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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-14

Ituar ppllfpmmen bonn 5an6e be0eft; llur
Iiein&ppf, Sci. Ell lpob 10 dbrenb sossS9la=
|'fias6fters ilIoieS 9erid1tet ,ragtesbis 5s
Sci, 9brell& dtlls bent 5ailbe Aerpnr. Gr
fail fdd llndl;; idtpedte iBll ofite Esu be-
lflsrIeH, baBidb ibeuI Ieinegeine futldritt.
0rei big nier 3ouSanb lager auf leinem
Bou6e uno 1einer 8rult, uno id) CLAUDE
fbaB Der .8ooer,. aufsoen mir ms befaia+
Sen, i'm ) alidt lpstReer erbD1t nour I
Mteinen @Gbel, Ben i'd bnr Dem Gin
|i6lofen .neben mid gclegt (ab id nid)t
ne6r; i1 Bite lange im t9alloe tpiib=
|len, ebe ib ibn,lpieberf fano,s SD sob Be-~
febl sum 9luf6ru6 uno spir ciesten4 unsa
|ipieoer III Be>pe9ung. Sd)frastc 9 meinen.
Viibrer, pb mir nod eine ernI Itlthe @efabr
5u befiirhten bdtten 2 80. r. ~ <z<5.
0ie grDbte @efobr, antportete er miro
lo9lei6 pffenbor metoen.@
sSn Der Shat, nod elmer Dnl6en @tunoe
Ioben mir cine Geibe BON. ,Dinen Dor
uns, Die in einen1 rebtell 91infel oeln
98e9, ben 'uir perfol9ten, bur6i6nitten
uno Die wir pur6frei6en uBten. gBir
bemerften, inoem lie mir beflettertel1, ooB
@trdu6er, ,uelde meilt cine 9Obe. BON
feds biz lieben TuB, errei6en,
-nur Swei ooer orei TuB aus Dem 9oiloe
Derportraten. 9ln, eini9en @tellen 1ob
man nur nod bic d,lberi ten 8ldtter; Der
@trou6 mar pdDrenb Der 9ta6t in oens
@tron,e bie1e belue9liben Nfalle gdn5=
ti6 perlunfen. 6atte uns Der Stllrmc
ben mir 5u crbulocn 9ebobt mitten irr
0ie1en 0iinen iiberroI6t = pir tparen
obne 3lpeifel perloren gelpelen., 9erlol=
len ben I'M fern &ameelcn, Die our9 ni6ts'
beltimn1t >per0en fnnnteI1, ibren gDeg
fort5ul leben> bdttei1 mir perge6ens per=
ju6t ous bie1en @auomeere berousoufoms-
men,. Obne bic Gidtung, Die mir neb=
men mubten, Sl1 ,uiileu, pdren mir ouf
bie1em l6monfel1Oen 8poen l!mber9e<
wotet bis er lln5 peri6lunsen, batte~
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Gin gtur1n ist Ser 2Siifte.

