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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-17

PittsbUrg, Cincinnati & St. Louis
DAD
ROUTE,
CONDENSED TIME CARD.
RICHMOND & CHICAGO DIVISION
OCTOBER 9th, 1872.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-17
GOING EAST.

Nos: . and 7 run Daily; All other Trains Daily,
except Sunday.
F. YER
January 3d.-ls72-Iy; #,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-17
GOING WEST.

Columbus and indianapolis Division.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-17
MAIL TRAIN LEAVES

ard Trai L. 9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
MIer0nDer SEQ. +.

.frfsfO-, 9aa;s uno Se1Ilo- HsiLLl s!Ia I,
fiss bsierat sais In lein SAD tiHI&IaSsubtn VI
bsiteH nHb EapttitTtH bfftns. fAaP7O
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
IL. @arO @igcmt6ntl.

Das Gissntbum bee Srn. gRiaiams, efpd
AZ t5nb i5rUnt bri 60 8u6 tief has uniers 8beil
ju Stcres unb has Ubrrs 5bdl ~ 0pbuunarn
ttngsri6ttt pirb unttr lsbr biIiaen 9roiraun-
gen gum 8srfauf ansrbOtsn. Tur elm flrinrr
lbftl sts aaufgslpss pirS anbr,ablt, her Rslf
tdnn fir Sc Sabre auf abI6laas,ablunasn
ittbsn bleiben. RGbrre ausfunft rrtbriIt
1Ilfm 8. 9. @rtsbt
in Der spritsn RatiOnal Sanf SCRANTON, Ia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
Sic SSablen am Oienita9.

8prgsfsrn purpsn Uablsu ssbntlsn
In ben iclpsnbsu Stdotsn: Nsp, gorf,
5lOripa. @tOrstn. SqinOts, Sanlas,
War9Iono, Mafn6uistts. Wt6taan.
MinuslOta. Mifi1rppt. Mifouri, Nspas
bd. New' Ssrisp. 8ir9inia uuO g8tsepn
tn. Sn sinieen bic ct fiHf,sbu Stad
ten purpeu @OuSsru6rs srwibIt, In ou-
rtrsn 8t6lsr uno IitsIisrtr bSr
StaatsssffBssbunasu.
Nldn Tam, tpfaen bsr gTcbtn @nls
fcrnun9 rinSelner Stanttn unO Ger mdns
eslbnfttu tlsarnpbii6sn grrtmeuna
nit Ten innern Diirftsn, natdtit& uoa
tstns Supsrld1iss Ssrihtt srwarhn. gGir
aebfn inpf6sn In gfaGfsbsnbtm pos
RsluItat, lUpfit ss bio gum SmInb un'
f:rsr 5Ormsn tttauut ta;
Spmsit bic BabI6sridtr pOrlitgrn,
bdtsu eie GemOfratsn iibsrnq lHasasurs
@spinns srjitIt; In Der Stabt u c 10
gort 1T tae rsmpfrotilds Staatstt
tst nit elmer groban Wsbrbttt srpdtIi ;
fnIf In alien eanpeifrtttsn 6abtn rIe
8spublifansr ihpers 8stIuite an Sttm
men srlittsn.
@alf lfa6Sfttts srlpdblt eas
rtpublitaRii6t Tifft, bod babsH bic
DsmUfratsn rairlbf sinen @'pinn BON
10000 ct. aubuwstltn.
Strg a eibt siue btmotraiilGe
Isbrtttt ponjigSr 10000 ct.
gtsnfo bTfSa Ois Dsmofrditn In
gBtseonfiuitRe Wt5rbsi! V0n 3,
900 ct. srbaltrn - gum etl'u WaIe
felt 9a rfn.
New Serlsp III ptsp'r rspublt
tauii6, NIT TseuSirisn NttTb'iiin.
artanfas ;sist Oas slsi6A 8e
iultat, icpsit roh ZEN vsni5sn Ssrth'
ten asuribtilt wsrpsn taaH.
9n Ittnntfcta 1T bas Bdbl'
rsluItat IN elftlbaft, dbsI wabvlbsinlt@
u 0anfsE btr Rtpubliilusr.
Don pfn anbsrn Staaien lisstn nod
feline Ssri6it Dor; oas gOtuu mar I'm
Gassmsiusu rtn f6pahss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
(Gurreipuubsn, bon gGilfrsburrr. }
4. 9ov. 1873.

