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o. s. e-tions--Ncssrs Hall. Fox, Cleveland,
MusrH. HttiugS
Al.etEr-- nsuetr. Eastman, Small.
AaE, aul Means I~iaglrtt. Buuuiuell, Mullen.
'Eslar. NcLa-.
judicial -aoariaelI. Han, Boring, Crawford.
NH.s-.
T. s~fasati .us-shamp. Fox. Mills. Moore, and
Brown.
pel.ac ADMINISTRATION. Crawford. Taza-d.
@g.aaIy a.4 Iultan AEtas-koN, MILF, last
mau.
gaunt.r- and Coru.y Booze asirs-THl, HcEcth
tsazayti, rA,.su. la.-
s-.res!sugc aud Aaauf1cturts->mall, Hi.
-IeH.ar
iaa-,tisn- orE.us. Il szlett. Mccoy.
iusvrabI luIrI,vrHsva hazard, Abraham,
Cissearai, Nc.A.th, Ii paiH--
% ue- aFt Niutn- lrtyrrsg.-McBeth Mullen,
"a rka~. Par.tu. Ail~.
intllia LtuI.-BH rug. Eastman, Htzlett.
Federal Er.Hti# u-- luyrlaEH. ilsTfru. Brown.
Experimentation, Cltvfara, small.
EuaullWtut-IH-tt A.. CbUtgbtgl, Hazard.
state rTl. n-aaIl sutlup. Hastings.
Flssi- NHa!-- A.CCay. tuN, small.
state L'ursry-Nustr. Netty. EattrE.
Sapphire, AID LNVeuI.tUFes-Eas.Iutu, Sharp,
Spencer.
Igatl. anil Drilccs-~peucer. I'M. Boring.
Eu.e- ard JaIat kgte--CgaNtsiI, Moege, auG
/ Ma.sra.
Claims Eas;mtn. Nil-. Spencer.
>g.ge Affairs rartsu. rs, Mullen.
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RELIEF TO ALL pYsPEpTICs.
ANGST Pleasant Tonic and Appetizer.