eStM Sdff1n III Der XISNYIe+
EN- elmer 1@Dnen Na6t oes Mionotes
Suni rei1te i1 bur6 Die 8iiitc Der Sp=
! 5doren. SD befon0 MIDI ettpa oreiIo9e=
rei1en entfernt pon @oaten. Ser 9immel
mar pol(fommen bell un0 fein gBDlf6en
entsoo mir ben Nnblid Der :glansenoen
@terne. Siefe @tille Derrldte i'll Der 2uft,
ols nit eineln male Die @cene li@ an
oerte. Cine lb,par5e Nolte seiste 1id
pl0bli6 i'm 81 ten, erbob li6 NIT reiben=
Ser @9nelligteit unO umSog III ,penlgen
Mugenblifen Die 9dlfte oes 9immels.
Gin @inoltob BON raienber 9eftigtelt
iiber5diittete uns nit Sono; &iesfDrner
pon Ser @rDBe elmer Grble 16lu9en an
|unlere &0rper. Ser ginb fam Direct
pon Often. 9a mir nod Often 81 GIN
gen, fam er uns 9eraoe cntgegen. 0ie
Romeele iu6ten su lopiren, nno es tpuroe
uns ]6wer, lie ouf Dem re6ten We9e Su
bolten. Ser 9immel luuroe in ,tur5em
our6 einc un9ebeure @onopolfe beoedt>
1obo6 es Bel Der tiefen Tinfernib I'M
nlDgli6 ,puroe, lid iiber pen Meg su
orientiren. Mir botten llns. NIT @or9falt
bos @eli6t seiAiibt; ouein mir. oermob=
ten ni9t Bic 9lusen 5u Dffnen, obne oQb
lite 1i6 nit @ono fiillten. Sic ,uur0en
boSur0 10 9ereiSt, Die feinen Meern 10
nit Blut eefillt> bob lih Mles, mas
mir nod unterl9ei0en fonnten, init ei,lem
r6tbli6en @@eine unfleioete. 0ic&ameele
orunsten uno fielen fait bel je6em@6ritte
III bic &niee. MitMube founte sitb meine
Qeute tpieoer lammeln, ,uenn Die 9nnfcl=
|beit ui,b unlenfl lomfeit ibrer &amneele
Tie Elm menig pnneinanOer ent tfernt bate.
Mo6te biele Gntfernun9 au@ nur ,penige
@@ritte betragen, 10 liefen ]ie bod pie
.9r0Bte @efoby ali6 Su perlierer, oa lle
bp0 nleine sgtinme pbmo6( 4ib le
40 piel i6 uur permodte, erbob, faun1,
bDrtel,. g8ir Dielten an. .Die &omeele
itredten 1i6s slnslei6 auf bem Sonoe mic
Der; i6 lub 1ie caber nibt al, ba.bie 2eute
5u ]ebr seaudlt, tpuroel1: bon Dem 6ogeL,
ser jie traf uno ibnen gu9el1, 9fo1 1e unD
Munb fiQte. SD lebnte mid an naeir
.&ameel, soe0en etlpos erb66ter @attel
mid. an eli, ,penig ,16iibte, beoedte ben,
&opf nit einen lan9en 4Sbatpl BON Sri=,
polls, Der nleinen @iirtel biloete> uno
iiberIieb Mid bem S@lofe, tuo9te, leoo6,
ni6t mid aus5utreden, aus Sur6t BON
er;@anbfl flut besraben 81 lperoen. Meine|
2eute oDnltet, .neinenr Beiipiele mad. Mls
i0 beim2 Mnbrl.6e oes Sogess erlpQ6te,
mar. bic &lbe itpieber9efebrt 'uno Der
5irnn,el polltommen flor.r SD .iqb I'M
mi11 Die Rameele tparen bis an ben
Sols int @an0e perlunfen. tObne 3weifel
Datteo iDre8elpe9un9en bosu bei9etra9el1,
INN 1ie berum ben @ano nod 1nebr an
5uDduRl. Giner BON oen&omeelfiibrer
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Gs mocbten 5Monate nod bieiem

