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HILLSB3R3UGH, SIERRA COUNTY, N, M NOVEMBER 14, : 1885.
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VOL. 2.
NO, 37
Dr. BSintie,
' TBS SPECIALIST,1 "
No. 11 KEARNEY STREET.
San Francisco, California.
Treats all Chronic. Pi ivate and
Special Diseases witlRhiio won
derful success as of ul J.
THE GREAT ENGLISH RE 'EDY
"in n npvtr fnili
.wry r .
:vLCcurr '"' erOtlfc
lt.,l.;i;- FrLnui
cd Vita lily, Spin-
It.ll -
'i-w n t'ciniut or I'hoa,,
Wftr.''t lkf.,....wl
S Jnipoteiifv, rami-
jsistnnd at) the; terrible t-ffoi-t " of "
self abuse, youthful follies ami px
cesses in hioMire vcnrit grji h an loss
of nieinoiv. bisHituVlo. nocturnal
.
mission, vasion to Hiieieiy. iiinuifK
of vision, noises in th Uoi: i IK vi-
tal tluid pn'ssins unolisei vi'd In 'ihc' Di-inh k'' I.imIp" or mine, in order to
urine kud Inany otTier'tliscasi'. tliaf . li.ld crti.l iionii.es under the pro is-
"lead to inhiisty rind death: ' ion of swtion 2.12"- Rt-vUed Statutes
Dr. Mintie-, .,i1io is a regular gmtl of., the United ..jiHies, beinK the
uated jihysicisti. tvlil ugme io fuiteii amount icq u iced ..to . . lnll ihe siinu
Fiqe Hundred D.ijlnrs for a eas-i .! . f..'tlie year . endi ng D.-ceuiher JJl-t,
this kind the vital Restorative (no ' 1881, Hud if within ninety tlavs I'imiii
, der his special advice and 'hen intent) 'th- her vires tlii nuiice b,- i d'li
nill not cure, or for anvthinit iniiune cation you fail or refuse to rontril-ute
or injurious found in it. Di1. Mihtte
treats all priveat diseases siireessfu
ly, without mercury, Coiisiil ati -n
free A thorough examination 'am!
advice, including "an ami!y.-i- o'
urine $5; Trice of V iral RVstnra
tive, $3 a bottle.' or four limes th.
' quantfty, scut to any' address
upon receipt of price, or C. ;0. D,: se-
. cure from ob.se: vy lion, ai d in piivatr
name, if desired, by A. E. MlXl'lE.
M. D. .
k ' Samnle Battle Fee -
AVill be seiit to anyone applying b
letter, tiiti:.g eviiifitomi', sex and ajfe
Strict sccresv'i'ii ri'ga tl 'to all lui'si
nega transact ioiihr. , ,
Dr. Mili's .liidney Remedy Xep.
liretieum cures all kinds of Kidney
and Blaildercoinpraints.Gbnorrb.ea,
" Gleet, hetiooi i lue. For sale by : all
druggists; $1 a bottle, six buttles foi
$5.
i- l
.)-. ,i
Dr; Mintie's Diindelion
,
1
are
1'iHs
the beat 'ai.d e'leapest Pyspepkia and J
Billious cure in ;he,
eale by all druggists.
market.: For,
"FEISCCLIIE"
ST- LDriS AD SAN FRANCISCO
.. ; . k. 111.11.-.
i- ko QUASGE OF CA RS
fietwren Smi Francisco, California, mid
- - -st.- to! -h J-U v
-Through Pullman Pidare Sleeping
Car a rp1' now run th.ily ithotit ?
( harge- between San f raociseo
Oala:andSt. LNvurtMo. over1-
the Southern Pacific, to the
XFKll.r.
The Atlantic and Pacific to Albu
querque, N. M.Jthe Atchison To
peka i Seiita Fe to I (distend.
Kas.; ihe St Louis fe S'ui
Francisco llailroad to
; t. Lou
By this line there is only one chnnge
"".of C'irs-irtwrpn th Pnntie and
Atlantic consts, which is at St.
