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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-04
NEW TO-DAY.
Auction Sale of Drift Wood.

10y ORDER OF THE PROPERTY COM
ID mittcc. the Flood Weed throughout the
| CANYON will be sold ON TIL hSDAl the 6th
bav of August, commescing at 10 u'Ci.oCA
in ia, following sections, as the wood lays
ON the ground:
section No. | will be from the Reservoir,
abovcth, Iirhmond Furnace. to a point in-
mrdiatels in front of the Stone House. Occur
pied by Superintendent shaw. -,
Section No. = VII be from the aforesaid
Stone House to the lower Slaughter-housc.
Section No. ; will be from the Slaughter
house. where the coal teams were caught IN
the flood. about one and a half miles below
thu Slaughter house.
SECTION So. { will b, e ON the last point to
the reint where the old Austin road crosses
the canyon.
section No. will b, from said crossing to
ths Six-Milc House.
AnsIuarc. sawed or h>wcd tinbcrs or any
pieces OF wagon or furniture arc no, included
in this sale Also. the same das. the tommit-
to- will sell all goods and merchandise not
claimed PRIOR TO thai date. By order Of tho
aat-:d PhUPEE1l COMMITTEE.
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She spoke the steamer China entering
, the port of Panama as she IN out.

She spoke the steamer China entering
the port of Panama as she came out.
Weather warm and pleasant.
The National Bank and Trust Com
rany Will pay a monthly dividend OF
= per cent. on the 9th.
The British steamer Vancouver ar
rived at Hong hong to-day. She cN-
periencea a heavy typhoon on the way
out. but sustained no damage.
The mining share marke; exhibited
a better tone TO-DAY and there was a
firnier feeling in nearly all descriptions
following the rally i'll Consolidated
Virginia.
An.oae Iiunekler. accused of the
murder ui his another. has been dis
CHARGED. by oraer OF the Supreme
Court.
Four persons were committed tCthe
Insane Asylum to-day rom this city.
two being omC
Another Young Woman. Miss Juhcrt.
was arrested Tor INSANITY. Is she WAS
i'll the act of committing suicide Ivy.
jumping GU: OF a sccond-s;ory window
OF Il building on Washington street.
Ii i. reported that the contract for
furnishing flour tothe san Carlos lteS-
crvation. Arizona. ii Sd.1S. and the
contract for supplying sugar al -
cents, las been awarded to Head Il
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The Great Scandal.


On tkc Grounds shat ID. NOR II
not t!,e Proper rcr.on to <om-
nnc.es Suit. ami s,sa: Scrrt.cr
HouIi sot Unite in The rrose:u.
ton Waiwori;,. the gaririic.
supatic-NcctinS of Hailrca'i
Ncn-AlniEpr:a Freight ana Pas.
cage Cnriif s;econinhcaaci-At-
soraey General " tIliams seek
lag Real.
NEW ToEx. August :.
In the GavHor-ril.on case. Justice
Riley delivered the following opinion
in a crowded COURTROOM in Brooklyn.
He en- ertaineI the complaint in this
case and iSSUci n warrant against the
defendant. believing tito he his duty
&, TO 50: Il had nj knowledge of the
complainant cr his position i'll The
natter. Defendant was arrested
on that warE3u: and appeared Ee-
fore me- personally. and by
counsel. aat complainant also
Appeared n: the same tiuae. when il
was admitted by the complainant and
hus made knewn 10 me fer the iir>.
time tina the complaint WAS no: made
WIKI tie knowledge u cOn~en of the
person alleged to hc hbcicd. Now.
while it i true that libel i 4 public
niltnsc. i, is ala rue thai it j. such IN
atien~e Of private INJURY inflicted upon
the individual l!hc.e3. Complains of
Ibis KIND usually originate wiki the
per,on a->ai.e /. although it i ne; al
WAYS absolutely essential this should
ha so: and many eases ocear wlero
third persons MA interfere without
;,y,,rvth.r A1fn.sN als aAfNSl.ra 1t 4lN
Kind. A. a public eficEse, however,. Il
consists of injury dene CT threatened
Ia the individual. |; i hardly con-
>i>tent with legal principle To assume
crime from couNrrza:iou 0r Puhlica-
ton, however Vifulen'. when the per-
son therein mentioned, who Is gcnerai-
" supposed % te lt.p be>t judge OF
what tifec,> his alton, d"Cl!ueS or
omit> - prosecute. Therefore. the
p.r~en mentioned III complaint is 4
c..iz,u OF HTrohlyu. to whom the
cossf,> afo IL accessible - to the on
piainaut. IN thi> case he has not seen
l.. - make any complaint, and does
no. uii;e III this prosecution; ant
have concluded. Al This >;a-e q he
ca-t. That i: i nay duty - dismiss Tie
complaint, lot because the cainfiain-
an. I'D no: have the rich; - make it..
bit ttcaU>et tie person ALLEGED to have
ie i.bv!cG les Hot now Uni.e i'll tins
pra~9rus8un.s
UnIer the Recommendation Of the
Board of PaNSic an. Frank NalWorth.
The larfiviap. las been removed to tie
sac Asylum for Insane tonNjct>.
The conference q railroad repre-
.eusaliNe> II saratoga EJNe decided
that ciuitah'e and uniform freight and
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FcSEIlu NEWS.
IToii .ay Ease TaiI il, s..,.1:I.t.

