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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-12

LA gentleman who had been argu-
ing with an ignoramus till his pa
tience was exhausted, said he "didn't
wish to see him dead, but would be
! & ad to see him knosc more.
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Fossil Elephants i'm Alaska.

vfIt has beehgenerally- supposed by
scientific mem that, the fossil elephant
Of Siberia had no representative in
the same latitude on this continent.
Recent examinations of the YucOn
river, in Alaska, however, have estab-'
lished the fact that the remains are
more plentiful ieni the Wesbthan0n the
Cast side7pf .$be North Pacific. Enor-
mons quantities of bones are found,
iand a supply Of ivory 'stifticientt6 last
the world for eehtaries9 The valleys
of laIlGthe streams oand5 all the low
gro ounds are filed with bones and
aftisks, so that every vessel now arriv-
ing from, these remote possessions has
a pbrtion Of its cargo made up in part
of these new found remains. The ell
ephanL whose range was formerly al
most. universal, is now confined. to a
small portion of Africa and Asia, and
,itwould seem as ii the species was in
process of slow extinction. Neither
Europe nor America, which once
swhrmed with them, has now either a
climate or vegetation fitted to their
existence. Their remains, however,
are likely to give Alaska a value not
sereviously y suspected. ts0.aI 81 5s
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s.9'Eie STORY Is told Fof Mr.. Jones, who,
one eveuing In II y4time, having been
pfovokfhgi iashed iii the face tied the
tail of the COW he was milking very
securely to his boot strap. : Every.
thing went on smoothly for time,
aAd Mr. Jones congratulated himself'
OH the strafageih. 2 Presently, 9hoWev-'
er, the COW took a notion to lash a fly
that was biting herr Mr. Jones chhc-
lkled some when he felt the pull at his
strap; but his ichuekling was soon cut
short, for ssbossie,n finding she could
not touch her 'tormehtof,' suddenly
started, and, as Mr.. d. was not prepar-
ed for such adem0nstiation he was
upset, and the contents of rlie pail dis
tributed over his person. The cow
stopped for q moment, but In that
time our hero had gained his feet : an
instant .aftef ne was seen with his
hand on the hip of the COW making
the tour or the bafn-yard with pro
digious hops upon one foot! t!'a AT evl
cry hop he w01ld calculate, $50 boss,
so boss, but sbossn didn't $50" worth
q nentIs AT, last the boot sattaehmept
gave way, and Mr.. Jones' returned to
the house q wiser if not sadder man.
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5--l--TTf7 I TTIfT1T IT '7TU TT7
LIGHTNING PHOTOGRAPH
The Picture of a Leaf Imprint
+" ed on, the Breast of q Man
| KILLED by Lightning.

=
+" ed on, the Breast of q Man
Killed by Lightning.
Idi We recorded the death of Mr.. Ohas.
I Lyle by lightning, on. the night of the
18th instantf We also stated that no
marks were visible upon his body in
dicating that death followed from 9TH
| ef than natural caIises.z . WeihsVe since
learned, however, that in preparing
the body for sepuIchre Mr.. Mowday;
the, undertaken, could distinctly see
where the electric fluid had entered
and left the body, 1t appeared to
have Commenced at the left shoulder
and taking DOWNWARD course, cross
ed the breast to the right side, de-
scendlng the right leg, leaving an alb
rasion Ofthes skin between two of the
foes.l But what is quite wonderfulin IN
IrconIlection with the matter is the fact
that upon the right breast WAS the
print of leaf found on the fioor or
the piazza at the dead mans feet. The
leaf was from an ailanthus tree in the
yard, and with the stem measured
about five inches in length. The ribs,
veins, and cellular texture of the leaf
were perfectly printed upon the skin,
the whole having q red appearance.
upon q char, and :, when found his
head inclined to one side. AS his
clothes were not disturbed in the least
1t would appear impossible for the
leaf to have come iflacontact with the
skim -IIn comparing the leaf found
with the impression on the body, the
twoiwere exactly alike in size and de-
velopnfent. 4 How the i'm precision was
/ ma ax7fs fif,Rt the sSl.iuEfia 4 mUatal.V Ii
may have been the result of a. speeies
of photography familiar to scientists,
gratified if somebody would rise TO
explain. 20 .NA1osTistdson (Pa.) Herald.
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"a To Liyingstonei itayes lsT9bs I'd
Il = elm Afric's iwiltls how sad thy lot f.Iet
f..a Where suns shine hotter and hotter y
Where e'en the very sHottentot, stsA fisis
99Ii One sees grows H6t-and-totter2ily u "a
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up M POWERS.

