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New-York tribune., 1874-08-26

Receipts for the week, lS,2ol pkg; do last week l32E 90
There been quite feeling and have
Ssfa ds as yea The duality r3uu,y high :.ad
and the ranges prices consequently not wide ste half tubs ar
rSe poor ondon the best protection for stock at this
when shipped from any remote % [ % e' % dr und
ss se fssn ssef demand Pal. have sdv.need
sa 81, aOcr ere.me % must be sness to .ss
For State batter thnk the tone Of the ms,h. e.se' s & T, W
forward but hot weather is peq "a 0 The year
tOitsef grades eagerly taken 5 The market and Srh.
gCee gs deal Of couf ence exhibited smOnF
them hong previous purchases ana are a TO buy to
stock here feeling OF outlet bT Ip" as the season adj
vance State contracts Is thought Will open very er
M yr already negoi In some sections on tee
basis OF present This is rather rjucols As we may be es.
o,s IsIs o Wese " s f o feeling pc Quao
Pa, State WeIs1 tubs. tubs SO
co@lppa cSSn Si. Western factory s s9
State lad ss s5 Ws:s hi ''S
s'1s 4. tubs under ::!a sSs6 .
ReeU for tn. week II s27 boxes. do last week. TO-;
:S n h., ss week % 7ss Es15 Sa2. 80 sane see Year
lo9a Cable questions 62 Tor Liverpool ana oa
ss .a.. -, s,s, for s: @:
@ missed sale last secs buyers point @ when
n % an. in % hi, nas Is. 4 oaa .ass Gf @ @ sGn and
los western The trade look upon the present q,ce, q%e,
as s,sa Of . more ras' 'sss The cable % Ais
advance H both Lysrpco and LOadGa "a , S5 p
Sale. 's fI & 9CSS SSd booze .Sa1,.d S g,
sIs q for iH M fri5. to "a % SHs' qOdS SSi
sast State Fac poor good SlS
s'.,: STATE teofs r.e Si2 ohio Factory
state state barr ps l .m SiS wa Fss;Sy fssS
Receipt. for Dls Do last week l7o do san.
last year 46 unsettled far gq9,
S9' o se SSs1s a New ppe DO not sy
Bclbes. are da With los De- about II. @ y. 0aas
Peanut. scarce and firm. QaossOn'; ;..,.,...
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26

Seed demand at full hSues sales OF eOo ea
svivan crop 1873 lSd J2 cases "sconsn crop a1
lass; 10 cases Pennsylvania crop loII, On pi'se '
eases State crop lS73 at III l5c. Qaoiailonf 1870
New-York tribune., 1874-08-26

j., T. D........ 100 90
WoodoocK are scarce and In de
Grouse are doing better. Quotation
Pigeons. stsll-fed,
e doL...........Sl 5OdF2 w
Squab, y doI...... z 300 z 10
Woodeock, State, b
pr... ............ / 12G ] 25
sI'NDl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18
SAFETY GEAR Fog .;s>sSI.
CiGES

4, Tie miner whose business = is
: IT,, g,awcI> q. ihe Ca.th can ga
u!.Dn The loi>:iAs cars All cage:
ROW in Use on The CornstU-S. awe
. Contemplate with Co.nplacsI.,.y h,
! ..wI,:nms ami " ind. tS~es and uuclr.,
; .ui stranded Manila rorc, e \ We
.nre experience. Aud TO those :.
! u .iase near notice a:e i."ugh; the it,
Il .eGi> ami reiiis If mining. the
successfully apri;ed safety Apparatus
now in use at the GOLD Hill an,l '':r-
-:nia mines, brings the comforting
assurance of dangers mit:ga;ed Il uo;
y holly ended. As ins.anc:ng the Per
lection and reliability of this humane
invention, we quote as follows from
yesterdays Enterprise:
Last Sunday morning about o ClCc!l
the incline cable of the Imperial hoist
ing works parted as the giraffe : AS
being hoi>ted, and when i, had -aac,le. /
q po.ut abOut 20 feet from the Gi.r;,I.. at
the nead Of the incline. At the time
the cable broke, there was upon the
giraffe a loaded car and a man. The
safety at once came into operation
whom the cable parted, and the giraffe
did not move quarter OF an inch.
But for the safety, giraffe, car, man
and all. would have gone down the
incline at lightning speed and would
have been dashed TO pieces at the bot
ten. The giraffe and safety we're
manufactured by Luke Burke, head
= II A.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18
A STRUGGLE OF ATHLETES.

