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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-15
MINING COMPANY


" Location Of principal place OF business,
san Francisco. California.
Location OF works, storey county, State OF
Nevada.
Notice 4. hereby given that at . meeting
OF the Board OF Trustees OF the above.named
company, held on the cath day OF september.
1874, an assessment tho. ~ OF firty Cents go
cents) per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the company. payable Immediately, In
United states gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
oniec Of the company. No. DJT Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the THlRTlETH day OF
October, 1874. will be DELINQUENT. and VIII. be
advertised for sale Of public auction, and unless
payment he made before. will be cold on tho
TwENTY.TliiRD day OF November, 1874, %
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
ny order Of the Board Of Trustees.
JAS. II. GAGRR, Secretary.
onice-No. s07 Montgomery street, Ban Fran.
cisco. California. se76 I'd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nRFIcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED vIR.
" ginia Mining. Company; Room j. NO; soi
Az 4 meeting OF the Board OF Trustees oil
the above named Company. held this day. .
dividend no. g. OF Three Dollars $50 per SHARE
was declared. payable on Monday, the 18th
Instant. Transfer books closed on Thursday,
Inc sth instant, al . O'Clock J. y.
ocs I'm DAVID U. secretary.
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Hoard OF Directors. made on the 18th day
m husu,t. 1874. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock a. may be necessary will be sold ~
public suction. At the once Of the Company,
Room 81 Hayward's Building. 4lS California
street, san Francisco, California, on MONDAY:
the 10Th day Of October, 1874. at the hour OF
assessments thereon, together with costs OF 3D.
y~ertlsIng and expenses Of the sale.
II, q. KIBBE, Secretary.
onaee-Room No. 81 HaywArd's Building. No.
90 California street, San Francisco, caiiornia'
pe5 I'd
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-ADY RRYAN MINING CON-.

IL any LOCATION OF pflhcipai pihce VI
business, SanPnnclsco. California.
Location Of works. flowery Mining District.
Storey county, State OF Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that At q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day OF
September. 1914, an assessment No. y, OF fiNy
Cent. per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States god coin, TO the secretary. al
the Office Of the Company. Room No. 4, Hay
wards Building. No. 40 California street, San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTIETH day OF
October, 1874, will be delinquent, and adver.
tised for sale al public auction. and unless pay.
ment In made before, will be sold on The NINTH
day Of November, 1874, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
PRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
ohice-Room No. I, ~llayward'r Building. No
40 California street, San Francisco. Cal.
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~ THE nIsrRICr COURT oil

the United sistss for the District Of Nevada.
In The matter Of JOSHUA u. TUCKER, BANK;
rupt.-In BAnkruptcy.-To the crcdiiors OF said
Bsukrbpt's eetate.-Notice 10 herehygiven ihat
pursuant TO an order Of said United states Dis.
creditors Of ssid bankrupt viii be held a. the
once OF 4. strsthor. Eco. Register 10 BANK
ruptcy for said District. IN the Medin Buiiding'
o street. virginia City. on the l7th day OF octo-
Der, A. d. 1874. At I O'clock =. H.. FOR the pui.
poses named In the 9Th section OF the BANKRUPT
Act. u.nns -.
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Dividends.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nFFfCK OF TIE BELCIIER SILVER
" Mining Company. san franeiseo, Oct 0,
lsTl.-At a meeting OF the Board OF Tmstees
held this day. q dividend mo. 81 OF Three
Dollars (t3 per share was declared. payable
October 10. Transfer books viii be closed
on the slh int, at 10 o'clock n.
oc5 Sim n. G. KIBBE, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

TIIE JUSTICE MINING CoMPANY.
7 Location q principal place Of business, San
Loc.tiOn Of Works, storey county. State Of
Notice .-There arc delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock. on hccount VI Assessment
No. II. levied on the 9Th day OF September, 1874.
the respective Shareholder, % foilowp:
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MEETING.

ExcuEQuER MINING. coMPANY...
u Location OF works, Cold Hi ptstnet.
Storey county. NevadA-Noiiee.-The Regular
Annual Meeting Of the ~stoekhoiders o. me
Exeheeuer Mining Company VIII % nsia on
Al The once OF the company. Room No. ~ Mer'
Giants Exchange Building. California street,
san Francisco, Cal. IL the hour OF o-eloek
=. x. Of said day. hr the election OF of1eers ior
the ensuing rear, and the TRANSACTION oI s.sn
other business - may properly como oe,'''
meeting. 80
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETiNn.