Physician and Surgeon. Office in Wheeler's
Block over Belding q Armstrong; Drug
Store, Rayenna, o. 1sl. fsfG "a
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..spon tane,o0Iis ,0Ii Kindness. ;

+ Mrl Greeley, in, his book, Recol.
blactiens Of q Busy Life tells how he
Was befriended in youth by, an Irish
bman.4su0n page 81 he says. iy,a1 al,
bio fWith Ten Dollars in my pocket
land summer clothing worth; perhaps
ms much mOres nearly AL on my back
ID knew no human being within two
hundred miles, and nay nnmistakably
bfnstic manner and address, did not fa-
Edrsthe immediate command of oflremn-
|EneEating employment, which was my
mbst q urgent need,aD However, the
|swbrldtwas sll before me. My person
al estate, tied mp in a. pockets 1hand ker-
efiief did not at all ,eneumber me.
|Gi Having procured board Of 50 90 per
|Reek, at a house kept by an, Irishman
|,nsmed- Edward Meg ldriek, he con-
Times: 1tHaEipg break Tasted 4 began
20 fansack the Gity for e work. and in
my total ignorance trayefsed many
streets where none could possibly be
touAe. In the eenrse of that day and
1.-THE nextnh however. II must, have, visit
Led fully tWo-thirds Of the priptingfof-
fees on Maphattan Island without q
CLEAN Of suecess. IL was midsummeE
when business in New York is habit
phlYHdnll,i and Wysyepth and unqes-
Itioaable air of couHtry greenness must
have told against nae. M When + called
at the Journal of Commerce,ai Its edi-
t9Es Mr. David Hale, .bluntlyI told me
II Wasba. runaway apprentice from
some c0untry Office, which was a very
snatural though mistaken presumption
III returned to nay lodgings on Satur-
day evening" thoroughly weary, dis
eheartened, disgusted with New York,
and uresolYea ytos shake its dust from
my feet next Monday morning, while
ID eonld still leave with money in my
pocket, and befagei its almshOuse could
Bfbreclose ppoR mesa But that was not
,tbshe. ION Sunday afternoon several
yoang, 3 Ifishmene called et Mr.. Col
ldrickss. sins their holiday sannterings
/ labontoteWns and being told that / was
d YOUNG. printer, in qnest of work in
teRested themsel veslin my. effort with
thes spontaneous kindness of their
race One among them happened to
know a place. where printers were
wanted and gave the requisite direc-
ton, so that on visiting the designa-
ting spot hextmorning i Ilreadil " found
emploEInent ;Oand thus, when barely
three days a resident, had found an.
N hr,wonr.ira Naxr Vaper y ...s
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l4l1RaE GADJ.ER M D.
7 WAGGONER. M ID,
A. BELDING. NJ. d.

Physician and Surgeon. ONCE East end OF
Phenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio
March 9th. 1872 1os-u.
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DINe "a M I . W l1xAbhJ1
FcIectic Physician and Surgeon, Rootstown.
Portage County, Ohio Chronic and Prlvate
diseases treated successfully 6 OFFICE-Nexi
door south of Green 4 BarlOWs Store. 9r,e
Dec. 81 1868 IL. <; .....,s a s,
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2et hi,i faHha 8sfai isna sst fs, /,
9lotio farB isat.l1 gast fs-as
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the season of darkness and sorrow,ii ii
Ehen hope has fed far, far away,
hen we Know Of no josf for to-Isorlo ". 9 q
! nd feel. the despair Of to-day; .,s- aa.s, AZ,
hen your Friends OF the past have deserted
nd at yost fheil: iiatred is ,hqrieastfs,sS :
st because you have fallen in sfation-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-18

So1REE DANsANTE.-The Adelphl
Club will give its third sociable for the
present a at Moore & Parker's
Hall tomorrow (Friday) evening. We
intended to say as much yesterday,
but the types made us say something
unintelligible instead.
CONVALESCENT. - EN-Lieut. Gov
ernor James 5. Slingerland, Ed. ID.
Sweeney and Elijah Walker, all Of
whom have been confinedto their beds
for some time past with rheumatism,
were out upon the street yesterday,
enjoying the sunshine.
TRAINS OFF.-TwO trains of the Nlr-
ginia and Truckee Railroad got off the
track night before last, ~ near the
Silver civ switch and the other be
tween Gold Hill and Virginia. Loss,
three or four hours.
LocATED.-Gcorge Zenovich, for
ruprlv of this city. has located perma-
uentIv on the shores OF the Bochc iii
tattaro. palmatia, Austria. near the
shores OF the AlriHtic. lIe is 10 be
married in about three months.
ApIoUHNED.-The Supreme Court
has adjourned until Tuesday next at
10 o'clock 4. III.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL.

