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Plain Truths.

BristoPs Sarsaparilla and Pills cure scrofula
and old sores
Bristol's Sarsaparilla and Pills cure tumors
and ulcers
BristoPs Sarsaparilla and Pills cure cancer
Gus diseases.
Bristol's Sarsaparilla AMI Pills cure all skin
diseases.
Bristors Sarsaparilla and Pills cure abscess.
eS. H
BristoPs SarsapariIla and, Pills cure bad
blood and humors
Sold by L. Wellendorf, Shasta. SIT
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LOOK AT THESE PRICES
FOR GENUINE
WALTHAM WATCHES.

The % P. s. BARTLETT movement, with extra Jewels
Cbronometer Balance, Patent Dust Cap, Patent
Safety Pinion, and all other late improvements
in solid OF. Coin Silver Hunting Case with
Gold Joints, s27 coin.
The same, in A OF. case $780, In OF. case, S33
coin.
The :" waltham Watch Co." movement, with extra
Jewels. Chronometer Balance, Patent Dust Cap.
Patent Safety Pinion, &C., in OF. case, with
Gold Joints, $50 coin.
The same in OF. case, s33. In OF. case, $50
coin.
The Appleton, Tracy & Co." movement with
extra Jewels, Chronometer Balance, Patent Dust
Cap, Patent Safety Pinion, &c., in oz case
Gold Joints, S34 coin.
The same in OF. case, S37. In OF. $40 coin:
"P. s. Bartiett'' Watch in p OF. Is karet Gold
Hunting Case $50 coin ~
=" Waltham Watch Co." Watch, IN "a OF. 10 Karat
Gold Hunting Case, SS4 coin.
p" Appleton Tracy & Co." Watch, in "a OF. IL karat
Gold Hunting Case, SS7 coin.
Any additional weight at 81 per dwt., or $40 per
extra.
We will send any Of the above by Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Express, with bill to collect on delivery,
and give the purchaser the privilege to examine
the Watch before paying. Ali Express charges,
however, to be paid by the purchaser. But If the
amo'nt Of the price Of the Watch is remittsd to as
'eitt the order, ,eU prepay the Express charges
to San Francisco ourselves. In sending money,
drafts on Wells, Fargo & Co. preferred.
We wish it distinctly understood that these
Watches are the very best, with all the latest i'm
provements, and that they are in perfect running
order, ia guarantee from the manufacturer accom-
panies each watch and if any does not per
form well, we will exchange it, refund the
money.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between tbs
undersigned, doing business under the name and
nrm Of MePnee q Burtt' at Dog Creek, Shasta
county, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All liabilities of the late firm will be settled bv r,
W. Burtt. to whom all debs due the firm must ba
paid, he alone being authorized to receive the
and receipt therefor.
ANGUS McPHEE.
GEORGE W. BURTT
May 5th, 1859. mvs
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
FIRST MONDAYIN APRII

TIME UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE TO
L the Property Holders of Shasta County, that
he will, on the
The Shasta courier., 1869-05-22

- JOHN e. TIFFTN. Respect
fully informs his friends and the
=-lSskzz Public generally that he bas OPEN
ed general Blacksmithing business, and is pre-
pared to do all kind of work in his line. Partic-
uiar attention paid to Repairing and Horse Shoe
ing.
Shop or West side of Main street, shasta
Gilbert.
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AwruL TR.cEpY-The Norwich fConn.

AWFUL TRAGEDY--The Norwich (Conn J
Bulletin of April 9th says:
A horrible Accident occurred at Alexan-
der's brick yard, at Dayville, on Friday
Some Of the knives in the tub in which the
clay is cut up became disarranged. and
James Toomey. son Of the Superintendent.
stopped them from running, and got into the
tub TO remedy the difficulty. The other ma
chnery in the building was in motion at the
time. and the jar therefrom caused the belt
to slip back upon the pulley The knives
were set in motion gain. and Toomey' body
was severed in two just below his arms. and
otherwise fearfully mangleI. He was n
steady. industrious young man. and leaves a
wife, three children, and many friends to
mourn his sad fate.
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CALL AND SEE THEM.