4. Noo. 1873.
- Ni6OlaS SspbsIt, Der nsuerpdblte
@OmmifjOnsr, wuycr am pOrlsbten
Rcntns sinssl&wOrtn uno trnt in iein
4mt Elm.
- Der Minsr RoeRafbturn erlitt
AM pOrIsBtsn @ittpOa In Der @tur Der
Su'q, sObIsn 60. (NaniteOte) en- 5OO
bur& cine bsrabfaqtnCs 6OtlrumaTt.
Ct bintsIlaet sine Srau urO iisttn &!n
Der.
- Die Grau bon Saubp 6uatrs In
SinastCn, psRen psrsr man Bsfar@iun.
gen ssRsst bate, tau&tt Itbtf DOas IN
ptttstun Disttr auf mo fs g'rpaRcle
bsfu&t bate.
- Der btuti6e QpOtb,tsr Dr.. Scbl
.. Stabsa farb am Denntrfas Ior.
gen mad ttnmUnaiIt6tr 6rdntbsit.
Seine SssrSiGung fanp am SimRdg
Na&m'ttas untsr jablrsi6er 9tsIsituns
Statt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06

- arbsittr' gniIadunssn unO 9Ubn>
6trabftsuuSsn tOmmsn nun an tie Ia
sssOrbnuns. Sn ben srObsn StaStsn,
no SisIs Saulsnbs In ben 8abrittn Be.
i6aftist line, wurbf bisIsr 3u1anb ssr
Dtnst am srfsn fiiblbar;;ot N. 2pUsnlo.r
yY'e y, % ol" Ooo sSssasst%'fmmsr, psIGs.in ben
asz,s.D wv nm an lstdbttu grtsiltn tsi6dftist
Sarbsn, sRtlnlsn isiu. asbnli& Rttt
ss In p6iIubsIpbia unb in ben 5utrit'
bifriIt,n etr Nsu GnsIanb Staatsn
aus. go obsr nod fOttssaTtsii,t pirD,
btRtbsn bic grbtitsstsr auf elmer eOSn'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
SsSll iDerf0mfcls: {:

cd bne 2ots, brri tappu an brr grauf.
lin ISsnus cine an RuIbrryllraer unb bic
anetrfn an cine alty erenirnb, perbrn untsr
btltgsn gsbinsunern Strfnuft. Nlan melse
ltd bri
f0ap Spbn 3etbIer, Srrautpu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
NtO6cln /! @6bslm /!
Orie6er S Np..

OANt ptA . NN@9
SOC eadapauna aSry uabr 8aIBinstpn Use,
ltieeu birTmit BEN bfutIhm pubIifum an, ba6
it ibr 9ei66ft na6 ibrtm rigntn nsuen gs.
bdnes nd4fs Sbtirr bon ibrsni friibsrtn plabs
perltet bdbtn.
Dem attbrttn pubItium fir bisbnistn Gu.
iPru9 hantsns, ssbsu mir Suslsih bic gtrlih.
srung, eap mir nniere funben auG In 3ufunft
reel unb silia bsSirnrn RtrSeH.
MePnratureu prompt ausatfHbTt.
ebfHio tmpftbltH mir uus ais efi@enbeTpr.
der.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
Merebonts & MeeDonirs
. It nf.
Ann e rou+Cn sSko
Don g grautOn, i a

. It n Z.
bon g &srantOu, "a.
Capital ----- $500,000.0O
SnrpIus SSrOfft, $4,000
Jobn SaHSlcD, .. ptGftsnt
q. q. SureeB, giss-TrdFtsnt.
RuSplpb Z. MeGabe, GafIrtr.
DtrtFtoren:
GliIbd pbinnp, .. z. Rihabs.
s. 6. Sursee, 81. R. 8earncy,
y. Wc9dnn, @epdre Sgnss,
@. q. Wonits, Deter BurI6sl,
.. 9. Srainarb, Daniel Sppfa,
Spbn Sanblfy.
DisIs Sanf bat Gin aufbr,abItss Capital
bon 3ipei SunS ert uub TInfIi9
Edufcno Sollars, nit rinsm nngrbauf-
ten llsbsrl&uB bon ThnfSia SauIenS
Dollars, III central IOfirt, nit 9samten
une Direftprsn, bic nit ten 9retrinilIsn ter
@ddGftsptlt eeunu Vtrtraut I'm, unb pffsrirt
ben 9duiIeutrn, grpfriTpnifrn unN gnorsn
SOrliisIi&s GaeiIitdtsn fir ibls SanIssi6afts.
8t6leI SsrFauft fir ale Sbsilt Der grrrinis-
ten Staattn uub europa.
SrsaniFrt untsr sinfm IPsSirasn Gbartrr
br @tisBsrbuus Spn %'snnigIpanisn, nit bop.
pfItr gsrbinbIi&feit. Ssts TrUjrnt 9ntrrsl
s.,, hs,,hIF ,uF QsE6shnGtrp
Gcrrsippnbsntrn mBssn tiner lor9fGItts'n
9sadtuns ibrer @rl6dfte ii& Ssrf9srt baItsn;
gpIItftipnsu an alien Sauptrrtru prrbsn sr-
siaGt unb am Gage btr 3ablung gum nisbris.
len @s6ItI.Gpurie beri6tiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
Slu Die Ocnticbe Sep6leernma
Won Pennsylvanien.
Die

