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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
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STATE CONVENTION.

V'HE ST+1t CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
Z The Democratic and Liberia! Party met at
Virginia, Nevada, on the 18th of Jnly, iS7i
pursuant 10 cali. The following appportion-
ment uf delegates 70 the Stite Convention was
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
MONDAY MoRNING. Feb. Il, ls6S.

MONDAY MoRNiNG. Feb. Il, lS6S.
Do You wonder that | couple
your love, Your presence and re-
Luton to me with the Savior's?
l lift You up sacrcily and keep
You in that exalted and holy place
where | reverence, respect and love
with the fcrvency of my whole being:
whatever capacity have. offer it to
you. The closing lines of Your last
letter are these words: " shall hard
~ venture again upon a great friend
ship. Your love shall be enough for
the remaining days" That word
"cuough' seems stoicism on which
You have resolved to live Xnur life. but
pray God he will supply You with
friendships pure, and with wiioiy love
which your great heart demands. with
holding not himself. as the chief love
which conSumcth not, though i; burn,
and whose etlrctS are always perfect
rest and peace. Again. in one of voUr
letters You close with "Eait htullv
YOURS" That word Faithful" means
Il great deal. Yes. darling. | believe
it. trust il, and give YOU the same stlle-
~ With regard to myself. | am faith
ful to YOU; have been always, and
snail forever he, the world without
end. Call not this assurance imTiGuS.
There are some things we know
blessed by God.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
WEDNESDAY MoHS. March. 1868,

" EDNESn\N MORN, Narch. INVN.
oh how almost perfectly could |
minister to yea thi, Winter. my heart
glowS 50 perpetual. AIN conscious of
great inward awakening toward you.
Ii 1--we >lilll teach my children 10
begin their loves where now | am. |
cannot conceive of ANYTHING more de-
li,.!olS than y He cons, Grated to Il
tti,htul love. | !n~:>t that miss Vou
more than you do ne. bat soon | Shall
see my beloved.
IovE OWN DEAR WIFE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02

And diseases arising from the use Of Mercury.
such a. pains in the shin bones. swcllings a
ETC.. etc.. and Impurities of the blood. cured
in short time by the use of my NEGETA-
BIZ MlNlG EES, known only to myself.
lie Hot deferred from calling on DIR. ToZER
from de lleacY or Il fear Of exposure. as the
Doctor IS a man in whom you can trust. and
all cases are treated with the utmost secrecy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
The Old Formulas

Gf Rieof1 Acton and Bostwick ar. OF little
account, except to dry up the disease on the
sHrtsre. leaving the poison in the bloodl
which, ssnne- or later, will show itself as a
seconday disease in ~ aggregated form. These
acts ! have learned by experience. and think
| can say without Boosting that | have seen
mere practice in these diseases thnn any other
rhE>ieian in Nevada, dating rs it does from
l>ia. II becomes gnu. therefore, TO think we'll
before yau. empty physician.
VI hn / the proper one to corsuit-an old
experienced one, or one who has recently set
tied amongst YOU
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
Iehlkfh Charity lGlTlP, LOOP.

,;NIi; EEGUi.iG MEETINGS OF THE
/ i,-6ehal CHARITY bcErce Lod;c. l.. @. =.
j.. will be hcid uu1il further notice on the
first and thiil fhInAlS Of each month.
iiuur OF Nertin-, ; O'Clock P. NJ. s-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE GEN.
TRli. COMMITTEE.
ATA MEETING OF THErNIoS PE-