BarOmetriCul and tho"rn0motrical ohSer-
Vations made daily Ivy Professor Henry
r. WhitchiIl. state NiuDraiogiSt.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
STATE OF NEVADA COUNTY OF ORMSBY.l
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE, }

STATE OF NEVADA COUNTY OF ORMSBf.l
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE,
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED: TO
~ the following named defendants and to
all owners of or claimants to the real estate
and improvements thereon or improvements
when assessed separately hereinafter de-
scribed known or unknown. You are hereby
notified that suits have been commenced IN
the Second Judicial District Court IN ard tor
Ormsby County, State of Nevada, by the
State of Nevada plaintiff, against each Of the
defendants hereinafter named, and each OF
the following described tracts or parcels CT
land with the Improvements thereon and I'M
pruvcments when separately assessed, and all
owners Of or claimants to the same, known
or unknown, to recover the tax and GcIln-
quency assessed to said defendant against
said property for the fiscal year commencing
January l>f, 1871, and ending December 3lst
1871, and that a summons has been duly IS
sued in teach case, and you are further
notified that unless you appear and answer
the complaint fled in said cause On or before
the , day Of February, 49,, Ju ismcnt WI!
be taken against you and the real estate and
improvements herein described for tho
amount Of tax and delinquency specified, and
costs Of suit:
L y Sweeney & Co., forty acres Of timber
land described as the NJ Of the Ne Of
section 81, township -, y, r - east, with
hotel, barn. and saWm'Ii thereon, and known
As SwintS station also !2S 95-in3 acres OF
timber land described As the east } oil sectioR
30, and the Sc andthe west fractional ) and
the west Of the Ne j Of section
il. andthe north !! of the SW dissection 3,
township - \, Il - east also possessory
claim t. $50 acres of land, consisting Of SW
Of section IS, and the south " cf section %,
and the north half of s Z Of section b,
and the west ] Of the SW Of section 30 all
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~EeaTtnersftip .IO15&a.

CHE COPARTNERSHIP HFBErae0EF TX
4 isling betwee, 4 King and nay.d Lapea.e =
saloon keeper. is neTeby iissuIyei ~ nutuarcon-
sent. Said buIuess viii be carried rn hrreaftaS
under the na.e and STYLE Of ~LageI-e 81 .lilet All
the indehte.hess of the old firm va be paid Bt
the new ann, except those other"tse understood
LAIzNSE Il 1ILLkT.
Carson Cly, New. Dec. IL. ISL. de25. I'm
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Or. G. iIEMPEL has removed his
Office TO the brick photograph gallery
OF 4. Q. Friend, on >ecoHt street.
i8l7-IIu~
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= LI .,,..,-. = ,.r, -,I,r-.
-Sn3rr. +i., Standard iar'r.etpr. a.al Fareu-
heIt RI, rrn.u..t,r- are used m :ut4iur theee oh-
~svatt"u-
THE Nrw Lo>N.-Thc s5epl, ,so loan
authorized by the las, Legislature Of
Nevada, To take the place of a similar
loan for which bonds were issued in
March. I-,i7. ha, been offered by Shep-
-, -. l,,r. az Nav York
i"i" ~ va
II the BONES WIZ nc 'i""' .'S'' a.
soon a. they can be made out. or
his mouuf. $1,000 j.. reserved for the
Public School Fund OF the state, and
Sheppard y Go. take >i-3.ooo at nine
per cent. per uUuy.uI. Nf this loan,
S7a, oan rrn- f.,. -..u Wan. and S..Su. lll
-. L,-l... .... T,.,
'"F H''eei |'"'
Urer Schooling WIS IN New YORK re
Gently ua.-1tlltirg the loan, he found
amy nuuljor ot bankers vino We're
wiling 10 t'hr 'le l....''>-", zen l-i
llff-,ILdin I.5'.r .... #f,r with frauriaI
<l,1+;+f'n ~ r,.-,. . ia. state.
III r~a,Ii..t -i.t fin, bands vouII be
ao1Ilv aiken .r h,rla al.aat raic Of
in.nrc.+ and tia-I' ta could moi get
the money III -Nr" ''Ih I'll - 81
tC79 ~ 90"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-28
IA Spirited lYonng Lady.