Scranton Trust Co. & SparbanE
ltnFt Cure aufmerfIamfsit auf bic Irbr Iibrr.
alsE 9ntrrs1rn, ptlbs lie an StpUiitprrn be-
3abIt, al bic 8tbineunsen, unter btnen @jrIb
juriidbr,abt ptrO, uno DEFENDERS auf bic srpbr
Siderbrit, psl6r purb bic Dirrfturrn prr Snnf
grbptrn ipire. Dies bsipsiif bic Gbatia6r, bab,
ObIbpn 60 tptuiger ale Gin 9abr ill., felt mir
@sIDbstrag btsauuen, mir irBt einfn erGBersn
@sIbGfts ais Depplitm baben, nIs ale bic
SparbanftE ppn btsItm County. gBir esbrn
nidt ~ ipsii penn mir lasen, baB unlsrsn De-
pOFtprtn lr srObt St&srbeit ssbOtrn pirb, ais
iresnb pslben dubtrtn Spar'Eepplitprsn auf
bitlem Gpntinents.
Bite, Iprttt in Der 9ant Sor unb Sbr sr-
bGlt bort 3trfulars, prl&s tbsr ale &sgrln
unS 9tbingungen Gu6 ausfunft esben.
Spl. 8. Suantpn, Mi0Ies GaYlcr, 3. 9.
pierce, SO. Q8. g8intpn, Ibpmas Diflpn,
9amutI Slpan, 9pbu 8risbin, Sra Sripp unp
3. .. pbslps lnb bic DirsFtrrrn. 16mj7T
8. Q. pisrer, prGFbrnt.
8. y. pbelps, S6aBmetitsr.
Ebpmas DtffOn, t-prafDsnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
3ga tDcrf0mfcIp :

Der llntsrSsi6urts pffsrirt irin tpppsltss
Sadlirinppbnbaus an YiaSiicn ASenue ,um
Vtrtnuf. DaiIsIte II nit WnlTfr, Gjas unb
allen mOhtrnen VtrttlIeruneen rinasri6trt une
lttst an elmer esr REORGANIZATION SmaBrn srn
SCRANTON. Gin gutter Stal une anetrs gn.
esbduer limb nuf ttm Gisrntbum. gstinaun,
gen unb Eermins Iti6t.
1904 8rorge @rambs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
Ra6ri6t on bic Steuei;ahler.

an bic StsusSabIr brr s. unS 70. gBarss
Der Staet Scranton:
BUR Rabridt has 6. 6. &cpre, ber
ii6 ais Girrebmsr bsr S6uIlfeurrn fir biz 8.
unb IL. @arb annoncirt bat, Fein MlitalisS Sfr
S6ulbrbUrbe 1T unb feline 2lulpritit ,ur Gnt.
atesnnabms Der SGul-Stsusr fir bic teIaateu
Barbs Bat;
DAB R. s. 8aIIb bic sin,isr, BON Der
s6ulbsbSrbe autOrtfrts prrfOn gum 9mpfaus
Der bsla9ttn Steuer III.
9m auftrdg her 9tbSrbr,
.. SGepttt prdI.
M. s. @alIb, Srfr.
Srraatrn, %. 9uIt 1873 -t4ag
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
Green OfibSe ROble
BarHfe S SGmer,
8trtdHfsr pSn
@rDcerieen nmb 9SrDDtffDneu,