Shasta, Jan. 4, 1869. 10
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The Shasta courier., 1869-05-22

WHAT CONES OF IT-The Elmira Gazette
SAYS +" The eutire gift Of Ezra Cornell to the
Cornell University will amount to about two
million two hundred thousand dollars
Twenty years ago Ezra could not paw his
grocer's BILL" Upon which the Ovid Bee
remarks: Those who can't pay grocers'
bills can therefore take courage. and grocers
who trust may look for their reward twenty
wears hence.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

JEWxLRY AID FANCY oooDo.
4 y Gris~ola I C., ~ ~ u
~ Hyde 4 Gcodsieh. sslahmsAeA h
Ssw Orlssn- 50 years Ns.siAsenssss
md Importers u wasshsA Jsueay,
ssIssr~~r-, Cutlery, 1snss sal rheek
iarnss Canal 4 Royal sss- s33e
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Triumphant Aeain!
sr,lg ors,a GA Medal Awarded
Bao.s Psi N. Bfiliitrt C's,hsn
psse. ~ t@a asss aesaal tF'a', y
competition viri tad lssalns stoves IL
The l. 4 al ihe i.lu sra ~sus Far,
1865, sd esssy " it'A Fair sine'
1890. II liAts4fR, Arsai,
" Cewpeni l,s L.!...Yn i1nIlna -
DvssA A2N - SANs
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Tbs Bus,an Pea 'sayss ~fAe asst
csbiasssoi Ptssldsat 6vsns appear
20 ts very much resigned"
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ApsAi.Lksv MvHexS Asp sDls
clna- -Us Ftidst fa~t dbout sJus
occurred, in the western, PARTON Of
Onachi'a parish, one " the nost bru
tai murders md suicides on record.
sniG, .Jsass i ". VAA DSety
Ss-r4H, was ssns On Pyidsy morkipg
with a wsrran, to arrrs, two brothers :,
Jack aud Fras dis Rpgsss. scharssd
upon the AFFIDAVIT, of lucy DicLsv--
son, with attempting to shoot and
kill sid DickstAon. Franklin Reg.
en- bslss MfAesssd ~ accessory,
Mr.. Wood proceeded to the house Of
Fnnklio Rogers, and the latter ssas.
TO the gate TO ascertain his business.
having Ms gun in his hands at the
time. While reading the warrant,
both barrels Of The raa we're ssaAsa.'
ly discharged by Franklin Rogers al
Mr.. Wo.d, he chsrEes ID u,ilating ~
'stt arn aad hand and penetrating
the breAst Immediately after dis
charging the gun, Rossrs proceeded
sIosE the. sosG shout oss tga Apsaa
add city, .yasds, SD cut hi ows
throat with kis packet isiie. A
ssifhbcr ssms sisng shortly sher
and found Rogers lying dead BY the
road side with tho knife firmly CLUTCH.
cd in bis hand. Wood alter ysssiv-
ing the voaad, proceeded 70 Ilsgs-s'
boass. ilay. dsws upos ~ bsa,s sad.
called for wssss end assistance, " :
pred in about half an hour. A..
Rogers NJ heretofore borne thl.
character Of quiet, psacs&bls oiai.
zen But af,cr tho difficulty which
was thas sasss of his ssrssA ~ ssevsa
greatly sssissa, ssd. his vile yspssss,
thrss ssssa ssspsassa hinsslk ~
became so alarmed, At his threats Of