Louis. lV-sepgers for St
Ltuiis and all Eastern
Cities should buy their ticuets
VIA: WISTEAD KANSAS
St. Ixiuis & San Fkakinoo,
AMD ST. Louis & San Fhamiooi KT '
TU Grfttt Throntrh Car Route."
' I
DttAE n npaqtu Tick-i Apcnt nd 8-. ter's Stomach Bitterg , Jts remedial rflmps nf Sierrn county, with it is said marriages are more eatis
Xfuil pmicniar.. TrJD hainK throng c and preventive fffetfs ns an opponent i H.,iahoro ns tilft factory on the average than where
rm for St. LojU 1qc Albaqaerque Daily at
11:10 r .
C'.W.RQIiERi.-.
D. I$II-rirt'
P, Bd Oen. Mn.. Gn'l Phm. Aft.
S.. i.oia. Mo.
al. Louik. Ko.
i h;ai, Norn ks
NOTICE.
i ; ;' HitUioro.
ci. Sierra Comitv, 1
HV'nf N' w V' rrt-ii;
uieiuli.T 1ft lSS'i. I
' ' Ti'iriimv'
Coaled Prniiofild will be r"i;eW 'd ut the office
ofthCl rk of the I'ouiiiy Oiiuiiiinnioii'-i of
Slairarim tv In iliilnimni until Hie Si It day of
Octob'T. 1Sj (hi noil), lor co.iipl'-lnii! llie
coi,! . ucilna nf 'h watii ton i fiom uilf Vn 1 -y
- t
toi lilorirte vln. 11. ixo iro una uinm-a.- i ""i-
. Hic ( nittho o.ioriii' ri ii ui iui-IU..UIU ...
I the -on. b . i n" uin w.i' ' tuiiiiia
Uniite for Mid uedon Hi-md-ol four ( 4) luiih.
Tli"ioudU.diim-lli.t hi Mliei nicaiid of
!" bwK Tii- piiiif i i ii; i,iiii h-ii by
n.r vii.UTid'-uk'i. rii" tw wi i b'
r-nmr dn. be flu h d b. Nov m'Dii l.ili lv8
tiuihe'ih rt.i. or pi .nib r . ti d-th.v
HI" r lll-l.llll ' nr."- ... . ... .
Tlie :u.iiiii.-I..-i ren-rvi iu riUI lu rojoct
illiv HiiJmi
A.. I'lTKIN'.
I II .1. ,11.1.1 o
i .... F...t .
i ' " .
Nji'icg of Fjr.e'.lure-
Kingston, icnn County,
y Tt-iritiiiv nf Nevv Mp.xiot,
: ' Mav .JOth," 18.-!. .
To J. C. Evan niul F. E Even-It :
' Vtni iire h.-ret.v I. .til'i. .rtli.it 1 iinve
i . . . i ,i,i. I i I .!..! I..--
'xpi'iiot-ti line t.ii'; iiiHKiM-"
in l.i'0.stii iinn,vetii u "n nn-
vonr proportion nf stieh eXjie-t li 'tire
it ..li iu ihin ill il in i,i c .
; r ....... t it. .il I
c aim ,vill become ihe prope. ;y of
the Mil)-
Miibm- under saids.-eiioii
0. It syt'NEY.
2:1-2 i
..otice' ul. FirfeUure-
Kington. Sierra Connly,
Territory of Xew f exieo,
Mav 10th 188.1.
' To J. C. Evans ami F. E. Everett,
yon are hereby; notified that I have
expended .me (100) hundred dollars
in labor and im'jirovement's upon" the s iy for h fact that thero are im
Paris" or mine in order to hold said 1(,)lfirt true GsUire .' vwiifl . of" gol I
premise- "' V,1' -
i, ...... 'Vf-M lfii-l ,il Siu!m. fit I lie
i Uniied Sta-es. heing iheainonnt re-
i . . . I, .i i ..... i
""' -' -
qmreu to mnu n.e same . , e.u
yf . hi- pl,li,atio, you
fii or r-fuse to Wmtribiite your pry-
portion of such 'expenditure a cp-
mpii.m. t-mir intercvi in si in claim
wt I I't'coine l)ie proper! v of tlie sub-
' .. , !, . (,,,.
wviber. under fUid sf tiou 2.124.