ovprcy OF THE LADY WASHINGTON
MInins Company, Room 81. nayw.rd's
Rn,iaing 40 CsnfSrnls sireet, San Franeisco.
essaniforni.. sepismbsr IL. Is7t.-In .oeordases
lin = Ir.olutIon adopted at meeting 81 me
board OF Trustees q the Lady Mssnins.on
Mining Company hsla I'M. ~, IA &smpsny 10
,ng :, esIIed. he same 10 b. held At The once
he,sh comn.py on the iTth day OF October.
iis1I AZ i o,clock =. n. Of said day. TO tske INTO
sons,deation and decide upon . proposition 70
increase the capital stock OF said yompany,
,,or ysl,c of 400 each. the present capital
W. 10 sS.oco.coo, divided Into 5000 shares
o' '"e p. J. WHITE,
~ O. d. o'sULLTvAN, :
L. II, NEWTON. .N
SAMUEL DIXON.
,.is,d Trustees.
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MINT aoLD AND SILVER

M Mining company.-Location Of principal
plsrc of burInes-, san Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. State Of Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock, on account OF Asscssment
ne. n, levied on the 2sth day OF August, 1874,
The several amounts set opposite the names
M the respectIye shareholders, ~ follows;
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UUw YORK CONsOLIDATEn

IN Mining Company.-Location o. principal
Mace of buriness, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold I'LL Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada:
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the lob
lowing described stock. on account OF assess-
ment CNo, iW, levied on the 2sth day OF August.
1874, the several amounts set opposite the Nance
Of IN reanecfiye nhareholders. "a fOllOMsi
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And In accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the iith day Of
Auaust, A. d. 1874, 70 many shares OF each
nSrcei OF such stock % may be necessary win
s. sold II public auction. In 'front.' Of the once
Of the company. Main .,,sst; oSId Mih' story !,
ournt assessments thereon, together with cost
Of advertising and expense Of sale, unless pre-.
nv order Of the Board Of Trustees.
O. W. HOPKINS, Secretary:
Gold Hin. September Is, ts1<- sells I'd
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And, 10 accordance with law. 90 many feet Of
each parcel OF ouch stock y may be necessary
vii be cold ai public auction, ~ the once OF
the company, 10 cover the unnoupt -
Onhce-No. 10 North o strsst. i'l ...
II. scHoNEhAN, sserstay,
July 10. 1871. suis "a,
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DELINQUENT SALES.

NEW YORK MININa COMPANY.
IN Location OF principal place Of business'
San Frsncisco. california
Location OF works. Gold Hill Mining Distrset'
Storey county. Nevada.
Nouee.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
msnt mo, n. levied on the 18th day Of August,
lsTl, the several amounts set opposite me
names Of the respective shareholder, % fol'
lows:
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IN "a JAMES 8. KENNEDY. Secretary.

Fon the very oestPnotognphs 90 70 braaey
&Rulofson's Gallery without sTAIRS
"AsCEND II THE ELEvAToR, Nc. an
Nontgomery street. San Francisco.
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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
STATE TICKET.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV, ., 1874.
FOR GOVERNOR,
L. r. BRADLEY.
ofEiko county.
For Lisutsuant G~svernor,
JEWETT w. ADAMS,
vi storey county.
For Consressm&u,-.----.A. Q. BILLS
or ormsby county.
Supreme Judge, long term, A. N. HILLHoUsE
OF Eureka county.
Supreme Judge. short term, &C. II. BELKNAP
Of ormsby county.
Attorney General,.......... J. r. KITTRELL,
Of White Pine county.
Clerk Of Supreme Court IN. II. HEREFORD
OF Lincoln county.
Secretary OF State ..............C. d.. SPIRES
Of Lander county.
Controller. 80. ...............T. II. CRANLEY
Of White Pine county.
Treasurer. .......... JERRY SCHOOLING
Of ormrby county.
Surveyor General ...................G. HAST
OF Storey county.
sup't Public Instruction ,.......E. SPENCER
OF Douglas county.
State Mlneralogist :. W. FRANK STEWART
OF Storey county.
State Printer. ............. JOHN J. HILL
Of Humboldt county.
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NoEfIh peip.i 81. " business, Hfsinis,'

Nevada. -
Location Of works. American Plat Mining
District. Storey County. Nevada.
.erIbed stock. on account OF tho legal work
done for the year 1874 on the clam. the several
Amounts set opposite the names Of the respect.
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G L !!