.sif. dsstrse,ioa sud particularly Asssr
hts ssklAs ~ = sixs hin $500 |
,ttychnles, that shs hid thst tsisss |
his smm snieioa sd other usssss ~
iajusy. bait setissly tssfst ~ loe&s
cd gun with which he perpetrs'ed the
DECD. ~ vsssln I'D ~ si1Dsr n
sids BY sids IL ~ Ans room dead.
Those best acquainted with Rogers
believe that the act waa prompted b
iwsswisya Tusbo6y ~ M Y GOD
sAs hurried At Mourss ~ Susasy
last. -.spN Fsss.af Il
Mr.. Wood vas quite ! young man,
we'll thought Or BY his scquaiatsucss
md isisnds, "a ta3 bstA acting as
Deputy s..srif Gully abau. TIVE weeks,
when the fesrfat tragedy sIoasd br
crssr Monroe (Ln) f'araph Of
he liza. Gai sfitiafVft Fss1
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lfysu wish 10 tnow how ros&.nes
~ nAds and lost IN dry bow ahrewa
Msu~afs ruined IN WSh Svesst; hov
CsssttxmsA are swindled ~ Shsrrcs-
Asx AIalstsn and Mervhanis sfe mack h.
mAlesa ho~ Dance Ham and Concer,
saloons ~ 'nansEcd1 how 0tnsbiing
Hoeses aWd Lott~rse6 afs conducted
nov seoek snd on ccIupsnies tyriginste
asA hc~ ms Babtaet bdtss, fexf this
work, II consain, Is fine engraving /;
tells ansbost The MytericS and Crihsss
~ MN Yofk, md II ths' spSciSst ~ 4
Cheapest work O. ths tint psbAsksd
Pills ossy p3.73, Per Cspss
OEfnJss oissuissaap4 sss osr Terms,
OlsaA > fll sdssssp tisa - he wsst
Adlsass. 4sNas Rassnsne go. 81
iLeliA 4a 49,. "a ~. - ,szsss
= eTA UTJltA-tafsria sa wssssHe .
similar character ara being swsstaAti
Sss sbes The tnok. yss shsy ss~saia ~
saGrtvtAGs ~ salls ~ Ma Sse copy,
$50 .4ss. .sss&ssa sesss "a e. ~. s0&Nh1l
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A large map Of Vie s>sas, pshlisAsA
spss.sls 10 .cce1psaY Ne Alnasar.
ho-in1 al the railroads IL sssssl 49,
ssion IN The state, with their tssuini.
leo those In progress asd sNdss Gus
vae,, ~ veil ~ al the siAx4 liass asA
asip rosds OF travel, will f. furnished
Il tho .ams rates ~ the Atmssac sad
viii not ipcr.ane tbs vuts ~ p>sAags
s:agle copies II the Alnasss viii BE-
asiled free Of postage, fev shy cssu 10
ny part of she rnised sts>ss. AMI for
Say cents to any psst u 0sssa lavitsia
. Ireland II aeenssyssisd with =
zap. the obsrg. will bs sty cents sstss.
CnitNd ststss postage. k,9v esAas
,assh, must Ia al ~asss bs svmistsd, im
dIitian, where ons dossa " sv~Ards
re ordsrsd by SSH
Parties ordering Almau2<s by "a
rs-s or ssy oshsr Conveyance. ssesta
through thu mail esa pay ~ Aslgkl
hsrxss on thsm On ths;s arrival
PARTIES, living ~ dlssAace, wostA 10
ssli b. ssnd In tiseir oedes lof Aina-
,sss At An sasly day, - I'll ssdsss WI
SLED in rotation. asyes4iae 70 ~
stss when they are sa>sssd - ~
<,aks
" 4 y. RICHARDSON 4 Gu,
PabIishsss, fSsivss1sn, TssaA
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1ggfaInn PACIFIC aAn ROAD.
: Ma sss.A