AE-tt>t -.
T'o-lavthe bank i closed. ii Icing 4
general holiday.
~ Manchester, on Saturday. tie
.Atlantic> beat the Rcdstocking> by "A
score of Is t. l.. Tho -aiuc ia>.ed Two
hours. y e, recourse ii = ~ec;atur>, large
and a%pprct.J.ife. lehe!d the game.
The players explained the method ol
lay.l- Ut he -roani and gave exhibit
tom, oftfrowinganl catching the bah.
liIe as-etuhla-e appeared 10 under
sand the game, and there was some
BE- in OF Inc Ie,uit ai:er the second
inning.
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[CoMaEStCiTsp.f
EHE STATE az NEW ADA vs.. TIKI,
CENTRAL PACIFIC EAiLEOAD.

If we'll known. il is no. sutic.ca ~
needed. that the Central Pacific Com
pauy has not only afflicted Nevada
with excessive rates of frejgttani pcs
sGge. making her the >capc-Eoat Of the
Pacific coast. bu: has r~crpetrNtSd the
outrage OF refusing t o deliver Ed>tesa
/ lrclrAt uni. il has been conveyed %
Sacramento or san Francisco. and
from thence re>hippei - is pace of
destination suhicct 10 a ~rGchar-e of
almost fifty Per cent 4 dl.t5ona!' Mr.
stanford. pleading IN bar too California
accusation. ju>iities the discrimination
between afaHsh and lecut rates. hv
the necessity Of comTeting wiki the
Pacific Mail steamers. How he would
e%Ntenua.e his Nevada policy is al un-
solved problem. Tie ilea Of shipping
wool. fer instance. from ElSo to Sacra-
mento i'll order Il have i; carried TO
Boston or Nc@ York at o:her than
ua1' rates, is unheard Of out Of Mexico.
where with ports in sight cotton mus.
tie packed ON mules thrca hundred
leagues Ia 4 market. Tie Central aii
other roads have sheltered Themselves
from safe supervision Nv ingenious
AMI subtle ALLEGATIONS, and by Eg-
tet5tic> tina; nave ire iceiul1iy dis
graced The administrators e the public
viii. When >..li ed q Legal >opai~;ry
the naked tac,s are. the sac, through
its Legislature. has jurisdiction within
is bnuEllrEp> aypr4 al matters H.. inr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-04
THE REASON.

