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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14
Very Latest.

San Francisco. July 13.-Eight
grand jurors have been selected for
Chas. DeYoung in his case with
Napthaly, and the People will chal-
lenge the grand jury.
Philip Falk, of Page IL Panaca
Mining Company, cannot get bail,
and is still in Jail.
The mining share market is quiet
to-day, the variations being a de-
cline of six in Chollar, one in
Belcher and Hale Il Norcross.
The full cargo of tea brought by
the China will be shipped to Panama
without breaking bulk.
Governor Booth to-day appointed
Jno. w. Grier Commissioner of
Deeds, to reside at Silver City, New.
w. G.. Mccormick, Collector of
Customs at San Diego, who said he
was robbed a few days since of
$4,000 i'll Government funds, has
been arrested by U. S. Detective
Finnegass, of this city, on a charge
of having embezzled to that amount.
He proceeds on the theory that there
was no robbery.
Forest HILL. Cal, July IA bal
loon passed over this place to-day at
S o'clock A. M, going in a north
easterly direction. The men in it
were plainly seen at Michigan Bluff.
Yreka, Cal, July 10 The new
Eliza Mining Company have found
their lost ledge in Humbug, and the
quartz shows good prospect.
A man named Garvey was killed
in the valley by being thrown from
a horse.
Chico, CAL, July 13.-To-day the
boiler of a steam thresher, working
at ranch nine miles from here, ex-
ploded, wounding a man by the
name of Allen, and another man by
the name of Showers, from the
effects of which he died at p. IN
Another man, named Jonas McCar
yer, was wounded in the leg, which
was amputated below the knee
Two others were wounded slightly
The engineer says that he had plenty
of water, and was running only II
pounds Of steam, and cannot ac
count for the explosion.
Austin, New, July l3.--The Man
haitian Mill and Mining Compan,
suffered loss by fire on Saturda,
night, by an incendiary setting fir
to the wood on the Company's WOO
ranches, l6 and 25 miles from here
Upwards of 1900 cords of Woo
were destroyed. The two piles wer
fired in several places, but the fir,
was discovered from distance; tn,
piles were consumed before assist
ance could be rendered. The Sheriff
and man named Webster followed
horse tracks from the scene of the
fire on Dry Creek for distance of {
miles, and came up to man asleep in
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14
VIpaINIA ADVERTISERS 1t would

VIRGINIA ADvERTIsERs.-It would
take up considerable room, that
should be devoted to the news of the
day, for us to attempt to call atten-
ton separately to our advertisers in
Virginia, Gold Hill, Dayton and
Silver City. We have deferred do
ing so until the present, owing to
press of local and miscellaneous
matter, not through neglect of the
interests of any of our many adver-
tisers. The liberal spirit manifested
bv the merchants and business men
of Virginia toward the establishment
of paper in their sister town of
Silver, is not to be overlooked by
our citizens. True, they expect and
receive large share of the patron
age of this place, both wholesale and
retail, yet It's seldom community
give their support to a newspaper
with that alacrity manifested by the
the people of Virginia. They wish
to keep up their friendly feelings
with this people, therefore give pub
licity to their business through the
local paper, and ask us to give them
a call when DESTROYS of trading else
where than with our own merchants.
Their stocks are varied and COM
plete, consisting of clothing, gro
ceries, dry goods, furniture, boots
and shoes, marble works, physicians,
manufacturers of bitters, insurance,
lumber, spring beds, markets, livery
stables, hotels, banking, stock
brokers, and last, but not least, the
wine, liquor and cigar trade, which
is well represented. 1t will well
repay ones time to scan our col
umns closely before investing in
that liberal mart, to see that mis-
takes are not made. When visiting
that place for goods, see that you
call at house that patronizes and
helps sustain your local paper, that
solicits your trade, as you will find
them decidedly the most reasonable
and fair in their dealings. A liberal
advertiser is the noblest work Of the
Creator.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

The Independent of yesterday reports as fol-
lows: The Grand Jury on Saturday found
true bills as follows; Charles HUFF, for muir
der; All Poy, All Bong, All Coon and All Yee,
for burglary. The following charges We're
ignored; Jerry Lynch, assault with intent to
kill; NJ. j. Tresham, felony; Robert Wilson,
felony; and two Cinnamon for burglary..
Hon jerry Schooling, State Treasurer, started
yesterday morning for New York City to invest
the interest Of the Sinking Fund and the IT.
reduceable State Fund in United State Bonds
He will return as soon as his business is COM
pleted.. On Saturday evening workman In
planning mill on North D street let chisel
fall upon one Of his feet severing an artery
He bled profusely and made narrow escape
with his life before the flow could be stopped
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

