The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-31

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them to keep this in mind, as they adj
vance in years they must advance also
in the science of government and al
that pertains to the welfare of the
country.
Without the means at hand for com.
batting it, a cold may prove more danger.
Gus than the small pox. No family is
safe unless provided for such an emer-
gency. In sudden attacks of cold, Group
asthma, ETC., Ayers Cherry Pictorial is
invaluable specific.
Reno Division, No. 2, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Cap
tain, S. ]. H~odgkinson First Lieuteant,
L. J. Cohn; Second Lieutenant, A. C.
Helmond; Recorder, j.. A. Zeigler
Treasurer, ]. F. Aitken; Guard, B. M.
Coffin Sentinel, j. o. Sessions.
Isaac j. Wooten of Delaware was on
the 18th inst, confirmed as Indian Agent
for Nevada, The Laurel Gazette, pub
lished in his own home, says of him j:
"Wooten's appointment to a post in
Nevada is a good radiance to Laurel, an
outrage upon the Indians, and a disgrace
to every man who had a hand in it,"
That is another slap in the face for
Cleveland.
Fireman Zeiglers condition has not
improved any and is critical. After an
operation to remove a date seed from his
vermiform appendix an artificial OPEN
ing vas left for some days and it will
have to be closed. His troubles are
complicated by an abscess in close prox-
unity to the wound made by the opera
ton and he is weak. If he pulls through
he can thank good doctors and a strong
constitution.
81 cannot see why" said Farmer Burke,
Women should grumble about their work;
Now my wife would in the morning rouse,
And build the fire and milk the cows;
fhhu iCOo IL nOTSco-clcFtu ntdu-
By the time that 1 crawled out of bed;
She was always at work In house or barn;
She knit our stockings and spun the yarn;
She didn't visit, nor write, nor readi
She planted none of those posy seed.
Had children' All, yes, some eight In all.
But they mostly died when they were small,
The only one living now is Jane,
Who always has an ache or pain;
She's good for nought but to swallow pills,
And run up druggists and doctors bills.
She doesn't help like my wife, you bet"
why, doesn't your wife, we asked, 'help
yeti"
'Oh, no" he said, with saddened brow,
"Snes in the insane asylum now ta
Farmers Review.
A few days ago, when "Papa Peakes,"
proprietor of the REST for the Weary"
was sitting in front of the Appeal Office
enjoying a sun bath and dosing in the
balmy afternoon, some one came softly
along and quietly distracted from his
shirt front a $500 diamond pin. Had
Mr.. Peakes been in our Office at the time
paying his yearly subscription in adj
vance, this sad circumstance would not
have happened. He has since received
another and larger pin, and fastened to
the screw is a leather cinch strap which
goes around his body and rings a burglar
alarm when pulled. Since the occurrence
the editor of the Appeal has had the
gold filings of his back teeth re-tamped,
ss he means to hold onto what amalgam
he has left another year.-Midwinter
Appeal. -
At a special meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners of Churchill
County, held on Monday, January 22d,
at Saltwater the sum OF five hundred
dollars was voted to aid the Midwinttr
Fair. Measures were also taken to have
a enlarged map of the county drawn
showing the water courses, valleys, main
bitches, cultivated land, mines, etc., in
fact the general topography of the
county. The work is to be done by A. ].
Chalmers, the civil engineer and to be
completed as sooD as practicable and
placed on exhibition at the Fair. The
map will be about eight feet square and
it is estimated it will cost about five
hundred dollars to complete it. 1t will
probably be fms he'd by the middle of
March. The contract was awarded to
w. R. Lee to build the approaches on
each end of the new bridge at Grimes
ranch for forty dollars.
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