In the San Francisco dispatches in
Mondays Virginia Lai.l<Eis: we
ind the following accoua: of v-e>:-
ling match which ,cok place N LA:
city on Sunday nigh:
A wrestling match came Of a.:
ri-i,.. 4. Pacific Hal. ie:weeu Mos.
:. *. an: Phi l...-=-. Al VI. - ...e
-s;.S-Ea:.-sn EeccIses. TX the cam
--.o-.s.4:I II ;l.s ,s~=-i an Sta Z. 10.
4 49, . WOE L:=rfut-g tt--e aUG ----.-
:l...=1 >.Tug-e T.. ;..e ,-5-.-z- :.
an. !e-,.i-eL -: = [a.- IL e-y.s. "a
tn. .eIns 2 d-su. 81. are fg#'C--
IL .--. il-Cs-lzs. ~ -s.-., c.---- .--l-.-
The F!ea- hEau wr.e-> - pm :.
whi.e Miller Ills t-- uee-.4 6. -. =
oce time. during ;Ia f.. 1.a-..
Bauer. with q GesIeia.o s--a--.-,
.=-ha. Ni.!er - his 1T i'm. -
ilalds and i.A@e=, u H.-.C.I fs.--. e.
they hal Eeca e some !lc..T .-.-
ea.ia trying n gan = IA, hen, 49, Is
HercU.eal etT5Et, 49, .erz-.- j.
L..ac him. and -rIsI.:- III 1--.--..-
mans arms, pressed :.Taa-J 80
pitched Bauer ever L. u5.t - t1@
ground. ku; Tie Why Bzle- Voc. 20.
go down q. E.s iiij.n-: lie -al-z-t
Lin cn me ia: - 5 e. a. =
. bacE. Of his head. h. lack te.n- AZ
of the ground. whe.s h Teiua:ucI Is i
the ponderoUs Eu- h>huaI'. ~, .at
, full. upon lis cEes:. Here = - a. *
hIbi.ion OF the peculiar st-e;---u -.re1
by the French wrestler never LetcEc
! witnessed. Bauer rested liz e1- re
/ weight upon the tack # L-= Lc.,. -,
using TIE muscles 81 his nec... a. 1
arcned his tacs III - 10 keep AIS
shoulders clear of The floor. IL .Ais
/ position he .ay fOr at least az e: lire
minute, with the weight Of the AIS
| tr.Ilian contestant OF his chest, ada NJ
his strength TO mis- weight &c force the
Frenchman to lie Hat on the ;,Our,
I which lie finally did, winning the first
fail. The second rOuad was wen by
the EreHchman after some very severe
struggles. During tie t.iird round j
desperate and powerful effort was
made by Miller, who Eoistci his
tough antagonist clean NJ and dashed
him 10 the ground: but. like a cat,
the Frenchman would catch Oh his
feet. The latter being worried about
enough assumed the responsibility Of
ending the affair in his own favor. lie
rushed at Miller. seized him sideways,
and with the power OF q young bull,
raised him in the air aud threw him to
the left and upon tie ground, but nc
also fell fiat upon his back very frater-
naliv by the SIDE Of his Australian
friend. Bauer first jumped to lbs feet,
followed by Miller. It was decided
that this was 10 fall and tia. q fourth
must be struggled for. but il being
asce-tained that the FrencEuar was
injured just above the CroiL, the Pro
lesser calamity said ha would not
press him To renew the contest, hut
would call the match a Graw an. sign
articles tor a new match, which VIII
tske place in 80 days. Til, is the iirst
time that Mons. Bauer has met Wi; h
anything like his match, and the
coming contest will create much in
-s-eat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