91ITE INVENTOR or THIS RGAI,l WONDER.
I It'll TOXIC, at or a serics If yesr- and eV-
uesiments. ha- .nrcrrdrd ia bringing bcfNr" the
pubic q I THAT eau be desIa gl OF a pare Tonic aud
Eecupggstar
These EItrers are rrcrsled from the most choice
yHG whoie~ me heads aud r.et-. and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried Thousands
sf Iy-p-ptic- have found relief % rough their u,g,
amt hN.cIsUs recommend hem Tor tn gua ",t tl
a> a-r~ uf tire Ula,a anl liver and i,Ic-uluIt.e,
&C the digestive organs.
Headache. Uli.usnes- and CONSTIPATION. GEN
ertI debility ANA -, uf Appetite. all Hrr caused
ay tire arrangement Il tHr stomach. Liver and
other lUuctl1uui-~ e the sy-t"m. The IAL Bit.
tefs have been suC,e~.fI.ly used autarr warranted
70 Elevate the sufferer ia all tie above cases
The unprecedented suc,ess 4 Cur BitCrs have
met Nith uu this coast. AM the numerous calls for
the same from TEc hast. has induced ~ - uytu q
hnu-e iu Chicago, aui thousands ui BOTTLE, 1r-
sent daily 70 aii psrt- " the state, and the cat
ItuhNIA M BlrIEE>" .uud-r VIII Ga name
thry are sati there, are rapidly growing in gen
| eUsl ftvpl and suppiantuag tn Ii9st cases All ether
touics and beverages.
sue c-- ctetty~ rivals. and : mo ~Euscuuulars
parties are ,uGetvuting to sell an imitagisI urri,
pot up similar enough ia sty,- and outer alputr-
Iuc-. 10 deceive tile uhwaTN. and We canton cuU-
~uuers T. examine tie article htfpte purchasing;
BE- -ruuiue has our TRADE uatk blown ia ctct
t%util., ani d.. HGNLEls signature pasted acres,
the TIP.
SOLD EVERY NJ II ER j..
II. EPSTEIN & co.,
sole Prorrie,ors.
No. SIS From; street. san Francisco. No. IA
sal, -frset, Chicago. tei Jm
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On Nys.gs. Williams. lockwood,
s 20. Manning. EaNmta. } n-s, TenurnI
NN-ard Nrtu~-savnrr Gai.risn, Manning.
Buckingham weu. Williams. Smith.
tctirrti Relt ius-Nilllams, CautVgu, Child.
savage. 3 wmun
rnblic Nor,is-Trouslale, Burlingame, Buck
ineham.
state Lfhrary-Litrn. simpson. Barber.
Puhiic Land -utteh, GarAgLsn, ButliaEame,
Gry. VaEt er.
Internal inprovements-iurthy, Potter, wag-
mr.. Reck, Sima "a.
Contingent Expenses and Accounts jones,
R...k. Barber. vi itmS lockwood.
Mines AMI Mining overwhelmingly, Hay,
C lrlhau, Piper, ORGAN.
Co pcratious-smiih, Gowen, Ssville, Patehen,
Et.ys1n.
Counties and County Boundaries Garaghan
BrVuleu. Trcu>iale. Willard LISeus
TRACE and Manufactures Delauo, Dewey, Owen.
Fuller. Hatch.
Military anI Indian Adairs-Beck, Hay, Law
sn, Mcclellan, Rogers.
slate lu-titGtuns- Gray, Tenant, Hogan,
pstchcn, Williams.
Enr llmrni-W. Hard Eoncy, Organ.
Public N ntirg- Delsno, Harris, lockwood.
Cisim-Chld, GIeenhalgh, Piper, Hogan, ane
fuller.
Erg-cssmont-Patcbcn. Rogers, Elysur.
Art culture = Dassberg, Mcleod, Harris, Pot
ter. FULLER.
E,oc;ons-Barber. Bowman, Cowen, Piper
Dewey.
a-uieage-Tennant. Garaghan. Greenhalgh.
on Education-iroEsdale BurliHgame, Jones
Dosey, Brown.
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NOTICE.
VnE UNrERsIGNED HEREBY GIVE.

THE IMPRISONED HEREBY GIVES NO
tice that he is ab ut - nr,ke apple ,iion 70
the Hon Commits loaer 81 the g neral Lard Office
at Washington, y. Z to have refunded 10 him the
pury hase money paid for the ;. OF :. = Aoi
section {. and y. ". X Of n. Z. 4 of Section ..
Township 10. n. Of Range 10 E, Cancelled by order
u the Comr.is-ivnsr. October Is. 1867.
Ja1s ~ GARpxE1 vi0pW ARD,
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Th- balances On h7ri. with tire money wliah
gil COME .urius .uu uy. 1871, wll = ub;b-'
rsluHe fhs atr,tnrt 70 less tIau sir,N93 81 the
gs9se % tts month.
@ y INarr~EuNr.E.
b the p-ovi.i,rs 49, Tire ArtuS is.L March, lSff.
er-aE iuA q 'sEe 'g nr.44 EG.d.' most " %" then
oat~tsuhag .Ise. ~ q II. clGu \ was pltcct
"a tl8t iuuai. ard rsf. gls u 'sii ia the man
Ter ..4 cribc tnets
Tile Auiit = Ia ta .rrasf of the sph June.
1srg. stated this then iulea ~telres-. exclusive 90
the interest WHICH hsl accrued thereon. - the
.sxcutI fuud. s., cuu~liGtfri into the G ]cu4ptiuH
Fuuj auIas'tci 90 : 4 sZI II itrtlurtiu- There.
frsm he prc' "a G iu. g. ihe amluu q Sl,:On.
W..Na wut O. bo ihil ia iuli - apruvi,iuu 10 thn
redemption las, there remained the sum ~ 80.
~ IS. witch. With tine iut~tc.; acsruirE thereon.
rastit only De- Iutrf lttvt under ani la conformity
40 "a. rrsyiss fusa &C -aH. Ae.-
The ia. Redemption uuIer the provisions orthi,
iaw was made .n ta'a ary. $50 and ,ince ,hc r..
s,uua1y l.t.. tpers hss been iNit ut e thc io.
i-mptIn Fond, tu lrqgidtiap utiic psiuciI a. ,u,.
interest u th"-c oi cgtials. tg~ suf4 q 3 aia %.
aud irlW !erNiue uu Oh ind.i tit--- q S.l.ag u
tlI tne interest tlt-rrlu ~ 10 pee cent i.r A..
alm Ihi- shows , reduction dUrlu. the Last funl
wears e tbe "ll iutrtteiuc.s. be~idr- tLr liquult
siau ~ the interest upon the claims r deemed, 81
- ge2s5.
Re p~est;uliy suhm,;t,d.
San. n KING, Auditor.
Crrs1nC CITY. January >. ISL
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omcsrs cf the senate.

