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A SWIM FOR 500 GIRLS.
Mrs Hodges Interview with Large-Hea't-
ed Englishman.
From the New York Sun. |

ed Englishmsn.
From the New York Sun.
edo you hear me say it, Nina? NJ Gi'ls
sh.li have dep in the ga, and that nooo, y
.aid Mrs. Hodge,, the Manager Of the Fres
rrairirg School, 10 her Secretsry. - they
stood ON the .anJs Cf Rockswsy beach last
Sunday. -. $780,. 1850
Il don't know bOs you are going to man
age it," aid the Secretary. "Funds are los
and We musi keep The xhool up during the
summer. II NOnen don't med so much
coal in warm weather. they mus eat. don't
know where the money is to come fom."
There are men with money enough for
tina, in New York, and With hearts lsIge
enough to give it, roo," was the repoDst.
'.See here, Mana, Pm goirg to engage the
b.thing suits and make the bargain vita
Harper At once" and Mrs. Hodge stuck
her Enpli- h umbrella down in tne ssod
with ali the emphasis that her stout English
arm could give. She drew her senSibie
broad brinmed hat over Ter eyes, aud msfe
for Harper's pavilion. Harper was q rving
chowder and roast claims To his visitors. but
he dropped everything 10 wait on his coUn'
trywomar.
Good morning, Mr.. 'Ods.s, good morn
ing, mum; and what can l serve We with
this morning.
Il intend to bring my girls down some
day coon TO take dip IN the aea. Nov,
what will you battle them all for?'
"'Oa many are there?"
"rhre. hundreh, more or kss."
Twenty. i've cen.s apiece Is the regular
rrice," rsid Mr.. Harper, musing awhile sud
looking out over the white cap-; ''but for
The sake OF hold Hengiand .ni the county
Kent, where We both were born. aud cnnsid-
ering its a good hinstitutior, I'll take 10 Inc
lot at tel cents spiecP."
Every good. It's = bargain. I'll be
dow n the first day that the weather il bright
and warm, after the strawberry festival is
over"
SNOW, Nina, what do Won say to that p
"Il's good bargain. Can you raise the
money for all of them?"
Mr. Harper looked at the pretty Secretary.
He made the politert bow, ard waving has
hand added chivalrously: "Ws'Il throw in
bail the hOfiicers OF the hins itoo,i"r, mum,
fr-r Of charge" ..
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Left his Bed and Beard.

This 10 the somewhat spicy style 10 which
Nra. smith adve, tises her husband:
"LCs,, srAyed or stolen! An Individual
whom l, in IN urgent moment Of lonelinss :,
was thougbtl,s, enou !h 10 adept a. my hus-
band. he ID . good looking aod feeble in
dividual, not knowing enough, however. to
come in when it nj. 8. unless some good
looking girl o6efs him the shelter Of her
umbrella. Answers to the name of Jim.
Wa lsat seen in company With Jaiis Har-
ria, Walking With his arm Ground her vais',
up the plank road, looking more like . fool,
if posrible. thsn ever. Anybody Who will
catch the poor fellow end bring him care
fully hack, 20 ihst can chassise him for
running away, will be invited to st.y to
tea bv KATE E. SMITH,"
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Tie champion caFpst-hasgsr y discovered
in the pesson Of r. G. kegktss, Who vas
Judge Of Graht Parish. Louiiasa, u the
time OF the sighting there, end fes vhoa Tie
trouble vas 6roughs o.. Ia tss,iiyirg in
New Orlesns the osher day, be said: ii Wa
Judge Of Grant Parish; aeves s'udi.d lav;
used 10 be decisive; be6ore that tsnsef.
l went to Coifax from Nee OH na; cane
here from Shrevepat u . hurry; because ]
"a. afraid 10 say there; vent 70 Shreveport
from Anderson, Teas; vent there fro0 Ar
kaua.. lived before that in Soaih Care
liua, Philadelphia, Baltimore. 8sooklys.
Wssichesser. Peru, Chill, New 0raasds. I
was b. ro in Delaware" Ths ''Judge" =
not yet niddIe-aetd msn.
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The congregation Of Union Church. Gin
cinassi, are having Trouble with Their p nt0r,
NJ. Asgee. He hes an unpleasant habit OF
-linging out Questionable prisons in h S
aock, and interlardine hi. se-mons With al.
lusions 10 them, anything tut comrlimen-
ssry, calling them ''iiars," v lisins,"
''sorebt ads" etc. aseuring one that he was
too Zig fer lis treeches," and sll,.d ns to
an. Their, bacon, who was taking up =
collection ss ''.n old gray headed
with smile Of deceit upon his face and the
devil walking behind him." Ga one coca
zion he injected this sentence into hi, -sr-
mon: Free Jim's my name. Pm as free
as hog on ice. YES. I'm ~ independen, .s
hog on ice. My education cost 81 GOO;
and 1 can paddle my own canoe. And, to
crown all, Mr.. Masee thrashes his wife. %
is alleged in . very brutal manner. This
sort of thing couldn't 60 on forever, and 20
4 committee has ben .ppoioted to inves,i-
gate the sentleman's unclerical conduct
and the prospec: is fair that he will scOu
have chsnce 10 paddle his oSn canoe in
other WatsrA.
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nnesaI,sk0st.