y Win&ps. Arrangement
Il fA8kxfikK lsaia for Shreveport
n AL 6tssnediate stations, leaves
Misllsh daily (sssdsys e1eersed) at
= ,1Snfsi, lsavss Shreveport at ~
7 w. hffisMg u MAr.l..il - . = IN.
NA,psssas ss Nssshali With stage line
10 4 S>nefxa Ton Texas C,a,taI u ~
VI h3hs,ess..u, Rpsk, crockett and
ssant.siiis. Ai,o IL Maco, via Jesss
ADt.1lx fbaeAsai, Paris, b'snliam, and
Az. ~ t3rsifsisi y Cos. nes
sss6us 10 tlssss = tlsii2a, ~ Ter
- sxt < safnsr
aAo~xlsa1s tAssry ,'t.tlcs a NaT'haE
tsuA.tk s5Aicles ~ horses iss esief
TMk.fs Soux vEwlrr. sup,
~ n, lSsa ass-~
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alls0RAND
RED MEMS FAIR,
To b HID at the Wig~am Q,
~" EasV yE ~ ~
fa1Ai 4thbfMH, 1888


rss Paocxsps 70 px Arrnorul..
-. ,ssl ,..svifle.~.,.,.. =.
r..r,..x,-,-M
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.s'' 70, 1905
- u: CeseIs asa @smn ers OF scamp
i "'' y i"P'o'eoofde'
SS RI
bao!ssss Your COMMITTEES up
pointed o" the End sleep Of the
seov Ase.' q: :. D. 3's TO take
into co.s'dssat'on the prscticsbility
Of ho'd'sg Fair by our Tribe, Er
the purpose ~ 'aisiug funds to re
pair tho Marshall Cemetery, have
bid the matter under consideration
.ss4 'd seet1efllly teAe sbe
~"s~sse repcH:
Resoips<, 1T. That hi. Tribe shall
hold . Fair on the Sd and an .leen
Of ths Flower Neon, G. s. u. AIS.
the proceeds Of which shall be c,.
pended 10 pspsiriny our city Cen
s,sry.
K,.Jr~S Dad III, IL. c,,,o,
,.d;.. i. r.o.....a !" 80, ' ;.''.;i
vi, ~ ~ ~ NJ 49, :.
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s'IpIv"; II, o. 'a'''s' . y 40
~ = ~ $1,000, W, u. 70
i.. = ~ D: "P"s' ~ =, Ma'.nsm
80. ~ ~. = H":s' -
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:, "' rso.a''sg =. ., Hardin, W.
49,. o'I \ % y, y, ""w'sy, s"s
49, = ' = s"''., > h,ug::
=. ~. ~ = = "',''ams' W, Sled
w. zones ", Il mn, ~"
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~ =; A,"k' D U frs'ey
~ w. a. gym, ~ A"'gn'
90, 's; !" 'on"s"n' a
N. -, !" wv n."s -. = '",oy
uI"' a" salmon, Lee
$780," 49," u: "" =" W. -
,...;.', y a., 'S S'"son' ~, y
~, :. uS'"' "ssy alexander
' vs. o""s.s'nes, Ao
49," s". r ~ ' S, " ~ Ioag'
D." II . ~ Terry
ny os''es' y, C"am,
y quo =. Mus r.
" :; a, ~ 'opo' : .. bass
u;,r - ""mact' w.
"", ~ O. 's"S,"gs, Ai'e"
a.: ~. .. H"'"' nou; C'ouan,J' u
m S1s.1s - ceT"; ? y. nsmey
Eao~ n r. y: = lsyi"r, .. v
n r.. u degg'
ty u - ~ snvtin, W. n.
ss1s"Z y, johnson, T. W, Tough
~; y. W.nsiss, T. . Lipseomb,
n. utss y. N. Cslsasn, Z. A.
'sM. ~. ". Duke, 7: /, Wood, ". /
ne9pss' = N ktmr Misses
Hry oeae navy Lame: PusAJtfrn
pn' rsun Irvine. add all others who
e!a 40 interest IN the enterprise.
Aossed, ~. Thsta COMMITTEES on
plictnng cosfs'esiions. whoac duty
sss'' ~ to use every snslcnvcr to
daee the c'i'ssna Of Marshall and
hsff'sss sessty 70 eontr' hdte ar
cles or r'ney FOR the Fair, and to
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II. ", 4 xi|;a AK
earnestly requested to accept H.
positions assixned them. 40 ~ Z
OFFICERS x
,r...,;s.s;asslaa.s;!.A.!,;R $500
NJ, c. Marshall, Wm. Stsdmsn, az
Y 49, lido .fAsA lDe1hS
Turner, 8. J. kicksfdscs, NJ 10.
nsst, N. b. Es>ss, ". I. Rsaniea.,
u. Knight, Z. b 0rsfy, ". A.
Whcrry. -
Tre~urcr-Mrr, Asry,kAr.
Qef11 ia nbry a. hses =
The Comass)es u SWSaS AG4N'
Tribe respectfully rsqusss ~ sbsss
ladies and oil othsn who sisA ~ ssc.
csss 10 osst u ~ MssAs9lst sA1rh,
% Ts~day, soteiss4 ?. n i, N4rch
yOa ~ k,fM@ tAeir com asit,ees ~
axe such other steps As nov be ncc>
esssry to advance this laudxhls Ut |
ocYtakloG. aa.--4l-..-s-al.I.z-..s. -s..7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-03

A BSGGAR in England carries Z ply
sicians certificate, which, wheh deci-
pherod, is found to testify that the bearer
is afflicted with Hypocrisy and ~lsziness.
THE Vermont Legislature have passed
a bill holding liquor dealers responsible
for the damage to person or property
done by those obtaining liquors of
them.
They got a new safe at the Tax Re-
eeirsr's office yestsrday. Three men
did the work Of getting it into the
building, whilst 1871 idlers s%uperintend.
ed the process.
A PERso Of exceptional vitality, in
Vermont, named Gleason, has attended
every session of the Legislature for
forty.fvs years, and still retains life
and a fair degree Of mind.
AUSTRALIA seems possessed of the
magic of our West 10 the growth Of it,
cities. Melbourne, which q little over
thirty years ago was marked by a soli-
tary log hut, now boasts Of 100000 in
habitants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-03