4 7 \ MEETING OF THE UNION Pc
n puhllcau state Central COMMITTEES, held
IN VIRGINIA City, June u. III. it was
Resolved. | hat II STATE GoeFention Of the
Union Rcpv o-tran party be held at Ninne-
mucca, on ltFrsday, Septemher II. l>1i. to
nominate candidates fer the following officers.
tc-wit:
Governor, lieutenant Governor. Ecprc-
sentative i'll congress. two Justices ut the SUI
prrme Court long and short terme,l Secro-
tary of state. Attorney General, Treasurer Of
state. Controller Of state, SarveSor General, I,
Superintendent ot Public instracta n, Stato
Minpraogist. Clark of the supreme Court.
state Printer, and State Central tommlttcc,
and fnr the transaction of such other busi-
nesS a shall properly come before the Con-
yentiOn.
Resolved. That each county be entitled 10
ono delegate at large. one ter each 100 votes
and ono for each fraction oyer 30 votes cast
Tor J. W. llainos, Presidential Eleetor at the
general election Of l>12.
Resolved. That tletest 10 be required of all
voter> at the primary elections Of the PARTY
shali hc lirst-Arr yoa eitizon ot the
nitrd states and the state OF Nevada, OF
will yeu bea lawful voter at the ensuing cleo
tiou" Sccnnd-Niai You support the nomi-
ness Of the Republican State and County
Convention at the next election'
Ite.oivcd, I hat the several county commit
tcns b. recommended to adopt such other
sary to the promotion ol purity and fairness
at The primaries.
Delegates are arportioned to the several
counties rs follows:
iuuEidH'''..
fIno...-...
>mtrai
>
LIICU
''','-,..'.
lNr1k .
-..
urms
,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
A Grateful Acknowledgement to askillfui
Gentleman.

This world is ore of continuous ailments;
Now, to assist those thar are in misery, and
to prevent local sickness, do not fail to consult
hk. ToZER, the well known and eminent
Physician Of the age. The most astoniship"
cures accomplished when all other medce.
men fail, and are compelled to refer To ono
who has relieved the community fronr his
eas,S that apparently were bevond rteaicai
skill. JOHN c. VALENTINES,
Snn trnnri srn. california;.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
StraVeos or Stolen,

I,PoM NEAR Town. 4 LIGHT BAY
/ horse. branded ..J. b. on left hin. also
several Mexican brands. ! reward of 80
VIII be paid TO any one returning the animal
TO Walsh Brothcrs' stable.
lyi Ian ALEA. h'hAi.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
s"cl: SAL

Some AND BRICK House. WITH
= teHr rooms, hard finished Will be
III II batsaIn. Iur particulars, inquire
On IN !remIScS, ca i'aul street, or of VI. b.
IA Lut, N Spring street. Jy2s-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
NOTICE! !!

NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned hoids III, Efnorui
ieEer uf Attorney uf Charles l.. Bray. and
Vii atteni - the settling ~ Fl hi, business
IN EIrrta. ANY Information rglatIvs 10 the
lot property of Mr.. Hrpy VIII h. thsuIh fuiIy
appreciated. " Il. HAAENpeH,l
Eldeka. Julv -, lisa. i,s-.t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
DIAMONDS LOST.

'TliE FINDER OF A JfWELFI BoN
containing number @. Eil,Innd llnss,
,'fea,trllS. aud i1rriuES, viii ne haHisauc-
y ir"aiayd b., leaving ;hel. nj thi> elice.
" : ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
MORE OF MRS. rILrON'S LETTERS

Besides those telcgrapled and pub
lishel here. the following letters from
Mrs. Tilton to her husband were en-
bodied by him in his statement. in or
der TO show what were her feelings to-
ward her husband before they were
estranged by Bcecher:
SATURDAY EVE, Feb. |. 1865.
oh. we'll | know. as far as am ca
pable, love YOU. Now. to keep this
fire high and generous. is the ideal he
fore me. | am only perfectly content
cd and restful when you are with me.
These latter months | have though /,
looked and yearncd for the hour when
YOU would he ut home, with longings
unutterable.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
Wy Plan i. Purely Vc%A.abIc.
rheumatism. Neuralgia;

DESTROYING the disease and purifying tho
blood. 80 that there Is no danger OF second
dry symrtoms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02

MONDAY. Feb. :, lS6S-9 O'Clock y. VI.
What may l bring to my beloved
this bright morning? \ large throb-
hing heart of love, single in its aim
and purpose TO bless and cheer him
Is ii acceptable, sweet one
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
Eureka lodse. NO. .i6,F. F.&A.M.