WHOLESALE AID RETAIL, which he WIN
deliver throughout Gold HIN and vicinity oiths
Eve" oc sssa prices THOMAS GALLAGHER.
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THE EVENING NEWS
GOLD HILL. THURSDAY. OCT. Is. is7.
A rlnsrs took his wife to . grand


A rlKnxs took his wife to q grand
concert, and after listening with sppa-
rent enjoyment, the pair became sud.
denly interested in one Of the grand
ehorusss. Gan we. like sheep. have
gone astray." First . sharp soprano
voice exclaimed: "AIl we like sheep"
Mex, a deep voice uttered. in the most
earnest tone: "An we like sheep"
Then all the singers at once asserted:
.All We like sheep" "well, l don't"
exclaimed old Rusticus to his partner.
al like beef and bacon. but / can't bear
sheep meat!'' There was an audible
tittsr in that vicinity, but the splendid
music attracted attention from the pair.
and they quietly sliPpsd out.-Boston
Journal.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
GLOBE CONsOLIDATED MINING

GLoBE CONsOLIDATED MINING
VI Companyy-Location Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold lin Mining Distiict'
Storey County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th DAY
Of September. 1874. an assessment mo. y oi
fity Gents per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock Of the corporation, payable immedi.
ately. In United States gold coin, 10 the Score
tary. at the ONCE Of the company. Room 20, No.
<ie California street, San Francisco, Cal. :,
Any stock upon which this assessment .hsil
will be Delinquent, snd advertised for sale at
before. vii. be sold on the fourh day Of No
vember. 1874, to pay the delinquent assetsment.
Together with costs OF advertising and expenses
by order Of the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUIRR. Secretary.
Ofice-Roon o., No, lio California street,
San Francisco. California. seiit d
GLOBE MINING COMPANY.-Lo-
cation Q, principal place Of business, San
Location Of works, Gold IIl Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that NJ n meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on The i2th day OF
September. 1874. an Asses,ment mo. 81 OF Flny
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, PAYABLE immedi.
ately In United States gold coin. TO the Secretary,
At the once OF the company. Room "a, No. 4i9
Caiiiornia street. san Francisco, California
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF October. 1874,
will be delinquent, and advertised for palc at
public auction, and unless payment IL made be.
fore, will be sold on the Fourth day Of Novem.
Der, 1874. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
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Justice OF the Psaee--.Gsid Hill.
JAMES rERclvAL.
Csustabie--GsId HiIi.
JOSEPH coNsIDNE. a.
schesl Trsstses--.virsinia.
SAMUEL D. FERGUSON, JOHN SNOW,
JOSEPH BARNETT, d. DRIscoLL,
sshssi Trustses-Gsid Hiii.
WIN. MCKINLEY, EDWARD DONNELLY,
HKNRY MOTIF.
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shswias the ss.ssr sf Feet and sharesi q.
ths prtncipal Mises dealt 0. at the sa.
franetsos stock and Exchlsse beard.
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POLITICAL.

~
- TUESDAY, NOV. ., 1874.
Senator's
JOHN PIPER, T.,
=. w. CuUBBUcK,
Assembiymeu,
PHILIP REESE,
K. Il. SMITH,
n. q. ANDREWS,
WALES AvHRILL-
4. L.. BUCKINGHAM,
J. r. SMITH,
THOMAS u. ATKINSON,
JOHN Y. MCDONNELL,
WILLIAM d. GRAY,
SIMON OGG.
II. CRANDALL,
JAMES LowREY.
District Judse,
RICHARD RISING.
sheriff,
JAMES SHOWERS.
County Clerk,
AUGUSTUS ASH.
District Attsrnev,
WILL cAMPBELL.
Treasurer,
K. l.. STERN.
Recorder,
ARcnY J. MCDONNELL.
Assessor,
THOMAS GRACBY.
PubiIc Administrator,
WILLIAM MAYER.
superintendent OF Public schools,
j. N FLINT.
s~urvc,or,
ROSS X. BROWNE.
County Commissioners
w. ID. SHEPPARD lions Term),
JOHN RANDALL tLsns TERM,
l.. II. ToRP tshert Terms
A. FOX tshort TERM.
JustIee. Of the Peacc-virsiniai
Township Ma. i-JAC0B Y0UNG,J R.
Township No. 2-JoHN KNOX.
Justice OF the Peace-Gsld MN,
q. WRIGHT.
Coustable.-virsiuiat
Township No. I-THOMAs HUGHES.
Township No. III. ID. BALDWIN.
Ceustabie-G Geld Hin,
HUMPHREY sYMoNs.
schsol Trustees-virsiniai
". &. LORD,
w. II. HICKoK,
Il. J. PAsMORI,
AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS,
X. HURD.
school Directsr.-Goid Hill
DIR. ". q. CONwELL,
u. p. HAzgLrINH,
T. q. TAYLOR.
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STOREY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
X


Senators,
7. A~.ArkINsON, l.. T. FOX
Assembiymen.
JNO. McCArsI.AND, JAS. SINGLETON,
Il. w. kUsTER, JAS. ENZIE,
WILLIAM GRAY, RI. BREED,
BART. CALLAHAN, q. Il. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM LElIIGH, FRED. J.. TITUS,
VI. Y. WALLER, G. II. CLARK.
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WooD l. WoopI

THE UNDERSIGNED mas FOR SALE A
i large quantity OF NUT PINE MouNTArN
LINZ and other varieties OF WOOD. Also
mi supply Of the BEST QUALITY OF
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Observation-Disclosures
revnship No. I-THOMAs Hughes.
Township No. III. ID. BALDWIN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-23
About Infants in Summer.

