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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by it's re-
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GILBERT HOUSE,
Ssratoc, Strings. n, Y, 1879,


The House is iayorabiy known, and located
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SUPERB STEEL ENGRAVING
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

= w.'ivsy kaowa
as one ca ti.e most
sfeet,lal remedies
ever discovered fcr
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the bisO1. 1t has
stood the test Of
years with a con-
stantly growing rep
utatioa, based On is
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A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, a,ai IN.
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)DhSokser OF OLD PAnrINas.-A very
interesting discovery hes just been made
a Al ssculc Church, England Ths iSsSliegs
10 undergoing renovation, and 2, fey days
ago, while the workmen were removing ths
beautifully pAahsSd csuvAss from the stdes
ct the chapel no ;aussthau fifteen paintings
were discovered, attached ia. ~ 4saftehQ
Each painting 10 on wood, about three
quarters Of N inch inthickness, about nine
fssstn length, and varying in width ffou
five fest upward gWhstsone st. tksm are
Intended II represent II Il difncult to decide.
md how long they heye been ip The rod is
unknown. Two Or three Of lie paintines
WtdaUGTepsesans Ineels sounding trump.
ets, while Others represent men and women
II very large size and remaskahlC psssuie;
'one q ~ brusr - npffetf>d - bent
up1in ths most unnatural manner. Oh
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mo. 49,
Application for Patent.
p ~ .. 8. LAND OFFICE,

.-.. H1IvuA; ~ II NOveNNbsT 3Qth, iS7l
NOTICE IS uER1BY, GlvKN ehas william Z,
- Winchsll James uornhnckls and samuel Mar
IN. ena nave tn. DAY made application for patent under
following described tract u land a. Placer Mining
Claim tSwit The southwest quarter Of the soptS.
west quarter OF section two and the southeast quar-
north east quarter OF the north quarter Of section
tc9 ana the quarter Of the northwest qus
tss OF section eleven all tn Township No. nine, North
OF one hundred aud sixty The adjoining claim
Snse g thS?e premises Henry A. Gruwcll and Daniel
notice. apd diagram fled In this ONCE c0lics OF which
are conspicuousy posted upon the premises claimed.
'"f -".s ''.+'." ADD II. SANDERS
,.r. JStl$S u,.,., 4. "a, RclntCr Of Land OfRce
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lottery a. Essl&ad, 81 which 10 had H2Bf'
f;sssa, . s:;En ::;1siI1I@6:jISs q, =
$1,000 tickets, u forty shillings each! The
pgq6tsvsf tbelssteU 7MsssAo be applied to-
wards repairing the harbon In 1917 King
James appalhssd Slottery to be drawn 1t the
Same place. fol, the plantation of Bnglish
colonies IN Virginia. The principal prize
was loo crowns In plate.
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2,n 4 81 NIX
The Boston Poss youches for the truth Of
letter published in It's columns. which Il.
fleets great credit on 0GnefIf Grant. It
seems that deputation of superserviceable
zelots called on the President to persuade
him into the dismissal of . revenue official,
on the ground that he WAS an Irishman and
! Hp4an Cethp4S 1hf Pitilea listened
10 .heir story, and the writer in the I5ss1
tells the eodclusion ssahis way: Il pder.
stapAthst.. sAid tie P5e,sdsAt after taking
sfew adne dnws~t his cigar but 1 loSI
eco ihat : nsan, rsi,6ion dspstA pality has
10 DO Win faithful disahsrgv Of \his ON.
cial tdhes! Gentlemen ifsyou Nd bssn
With me At vicksburg, and s the k.tl Of
the-Wilderness, -where regiments all divi.
sions. composed almost entirely i Irish
Catholic soldiers. were fighting }brsvely:
!snd Alling dead and wounded bS bdndreds
and thodaends in defesss Of ouy cause, I
Sotf ,upposS yoa' wouldI have Urged tlisK'
dAebires oP lps grotaf tb1f they w,ree
Iris6lhae shd ~0atholice Neither csn I
listen to pzopsssl Is turn . faithful clerk
out of Office for such cause. particularly,
eentlepep, yhen.I knsy sthk Dame defk'
saved III; eolofs from falling into the ens.
mys hands q the risk Of his life, On our
march 10 Richmond--in fact, know oil
about him. fsrh rssoss pftmy aildiers,
and deserves we'll of his country"
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VI ksa.fAal
An EQuabDo Climate,

IN Equablo CDlmato.
llA 4 L..lp oSssog.,T ., il ,k..ll... !;
s KEEP! !! t,t y Sel@ TT r,e.lsr oe.e'r.:
tons tor nearly twenty yeara In rspbrt
receapilB pRiptad We hpd this seunsiable &c.
s es;' :. ne sS' ~ q -. hcrll' =:
Of ths yfsFs hss bse9, h. the thssmome,s..
e deg, I min. The mean Temperature of
W fss'os tbGk) Nt1klss eksips
months. s. deg, 8 min.,' Summer do, lGo,
deg; Autumu.1d 10, - deg, and Winter, 10,
50 deg. On six days during this. aaliod he;
mercury mounted to eesoe6 and one dayl
dropped 70 n.dee: ,a .,
This record shows the climaae q Tie Pr
eaac to be wonderfully equabla u
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11n portant to Miners.