2 Ire stated Cemmunirtripns Of Ia
..Ef,\.. rcNa lodge. No Il. /. X i. NJ, viii
f\NS/<bc hold IN Masonic Hall, OF erery
" Saturday on or preceding the ta.}
moon in each month.
to.lal eaMmaa.eaiious every SATURDAY
Evening.
Members of sister lodges. ard soiournius
brethren in good standing, are vpldIai,y III
yitcd to attend. u. + .EAlLl. Nm.
y. GtNEuIor SECRETARY. i1-,al2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
a. G. IT.

'IiiE \ o. IL. meet every first and third
/ SATURDAY EVENING ot each n:onth.
nj u'oelurk. at the corner of Clark GEd
Monroe streets until further rc,ice.
IiluS. HALEY, President.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN. Secretary. atI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02
Structure Of the lrethra
SyphiIitic Disease

Is il presents itself on this coast. is of n more
Formidable character than that seen in tho
Atlantic States or uropc. arising rom the
nese and Sandwich Island disease. Those o.
you who have visited the two latter countries
no don bit have seen the dreadful effects of
Oh both the native and foreign population. 1t
requires altogether different modes Of treat
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-02

nF~Rcmemhcr. DR.. CHA> II. TOZER'S
eAiee> are at the Corner of Main and Bate.
man streets. opposite the Courthouse AID
near the PoStoticc, Eureka, Ncv.
y. decentralization at the Office fr""!
Office hours from \. NJ. to ?. NJ.
mylitf CilAS. II. ToZER, NJ. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-07
Marrying for Money.


An extremely sharp and intelligent
American gentleman from the West
once walked into the Office al Doctor
&. 4. Jackson. the chemist. doctor
Jackson, I presume ?" said he. "Ies,
SIR" "Are you alone." "Ses.sir."
May I lock the doorg" And he did
so; then. having looked behind the
sofa, and satisfied himself that no ono
else was IN the room, he placed large
bundle. done up In n yellow banker
chi-i. OH the table. aud opened lt.
"There doctor. look at that" Well"
said the doctor. 81 see It," "What
do you call that, doctorg" 81 call IL
Iron pyrltes." "What?" said the
man; isn't that stun gold?" NO"
said the doctor. "lt's good for moth
Ing; it's pyrites." And putting some
over the fire In a shovel, IL soon cvap-
grated up the chimney. "Well," said
the gentlsmanly man, witha woe-be-
gone look. "there's widow up In our
town has whole hill full OF that, and
I've been and married her."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-07
By.,:oNg DAYS.

I'm thinking Of the school house. Ned,
"wh.re We sat aide by eide"
And studied Wsb.ter's spelling. book.
And laughed over Gilpin'- ride;
And traded lack knives now and then,
when not engaged IN play.
And got our jackets nicely warmed
How often Ill not say.
I'm thinking 81 the roadside green,
OF every tree and nook
And how In sultry hour or noon,
We swan IN Pantry Brook;
And when upon IN. easement came
The rulers tattoo loud,
How each OF ss, In passing In,
Took OF his hat aud bowed.
I'm thinking % the benches rude.
And de-ks 60 broad and steep.
On which W. leit our autographs
In letters wide and deep;
And when our fret new writing book,
so free from stain and spot.
We soon adorned. on every page.
With many an Od.hand blot.
I'm thinking of the " old slough" Ned,
And it, waters. dark and cool,
In which We hathed our sunburnt feet
while on the way to school;
And where the youthful tadpoles lay,
In spring time many q score,
And golden lilies richly bloomed
In summer, near the shore.
I'm thinkin: OF the forest. cool
Where hr- and c dar- grew,
Aud when oar feet Ia mO--e- sank
A-we hunted gum to chew;
And Of the pleasant meadows where
On many = scattered tree,
We hear the rcd.wlnged hlaekbiri sin.
ili- song of"quonk aree."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-07
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nFFIcH OF TIE BELcnER SILVER
~ Mining Company. San Francisco. March 5,
isJt-At q meeting OF the Board of Trustees,
he'll this day. a dividend (No. 2D of Five
Dollars (t5) per share WAS declared. payable
February 10. Transfer books will be closed on
''n ms % I'm II. c. KIBBE. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
Tic Expenditures OF the ssO,crnmcr..