pgesi 'auI-Lient Governor Frank Lenver.
Speaker Iro trm.- h l. Hastings.
seers-aTA-ti T. isckH-ii
ASSISTANT See.ctgi p But Ter.
sergeant st-AIuts- " : GItumusru.
ASSISTANT s-r-s ut-at-ATm,-L Il Noycs.
Eugrus-inE t.yrk-Fr1uE Spe5lug.
Minute ClrIk-N y Nasun.
5auru3l teIk-N ! savers.
t~ulvtug Clerks = Mathews.
Cha a.u-Lvy Ma AID n.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-19

MINING NOTICE STATE or NJ
vi vada. County 81 ormsby, Carson City, Jan.
IL. 1871. Notice s hereby given thar there has
leen levied by the Trustees f the
GOLD AND SILvER MINING COMPANY an a.
scssnent 81 rs cents per foo; on the above named
claim, payable in thirty f30) days from date.
J.J. GAGSoN, President
{. IAycsxy. Secretary. iaIF-i"
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Marriage and Celibacy.

Essays for Young Men, or great So
cIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
MARRIAGE with sure means Of relief for the
Erring aai Unfortunate, diseased and debiiitsted.
Sent FREQ. IN scaled envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. : : Ninth ST.
Phi;aseiqn!s, Re- es2a-sf
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BOOKS and STATIONERY,

P'ur REASONS FOR BUYING looks AND
SrAtfDNEGY from n, rather than going 60
New York, are
fIR-T-wc MANUFACTURE very largely 4
goods exactly lifted 90 you- wants, and which
you cannot obtain elsewhere.
SECONn-we ECY and SELL. importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers. upon such
Terms - make it t. ysnr interest 10 come 10 u
rail cr then 70 20 New York.
Your uyder- are respectfully S aliritrd, ~s1tisiac-
ton guaranteed. Very ft-ptrt ly,
a. l.. BANCROFT . CO.,
feIl.3m SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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TAKE WARNING!

rf'uE v. & 7. 4. Il. Co. ABE ANXIOUS TO
take due pr,canti0n against accidents ano
- ar fr. r~.~nlru- from the running II their
trlis.s; AMI they take this method u warning pa
reuts and ruaI4ilts against tie dangers attending
the 90 common practice e children playing about
fbriF earsa,d locomotives. Those having IN charge
a.. business OF the Conn any ani it impossible to
prrsUAIE tp.ys. 3 hu frequent the icr;aini ana stop
Mn. places Il the rad from climbing upen the
cas- and rnginc,; aud they will feel themselves
obliged t. resort to more decided measures u these
...,.x,pr,. Ar. continued Recent accidents,
which are wholly a~cribablr 20 the earelessness OF
,,.r..t. /. humping - aud oa the cars when IN
nati5p. should ~ warning enough ~ Themselves.
II. NJ. YERiN6ToA, Superintendent.
August 10, 1870. u
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T~s,Ea>VELa'S REPORT.

