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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

H-ludIcatrs hight Of better
T-Indicates temperate mercury IN oar T
T~-lndicates temperate ntinosptere
Smithsonian standard 'mrter- and Faren-
heit thermometers are Un making these 90
seTyatlons.-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
LOST:

NN OR ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF DFCEM-
~ EER, 1870, 1 lost "a Deposit Check on Wells
Fargo & Co., Carson, 80. ,49l, for Sl'o. All are
warned against Purchasing the same as Wells,
Fargo l. Co. have paid me the amount OF sad
check. fAlIsiIh hiLI
Carson City, Feb, uary 10, lS.2 fe2olw@
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
LoCAL lNTEIC c e

METEOROIC AL.
Barometrical and thenctrical obser-
VatiOnS made daily rOtc>>Or Henry
Il. Whitehill, State TalOgi>t.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
E SALOON.
SMITH 4 SIMPSON, Proprietors
Lodging House. Restaurant
and Saloon.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE PURCHASED
the Sazerac saloon of 6eo. l.. Gibson, and
have re6tt.i returnished and otherwise improved
thu premises, would respectfully solicit a share Of
public patronage.
PRICES REDUCED: DRINKS, 1212 Cts
Hs- Pharaoh's Hosts. under command OF }. l.
BRIGHT, will occupy a position III the rear:
A.. A. SMITH,
K. SIMPSON.
c,rsnp CITY February Is. lS-2. fe13-tf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13
engemburger 0aSette.

8la9en iiter rie wahienpe Sittenlpiias
fett UNI Serpilrsruns. i%nsseIonrere aud
FARTHER. raB rie 3abl ctr juaenrliben
Sertrehcr in erihrrfenrer Hsile sus
nimmt. SIN SpriSen Sabre famen ppr
ten baciIben S6wuraeri6tsb5fen fllz
genre 6dIc CUR Aburtbciluns {: rrei me-
gen Wprr, aAt pr9en SprtihlaI %
pe9en SSctung rur6 &5rperprrleBun9,
Is reScn Seraebrn Se9en RE Sittlid
felt, ~ pe9en Weinstr, 10 resen Sranp-
itlftunS &c. Sir risIes Snbr pcrren ll6
rir jepr rteler &atsAorirn nod oan, an:
cere 3nblen berausitelsn .-Die preiie
rtr %Sebensmittel linc encrm eeitirscn.
Sel une aGf rem 1anre, ihreibt rer
~Srelburaer Sole" pom 5. Oft, lpriht
man INNER MIR pm Gbeusruna. Sn
Sranfreit, lcSar in Der Sauptitart ga
rio bort man Yon nieperern preiien fir
auc &ebensmittel, ale bel ms. 8aS ipu
pas letn Iprt seben cis Wiuipnen fort
unc la1en wpblfeiles Srop ,urid; bel
inns fpmmen Gle Milicncn an unp brinz
gen uns fat Sunssr. Gs i6sint, raj
ras ScIf in etnsm 8risse niht pisl sez
pinnt, penn eS aud iiest, mebr sepins
men pielIei2t ole Siriten unp @enerale.
SnterelIaat fir pic ridtise 8eurtbeiluns
u~nlerer 3uitanre III Die itatifii6e Ansaz
be res ~StaatsanSeiser". ras BON ben
Atiturienten idmmtli6er baciiben gym
nalien in pieiem Sabre nur 5 prctefons
tilte 1beplosie f~tupiren unp nur 3 phi
lclpsie. De- llniSeriitdt 5eirelbera ftebt
fir Gas Winteriemsitsr nsuer 3u,us aus
StraBburs bepor.-g s III peraetli6e
Wlbe. ibreibt rsr .Sarilbe Sspbabtcr"
Die 1batlabe binwesiopbifiren su mol
len. cab g nit Dem Ysiu1 Der 8ei6s.
uniperfitdt Strasburs 10 i6lett wie
mSSlib ausIebt une faum miro ST.
manp ,u leuanen rpaaen, ras es in rsm
nun beporftebenren @interiemsRer nod
fld9liber ausiebeh miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13
Rbsin- mo Mo(tlsau.

