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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26

OFPESHErNER x Co. are daily receiving
goods from San Francisco. Their mammoth
store is packed With every variety that one
could wish ..'.. r. NJ 30 .r
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26
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WKuE PKs DrMooRAcI.= Demo
cratic mass meeting Washed in the Court
house, at Hamilton, on Monday afternoon last
for the purposs of taking steps for the organi-
cation Of the party in that county. A large
crowd was present, and the utmost enthusi-
asm md harmony 'eharacterized the entire pro-
ceedings. John r. Kittrel was elected to
represent White Pine county on the State
Central Committee. The meeting adjourned
to meet again on Saturday, April 9th.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26

very rapidly, and will soon he in al
excellent condition.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26

The ELko SocIILs had a pleasant hop at
the Cosmopolitan. on Wednesday night
Near the hreak of day the merry voices Of
Elko's tender plants could be heard as they
SAuntered homewari.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26

OCE freigh; dePots are beginning to fill mp
with large quantities of merchandise Of every
description, consigned principally to White
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26

TnS SILVA srIrsLA aahsJmoc weekly
newspaper, published in unioaville by III. A.
Waldo, made its first appearance on wcdnes.
day last. The editorials in this number are
vigorous and strong, and the local department
is varied and well written mp. We trust that
it may ieoniirine q to raoris p Hhssl o support
from the citizens of that rich and extensive
mineral region. .,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26

RrDoLPKE, the champion billiard player,
passed east on Monday evenings train.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26

GUDERsAToRIAL.-We are informed that
Hon. ID, il. Haskell is a candidate for Cover.
nor, subject TO the nomination of the ,Republi-
can State Convention. lilo is well known
ihroughouttbo State as an efficient business
man and clever gentleman. y ~ ,.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26

AcrDsNr.-A telegram from Fall River
Mass, dated the goth inst, says that whle'a
large congregation was assembled in the un-
completed French Catholic church, to witness
the blessing of the corner stone, the floor gave
way and about 200 persons fell ~ feet into
the cellar, breaking the limbs Of 12 to Is and
injuring many others. iE 5''safdR
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-26

Az lNvrTAroS.-NIrs Elizabeth Boyle, one
Of the speakers at the womab'sm mass meeting
in Ogden hst Thursday, during her remarks
said:
l am pleased TO know that some men IF the
nation look ut matters among ms in different
light from Mr.. Cullom and others. Mr.. Fitch
and the Ing miner Of Nevada have my best
Wishes. although they may differ with me in
some'things; and If ihey should ever cSmc to
Ogden, and call on Inc, will give them u
good fill OF Strawberries and cream. But let
them not bring Cullom or Crngin.
.N.NJ l--if++t ------s-- - f. u
IL Jcddo, 1900 20 5000 houses were 10.
stroyed by fire on The 9Th and 9Th of February.
The American consulate narrowly escaped.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