The GAME OF YEwKsR.-Josh Billings
says: This ill-bred game Of kiards is
about 81 years old.
It was first discovered by the deck
hands on a Lake Fry steamboat and
handed down by them to posterity in
all its juvenile buty.
1t is generally plated by four persons
and owes much of its absor bingneSs TO
tho fakt that you can talk, and drink,
and ehaw, and cheat while the gain is
advanciu.
have seen it played on the Hudson
River Railroad, in the sm~okiug-car,
with moro immaculate skill than any.
where else.
If yu play thero yu will often hold q
hand that will astonish yu, quito often
4 queens and q 10 spot, which will in
flame you to bet I or s dollar, that it is
a good hand to play pokor with, but yu
| will be more astonishsd when yu see
the other fellah's hand, which inynria.
bly, consists of A kings and the l spot.
Ycwkcr is q molatto game, and don't
compare with old sledge in majesty
emmy more than q game Of push-pins to
n square church rattle.
Tnever play yewk0r.
| never would learn how out of priuci-
pie.
l was originally created cluss to the
Connecticut line in New England, whar
the gain Of 7 up or old sledgs was
born. and exists now in all its pristine
rirginity.
l play old sledgs to this day in oil its
natiff fercenegs.
But l won't play emmy game if know
my character, where the Jack will take
an ace, and q ten spot won't count for
gain.
| won't play no such kind OF gain
out Of respect to Connskticut, mi natifF
State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-03

SUSPENDED BUsINEss.-The Pacific
Union Express Company suspended
business yesterday, after on existence
of ls months. 1t was reported that the
company had been bought of by Wells,
Fargo &~Co., but tho agent in this city,
James Il. Buenham, informs us that the
report is erroneous A circular, dated
at San Francisco, December LIST, signed
by the President, L. W. Coe, and di-
rected to the agents Of the company,
states that from want Of adequate
means, and encouragement from the
public, the company has been compelled
to suspend business, though the step
was taken with reluctance aud only
after the most persistent and strenuous
efforts to succeed in tho enterprise.
"Business with you and the public"
the circular goes on to say, twill be
settled promptly and h~onorably." Ar
engagements have been made whereby
Wells, Fargo l. Co. will complete all
unfinished business, and will carry all
RANKED envelopes in the hands Of the
public. By tonight the business Of the
Office in this city will be entirely closed
out. The Pacific Union Express was a
great benefit to the people rs a means
Of efec.ing cheap carriage, the rivalry
between It and Wells, Fargo l. Co. being
very spirited. This rivalry resulted in
a reduction of rates 10 figures ruinous
to the new company, which is reported
to have sunk lately from $4,000 to
$40, 900 per month. About 200 m
ployeswill be thrown out Of work by
the suspension of bu,iness.-Saeramento
Union, I'd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-03
FROM SACRAMENTO.

Accident to n Wood Train-Tho stnte
CapiInl-The New Railroad bridge
Railroad Accident.
SACRAMENTO, December 3.-An accident
occurred to q wood train on the Western
Pacific Railroad, near Gait Station, yester-
day, whereby one man was 80 severely in
jured that his life is in danger, and two
others received painful but not dangerous
hurts.
The assembly chamber at the new Capitol
is nearly ready for occupancy.
Work upon the California Pacific Railroad
bridge at this city is rapidly advancing.
Yesterday workmen were engaged hosting
upon the piers the timbers that are to form
the chords Of the structure, preparatory to
their being placed in position. These timbers
are all numbered, and the work Of putting
them in place will DO advanced rapidly.
An accident took place on the Pacific Rail.
road yesterday, occurring in the yard in this
city, about 6 o'clock P. n. It appears that
the locomotive Young America, which was
to take out the freight train, was running
down the side track to hitch on, but through
some misunderstanding Of signals, when It
was in the vicinity Of the Harbormaster's
Office, going down, there were several freight
cars on the main track backing up to DO
united to tho train. The result was that the
locomotive and cars collidcd, the tracks COM
ing together closely at that point. The cars
ran of the track, and the engine was quite
seriously injured, her pilot and steam chest
being broken and her left cylinder cracked.
The cars were replaced upon the track in
due time, but the Young America was too
much disabled to make the trip, and her
place was filled by another engine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-03

