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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18
"Winter snow enshroud tho plain,
Crows ever prove . croaking train.
49, - T.


One hard winters morning, when the
hills were covered with thick snow, and
even the birds of the air found it ditfi
cult to bear the severity of the cold, or
find any food, crow sat croaking on a
tree, complaining of hard fate and tue
bitterness of the season. Presently he
saw squirrel who prudently put by u
store of provisions, enjoying himself.
and cracking his nuts and his Jokes in
a hollow oak, his home.
liam almost dying of cold and
hunger" said the crow, twill you not
favor me with some of your kernels7"
"How did you employ yourself dur
ing the summer, that you were forced
to play begger in winter2" asked the
squirrel.
II amused myself by cultivating the
beauties Of song, foreboding evils to
come, and entertaining you and others
with the manly melody of my voice, :"
said the crow.
~ know that 1 have often heard
yonr note. but as to your melody, in
spite OF the practice you have had, I
wouldn't give nutshell for the best
song You can sing, summer or winter.
One of the chief points in music is to
keep tlme-in which he is wretchedly
wanting who wastes his precious hours
in attempting rude song before he
has stored his nest with the necessarics
of 1ife."
Thet Gathered pretender to melody
finding he could get nothing out of the
generosity of his neighbour. hoped to
make something out of his inexperi-
ence or his folly. 81 am surprised. ~
said the crow, that anybody whose
stOrehouse is SO full should tire him.
self and risk his neck by skipping in
that way from tree to tree in the cold,
and not rather lie down at his ease like
gentleman, and take a refreshing
nap!"
dumping from tree to tree is good
for my health" replied the squirrel,
"and it is not only good exercise, but
it keeps robbers away from my little,
h ONE. And as to my want of sleep, if
was busy in summer gathering togeth-
or my nuts, mean you always to find
me alert in winter to keep them for
if l were to be caught mapping, should
soon find some artful nclghbor clever
enough to find out and plumber my
hoard. And if I ever were to die Of
poverty, 1 am afraid, in spite of your
fine words, you would he cannibal
enough to feed upon my CARCASS
THE WREN.
One fine spring evening very cock
tailed wren was sitting on twig. 1t
was his birthday; he was twelve months
old and feeling every inch wren, he
could not Lelp being proud of himself
and his position in the world.
The first thing that morning he had
had set-to with his wife on the sub
Ject OF their future nest, which she had
meekly suggested should ba in the box
tree, instead OF the thorn b,,sh 81,
which he insisted-she was afraid That
the branches would prick her sides, she
sad. He had carried the day, but de-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18

$1,000 Reward will be paid by
the proprietor of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery for medicine that
will equal it in curing severe and lin
',cri"s, Coughs, bronchitis AMI all dis
'asc:; Of I'll" lungs. COZ
rmE Dnly Wav: is the name Of !.
watcr!ns-place newspaper to be pub
i's''cd ut Cape May from July ! to Sep.
TENDER l..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18

Has been tested In every variety Of clim,t. .,a ~
almost every nation known TO Americana Il =" ~
constant companion and inestimable friend az the
should travel on our takss o Stpsss piskossi IT, '
Since the PAlN-KlLJ.RR VS. FIRST iatFot uced and
Iaracecs and other ReHsss have been o6essd to ths
public, but none Of ths3 have attaino0 the eyl
enriabte standing Of the PAlN.KILLER
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18

LIKE lIt'nNrINa he>auiraculous cures effect ~,
S.tn sLMoa's INSTANT RELIEF. Aches. Pans
great medicine IL used Relief warrantvd or munc,
returned.-COm, - '
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18
H. H. SHUFELDT & Co., Chicago.
alone in Am RIGA distil IMPERIAL GIN by the
HOLLAND PROCESS. Send for circuar

CHisTADoRO'H ExcEl.slOR HAIR DYE II the most
sure and complete preparat ion Of kind in IN,
world s efects are magical. it, character harmless
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18
Spctial Aotifes.
PEOPLES CHOLFRA mn n nm

PEOPlE'S CHOLERA REMF0Y.
loAo --FoR OVER Thirty YxAss--,ss
PERRY DAVIS,
PA1N.KlLLER
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18

Cabin Passage. 4eB and eBn eold.
8toera9c Passage. go currency from New Ymk :
From Liverpool, go
Passage oerti1cafes 1t REDUCED RATES, ssa b
bought here BY those wishins 70 send for their
friends, COED for Is monthA
Passengers booked and forwarded from Great Brit.
ain, Ireland, Norway. Swodsa q Oea1srA, 10 AN
comfort. : ii
For Cabin or SteeEaxe Passage. apply 70
F. IL. Met IIUP T. IL CO., 6enkefo,
General Agents for the NoFthWost,
. 166 East Water stRoet, MilvaAkoo.
Sterling drafts In suns of El and upward, q E1R.
land. Ireland and Scotland.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18
WHY Is THIS 50,

WHY Is THIS 6Of
II 10 because DAVIS PAlN.KII.LER 10 what It
claims TO be-s reliever of pain.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18
FOrcixn GOSSIP.