Sei Der am s.. Sftpber fattaebabten
Serteiseruns 1S70er 8sine res biihDfs
lihen prleiters Seminars III Srier, wurpes
bel rebt Hpttem Serlauf folsenre preile
~ersielt: 1rittenbsimer, 8 6urer, 800
272 ltlr. per Surer, suiammen 1886
5blr., Ourbi6nittsprsis 248 Sblr. Cob
ne cas iitli6e Nufsslp bon 1 Ssr. per
Sblr. unp 1 Sblr. per 5uper an &ifers
bcnprar) llctsiesr, 4 Sursr, 23t.254,
go unr 2S5 Gtlr. Grpener. 10 6uper,
240-352 Ibl,., i'm @anssn 1915 CHR,
rurdlhnittli6 297 Sblr. 5brcner Spfs
berger, 10 Super, 243-41t 5blr, i'm
8anSen 1858 lblr., Mtttelprsia 295
1blr. @raader. 10 Suosr, PSI = 351
9blr., ;uIammen 1913 lblr., I'M Jurbs
,6nitt alio 297 5blr. Sraunenteraer,
6 6urer, 285 = 800 lblr.. i'm 8an,en
2O54 lblr., Wittslpreis 342 Iblr. Bel.
finger, % 6urer. rapon 3 Sursr PSI
-293 Iblr. a Gucer 3O1-363 lblr.,
8 Surer 402 -496 5blr., 2 Sursr SIT
-563 5blr., 3 5upsr 605-633 lblr..
1 5ucer III 1blr., Die % Jurer suiam-
men 9842, 0urblbnittspreis allo 447
Iblr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13

aunscn fol- er ater wesen Wanael an
Semeilrn orer 9eSen rem icaerannts
Strpbbdroihaft wieprr auf freien ,Siben
lctn unp feline alte Stwinrsl Garri,re
fcrtleBen. gSir warnen rarum pierers
bolt ale 9rieiter unr Qaien ppr rieiem
8auner unp m5hten ibnen cen Natb
ertbeilen. iptalp er li6 ,eist i'm ME
eincn rducisen Sunp aus Dem SouIe
III ja9en, IA nan ipnit cen fre6en
Vumpen bel uniem in rieiem Stife
ltidenbaften Staate0sIesen niht los
wirp. [Salt. 0plfeua.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13

WuSIa b.

&enan, Der beriihtiste SerfaHsr rss
2ebens Seiu III in Hpm, no er Sulri.
sunstn Ter Selnre pes G%brifentbums
entSesennimmt.
OaS YeterSburser SpurnaI
pom 9. October bsridtet, RE Yilrun9
elmer crtbprpren Srursr 6aft res b. pes
true, RE gum 3wsd bat pie peribisrsnsn
ruiiden DiGirenten (Rascols) ;ur srie.
dil6en &ir6e;u befsbren.
Sonper WoIsL IS. October. -
Die ~&Ubl. @OlfsSts." tbsilt mt. .ras
Don elmer 9ewiHen SebSrps an ,pei rsm
8atbplifenYsrein beiseirctene @smsinres
pprlteber pie Auhorperuns ersanaen lei.
entpeper aus Gem Ysreine a~us,utreten
Ocr ras Sorftebsramt nisre3ulsssn. -
Der cine rerielben fanp aud wirflib
nidts Gili9eres gu tbun. ais aus rem
Screin wiercr aus;utreten (; Der anrere
jepp6 nabm ii6 rie lbplide5reibeiL isiner
SebSrre III ertldren: ~Bas ib ssldries
ben babe, babe ib Selbrisben.
Der Grsbii6of pom S5In bat
in 8emdbbeit Der in 6ulra SefaBten Sss
l6li1e 6ffentli6 @ebete anses
crrnet, num in Der 9es%enpdrtiaen arU6en
SeprdnsniB unierer bsilisen STRIDE, no
ii6 fat in allen Qanrern Gurppa'S ibre
Seinpe sesen lie reribwOrsn su BADEN
Ideinsn. rem S6us unp Die Silfe res
Aumd6tiSen 81 erNsben. Oisif 0ststc
Ipllen gu Gbrsn res sSttli6en Ssrssns
Selu an alien Seierta9tn Dom Selte Als
lerbeilisen bis CUR beiliSen Saitsn,eit ses
balten percen, UNI ,rrar ppr rem aues
seitcuten acknowledgement entrrspsr pes
Wicr9ens unter prer na6 Ger beilisen
WtsIle prer in elmer ~teipnpsrs Al peran
italtencen Worsens unr %atencanca6t.
@p Gle abbaltuns rieIsr anrahten am
6tei.ase ni6t fisli6 seihsben fam. ga
fam lle aud auf ris Sonntass perlest
perrfn."
Snlanp.
Sn tsm Excitement 8oBba d.,
plymouth 60, Soma. batsn Die 8aibcs
lifen ras Slid Sebabt am 20. Sctpter
1872 Die erite beiliss Wslfs ,u bbrsn. -
Dielelbe purre ron Gem fatboliihen Yriez
fer aus Siupr Gitp s~elsisn. Die STRIDE
III ebenfaas fertiS : A Shulsn fine i'm
Spwnibip RE rem 8inrsrn rsn llntcrribr
ertbeilen. Ssute sdblt rie @smcincs 70
Yirser mpYpn iiber Die Salils fatbeliih
linp. Ser A Sabre mar ib Ger ein,iNe
aniierlsr in rsr @esenp. ~ i6neu scbt
bier in rer i1Dnsn iru6ttarrn prairie
raS Anllspeln. 3. v.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13
Warnung.