1
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O Jt. SYOXF.Y.
ELLIOTT, I'ICKETT it ELLIOTT,
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Attouneys-at-Law,
Hillsboro, ,
New dVexIco
Tliat Tfn.ble E i.leinfc.
Frvpr and ngur. uhatters the most
vigoroug constitution, and the after
efl'ects of the alkaloid often taken
to arrest it, quinine, are scarcely less
yiernicious. The best remedy, not
alone in pialarial airicken recions
nortimi of Sontb and entral Amer
oHinn.i-omi.ie. - -,. ... v.....
mer-
ica where maTari.il fevers are most?:
prevalent and malignant is Hostel
ot tever are owiiik o. i 1,0.111;
fl,lPn(), .
rfflSTETT5v
Jl " - CELEBRATED lV
ST09XACU iffi
i SltTIP
,rr gaL? by all Druggists and Dal-"will
en? generally. '
SCENES IX SIERRA.
' ' " '
A Fellow Townsman Visits . the New
r..nt v.vvi-8 IlnSnmoof
LU' I'l una v , . - v . m f ------ I
the People and Mines,
i ' ,' i . ; , i
From iIki Lns Vw'Opilr..
Ciil.t. Nick Galles. of IWlsboro,
CHt;,lu.of ttio llillsooro ninrna
,,,', i , i .
Cl,ni,,,,y 1M8 nil illdepeili Pllt COU1-
lm)H'J, K
,,,,,,,, J in the militia organization of
b
t hp Tvi fitorV. He. It'lB lllltde H
'" 11 ,
K , , ,
Ihfl inisf. rtuiie I" he liorn too late
in. iinr.1 nunc.
t' urtic!i)tte as a' dier (l the'
1 h 1 '
"late5 unplwM uitiu'Srf; howevrr, no
' ' ... .
inon-l 'vnl lie.rt brftts within the;
breast of t.n American citizen
Son I tines out toward the old
vein of U. S. fiiMiit poKt." and he
w i do idi iif can to aid .them.,
M1 ," ' l"" lu 1 ' l"r ,
V; .1. ..,,1 I I i i liilllnifK 1 1 1 il leWP .
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tir.'.vrtoii .V to., nave jum Hiarteu
u,. tlieir gill quirtz ten -stamp
mill, mid are pounding nway im
jOa-tni ool 1 quarlz. It makes a,
t-nderf.t. t's iieai t jial.dl.ile to sl. w
liiingoll Ini ku mid go'd nuggets
iu pi-ofusi hi .stored in the safety
vault's i if the company.-'
The .boys lmv several magnifi-
- . . ..
''I't H I m i wiui.i tr.i; miles
of the h mn, amt there' is a good
buggy r .ad to the mines. They'
Have tlions.ndif tons ..f gol i ore
in sight that will run SjO n ton.,
At' the water level t,he ore has bo-
etinie ifdiellious, ho til it, it will he
liecessory to erect suitabU marhiu
ery for its production. We were
shown immense workings, mid can
- ore l l.t : .-onslit nt mines. This
. ,. . .ii ..: i. . - .1 : i.
camp win o neani wo,..
. . ... i ii.. i i i i
,1Par nuure as on m toe ,.e8l
l,I"t'i,I H 'i "'""S tl,Me ,n.,n
are very rich. I lie great tiouoie
ia no water. Nearly ; 100 men are
in. w IK ill, ill t-,?r:iiii ill iiirwr- niii
.i ...... .i. ....... .i. ... i.An .t;.
. , . , . . R
tings. Ilopewel . one of the n
' h j I ,
: I. 1 .. I 1.' .. .i ..-1. .... .
1111,
is a wlpde-souled Englishman, and,
aithough he ran the blockade dur
ingthe war, be iias become thor
oughly re constructed, and can sing
"Marching Through Georgia" with
a' good will with the boys. Sue-
' ' '
Wheninll.tlsboro, hunt up that
bnrbpr CiKin. He was nn o 1 sol -
1 dier ar.d did honorable . service for
he country.' Get him tobing 'That
little ld log cabin ir. the lane." It
wil carry y u b t"k twenty ye irs j
. t, ,, ,, i i
to tin' tune the old plantation , mel- !