| sGS nlOCDIeH SssTIllDHQte HutD UltltHt
Saae DerHp1Ien 1eins,s ols sberlelbes sSjll1ge
Ignelduber IT'D pons9 9eetpzs9 9rleaitg llllls,
Hauf feinem @ege naA 5egas befano,a I'm
HbeHgS5il, @nufongsaIte gefaiillte aalff55ns / /
| ]lu6et,, tbeils a,ld) )ielbit einmai oas ptel=
]geprieiene llnb gerlibmte 2ano tennen 5u
Ilernen. v fss1..... NJ.
aouberbaftcr 6Dnelle ben breitel1. unSe=
|ibuollenen Gtrom binob, uno eben bat=
! ten 1ie Sic .lebten menl6liben Wgebnun==
oen an ser Miinbu,lg~ ,oes Mli1}lllippL
Sduler in, @9lamm. auf Yfablen erbaut,
lpie bas i'm Ma1ier I6tpanfenbe, S6llt
oos oie l6einbaren ufer biloete binter
TA 9elollen uno fllbren. binous in ben
| ldDnen bloueu 1nerifaniI6en Golf ols
Der iun9e Mfonn, Der nliibig ouf Dem Decf
] )um6e er1dlenoerte uro Die @eii6ter Der
BORN am Bug1priet peria1nmeltcn Def=
poIlo9iere mebr Der langen gSelle ols
cincs lonitigell 3medes .lpe9en> mul lterte,
cine befannte Ybplio9nomie unter ibnen
au entoetfeu 9laubte. Gs mar Elm per=
}6mibtes edit omcrifanil9es @eIi9t
be0en 9roue, lebbofte e(u9en 9llles for
16eno beobo0teten> uno audi n1ebreren1ole
oen leinge11, 9era0e nibt 5ufdlig Su be-
ge9nen 16ienen. SIMMER n1ebr gloubte
Ser Gngldnocr iiber5eu9t 5u lein ben
0fonn 16on einmal irgenopo 9eleben gu
boben> ooer tbn 9ar 5u tennen> uno 9n9
eneli9 auf i'm 81 unb ipro6 i'm, it9
entlduloigeno> oes9ol6 an.
9ieier {tredte linn ober lo9leid ganS
frcunoli6 unb 5utraulib 6ie 9anS ent=
ge9en uno peri li9erte ibm, 0ob er ibn
ou9enblifli9 pieoer erfannt bobe.
v9(ber no - i9 emit linne midi ,pabr=
boftig ni@t!" |
vNlein Same lit 9letlep lo6te Bet
Mmerifaner v,por III llnterI Iu9ung IN
G(ilobetbtoun, tpie @ie bort bur6fomen
- Die alberne @ei6idte nit ben @6uei=
men, Sic erinnern 1i6 luobl no6?"
vM6 - Mlr. NetleD rief Der Gn9=
lGnoer jebt aus Dem nun Ser 9an5e 0or=
fan tpieoer flar, uno beutli9 in's &C.
bdDtnib suriiffebrte> ba er ben 8ertlag=
ten ouf berlelben 8onf nit leinem Qlbpo=
toten botte 1iben 1eben - vnll11> 9efallfs
S9nen ni6t me9r in 9lrfan1os ? molten
sic nD6 >peiter ipel ltli6 Ga ~.~--- 4.
u.s. sefollen bot's mir ldon in 9(rfon=
1as," ent9e9nete 9letlen, einen fliidtisen
8lid umbermerfeno ob lie Qllein ludren,
uober Die bumme @e16i9te lpllroe nod
einmol aufQeriibrt u1l0" -... -.
u9os >uar ia 16on Mues obsemo6t
ebe i6 oen Srt perlieB>" .la9te Der Gn9=
Idnoer perlpunOert. *~. -, ,,.r.
Stun ja," fubr NetleD fort, ,ubo6 mie
gela9t, .1ie riiDrten's luieoer auf. Gs
fan0en 1i6 einmol in oer Ndbe n'eines
Saul les Elm paor @9weinspbren nit
einem pertebrten 3ei6en boron, @ott
>peib pel6er 9un0 1ie mir ,su9e19leppt
batte, un0 ba 16loien Die NaAborn
glei6 aufs @6limmfe. 9lls lie tiibrisens
ni6ts belpeilen fonnten ,q re6eter lie BON
- 2Dn9en," - Die eigenm60ti9er 0e=
ofln9 zines 8erbreders = Die 1t0 oas
Wolf!erlau6t - sfubr er NIT nod leilerem
Some fort, uuno oo bielt ids 6o6 fiirs
Befe, mid einmol in Seyas um5u1eben;
id) bin Elm ipenis eili9s ppn 9aule fort
unb bobe 1el6f meine Srau uno ,&inber
nnCl bprt lQiien niiIien. bpd) 10 pieI Ieid,,
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Obio Maifellfrenuo, ,
Gime @;eridlfgicelIe.
-; : \.
lgdIaE.).