Mis5.Antoinnettc y, Polk, y Of .NIaulrry
county, Tennessee, according to q cores
pondent who writes from Rome, isquite, !.
q belle in foreign circles. Her charms
do not consist in Il pretty face alone,she is
1.-the and graceful iii movement, spark
ling III conversation, md q skillful horse
woman. In recent fox hunt in Italy.
the fair American carried off the PALM,
there being forty riders in the field. Miss
Polk is the daughter Of the .late Colonel
Andrew J. Polk; before tho war the own
or of the pliucely estate, Ashwobd.
She carly took to the saddle, and it
would seem TINT tho trimming Of her..
childhood makes licf all tho more lovely
and fascinating in the bright years Yo-
manhood. Will not other girls beariin
Remembrance that wsmafi never looks
more quean!y than when seated at her
ease OH the back of a spirited horse?
The Columbia HERALD records two in
cidents in the life Of the American beau.
t.: Miss Polk has always been a tno
horseback rider, and during her visit to
her home several years ago, she Mortified
her ciiy gallant, ore day, when they !,
were riding together in the woods, BY
clearing a fence at Il lcap,which he had 10 !
get dpwn ard-lct doHn the fences in order !,
to keep up with her., When Columbia
Was frs. occupied By the Federal forces.
all the reads were pickcted By cavalry
who halted every body and appropriutetf
such horses as they thought, fit. for sert-S{ rt,S{
vice. Miss Folk il,di been III town, ami
was on her return homo to Ashwood,
when she WAS stepped by picket, hut
was fiji lily allowed to proceed. She had
gone but a short distance, however, be- :
iore the Fetlcrals noticed that she was q
riding a very iino animal aud nalled IT,
her to halt. She had no idea Of turning
her horse over to the enemy. and Accord
ing!y set off mt full speed for home. follow
cd hy halfa score Of the boys in blue Tho
chase was an exciting one, and lasted for
scme five or six miles, after which tho
pursners drew rein and the daring girl
was soon safe under tho shelter of rhcr
own roof. TURF, F1ELD AND FAEaI.
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SELECTED STORY.
'h'EI.A'H, III \ s,E'E1as No
Ai.h'S WELL THAI ENDS W.l.h.
~ FRANCE; Icri.A BADEN.


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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-28
POETRY.
Some Day.

Some day the sun will he shining
On the rose trees and peoples in bloom
And some day the moaning and pining
VIII stop at the door of Il tomb.
Some day the hearts happy fulncss ,,a
viii yield TO rcckonings ofpan;
Some day liic's hcayiness -,lullncss-
Will drop from The poor fcycrcd brain. = ;
The strife, and llc toll, the defending, +,
Tho man at war with The few, 'i'
1inst all on one day have an ending ''''.'
The false nut away from the true.
Some day t,c dicam will be broken, ~
Some day the veil be rent down, ,'.''i!i'
Some day tile bitter words spoken, I. i
When the bright ,hings have faded and
Some duy the years willbe going
On, ON, with new plciges--they must;
And some day the sras viii be growing
Der hearts then but pitiinl dust.
But the snhbing the moaning and CRYING
Or the storm, tho it iat;lcanl r;,yc,
Ec'cr shall rouse US, so peacefully laying .
S" far from it Ill in The grave !,
And done w.il MI hoping AMI ,-ricving y
The love and the hates passed ;,wa,;
We shall JOY 10 know wcarc leaving II,
EArih'+ empty possessions some ,!ay
1r-,s-=s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-28
TIE Fall Elect;ons.