- tho lion. Eoard q County Commissioner Of
0Efaeby tonuty. ate q Nevrft.
GlNulNEN: it-fcwttp ! submit my teroTt oi
the busiups- q The Treasurer Office lar the -
months euliHE uee- lhur 2i,t. l>-U.
Ny last -eut-,nna report, dated Jnly 4th,
Isl. showed cash GA Laaa ia the different suul-,
A. fltf1a-.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-19

SENATE.
Elerted "a 1870. HolI-over and Contest
orwsnT COUNTY.
Crawford. Israel IN Brown. u. II. fR.t
NoteNare, @. g.. Contested ~ Noteware
LANDER c0USry.
Mccoy. W. W. nty NcCav. long term.
Spencer, Juuu d. Spencer, uueNpiTrd do.
SHORTY cnUNrY.
Plslan. james fG1 Hall, ". y. (E.)
Hopkins, ueurgy W tR.1
ipA. LII. d.
ELEocoyNrT.
Moore, J.B a. Con. by W. f. Dyer.
IY5S corNsY.
E4zlstt, &C. tRl Hastings, y. 1. tG.)
LINCOLN carsrY
Hazud, Z. b. %
rSurEsLot c1Csrr
Bofiaz, ". ". % Abraham, I. V. tR)
uUvaoLsT cavsET.
NcBefh, Robert o. Esuusleld, MS ID
oareI,s coCyIY.
sm.I. jas ". tErI.H
NY CarNTY.
Mal Ell. Robert o.
WHITE risa COUNTY.
Cleveland, A O.. fty
Nils, George Il. ID
W sHor CpUNTT.
Eastman, =. II. o. Scamp. 7. 2. RI
cHUEcuLL ecuNpY.
Hiu. wn. d.
SnrF -Thcrc are IN thr senate twelve peuuhli
ctr> tut wnom iwa ,c,upy seats which will prob,
cd. ir CONTESTED. ten Democrats, aud one Itda
4e: teUt.
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VOID QUACkS.--A victim Of early In
"a dtcrciion, causing nervous debility rrema-
ture decay. etc. having tried in vain every adver-
which he will send free to his fellow sufferers.
Address; J. H. FUTILE, IS Nassau street, New
Yo4s dc50-6U
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Sp.a'c--E y Lnwerv.
5 eaker pta Tern Thus } Tenant.
Gle k-G.,M Ct-Etr
4 -.-'aut C'eik-P IS Ncfiov. m.
>rft.r8uf-at Asms-D Is Weaver.
A--i~ftuF = rsrt.t- -Arus-H T. Durham.
Ntrafe JlrIk- ! T. Cu;ti-.
J.u ua, gIcJs-J y Dorsey.
s,--ia- t,sgS-W ! smith.
Claaitiu-Rry J T. Hammond.
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p>T,Tg or DAVID r.. COOK. DECEASED.

E>FATE OF DAVID y. COOK, DECEASED.
~ Notice j. hereby evenly the undersigned,
enthusiastically 81 the above named Estate, 20 the
Cry.Ilturs and all persons having claims against
said deceased, 10 exhibit the same with the nee
es~ary vouchers. within ten months from the
ratification Il his n"ticc, 10 the undersigned, at
William Paitcrsnn's Office, IN Carson City, ormsby
County, >latc u Nevada.
MONTGOMERY COOK.
administrator.
December q $50.
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NOTICE.