Sic SnrD 9ing Senb1l6K bt1lans febrtt
ober @ebr baIo tpisber suriif llno Die be-
Ieibisten Men16enre9te Dotten no6 Dee
@ertbei0i9enbetl @prten, pollfpmmen
llrlade 5un,vSimnel 5ll1lebreien )" benl1
Der Nerflaste tpar, Sur Besablun9 Der
Soften unb sttlem $0ollor @trof fe perur=
tbei!t:~ Seners 1dien aber Die. uWednner
uon Mrfanias" NIT Nero6tuns 81 itrofen,
benn er sil,s, oo iiberoies Die @onne
}6pn ouf Sen Mipfeln Der 8dume rubtc>
Dem @irtbsbaus sll uno pollenoete NIT
Dem Wbisfep, mas er am gormittag be-
gonnen bate, 8ergelienbeit oQes Mcr9ers
su ertrinfen.. -. .. ,,
Ser Gn9lQnocr 6eab li9ti9te an oenl=
iclben 9(beno nod iiber gSbiteriper 5l
1eben, nm i'm Oiltrope9ottom 81 ii6er=
nod)ten, un0 iein Yferb am 3ii9el flib=
reno, 16lenberte ct in 8e9leitung ocs
. Oeut1 16en uno 9(mcrfaners Dem iteilen
TluBufer su, oie Sdbre 5u erlparten, Die
cben ,pieoer pom jenletigen ufer ob ltieb.
9ie brci Mdnrer >uoren iibri9ens in
Dcfti9em 9lrgumentiren begriffen; benn
Dem Gn9ldnber mollte bos Gedt Der
5el6 rtbeioiguns >uie es jener Qlbuo=
fat ousgele9t, gar ni6t III. ben &ppf, uno
er frug enoli9 vMorum beitrofen lie
oenn ben Mann, lueun bas @eleb por,
banoen it," ngSeil er ni6t belpeilen
fonnte, bab Sener na9 ibm gel6logen,
ia nur ernl ltli6 babe nad6 linn l6la9en
lppllen," er>pioerte Ser Mmerifaner, u,udre
bos sel1eDen 70 batte ct 9}i6ts 5u be-
fiir6ten 9e6rau6t"
vSa in ser Sinlibt boben lie Dier gu
2anoe ionoerbare G5elebe" la6te Der
9euti9e. ,.,.
u@onoerbor?"" fru9 ser 9lmerifaner
ucrlpuu0ert, r1onoerbor? babt SIR benn
Die etlua in 9eutl6lano nibt, oiirft SIR
nid)t, penu gu6 Semon0 einen 2iigner
beiBt ober oar Sono an Gub le9t, mas
iibri9ens ni6t l6limmer lit, ben @6Io9
crlpieoern 2" ...... >,
rs beluobre ;" el1tse9nrte Sener uoie
@trafe beDdlt F6 bos @e1eb por"
Scr 9lmerifoner 10ittelte ln9ldubi9
Den &opf. - nSbr biirft 11idt einmol
Ben @6la9 erluieoerr, ben SIR befommtY
frug ,er cnoIi6 bolb eritaunt, Dolb sluei=
feln0. ..r .'.
vNein iae' i6 Gu6, Mann, nein =
lpenn mir @enu9tbuung Daben> luollenL
10 miilien mir = oen @e1ebcn nacb> ben
8elei0igenben pcrtlogen."
Limb in Dem 2a,1be leben nod Men=
l6en !" rief Der Mmeritoner crltaunt aus
voa lob' i6 mir Qrfanlas; 9ebt gum
1enfer init @ure11 olten Qdnberr; belei=
oist MIDI bier giner 10 bin i6 Der 2ebte
oer na@ ,5ilfe ruff - lab ben 16reien>
Der ansegriffen Dat, ct miro balo ltrlo9e
oo5u DabelL uno i6ld9t MIDI Giner num-
10 perlude i'd meine Sduite 10 lal1ge an
lbm, Bis ct u9enug" ruff, 9o6 - mas
9ebts mib an ib wi0 MIDI ni6t barz
liber argern-; it's 9enen re6t, Die ba
lpobnen, gut! aber. - bort lanoet oie1
Sabre" unterbra9 er 1i6 uunb ipenn Sbr|
nod Deute 9lbenb Milliams Saus errei=
6en mont 10 n,Ibt .Sbr ibarf reiten -
SIR fDnnt ;iibri9ens ni6t feblen es' it'll
bas erite s,ueiit0dige lints." &Damit Dem
jan9en Manne Der5li9 Die 9an6 19iit=
telno luel9em 8eilpiele Der 9eut19e
folgte, febrten }ie mieoer gum @tabt6en
5uriid, ludbren6 ber Gnsldnoer iein Pfer6
r>H S;A So. cSHh~o S;n ,,,,r o,,p n;+,n,,, L
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-Mufbem Gyercirplobe BEL
&logenfurt mar fiirsli6 Die 9an5e Gar
nilon DOE einem D6Deren @eneral aus
9eriift. 9er1dbe blieb Dor elmer Cont
po9nie bes &e9iments Moroicic iteben
un6 unuiterte" nit be,n eelpobnten 16ar=
fen Selbberrnblid. uSritt DOR !" 1a9te.
enbli0 Ser @enerol 5u eirem Snfanteri=-
item. v6ojt bu ben Sorntlter oorI6rif tsz
mdBts gepodt Gu u@ebr luob(, Grcellen5.!""
r9}un 10 Ie9e i'm ab uno 5eise, mir cir
Mfol Sic &otbbiirlte." Ser @oloat, Ser
Sen Sornilter por iid) ouf ben 8oben
gelest bate, bolt cine 8iirite berbor r1ta
5ei9te Ielbe bem :@eneral. u@ut iebt
Die pubbiirfe."' uSier, Grcelen5 !! v@ut,.
|jebt Die &lon56iirite." 9ier> grcellen5!"
@e. @rcellen5 mar. iebr befrieoiet iibcr
bos re9lementsmdbige Sornilterpafen
oes .Snfanteriitel1 !, ols bieler 1i9 nod
mals, gum pierten Mole 1ieberbeugt
uno cine bierte 8irlte aus Dem Sorniiter
langt, bie CT Dem @eneral binrei6tt
v@os lit benn oas?" metnte Sc. Gycel=-
lena, tuel6er BON elmer pierten 8iirite
ni6ts ,betonnt mar 5iemli6 perbliifft.
u0os 1T cine gelerDcbiirite,@ GreeQe'1s:"
Sem 9ollptn1onn bes ;bieberer &Qrntb=
.ners ll,,o ben iibrigen 1,aberlteDenoen-
Ofii5ieren beoannen Die Sdore gu 8erae
'5u neben 0enn 1ie Aattell tpobl bemertt,
baB ser. ent1eb1ibe Men56 nit Ser: 1ln=
befan9enIten Mene BON Ser Welt tets
.eine uno ,bielelbe 8iirite sum Wori6ein"
9ebra1t uno ii6 iiberoies no6 nit ber
&elerpebiirite,. elmer Gyceuen5 ge9eniiber
einen S1er6 erlaubt bate. Mqein ni6t4
.sellug ooron :, unler ,Treltno probu5irte
gleib borouf brei Ma11 bintereina,loer
Elm babies 9anbtll6 als Tubloppen>.
Sanotu6 un0 &elerpebonotu6. Ser
luitige s&drnt6ner, per 16on als v@e=
neiner" ,einen General 9ei6lagel1 botte,
erfies Die .erite Stufe sum Teloberrn>
inoeul ct in lpenigen So9en> als bon.
@r: @rcellen5 belobt gum tuirfli@en f..
@efreiten aooncirte.
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THE ADDITIONAL COST-