WalHFraBes pppe VaFI'
atntm psrtbrttn bsuiIGsn pHbIiiuH bic tie
gsefnit AHittgs, bab mfr fprtp6brsne ttnsn
ausesrapltsn Bpratb bon prrpiant uub es-
btHsmtt'tln, Iprpis @lIrnraarsn isbtr Art an
pane balisn unb su ben biaigifrH prftltn an
uHftTt stunetn ferfaufsn.
jnetn mir nm jabIrti@en 9ulprH& bitten,
tbfn mir bic Berii9eruns, baB 1opebl Audli-
tat Htt grttis esT @aarrH ni&ts ~ pHHf&su
hbFie IaHtu. 30atS
Saipb paHsr. | gritbrf$ BaHIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
Hlt t)erf0mfeta :

yin III DcbaflUpn sslssrnrs 8pbnbaus,
ansilfcftg une llsben 3immer entbaltfnb. Das
Si9sntbum II i'm brfen 3uRanbr. nit riusm
SSerjhslitsn @arttH. RGbrre ausfuufi ntbeilt
Y SasPar 3pale, Gregstppn. 20mi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
Sifte SentIGer Sriefc,

psl6e bis gum gtlfriesn Gage In bitliarr pplt
aufamtn unD ni@t absebOIt purssn:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06

SGrinr CUR 9sfBrbrrung BON palTaeitrsu
BON une mad alien @sgentsu DeuiI&lanba
une bsr S&pti; nit Dnmpf- pter Srael- -Shif-
fen ibtr antprrPrn, Bremen, Sanlburs, SaSrs,
eiperpccl &c. III bsbeutsnb ernGBistsn preiIen.
NusJablungen eurb ppfs sgluwfiiunefu burd
ben NprhbeutiGn 9lUpb mad benz giprpbsut.
i9rn Sune, Saisrn, 9Biirttrmbers, 9aben,
Sritn eilrrmburs, ben Ritbtrlanern, Dane.
mari, S6prben unb Rprpeeen.
@rlbsr fur unirrr SeGnung In DrutTt-
lGns sinbe,ablt, ptr6rn In Sob pSsr @sasn.
rrrtb In gnpifr BON uus pergiitet.
Bcllriatbtrn, Wietbs- unS Raul Rpntrafte,
gereiniste Staatru pGFr ,r. ausssfrrtiet
3Stir dlls brr9 urs teiprstru @tIGGfts pirs
garantirt.
6mi9 gBiIb. 8. RtsfrI II. 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-11-06
8erfanfe -8erlanQt.
Sls iDcrf0 4:

Der llnttrseitnets tistst birrmit lirbrn quite
pTrros lnS 8sittrrs cine anSabl 6ra6t- unt
aneerf Bneen nfb1 gllrm 3lbebEr ium Der
taute an. gfdbsrf ausfunft rrtbsiIt ". 8app,
Srantpn, ga. 23c
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-29
MARRIAGES.

the brides parents by Rev. w. Walton Mr. MALCOLM
SALTBR to Miss FANNIE BRoueHToS, all of Lambert
vile.
MrrLIcK-APrrneArE --yan. o. 1872 at the residence
Of the brides parents, in bennington, ty Rev. q. H.
Winans Mr. GEoRaE X. nfELLcK, OF Bsvidere, to Miss
ELIZA APPLICANTS of Huntington.
FARLEY-HAGsmAN--Ja 49, 1873 at Pottersville by
Rev. Mr.. Carroll AsBURY FARLEY, aged 81, to CARO-
LINE, aged iG, daughter orc b. Hagaman.
PrKERfoN- KERR.-Jan Is 1873 by Rev. G. Clark u W.
PiNKERToN to JENNIE KERR, all of Frenchtown.
Mansep by the Rev. A. NJ. Jelly. NICHOLAS CoNovER,
Of High Bridge, n. j, to Miss MARGARET FRfTrs, Of
Port Golden, N. J.
sHEETs-cooK.-Jan 49, 1873 in Cherryvie, by Rev C.
H. Young, URANUS SHEETS of Quakertown, to AMY
BAvIHA Cook, of Littletown.
GEORGE e. HIGdNs to MARY A. MARSH, daughter Of
Isaac G.. Marsh
Is, 1873, by Rev Israel Poulson
JOHN SEKyIs to MARY 5. HORN, all of Delaware town
ship
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is, 1878 by Rev G. s. Mott
JAMES 4. HoLcoNBs to Miss ANNIE 81. FORCE, both OF
bennington.
by Rev z. Il. Young, AARON L. MATHS of Jersey City
to Miss HATTIE A.. youngest daughter of William s
Roekafallow.
CARRoLIs-FAUss.-Jan 8, 1873, by Rev l. Poulson GEO
CARROLL of Headquarters, to ELIZABETH FAuss, of
Sandy Ridge.
ASHER d. GARY to LAvINA l.. WEIGH, all Of Hunter
don county.
DILLEY- srouT--Ian. 7, 1873 at warrenville Warren
county, by Row Thos. McGanly, JOIN FARLEY DILLEY
to Mrs PfEgR Ann STOUT, both of the above place,
and lately of Readngtop in this county.
son, Asa RoBBrss, of Sand Brook, to HANNAH X.
PouLsoS, al Headquarters
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-29
DEATHS.