1 PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the t-,.i" e u. IL BTher, Deceased VIII
,r-.r,t ~. ssme 20 ne. az Genoa, Douglas
County. Nevada. duiy authenticated, a. required
IL law. within 'rn mouths from this date, or tho
sane viii ~ forever barred. y. BLOSSOM,
Exeut.r ~ tic Estate q d. II. Barber, decd.
December Is. 1870
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Skin SEA S

T'uE UNDERSIGNED WILL CuEEEFCLLY
mail flee 20 an who ulsh it. the Eecciqs and
Fuil diftrti rs for preparing and using q simple
and beautiful Vegetable Htu, that viii iiaHi-sii-
ssely remove Tan. Freekies. ]iIuplcs. Elltch-s.
4nd ut c~rurtsuus and Impurities 81 tin skin. ieov-
Ing the ssrue soft c.rtr. SmutHh and o.. autiful
IL w.lI al o --rd free. Instructions iar lrs'uc-
iu.. by Ncfy simple uirsus. q luNuriaut growth of
hl'r op a b,li head or saloatl fac
The above can bc obtained hy return mail. by
addressing LOUIS LENAb,
importing Chemist, o97 Broadway. y. Y.
p o EN5,lU= frll-Sm
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Billiard Tables. Cloths, Cues, Etc, on
this Coast.

THE TABLES are Of tie latest styles ana size
r,Csu.3y a.a; t-i ru the Eastern States. are manu-
tstured 10 she hest fsssibl. manner. and fur
ui-hrI with riIELAN'S LATEST IMPROVED
CUSHIONS.
Tie new competition Billiard Ball made by tho
HFatt Manufacturing 60 81 albany n. Y, the
a.-t substitute i,r ivory Vet discovered. For sale
uHly hv us Price 81 per set.
aH 1rads sult will o ri best quality. and the
trige- fully as i0w as any other house ia the BUSH
Mes.
Parties visiting the city are invited TO Wei, our
wargrauut- and inspect cur stock,
af PHELA>, 541 Market 81.
NJ y. The pu.itc are u0tii-i that no other
uTiies on the rsciuc coast have the night 90 sell
fhelau's Cushions. oclS-3m
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THE BEST
LIVER REGULATOR KNOWN.

EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE
~ TIE HOUSE.
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The County Treasurer has hieI r. thi. uGice biz
accounts With Tie State fsr t,- hrf wear -aIia.
the 18th ~ Decsmttes, is.o, A. adi i-tei sIa
p.sssa IS the stat taptuslcr IN the l1fh q bs-
ccmher, tpge' her with the q nj ~rAlier's 0ni.it Ger.
tiacate. that -ach s-tileItsH' hal been mtie anal
that tbs County Treasurer = hereby discharged
from alt iisbi its4 a. - TIE same
The following usA-fsr- have B en- male;
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Cash in Treasury Dec. 3ls. ls70..-...sl2,ei2 IS
Receipts from Miscellaneous sources are
Insurance on County Buildings--....- $1,000 co
sale u c in fr 81 IS
al Of which Is respectfully submitted.
II. :. MASON.
Treasurer ormshy County, Nevada.
Carson City, January "a, 1871.
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An extensive branch u their business. where they
pranose tu krpu cfu~isntly N hand the LARGEST
and u.s-t G. mp.etc Assortment Of
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During the ist six months the Caun'y Tr-asur
Ct has .a.vel the ;lt'v 80 as from TIC sour.
Cos Indicated.
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BILLIARDS!
1T Market st. San Francisco.

The we'll known Billiard Table Manufacturers, Of
I New York, have established At
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SI,oo0,Ooo 90.