DIs1AELI sEATs Emerson for the posi-
ton Of Rector Of tie University Of Glas-
cow. The conservative students and the
faculty combined against Emerson. Tie
vote stood 500 for Emerson to 100 for
Disraeii.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

A TERRIFIC -oKE.ST oi water IS re-
ported as Laviag COKE to ,!evas,ate the
southern end Of tbs Is.ani Of Cuba.
P!antaiioLs aud railroads hive been
swept OF ana -eLe-ai destruction pre-
walls. SoE.s lives were lost IN the ter
pest. Between I5vo.Iiious AID Ito wars
II the elements the ever faithful Isle is
having h1rt. ti,ae OF IL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

TAG EEw YoEA sT1vEpoKg, having
failed 10 s,.c. tie prics demanded of tie
ship owners. s-e il. a d;sconten,eL frame
of mind. 4 ga-s ot % Italians. hired
10 take the place c! ,hs steveI,:es were
assaulted with bricks and Stones and
scared away. as -lsy were eoiac % VOL,
o. the r. IL. r. Cos waa.i. The no.
hce iaterteIea.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

TEE Carlis;s are active again. They
threaten Par2e,-na. and have renewed
TIE siege OF Icua. 7 they were to make
their Appearance il New York they
would be prompt arrested BY the police
and serve EN- night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

oSEIDA COUNTY, UTAH, hitherto
strongly Mormon. gives nov. a Gentle
majority OF 20 And thus 90 we perse-
cute lie Saints.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

TIE Duchess of Edinburgh has been
presented with Bible by depniation
Of ladies'. A family Bible, CT course
considering her late achievement of an
keir.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

CHARLOTTE CrsaxAN will appear a,
tee Cali:a-a.a Thea:er. December 81.
We thought she had retired fo1evs,
f-or. !ae nimi;ic stage
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

TEE POLES are on the rampage. They
riotously resist tie nev clergy. Troops
haven been sent from Warsaw to rein
force the local ,nthorities A Pole IS q
Et:ff thing to get alorG w::h.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

The very intoIics:ion CT Temperance
enthusiasm prevails at Salinas. Cal,
over tie coming there Of Doctor c. C.
Hasw.ll, the apostle OF cold water.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

Ars-EIA will take immediate steps 70
i hsr schools Of Prussisn teachers.
PIussia- looks and Pr1ssian iu;erte-
r-uce C2iie right.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

~ -A
T.. ..--..-;.soa ave v:,.......-:. a.
....r.-...s.. ...,.. -. asa !,
g. Va. WIZ ara. 81.
-,,...,.,.-. - ,.,-... r.,..t,.s VII;
r-.f.-I.,.,.......... ~ a.. - or.
-..,..-,.,....-+.,- rf...:..f-. c--,.,
$3.50. .-.. ~. .l,a mao u;
- f..,.v SIMS ..-.-r. lie liz =
---,r... sc,.,,- - -! t.r ;.ie .is-yr:an
r-r lit, The ~ ssi,.z wiz q Dina
us,.i,,,ur. !. woaiL h r'i.t,.l =: il
were nj 90 arsy..' SatrJ : reluctant
TO -'a:.e 1t up s. :: c@l4s f.vm tie
-. s..rr-l y -. {. -..I-.- lsE:ern sni =
sra. &c. E",- - a-.:L..a...;: q
'';a,. .5lts-erea, ..--sE-c.s. ss:irlt.y-;s
AZ. -r's ts.'lL5lr>. HIS i.u-e tAt.lGI-
:oE. l..a,.s., ..s.,-. ..-!c.2 LII ali. have
g1Le - the >i-',ts * desess snd des-
friction, Se- = : defeated III he Pitts
bug nis.:ic:, CLeIrv Cree. Gld tie
oilsE ou,AsAs precincts CT tie Great
E..st Eza,@n.t-- Ia Puau:asnasor.coa
-. 5s...,..,- -i,x oto..lr rac,a
,--s..-,,-~,- - -. -, i-fst,s,ed
80. En-. q, "a. IN, vii, ;.is a..
.r7 ...;..;,,, ,-.-.lzr. -, ST.; .,
-, -, o,.i ,rr,;,,- -,ca
-. IT,
A.. n., .:,..
..1-'-N-',-, -
.r,
divide the Republican Senators and As
.,tn.J.yIa.D iGio i:iriicci factions. aod
leave Ike Seat Zip a PIX. 10 Demo-
cratic clicsaa- Tbs i, ''s.rt.scy'' o, the
less s7-y.; - .. - Lite, aid ,iesccip-
ton. = w. --...,.a:- i.sz.f. The
U-.'.gls.-s- H.. -.-- a-e 10y too a7pa--
e.. =. 1-res ~ Ill. against
-. IeIc. --..ts II Ia. Sharon.
s,1--.--- --.-.,
49, -....-- =. --,.--.,-- 49,.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