One of Uncle Sans regulars detailed
TO attend the Peabody ohsequies in Port
laud. by some means on the way back got
an overdose Of "tanglcfoot y and was con-
sequeutly quito .'muddled." He "laid
Off. in the car and enjoyed himself in his
own silly way. not minding what was go
inc on around him. until he heard some
one ask-"IIow do you like Portland ~
This question reused him, and turning in
the direction from whence 1t came he de-
livcred himself as follows; "Por'hnd'-
Portland be blowed! Portland (hsc) is the
meanest State (hic) ever was into. Wus
by long shot than Richmond or Ch(hic)-
ahominy! They've nothing to (hic) cat
in Por'land-nothing to drink-no (hic)
ruml There's not decent city in that
(hic) State, except Ipswich! Wen, "
P'body's fun'al-long fun'al that! British
man'war brot P'body over. +. Yes'r
Por'land's mean (hic) State an P'body's
fun'al was longs not over yet. Hope
no body named P'body'll die for thou
sam wears to come-an' they'll not bring
'em to (hic) Por'land-bring 'em to lps-
witch Ia pause.l They have plenty (hic)
rum in Ipswich, nd that's the (hic) place
for a ft,n'al.n -''' ''''''-1' ''' ''s,.'''
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Man loves the mysterious. Alcoholics
sky, the full-blown rose, leave him un'
moved, but the violet which hides its
.blushing beauties behind the bush, and the
moon when she energies from 'bene'sth 3
cloud. are to him sources Of inspiration
and of pleasure. Modesty is to merit what
shade is to figures in painting-it gives 7
boldness and prominence. Nothing adds
more to female beauty than modesty; 1t
sheds around the eountenance halo OF
light which is borrowed from virtue. Bot
anists have given to the rosy hue which
tinSes the cup Of the white rose the name
of maiden blush" This pure and deli
cate hue is the only paint Christian yir-
gins should use; it is the richest orna-
ment. A woman.without modesty is like
a faded flower, which dlifuses an unwhole-
some odor. and which the prudent gar
dener will throw from him. Her destiny
is melancholy. for it terminates in shame
and repentance. Beauty passes like the
flowers of the albo, which blooms and
dies in few hours; but modesty gives
the female character charms which sup
ply the place Of the transitory freshness OF
yonth W
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Some evidences of.discontent with an
aimless life have appeared in Fifth Ave-
nue.. For instance, at fashionable party
n few evenings since. n beautiful young
woman turned sharply upon an elderly
dowager who was pressing about the Mag
dalens. and the hopelessness ofdoing any
thing for the '.lost women" with the as
sertion, 81 know class more hopelessly
lost than they. We fashionables, who
murder time, and squander money, and
lead women to become Magdalcns that
they may dress like us. Why does no
body send missionaries to us ?" The bit
ter intensity of the utterance was eloquent
of better possibilities. Nodoubt there are
more ways than one of being lost. The
syrens are not all of one class or confined
to one locality.-Celia Burleigh. ,-- z-r
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CLOSING CRACKS IN SrovEs.-It may
be convenient to know ready method
of closing up cracks, which are not un-
common in cast-iron stoves; and we are
assured that tho following receipt is q
reliable one. Good wood ashes are 10 he
sif,ed through fine sieve, to which is
added the same quantity Of clay, finely
pulverized. together with little salt.
The mixture is to be moistened with wa
ter enough to make paste, and the
crack of the stove filed with 1t. This
cement does not peel of or break away,
and assumes an extreme degree Of hard
ness after being heated. The stove must
be cool when the application is made.
The same substance may DO used in set
ting in the plates of stove. or in fitting
stove pipes, serving to render all the
joints perfectly tight. ag t0 .-ru7r
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Byron in one OF his letters to Moore,
thus pictures a dinner party and itsresults
"Liks- other parties of the Kind. IL was
first silent, then talky. then argumenta-
tive. then disputatious, then unintolligi-
BILE. then altogethery. then inarticulate,
and then drunk. When we had reached
the last step of this glorious ladder, it was
difficult to'get down without stumbling;
and, to crown all, Kinnaird and had to
conduct Sheridan down a id corkscrcw
staircase. which had certainly been con-
structed before the discovery of fermented
liquors. and to which no legs. however
crooked. could possibly accommodate
themselves. We deposited him safe AZ
home. where his man, evidently used to
tho business, waited to receive him in the
hall. 20 u.s.. s " +...".r
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JOSH BILLINGS IN TIE EDITORS
CHArR.-His anaeers % correspondence
Gertrude-Your inquiry stumps me,
The more think about IL the more l
can't tell. As near as can recollect,now
rdon't know. Much might be said both
ways; neither may be right. Upon the
whole. think that l would or wouldn't,
Just as I think best or otherwise. Il
Plutarch-Youre mistaken; the Sha-
kers don't marry. 1.-THE young Shakers
fall in love they are set to wedding
onions, which kurcs them forthwithly. 1
can't tell you how much it takes to Join
tho Shakers. but l believe tho expense
used to be. including having your hair
cut and learning to dance. about 65 dol
lars. ,,,t-g L,-rf-c Fl. ,..F-'P .f.-lrrT
nKitty-To my own personal views In
the premises, Il appears that the best rat
extermina,or is well regulated Thomas
cat; beware Of base limitations; sold by
the respectable druggists. 4rss.a Ia
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.UisceiiaReONS.
Seeing without Eyes.