Professor L. i. Elliott. @: H's.i.:- v..a,
: mas ..repaTed som. cufir;is statistic. 9: :i.e
COS: u: me natio.a. s..s.rnInen: Der capita,
.na.:: different :.ttI., .;is:ra.loEs. The sta.
! ..s::cs are not. street.. speaking for admin.
:st:a:!on periods. nu: "a, four :s.a: year..
.pn:cyinsatln. the different presidential.
:.t.n.:E is'Iation.. E&o.p! in crns... az. nee OF
Was. che cost .? :Le E.:srnn;e,t PEE .aI::a
:: .es nc: appear to vary greatly. even .:i:E:,.:
ex.en'.e! i.e:;ods OF years. ;n,1., the ca.
re: heat: iron. :!"! 20 ia. was !! Is: :.u'l,
go: 81 !:g'. s -: ioe lie :ouss .:,....
n .sCH. {! 60: ar: :nr :he .our Years
e:.s:ii: il iScs. 5. T.. Tie four rea:s end.
.Ec - 1915. including the va: pc! iod. raised
:Ac cos: 2. 3 e.. ni. che cost was soon
reduce. again. Az. I'D not during any cne
period exceed :! :. amt! tire Mexican .r..:.
period. whe: j. :eac;e.. s. -. IN 81. .wo
Terms immediately preceding. .he rebellion.
me eos: increased. - s.: - ana s.: q. arr;
n :ue FRS: fonr years u: she war they
ncu:te.i ia So 70 III currency. OK ;!t:G 10
Ea.G IL Tie :oU: y.a:s &: .hr L.n,r.i. :.a,;
Johnson administrations. :he COS: vas
Il" IS u cu!renc:. .. s. - = goi,: per
lead. During The f!s: :ern. %: President
Grant :he cost was reduced 20 &. 3. Il eur.
:-acv. or s. 3: il gold. I: the expenses
growing OF: II tie rebellion ;ye deducted:
from fms -:ho.e cos. she expenditure per
capita Was only S! Il ia currency. or 5! -
=. gold. being no greater. IL tact. than Ike
COS: Der capita during extended periods O:
peace in fhe :i!s: hal: century G: lie Ia.
..o;!s existence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
TIE Ring Finger.


We hare already noticed the mode O:
procedure adopted bi she hridegroons n
placing the ring upon the fourth finger OF
the let. hand. Though i. was reached
simultaneously with :ne cvhci..iin 9
"AreE." !: tar we:gi.ier season prevailed
with :.any OF our :oce!a.her. 20. selecting
this finger 20 hea. the Matrimonial token.
The finger OF wh.ca :hs ring is 70. be
w'rn Is :he fourth finger Q: the left hard.
ns'' 10 ire !itt:e :ags,: because tr ,he
I. I'D opinion o: :ie learned and exper..
enc Il ;r ripping ~. and anatomiz!rs mems
!,oc',e.. there IS {. vein vi o:oo! which pass.
eth from me fourth Eng.- into the heart.
called sen. c"oi's-:oTe's vein: arG so
toe wearing Of the ring on that
tase:. s.saife:a tina: the :0y. should
me- &c vain OF famed. BE-: ira.
Al. key did give hands eac: 20 tie otie.. 90
likewise :iey should give hearts also. where.
an" ;:.at rem extended" -Sw..;.gae'
Ilre'.s. "F S...ssG's.
l.is idea seem. 20 have arisen IL Egypt
"a ea:!: az the second century. App:an.
an s;.car,i-,ar historian s.vs no. ~ 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
.Au international sy.:em of .Eese orO:og:cai
Kep0rtss