Is Il f.1L Participating Of The
d.ath Of 7. Il. Love. Tie piano dealer,
tie Virginia Independent says:
There are some lille matters connect
ell with his l.s- Sickness Which will be
ventilated as soon as all the facts ere
gathered
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

rs tfoTe:I-ec- Ct S-E,u, t3EjIG=
c: NATION. ms s.-zc.s - "cc.ceI
a:-..ss.-. nv :. az:sI.-Ee-s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

iA1 fA'o2i1E-The Bank Exchange sa.oon.
corner OF King tnd o.mshy streets, is recop i'm,
NO isvo'ne resort OF this city. The rre.t
~. {. fredericksburg Beer wbi,e IN.
Dest o. wines. liquors and cigars are ,,so soIS
$500, we nar. hrst class Billiard Table for tn.
AID hearty good cheer for al ere ~ .sa -. nOGrs
n,amr;s. 70 public favor. r. K. Brown "a ~.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

TEs.,oxSc G2AS- IS busy. compiling
LIS -2-=s5-e = CCLsT5ss- We Predict a
s-rr-- --gr. -e1 II j. :rc6acei.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

ASo7HFR Z. v.4y1I y is lepoitsd
III Eenszutia. il, c,rsCqueree is an
a!ssuc. in the p:i,s {: ctsese knives,
a!i the shSrre:,i:S OF macy rusty
to..;!-s;;eLer. The Fere zu,laus, like the
N,c;,Iasuans aha Yacaiars. never need
mS:c racita. tl4n barrel Of o};al.eatc
a ! (: sc drum 10 ''rs,o!u.e" upou.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

3-EsI---- EL.-z = -fTs-.taz
- = ". r.a-r-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

Dr.. -. WEiIx. physician and surgeon. Ia.
Ionov.d lis ef-ce from the Ormsby House 10
me suite OF rooms over G. Y. Coltor's nv
etore on Carfon street. He may there ba ,o,
smiled curing all borrs Of the day and night.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26
Marriage Ceremonies in Toorkistan

The Toorkoman girls do not become
manageable till the age of sixteen or
seventeen years. Up to that time the
parents endeavor to relieve their daugh-
iers from excessive labor. in order TO pre-
serve their freshness and beauty, thanks
to which they will be In position to de-
mand from the future bridegroom the
highest price the latter Is in position to
give for bride. And as, in this nomad
race, the women do not cover their faces,
IL is not difficult TO choose bride from
among them. Having made his selec-
ton, the Toorkoman intrusts to kins.
woman or friend of the bride the task of
proposing in his name to her parents, and
of settling the price.
For awell.made, handsome, and healthy
girl they pay usually from 100 TO 100 to-
mans lfrom 1856 to 27S pounds; for an or
binary girl they pay from sixty to eighty
tomans; for one who squints, or is deaf.
or dumb, or disfigured by small. pox, they
do not pay more than fifteen or twenty
tomans The same prices are given for q
handsome female slave.
After the conclusion of the contract by
the mediators, and the acceptance of the
terms by both parties, uollah Is sum-
moned, who composes written contract,
and selects propitious day for the mar.
riage ceremony. The bridegroom seads
the bride certain presents, among which
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26
The Misd's Influence on the Body.

