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A California Ranch.

The Chicago Journal publishes a letter
from ex-President II. D. Kitchel, of Middle
bury College, dated Oakland, CAL. In which
he says:
81 met here last fall, Mr.. Francis belong.
from Cornwall, VT, who invited me IN the
spring to come up and see his ranch 20
ran up by steamer fifteen miles TO San llai,
ael, where he met me with carriage anu
took me eleven miles out 10 MS pace;
About Is years ago he got hold oil an oid
Spanish claim here of - 900 acres. l 900 oil
which is intervale, Level and smooth, dotted
with oaks. and now waving with wheat
and barley. A navigable creek enters, 50
that his own schooner does his carrying.
4 mile and a half up. at the head OF the
valley. be has q fine spacious Dwelling
and a whole village OF out-houses
Around this $50 acres are IN fruit trees. l. :
600 apple. 800 peach. As many plum-and
fg. almond English walnut and pear,
enough-and all as clean kept as Hover
bed OF vineyard, eight acres. Good mar
ket at San Francisco for best FRAT; but he
finds profit IN turning most OF 1t into vine
gar. Tie wheat and barley are for hay.
winch Is in great demand. Green nils
circle round this valley, and he owns to the
tops Of them and on these thousand hills he
has lust about 1000 COWS. These are d.
vided into nine drOves, each drove assigned
to its own ranch up IN some raylne, let TO
some dairyman. with dairy buildings anu
implements. and 10 the amount oil Ten
acres per COW. on terms OF hall the put
ter. calves. and pork to each party lhere
are nine such complete diaries. lie took me
through eight Of them-elean. sweet, per
fect-and the SIX months up 10 May ist mao
welded twenty seven tons of butter. bring
ing an average OF thirty cents per pOunu- !
rode with him Two days all over ms ranch,
and a richer piece Of scenery or 4 liner Dusi-
ness stroke have never seen.
Strange how perfectly things are lifted
for their place Here now are to be SIX
rainless months. and all grasses are To
die-and how shall any cattle KIND 1--we
90 10 those hilisideS and pluck
NJ a handful of the .rass 1t Is
thick as a mat. about SIX to eight inches
high Half the handful Is burr clover,
full Of rich. oily seed. Another quarter
Is wild oats. A. nutritious n the tanner :
and the rest is OF two other smaller
SORTS of clover. and all sorts OF seed5
flowers thar now make all the nils a.
CAV a. garden Already all tins Is
ripeninr and ready 10 dry and die, out
viii hold there A. good nay. ana the
ground. covered with seeds, and cattle
and sheep viii feed and iatten Oh these
dead looking nils till the rains come II
November On such feed these cows give
their pound of butter q day. Each dairy
has it, little field of barley and beets, 70 iced
fora little time after the first rams, I'll new
rras- start- Nothing lives by the roots
all -tart- again from the seed
And You should see these lmmensite- OF
wheat. measurable only by mile This
wear. again. California Will be the banner
state ior wheat. Tor the ram, the one grand
condition ct fruittuines- here. has been al
they want
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ties, was not such as would particularly
please Democrats and their late bedfellows,
the Liberal Republicans, and we expected
their organs. both in the State and out,
would howl the epithets, '-bigoted, par
tizan,'' understandable. "ill-digested.
ETC.. etc., but We did not expect to hear the
most ultra of the opposition claim that
it was an old campaign speech. with moth
ing new in it We fancy that the real OBJ
lection is that this arraignment, every
word of which is conceded to be true, hits
certain stockholders and directors IN ten
der place, and for their edifcation the en-
ploye gets up criticism. Senator Id
munds mas reputation too well established
to be injured by puerile attempts TO dispar-
age his abilities or his discretion. lie has an
influence in the Senate and before the peo-
pie. second to no Senator in the country
and his familiar talk before the State Con
vention Of his own party IN the city oil ms
residence and life work, was an honor TO
him and did much TO strengthen the people
who heard him 10 successfully meet ana
overcome the malicious attacks and scan
dals OF the meddlesOme busybodles VINO
have no higher vocaiions than peryerting
public sentiment that personal ambitions
may be satisfied at the expense OF the pub
lie Weal
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The Albany journal Of Wednesd