AMT 10 hand IN excess Il Capital,
available TO paw Losses and Divi-
d.ul- - 9fG G.
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As after PAYING coupons No. 2 on theb MA -
sued b. the rru kee aud 'irsin'a han Keaa Com
- -. a,s an the 1t 4 he embvr. ts1O, there r.
p,,,ired IN the Kaii II al fun' more ihaR enoaeh
- -opp ,us No 3. due ga the 1t q Jun nsSt
H. comm. sioners accented - III" oarr Il that
company TO deduct an snionnt ~, !" I, "a
n 49, uhen tney woofd be due. II th-ir pryment
ra. an,icipatrd. Tho Compinv having ta.1s IL
gsrai deduction ts.i5} the eounoHs 70. 1--WE
haan purchased a.d cancelled oy mo County
Treasurer.
..in .hn .nynral funds, slst Doccm.
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DELINQUENT TAX LEST.
STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF oRNsBr

sIAIE OF AENADA. NOINIE OF UEN-Bl- !
DfsTricT ATroENET's OFFICE.
NOTICES or SUITS COMMENCED. TOTHE
Glowing named defendants. ami "a all own
ers II " claimants 70 the real estate aud improve
ment, thereon, or Improvements when assessed
separately. hereinafter described. known or uu-
kHowu: You AZ hereby notified thar sui. Save
beef. commenced ia the Justices Court, Carson
Township. Carson City, r. X. Parkinson. Justice
ef the Peace. by the State Of Nevada. Plaintiff
against each II the defendants hereinat,er named.
AID each q the following described tracts or par.
ell. u land. with The Improvement. thereon. AVA
improvements when -rrarstely ass-ssed. and an
owners ~ or claimant. u the same, known or uu-
- said defrI4dtnt- against said property fr thu
fiscal year. commencing the 1t dav - Jauuarv.
4. y. $50. aul rnriug the 3l-t d5y ~ na. -mhpr.
4. 1870. aul that a Summons has brcn dul,
i>-ued in Zach case, and n u-e farther utt u 4
that uuir-s yuu appear aut AIS y-T the complaint
filed in said cause ga ur before the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-08
WINTERING DAHI6As.
[From the western Farmer.l


This splendid annual which is so
much admired by all lovers of flowers
has been found by many very difficult
TO winter. Having been uniformly
successful for many years in winter
ing bulbs and tubers we give our
method: Select a dry day in autumn
for digging, two or three weeks after
the foliage has been killed by the
frost. Dig carefully so as not to break
the roots; shake off all the loose
earth cut the stalk three or four
inches above the tubers; tie on
wooden labels as soon as you take
each root from the ground. This will
save many mistakes in regard to
colOrs. Let the roots remain in the
sun during the day; then place them
in a box or barrel; set them in a dry
room or back kitchen, where there
will be no danger of freezing. After
a week or more look them over care
fully. BY this time most Of them
will besufficently dry. Replace them
in the barrel; if any roots appear
moist, place them at the top; set
them swayin q dark closet in an up
per room, where there will be no
danger from frost; there they many
remain without further care until
spring. Dahlias thus wintered we
have always found sprout early in
April, and when planted out in May
in sheltered situations have given
magnificent flowers by the first of
July. We have also witnessed them
with good success in a dry cellar, but
they will be fully q month later than
when kept in an upper room. This
method will be found easier than
packing in sand and with us has
proved equally good. t-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-08
Tie His Ear.

a groom. mounted on q high met
tied hunter, entered the High Street
of ColdstreRm and when opposite Sir
John Majorbanks' monument, the
horse began to plunge and rear to a
frlghtfll extent, sweryiRg to the right
and then to the left, bus go forward
he would not, nor could all the exer-
tiOns of the groom overcome his OBJ
stinacy. The street was filed with
people expecting to see the animal de-
stroy himselfon thespikes of the iron
railing round the monument, when
Mr.. MeDougall saddler, walked up to
the groom and said: II think. my
man, you are not taking the proper
method to make the horse go; allow
me, if you. please, to show you trick
worth knoWing.F' "NNeh.p said the
groom, "ff you can make him go, it's
more than / cam" when Mr.. Nc
DOugall took q piece of whip-eord,
which he tied with q firm knot on the
animals ear, which he bent gently
down. fastening the end Of the string
TO the check buckle Of the bride; this
done, he patted the horses neck once
or twice, and said, "Now, let me see
y0ngo quietly home Ikea good horse.n
Astonishing as it may seem, the horse
moved off as gently as If nothing had
happened. Mr.. McDougall says he
has seen in London horses which no
manner of force could make go, while
this mild treatment was always sue
cessful.-Kelso Chronicle.
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No Women Admitted.