I"as!-.a $50. Correspondence Stiia'iefIfss :'r.s
Ya- sigma. Bureau. the yciingest ~: she
scientific ciiiC..l o. tns government. :l-as.cs
IN in SIS humane york "a :!-s interest o:
c....m.g:es a-..cu..1:I. and sc.-!"e. M;
ecn..n: VIZ. i:o:.uins s9: She eai"'r O!
IL ,l.fl.:. u1 u:: own sh"Ies GENERA Meyer
ie:.ec...: arrangements Wit. the different:
European :ne.cs.s o....s 90: = s..s..a !'..e:.
.at.rEs. s:s:elU y: :e:H::s tae utn-z.:
whic:. ":.! s!'ead:l: :-c;ue 70 American sea.
!ne:i =. aG- Lar. J. :.s :. !:... S:ic. tie :i:s.
81: .!.,..a.". Il g. Ia. principal European
aatU.: "D.e:ra:!.Gs have heen 'asi.i. e. q:
E.r!:.lrc. a: lie SAME Io,nea. -: .!Ec el.a.
.las teen .e..c.e'. :v- IT, :e.caSa: signal
s'a::oi.a ~ ~. country. a.t: c.Iese
are :o:was,.+.: ~ Ma.. se.ai-:1on.i,r
20 .:.e s.sGa. ::f.e. i, Washington. Cor
.iisc.s.':,. IL :cnnsc'!u:; w.:n lie !e.u.
"a. reports o. ta!s cr'.ntrr. Nea:" .''
:vce.Ga stations are neg engaged L. Ills
wc:. ar. s.;t::.n: data ..!ii sas,: &c GU.
.ec:"t. ::s ::.r Deduction q! .-Es:a. laws Il.
:s!....:. - :..e movements a.: tie :a::pn-.
pie:. TIA. VII mark a :,ew er. - meteor.
cl"s:. !:ese reports, consolidated With
'ao.c male a,c 'Ee signal .tiic-. will be :s.
.i:e.: daily - printed :o.;n :o- .:.e :s o: al.
Me:e.:o."gls's. -. large co!I.s O: ~.
se?rt:. cA.:ct. las E.-Ees. SO enc emily Tor
tie en....sr::a. Institution. nn.!e. tie be
supervision 81: :'rc.es.o; Henry. was trans.
!.:Ie:. q the sigma. c:ce or January !. and
s.:sce :aa: .iat: n" seize. o: observations.
cres -. in s.liE ue:. has been :.sei III con.
ne.::c,. w.t.! go = q: ar stations. The sc...
g-"n genera g: Che army. recognizing Che
p:opr.s'v Q: concentrating al .lfc:a. ne
Neurological. vG:s - tie coU,.trv in :.
sin2!a atG.". q: me Lrs- o: July .:
this yea. s.::et:e.: tina: il. :I.t::e the
verc.t. :n...e 3: tic military posts n
the, Ca..e.: States. .: netnbe,s o:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
Labor Crisis in GERMANY

@ssoi ding 70 paragraph III efe He.s.
o'''gs!' eNoclrieiten. there is still a great
want OF employment for the iaboiing classes
throughout the German empire. The
eHc!al reports from all industrial quarters
not enly indicate that production has con.
slderablv decreased. but tina. in many
places positive stagnation is being *.
pecienced.. In the ron districts of West.
phalia. and the Rhine provinces especially.
deheleney OF orders is still complained Of.
Many furnaces are extinct, and unless
matters mend the same fate seems i'm.
minent tor those which are yet employed.
1t is stated that the imperial government
considers the crisis to be of so serious
nature as to- have taken the matter into
consider alton with view TO devising means
of alienation and that the chief function arv
of the ministry of CON MERGE is TO visit the
manufacturing centres, in order 60 make
himself personally acquainted with the
e4act state Of affai1so
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
General SchencEss Rooa.