II was remark OF John Hunter that
stheye IL not u natural action OF the body,
whether voluntary or involuntary, that
may not be influenced by the peculiar
state Of the mind al the time;" but the
idea was by no means original with him.
The influence Of the mind over the body,
for good or evil, had been recognized
long before bis day. An old English
physician, several centuries earlier, had
laid II down a. q rule In therapeutics that
III the sick man is 10 be cured she must
be OF good cheer, and have sure hope that
bis physician can help him." And much
further back In this history of medicine
Galen had taught that confidence and
hope do more good than physic;" and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26

he being Disabled Ia assisting peace
ofsscex to arrest criminal, to pro
vide shas lmssds iais ort In sows ard
csss acss ss&sl be free from tncamersnce
In fhe Houee ellis ~ers passed providing that
property shah not ne exeapt froa axecuiion
fos purchase ssouey; 10 qasst the iitse Of prop
arty sormesss owned By Francis " AIscn. 81.
rroF~s.zang y. zoe for Furnishing tsA 10 rivers
and lakes. far the relief OF Alien Osborne; 10
sy-pviae fos aase election a. additional Jastiscs
and uonss3bless anproprissing $1,000 10 The
gssovzn scaeciss spprapriasing ss,sco for he
Fort Maaisoa Pcuiscniiarys vaestanc the 6lss.
wssS Hons. appropsisting sss,oo Tor TIVE
Agricultural College, and tlao,00 for ise
acw Cxgzgsas. TAs Senate resolution Provld-
lng frs sase psshlboAsson az ~ coo copies Of the
school lave wss adopted 49,. in loint couven-
sson In the svzwing he Legislature elected n.
r. CasrksoH state Printer and n. ". Perkins
state Rand<=. Trustees 81 the various State
ssssasassnas ara divided t,eswrcn the Repnfsli-
s2x ara Ansi nrnosso,y parties, the Repshii-
c~a. hsxsnx mAssrity.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26

JOSH BILLINGS gives a remarkably ius,
defnifion OF a newspaper editor: An
editor IL male being whose dizziness IL -
navigate Newspaper. He writes edi,o
rails. grinds out poetry, inserts deths and
weddings. sorts out manuscripts, keens
waste basket, blows up the devil, stesls
matter, flies other peoples battles. ssIis
his paper for a dollar and fifty cents !
year, takes white beans and apple sass for
pay when he can get it, raizes a Iaroe
family, works nineteen hours out of evesv
twenty four, knows no Sunday, gifts cursed
by everybody, and once in a while whin.
hi sumbody, lives poor, dies middle acad
and often broken hearted, leaves No
money, and liz rewarded for life oy toll
with short but free obituary puff in the
nuZe papers,"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26

THE best Observation-Disclosures TIPPED
Shoes. Five cents laid out for Silver Tjns
adds one dollar to the worth of pair Of shoes
Parents try it.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26

A THING of beauty is joy forever, but
when the beautiful nose OF Ida Hill of
Dover, N. a., was broken by the fall Of =
board she poisoned herself to avoid car
rying that nose in public.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26

-~sf&s fos1osipy reslps IL youcAed
fpy by Mrs.. y. n. r., I'd the cineignsti
H1S4ess, ii naakAng the best bneks wheat
NaA3x IA sAe world lake N
sgwkssag CIDER b suAkeisot quantity;
Dae bAspyo0fyj N soes 10 each
ysps ~ eaGess ssli W taste; stir In pure
beekyla4as Agyr envsgb 10 make your
pssa<f ~ tbsek - yDu desire, sd bake
sieA09sas5y. Ills VII Aosis cakes
: Ees1 eaVsgh " ~ psfpse pAs king
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26

