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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE. NO. 223.
Us. REGISTERS OFFICE

EUREKA, NEV., August 18th, 1913.
n UTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" Simeon Wenban t%postoftice address
CorteZ, Nevada has this day nled in this
office a diagram, together with a notice
of application tor patent rom the United
states, under the Act OF Congress, APP
proved May 10Th, ls14, .or fifteen hun.
dred l,N01 linear feet of the Arctic lode,
the same running 4p feet s~outheaSterly,
andl ,luu feet nOrthwesterly from the loca-
ton monument, with surface ground 4v
feet in width, situate in COrleZ Mining
District, Eureka County, State OF Ncva-
da, ana described in the plat II field
notes, OF lille in this Office, as follows:
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Dry Vapor Baths =!
Try DR.. MOnrOe's Medicated Dry Va.
por Baths or Medicated
Regeneration.
AT the Water-cure Establishment Of
W. A. SPINKS.
NORTH MAIN ST, EUREKA, NEW.

THESE BATHS WERE PATENTED
l. April Is, ISL, and are superior 10 II
in existence for the cure OF RHEUMA-
TlSM, COLDS, NEURALGIA. DROPSY,
PARALYSIS, LIVER and KIDNEY AZ.
FECTlONS, BRONCHITIS, ERYSIPE.
LAS, SCCRNI, ana all sorts OF skin
Diseases. In fact, all diseases resulting
nom a bad state OF the blood.
All persons whose systems are charged
with murcury or other mineral poisOns
can be completely regenerated by this
process. Aside from their medical eff
cacy, these baths are a perfect luxury.
gentlemen are invited to call and try
them.
GOnorrhea, syphilis in all its forms,
OF long standing, pneumonia, fevers of
all descriptions, billOusness, intiamma-
ton OF the bowels and stomach, female
weakness, etc, successfully treated. Ial.
so have the Chemical, steam and com.
non baths.
Perfect cures warranted in all Of the
above named diseases, when instructions
are strictly followed.
Family rights to the Napor Baths will
be sold 10 parties residing in this county.
at BILE rates. No family should
be without them. They are a physician
al home. Rooms and board furnished
when desired. 81 charges moderate.
W. \. SPINkS,
auZf-tl Water-cure Physician.
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Nlinine.
Notice Of Assessment.
-rprkA MINING AND sMhLL.
nENaNpaNY.-principa place

rUREKA MINING AND sM niarc
iNG COMPANl.-frinsipas riuse
- b-usinrss san Francisco. ,allioIn, t.
OF ouS Of worKs. Eureka county, state
OF Nevada. ,hot n, n meet.
ing OF the Board OF i1reciors' ssessment
81 os T N.Y. CENTS ~ cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock 9 OF IN ihg init IIt.
poration, payable immedia,eH IN NJ sec.
ed states gold and silver coin, TO lne 81
,starv' nj the office of the company
Sansome street, san Francisco.
Any stock upon which thus ssse S.w of
sentrmbrr, 1918. will be d~elinquen.'
and advertised for sale at public auS',p ii
and unless payment is made 1c,Ise' S Nv
be sold on Monday. ",n u.y
of october, 1919. to pay the
assessment, together with COSTS oi au>ei'
Using and expenses OF sale. ~
L. p. BEACH, secretary
Office: 2lT Sansome street, san FRAN
cisco, California. au-''u
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Niuiua.
Apple ation fo,
No. 2l. w
T. =