The Albany Journal Of Wednesday say,
OF the prOhibitiOnist convention
Yesterday Two little knots of incorporate
men. cloakinC themselves with the name OF
temperance. tied themselves uT-one al Au-
burn and the other at Syracuse. The
former nominated a full State ticket headed
by Myron II. Clark for Governor. This per
tJrmance must not be mistaken Ii proceeds,
not from any considerable body OF temper
ance men. but from the baker dozen who
are Pr0hlbIilonIsts IN name and Democrats
m practice, and who have for several years
regularly nominated q third ticket Last
year ont OF G75 900 votes in the State. they
secured = .563 all told FOR Elliott. their can
claatc Tor Comptroller. and II Is possible.
though not probable. that they may secure
a. many this year for the mummy whom
they present for Governor Not only do
these fellows, who are too much tricksters to
be called fanatics. entirely fail to carry the
sympathy, but they encounter the bitter
opposition OF the real temperance men. who
would under no circumstances support
their ticket.
The journal adds that the great BODY of
temperance people ARE blessed with good
sense when they are asked to depart from
that course which good sense dictates they
want valid reasons given for it and when
no such reasons can be named, they will not
follow. We believe we know something Of
the temperance and general sentiment of
this State, and We know that IL was not re
necied either at Auburn or at Syracuse.
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Republican Nomination,


wINDHAM COUNTY.
Senator George Howe, Bratueboro ,
Andrew A. Nymau. Athens
Assistant Judge--Ezra I. butterheld
Wilmington o. ; Howard. Townsend.
States Attorney-O. L. buttertelt VII
mlngt0n.
Sheriff " Bowker. Wlliamsvilie.
Judges OF probate-Abisha. Stoddard,
Townsend ROYAL Tyler. Brattleb0ro
The senators. state : attorney and sheriff
are new nomination., the Others are the
present iucumbeuts Of the respective oihees
ORANGE COUNT.
Senators-John W Eowel Randolph,
William T. George. I0psham.
Assistant Judge - Chester Dlckey,
Orange Nathan j. Cobb. Strafurd
State Attorney-N : Boydeu. Ran
dolpA.
sherih-soIon h. Berry. Thetf1rd.
.ludge~ of probate-N llllam II. Nichols,
Braintrea. Henry " Bailey. NeWbury
The entire Jicket is q new one. with the
exception OF the re nomination 90 Judge
Bailey of Newbury Judge Nichols is AT
present assistant Judge.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
sanatar--Jame- e. Wilson. Oh. Bethel
Jos e. Parker. OF Hartford N G Ed
muul-, Of W eSton.
Assistant Judse--Calyiu French. OF Cav
eudisa Crosby Miller, oi Pomiret.
State Att0ruey-N. u Walker 90 Lud-
low
sherif-surrev W Stims1u. OF Ludlow.
High Balif-E. Amsden, of Windsor
judge OF l'r0hate-Johu Portcr.0t Hart
lord Wm Rounds. of Chester.
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Burn them wholesale Ancient sczrs
viii bleed and thrub i you delay.
Thrust them in between the bars.
Tied up IN their packets - STAY,
] see nv mothers writing. and
Ny fathers. az. It's theirs indeed
Though leiiered in a large round hand
That their little son N zht read
How priced them New 10 school,
How my very s1ul did ache
gre; had killed . little fool.
II the heart could really break.
"Chss0ld's writing Dear old boy.
Whatever happen. I'm your friend
lie meant Z too W thout alloy
Our friendship Wa. and feared h. en-.
How OF while dropping down ine stream
o. idly stretched anon the hetthv.
We shared p Youth Presumption, dream
And vowed 90 storm the world together
o fool 10 rrusf O h0yish WORD
q fool TO feel @ h0yish sorrg"
That Cliss0ld. walk n Win q loI4-
Would cut me. j we me. tp-IuuIfuN-
" Burn the letter Ancient scar
VII hleec and thTub Z you delay
Thrust thea lr between the nars.
Tied NJ "a their packets =" stay
That hauc g. delicate and small
Traced upon paper pinky white
Does Ike happy dream recal.
time 0f heavenly delight.
nv vie M love o tender -irl
Twill J. j me g yOu are not tine
And here. q brown and silky cur.
Tied with the iaith.u color blue
The honest silk has faded quite
AM would tins only love o. mine
Shed. d she saw me dead tonight
a SINGLE tear JOY au-- lau- syne
Burn them wholesale Anc ent scar
VI bleed and ilrHh with tins delay
Thrust thc letters through the uars,
pper not another - STAY
That iareI- II sheet ] cannot burn
IT, Toms last letter give lt me
Ilew-ites b g O. Dis return
IT, rho-s-ue ue or a-alu should Sc.
Burn Do. uuru all For they WHO traced
The mes with suua keen pleasure rela.
Whose love can never be replaced.
Are false. are tickle. or are ceac.
Burn them wholesale Ancient scar
WI bleed aires. with each delay.
Thrust .lem ID between the har--
Tlav rel1u- {. ] esIerdly.
-CHIHs0- .Ila'H
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denomination of Gov. Dingley has been con-
ceded not only a. a mere party usage but a
2 fitting recognition of the fidelity win
which he has discharged his duties the
nresent year The makeup of the Conyen-
tion plainly indicated that there has been
no falling of in the representative charac,
ter Of the annual party meetings. The rural
towns were more generally represented at
Augusta, yesterday. than the cities. PORT
lad Pc.
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BANKRUPT BLANKS