To pay os-e, j. mlIe hy assessments the policy
proportion
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-04-04
The Amended Mechanics Lien Law.

The following is the bill as amended and
passed by the Senate and House of Rep
sentatives Of the State Of Illinois, and is
now the law
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the People Of
the State of Illinois, represented IN the Gem
erdl Assembly, That any person who shall
by contract, express or implied, or partly
expressed and partly implied, with the
owner of any lot or piece of land, furnish
labor or material, or services as an archi-
tict or superintendent in building, altering,
repairing or ornamenting any house or
other building or appurtenance thereto on
such lot, or upon any street or alley, and
connected with such building or appurte
nance, shall have lien upon the whole Of
such tract of land OF lot, and upon such
house or building and appurtenance, for
the amount due to him for such labor, ma
terial, or services.
Sec. 2. The lien provided for in sections
one and twenty-nine Of this act shall ex-
tend to an estate in fee, for life, for years,
or any other estate, or any right of re-
demption or other interest which such
owner may have IN the lot or land at the
time of making the contract.
SEC. 3. When the contract is expressed,
no lien shall be created under this act, if
the time stipulated for the completion Of
the work or furnishing materials Is beyond
three years from the commencement there
Of, or the time of payment beyond one
year from the time stipulated for the com
pletion thereof. If the work is done or
materials are furnished under an implied
contract, no lien shall be had by virtue Of
this act. unless the work shall be done or
materials be furnished within one year
from the commencement of the work or
delivery of the materials.
SEC. 4. The lien given by this act may
be enforced by bill or petition in any court
Of record of competent jurisdiction in the
county in which the land or lot, or some
part thereof, lies
SEC. 5. The bill or petition shall con-
tain brief statement Of the contract on
which it is founded, If expressed, or II the
work is done or materials are furnished
under an implied contract. the bill or petit
tion shall 50 state, and shall show the
amount due and unpaid, description of
the premises which are subject to the lien,
and such other facts a may be necessary
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-04-04
VOLUME x.
OLD KING COAL.