No. 29l e
e.; $. LAspo,s
Office Is HEREIy rusI
~ the Richmond MinivOi,b
Nevada tpostoffice addrps. 20
reka county, J.ha,e
ton for patent Tor fifteen Imsds
linear feet of the ~, hgnta
silver, lead and other zoe
northeasterly from the noIs
dairy of the Lookout claiw'htS
Ney No. IS), with a widthn lrs
ate in Eureka Mining .bh
county, Nevada, and dssSd
and field notes on flle in
follows, viz; us
I. $. SURVEY No. G.
Commencing at a posi- 4,
ment marked st. Georcs sGls 4
being the y. W. corner If
No. 43, on the Lookout lodaa ,sl
entrance to main inclins
mond mine bears :. ~ u
feet, and the flagstaff ON u.a
the town of Eureka bear
min. l.. l0,Ss6 feet
thence, first. y. S4A deg w ~
thence, y. 81 deg. +, az s
34A deg. =. 1850 feet iheno
us feet. tn che place Of isSi,
tanning 6.I acres. Coufs'.
from true meridian with ys-,.
deg. f. ~
his claim is on unsuryevs5,..
Is bounded on the southve., T..
mond Mining COMPANY ot
the Poorman lode, and on tta
by the Eureka ConsolidaisT
Company.
This claim is recorded in p,
ia, ofthe Eureka Mining Re-
copy of said notice and diag-.
found posted on the :. W. en-.
St. George Patent Survey,
au2 Cl rus +, Hppy III
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Ghe Gurcka Sentinel.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NHw RENIDIES. NEW REMEDIES!
ND cYp onv,c nYcpCH1c

DR, GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
MO. 62S KEARNEY STREET,
IN corner Commercial, san A~
Francisco. Private entrance on fAS
Commercial street. Established N&3I
in 1884, for the treatment OF Sexu- &
al and Seminal Disease, such as ono
hes. elect, structure, syphilis in al! its
forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpotency,
ETC., etc. Skin diseases of years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc.. successfully
treated.
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure Of an.
nouncing that he has returned from Wis.
itingthe principal Hospitals of Europe,
and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neithertime MOI
money in seeking out new remedies, and
has eturne with increased facilities for
the alienation of human suffering.
seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence
of self-abuse. This solitary vice, or de.
PRAYED SeNual indulgence, is practlced by
the yodth of both sexes TO an almost un-
limited extent. producing with unerring
certainty the following train Of morbid
symptoms, unless combated by scientific
medical measures, VIZ: Sallow counten.
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, noise like
the ruStling of leaves or rafting of char.
toS, uneaSlneSS about the lOinS weakness
of limbs, confused vision, olunted in.
tellect, loss OF confidence, diffidence in APP
preaching strangers, a dislike 10 form
new acquaintance, a disposition to shu1
society, loss of memory, pimpleS and va.
cious eruptionS about the face, hectic
hushes, furred tongue. fptid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, mo-
nomania, and frequently insanity. II re-
lief be not obtained. You hould apply i'm
mediately, either in person or by letter
and have a cure effected by his new and
mode of treating this disease,
which never fails of efTecting a quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED
Al HOME. by addressing a letter to DR..
GlBBoN stating case, symptoms, length
oftime the disease has continued, and
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, to any part
ofthe country. with full and plain direc.
lions FOR use, by lncloSing SlU in coin IN a
registered letter through the Postofice, or
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.
y package OF medicine will be forward.
ed by ENpreSStoany part of the Union.
HrSOnS writingtotne Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they see this
advertiSementin.
All communications strictly contden.
tial.
Address. DR.. j. F. GIBRON.
Box 1857, San Francisco California.
febG-ly
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SURVEY NO. 40. LOT Il.

Beginning at n post whence post No.
Of Lot A bears :. 81 deg. Il min. W 1855
feet post No. l OF survey No. Is, Lot Is,
made for the Eureka Consolidated Min
ing Company upon the lriens.e mlli-
site bears ;. IN deg. +. $50 feet the nag
staff i'll the town of Eureka bears S.ll
deg. ~ min. f.. 2S77 feet, and the south
east corner OF the Eureka consolidated
COMPANY 5 stone office bears ;. deg. ~
min. W. SOL feet hence running y. Is
deg. W Clio feet thence ;. UH dcE. W. gu
feet thence :. Is deg. f.. tlO feet thence
:. 80 deg. W. - feet thence ;. 10y des.
+. 243 feet thence NJ deg. +. III feet
thence y. Is. deg. W. 2i5 feet; and
thence y. ~ deg. f.. 2G6 feet, TO the place
of beginning containing and
The mining claim II mll-Slte are on
unsurvtyed lands. The mining claim IS
bounded on the northwest, south and
southeast by the Eureka CONSOLIDATED
Mining Company, Lookout, Al Last, SEN
tinel and tlptlc claim.
A copy ofthe noticed I'D diagram can
be found posted on lie lullta shaft
upon the lode, and onep II the mill-site.
jyl2.l3 CIRUSF HORN, Register.
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Application for PAU
NOTICE NO. oll