And many oths rorms il common US. As
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-03

The amount Of water accumulated in
Lake Tahoe, Nevada. is more than thou
sand times that which devastated the Mas
saehusetts valley. and this inland sea is held
back by an artificial dam. Jones, the "God-
made-money maniac, may some day be
left without constituency
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OFFICE. PECK'S BLOCK, COLLEGE ST.
The attention Of Insurers -
respectfully called 10 Inc ioiioW-
ing list Of reliable ana nOnor-
able COmpanies. Of which Tins
Agency i The sole represent
awe for this vicinity:
Roual Insurance Company,
OF ENGLAND,
Cash Assets. Gold, sI2. 900.
Conn 1ierciaI Union Assur-
dnce Co.,
OF ENGLAND,
Cash Assets, Gold, SG.o"" 600.
Franklin Fire Insurance
Co..
OF PHILADELPHIA.
/ Cash Assets ....... $4,000. 600.
Pennsylvania Fire Insur-
0nce Co.,
or PHILADELPHIA,
Cash Assets. ....... SI.sOO.OOO.
american Fire Insurance
Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA
Cash Assets loco. 600.
/ National Fire Insurance Co..
OF HARTFORD CT
/ Cash Assets ........ 5000. 900.
C0nnccficW Fire Insurance
Co..
OF HARTFORD. conn.
Cash Assets .............S $500, 900.
atlas Insurance Co..
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Assets ............ $500. 600.
HeStcheSte1' Fire Insurance
Co.,.
OF NEW YoEK
Cash Assets .....-....S 70O. 900.
NGtjOHGl Fire Insurance Co..
or PHILADELPHIA
AEnA AAn
4HenaGnniG Fire Insurance
Co.,
OF PITTSBURGH PENN
Cash assets ............-.S5 100000.
Citizens Insurance Co..
OFNEwARK. Nj
Cash Assets ............ $500. 900.
Peoples Insurance Co.,.
OF NEWARK N.
Cash Assets ..-...-......S $500. 600.
First National Fire InsHr-
Gnce Co..
or WORCESTER. MASS.
Cash Assets -...... --.... S9OO. goo.
Fame Insurance Co..
OF PHILADELPHIA
Assets. ...--. 1890. $500. $3.50. OO0- I
Mercantile Insurance Co.,
OF CHICAGO. Ill.
Sun6ury Insurance Co..
OF PENNSYLVANIA
LycOmiRg Fire Insurance
Co...
OF PENNSYLVANIA
Assets. Prem. Notes. 81. 500. 900.
] erNOnt Mutual Insurance
Co.,.
OF MONTPELIEk.
Assets. Prem NOIes. 1900. 900.
UiHdsOl' County Mutual In
SUrGHce Co.,
OF WOODSTOCK. Vt.
Mutual ms. Co..
or BURLINGTON. Vt.
IFareIers Life and accident
Insurance Co..
or HARTFORD CT,
.ash Assets. ...-..-.. -. $50. 900.
ernOHt Life Insurance Co..
OF BURLINGTON.
iaSh Assets. -.......-.. -SI6O. 900. c
Careful attention will he given
q all business intrusted 10 rhis
Igency.
e Losses equitabty adjusted
md promptly paid nj this Office.
Il. =. PECK. +
General Ins. Agent.
Burlington. VI.
June D. dkwts
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WRITE