ola King Coal q merry nld soul
"l'l move the world, quojh h.
MY countrN's high, and ch and great.
But greater she shall be
And ne called tur the pick and called ior the spade
And he called tor the mmer, bold
And it, dig ne said I'm the deep. deep earth,
Aou'll ind my treasures better worth
Than mines ut lnuIan gold
Old King Coal was a merry old soul.
Nel not content was he
Aud he SAID, I've found What desired,
Though us bat one nf three.
Aud for water he called, ID he allied for fire.
For smiths atd Sorkmen true.
Come. build the engines, great and strong,
Wen have" quoth he. "a change ere long
Wen try what steam can 10"
Old King Coal WAS a merry OLD sole
" ris fairly q he, Quuth he,
When he the myriad wheels a. work
b'vr % the land amt set
They spared the bones and strength rf msn,
They hammered, Noyr spun
There uau1ht too great, t'u mean. ur small
Tie giant steam had p,Ner for all
Hi> task "a, never done
uIi kug Cual Vas a merry old ,1ul
gath ne, We travel slow.
should bike tu roam the VIIe world rpuud
As fast as The aiid nd blow
ANA hv called fAr hi- >kliful engineers.
And soon through the hI- and dslrs.
Ger river wide, through tunnels vast,
The hylng trains like lightning passed
on the ribs Of the mighty rails.
Old kirg Coal was a mer-N old ,"ul
A merry ud soul l. he
Man ne never f,il M the land Oe i.t-
Who has made u> great aud free
While his miners mine. tlid his tisIiC> work.
Through Nl oar hApIl land,
We shat. hYu i~u f.ir n the me- rning light,
Aui uT name. ana tame ami oar might and right,
lu front ut the world ~haii stand
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-04-04

TAILoRs That tailurs can be wide
awake When they choose, is evident by
the following incident. In 1871, Sir John
ThrockmortOu, Berkshire baronet, offer
ed to lay wager Of Loo guineas on the
following terms: that at = o'clock On par
ticular evening he would sit down to din
ner In a we'll woven, well-dyed, well-made
suit, the wool IF which formed the fleece
on Sleeps backs at o'clock on that same
morning. 1t - no wonder that, among a
class ~ persons accustomed to betting,
such a wager should be eagerly accepted.
seeing that he achievement Of the chal-
lenged result appeared All but impossible
The person IntTusted with the work was
Mr.. Coxetter, Of Newbury 1t O'Clock
on the morning ~ the 2oth of june, he
caused two southdown sheep to be shorn
The wool was washed, carded, stubbed,
roven, spun, and woven the cloth was
secured, fu.led, tented, raised, sheared,
dyed and dressed the tailor was at hand,
and made up the finished cloth into gar
ments and, at quarter past SIX IN the
evening, the Barvnet sat down to dinner
at the head Of his guests IN a complete suit
that had been thus made, winning the
wager, with an hour and three quarters to
spare.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-04-04

The challenge which was recently issued ~
the lrl'h Eight who won the Elcuo Shield at
Wimbledon. 1873, has been accepted by the
Amateur Rife Club VI New YORK, Ill behalf
of the rifiemen Of America the match to
take place AZ Creedmoor, Long Island, be-
tween the loth ~ September aud the 18th of
october next IL is intended 10 organize a
team a picked hemen, and the Secretary
n the Club, lr. Frederick m Fairbanks, has
issued a rcular 70 al native bora Americans
Interested IA nhe pracuce " send IN their
scores between nov N The Id VI July, that
picked shots may be chosen. Here Is a Chance
TOR our hIcagJ shArpshuoters To show their
skill and get = place for some Of their humber
IN the klRht.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-04-04