L. :. REGIsrEgs On,
EUREKA, Nevada, July "A II
n Office Is HEREBY SunI
~ the Eureka Cunsoljdste
Company tpostoiiice address \
NeNada) has this day filed inf
a diagram, together with All
application for a patent from nj
States, under act Of Congress \
May 10th, 1872, for a Mil.st1
purtenant To the said compspy,|
situated in the Eureka Mimi
Eureka County, State of NsnI
described in the plat and fed 4
file in this Office as follows, Vi, /
U. $. SURVEY No. A, le}
BEGINNING at a post marked y
survey, No. A., Lot b. whence "A
of Lot \ bears =, A. degrees
n, $50 feet southeast come! d
Consolidated Mining GOmpauI
office bears :. IN deg. W. .jI
.he flagstaff in the town Of Eu-1
=. los4 deg. r.. lS-9 feet thenN |
y. l2h deg. W. 100 feet, thelsI
deg. r. 20 feet Themes 5. Ii u
feet thence :. III DEE. v |
thence :. l2k deg. +. 80 led. |
~ deg. W. leo leet Thence u
w. los $40 feet thence s. III
$40 feet thence y. E!h dec vi
feet : thence y. - deg W. 81 tsI
n. deg. F.. 224 feet; theme
f.. 3U7 feet. and thence \. ~
feet, TO the place of beginning. I
ing 1 and 9-l0 acres. BearngaI
from the true meridian with ID
variation Of Ii l.? deg. East, 4
y copy of the notice and pal
found posted on the buildi,; 1
the weighing scales.
jy1l X +. HORN, n
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SrpVEY NO. 40. LOT A.

Beginning at a post whence the hlgness
point of Ruby HIN bears S.StA ueh.ees
Il sl5 feet the flagstaff in the TOWN OF
Enrska bears y. 81 deg. 81 min. r. 9,!oo
tot thence running :. 81 deg. +. ioi u
2-io feet, whence the lupita shait pears
: M deg. +. 30 feet thence Nos ueS'
= s a. toe, thence :. % deg. +. 81 feet, TO
The northern corner of the Elliptic
ground: thence :. 4ta deg. W. lsiiest TO
upost on the northeastern bounuaT oi tnc
Sentinel claim thence y. o. deg. W. Soo8
foot the northern corner of the Sehtl-
moi claim thence :. 49S deg. W. los ieet,
along said Sentinel survey TO n eastern
corner of the AT Last survey thence y.
- deg. W. 40 and 10 feet, TO the north-
ern corner of the At Last survey n the
eastern corner of the Lookout survey ;
and theuce y. s. deg. +. 40 feet, 10 the
place of beginning containing acres
Also the following described piece or
marcel OF land, as part OF the above min
ing claim as IA mill-site, ana upon "hlch
the company has erected reuuc'loh
works
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TUT
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL

rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures whiek tend to promote the best in.
erests OF the whole people Of the State,
county and town, and is especially de-
voted TO the local welfare OF Eureka our.
ty. Being issued at the center Of the
richest Mining District Of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements, which
shall be worthy the attention Of those
seeking investments in the Mines Of
Eureka District.
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Nlining.
Annlicatjon for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 10.
: REGISTERS OFFICE