To Bryant stratton, Troy Business College; cata-
logues and specimens OF penmanship; sent free u
any address Is one Of the Oldest largest hest sus
tanned and most practically conducted commercial
schools IN the country, and the only one thA'
teaches book keeping BY lefsai Original Trsss
action Ninety per cent Of its gfaduatss are now IN
sueseeGfal busnsss. fosal sxpeass tor fhrs>
mnnths oourss, including board, 4l2D. nddrons,
DpeG-Wly,im 1Ipy,GY,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-03

Upwards Of 300 boats. of m average ton.
mage OF 20 900. reporteaat the Port OF St.
Johns the past week
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RIPLEY 4 uOLTON,


Dealers in Builder and 6addlery Hardware
Paints, Oils. and Narnishes. Leather Betting,
and Conn Trimmings.
Junss fdkv2m
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Iron in the Blood
MAKES The WEAK STRONG.

The PerIyriGn Syrup. n Protect
ed Solution of the PrOtO1idc Of
IrOl9- as so combined rs to hare
the character Of an GIiEleRf. as
easily digesfed and dSSiHludfed
TrIth the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the 0u0nfitU
OF Natures OfrH jtGii-iH0
4GeHt. Iron iH the blood. and
cures "a thousand ills. " simply
OHTOniI1g APP. IHrigOrGtiRg and
IitGii-iHg the System. The en-
9'iched and ritGii-ed blood per-
meGteS ecery part OF the body.
repairing damages and 7caSfc.
searching ont morbid sccre-
tons. and ie0riag nothing fer
disease TO feed 9fpOH.
TINS as the secret Of the IRON
de7JUt success OF this remedy i7I
Curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rhGa, Boils. Nervous Affections
Chills and Fevers, .Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Viror.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female COMPLAINTS.
ana al diseases oriGin0fin0 iJl
Dad state OF the blood. OF. 0c-
conpdlaied or debility or u Io1D
stdte OF the system. BeiR1 free
from alcohol. in any form. its
energi-i't9 effects are not fol-
ioiCed or corresponding 7.eac-
non. out are permanent. iRfts-
sing strength. qigor. and men,
ttje into oil parts of the system,
and building APP an Iron Con-
stituti0n.
thousands hare been ch0u1ed
on the use of this 7-emedU. from
freak, siciiy. Suffering crea-
lures. to strong, heaItHy. and
hdppy DseD and aCoHnels: and
ilardiids cannot s-e0sO1saIIyhes-
stGte to give at q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL.
WAN SYRUP JlotC,s Iva the gIass.
Pamphlets Tree.
SETH W. FOwIE & SONS, Projectors.
No. Milton Place. HAton.
SOLD BY DRUGGIsrs cEsEHALLx
Oct 2-deodkwiy
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VERMONT NEWS.