ELY-Jan. 2s 1873, in IAmbertve, Mrs. MARY ELY,
widow Of plineas Ely aged ga years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow Thursday from
the residence of Mr.. Smith Huselfon, at o'clock,
Services at the Baptist Church, at ~ o'clock.
GERMAN-Jan. % 1873 in Lamberville Of consumption
SARAH Ruin GERMAN wife of Chas. German, and
daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Roach, in the 9th year of
her age.
TREFzIan 90 1873 in lambertville, FRANKLIN g., son
of John IL. rrefz, decd in the 9th year of his age
YouNG-Jan u, 1878 in Annandale JANE LITTLE, wife
OF A. W. Young ag2d 53 years.
IAIR.-5Jan G. 1873, in Kingwood, Mrs HANNAH LAIR,
daughter OF Edmund Ham, aged % years and months
GAN8IING.Dee 2s, 1872, in Rsadngton after a uger-
ing illness, MARIA LOUISA, daughter OF Cornelius c.
Gambling in the 18th year OF her age.
CURTIs.-July 2j 1872 in Kingwood, WHITFIELD NJ son
of Matthias S. and Mary Ann Curtis aged - years,
months and IL days.
CuRTIs--Dec 10, 1872 in Kingwood, THEODORE H.. son
OF MathiasS and Mary Ann Curtis aged IL years and
26days
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-29
AGENTS! "A Rare Chance

We will pay all Agents $40 per week IN CASH who will
engage with us ONCE Everything furnished and ex-
penses paid Address
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-29
THE MARKETS.
LambertyllIe. Jan. %. 1873.

x HOUSE FOR rem T,
II COATED on Perry street. Lambertyiile Possession
l. ! given Immediately. Apply 60 i'-,-a .
~ .srpuT at the house
Iamscrtvll!e Jan. %, 1873 -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-29
The Annual Meeting

AFTIIE I.AMBERTyILIE WATER POWER COM
Z , PANY will be held on Monday, the .3a of Feb
rnasy, at the Office of O. A. Skman, ESQ., in the city
OF Lalnbcrtyille, at o'clock, z. NJ.
= sAs aia J.J. FRAZER sec'y. 8
Jan. s, 1878.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-29
Organic Law of the Sexes

Conditions which impair verility-posive and negative
electrcityproof that life is evolved without unionef
feet Of Observation-Disclosures Of fish and phosphoric diet
modern treatment of pelvic diseases structure and yar
eocce and arrest Of developments lectures to his
private surgical class, by EDWARD H. DlXoN M d. 40
Fifth Avenue N Y; 81 pages, % cents Every line
from the pen of Dr. Dixon fgreat value to the whole
human raee."-Ioraee Greeley
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18
r,,n PARTING HOUR.

L. something in the parting
hour -. ,,
comrades. lovers, 1rlends,
Ifat ,d all to part:
his Typ Sc .n-and many n panG
I nr,ssed it on my mind
Sn, who gOj $ is happier
In those he leaves behind.
latter what the journey BE-
1 INJURIOUS, dang 'roaS. far.
p wild de p or bleak ir2nticr,
kolltudc or war
{somathing cheers the heart that
|t!ar
kll of human kind.
npy VINO 70 are happier
n thos tn " leave b hind.
lb-ide goes to the brideGrooms
home
h dor!btincS and with tears,
Ia :, not hope h rainbow spread
Soss her clGudN Cars?
the ,nntn + VINO remains,
at comfort can Sne II q
Ihi.-tne goIctii happier
n one she leaves b .iinu!
Won n frInnd--1 60 nr1de dear?
IGld ana valued ri nd?
r., your ( rn of sweet cOncOurse
,ngtn will have an end!
Mhln YOU part-as part you Will
aka il not unklnd
VINO 20 : i happier
In vOu II" lcav'S behind!
kiilS /. so--lnd so il *:
! pilgrims o'r thor WAY,
Irn wax ana wO:n more cheerful
art
Ina tho r',t who stay.
kgh II, ut last, poor man, SubGuHd,
4 down to Il ath T. signed,
h., not stil b' h2rpl r Tar
In tnOSr n avs behind?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18
Collections Made.