Der Sdwinpler. Ibsoror Slfnfer
alias p. Seinrib, prlber ME cine @eis
be erbalten. lih atcr rod erfre6t lid fir
einen Yrieltcr a~ussusetcn unp RE bril-.
6unrtipnen zines p.ietrrs nadsuaftn.
1T Der YoliSei in Baltimore in rie Sin.
pc s~cfalen unC aui rie Nnflase cine
@elplpinre In eincm @einbaus terautt
~ batsn, ms Yeidnsnlb Nrpprfcn NOR.
Zen. Nab unlsrn nsusltsn Grfunris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13

unp nod iinp rie 9iten nidt esidlcIen.
Oa mag RE .,Serliner Gprreipcnren,",
Vismarfs Sraan. 10 LANCE iprttsln als
lie nil. Srd6te prcu6en rus audi frrtis !?
Der "patrie" miro que Selfclt ses
ihrieben. ra6 ric Osutiben icrtiabren an
zen Ssfeitiaunaen rer Star: 81 arteiten
unp RE Werfe mad Cen friber rur6
Srantrcid ieiaeiesten plane su crbauen.
Sic baltcn rieir PLANE aenau fsit u. beatz
iihtiaen ipdterNranfrib fir rie2lrbcit ;abs
len ~ MAIDEN. 8enn man rem @ciprihen
peutider Sff;iere 0lauten ihenten fam,
teatiihiist preu6rn Selfcrt nitr n,erer
terauesuSeten. wenn rie r~arieale GeSies
runs ans 2ucer fame ter abtritt MIR
re nur rann rrfrlNen. wcnn oar feline
@efabr fir 8risrsns ftSruns msbr pprs
banren let.
Die i a m Tic. re Wenrel", rel6e rie
SdttenpeIfe WrYcupre cisnct. LIFT aui
fransSIihrm @etiste. nur sini9e bunrsri
Wicter BON cer uiine. w%sitlIufNe Nrteiters
%mpbnungen taurn. um zen gliaf Qcibrin
germ. rie fir ric frans5hi6s Hatipnalitit
pptirt BADEN. in Sranfrsi6 Sbra6 III
perihafrn, rdbrenc le in Orutihlanr
arhei,en. DIE ..Qctbrinsiibe 3eituna",
rcutlbes cfR,icues Oraan. tebauptct rie
tai'erli6e 3esieruns wsrre rlss ibper.
lid su9eben
Der .8teeerrbeinii6e Gcur.
"rier" tbeilt nit, rab man ,u Wibl;
bauien anaefan0en bat c~enjsniaen mel
DE fir Gle franSSiide N~aticnalitit pptirt
battcn u. ra0 Ncidslanp nidt prrlirFen.
Itriftlibe RulititScrtlirunsen ibrer Sps
ticn sufpmmcn ~ laiIen. I'm ia sHam
3rsiftl. IN SetrH Ter reutitcn NaIis
pnalitat ptraltcn gu lalrn.
Der .G~ourrier ces Niereribeins :
terihtet.: Ssit Ger 0runrtsinlesuna rsr
neucn Scltunaswrrfe merrsn ris Nrtcitsn
nit llbttarer A%nitrtnauns teiristen.-
Die Gaiiruns rrs rer Stdrt Smaes
tura Seb6renreu NicrrrralreS. auf rri.
len Serrain 6prt Nctutrau actaut mrrs
ccn ipu, wirr teitlunilt, 10 rae talc
olle bic ncusn ferufcatcridun &rr;r in
arbeit lInr.-Oie Tam c rnp NrIbats
iuu9rn prrrrn tcrrlts bsmetiblr, uur in
To srrcr 3eIt als MAI "a! u2L nc b
rir WlGs cT aIt;a SIrluAaHB fallen u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13
Giiab=%S otbrinseu.