For PREsIDENT.-Since the controversy be-
tween Senator Gordon, of Georgia. and the
editor of the Atlanta Herald, on the political
situation. in which great prominence was CIV
en- to the prospective chances of Senator Thur
man as the Democratic nominee for next Pres
tdent, the press generally through the South
has expressed a decided preference for Thur
man, and believes that he will receive the
support of that section in the next nominating
Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

On the 10Th, the Territorial Central Com
mittee of the Liberal Party, (anti Mormon , of
Salt Lake City, gave notice that a convention
would be held at Salt Lake City on the goth
inst to nominate dalegate to Congress. In
the mining districts the people intend to make
4 desperate fight at the ballot-box against
Church power.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

ORANeEMEN's CELEBRATIoN.-The 18th of
July coming on Sunday, was celebrated by the
Orangemen of this city, by parade from
their headquarter to the Church of the Holy
Trinity. where sermon was delivered by the
Rev. DR.. Tying. The sermon was produced
especially for the occasion, and was listened
to with attention. The sermon was an elo-
quent one, and, in conclusion, Dr. Tying be-
sought his hearers to get rid of the old pre-
JUDGES, which had been instilled in bitter
contention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

THE Democratic State Central
Committee meet to-day at Virginia
City. A full delegation is expected
from all counties in the State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

AT an early hour this morning,
an irate female assaulted a male ac-
quaintance whom she happened to
meet on Main street, Lower Gold
Hill. The party attacked contented
himself with warding off her blows.
Some bystanders interfered and put
stop to the disgraceful proceeding.
Gold Hill Meas, 18Th.
THERE was considerable hustle
and excitement in town last evening
two pistol shots were fired on
Main street, but fortunately no one
was hurt. Persons who have pas
sion for discharging firearms will
do well to go out into the open coun-
try, where they can harm no one
but themselves.-I6.
THE epizootic is playing sad havoc
with Jake Whites bus horses, ten
out of eighteen being down with the
disease.-IG.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

LARGE black sunshades, or, more
correctly speaking, umbrellas, trim
med with either black thread lace or
white point applique, have taken the
place of the pagoda- shaped, fringe
trimmed pongee sun shades Of the
last three summers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

VIM. SHARON, Esq, and D. o.
Mills, Esq, President of the Bank
of California, arrived at Virginia
Sunday evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

A MOST readable letter appears on
our fourth page this morning. We
hope our friend will favor US often.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

ONE who makes human nature
his study SAYS that when a girl takes
her handkerchief and moistening 1t
with her lips wipes black spot OH
a Young mans nose, a wedding be-
tween the parties is inevitable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14
BORN.

In Gold Hill, New. July 18th, to the wife OF
ALI Doten a daughter.
In Virginia, July 18th, to the wife of Free
man CLARK, daughter.
In Franktown, New, July l1th, to The wife
of II H. Beck. daughter.
In Eureka, New, July 9Th, to the wife OF
John Llewlyn. son.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

the brush whom they arrested. The
man was armed, there being found
upon his person four revolvers, two
knives. and double-barreled SHOT
gun. He made an attempt at resist
ance. but the Sheriff would not per-
NIT any nonsense, and brought MS
man to town.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14

A CANDIDATE If Dame Rumor
fills not Stewart is to be candidate
for reelection to the United States
Senate. 1t is asserted that he Is
backed by j. p. Jones and the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company. He
is expected to return within snort
time, in company with Senator Jones,
and enter at once upon the cam
paign.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14
ED.

In Eureka, New, July 9Th, Michgel Dwyer,
In Palisade, New, July 9th, infSnt daughter
of J. ". Lambert.
In Eureka, New. July 1Gsh, Frankie D., son
of Mrs. C. Estelle Wells, aged year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14
MARRIED..

In Paradise Valley, New, July 9th, John
Bell to Kate Ross
In Tecoma. New, June Sd, T. T. Cook to
Lizzie Thomas.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-14
AGE N T S i.

Auurpr TAYLOR, Carrier and Agent
for Gold Hill and Virginia City.
Il. p. FISHER, 20 Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco.
HOWARD HILL, Agent and Carrier,
DAYTON and Sutro.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-15
&rett3 tub Nidelba,,be.