The salary of the prime minister of
Greece is stated to be larger than that
of the prime minister Of Italy and
Spain.
HE French papers assert that Metz
has ut present only population of 49,
600 inhabitants, besides the German
garrison.
The police in Posen have seized L.
500 copies of a newly published Polish
song book containing national and
reasonable songs.
GEN. ULR1oH, the deposed hero of
Strasbourg, has, report says, been re.
Gently under arrest for some breach Of
military etiquette.
The Hotel de Vile at Brussels is one
OF the most magnificent old Gothic ed.
itices in Europe. Its central tower is
three hundred and sixty feet high.
The Burmese ambassadors at pres
ent in London, have adopted uniform
for their servants. White, scarlet and
gold, we are told, are the colors.
TIE ex-King of Portugal, who is q
great lover Of fine arts, and particular
ly fond of music, has been taking
lessons in singing of professor in
Paris.
EcoNoMY Of the Theirs republic: The
grand chancellor of the legion of honor,
whose salary under the empire was
thirty thousand francs, now getsforty
thousand.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH has re.
ceived IN autograph letter of condo
lence from the Pope, adverting to the
occasion of his mothers, the Archduch.
ess Sophia, death
IT is asserted that since the street
sale of newspapers has been permitted
in Pans, the aggregate circulation OF
daily newspapers in that city has in
creased one hundred thousand.
The town of Port of Spain, in the
aalo,,l l. ~. 4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-07-18

| Atlantte-Csp ea red IN New YorE-rHe
| Recovery nj the Bulk II the Property.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-22
A Useful Article.

Ammonis, sr, as II is generally called, spr- its af bsrtsaoFn, is pawrrf1l alkali, and dis ss,lYes grrase aud dirt with great ease. It has lately been recommended very highly for domestic purposes For washing paint, put a tablespoonful in quart of moderately hot mater, dip in flannel cloth, and then wipe ntr the woodwork: DO scrutbing will be necessary. For taking greasy spuis fru'n any fabric, use the ammonia nearly pure, then lay white plotting pap-r over the sp.i ani irn II hghtly. In washing lace. put about twelve drops in pint of warm studs. To clean sil- yer. mix two traspoonfnls "f ammonia in a aaa,t of hot suls; put in your silyerware and wash, using an old nail-brush or tooth o ush ter the purpose. For cleaning hair srash@s, e,e., supply shake the brushes up ant down is mixture of one tablespoonful of ammonia to on. pint of hot water; when they arc rleanSed, rinse them in cold water and stand them in the wind or in hot place to dry. For washing tingermarks iro'n io'k ipg-glasses or windOas, put few drops ai ammonia on a moist rag aud make quirk work "i it. If you wish your house plant- to flourish, put few drops of spirits in every piat 0f water used in watering \ teaspoon hsl wili add much to the refreshing ,fiects of the bath. No hing is better than ammonia water tar cleaning the hair In every case. rinse of tiIs ammonia with clear water. T., whlch we wuud oaly adj, that, for remov- ing Rnase spots. mixture ot ,qaal parts "i amHonia and alcohol Is better than aleohnl ai,.i,r and for taking out the rvd staiii> pro ducei by stn,ng aiIs in blue and bIark clothes, there Is nothing better than am inOnia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-22
WEEKLY ARIZONA MINER: PRESCOTT, JUNE
A Hard Case.