The Nay ef Adjournment of tbs LeGts-
aas~r~-ys. yoss an ths Hcuse ON ths
Ratlrema Tariff Rgt-DeSeat OF the
ran &c Regulate saving BasLs-Ths
rssHsYms d..ssae~--Ths Case ef5udgs
Cot. pssyss--a sf-Adsrsscn OF the
wenssn SaTrsxs Amendment 10 the
Consultation. EsS-. ETC.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-03-26
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel, Diabetes DroPsy,
stoppage OF Water, Incontinence OF Urine, brsms 10
Disease, Abuminuria and in all eases where ,nerg I'D
brickdust deposits, or the water Is thick couuy ds
with substances like the white OF egg, OF @
like white SILK. there Is morbid dark Dllous, ~
pearance and white bonedusy deposits and wne a,sr
Ii prcking burning sensation when passing Ws.e''
and pain in the small Of the back and along the io
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-23

EJouS REEVE said TO his boy. when
shaving proved n difficulty, "John, |
wish you would not open any more
oysters with my raZors."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-23

DUmNG revival at Green Bay. n
citizen arose aud asked to be forgiven
for having been subscriber To the Chi
cago Times Tor ~ years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-23

CHARLES LAME, when speaking OF
one OF hi, rides on horseback, remarked
that "all at once his horse stopped. but
lie kept right ou."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-23

ions InNs Of Msine, dying the
other day. had the brass band come
around to his front door aud wait him
over the valley Oh the strains OF Yam
kee Doodle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-23

A WESTERN butcher. whose premises
were robbed, said he "lo.t ile,h."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-23
SUNSET.

Past The day 10 fading away,
And the sunsets CLEAN al gold;
Rich amber light aud dfiit- Oi snow
Ger the radiant West are rolled.
softly the eloudl.ts. one by one,
Unfurl their hsnuer- ON high,
AZ II To veil the brighter World
Beyond the sunset sky;
Where never a shadow falls athwsri
The gioriOa- face OF day,
And where the gieam of bsrni-hcd gold
Shall never fade away.
But see lust there = sOmbre cloud
l. drifting away from the light.
With. closely clingtn. shOut its feet,
The harbiBsers of night.
Now over lowland and river
over sky. over woodland aud WORLD
The twilight changes To shadows,
The sunset banner of gold;
Like life seems the quick transition,
Saddenel. turn away,
But heart and mind are n.isd alike,
With hope OF q comm. Cay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-23

a BRooSLyS mau has adopted new
plan tor keeping his ears warm. He
ties them over his head before putting
his hat OIL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-23

FoR what port lsa man bound during
couft,hip .-BOund To llayrc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-23

In Decatur, Illinois, when young
lady declines an offer 10 convey her
hone. he asks permission to sit OIL the
fence aud see her 90 by.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
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nit ben Sanbtn ~ HI@sn, stristb CT obnc % ,u
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ptibt ptriab CT aus irsiem Nntrieb Elm Sabr
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pfarrtr ~urps CT Jusrit anstRsat su &opinssn ;
barauf ~ Glpinatn, @rseOrt julsBt ju 9elf6sie.
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b~itrlanes sestbtn ipurpt. Wtil bic Stimms ibn
ben Disnif sura vrspistamte ptrlastt. peju CT
font itbr btfdbist mar, mubte CT 1858 ,sins Gnt-
laHuns aus BEN p~farramte bsssbrsn +; CT ,es Fa
bann luriid auf bic Raplanri mad Delen. Sisr
mar 81. 8rsins mic INNER rin Gsbr sldubistr
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br perissn Sabrts bsstbrts CT Isint GntlaGuns
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