The New York Tribune has some
very sensible remarks for the season.
which will be found az valuable in this
locality as in New York. That journal
says
Summer after summer, tepthing
drcn fall in hecatombs, sacrificed to the
Ignorance or cprclrssncss Of their par.
This year, however, as last, in
structions have been published by the
boards Of health in some neighb0ring
cities, by which the most unducated
mother may understand how to protect
her child rom dangers ag far ms possi-
Die during the season Of heat and fonl
air, The directions are based upon
plain principles OF common sense. which
we suppose would be patent to ANYBODY
OF ordinary intelligence, but which are
unfortunately the very facts soonest
ignored M AGgIHGtlIy uAyosLioqJT inah
the " |,d' "'~,. 10 nnglr
-. Called the basis Of u hnby's salvation
through tccthinG Il thorough sOusins
OF the little body in plenty of colo
water every morning, and when the
weather is extremely rot, Il tcpid sponge
bath at night washing, too, constantly
of all clothes and cloths used by the in
FAINT, to afford it perfectly clean gar
ments at all times. Whatever milk be
given should be thoroughly sweet and
cool infants, under two years, shout
be restricted in their diet TO milk, oat
meal mush or cruel carefully prepared
and beef broth or minced raw beef ir
small quantities. There is a popular
prejudice among uncducat5d women
ngalnst the "meanness of refusing food
to their children which they eat them
selves, to which is owing one-half the
deaths among that class of infants. The
swnrms of sallow, puny, wien. faced
babies which we see ut the doors of
tenement houses, are fed on mOrsels of
pork, vegetable, unraisCd bread, and
occasional sips Of tea, which may fall TO
Their mothers lucky lot. 1t is not heat,
or malaria, or teething, against which
the doctors have to contend, 10 much ms
tho obstinate ignorance of the parents.
Fresh air is, of course, n toni aud cure
superior to any mcdicine-every hour
passed by the child under the trees in
the squares, or on the rivers, gives it a
6 chance for life. No anodynes or
soothing syrups should be given, ex-
ccpt under medical direction"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-23
Chess Revival.

A chess congress in session in CHICAGO
and II Canadian chess tournament in
vrOgress in Montreal Indicate a gpecjoI
revival of interest in this royal game.
though not perhaps a return OF the chess
fever in epidemic form. The lan-uid
chess columns of our weeklies will for
IL season cease to be solemn, and cal
kings, soda bishops, vaulting
knights, and majestic queens will waltz
around the boards as in ante bcilwu
days. Should chess be encouraged or
discouraged as an amuserooot ..uI WI
time? Whethe" = 70 pnDhiC'or pas
JtalIYnnaLOr We IL IS advantageous on
> ,ngcous to indulge hubitually
in this game depends upon the mode o
life or kind of occupation of the per.
son INDUCING. To accountants, teach.
crs, writers, students, whose life il sed-
entary and whose toll is mental, chess
affords neither rest nor recreation. It
but increases the demands upon the
mental vitality, continues the intellect
nal tension, prolongs the days strain.
To play a game of chess scientifically
II as sever a tax upon the mental
powers AS to calculate an eclipse of the
sun. 1t is utterly foolish to deny that
for such classes ten pins, billiards, cu-
chre, and cribbage are not a hun
DIRE lfold better. But for phyicians,
soldiers, active business men, who are
on their feet much of the day, who
need physical rather than mental rest
when evening comes, chess is not too
~exhausting mentally, is absorbing in
interest, and exceptionally improving.
II d~evelopes caution, teaches dclibera-
ton and foresight, demonstrates the
wisdom OF broad plans and comprehcn-
sive combinations, Strengthens the ca
pacity to concentrate the thoughts, and
to fix and keep fixed for long periods
the attention. Chess improves the
memory, disciplines the mind Just rs
mathematics does, curbs the imagina-
ton which is too vivid, and tends to
calm the temperament which is too
nervous, makes the mind more analyti-
cal, and i%ascinates and enchains the mas.
ter of its intricacies as no other game
can. To some, therefore, it is Il royal
pastime, to others a detriment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-23
An Aleutian Mummy.