RAW. NJ. JOHNSON ANN NtES
to business men and TIA" public that
he will attend To the CDlIECi ION OF
EIiI. - III Eureka and its Vicinity from
this date. IL will also attend TO buSl-
ness and make rrmittanc'S Tor parties
Il, "a distance. Charges moderate.
rilicr ut the otlich OF VIM. NJ. Gates,
Justice oi the l., ac'.
Eureka, Jan. -. 1913. laZ-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18

ZEN 5 GUARD. - \ cores
pat of the Brunswick (Me1
|oph relat 5 the following:
fen and large flock o. crick-
Ieie In thr habit of coming
our north back door, and
father troublesome. One
'Ss I, put out Il favorite cat,
+: There, Julia, if you van
| ne "l those chickens You
nave the whole of it," No
"'io Than done the chick
caught and cate The
i'e as usual next day with
ni' kehs, but never dit she
Without the company of an
ie 7, which invariably took
,"i'i between the hen and
IN IN ana the house door. and
peu like any faithful senti
nd. anu forward in the space.
L',;, "a, , made her appearance.
mi ~, ny at her. and irive her
"it' such vigor, tnat the
/" Si'd to run. "Juli,,"
N another of those chick
fnn"'' now did this IN ,ther-
h'iuAirale ha and make the
kh" ' comprehend her loss
Is SIM service She required:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18

PERSUASIVE ORAToRY. - It
comes OF sincere, heartfelt belief
IN what you are saying. 1t is an
on saying ana Il wise one, that
magnetism begetS magnetism, and
g eli passion in ourselves its like
ne = IN others. The cal II pliloso-
per disposrs his hear. rs tn think,
To pause, 10 deliberate. The en-
thu-ia>t inspires others with en-.
thu>ia>m, if they believe him t.
be sincere: but in this age of
light, ana reason. and suspicion, it
is WORSE than useless to t.v to
persuade others to tread the steep
and harrow path of virtue and
ST li-denlal, unless the orator him
self walks strictly therein.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18
aw illustrated Daily Paper.

! ew illustrated Daily Paper.
New York li'oril OF March
i: Tae D0iiy Gr0lhir. an
b. iilu>trted paper, mace
(hut y,s eirl ~. Its purpose
|rini the ltwS, aS other even
perS do; to discuss AMI i'll
I the news, aS otEer Journals
hd, l,o, What no pthpr daily
y does, to illustrate the news
with pictures. Yesterday,
k,mple. being InauGurt,iou
it rn"i>hed portraits of
AMI Watson, ana sketches
+ departure of the ~cc"nd
kclicut nj the !'urseS-eS
for Washington together
Ptaer pirtar"> not speci lily
b. t. the news of the q ~.
Hr0phic promises 4 rev iu-
dajiy -. .Hurnalisn:, aud the
|sful eXrcuil..n # lis !'lau.
day, would certainly effect
,lu'iou. To that end, II
III the aid of photo Itho-
and declares itself "ab z
l-ier its pictures tn the pre-
fven Greater releritv tn, it
pt the words of writers ami
trS in type These new
: lilho.rlp lie rrn,'cs-e-.
the urUIohi =, We believe,
!velr possesses, 1t does not
'e, hut - the public ar. in
Fd in their results only, in
ages OF the journal itself
Play b, found and j I'd sed oi'.
o"lnU> that the revolution
become the established GOV
PIT when the Graphic can
ahti AS skilled 4 corps of
at the pencil a> the modern
lhcr possesses in its staff of
erS those artists of the pen
Pr course. Will be the work
fe' Yet if the Gr0phi: can
tenth part of t lie progress
Veh It's present performance
the reuril, that has teen
III new-pa 'er repprIing in
F. MY Years, or even in the
eaty years, its first feeble
o which it speaks with
he mo iestv, will become 4
, stride, and its contribution
sum OF human wants VIII.
urtd and profitable beyond
PRESENT hopes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18