T. :. REGISTERS offiCh.
Nevada. July IL, ls,o.l.r
--oTIrE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai
VI. rurcla consolidated Mining
SSeyada1 has this day filed in this orlce
n diagram, together with a notice ., npl
rlication Tor u patent from the rnxc'J
states, under act OF CohsrvSs nnt The
imnita deposit or lode. and the mili-site
nertaininr thereto: the mining ciaInl
running 100 and 10 feet norihwes,sr,n
ana Ia and $40 feet southeasterly from
The Lupita shaft, situated in tae Eu,eh g,
mining district. Eureka county Sla'c oi
Nevada, and described IN me pa. any
field notes on file in ms oiice' as i'i
lows, TO VII:
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Apple ation for Pal
NOTICE NO. ~. 49,
L. S. REGISTERS OFT1i

L. s. REGISTERS OFFS
EUREKA, Nevada, August III
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvES
N Simeon Wenban tpoSoihS
COrtez, Nev..l has this day II
office a diagram, together vii,
OF application Tor a patent iTol
ed states under Act Of COn-rAs
May 10th, l>72, tor fifteen ACGG
linear feet OF the Garrison
same running $50 feet souile.
northly, from the location u
with surface ground in iettll.
uate in Cortez Mining pist'nl
County, New, and describedn
and field notes on file in ihE
follows: J
U. $. SURVEY, no. "
Beginning at a post max.
L. :. Survey No. 81" whence y (
corner common To sections ~
T. 26, y, X. As +, NJ. i. NJ, Oeanl
4OImin. w, 3,54i feet andtheS.s
as the Garrison Air Shalt uit
deg. f.. - feet thence runLr
deg. f., 40 feet, To post man
=. survey, No. 81 thence :;
l.5tO feet, TO post marked ~
Survey, No. 81; thence ;,
400 feet, to post marked No.:
vcy, No. 81, and thence n,
400 feet. to post No. /, tnE!
ginning. Containing 10
causes expressed from me uI
with a magnetic variation "
East. "A
This claim is on surveyed /
% ", X. As f. NJ. D. NJ, D
on neither end by any hho"IsD
the nearest mine IS me
claim is recorded in book n III
the Co!tez District Mlnlhs
aulg-tU CYRUS +. huhN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-19

and slapped on a mustard paste instead.
His mother put some onion drafts on his
feet and gave him a lump Of tar to swal-
low. Then he put some hot bricks to his
feet, and went to bed. Next morning an.
other old lady came in with bottle Of
goose oil, aud gave him a dose of il in
quill, and an aunt arrived about the same
time from Bethel, with a bundle Of sweet
ioru which she made into a tea, and gave
him every halEhour until noon, when he
took big dose Of salts. After dinner his
wife, who had seen fine old lady Of great
experience in doctoring, on Franklin street,
gave him two pills of her make, about the
sizc Of an English walnut aud of similar
shape, aud two table-sT oonfuls Of hcme-
made bal.am to keep them down. Then he
took half pint Of hot rum at the sug-
gestion Of au old sea captain 10 the next
house, and steamed bis legs with an alcohol
bath. At this crisis two Of the neighbors
arrived, who saw at once that his blood
was cut Of order, and gave him a half gal
lon Of spearmnt tea, and big dose Of
castor oil. Before going to bed he took
eight Of a new Kind Of pill, wrapped about
bis neck flannel soaked in hot vinegar and
salt, aud had feathers burnt on a shovel in
his room. lie is now thoroughly cured,
and full Of gratitude. Woadvise our readers
to cut this out and keep it where it can be
readily found when danger threatens.
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silver Weddings.


a lady living in Rhode Island town,
tells the public what she knows about sur
prise parties aud silver weddings. 81
have been the unwilling recipient Of one of
those social nuisanees Dubbed silver we'd
ding. Isaac aud knew as well as any
body that we had been married twenty-five
years, but We didn't wish to celebrate tho
event, for numerous reasons. We didn't
wish to beg for presents, Our house is not
large enough to accommodate all we wish to
invite on such an occasion, and VIC could
not bring ourselves to slight any and, not
being partial to large parties, judge Of our
CONSERVATION, when We were overwhelmed
by mob consisting Of some of our friends,
and many who were not our friends, or even
aequaintauces Tom, Dick, and the dra-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-19