Mr.. Vincent, n hls huuk un '' HE Land
Of the h'tc Elephant, says that the Bur
mese men are AL tatJucd, from the hips to
the knees, with a h.auk.-n blue pigment,
ana some have punctur,d spots upon the
upper part II th, body stained 70 YER
million color. Gentlemen a.st lint their
legs over with repre- ntariuI.s VI cats, I'll
gers, dogs, and other animals. The origin
ot the custom IL sand tO have been thu pul-
icy ot. certain queen, Who, Observing that
the men were desertIng their wives and
giving themselves up tu other females, Der
suadUd her husband tu establish these Gus
toms By royal order, that thus, by dIsng-
urlng the men anu setting utf the beauty
Of the women, the latter might regain the
affections of their husbands
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-04-04

The Membership Zee un policy limited to
S5.IIO is .'fuE 80. and $500 per year Annual
Due On b ..I.r ImItrI to - 500, Membership
Fee stL Annual Due, - ~. ihi, D. m 81 CAN
EVER COST FuR EXPENSE OF MANAGEMEN T.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-04-04
TO THE WoRKINcMAN!
In order to meet the wants of the Laborer and the
Mechanic, the PRCTEI TIONSs nav issuing a
RI25O POLICY

on which th, membership fee is only SIO yearly
due -
Assessments 20 pay death losses oue-quarter Of
the amount a 1000 policy
A 81 25l policy in the PROTECTION be carried
for not 10 exceed slA per wear payable IN small
sums, mostly in install meuts Who afford ~
pay this small tp insure their families sI.250 At
death
FDr further information apply ~ Local agents "
principal Office 100 and IO2 D. Madison -.
a w. EDWARDS Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-07
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. 245.
U. \. survey No. 1o2.

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TT 3. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
". New, Nov. 10, ls7t.-Notice IL hereby
given that the Europa Mining Company. q cor
poution organized under the laws Of The state
Of California, having its postofiee sddress and
principal placa Of business at Ban Francisco,
California. has, by u. A. Kills, the agent thereof.
and q s~tockholder therein, made application for
pa,ent for one thousand 0.OO) llncsr feet Of the
Europa Lode. bearing gold and silver. the sane
extending one thousand u,00O) feet In q south.
erly or southeasterly direction from tho south
line of u. Il, Survey or Lot No. 90 (belng the
Ward Company's claim), with surface ground
four HUNDRED Zoo, feet In Width, designated
IL X. Surysy or NJ No. io2. in TownsSip N
north Ranse ri essi. Mount DIabls meridian,
s,,n.,. In Go,d mi MIXING nisiriet. store,
eouniy State OF Nevada. and described I'm he
MAI and nrld noier on ale in thls ONCE az fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-07
APPLICATIONS EoR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2Al.
~ s.~x.v Ma. oS. O

TT g. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
UsNevada, Octobcrs {, is1t.-Noiice 10 b reby
given that the Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Q corporation. organized under the
laws Of the State Of CAIli6rnia, having. is post
ONCE address and principal pace OF business
at San Francisco. California, has, BY. W, W.
Tsrney, the agent thereof and q stakeholder
therein. this day made application for United
STATED patent for sixteen hundred and thirty six
ue36l linear feet OF ths Green Lode. In Gold
lin and Devils Gate Mining Districts, being
partly In storey and partly. In Lyon county.
hundred tsco) feet in Width. extending In .
southerly direction from the mouth Of the raid
Company's tunnel, at or near the northerly end
o fthe claim, along the line OF said vein or lode,
and embracing the same. with all iis dips,
angles and variations. TO anydepth and through
out iis entire width and depth. although The
claim or u. 8. survey No, ss being described
upon the surface BY the plat and neld notes on
ale In this once a. follows. via; Beginning at
Poet No. I. about 200 feet westerly from the
DEVILS Gate Tollroad, and whence the quarter
Township 10 north. Range 81 EAST. Mount
Diablo meridian. bears north II degrees wet.
distant Ito feet; and running from said Poet
No I along the westerly boundary OF the 50.
Louis Company's survey, Lot No. o.. sonth IL
drgrees east go feet 70 post No; q; thence
thence routh sak degrees west 800 feet 70 Poet
No. 4; thence, fourth course, north lax degrees
west 1856 feet TO Post No. u; thence north
sax degrees east III feet to Post No. ], the
place Of MISUNDERSTANDING 10 $500 acres
Of land, situated In east half Section Q, Town
ship 10 north, Range a east. Mount Dlablo
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation. IGN degrees