THEY have "r'gst smart little
''Ov in Mil .auk.c. \ teacher in
one If the Sunday schools there
recently narr,teu the account of
the cruci'iNion and thought she
WAS making II fine impression -
which size was-hut became Il tri-
Ar confused hy lier pet scholar
sud itnlv saving: Bet YOU they
w"lIdu't done it if Buffalo Bill
had been'there
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18

YOUNG man, don't yet too foxy.
If you happen to get i'm possession
OF a few dollars, act just as you
did before you got them. Don't
swell or burst. 1t you have a good
share of brains YOU won't Ito this !:
you will rem 'mber that neither
money, clothes nor good looks
make the man, and that worth is
often clad i'll IL ragged coat as a
broad cloth. Don't stand on no.
tel steps ar at church doors dang.
ling your watch chain and talk
Ing hoss.' Those who load them
selves with airs are the smallest t
Kind of potatoes. and the few.. t
IN the hill. a fat JOB often snoils
young men OF weak minds. They
immediately commence to dress
i1ne, and take great pride i'm driv.
ing fast horses, putting on II sport
i've air. Sensible persons ale al
ways d!sgusted with such actions,
when they deign to notice them,
which is seldom.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-18

i9\ LILLE MAN, who saws
wy =" attend, q church for
,.r n"''' h"a>t> that he can re-.
\, ferfrrtly tre prea, hers
NJ, 'oS' occasion of Il visit
10 Nv uhry. And tn is the
L,ah 'thit mier,d il when he
fn,u u What il was 1T is
|,r ~ camel tn enter rcus
Is'n3 man to eat u package of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-11-05
transportation OF Animals.

The new law of congress regula-
ting the transportation Of animals on
our routes of traffic went into effect a
few days ince.
No animals are hereafter to be con-
fined for longer period than twenty
eight consecutive hours without being
unloaded for rest. water and feeding
for al least five consecutive hours. .un-
less prevented ov unavoidable causes.
In estimating this confinement. the
time during which the animals have
been cOoped up without rest on the
connecting roads, from which receiv-
ed, is to be included; the intent of
the act being an absolute prohibition
of continuous confinement bevonG the
period stated, except under the con-
already mentioned. The
penalty Of every failure to comply
with the provisions of the act is q
fine of not less than one hundred nor
more than FIVE hundred dollars, re-
cOverable bv cival action in anv Uni
ted States Court. But in cases in
which the animals are furnished with
proper food, space and opportunity
for rest, the requirement in regard to
their being unloaded does not apply.
The law was passed at the last ses-
sion of congress, and ample time has
been given for the adoption of contri-
yanees for securing some degree Of
comfort for the poor beasts on their
Way To market
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-11-05
A Memphis Florence Nightingale.

The Memphis journals give evil
dence that that fever-stricken city is
now grievously mourning the death
Of a heroine, stranger girl, whose
sympathy for the sick and entire de-
votion to their care freshens the mem
ories Of Florence Nightingale among
the sick and wounded soldiers of the
Crimea, while rendering more touch
ingly sOrrowful the thought that, un-
like Florence, the stranger fell a vic
tim to the disease she sought to res
cue others from Matte Stephenson,
it appears, went from Tomanda, H.,
to Memphis to devote herself TO the
care Of the stricken ones; did so with
out pecuniarv reward and without
even fittin. change Of clothing for
herself until, falling a victim to the
scourge she died, leaving no one in
Memphis who knew where she came
from or where any to whom she might
be dear were to be found On the
day Of her death package arrived
for her containing a few articles Of
clothing for herself and many articles
intended for the relief of those for
whom she cared This led 10 her
Identification, aud when the funeral
services were held over her remains
the knowledge Of her singular devo-
tion to those suffering who were
strangers to her made the occasion
one of singular interest.
The Memphis appeal saws: I'VE
may raise, and we will raise a white
shaft to commemorate her herOism.
but in our hearts, from now hence
forth, she will be with every one Of
US next to the dearest and nearest on
earth. Let the shaft be raised. and
let 1t be the highest, the taIlest. the
most conspicuous in our beautiful
city Of the dead, and let the name.
Matte Stephenson, be craven deep
and deep down where it will remain
to defy the corrosians Of time and
tell how she laid down her life for the
poor Of Memphis