Straebura 3. Ncp.-Sm ni6ihm
Sabre miro Die reutide &ssieruns Die
@enrralrdtbe in Glias uns 9ptbrinssn
pierer in rerielben 5orm sinfibrcn. wis
ie untsr fransSllidem 8eaime beitanren.
@m %. Sftpter rparsn bsreits folnens
be Summen als unteritiBuns fir rts
aus GliaB ectbrinssn Aussetrietensn bel
zen &srartiOnen Der fplsenrsn pariisr
Slitter einaeaanaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13

rie Start fam ii6 bis an pen Hbein err
weitern. Die 3abluns rer Gntl6dris
sunsen fir concentrates Gisentbum aebt
lebr lanSlam poran unc ma9t piel b6ies
Slut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13
3is 8uaaans I'M @rubbcr,ost5um

Saoen ihilpert ein Gorrrlppnrcnt Der
DSSln. SltsSts." In fclsenrer @eiie:
Nacntbalbsn In unlerm 0rp6bespss
tbum bort man, ipenn man li6 mad ben
Sfentliben 3%uianpen ~erfunpiSt laute
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-13
2 nxem b ura q.

Fem Seridte Der Staptpsrpaltuns srtnsbmsn
mir ee f~Olssnpsn ansabsn.
Rad hem Genius BON 1871 bat bic Staet gu.
rcmturs cine YspOltsruns BON
MGnnsrn . 1919
6rausn . 7i72
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The Origin oi scanaaI.

said Mrs. 4.
To Mrs. j..
IN quite confidential way.
1T seems 10 me
That Mrs. y.
Takes too mucn-s0mething- her fea
And Mrs. J.
To Mrs. K.
That night was overheard TO say
''Shc eTieved 10 touch
Upon il much,
Rui Mrs. B. tOOk-such and sucni"
Then Mrs. X.
Went straight away
And told friend, the self-Same day.
"'Twas sad 10 think"-
Here came a wink
THAT Mrs. u. was fond OF drink
The friends disgust
Was such She must
Inform q lady which She nusScd.
That Mrs. Il.
At half-past three
Was that far gone she couldn'f eeet'
This lady we
Have mentioned, she
Gave needle-work % Mrs. b..
And az such news
Could hardly choose
But further needlc-wOrk refuse.
Then Mrs. B.,
As you'll agree.
Quite prOperly-She said. said she.
That She would track
The scandal back
To those who made her look so black.
Through Mrs X.
And Mrs. j.,
She GOT at last 10 Mrs. A.,
And asked her why.
With cruel lie,
She painted her so deep a dye
said Mrs. A.,
In sore diSmay.
81 n0 such thing could ever say.
] said that yOu
Had stOufer grew
on Too much Sugar-which you du,'
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-19