1t is fully established that somnambu-
lists 90 wherever they please without hes
tation, read and write, and give ample
evidence of a power of PERCEPTION indie
pendent Of the usual organs OF vision.
Persons subject to attacks of catalepsy
frequently show the same popularity.
NJ. Despine. late inspector Of the mineral
waters or AK, in Savoy, mentions the
, following among many other cases :"Not
only could our patient hear by means of
the palm of her hand, but we have seen
her read without the assistance ofthe eyes,
merely with the tips Of the fingers, which
she passed rapidly over the page that she
wished to read. At other times we have
seen her select from parcel of more than
thirty letters the one which she was re-
quired to pick out also, write several let
tiers. and correct, on reading them over
again. always with her finger ends. the
mistakes she had made copy one letter
word for word. reading it with her left ell
bow. while she wrote with her right hand.
During these proceedings thick paste
board completely Intercepted any visual ray
they might have reached her eyes. The
same phenomenon was manifested at the
soles of her feet, on the epigastrium, and
other parts of the body, where sensation
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

RrsIoSrp.-Itis certainly gratifying to know
that in, Illinois. the Young Mems Christian
Association Is doing good work. One Of It's
most active members is Mr.-,a young gen.
tleman Of position and means, who has done
much In aiding the poor and unfortunate. At
one time he became quite interested In Ger
man family In INDECENT circumstances. The
wife was quite sick, and he visited her very
often, doing all he could to prepare her mind
for the worst, 70 Il should come to that He
had not seen her for few days, when he met
her husband. and the following conversation
took place
"How do you do. Mr. How is your
wifel" ~ a. ''A '--
"Mein frau ,-mein frau Is dead"
"pcad Is 1t possible Was she rcsisnedr"
"Resigncd, R,dgned' Mein Gott |! she
had 10 De Harpsr's .Magd.ine. b 'i.''
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Sunday Reading.
The Fnture.


The Future.
VIA, may we take into tho vast fOrsvsri
That marble door .. -
Admits no ffult Of all our long endeavor.
No fame-wreathed crown we wore,
No IaTnered lore.
What can We bear beyond the unknown portsi'
No colds, M gains t.
or all our tolling, In the life immortal
No boarded wealth remains, IT.
Nor gilds, nor stains.
Naked nom out that fAr abyss behind US
We entered here's r-rfrr E"|#
No word came with our coming, 10 remind NJ
What wOndrOus world Was pear, .aor-
No hope, no fear.
Into the silent, stArless ight before Us, F.
Naked We glide, go. ...r
No hand has mapped the eOnstsllatIonso'sru US,
No somrAds at our side,
No chart, NO guids.I' - ID -
Yetfssrless toward tha, midnight, black and hollow
Our footsteps fAreI -,
The beekoning Of Fathers hand We follow
His love alone 10 there. '-l-
No curse, no care,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

A New Jersey preacher named jones'
held forth near PHILADELPHIA the other
Sunday on the following topics: The Di-
vine, Pluvinc and Riverine Manifestation
Exempliiied in the missions of Noah, Mt
ses, Elias. John the Baptist, Christ, St.
Cecilia, st. Pancras, Columbus, VIM. Penn,
and St. Tammany. How shall they cul-
inmate, Diplomatically. under the Star
Spangled Banner, that Righteousness shall
Cover the Earth as the Waters cover. the
great deep, through the entire superseduro
of the Commercial and War Marine by the
Nautilus. or International Gospel Fleets OF
the Family Yacht" His audience was
somewhat ut sea when he got through.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
The African Chief.