,. . ' i ., - i .
odies were stu lie I on the graui at
!-'nH j
I ' w 4 ".'"' 1 : "
A h-1 was our surprise to meet
ii n -r vi in:
our ild Ciiiii'ide r lomii.g nrd hlv
,
estundib' wife and ilaugljter. who
i n. r ''f ii' i
ott l.iitt Vpima thrpf ve.irs iifonn'l
, i . f.
i. nil Imlo mill lipni'tv llitd
Fleming has dtveoped jnto a
blotiiiiing miss of sixteen fm'mmers,
blithe mid giy, and as light he rt
ed s the lH.antir.il mountains and
scenery snrroum'in? the enmp i
Kint.'n.' . . i ,,,'
, The merchants of Kjnpston ami
ITidsboroare nil complaining 0f
Cs,.i trade. Lu.g trains of ore
wi, ., re met with enntin'mllyy
earrvinj
ail I an 1 silver ore froir.
,f J..,m'pi, to therailro.d and re-
turning with croods and supplies. !
riiee oainp" are emphatically oor
, mininrr c;.mn. I he minea
. " '
TV Tom tne grass iwrs una tnere,
is no doubt but what the mining
, . , . , . : , , , ;
centers, are not oniy gooi ones put ;
vrove in the: near fnt.nre ofl
fabulous wealth. It ia engealed
j to the buys that they 6tick to their
cnmps. : ; The future Is brighU
"Stand behind your guns if it takes
all summer nn 1 winter."
Ul. oyion A. Jiuowies, post
commander of Custer post No. 8,
at Deming, is one of the, old 5th
Iowa infantry. At the battle of
Lookout MaunUiu lie was taken a
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. prisoner auu aoiourueu iu rewr
- , .
ItVlSOIIS .fi)f Olltj VeHf R diXV', first
I T.,. . n n i t i .
in Lii'hv, tlion Belle Isle, then iu
, , ... . . . , ti
Aiider)ii ville. At Anders iivule,
that on enrth, he made two es-
,' ; . . '
capes by tunneling out, but wns
. . t-' tu
soon recaptured, wns put into the
, . . j -
famouschiiin gang una into the
. , , i .i .
1 i i - i i i ' 1... .. ' . l
j unauie v Kianu up, uui butvivpu
all, and was exchanged at Sayan
unit, and from there he came home
! Ke in pioneer in New Mexico,
j ., ' . ,
wiiuinc here in lbou." and ' is ' a
. .a,ni0(T niiri ol,ftin.
BiHstic grand nrmy man. '
; A.M. Skirey, late a private Co.
H, 2d Nebraskt cavalry, is an old
miuei from way back. He fiays
the Storey Brothers have one of
the bent mines in, the; Kingston,
camp; although just beginning to
produce, the boys my their prop-
erty will yet make a noise equal t
t lie best. They are whole-souled,
- .R1Kjr yoil wallt'tobe well received,
caj ut tjie sitey lirothers camp;
M l)uys wjCKrimk frm the
Bume .Huie(.M they wijj aivide tlie
ilbt cracker.
Capt Thomas Burn?, late acting
muster of the Mississippi' squad
ron, is u hearty, Muff olc. "sea dog."
He made a record on til Miosis
siopi river and on the Gulf of Mex
ico during, the late 'unpleasantness.'
e lia nlJ excellent mining prop-
1
juJgmeut u9 nu ex.
stands his l.usiue.ss. For any ln-
foi'imdioii wanted regardimi min
ing .properties in the camp at
Kingston, hunt up Capt. , Burns.