y SUICIDES SERMON.-An unknown
man committed suicide i'm Buffalo on
Tuesday, leaving the following note be-
hind him:
MONDAY, June lot is probable that
/ may be found to be dead i'm the morn
ing. l have purpOsely destroyed every
thing which might serve TO identify me.
Suffice il to say | am tired of life. Nv
character is blasted, all hope departed,
health shattered, and ambition van
ished. No one is to blame but myself.
1t "might have been" otherwise. / re-
ceived fair education, am possessed of
an average amount Of brains and talent.
aud have succeeded well i'm many diff
ferent lines of business. Fickleness of
purpose has been my ruin. Stability
and perseverance, might have saved me
from this tragic fRdic. "Whatever is.
is right and firmly believe will be
better out of the world than in il. Yes,
it's acting the towards part, | know,
but two full years of physical suffering
and inability to work, with no prospect
Ofamendment, besides having the rooted
conviction that / have so far departed
from moral reetitude (recklessness hav-
ing become so strong a habit that il
would be impossible were / to live Oh to
do rs / iC0uld do. Oh, that all yonng
people would beware of the first small
departure from that strict law which
every ones conscience proclaims, if it is
but listened to. My body / will give 10
any college that desires TO obtain it foI
purposes of dissection. i have suffered
from chronic rheumatism for two years,
and from iritis in the left eye for the
same period. This last has rendered il
impossible for me to work continuously
at any employment. l believe that |
might still have retained my health had
| avoided eXcesses and obeyed the sim
pie rules for preserving that great bless
ing. Now for a big dose of morphine
and am done with this life.
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OUR PREMIUM LIST.

As an inducemeni for our friends to make
eNeriions 10 secure large clubs for the NEW
NORTHWEST, We offer the following list Of val
liable premiums:
For iv enty subscribers, al 50 90 each, accom-
panied by the cash, We viii give the HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, without Ia
BILE. beautifully Ornamented. Price, S,3.
For thirty-five subscribers, IT 81 % each, ac-
cumpanied by the cash, we will give a HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, with Black
Walnut table, bronzcd and nicely finished.
Price, Sil.
For forty subscribers, ut 50 90 each, accom-
panied hy the cash, we will give a HOME SIT Ut
TIE SEWING MACHINE, finished in extra
style, with Black Walnut table and cover.
Price, so.
ranted hrst-clasS in every particular, can be
seen ~ the Office Of Geo. W. Trtver, ll2 Front
street, Portland.
For fifty subscribers. AT 50 % each. accom-
panied 10y the cash, we will give "a MASON q
HAMLIN PORTABLE ORGAN, four octave,
single reed, with black walnut case, automatic
bellows swell, two blow petlalg, improved cen
ter pressure reed valves, etc. Price, $50.
For sevcnty-five subscribers, AT 50 % each, ac-
companied by the cash, a double reed MASON
q HAMLlN ORGAN resembles the firSt ex-
ccpt that IL has also knee stop. Price, S7i.
For Seyenty-ive subscribers, at 81 o. each,
accompanied by the cash and twenty-five
dollars additional, We will give a MASON &
HAMLIN ORGAN, Of FIVE oCTAVEs, ONE
sroP. sFLF-ADIUsrING REED VALVES, I'M
PROVED BELLOws, TREMULANT AND KNEE
SWELL. Price, 500.
For one hundred subscribers, at g 90 each,
anu twenty upilaIs auullloli.ilr We viii give =
MASON & HAMIiN ORGAN, Five OCTANES,
FIVE STOPS, TWO sF.Ts OF EIBRATOEs THROUGH
OUT, IMPROVED GRADUATED sELF-AnIUsTISt
REED VALVES, IMPROVED BELLOWs, TEEMULANI
AND KNEE-SwELLS. VIOLA, DIAPASON,
FLUTE, TREAIULANT. Price, sl2l
Those who desire 20 work for these premiums
can send the names and money aS fast rs re-
ceivcd. The subscribers will be placed 10 their
credit, and IL enough names are moi received
during the year TO procure the premium de
sired they can choose a lesser premium, or they
will be entitled to receive twenty-five per cent
in cash of the amount remitted for their labor
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ssNOue KnOweth.-