cH4Ae Lpeese- - Soaad2 - o30sse M.
ReschAs- Asois 1iDsse The untv9sAl
aaAi0sns = thaa Attostfasaacs - esaRd
- bse SeseA q ~ sxpassna ofss visaue.
i b A1eAsf nov. And NOS fiItDa, Dat = %
mil, - - mt call fae ~ csaaAs Of she
iolju0sas - 0sss he tnuo a. hase Ais
tsaa h'6AaUG II - viii ~ speak de
Gzaaf jsaslala6saand lAas ~ ehnscA Gaall
SgsAk alDaes Sef -. Hi cAanso1 i SOW
A1oehdos110 1aeh = il ce1A b b. asy d.
isce ehmgs II inootsliAy. - u Hy1anaA
OqepA tsio % psuesc ID paaaoe b s0oehse-
e oel.a sn.1alI d ii9s - Co.'S vSea
NJ. TjA6a b fkis6s 10y e+H vAae Tihos
Nh fmQl1HSo ai6e3ua L ~ Aukeor
6oaE & q 6GnkGf q II. Rsseker
hinso&eHaasas Cir Na~
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No .IeW Party.

The pes party movement dots not seem
to stir up the esthpsiasm that its projectors
evidently anticipated. The would b. lad
ers Of THE props ssd nes party. are mostly
men who have lost the coL6deDre Of the
great R3publican parry Of this Se.t.. and
VIC imas inc they can start new perry, end
get the Granger, Democrats and foaters 70
JON and carry them into OfbcsL Their
schemes are too apparent 10 d.c>ive any
body. That thsr. are corrupt Republicans
10 Office, no enc Gill deny, bat it don NOT
follow, for that r-ason, the Republican
party is corrupt. If the parv Ia. fsult',
let " correct them. Let usssl-ct the pureft
and abless men, Who will b IN hoaor 70 the
parts, for ofIcs. We nerd no nee parties.
The k.publicss party = good enoaeh.-
CarEer CITY Ei1sne.
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Summer Fare.

With the mercury in the ninsiies, the
pavements blazing with heat, and human
fie .h burden to the bones, the food ques-
ton becomes q serious one. Though We may
not be in the condition of the Psalmist,
whose soul loathed all manner Of meat. We
naturally turn, when the fierce heats of
summer are upon US, from the carnivorous
hi 4 of fare that the average American cook
pei in presenting to Us. Like Bishop
stills hale bscchsnnal We complain: II
cannot eat but little meat; my stomoch lie
not good" while it must lie confessed that
most men are also ready to testify 10 their
ability 10 drink with him that wears q
hood Nevertheless. meat it is-sirloin,
rump, rib, chops, steak, and roa.t IN the
endless, profUse American variety. 1t IL
meat two or three times . dsy; aud while
poor Bridget or Polly in the kitchen Rrills
over the range, the human family in the
dining room stows the feshy fuel into walk.
ing furnaces already seven times heated
On purely Humanitarian grounds, it is.
probably, useless, to urge that the human
feeder should ''let up" IN the cook, and a,
for the purveyors Of hotels and eating -ho,,,. :
they only furnish what 10 suggested b, .he
popular demand. But the individual eater
ought to have come little consideration for
his own superheaied frame. We shall find
the public tables sen.ibly set only when We
have sensible demands. Juss nov ne ought
chiefly to eat fruits, fish, vegetables, and
but spsringly Of animal food. There are,
possibly, some Glasses Of hardworkise men
Who need flesh diet 10 supply muscle. Blu.
even this number is not large. Science has
shown that brain and muscle are both re.
pleuish.d by a multitude of articles of diet
that could not be included in spv list thai
NAV be called "Renerous." To the pra,
mas of people, moreover. there ia no ned
for csnsideripr what food ia necee.arv for
prenara,ion for severe manual labor. Con-.
.,d.r the vast crowds of per.p;rino s,r;ous
persons whom we have met In the citv
street. these past few days. How MANY OF
them REQUIRE hod -carrier's diep Yet hov
MANY maintain a bod carriers die,. pureed
only of its coarser elements. Young Love
lace. pap,ine ut the window of his cluh
curees the hot weather, little thinking thai
n. c.rr;es the hot weather under h;e v.;.,.
hsnd- where he has inst stored incl in the
.h.ps nj .unarv Aeshly Gates and d;,e,s
cups Of wine. Even old Gunnybae, A. he
mon. hi. .car,et brow On h;gh 'Ch,r,. Iii
not ~ that his fever heot "a m. The "a.
do, Of ~. July ann mt ~ H.. .,.-:-
hon and bacon VI. 40 no, A.. - s.,I
,h., fr.c;I. Miss Flor. ;nso M. - II 49,
.;", 81 hs, hove, vhere shs s.u.. s
~. ho, J,v reI;eve5 onlv hv m. -.
n.nsle.. .ua numerou. In,cbaor.
NJ, ,,.aris ...r, ~ th;.L ~,
II. e.. co,n,s, Lo.-, M
80 a.. 49,, p,,, !; :. ~, =, p uee
*. ~ sS;.ond..r. ~, s ~ Nsc"s
an. ssh.,bs and o,her oo,n,- 81 " r u"c
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The Price Of Q Wife.