weight ia pounds
The hay crop throughout the county +
unusually promising a TINS time althougi
badly winter killed IN some Localities
/. Il. 6row. an old resident Of johnson
wa thrown from his wagon recently, neal
the rock cut on the railroad. ana quite
severely injured lie struck his side against
the end Of tie. ant now lies II q crltlca
condition
Selieu Merriam. Of M0rrisyille. exhibits
three-dollar bill. ninety-uIne wears Old. II
/, 81 inches long uv - broad. and Is about
the c0l.- Of plug OF tobacco
A county grange meeting was held al
Uvdauark. on the 18th inst. IN the nal OF
the American House. about one hundred
and fifty ladies and gentlemen OF the order
helr- present Hon /. Z Shcrwln. OF
HvdeparE. wa ieiecteI Master Among
other matters under discussion. the matter
of Organizing a county council came up,
hr- wa voted down. 4 large number eN-
pressed their Gisapproval Of letting politics
+ come ui. iu any shape into the deliberations
of tie order By very light vote IT Wa
decided a. nave their committee cal q
I county nominating convention. when Is 70
+ be an open one. and % which the farmers
/ generally are 10 hc invited
An unusually heavy rain occurred II
F Watervillc. last week. causing the streams
F % rise tll higher IMAM al any time previous
+ RMS season and as they flooded the meadow,
ana ul0urhe5 fields, the farmers sustained
muca damage 10 their crops
ORANGE COUNTY
Barnam- circus passed of quietly and to
+ the satisfaction ol the Randolph people IL
is estimated that Il. coo people were present
- .-.r ',''' 49, ..,,' ,.-, cas- of d-nnke9-
ne INV 81 r,v hence policemen-- fees
W. er,an
,,,r.,.. ....,-,-r,-
T.-.....-. .-.-...--,7 ..- ,eo,,-ro-. io--
- - ,-,-s-T,iI Tba arrb1-i-
w ,.o,-,-,,,. ,ff r,',ssifii-
- -5i--.ia---, 10. s,b.ii-
ODD ' ''-''
John Drown HlIe no' u D-l l'l--' i5
-. -. ~ f,.-.s l,. ,ro,, d
lose hi- -i.-hr
u-.-. rl5.- 81 usri,-- hare .fipreI
-a, MO - ..-.,.'c Voc ms
- No. l.,'i,-.,,e9
-i-.r ,,,.-l.-
RUTLAND COUNTY
4 telecraua line is being put up between
P0ulcncy and Middletcwn.
NIdfIor5wr is 70 celebrate the 4th of july
10 grand style Uoyernai t1nVer~e u cA-
peetei q be present az the Montyert Hote-.
and Dir hoolttle. the proorie1o-. is 10 nave
splendid fireworks ln the evening, AMI q
grand bal. the evening before.
The trustees 0fTr1v Conference Academy
have elected Rev Martin J.. tauy. A. NJ
a principal. Mis- Anna ~. MyJho a. lady
urIuclua.. and EcV. 4. l. Cramcr, a. B..
a. teacher ol uat1r4. science
o- F--4,, afternoon a- Mis- Dana
-.b5-I +ea'-l's- If Fl-- 1tsiI,nrfo-d va at
rs,r-,-,,,- - .rt,- -r. f-re In the school
s1r.- t-.s rs,..s- f..---- ..--- and burned be-
-. ~ ..3 ..-.-. i..,--cf nov boi- T.
put ln the sha'.ng~-
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Essex JUNCTION, June sth, 1874.

In the summer Of 1873. ussd the New York Ed
amel Paint. consider IL full as cheap As lead and
oil mixed in the usual way. and believe il to be
the most durable paint in use, s. A HILL
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LIVINGSTONE Il DEAD.

For thirty wear millions have inteu1iv watche
his per lous Yet heroic struggles ana GRAND ac eve
HISTORY OF this world renowned herr aud nene I.
tor. when unio.is also the curios.tes ami wealth
a ND and wonderful country D. is ust rel-l
-" agents wanted quickly one agent sold I~--
ether ~ one Week. For part cu.ars s11ress III
bAlsp BkO>.. either Phlla.. Boston 90 tlur.lul-
June -, +l4 c4W
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j L II L Il l. Il 4

winch % Elake the LIVER act We. assist oil -es- ul
pnriil the blood. Strengthen the liter ue aba ur.u
Aft "r-aiis. INV -urate the system ana rake 1.-
ENJOY life as you ought Prire.l a bottle. JOHN :
hELLOG0. Agent. New Nork June 1 +dEV-s
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New and secondhand. or frsi-elass makers
be soil at lower prices Tor cash or install imeuis
19 10y rent IN city or country Curlu- THIS month
~ HORACE WATERS a son. n. 4-I hr.atwas
thAh ever before offered in Nov Aurk. SEE lALif
flhnos and organs % let until the reut mes uaf-
thc price OF the Instrument. illustrated c--lH-le
maiiel- large discount o. Minister. llur-lc-.
Schools, Lodges, &C. June ID. tdSv4v
Dan NEWS .-DR. LIVINGSTONE DEAD
II Agents wanted iur the only new W complete
BOOK 7a page. Illustrated CIRCULAR free Co..
UNniAN Boos Co.. Hartford Conn.-iune 81 fdks
Nv
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{. KENNEDY