Scr neue gi0 lpel9en Die bismarti=
19e &esierung in Preuben olen fatbo=
lii@en Bil90fen bel 1brem Mmtsantritte
porgelegt boben min liest nun 1einem
poQen Mort(aute na6, >uie ct i'm preubi=
19en @taotsansetger perOfentlibt ipuroe
Dor. @ine: @telle in bemi ielben III belon=
oers uFdllenO ba 1ie enOlid oas ge=
beime @treben bes Sir ten Bismard, Die
tatboli19e Rir6s in YreuBen bon ibrem
orsani16en 3ulammenbange nit &om
lossureiBen, entbullt. 0iele @telle lautet :
.~Snsbeionoere gelobe i'd, oab ib feline
@emein19aft oOer Berbinoung lei es
innerbalb coer auberbalb oes 2anbes
unterbalten min ,pelebe Der 0ffentli6en
@i9erDeit gefdbrli6 lein fDnnte." "
Siermit 1T Der Brl9 nit Dem papte,
oem 1iGtbaren Oberboupte oer tatboli=
]9en Stride pollSo9en unb Die notbtpen=
oise Ginbeit Der tatbolil0en &irbe IN
Y1euBsu burh ein perfaliuagstrenes &C.
ieb als taats0eiii5rli1 uno rei1sfeino=
lid erfldrt.
Die @egner ber fatbplii4en &ir@e
batten bDAitens Elm perd@tlibes M1{el=
5udsn, tpenn .s bieB, oab bic 9egelpartge
preuBiide Resierun9 ooroui seriftet
lei cine 1taatsfatbpliihe Notionalfirde
gu betretiren uno ,oie oft bat niGt Uiirit
Bismard 1elbIt bebauptet bob ct niIt
ben Beitano Der tat9oli1@en &ir@e in
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-15

9reuben uutee8raben, ionbern it'd nlr
lgeger ftoots9efdbrli@e G) l1mtriebe
)f9iiben lpolle.
Melben Wertb man {ol6en BerltGe=.
|rungen beilegen farm !. Bag bat Der Gr=
|folg ntebr als geniigertb ge3ei9t. Sir
5urf Bismard gibt es 11ur. cine einsige
Ma9t un6 @eipalt bie ct anerfennt -
Die Yifelbaube. Mus eigener Ma6t=
poatommenbeit fat SiirIt Bismard Sen
vBil9pf Heinfens .als fatbpl. Bil0o
erfldrt nn6 i'm llnter ben 99uk Ser
preuBil6en Yidelbaube gefelt. Sn oie=
lem Yidelbaubengeiite miro ge9enipdrtig
ni6t tnur Yrenben, 1onber11 au9 9euti1=
Lamb regiert; nit otelern @eilte bat man
bic ftr9enpoltti1 @elebe erla fen, per=
folgt man Die fatboliI6e STRIDE in Yreu=
zen unb fat Dem Bildof Geintens bas
9an5e &Dni9rei9 BreuBei1 als Di0csle
5u9eipie len. Sod ban,it ni9t 5ufriebeu
1udt man au9 ben &atbplifen in 8aiern
@Irtemberg uno Baben SEN I9ismati=
i6en 8ii6of auf5llbrdnsen. Ser Mltta=-
tboli5tsn1us fubt f9 beute ouf Die preu=
til9e @taatsgeiualt, Die inn einen @6sin
bon 9eben Elm fl6Bt, ni9t bas Rreu1 oas
oer fatDolil9en Stride Die 9an5e Groe
0ffnete, iit Oas Symbol oes 9lltfotboli=
5ismns, nein 1ein 3ei9en 1T Die uPi=
deIbaube" uno nit bic 1em 3eiden ioa er
feline linn bon Bismarf 9egebene Million
ben umitllr5 ber @inbeit Der fatbolilden
&ir6e unb umiuonoluns berlelben in
einaelne onaleStaotsfir9en" erfiilltn.
l1nb no MIR au@ ionit binbIiden -
na6 Stalien> Ser @9wei3 Oeiterrei1
uno ben tirfil@en Propin5en> mo- i1nmsr
li@ ba etne Dem &atb ti5ismus feinblide
@altutg 5eist ba fommt ebeu Die prels=
Bi19e Yidelbaubenmirtbi uno preu~
bii@er GinfluB gum @ori6ein. .Wbil. 8bl.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-15