1t will be remembered shat the
Democratic State Central Committee.
which met recently in Virginia City.
had a very spirited couteSt over the
time for the holding Of the conven-
ton. The Bradley-IIyman clique ,av-
ored a later date than that hXei bv the
Republicans for their convention.
while Ellis wanted the Democratic
Convention to meet as earlyas the 10Th
of September. TIE friends Of the
Ring, after considerable diminishing
with their six-shooters and proxies,
succeeded in callingthe convention for
September 18th. four days after the
Republican Convention. II now ap-
pears that these Bradley herders had
in view a scheme lookin. to the pro-
motion OF the interests Of certain Re-
publican aspirants. The word has
gone ont from the Bradley wigwam
that w. w. Hobart, for Controller, and
J. D. Minor, for Secretary Of State,
must be Endorsed by the Democratic
State Convention. A letter to this e.
feet, from M Of Bradiey's chief
fuglemen in Carson, was received
by a gentleman..of White Pine otlony
since, and we are assured on good au-
thority that the trucking dodge is be-
ing quietly circulated among the faith
ful in all parts of the STATE. Worse
still than this is the rumOr. generally
credited in the west, that Bradley AMI
his hackers have formed an alliance.
offensive and defensive. with the Shar-
on wing Of the Republican party. Ger
tain ii is that every prominent Sharon
man in that part Of the State * also
Jealous advocate of Bradley, claim
for a reelection. Perhaps the great
mass of the Democrat parry viii sub
init to this trcacherya On the part Of
Governor Bradley and his trainers, but
we 81 u not believe it until we SEQ it.
ID. X. SESSION. the talented young
man appointed Principal of the state
University, at Elko, LEFT Carson a few
DAYS ago To sutpr UDon the n
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II IL L -
SQC Reward.

1 BLACK MULE, WITH \ NEW fACn-
y saddle and ahout / ,rtv feet o. new rope.
ihe Muln has a - arish brand on tho left
flank. ! lie above reward will be lail 10 any
one returning TIE animal ut Shiple,'> Iu-
reha iiav Yard. aui-eSS
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THE GREAT NORTH AHE21I.N
EO;fE~

The Carson -4ppeui of Gee da.e
thus humorouSiy pays its RESPECTS to
those great North American bore,,
Satro and Kendall:
There NAV be and there may not be
are inclined % thiak there j, not
much cred.ncc 10 be placed III the
rumor that Kendall i i lar.ncr with
Sutro III the Great Phanta>lnagofioGn.
We are quite unprelarei 70 bciieve
that Su,ro would lei a. poor a lecturer
a. Kendall INTO "A partnership in the
business. Il Kendall I-any partner At
all. h. l., by agreement. ! silent pa :
ner: for We can not help agreeing"
that The VOiceiul A~sYrian is mo- the
KIND of a man to divide tine honor. of
the dioraiuic show->h9p with any
body. We al believe. however, that
there is a fei~lOw-ieeling h-tvren the
protector of the tunnel and the author
OF the scheme of h0rinC, by the Arte-
sian process, perpend.rtIiar holes in
the great deserts of NeNa Ia. So. there
fore. 1t may he true thai these tWO IN
genious persons have put Their head,
together and cDn4n upon die plan, thai.
IN case OF the I4iiUTt Of either one Or
the other PrGiet'S. theT shall club
them Together and peddle them oti;,
IN parcels 10 suit. a. rtaiy-Haade tun-
'.eIs for n-3rro#-gaHge railroads, "
1nbOrn. Blu ii we We're in ken la.i>
place. We would have it IN black and
white-and 50, indeed. would we. # We
we're III >utro-Which. thank It'd,
We are Hot.
FATAL AsFRAY Al BE: sfoNr.--he
Belmont C.ur7er Of July 5l,t re.a,es
the following:
on Monday last. AZ East Belmant.a
diliie lily took place between p. care
AMI ). Toland. The latter received a
blow on the ,kull which proved fatal.
death ensuing on Wednesday. carey
surrendered himselfto the authorities.
Nelslng an examination, Justice
SpUtliwGrth admitted him to nail OH
filing a bond in the sum ot s2.GG0 for
his appearance before the Grand Jury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-04

THE REGULAR MONTHLY
meatigs pi tin Eureka Hook -.
and L.aiaer Company No. J.. witl sgT
De hold IN II I->HaY ENENlNG. G
.AH2 tst +, ls1i. q. usil.. Bcaf:R's egi-.- nj
: cock SHARP. K. u. BEATTY.
aui President.
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Stl.HNCI Oh. stolen.
$40 REWARD.