Well, think me faultIess, love me still.
Ring o'er my changes as you viii.
Ana say my grarcS can compare
With everything that's bright and rare.
like your lOyinguess, which sees
something Within me which can please
still, when the waters Of my soul
Are sometimes stirred beyond control.
Could you look in the depths below.
You might not always see me so.
Then would your charity endure
To see the stream less clear and pure
Could you with calm eye watch and see
The tempests lower, perhaps you'd be
The first TO turn away your face.
And give me in your heart no place.
Passions have never been conferred
ON You, methiu1s, 10 be 30 stirred.
And when you gaze upon my face.
You meier discern the faintest trace
OF all my struggles, long and fierce.
And OF the thOrns which 50 on pierce
Ne as tread my lonely road.
Carrying along my daily load.
Yet do the scars within my heart
Ache often o'erthe bitter part
Which have borne, until the power
You think so fair might make you cover,
As well as love my verse and song.
And say my grace could keep YOU strong.
And so your praises, like q stream.
All flashing Ger with sunny CLEAN.
Ebb as they flow 70 depths below,
And where they go I never know;
While you seem saddcncd, and OF sigh
To see them flow unhecded by.
Well, be il so. Books have an end.
And when an finished, mine may lend
\ power, which might not have been there
Had depths as well a. heights been fair.
Perhaps I then may be made glad
BY praise which now but makes me sad.
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AN INDIGNANT EDIToR.-An indig-
nant editor of a country paper in one
of the Eastern States, prints the follow
ing:
The lady % who yesterday called the
attention of another to our patched
breeches, whereat they both laughed
heartily, is informed that pair will be
purchased when her husbands "little
billi' is settled; it has been due nearly a
year. Don't criticise a printers dress
tOOclOsely while wearing silks purchased
with money due him. Tell your hus-
band to send us S23 20 at once, and save
the costs Of an entire suit.
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A man i'm Baltimore had been ap-
pointed to a third-class clerkship at
s., 900 salary, but failed to pass the eX-
animation. His wife applied for il more
successfully than hc, received the ap-
pointment, and performed the duties re-
quired.
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smart woman as Ellen was. she
knows now TO take care of the sick, toOi
and my rehumatiz begins to trouble me
considerable. Prissy took all the care
of Ellen, and seen to everything, and
kept everything going on like clock
work
s'Ellen didn't need q great sight done
for her, il is true. She kept up till the
last minute. Then the fever came, and
Prissy came and took charge Of every
thing. Ellen didn't speak from morn
/ ing till night when she lay there. But
! then, she hadn't been very much OF
talker for a good many years. Ialways
rather discourage long stories. They
hinder work. SO does a great sight ol
reading. Now, Prissy is most too ionc
of books, that's one trouble; but ElleI
was so at the first. Prissy would get tC
taking an interest in saving. shed
come into traces same rs the others did
/ calk'laten
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Cleanliness is next 10 GOdliness. "
IL that is so, cake of good soap IS bet
ter than poor sermon.
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COMPETENT CORPS OF WRITERS

upon any and all subjects Of Public Interest.
The NEW NORTHWEST. is not a Woman's
Rights. bnt Human Rights organ, devoted
10 whatever policy may bc necessary 10 secure
the greatest good to the greatest number. 10
knows no sex, no politics, no Religion no party
no color. no creed. Its foundation is fastened
upon the rock Of Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progress ion.
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DEVOTED 10 the srtItsIs OF HUMANITY.

Arrangements have been made to secure the
Services ofa
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Mrs. \. J. RUMSEY,
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Miscellany.

Tue STRAY MULE.-At a meeting in
frontier Western settlement several pres
ent were stoutIy opposed TO the organlza-
ton of Sunday school. Not being able
to agree, the meeting was breaking up
when the chairman said he had very
important notice to read % them. Quiet
was soon restored TO hear this rather nov-
Ell religious notice"
"Strayed--A large black mule. He
had on halter when he left, and is
branded on the left hip with the letter s.
Any one returning said mule will be lih-
orally rewarded.
The keen Sunday-SchooI Union mission
airy quickly announced that he also had a
very important notice to give out.
"Strayed-A number of boys from
their homes, near this place. this Sunday
morning. They had guns and Fishing
poles on their shoulders when they left.
They arc branded, by holy God, as
Sabbath breakers. Any ono returning
said boys, and placing them in Sunday
school, will be literally rewarded at the
day of Judgment"
The tact of that missionary carried the
vote in favor of Sunday-school,. aud
those stray boys were duly returned" tc
it.