Mr.. MofI.t. the Missionary, went to pay
visit to Che African chief. several hun
dred miles inland from the missionary
station at Talakoo, in South Africa. The
name of the chief was Macaba. He was
great warrior, and was the terror of his
enemies. In one of his conversations
with this man Of war and blood, while
seated with fifty or sixty Of his head men
and rain-nnkers around him. the mission
AIRY spoke Of tho resurrection. "What!'
cried the chief, starting with surprise,
"what are these words about the dead?
The dead--the dead risew r"Yes," said
the missionary. "all the dead shall rise"
.Wili my father risel" ,a Cd lssa-..1'..''
"Yes," answered the missionary. s.a.t
.Will all the slain in battle riseP" -
"Yes," replied the missionary.
"will all that have been killed and eat
en- by lions, tigers, and crocodiles, rise"'
ayes, and come to Judgment"
"Hark !" shouted the chief, turning to
his warriors. aye wise men, did your
ears ever hear such news rs thisP Did
you eyer hear such strange and unheard
of news as thise" turning to an old man,
the wise man of his tribe.
"Neyer," was his reply. yr 81 thought
had all the knowledge of the ancients,
but I am COMPOUNDED by these words. He
must have lived long before we were
born"
The chief then turned and said to the
missionary. laying his hand upon his
breast, "Father. I love you much. Your
visit has made my heart white rs milk.
The words of your mouth are sweet like
honey, but the words ofthe resurrection
are too great for me. I do not wish to
hear about the dead rising again; the dead
cannot rise, the dead shall not rise"
"Tell me, my friend, why must / not
speak of the resurrection" said the mis-
sionary. '
Lifting his arm, which had been so
strong in battle. and quivering his hand
as If grasping spear, the chief said, 81
have slain my thousands, and shall they
rise ?"
As the truth of the Bible flashed upon
his savage mind. the thought of meeting
his slain was too much for him , 1t fright
ened him. And oh, it is a great and ter
ribe thought, that we shall have to meet
again all whom wo have injured, neglect
cd or destroyed. ..-.r... n-r-a
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A very remarkabls religious revival Is IN
progress in the Baptist Church at RondOui,
New York. Of which Rev. VIM. II. Evans b
pastor. II began about the middle. Of SOrem'
Der and has inerssssd in extent and Interest
ever since So rcnarkable and numerous an
the conversions. says the Poushkeepsie Eagle
that the influence Of the meetings Is felt To-
many miles, both in and out Of Ulster county
Five hundred and .nny persons have ALREADY
been forward for prayers. and over four hun
dred have united uish ths church on prcbstisu'
Among the converts ere .those Of al asss. from
seyenry-nine to nine. Hotel keepers, whole
sale and retail liquor dealers and confirmed IN
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must confess. as the experience Of my own
soul. tina, the expectation Of loving my friends
in heaven principally kindles my love to- them
on earth. III thought thst | should never
know. aud consequently never love them afer
this life. I should number them with temporal
things and love them rs such; bat now de-
lishfully converse with my piOus friends. in q
firm persuasion that 1 shall converse with them
forever; and take comfort in those that are
dead or absent. believing that I shall shortly
meet them In heaven, and love them with =
heavenly love- Barter.
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sbriates have esssed their trsaie In and use oil
liquor. Whole families have been. brought out
together. and In some cases rs many q nine
in family. A large number Of Roman Cath
olics are also amoug those who have been con-
yerted. People flock to Rondout from sdjoin-
ing towns and villages. and the excitement in
creAses daily. - - -
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Plantation Bitters. :.
.S..T:-ls6O-X.

N This wonderful vegetable restor-
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are especially subject, it is super.
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all climates, tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts as specific in every
species Of disorder which under.
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists. ~ sol emil
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
Fire !! = Fire.. Fire!

10 DELAY MAKES THE
DANGER. Fires have
hitherto been met BY
means too diisfory. too
late, and toe ss,abrsss.-
The time lost In sending
for an engine and getting
itinto working order has
too oisen proved afatAi de-
lay. The rExTfNdUlsii.
Err. . self aotinx portable