Srpnto s.. Mas mir i6on
lanse bon Ser5en seluiini@t baben, sing
in 6er Meibna6tsmo9e in GrfuQung.
@ir botten in unlerer ct. Soiepbs Sir6e
e1ne III. Miilion. l1no 10, uuroe oiele
Wo9e fir uns soppelt gnaoenrei6. 9ie
beiben So6p. Se1uitenpdter &arlitetter
unb 81 iele, benen Der riibmli6ife &uf
als Mi56onsprebi9er poransing boben
bur9 lire fernbaften> feueri9en Bortrdge
10 ie6r bic @eniitber ergriffen uno ,uobl=
tbuenb er1@lttert, bab, uenn au6 l6on
bon Mnfang ber Million an Die &ir6e
bon BON 3ubDrern mar, lie in ben lebten
Sagen berlelben Die gu ftr0menoe Menge
faum mebr gu faIIen permo9te. Weit=
Der famen bic &atbolifen uno 6arrten
aug, uno Ielbf Mnbersglaubenoe tpettei=
ferten, bic Mi11ionsprebi9ten gu bDren.
Sic 8reoisten bielten oQeroinss feit an
Der fatbolii@cn 2ebre, tuaren aber nie=
mails ge9en glnbere Derlebeno. uno
mas lou i9 erF BON Ben Wirfunsen Der
@ortrdge 1asen? Sic Bei6titible tparen
bon frub bis in Sic Na6t' binein umla=
CERT. gue lesten @eneralbei@ten ab
ipir batten nabe5u 500 H. @ommunio<
mem. Biele bic mir balbmegs oll ben
absefallenen 2atbolifen re3neten, 1inO
reumitbig 5uriid9efebrt piele 2aue >pur<
ben 5u neuem Gtfer emit flammt, 1lnb in
Muen murbe ber fatbolil6e @laube neu
belebt uno setrd dftigt, bie 2iebe 5ur &ir6e
neu ent5iin6et uno Die tbdti9e Gorge fir
bas @eelenDeil md6tig sefDroert. Bir
batten ou@ einen Gonbertiten uno etne
tpeitere Perfon fat f6 sur Gonperiion
onsemeloet. NlD9en Die @naoen Der bl.
W}illion fortoauernb ,pirfen unb INNER
rei9er an be9liiden0en Trii9ten peroen |!
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81 8 hip.

0icle bon aller @peculation frcie tp06enli9e
8eitun9 fol- na@ oer Nblidt oes Serausgebers
cincn, hoppelt guteu 3mede bienen. .S6re Spal<1|
ten iollen neben ber Mitt6eilun9 ber pid6tig.
iten 3eitereisniNe ben 2eiern cine pabrbaft
quite belebrenbe unb unterDaltenoe 2eftire ber-
fdoifcn nm 10 5ur tuabren Silbung uno sluf-
tldrune bes 8oltes bei51ltra9cu. Nus alien &C.
bieten bes BiGcnS tperbeu mir boltstbWml,d)e
Mufi6bc br,n0cn ban,it un1er 8latt lbabr9aft
einNauilienblott tuerbe inoenl es fir alle@lieber
Ser Gamile eineQuelle bet 8elebrung uno I'M
terbaltung Elm bunter Wlarft fit ben 9an3en
seiltisen Msni9en lperbe. SIT iomit bic 8o1l
Der bon uns su beipredenben @egenitanbe un>
hei1rant 10 ieben ipir uns in anoeren @e5ie~
bung bieSbranfc,o ,oab uir eindis bic @runoidBe
her Mo9rbcit unb bes &e6teS III uni ierem 8latte
bertreten iuolleu. - @enn nun bicrno9 unier
@lott ieinem inncren Erogramm gemab idon
init &ed)t Nniprud uuf Die weiteite Berbreitun9
MAIDEN funn, 10 1T bieies nod biel me6r Der
Sail feines duberen 3nedes tuegeu, yidt uni
iroiiden Qobn ODER @euinn, fat Der Serausge>
her bic vS6to" ius 2eben gerufcu, ionoern
b0bere MptiDe beranlQbten bic @riinoung beS
@lotteS Ser sanse @eminn Der iid. aus Der
vSbio" erseben miro, fol- oDne slbsus benz
8mede seuiomet iein, cine Seimatb fit elterns
loie uno oerpabrlobte SinOer in ocr 0ioaeie
SoluWDuS 81 BtuNpeN. Sp !uelt Ole Wtlttel
retden, iolen in oicler proiettirten sIntalt ole
@inber obne Rudi1dt auf Die @elision ber 81
tern ober auf bic Sautfarbe Nuinahme unoger-
pf1e9ung itnoen. 0er@eraus9eber uno &eoafteur
her vS6io~ berlangt fir feline Niibc uuo Nrbeit,
bic ibn' baS 8latt n.ad3t feineu jeitliden &C.
Dlnn bic ld0nte 8elobnuug birh ibm 1eiu :,
luenn bic projettirte slntalt redt balb ins 2eben
trctcn fann.Das 1T aber nur moglid, tpenn iid)
hie 8abl Der sbonnenten auf lpeniaitens 10000
belauft. 8ei benz @reiie Der uSbio", bic biliser
TT, ais onbere 8eitun9cn, fann iid nur Surd
cine arobe 8erbrcitung Elm nambafter lleber-
lhub fit ben beabiid)tigten tpo9ltbGtigen 3tped
ergeben. a8ir bitten oaber alle Menldenfreunoe
Die @erbreitung her vSDio" m0glid1t 3u f0r>
bern. Seber oarf nit 9leGt hcboupten, oap tein
@lott in Der Melt 10 iebr ol(semene llnterfiib,
nna eeroient, als uniere rSbio". - Do 10 biel
5duinoel uno 8etrus in bic jem Qanoe bor.
tonmt. 10. tuoQeu mir ;u bem @elo0ten nod
bindufusen, bab unierc Gisenidaft ais Yrieiter
Nno Seelior9cr IN Romero9 un6 bic oben ob,
eebrudte @n,pie9(uns oeS 9odpurbi9fteu 8i>
l9sfs bon Columbus alien Yeroa1t elmer
Gdu1@un8 fern galteu mub.
Reb. Soiepb Setting.
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@brifFenoerfpl0un9+