-. MINERAL LAND 6URVEY&blid
HAVING been appointed Deputy Survsyer Of min.
AZ essl iastde for lie whole Torri3uty Of IonSaSn
. mn nov sae 20 only Y As !aey
NsyHh. NO. - .t.EE5 Iii A. J 81 <'i't's
second Sp5ysy iMip pc Y9Sul,sa when %he peeliu
may survey mas been executed BY myself.
mekirg ApPnoattona. Iol.laJ BIZ smn0 ~ 49,
Az requisite proofs can be made before mo q ~
s q cos. se 8 the RrsSsS,n.. ssrys
r address me At Helena, Il, ~,
% ~ sh,rse. made for sSvlee III irs Information.
Or,ce on Heckenr,des' hear Rodney street, ssx
seoAwn GEO, X FOOTk,
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.yCI 7EE 1ur'sf&&1!c iF'!y 'ffs>
A AnusinG Episode at . Hotel Break
fast Table.

f'.n = rIto~ the San Fasciec6 ChsosjkJ
Two young men, telegraph operators,
hoard st one of our leading third-class hotels,
end. beisg Of . somewhat hilarious dspo.
sition, find great amusement in carrying on
'p.2 aiconvessston with each othor o. the table
.glky ticking on tho plates with knife, fork ~
spoon. For the information of those not
y. acquainted yith tslegraphy it may be we'll
to stste that . combination If sounds or
Ittcks constitute thi telegrphtc alphabet, aud
persons familiar with these sounds csn con.
= yeI,s thereby H' =. in'elllgently ~ With spoken
A few days , ago. = while .he.. fun loving
youths were 'sested ut breakfast, . skout.
;, built young naa entered tho dining. room
with . handsome girl on bis arm, whose
..t9lep0hing eountcuanee sho~sd her to 10 !
=. q, bHde: The couple had, in fact, been mar.
ried but . day or two previous, and had come
10 San Francisco from their home ID Oak.
' land, or Mud Springs. Or some other rustl'
y, village. for the purpose of spending the
honeymoon. The telegraphic tickers com.
=: mspeod - coon - the husband and vita
had seated themselves.
,,,,, No. I opened the discourse ~ follows
What lovely little pigeon this il along.
side Of me-aint she 2"
No g.. "Psrfectly cbashing-looks Is II
4 batter wouldn't melt In her mouth. Just
! isAs1tsd 4 gsess; dou'ty you think so!"
No. l. "Yes, I should judge she vas.
-, What luscious lips she has got II that
country pumpkin was out of the road "a \
gtveher . hug and kiss just for luck"
No. 3. Suppose you try 1t. anyhow.
Give Der : little nudge under the table with
your knee"
,F'iTh6rs Two telling to;;~lst extent the I'm. |
pudent rascsls might have gone hut for an |
amazing and estirsly unforeseen event. The
bridegrooms face had flushed aud = dark |
scowl was on his brow during the progress |
of the ticking conversation: but the oper.
stors were too much occupied to ply any at. |
tention to him.. The reader may form some |
idea of the young mems CONSERVATION when |
the partner Of the lady picked up his knife
~ and licked off the following tersc but vigor.
GUS message:
, This lsdyis my. WE, snyi al Sion o. she |
gets through her breakfast l propose to
wiring both your necks, you ,insoIeni1
q whelps." '''''' '>''
Vlse couptessacssr Of ~ operators fell
very suddenly when this message commenc.
3D. Blythe time II ended Trey had iost oil
appetite and appreciation Of Jokes, aad slip.
ped out OF the dining room in very rapid1
and unceremonious manner: II ssesas ths
bridegFoomvas telegraph operator, AID
"kncw how it was himself
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Twenty five thousand pounds were sub,
liz III. acEased fee ststus to. . man Who s1ened
" ~ aP as alpaas iust iheni II bsalms ases
ton whether Hudson owned one pound. I,
- turPe3 ast he DID p9t On, ~ gtFeektk OF
pure humbug he had been thrice Lord Nay6(
'''a' cf'Y0sk; No hsd been electedto psrliamSnt
hawaa onishpiyerss u being made : Lord.
7 Down all came with crash, and poor Hnd
son WAS off on the Continent, where he
G 4vsdipt f4rSK ssme)lpc goidO } withop,
dinner, until the generation that hi,
known him passed away. He VA, suppo,ed
scb9d1sd; bit . eR or 10 81 he tursed
49, aNAesiA, and salnsof bis olds SShSstsn<s
took pity on. him ana raised a inli sSinarnitN Of
'aSifahd6dtd pounds for HIN. '1fh7a'
Is ' ..sAK e. s a%.6l ,iifSsy saiI ID b,n.
dcfIsnd was decided h bic favor. The DID
''':.M ;.tassIs. his 16pSse, The
laid. Issaall - 1t6aiasaisi You win see
(, - b Pagsnsnsnssyet!"a43 But ahS HbyG1 He
y ~ cos'eSsSS ignorant, greedy Of esin, jnd
:, sMt greatness was A. text Tor thai lesion
= s1hich C.slyle, and ThAckersy and Punch
- J4ed q the English people all OFT which
s,s I f' taR seG IT.. apstAls.l sts.