 The wife of prrr, II .s,s.An, alias Wilker- son the barrier. who is ip jail tF the fien'i- murder ,f Mrs. Hattie Blrkharslt, says the San Fran.iss4o Efan,iHer oi May II, hss writ en letter from York, Penn, to gentle nsn m this rity. IL si kening detail ol fss last cft.rity and negi-cf. We give ih- ialloxiny extract: He made three attempts e. lake my life. The nr-t time, be attempt -si io cut my throat witb raz,iT, but lly the ,slp uf n. ighls,rs and Ged, 1 ,ssaped with iay lif hut bad my armS and three fingers rgf. The next lime he beat me on the head with club s0 ~ryerrlF that A dortor had To pe called to to attend mr. After that he hot Mr. Shivr, who had arsierti him 10 msye out sf she shnp be seeuIiesl. When he sui Oat of that scrape, be shot Mr. Geniher but al~o managed to gvt out ef this. Thrn hr came hotne half drunk and said s.ane hing, when told hIm to lie dovn. He got ap raught me by tllr head and beat me Af CT which he shook his cleBehesi fist at n1e. say ing that be Souii show ust something t'eioie hslf aE h0uf He then sn,a-heG tae backing gia-s snd left the hous-. loekiIg me iH, aud ieliag me a> he did s,--pFriariig hts remark with . terrible oath--ihat if | went oct, l EOald be 4 dead wss,nan Saun after. ia hall sn hoHr thereafter. tbere was an alarm ni tiF~ tcnsss the cre~k. and when my hHsi'snd am aosBe liltle btfose daylight he said therv i1ad he-a a fire. and rvmarked diln't tell sou sp and cursed uie again. He ba. driy en me cut ui the house at midnight-Oui in he shaw--ani vas compelled 70 ask the ieighb..rs io take me in sni give me shelter The third time be tried to take my life, was in weIlsviiIe, Ohio, be-a -au>e had sai he was dangerous man Several friends prevented hi'n from efiecting hi- purpose. From Wells vile he went to pittsbnrg where he followed woman namei Louisa Browne ant cut her throat. He also shot my sister, who is ls Year> of age. two yrsrs ag'', and she dled after lingering seven days and halt For th,s he was arrested, but broke jail and ii' d to TOUT eity."
 The letter gives other details of his infa nous career, aaf clO-rs with an bathurst oi real wolsanly love for the man ybo has wro gei her beyond forgiveness. We have had beflre our Courts maay villains Of many rIme-, but it Is hsr'ily li<ely that one morr deeply dyel than Hartman. nr Wilkersa'n. The harbyr, ever came within the clutches Of he law.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-22
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-22
Don't Write Them.

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-22

X Quaker lady aisi-ed her sun, who was do tor, to enist wHE the rebels il he wished to aid the UnIoa; "for," :" said she, "thee wit kill more ihsn thee eures'
 Ja-t the kind of advice which should be given to some pretentious poIiti,al quaek-, eons,ect themselves.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-22

W. B. HELLIXGs ........E. E. FEELINGS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-22
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26
District Court-C. N. HARMS, JuDaE.

District C0urt-C. N. HARRIS, JUDGE.
The following cases were disposed
of on Wednesday:
State of Nevada VS.. Thos. Wells 81
ais; judgment for plaintiff.
The estate of Alice Warren, deceased
Sarah McMasters vs.. J. Nicely john
son; Judgment for plaintiff.
John Conley vs.. Geo. w. Chedic;
Judgment entered i'm accordance with
the order of the Supreme Court.
Estate of Joseph keifer, deceased;
K. NJ. Clarke appointed attorney for
the minor heirs.
f. Hitler vs.. J. NJ. Thompson; dis
at cost of defendant.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock a.
on Thursday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26

To a limited number of Mares. This beautiful
thoroughbred is Of a dark bay, and stands ISL
hands high, and is 5 yeas old. lie is by Nor
folk he by Lexington. he by Boston. Norfllk's
rrst dam, Novice. by nlencoe. Pillbox first dam
Ada c., she by Bob johnson, he by Boston.
AIDA C. is out of Bruwner's Eclipse. she bv i'm
ported Eclipse-cnmbining one of the finest
strains of blood ever offered to the State Of Ne
yata. His turf record-of from one to three
mil"s-i- too well known tor comment by us. We
have a full printed record at his stable of all his
performances on he turf.
TERMS FOR THE SEASON, S50-Du and payable at
time of service, or 2 cd note, with interest.
The season will m on the first Of April
and close on the first day of July. 1872.
All accidents at the owners RISK.
Good pasturace. on the most reasonable terms.
For full partic llars, call al the Carson Race
Track, or inquire Of COMING BROS.
Carson City. March 90, 1872 Tmar3O-2m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26
LoCAL INTELLIcENCE


for at $50 p. IN
Virginia-Arrives from at 10 a. M.
Closes for at $40 p. In
Genoa and AurOra-ArriveS from at
ESQ p. IN. Closes for at $3.50 a. IN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26
Ct. cHARLrs-ssoRaE ruFLr, PROPRIETOR.