nNE SoRi,EL MARE AND ONE ~
- Sorrrl Horse. The Mare is brand ~
Cd - upside down or II, right shoulder:
the horse. CAPITAL A." with ans on top Of
A. 4 reward Of so each will be paid to any
one returning them II: kt.GLI sfEsFAiN'i
RANCH. aui-2y%
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Il = r.pnr. that Alfred p,rtt MI
". Erurt Gt',ha GlrnnIaroa,i" i "'''
far Ca,nimnv h1,a Ieln I-1,".Sl t"r
f.,.arT "mt ~ th. - 80. ~
t>-d - .5nt,a ~" =
Tha".4n.,n .,,,..6d .r o.a,.l, o,a
.,l L,.tar''' -, -, - 10
T,,tl "a NAV ~" 80. -. -
~. t,a.,,at y, - -,
trin =, fLa CnI,,a D., r,...r iii -
,Lityn >n,n, ,",n'. "tlt '"Ne
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SO REWAREH.

I'VE ABOVE RE" ARD WILL EFPA!D
l by TIL aHdarsiFaefi for tn, arrest of the
tn;sf. 81 ih!cses. who s.ole tae rollers froni
m Aash-hu =. o. the tlaneer Restaurant. g..
fF!dAy night. Gtf.P. 1t NDGkEN.
M u--.t
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Subscription for Stock.

Ten thousand five hundred tsio.j0N dol
lars uf The stock have already been taken.
and the books are now open 10 the puhlic for
Subscription for the remainder. TO wit: 80, 20
II. tie Las ,'ico ot liitihoasr 4 Davenport.
EylauG's iinl.uIEg, Ea!eman street. upon the
follow ing terms:
Twenty "a per cent. of the subscription
will b. ~~eIGirod AT iht time Of subscribing,
and " MY % per cent. cvery Thirty 80
days thereafter until tn same is paid up.
i: order oi til lsosld Of frastces.
wv. ARLINGTON. President.
WI ttytNFoET. Secretary.
Earcka. Ney. July .. 1871. .y1-td
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.

~[srECIAi. To TuE rAILY SENTINEL
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FOR SALE

4 TULL OUTFIT For HOISEkEEp-
"A ing, including Cooking stove, iaTIer
stove. spring bed aud Bedst,ad. aInnt
ahaifS and nashstand, Dishes, Carpets, etc.
etc. Want, e. sell to one party. CalI on 49,
j: II. NAkkEN.
~. a. n. y. Clark. sfeYa
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City Restaurant,
I'm. ZiNOW, Proprietor,
North Main Street.

DOAi B1 THE DAY, WIEN .
ID or month. | would ~rcssrrt- esSsA
Tally solicit n share Of tho ;,ublic NfrA
patronage. feeling confident to suit -~.aA>-
one and all in beard and prices.
a4i-tt " NJ. IANbN.
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Trinl-A change Of Ncnu9
Granted to santa Clara County.

itHi1l>TEH. Al. AUGUST -.
Tie Fir-l DiSlric; Court of san BENZ
10 couniv i, now i'll session. Judge Bel
den presiding. The legal fraternity of
Monterey. San'a Clara, and san Ecnio
eoun les i we'll represented. The lirst
cs,e on the calendar is that OF the
People ". Nasqucz. =. p. TUlley
and [. i. Darwin. counsel for Na>qucz.
appeared and made u motion for a
change ef Venue. upon the grounds
that he could not haNea fair and inn
partial trial. Nasquez, the defendant.
was hot present. having flied aiiidavits
TO the effect that he could
not safely appear. owing to
:hc violen" and prejudice of
the people. and that he was afraid of
personal violence. The District At
tarney. y. G. Briggs. in reply II this
motion. said that he WAS not prepared
10 say thai such prciud!ccs did not en-
i>t. ~wncreupon the motion WAS granted
and the case transferred 10 santa Clara
county. TheattorncyS for Na>qllez are
evidently preparing 10 make 4 stub
born defense. Much dissatisfaction
exists among the people en account of
this change. and it j. the general
belief row tina! Nasqnea will never be
bln-
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DR.. j. WILLIAMS.

physician AND SUEGE0N. OFFICE
L on south Main Street, Eureka. Nevada.
tro 1oors above the Parker Hove. s.L9r
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A%CCoEpTNG to the Carson .lppca,.
Kendall amt a carpet-ba-gcr. That
journal says he carrie, his box of pa
per collars in his little lunch basket.
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LOST!