RIPLEY HoLrOS
Genis.-In the fall Of 1872, ] used the New York
Enamel Paint my buildings. l consider II GOOD
paint II does not chalk or crack and vet retains
its original gloss. HENRY HILDRETH
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6ents,-Two years ago / painted nv buildings
with New York Enamel Paint. Thus far 1t looks a.
well as when first used IL. consider il the cheap-
est and most desirable paint in the market
MILO KELLER.
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The attention Of Insurers -
respectfully called 10 the follow
ing list Of reliable and honor
able Companies. Of which this
Agency Is the sole represent
alive for this vicinity:
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TIN
Church Street Hardware Store
New York Enamel Paint
THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD.

THE BEST PAINT II THE WORLD.
This Paint is composed Of pure White Lead. Zinc,
Lnseed oil. and other materials chemically CON-
hined. forming new compound. which dries upon
the surlaee making smooth, glossy, beautiful and
desirable paint Does not fade, chalk, CT peel Of
will retain its beauty and freshness twice as long
as the best Lead and oil mixed in the old way
TESTIMONIALS
WSOOsKI FALLS, VI. May &c, 1874
MEssRs. RIPLEY H0LTus
6EsTLEHES-l have recently examined wooden
structures which have been painted from one o. two
years. with paints which purchased of you known
as Chemical Paints and ! am prepared TO say that
thus il has stood the action OF the weather bet
ter than paints which have had applied as mixed
from Leads which have purchased Of various deal
ers and in some cases 1t has been applied to build
ings when other paints had failed u remain |
cheeriully recommend your paint rs both durable
and desirable. Yours respectfully,
EENNEnT
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ESTlfAY

tAMk into the enclosure OF the subscriber ,l,,,,
~ Lhe is,n o. June, -Four Yearling Heifers Tn
charges. and take them away w. pay
East chariotts, W., juno 24th, is7l.-stsaM
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ms seNins hachins gives the best satisfact iaI
70 the user is pa for most readily and is the hest
Of al 10 sell Il there Is no Domestic Aren't 10
your town, apply t. DOMESTIC 5. NJ CO. New
fork.-June I5-fdsw4w
LADIES SEND Tor elegant Fashion Book.
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For sale at the F,.EE Pass Office. Darlington
JUSTICE WITS, COUNTY CuuE7 WRIT.
CITY COURT WRITs. PETITIONS AM
DEGREES. sUBPOENAs. MORT
GAGE DEEDS, NOTEs
AND RECEIPTS.
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Junss tdkv2
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-05

LEWIS BRos.-As will be seen in another
column. this celebrated troupe is to perform
at Armory Hall on Friday and Saturday even
ings. They have just closed an engagement
at Piper's Opera House. where they were well
received Here is what one of the papers of
Virginia City has to say of their performance
of Tuesday night last The object of enter
tainments is to entertain. When they accon-
plish this result they are successes. Judged
by this criterion, which is the correct one the
world over, Lewis Bros Combination is
success The house WAS not very well filled
at the beginning of the performance last even
ing but the Professor soon began to make his
audience do little impromptu advertising
for him. People passing along the street
heard the roars of laughter, and looked in to
see what was the matter. To look was to en-
ter, for the hardest thing in the world is to
hear shouts of honest laughter and not want
to Join in. So this exremporaneous advertls-
ing went on till the house was well filled. 1t
will be GRAINED full tonight. The pro-
eramrne is to be entirely changed. The Pro-
fessurs performances are excellent. Some
doubted the evidence of their own sences.
For the benefit of such, a committee OF ply
siciaps have been invited to be present to-
night, to examine into the experiments made
before the audience and report. To satisfy
these, few such simple feelers as pinchlng
up and piercing the skin on the backs of the
hands and ON the cheeks, and such little
pleasant pastimes, will be INDUCED in DR..
n 2, Fetterman has consented to be one OF
the committee and the others will doubtless
be present The jugglery is good, and the
aerial pictures are beautiful, as well as won
derful.