He is still "on deck." '
J. J. FlTZOEni.LL.
Teacher.-"Yes, boys, 'honesty is
the best policy.' It will surely
bring its reward it will give you
a clean conscience and will prove
! a blesinff thr.iii?hout vour whole
,ife; r nni fil(Ui we ,mve felXM
,,',.
own number. , John Smith btand
Up.".. A . ,
1'' John Smith rises. ! ; i
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Teacher-"Now, Join, when I
, . , ...
was coming to scln ad this morning,
, , . , , .,
I linjxleued to dnj silver quarter
otit of jay- pocket,,, without j the
, , , , L V
fdightest knowledge of the fact,
h . , . '
llli YM, nnrr nil uiii-nu nun iinwic
. J , 1 . ' ........
fK'V. reiui ned it to me
Tell , the
Iyys wliot prompted vou to douch
J ,i,l
an honor tble act, when you might
have kept it for yourself."
Jobti Smi ih "Please, sir. 'cause
11
v '4" '
Uu8ssian women are, reputed to
- i f:t 1
Have eHeciaJiy pngerous, mciim
ting eyes, j which ' show., a Tartar
origia : They are said to be ex.
trPni,J' neiruess ana vindictive
wHr.Iti tlinse who yield to the
K1 f bftrm ' their glaaces.
-T?
Under the Spanish system where
rotirtahlu IS cam! on often Wlth-
. , , . ,
riU..Bn u, hUjui,i.b m.-ie
tangible than casting sheep's eyes.
. ..;..i : .1. 1
nunuttiiiiui.ij i biiuwou.
T-7- :
. Subscribe for THE ADVOCATE.
How a New York Cf p'talist Rpaid a
Kindness.
, The building itself is on the sit'i
of the old , Washincton Hotel
This hotel, by the way, .was built
' on the ground once occupied by
the mansion of Nathaniel Prime,
i
i the Jay Gould'' of fifty years ago.
It may be added,. ;pnrenthetically,
111 1 t-
una same uanuer, I'rime, once
when u-.poor young mun. went to a
! Southern planter on a visit a! the
time to New York, and asked for a
loan of five thousand dollars. !
"What' security can you give?"
nsked the planter.' ,
' The word of an honest man,"
ausweced Prime. . ,
The planter eyed him for an in
stant and then replied: "Vou khall
have it " ...Hi . (
This Bum gae Nathaniel Prime
his great start iu life and he soon
paid the debt. ' Years rolled on
and he became the leading banner
of the city. One day the planter,
who had befriended him at the
outset of his career, came to hire; in
joverty and asked him for the loan
of the same sum that he had . Imt
Prime, so opportunely.' The bank
er remembered him well but asked:
. V.hat security can you give?'
: "The word of an honest man,"
answered the , planter, eclu ing
Prime's own words of years before
"That won't do in Wall street,"
was the banker's reply . (
The "planter seemed dazed by
such an answer and left without a
word. The man who wns capable
of such ingratitude tiad become a
miser; a nionmauinc on the subject
of money, and in his old itgo be
coming iiir-nne in the midst of
wealth over the thought that he
might by some possibility die poor,
committed suicide by cutting, his
throat in his mansion that occu
pied the site, as already stated of
the present Washington building.
-Ex. ,; . ' .,,'
.... 1 . 1
;Koctor called qii cholera patient,
a German, and prescribed.,., Next
day found patient well. t
" Well " said the doctor, , "the
medicine brought you out?'! r,
"No, sir. I didn't take it.",
")Yhat did you take?" .
'1 ate sour krout and turnip
sauce." 1 ' ' 1
So the doctor wrote in his mem
orandum, "Sour krut and turnip
sauce good for cholera." ' ! I
Next week another call. ' t Irish
man this time. Presciibrd ' sour
krout and turnip sauce. Next day
called. Found Irishman dead. So
he wrote opposite' the memoran
dum: , "S)ur , krout and turnip
Bauce good for a Dutchman, but
doath to an Irisman."
It is asked: "What can be bet
ter than a woman with n cataract
in her eye, a waterfall on her .head,
a creek in her back, forty springs
in her sji'rt, and high-tied smops?"
And it is answeced' "Why, one
with a , notion in- her Lead and
swimming in tears."
"Papa, are you growing still?"
asked a young hopeful.
"No, dear; what nukes you think
so?" ' :' - i ' ; "
"Because the top of youi Lead i3
coming through your hair. 7
A placard in a barber's shop
wiudow announces "Boots blacked
inside." ' But must not that te tery
Dwl for tLd stockings? 1
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