True as the gospel is the following, slid
by Robert Collycr Of Chicago
1t is true that the working, successful
mon Of to-day were once poor, Industrious,
self-rcliant boys Aud the same thing will
be repeated-fo from the ranks Of the
hard working, economical, temperate and
persevering boys Of to-day, will emanate
the progressive prominent men Of the fu-
ture.
Every man doing any sort OF work in
Chicago to-day, was raised poor mans
son, and had to fight bis way to his place.
Not Que of them, as can ascertain, was a
rich mans son, and had a good time when
he was u boy. All boys should grow as
strong as a steel bar, fighting their way on
to an education, and then, when they are
ready, plunge into life with that traditional
halfdollar aud little bundle tied up 10 a
red handkerchief, as | have known great
men start. | tell you that in five and
twenty years, when most Of us that are in
our middle age have gone to our retribu-
ton, the men of mark in this country will
not be the sous of those whose fathers can
give them all they wish for, and ten times
more than they ought to have, but will be
those who are brought up in farm houses
and cottages, cutting their way through
the thiekest hindrances Of every sort and
all the brown stone houses of this metrop-
oils will be as nothing to bring out the
noble man.
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For The Enung.
NELLIR,s OPINION.

ny ALICE cnADBouRSg.
"The merriest people arc tho best, know"
Said wiso little bluo.eyed Noll,
As We all sat watching the Rrc-llght glow,
While the evening shadowa fell.
"The merriest folks are tho best, know,
For those Who arc Laughing and gay
Are the ones who are willing TO stop and show
Tired people an easier way.
"There is Harry Brown, with his misehevous face,
That never IL sober an hour
He's always ready 70 yield his place
To poor little Catherine Tower.
"Por Katie has ever 80 far 10 walk.
And her clothing Is soanty and thin
Ana Harry, he bushes the boys rude talk,
And lets little Katie come iu.
To-day, as we came from school, uamma,
Past The brook and the little run,
We saw fool Bessie, aud young Mr.. Carr,
Who Is always 30 full oi his fun.
"But bis face was a. gentle a gentle can be,
Boc use Other truu 'lo aud paiu.
she had slipped on the ice, and hor basket, you SOC
She had LOST, nor could mud II again.
Now, stin Mrs Decker and Clarissa Bray.
With that Hulnmu.ianHd Joshua Hyde,
Who thinks lt Dc sinful 20 laugh well, my
sluntered by, On the other side.
But yodng Mr.. Carr with biz pleasant face,
Gave pour silly Bessie his arm,
And lei her along 70 A. easer pac',
with the basket he'd saved irom harm
so the norrIest people are best think.
And II I were hungry aud poor
should just 20 ask for my food and drink
OF The smiling folks, / am sure"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-19

One of our citizens who has been troub-
led with severe cold on the lungs, effected
bis recovery in the following simple man
ner lie boiled little boneset and hoar-
hound together, and drank freely of the tea
before going to bed The next day he took
five pills, put one kind Of plaster on his
breast, another under his arms, aud still
another on his back. Ilnder advice from
an experienced old lady ho took all these
OF with an oyster-knile in the afternoon,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-19