HANDWRITING PEcULIARITIrs.-It is O
remarkable fact that no man can ever
get rid Of the style Of handwriting pc.
euliar to his country. II he be English,
he always writes in English style. II
French, iu French style; if German,
Italian or Spanish, in the style peculiar
to his nation. Professor B states:
81 nm acquainted with a Frenchman
who has passed all his life in England,
who speaks like one Of our co%nntrymen
and writes it with ten times the correct
ness Of ninety-nine in a hundred Of US;
but yet, who cannot for the life of him
initiate our mode Of writing; l know q
Scotch youth, who WAS educated en-
tirely in France, and resided eighteen
years in that country, mixed
exclusively with French people-but
who, although he had a French writiAg
master, and probably never saw any
thing bat French writing in his life, yet
wrote exactly in the English style; it
was really national instinct. In Paris,
all the writing masters profess 10 teach
the English style of writing, but with
VI euSik pASiossi0uoi euo WA suSiA 0ASA
tions, they al never got their pupils.
to adopt any but the cramped hand of
the French. Some pretend to be able
to tell the characteristics Of individuals
from their handwriting. The differ
encs between the American OF English
and the French handwriting is inn
mense-a school boy would distinguish
it at a glance. Mix together n hun
dred sheets Of manuscript written by a
hundred Frsnchmen, and another hun
dred written by E%uglishmen or Ameri-
cans, and no Que could fail to distin-
guish every ono of them, though all
should be written in the anne language
aud with the same pens and paper.
The difference between ~Italinn, Spanish,
and German handwriting is equally de.
eided. In fact, there is about rs great
a difference in the band.writings Of diff
fersnt nations as in their languages.
And it is a singular truth, that though
a man may become identified with ano.
thsr nation, and speak its language
as well, perhaps better than his own,
yet never can he succeed in changing
his handwriting to q foreign style.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-03

listed who are free from this evil. I, is
the large hearted, the social man, who
cannot resist the temptation Of the So
cisl glass; the genial man, the generous
man whom this tempter finds its victims.
1t assails all classes alike-you can find
it at the hearthstons Of the poor, and it
casts its gloomy shadow on the marble
maniles of the rich. / tell you, my
friends, there is only one way in which
you a resist the temptation. There
is only one talismsn, and that 10 Touch
not, taste not, handle not the unclean
thing In the earlier years of my
manhood, when I saw a young friend
who had been travelling the same path
way as myself; when 1 stood BY his
bedside aud saw bis soul leave his
body, calling upon God to damn his
soul In his delirium, I for n resolved
that I would turn my back upon i,
henceforth and forever. II is the true
pathway in private life, in public life,
in social life and in individual. life."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-03

ANOTHER FrxIAN MovHNgST.-That
the Irish people in this region may not
be again swindled out of their money
under false pretsnsss Of aiding their ma
tive country, A. they have been within
the last Eve years, we publish the SOL
lowing extract from a letter from New
York, under. date Of November "a,
which shows that there is another
scheme on foot to raise means from poor
Irish people, to support in grandeur and
luxury a few would.be heroes. Road it
The most ridiculous movement that ever
excited the laughter-loying people OF this
city, is that which the Fenians are attempt
ing to organize in this country just now
They hold a special meeting tonight, to con-
slider the ~propriety Of aiding and a6etting TIC
Winnipeg rebellion against Governor Nc.
Dougall, and thu indications arc that q call
will Be made on the servant girls again to
contribute to the "patriotic fund :" OF the
various circles. This Fenian business is
getting rather played out in the metropolis,
and the contributors will certainly be very
few and far between.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-03

ANOTHER LIBEL.-The Boston Daily Ners
OF November l6 says:
Brigham Young opposes an educated
ministry, and therefore breaches once q
month himself"
The Salt Lake News comments as follows
"As false as can be. No man is more
Jealous for the spread Of education and intel
ligence among the masses Of the people than
he who is thus libeled BY the Boston Ne,cs,
and the great labor Of his life is to reform,
improve. educate and cultivate his people"
To cultivate is good.-haiand Empire.
Yes, and q man who has Fifty vive,
and eigh.y-four children eau have nc
time to do much of anything else but
cultivate"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-03

"GRANprA, did you know that the
United States has been in the habit
OF encouraging aud acknowledging
tories 2" What kind Of tories sonny ~
Territorial Now give me some pea.
nuts, OF I'll catch the measels and mako
you pay for 'em.l"