There is only one territory Of any
size, and never has been but one, oc-
cupied by any considerable popula-
ton, from which women Is absolute
ly excluded. Yet such q place exists
to-day, and has existed for centuries.
AS far back as history reaches, to all
females it has been forbidden ground.
This bachelors Arcadia is situated on
bold plateau between the old penin-
sula of Acte, in the Grecian Arehi-
pelago, and the mainland. Here, in
the midst of cultivated fields aud ex-
tensive woodlands, dwell a monastie
confederation of Greek Christians,
with twenty-five converts, and num-
beling more than seven thousand
souls, and not one of the monasteries
dates from a later time than the
twelfth century. A few soldiers guard
the borders of this anti-female land,
and no woman is allowed to cross the
frontier. Nor is this all the rule is
extended to every female creature,
and from time immemoriaI no COW,
mare, hen, duck or goose has been
permitted to make aequaintance with
hin or valley of Mount Athos terri
tory. A traveller was startled by the
abrupt question, What sort of human
creatures are women2l,U The very
idea Of woman, whether as mother,
wife or sister, is almost lost. To all
woman-haters; TO bachelors of over
forty years standing to all men who
seek refuge from the wiles and ways
of the opposite sex, this region can
be safely recommended as haven of
refuge. @ .es. --
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-08

moments, and nearly drowning N.Y.
self to protect my head while / re.
moved the covering. The heat was
so intense that the ends OF my hair
crisped, and the surface of the water
was so heated that my limbs were
| blistered, and my neck and shoulders
felt for several days as if they were
parboiled. We staid in the water
about two hours, by which time every
| building in town was entirely pros
trate. All danger from flying timbers
seemed to be over, and we drew our
selves upon the lowest logs, ready to
leap into the water at any fresh cause
for alarm. An occasional shower Of
sparks would drive us again into the
water, but very soon we ventured en-
tirely out upon some logs behind us
which were dry, and Robbie and
lay down to expose ourselves to the
heated air, while Mr.. b. CROPPED
around to find and assist women and
children out of the water. You can
not imagine how glad was to hear
other voices, for IL seemed in the aw-
full stiffness that followed the first
great rush, as if the whole world was
dead but ourselves. The smoke was
so dense that we could not keep our
eyes open, already nearly blinded by
the flames. AS the dawn approached,
Mr.. B. made his way TO q Q 5ank with
the little boy, and leaving tim in the
care of some one he found there, he
returned for me, and with the help of
other men. who, like ourselves were
crawling from the water, carried the
few women and children remaining
alive of the many who crowded the
bridge and leaped into the river with |
US. When Edwin said to me that he !
had no doubt that nearly q hundred |
had perished, / screamed with terror. !
and would not let him speak of it |
again. When day eame-but will |
not try TO tell you of the desolation |
around US. No landmarks remained. !
The ground was strewn with the |
charred remains OF men, women and |
children, carcasses of cattle and horses |
filled the air with a suffocating odor-
men, women, and children were look |
ing for their lost ones. I cannot tell |
you any more. wish that / could |
shut out the vision. / sometimes feel /
as If should grow crazy. We lost |
everything we owned in the world,
except what we had on. / saved in
my pocket Daisy's hair. Love to |
those in Ripon who cared for me, Mrs.
Tracy and Mrs. Merrell especially.
Yours. r. BEACH.
p. S.-Among those who persisted
was Mrs MeGregor, daughter of Mr..
Washburn, who lives near Ripon.