i. Sheeran. collector OF customs Mt
Kodiak, Alaska, has in his possession
an Aleutian mummy, procured from a
ave on Kodiak Island. The mummy
is described by our correspondent as
"simply skin aud bone" He is now,
and was when found, sitting in n crouch.
ing position, his head turned to the
right, his face directly on a line with
his right shoulder. When the kin il
touched it sounds like n drum. Part OF
his hair is on, and his mustache is per-
feet. Portions of his skin parka Shirt
remain, and his tarbasaux (boots) are
nearly perfect. II is worthy of men.
ton that although the mummy has been
exposed over a year, there is no change
perceptible. The implements found
with him denote that many years has
SINCE the gentleman was depos-
tied in the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-23
About Horses

The present racing season that has
Just fairly opened has proved tho most
disastrous for many years TO the own,
ers Of valuable horses. The list of eel.
cbrn'Cd racers killed or disabled in their
prime was already a long one, when
news came TINT Tom Bowling, king Of
the turf. had rupturel one Of his ten.
dons Of his left forelcg. His name
| must be added TO those Of AstCroid,
LonFfellow, Hubbard, Milosian, Duffy,
Weathcrcock, True Blue, Victor, and
Tammany. The owner of Bowling had
refused an offer Of 275,O 900 for him.
Now the broken down champion leaves
the field to Springbok, Preakness, and
Wanderer-his only rivals among the
multitude Of racers.
The many incidents that have hap.
pened TO celebrated horses suggest the
question whether in the course Of train.
ing that had been adopted in this couD-
try, too much stress il not laid upon
speed and too little attention paid to
the intelligence Of the animal. The
system Of preparation for the field is
entirely artificial. There is no attempt
to train in g]enlIencss. OnIy the sec.
onds Of time are taken into considera.
tjon. Nothing is thought OF but a
grand burst Of speed in the briefcst
possible space of time, and the money
is TO be made by it,. In Bowling's case
the training developed every vicious
propensity of the brute, and he could
with difficulty be brought down to his
work when required. ia the case of an
animal possessing 50 much intelligence,
it would naturally be thought that an
education and development Of his in.
stiucts (Which some would 20 50 far as
to call his reasoning faculties, wouId he
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-23
Lice on CATTLE.

Tho North British Agricultural. in
"h article on vermin on cattle, giyes
some suggestions rs to how to trent the
post. 1t would tako time by the fore
Top, and Oh the slightest Indication Of
oleir presence, make n prompt exami-
nation, and if lice are detected amply n
remedy. 1t il senseless, it saws. TO
wait until the unfortunate wretch has
removed the hair from his own skin
ena spread his tormentors among his
fellows The pediculi or lice, of which
almost every animal has it's own necu-
llar species, are not difficult TO XIII A
good scrubbing with soft soap and wa.
yer Will remove them. Linsced. ar any
9Iher OIL, prevents their migrating. md
destroys them ; but tho e%ficacy Of the
Oh, iS increased when TO every pint il
nuued an ounce of impure carbolic acid
or OF Bnrnett's link chloride solution
Iecoctions Of tobacco and stnvcsacre
I'iso poison the vermin, mn ounce TO tLe
p prl OF water being generally used
mhere The animals have been much in.
.IS'ea, a second dressing shonId tokc
Pl"ce ABOUT a week after the first. and
brushing, cleanliness, and usually n
more liberal dietry also oniovcJ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-23
A Forgotten Citv.

me late Lieut.. GARNER discovered
lost year in Cambodia, the ruins of .
sre't ancient city, Angeor. These ruins
aro OF extraosdinary magnifcencc, both
IN point OF extent and Architectural
splendor. The sides of the principal
lcmpie measure no less than two Mills
nnd a quarter in circumference. and tLo
remain OF endless roads, buried in for
e'ts ana Jungle, contain monument NJ.
yer monument, leach, if possible. more
astonishing than the proceeding" TLc
nrcnltectnre and sculpture of This for.
Bos.on city exhibit a very advanced
knowledge of the arts, and the GREAT
temple is described ms the master5;ece
vi some unknown Michel Angelo An.
seor must have been one of fbe sreat.
bis, cities of the globe, and vet Of IFS
:. ory no account remains. Notbina
ns. ahown OF it's past, save that a This
nese traveller, in the wear loo n 0n,
t,Unsa IT'S splendor, and that , I'un
hu pl years later it was referrad 'e .o
ny n~aoedenoyre AZ an ancient ru;" 10