nv D. B. DAVENPORT.
Once more the murmurous stream Of time
Is rlppled by colder breath
Once more the nameoss, saddenod rhyme
Oi yoiceless music whispers-death
within the clouds that darkiy move
win gathered gloom low down to earth,
Wild figures point, with naught u love,
To all its if0tcn, bitter dearth.
Ger lifeicss tuff-and ieaaess stalk.
of blossoms once 20 sweet and fair,
The sadness gioOms accustomed walks
Through ir0zon meadows brown and bare.
Far down into the quiet tdel
Where rowing biaokbirds used 10 sing,
Aud orioles were wont TO dwell,
When ilrst auOke tn impatient Spring,
slowly 20 and In the wood,
All through the brakes now dry and doad,
There's naught but death and solitude
And summers beauty all is led
Beyond the stream, the daisi,s grew,
With Eases turned unto the sky.
MID greoncst grass and sparruws dew
To greet the morn " .th mellow cry
Aq' b,iolinks. IN mild delight.
Thr He'd uii the air with laughing song
Prom morning 10 the dcwy night,
Whose summer calmness fingered long.
And lft Jay among the grass.
While stars smiled through the summer eve
Bst now tho north winds madly pass
Ger black, dead blades and mildly gricve.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
sCHENCK's PuLMONIC SYRUP,
SCufNCKS sEAWEEn TONIC,
SCIIENglNfg MANDRAkE PILLS,

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. -
Sometimes medicines that will stop a cough will
often occasion the death Of the patient. 10 locks up
the liver stops the circulation Of tho blood, hcmof-
rhage follow and in fact, cloggng the action u tho
very organs that caused the cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of
two-thirds of the cases Of consumption. Many arc
uow complaining th dull pam IN The side. the bow
Is sometimes cpstve nud sometimes too loose, tongue
coated pain n the shoulder blade, feeling sometimes
very reses and at other times drowsy the food that
il taken lies heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with acidity and holching Of wind. These symptoms
usuaily or gnatc from ds0rdcred condition Of the
stomach or torpid liver Persons 40 Affected u they
take one two heavy colds ami " The cough in these
cases be suddenly stopped the lungs, liver and som-
ach clog and remain torpid aud inactive, and before
the patient BE- aware Of hls situation The lungs
mass OF sores and liberated aud death Is The iucyta'
hle result.
sohenck's pulmonic Syrup s an expcctorant which
does contain any opium nor any thing calculated
10 check a cough suddenly.
Sehenck's scawocd Tonic dirsolvcs the food. m yes
with the gastric Juice Of the stomach, digesis easily,
roufi.hrs tlis stem and creates healthy crcula-
ton Of the blood When the huHrs are costlqe. skin
slllor ana the patient BE- of bilious habit schcncks
iiaudrHko nIlls Hre required.
These mrllclnes are prepared and sold by Dr. j..
Arch streets. Philadelphia. Penn. and Tor sale hy
and join p HENRY, College Place, NoN York
Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally. 37-n
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FoR THE BoYs.-Ilenry Ward Beecher
has written this; :" never saw auybod y
do anything that | did not watch him and
see how he did it, for there is no telling
but that sometime [ might have to do it
myself. | was going across the prairie
my horse began to limp. Luckily | came
across a blacksnith's shop, but the smith
was not at home. | asked the woman Of
the house, if she would allow me to start
the fire aud make the shoe. She said |
might if | knew how. So | started a fire
aud heated the shoe red hot, and turned it
to fit my horses foot aud pared the boof
and turned the points Of the nails out Gun.
ningly, as | had seen the blacksmith do
so that in driving into the hoof they should
not 90 into the quick, and shod the horse
At the next place | went to, | went imme-
ediately to smith aud told him to put the
shoe on properly. lie looked at the horse,
foot and paid me the greatest compliment
| ever received in my life. He told me
if | put on that shoe had better follow
blaeksmi,hing all my life. Now never
should have known how to do this if had
not looked on and seen others do IT,.
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The last words pronounced by the
Emperor says the London Figaro, in his
dying moments, were addressed to his old
and faithful friend, DR.. Conneau. They
were "Etiez yous a Sedan ?" Were you
at Sedan p Subsequently the Empress
held his hand in hers, and gently kissed it /;
the Emperor smiled, and bis lips moved, as
it returning his wife's embrace, but he
never uttered another word after that last
thought" Sedan"