Donn p.a:t hays L: the H'asSin gcon Cane
"a: 1.-The fac: that :. .:t!e '.oo.: .on.an;mp'oo
,!e rules governing r!e gall.e u: Soker lag
:,een privately circulated. ana said ~ lag
from the s1en o: General Eo;e.: e. Scbs ~ W.
is creating muc!: amusen.e.. a' ;,oma a.e
abroad. Now the or.gis d: .i.;so va anG
toS'le IS about as follows General Seb.afe'
was the guest of - noble English 'sSr a aes
owne: OF Horace Wa!po.es :amons hs
deacc. Strawberry Hit. ans ..s A,os,i fese
minister was questioned. 81 L;s Salteap
about our one national game .: cards Au,esfs
era: Schenck undertook .:.e plea sing zen, 11ens
initiating the noble dame il, .he n v ,Ssk Of
ne left Strawberry Hi!s she ,.,s sxileE
70 reduce to writing the rules r.sr,niNyh NM
game. This our minister did. :r: atag the
clearly as he could, on h:s ..ff:"n my - and
oon, anu mailed the treatise IT, lis saso Lone
ing entertainer. Much 90 his sEr,r %;se'aats
nc iittie annoyance, there apTeayeG siam .ie and
aA.et. iof private circulation. 3 aean,o.,Iy
TTotten-up book Of fourteen pages saI'sau li
lreatise on the Game OF Poke" "A
mors imam doubtful Whether our ab,a N
popular diplomatic representative nes, and
court OF st. James would hav. "a. y es
letters" ." Ky republic o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

Dad +-n AeaE .: the event at Montrea! :as!
year 4 servai.: .i:. struck az her bedside
T;-n . rosary IN her Lai.f: the beads being
metal. Daes yeur beat extend into She
Canadas -
No. And hear tia. :here :ron zoe.
oily are II use. They should aave nice.
-Ai,t are copper. Iron is easily fused.
ii !t not BODY enough TO conduc. the sull
electric current. Tie neral sLeits: the
cailtIng IS DESTROYED. NV copper sod
never acts 90. Those Canadians are
fools. Some o: them xnot the rod al The
Top, wi.ic: risks z dead: explosion. Srs.-sG
OF imperceptibi: carving down the current
ir'" .he earths q. this sort of rod does.
Mine is Che On = true SOC. Look att. Oaly
an. dollar q Scot"
''This .s5:se q: v,i. e:En ealing IN an.
'-'Le! :nigL' make On: s.-:Sust:us With -.
sHect 70 ~0u:-.,:.
"Hark, me s.:n..er becomes Tess i,.l:..er.
irc. II Is a-a:ln. Us and nearing the earth.
700. IIa:ki One ctainmet: crash: All che
vibrations j, al. cae Cy hcaiEssse Another
:.as: Kv.,!::'
..Waat 60 :o,i!" sait.. seeing Elm. row.
.f.stalear."u..r te.inT. ishing his staff, Jean
.nten:lv :o:war.: tcwai.. Che win.low. with
lis g;gI. :ete anss middle fingers on his .c::
wrist.
Bat ere .:,e words had WEI! escaped ne
ancthe. exclamation escaped AIN.
''Cya-L: .n:: :hree :.l=es-less tlan Il
third .: a iAi.e Ot!--.vonGer. somewhere in
stat wood. ! passed :hres stricken oaks
r.!e7e. :ippei gu! new and Offering. The
oak draws .igi.'a:n. !no:s 'Lan any other
t.ln se:. nar!i4. ':.E IL s".i:.on IL It's sap.
Your ;ico: her. seems OAK.
''Hea:: ":...,::. From Tie peculiar time o!
.rong ga: 1901. me. suppose rcl puruose!y
select ..o:2lr weather 20. yous journeys.
When ..s thunder - rearing. sou a:eens i
an hour peculiarly favorable :as producing
IMPRESSION. favorable 20 yoa. trade
'Ha:s:-.w!rl!
':tcs one who would arr: others viii.
fsac.essness. :oa seem annesee.ninsiv
!.:Ics.us yourself. Common men choose
:,,r wea.he. COZ their s:ave!s: yen caoo.e
;i:InIes.s'o:il.s: and yet"
THAT irave! in :.un'.e. storms. graft:
BIZ. 10: w..aou: particular precautions.
s,:c!: as cn.v .igatding-:od man may
&new. Ha:k: ttuick-.ook q: MY specimen
GOD. 0nlr one collar q too"
"A re!v tine :ci. dar. Saw. Bu. VIA.
are :hese pav::cIla. precautions OF years!
": frs: !e. me close ycnie. shutters: :ae
s!an;is rain - beating through ;.e sash.
Wi! i'ay up.'
Are yoi: mad: Know vou Eta. yoa iron
bar IS :. sw::: conductor: Des:s..''
=! wi: simply ::ose :he shutters. and call
my ncy 20 bring lie wooden bar. Pray.
:ouch Gle 1e:..puii there
s..ra VoIt sr.n>;cs TIA. hnf1 ,y;ra .ricts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