Previous to the great Presidential con-.
test in November, the following States
and Territories hold elections this fall,
New Mexico, September i; California,
September .; Vermont, September 3 !;
Maine, September 8; Coloradn Tcrsitory,'
September 10; Dakota, indiana, iowa,
Nebraska. Ohio, Pennsylvania, and the
District OF Columbia, Oetoher 81; South
Carolina, October .l6; West yirginia, /
October -. All the States vote for Pres
dental clcc,ors on the 9th day OF No
vcnber, and'o The same day the follow
ing choose State officers: Alabama, !
'Arkaasasy Dclcwaro, Florida. rGtcorgn,s
Illinois, fsSapsas. Louisiana, Maryland,
Aia<sac!.nsot;s. Michigan, Minnesota, Nlis7-
sissippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey,
New York, Tennessee, Virginia and Wiz
consin. Ar.z'i holds her Territorial
election or the Sth OF November. 4.
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gentlcmcn.", .u fi q.
Aunt Prudence did not hesitate to cx,i
press hcgecIf vory freely. On one occa!
sion she said: la tpt u
Indeed, Ruth, child, do not know
what you arc thinking about not 70 sec
that girl is trying, her bestysto bewitch
your husband. It's plairias day to them.
MS are'not blind, or don't want, to see,
And | think she is MS artful a piece as !
ever came across, having the impotence
to tell you how good your husband is.
and what laispleplid, iellowf- humph, MS
if you didn't ]snowit. Id let them know
my eyes were open. I'd not be treated
lko.n "a. II .,r d, @sa
"Why, Aupty treated how. George
is devoted to me, andijnst rs attentive rs
he ever was. George. is sorry ior her,
and, she nsakcs SO, nurh Of him, indeed
of both OF us, that OF coursc he ,cnpnot
help being kind 10 her, Nothing else;
but | do think he is q little too topl.qf
her murinurcd Ruth.
'ls Hlr. Spencer i'll? i,5istGr wants to see.
lin, and snys please Will he stop ut orr,
3oor,a momcnt. before he goes TO lis
stnrc," cxclsimcd little Willie Hanson,
running into BlithS sitting Groom.
This put IL s!cp 10 .,amt irudcncc's
lecture for that timo, Indeed Ruth WIS
very g!ad to have q stop put to it. She
had become sore on the subject. Poor
little thing, she .ricl hard not to see or
think anything %rong, bnt her pretty
face had y decidedly ca:eworn look.
4 fey days after this conversation,
Lilly herself came bounding in.o the
room and s:lid
: Mrs. s'paMrcs, ia:i't ii most timn your
husband WAS heme? want to see him
-pAny.li; ! watched r,r him ,aiS mora
n lnnt hnvn ppsrrd ba!nrs i w.:S III
ihe winIov' and ti,er, n> il her
speech needed apolcey, s'n said:
{" ] want to see fh. ha; ): letter for
mc, lie evron:isad 10 call Al tie o!licc."
There WIS = sup in .hc l.aii, and away
She flew to mcct i.i.l, aYel Aai Il lo,g
TAI! o. 4 tgw momcJts before George
came inso The room. and ,hrn passed nut
!ut nat hy:i,.c ,.uth i,cnrl her sar,
'!lanls you, I'll have il ready and
watch for YOU
Very Gn.rt was tic p or gricved--i,tic
wife.
~! tha: George couid do to be pleas
ant, did rot make the dinner oi her than
i vc'y dismal meal; aii.', when taking
his leave he wen; us Usual 10 I,i.s, her,
She did not want toicturn ii, b:t .9lu up.
-.ai!S 10 lilc her tears from Aunt Iru-
,icncc.
That evening when her husband came
home, She did not fry to wear 81 happy
incc, she was miserable, and Wa: not 60
inc 20 Try to hide it any longer
"Euth, darling, what is The matter:
Wlataiis you? I've never, ia Tie Nvc
years OF our married Iitr, seen Your sweet
face wear Il trown Or any expression but
love md Happiness, until Within The las.
few days. 1'cll yonr hn-band what trou-
hies YOU" he said, taking her in his
arms.
She bust into tears, and told him all ;
and what Aunt Prudence thought and
said.
Little wife, do not let your pure
heart BE troubled b. what Aut nru-
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Coop TEMrLAHs ur THE MEDrrER-
ENNEA.- c have, a.lcttcr from the Is
lan,l Of Malta, where II Lodge of The Or
der.has alrcady been established, and two
lnofo are immediately to hc oncned. A
noble sister, by the name o. Waller, ms
been tho maYihs spirit in this work.
Less than thrrc weeks ago she was the
only Good 'rcnplar ON the Island. Ae
example for all true womcn!-l lERA.