RING WITH TNoIEINK.S
Z hoy, OILS watch Icy and aE&3
mail giIe7 whistle. The finder will pleas.
retain them to tn intcruatioia al Hotel. aIel
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ECUWD ..

1 GRAY HOUSE. WITH
y piece o. rope cntanglcd in n a.
bash, three miles below town. The A-<<
horse was picked up two DAYS after .NkA
the flood. Can b. seen at the Iac.-ttaIn
camp. nj the mouth Of Goodwin CANYON,
near the old Jackson furnace. aui
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\ sTRIKE IN Ophir is reported, and
the ,tocE has advanced in consequence.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FCcE1

Indicted GJr Forgery -scaIaan Con.
Sietei-IrouE . II Arizona Rail.
ROAD O?e1.,d from Eaaasna
G.eeH3arks The sac Deposit
(oinIsaHy's 5:uiiiia. S.caIncr
S.sOkeH-irrise NJ E0u.koag-
Ihe Mining Si;are Market Inl.
FrO5iH. Murderer EpIpn~ei=
sent t. .tOcAiOn- sane Sou.-
an-LlOur ami Sugar Contract
AHartei,
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b. II. Session. the talented young
man appointed ; Principa of the State
University, at Elko, LETT Carson a few
days ago TO snter upon the discharge
OF his duties.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-tSITJ ALTON Ef AYOuNG
w Girl to dc chamber heasnwork ard
waiting on table. or li-lt holsssorE i'll q pri-
vatc family. Apply to iiiniiA As MUltFHl'S
Shoe .torn. 2um street. aui-lw
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Two DIVORCES We're granted in the
District Court Of Lincoln county last
Saturlay-Powers vs.. Powers and
NorNil! ". Neryi!I.
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ATTENTION., ROCKS!

Nh TJD.il y.
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ROAD TAX

\U!I'E i lIEtEbY GlNEN THAT
~ 'hv icai lax or 'a7I j. nov due and
payable to me. ; IL. feather de.av.
IL" t!I-, i,ond ! .yervisor.
i'ich"' June IL, lo'h JclJ
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EEIi NEotS.
THE EUREKA ODD FELLOWS
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Eureka, eureka County, Nevada.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
Four Hundred Shares
$50 & A H.
President:
William Arlington.
Secretary
William II. Davenport.
Trustees:
William Arlington. Isaac Whistler.
Walter b. llarrub. William Head.
W. II. Davenport.

1TIIS ASSOCI ALTON Is INCORPORATED
under the laws Of the State Of Nevada.
for tn, purl osc of rccting n building for tn.
Use Of tn odd Fellows .: Eureka. and to iii
the Lodge # eld Fellows and other societies
and organizations. AMI for stores and Offices,
and will proceed immediately to erect uron
tn" land donated to the Association BY the
citizens of Eureka. situated on tho east side of
Main street. To-? feet south of the fostoiiec.
in Eareka. n substantial
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Ejre-Proof

Being a two - stery. and basement firc-proof
stone building. fronting ~ feet on tho cast
side of Main street. and running east 90 feet,
the same width. to the west side Of Buel street.
the basement having n frontage on said Buel
street of AZ feet.
The entrance to tho basement will be en-
Buel street, and the Basement room will ba
- by 3iY feet in ths clear. with a IL DOT cell
ing. and will be rented to responsible artics
by Ia trGSEees.
The first story will be rnrtitinncd of into
two sturcrcums. 81 by Is feet m sLc clc2r.
with a l foot ceiling. which will also ec
rent.d.
The second story will be divided into rooms
for til. convenient use Of odd Fellow Lodge,
and OF the various societies which may meet
therein. and on this floor there will be five L5)
rooms. all of which will be rented by the
Trustees To proper tenants.
The building will be finished in frst-class
style. and provided with all convenience for
tenants. and the Trustees. from n careful ard
rrpdcnt estimate Of tho revenue Of the
building. feel confident in assuring to the
stockholders Il net dividend OF "a per cent.
per month IN their investment.
lhr work will he prosecuted with tho ut.
most iisI atcll. consistent with economy and
substantial work: and il is contemplated that
the bsi,ding will be- ready for use in four ~
months HON tals date.
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REMEMBER.
j q Cohn's
FOR SAIEV