+: Deity Will not, Of purpose, make War On

Deity will not. Of purpose make War on
:Lan's ear.h.'
.'Impious vretci: :oafued the stranger
5iackeniLg III .hs lace as tie :.ins''"
b-amei. I viii publish your :nhcea no
Sons.
TIE scos! r.ew biacke: az his :at": :he
indigo circles charged round his eyes az nc.
s:erln II, - round The midnight moon. He
sp:ang upon Me: as :r,-to!ked thing 3! !n.s
l.aI:.
!se:ze3 Sc: snapped It: siash".: e:
'!.,: u: ana dragging .he darh sgEtni.s
s!I- oat o: NJ -:oor. sung Ais s!aoWscs
Eorpeg scep-re ette: arm.
But s:,ote q: 2ar treatment and spite %!
NY :!issnas.ve 'sii 0; nm to III" Ie:g L ao;-.
the lightning co,: snaL still Gwe!.e II :he
laf.: still travels IN s-Gr,u the. ana aE:Tes
3 t:sde VIII. t:le tear. % man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
TROPIC MIDNIGHT

tie fafn fioats r Il: she crescent tnaca
Ao.ds i'll Its cup a SoHud OF t.u-s.
/: sc raln.bud5 il the mont: az JuEs
just breaking through their vernai aasS
Night blooming agares tn The sheaf.
20 Catch the light Distilled ~ siisws:ss
51ii evertiowiug cup anG Leaf
us cluster breaks ill slidLlghs :l9~e:S.
) sehsrous stiffness ao:th ana south
And east and westo and .jus- as sWres
sAs seeds OF polneeranate i'll Che .;l"ath.
Or KISSES 0taen young lo7ers nee:s
Breaks u q low sweet uudertsue.
Like brooks shat grieve i'll beds Il: fern
As Il By curve and peobe stone
Jig moon had Spiked her s..Ntr LIZ.
IL airy current Ellis and sipes
Ire HOvec and olllr 20 y all Ton 3se;
]: blows the rush's .leEdf pipes.
And rounds the purple tgs wlts, it3.cSS
L-E- merchants breaking aids o: la:s
pr Jars ct oliv-e, desert b"rns
F.nrapp.es lift their 2r.ck:ed ehs:1.
And siow :Le seeds OF :sas-aE: Sosaa
Like Hebrew MAIDS che s.sse:is !!pl9
Ghelg pitchers 10 the vapc; sPr..S
and he she hollow r;ilG. ri go.S
With II usky rAsdI.: gis'. a4vo:i:@.
80 oice. shlrk. earn knew Ad-: a"sds
ia lands like these Of palm an. Ti!.,.
Wien midnight gave tie swee aGtosI
Stat ;lyneG sac water an:2 "i!.es