Sn Munfer in Weffalen gibt es cine
tleine @ai1e, Die ben Namen ~Seiuiten=
salle" fiibrt. 0as getualtige oeuti9e
Sreimauerrei9 1T nun BON elmer 1ol6en
Se1uitenfur9t ergriffen, boB Die @e9ie=
run9 BEL Ser q a d bieie uitaatsse=
fdbrli6e" Be5ei@nuns Die l9on felt
Dem porigen Sabrbunoert an Der Selui=
tenga1le gu elem NOR, abnebmen IieB ,
oan1it bes &eib ni6t am >pafeln fdngt.
Sic Bi166fe erbolten INNER mebr unb
mebr geri9tlid6e Dorlaouugen unb Die
ibnen 6ictirten @efbitrafen 1niiIen balb
in Die Millionen geben< tpenn bic Wer=
folsung 10 fortlpiitbet.
- Ser 81 l6of BON Srier 1T pegeu
9lni tellung BON 80 @eti itli6eu abern1als
Dor 6os 3u9tpoli5ei9eri4t oer @tobt
Srier gelaoen.
- Das BresIauer @ta6tgeri9t per1r=
tbeilte am Is. 0e5enber ben 5iirfbiibof
SDrlter in contumaciam megen 20
ungeleblider Mnl ltellungen gu 11>6O0
Sblr. @elobube epent. speiidbrigsm @e=
fan9niB.
-Q(us &Dln n1eloet bic oortige 8olts=
3eitung unter Dem Is. 9e5ember 9ie
Population, >pel6e BON bet inn 9on,bo=
tel tasenOen 8erl lammlnng Der Gentrums-
partei beauftragt luuroe, Dem 9rn. Gr5<
bi16of bas @inoerltdnouiB oct Ratboli=
fen un]erer @taot nit Der bon ibnl unb
Dem gs1amnten Gpiscopate ben neuren
fir6enpolitl6e @e1eben se9enliber Elm
genommen 9altun9 ous5ulpre4en. puroe
bsute BON Dem bo9tp. 9errn empfan9en.
sSn 1einer 9lntport erfldrte Ser 9r. Gr5=
biI6of boB cs fir i'm uno feline Nmts=
briioer unu1slitb 1ei in Dem i6nen auf=
seorun9enen Sample anoers 5u ban0 elm,
aIs iie es gctban> nno Dab fie oarauf &C.
fabt mdren uu4 52erfer uao Serbq r..
nun9 au erbuloen. IL,
- Ser Gultusniniiter bot bas BIZ
]15Hide Glerieal= Seminar uno bic ba=
NIT per6unoene pbilOlop9il4 4=tbeologi1be
9sbronI Ita!t. 5u 9iloes4eiu1 ssl9loNen,
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Maeufcn ber ,Sbip": :