IIIESAN FRANCISCO ClIOP-EOTSF. on
l kuhy iiill, is for sale at a bargain. Tho
establishment L. complete in every dararf.
ncnt. or terms apply to
Gi.n. T.. LtNDGREN.
auE2-if At III. lun.er RcStnrran,
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IEDT N\N IN --Wn iul IN. srL.
., 49,.
~ I'm II '"e ioe'e Aes"'o' oi
the II inst:
Yesterday William Srolrrass for
iIcglv Commissioner of thi. connty
and JIM orr. another ed piorher. ,~o,
back frrm their u~jlrriutare 10 fha ~,n
Juan corin.ry. 'illcv returned tx Vgy
# Fort Defiance and tb, Nn,,r III
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Y.
White Pine. August =. l>7t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-16
NOONSHl>E.
by G, l., RAYMOND.


The hills rang back our parting jest;
The dear, dear day was over;
The sun was low beyond the west;
We walked home through the clover.
Our words were gay; but thought astfa!
The parting kept regretting,-
"rhc old, old way" it seemed to say
THE suns are always setting.
Then gazing back with longing soon,
At once my step grew holder;
For, bright and new, spied the mo"A'
Just over my right sh"nider'
7 turucd about and babe her look;
We were not supcrstltious
We iokcd about that shining noon
Brirht bait and skies auspcious'
We iokcd; but oh! thought win woe
The bright bait lures me only
And like the rest is doomed To 90,
And leave life dark and lonely.
"Past Won horizon, earth Us strt"h
With broken moons" told her;
each bore bright hope too each moon,
When over my right shoulder
alas! to trust in each new light
4 man were moonstruck surely,
4 lunuticw We laughed outright,
And then walked on demurely.
But soon spied my moon beside,
The old round out the new one
[ thought, would hope fulfilled abide
Spite every change, a true one?
What would she say:'--l asked her SOoil'
And took her hand to hold her;
"Ah, love- she sighed, "to.night the moon
Is over my right shoulder
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-16
CURE FOR INTEMPERANCE.
\ New Method is Proposed for thi. Purpose

"a New Method is Proposed for this Purpose
The following arguments were advanced in
a temperance lecture written by Rev. ID. L.
Thomson, and delivered in New York the
other evening by Charles Roberts, Jr In his
opening remarks the speaker severely criti'
ciscd the modes and arguments employed by
The National Temperance Society, and said
that, on It's present foundation, temperance
reform was a sham. The absurdity of the
Biblical theories, and the discrimination be-
tween tcrmcnted and untermented wines, as
'propoundcd by them, is but too apparent
The vine is one of Gods gifts. The Divine
BOunty-giYcr is jealous OF his gifts and will
not have them tritiei with. Because it is UNI
dcniahle truth that Christ sanctioned the mod
crate use of wine, our temperance warriors
are sparing of his name or illusions to his life
in their arguments. The prosecuting spirit of
tcctolism vas manifest il the attack upon DR..
Crosby, who, because he delivered "A sermon
imbucd with SoundCOmmCn sense, was called
an advocate Of tipping and a fashionable
lover Of strong drink. Also in the steps that
were proposed to be taken to prevent the re
nominate GOV. Dix because he would not
violate the oath Of his Office by signing q
Prohibtory bill last year. y prohbilory
law the people will not obey, and were ii
adopted would be cvaded every hour of the
day. ABDUL Grafton and drunkenness should
be the subject OF the laws penalty. \ cat
may be beaten until it is afraid To steal any
more cream. The drunkard should be terri
fed into I'm obedience ,t the laws governing
temperance in this way. Distranchisc the
incorporate man from his rights as IA citizen
on first complaint On the second complaint
let hIm be condemned 10 sweep the streets
and on the third compel him to wear IN iron
collar. that will be symbolical of his vice
Pat rich men and the poor and degraded to.
gethcr, and make of tnem brace OF scaven
gers The necessity for cautioning the ladies
not to persuade their gentlemen friends Ia
take wine on New Years Day will then be
no longer essential, for, of course, they would
not like to see their dear Augustus" in
charge of policeman shoyelling snow mex
Morning