1t is estimated that from twenty to
twenty-five thousand cords of split
wood will be driven down the Carson
river, from this county. this season.
1t is valued at seventy five thousand
dollars, "banked."-[Alpine Chron
icle.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26

BELL RINGERS To-NIGHT.-Thes'
wonderful performers will appear, 70
the first time, at the Carson Theate.
this evening. Many of the citizens o
this town have never heard bell music
and can form no idea of the beauty o
sound which emanateS from a well ar
ranged set of bells lin Sklliful hands.
e advise all such to attend this even
ing and guarantee that they Will need
no recommendation to go and heal ii
again. h company are represented
as beng superior to any other. They
have practlceu in concert for a long
Tune, aud as "A consequence, the music
they produce Is harmonious and more
perfect than IT they were recently come
together. Go and hear the bells,
those evening bells"
lMPRovING.-Surveyor General Day,
who is now i'll San Francisco and I'M
der treatment for deafness, is, we are
happy to say, improving fast. He in
tends to give the treatment of his
medical man a fair chance and enter
taIns strong hopes OF the final restora-
~ - nv ~ VI LIE
many friends will feel rejoiced to know
the tact.
The PLAZA TREEs.-Again we call
the attention of the good people to the
necessity of trimming the trees sur
rounding the Plaza. Two days work
10y a competent person i. all tina is
needed. 1t is moi too late to plant new
I'm tho plarn of tho ,i.,.a uat ia
,troyed or detunct Trees. The work
= Necessary and should lie attended to
immediately.
CIGARs.-Jakey, the we'll known
dealer at the Orm,by House cor
Ier, received yesterday a consignment
If cigars of a new and excellent brand. /
knows that Jakev tells the
ruth and will consequently believe
llin when he asserts that the cigars
ust received are superior to any i'm
tor years. Call and try them. I,
MORE FRosT.-The frost on We'd
night vas quite severe and the
blossoms on the fIuit trees bore rather
dIlapldated appearance yesterday
morning. The Weather yesterday WAS
great improvement on that of We'd
ie>day, although very cOld i'll the
.hade. The sunny side OF the street
vas much sought after by those hay
ng no business to attend to.
EvENTFUL DAY.-Iesterdav was an
veptful day in this office. 4 Demo-
ratio office holder ordered his paper
topped, without paying back dues.
ihIle, as an offset, IA Republican
man agreed to increase the
rice of his advertisement. The
)riner lives IN a stone, and the latter
/ a frame house.
PIANos.-John G.. Fox is selling his
pianos Off 50 fast that he has
to order fresh shipments. He
Ills them at SO small AN advance on
astern prices, that those DESTROYS to !
nh Mr.. Fox, as by ordering them |
ON the East, If not better.
GONE EAsT.-J. r. Johnson, a lead
8 merchant of Genoa, Douglas coun-
Z. for the past twelve Years, left on =
'edne>day night, with his family, Oh =
pleasure "trip to the Eastern States. ,
RAILROAD CHANGE.-It is said that :
l and after Wednesday next. Nav
t, the trains of the Central Pacific +
the morning.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26

No HUMBUG We do not wish to in.
form you, reader, h a DIR Wonderful, OF
any other man, has discovered a remedy
that cures all diseases of mind body OF
estate, and is designed to make our sub.
lunary sphere "A blissful Paradise, to
which eaven itself shall be but q Side
show, but We do wish to inform you that
DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has cured
thousands Of cases of catarrh in its worst
forms and stages, and the proprietor will
pay 500 for a case of this loathSome dis
ease that he cannot cure. Sold by drug
gl>tS.
PLows, HARRows, ETC.-E. b. Rail
has just received a very large stock of
plows. including Collins Cast Steel,
Moline, Boston Clippers, and Cast
Piows, of all sizes. Also, all sizes of
h]arrOws. all of which | will sell AT
cost. Extras for plows always on
hand.
S. +. MARKET.-E. Perasich (neyt
door to the Carson Theaterl IS ~receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
tioneries, toys, etc. for the holidays.
and of fruits, vegetables, game. poul
fish, ETC., for daily consumption.*
PHoToGRAPHIc!-Go to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
attention paid to viewing. =
If you desire rosy checks and q COM
p~lexion fair and free from pimples and
blotches, purify your blood by the use of
Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery.
II has no equal for this purpose. "
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
shoes at the New York Dry Goods
ia3-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26

The PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING
The Board of School Trustees met o
Wednesday and accepted the plan O.
fered by Mr.. Goswell. The advertise
ments for bids will be published il
to-morrow's issue. The building vii
be an ornament to the town and a ere
dit to the State. if completed according
to said plan. 1t Is proposed to call
meeting of the citizens for the purpos
of determining on the location of tn,
new building, whether on the lot OF
which the present house stands, or OF
the block adjoining DIR. >harp's prop
ertv. Both lots are equally near TIL
nte of the town, and the only ques
ton which arises Is the eligibility o
the one or the other. 1t isto be hopeG
that all the citizens will express Al
opinion in the matter, and thereby re
lIeve the Trustees from any unpleas
ant responsibility in the premises. TC
this end we recommend a mass meet
ing at an early day.
MAY-DAY. - Mr.. Moody. Prin.
cipal of the public school in this town.
informs us that he has secured teams
~ lbt pun to~t vi lahlIi- tII' tiIlltlitii
of the school into the beautiful woody
regions surrounding Carson City.
there to aInuSe themselves with Nav
flowers. aud to enjoy the balmv
brecze> that blow from OFF the sunny
mountains. We suggest that hot coffee
and warm baths be provided for the
little girls and boys. a> on their return
they VIII be likely to need lhawing
out II has been proposed to give the
children a lance in Moore & Parker's
Hall, a. the p~rorrietor> are always
ready TO donate the use thereof on such
occasions. \ collection Will be taken
up on Monday next. to pay the eN
pen>es Of the treat when, of course, all
will assist.
TKoUT.-That good looking fisher
man, Tom Rowland, was in town yes
terday with a load of a- beautiful trout
ever delighted the yeofan epicure.
Mr.. Rowland reports fish rs very
plentiful III Lake Tahoe Bigler the
present sea>uu. The water ofthe lake
j. much higher than for many Years.
The Weather l. delightful un IN those
although rather cold. Mr..
Rowland will have accommodation at
da,ira tn dvnn At mo Lnad of h
lake We know of what We sneak
when We n~rouCunce MIR Rowland ,
prince among landlords.
New CHoIR.-We understand that
Professor Maynard is organizing a
,ha;n e.+ho E,is.,,aI Ch,r.b = ,L;a
own. The singers will be all juveniles,
md as there i a large number OF eN-
singers among our youth.
tine SINGING may he looked for.
The idea Is good one; nothing is so
sweet IN sacred music as me voices of
ne young, ms fracliceu III Europe.
always WIN S"od success. Inc
.roie>N"F - e''iileHtIN I"ai'iied 10 IN
luentlv great results NAV be looked
New DRAY.-A splendidlv painted
Tray, drawn bvtwo fine horses. made
- a,raar,rco ON tho s+roat. ros,o,
!"
lay. ~ II DIV Ie,l "i'' uiIteh pE 49,
argent. wei h''oNh 'l'ineii Oh t!l!>
OWN. II - Oh me ia''efh Oh me arrays
seh III 10" ana
ON ei''',, I!' Iot,ilnS anu ~"'Lo''.hS
.e!9.t' - "uoi''on ~ 'ht h'"IihG
icate all increase i'll business gener-
ny.
I. O. O. F.-But few OF the Odd Eel i
,ws of this town have left. II As far as
% can learn intend loavinr for tha
urnose Of being present at the ann !
ersary of the order at Reno to -dav c
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26

Ex-Governor Blasdel, of Nevada,
was at the Fair each night and re-
ceived the congratulations of his
many friends. The Governor tow
cred above all present, which fact
may be due to the hign position he
holds in the esteem Of his friends.
- Oakland Gal Transcript.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26

AN ADDRESS.-A letter recently
passed through the PostOf1ice ad-
dressed as follows:
POSTMASTER, plese send this strait,
Penn-syl-vany is der Staight,
Old Nenango. dat'S der county
We're oil bours out nit Hefen's pounty,
Franklin, she's der county seat,
Der Bost offiSe on Liberdy Shtreet;
Sharley Taylor, he's der man;
Send dis yust 50 quick you can.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-26
Arrivals At the HsteIs.

T Hutchinson / lady, Va WIN blanchard ,Spooner's
I BeauiiD, Virginia J Hopkins,
C Bcnoi, Brown,
J Hulligan, v Ulster, Mountains