Cincinnati, 8. 8en3iser 8rotbers.
Sronton, 8. @ob. s. Gid.
@rooe, s.. Neb. S. s. 81 aud.
%ortsmoutb, 8. Martin 8 Ri bel.
Martetto, 8. 2o,hs 6 dmibt. ,
3ipleb, .. Sobn 3. @arO.
Stein &i1monb, 8. Gran5tsco Bibbel8.
Yittsburg, ga. 8.N ,8uertle, 562 @ennSt.
ct. Trancis g tat 0 n, @is. 8. Sal bs
@bicago, SQ. 81 i'll lbauer& 8e6rle.
ct. Qouis, Nlo. 9. gerber.
Gaipar Sieringer, 8irminebaR,,
Buchanan g. s.. Nlle9benb 60. ga.
ST. 90qer, Qebrer, st. Se(ena, @ebr.
slue uni iere Ngenten nebmen 8eiteaunsen auf
unier 8latt 'ent9e9eu, iolpie 8oblungen oofur.
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bas tebige preuBil6e @dbelregimeltt Die
neutrality-suspicious. uno Bic tDrannild9e
8e6riidung unh Berfolgung Der fatbo.llit==3 III
.fden Rir6e| nno fiigt ba5u nod Die Yer
ldunbung llno ben 56impf bab mir
nit Milipnen an0ere11 fatboli1
DeutI6en gerrdtber an 9eutl4lonb Iei=.
en-. Sdmab iiber lol6e @emeinbeit
Wir ertparten, bab Der ebrenmertbe Deut=
i9e 8tonier=Yeretn un0 ale Mbonnenten
Der 3eitl6rilt es Deranlaiien, oaB tene
19n6ben 2iigen 8erldumoungen uno
Be1@impfunsen segen fatboli19e Deut=
i9e 3uriid seno1nmen uno miberrufen
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all, high or low, rich or poor, are in some
form subjected. 1t is to these feelings
that the lighter kind Of theatricals owe
their popularity. Burlesque entertain
ments, the Negro Ministries; anything
that is funny and easily understood, be-
comes popular at once, for the reason
that they satisfy the desire 10 have a
good hearty laugh, without any partic-
ular thought as to its cause. Jaded pro-
fessional men, the tired merchant or
clerk, the worn mechanic or !aborer, all
meet here on a common plane. They all
want the same thing. Something that
will be sufficiently interesting to engross
their thoughts, and quaint and piquant
enough to excite a good laugh. While
they are enjoying an entertainment OF
this character, they are resting both mind
and body, and giving both time to gather
sufficient stores o! vitality to Withstand
the rough, CALLING attrition and irritation
of every day life. Sancho Panza said
Blessed is the man that invented sleep.
We say equally blessed is he who invent
ed a good hearty laugh; safety valve
through which to throw off the cares of a
burdened heart, or weary brain; the
balances wheel of life, which tends &c
equalizs the weight Of its tolls, and gives
sufficient impetus to pass through the
valleys OF misfortune and disease, up tc
the breezy heights Of health and happi
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-03
LAUGHTER,

Laughter pure and simple, involving
bringing with it no after thought of
seriousness. is necessary to the happi-
ness Of collected humanity, and it seems
that what is called burlesque is the most
convenient means for attaining this end.
/ Saturday Review.
We do not know whether this is ex-
actly fair way OF putting it, but is prob
ably as well as the grim and cynical Sat-
urday Review can do. There is. how
ever, no doubt that hearty, spontaneous
laughter, rising fresh and freely from the
heart, like the health giving waters Of q
living spring, does every one good. 1t
serves to clear the heart and mind of
those regrets and thoughts, that if let
alone, collect like cobwebs in an unused
chamber. The excitation of the risible
faculties caused by innocent mirth, q
harmless jest or comical exhibition,
helps any one; makes the daily burden
OF care lighter. hightens and illumines
the dreary round which oil who work
have to tread; exercise for the time
being, the grim phantoms of trouble,
want OF disease, and leaves those who
indulge in it happier, sounder and better
prepared to Withstand the shock of mis-
fortune, or the perple1ing cares to which