The way in which the bet laid plans 70
wrlng Is really distressing. Tnere was Mr..
Graves. Of Potter county, Pa. Estimating
his wife .t her full vaine, he sold her TO =
friend. Mr.. Hayns, for one days work. .
razor -.irap and . razor. The equivalent vas
not princrIy, Of course, bit it WAS probably
all that Mis-. Graves vas worth, inasmuch
o. she tally Is sen,ed to the bargain. This
Wa quiet little uanssct;on, which, though
szrnly legal or mo, al, p'ob.b benefited
Mr.. Grave. But things never do 60 RICH,
with rome people, and women are unaot omit
ably tickle. Mr.. Graves abandoned Haynss
and returned to her husband Then, not satis-
fed with thus compl eating ma'ters, rhe ad-
Dinissered poison TO her spouse in order 10
have him abandon her. But even this did
not work satisa ,rily. for Craze, would
net die, and the police authorize, in.erfered
and arrested the whole Iary. How the
matter will be Strengthened up only Ph,l.-
d-lpLia lawyer cen tell. II 10 f,r,una.e
tAai tho &c Occurrssi where the services 81
snlh lumin.ry could be resdi E .-n.-.l
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Grant and Bob Toombs.

Bob Toombs' friendly call Oh tie Pieai'
dest, fe~ weeks sgo, is thus explained:
TOomhs at f,tt faid he wouldn't call On
Grant NJ sll, ~ he wasn't = citizen Of this
coun,ry,-ior Bob L. the only knovn 'emaio-
ing CITIZEN OF the southern Confederacy be-
sides jeff Davis. Aherwsrd, however. he
remarked to his friend. n they were driving
around Washington: Perry. if we're to 90
to foreign country, I'D surely, il Practic-
able, pay ny respects TO the potentaie Of that
country. Why not then 60 to see your
Presiosm?' They vent in ., a PSF. icnlarly
buoy tune, but Grant said he'd rec such .
visitor ut once When they entered, TOomhs
frankly allowed: II am not cit zen Of this
country. Gen. Grant, but being in town
have called to pay NY respects to you a. the
ruler of this nation" ''On. never mind
about that, Gen. Toombs," answered Grant,
AIT down. am glad to see you at lat. for
I hunted very unsoccesefully after you dur
ing The war" The iotsrviev ,s,ed nearly
too hours. and Va, characterized ty the
eresteet jolity imaginable.
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From the Austin Rsvislle.
Uacle John Gibbons hss . favo,ite hen
up Il the rag barn. which sboos Zee sseks
sgo rhowed disposiiion % - ~Usele John
81 her on Gay three tgss. aud yesterday be
eoacluded shai she had ses LONG enough; ale
was worn down to . shadow lsd Ds'er Q
ehesp Of . chicksn had been Heard in that
hars: 90 70 save hae lie b removed her
rsvsaled ihe fact thst every Dolha1s sa 6f
then ~ hoilea % h.rd . Ne, hinges Of
perditioe. Il is now . mooted question IS to
ohsahsr she boys ruag in tie boiled en- on
Uocle jobs, OF vhsahef be ses the ben on
lhea himself in ths hope Of ssisisg boiled
ehieaes. The boys ny he lssiar, but Un.
RE jobs eays the s>estsuu b base sspesa-
liza - "a hsae.t sAanaes. -.
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t remsin up to set things to rights long
after the bu band has gone TO bed. Wh N re-
ally b. has nothing TO do sfter supper but
90 10 bed. This i, mcnstrously cruel i'm
, ~iticn on wives and mothers.-HaTs
Journal sf HeQlh.
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Il il Another Fsnisn Raid
From the Minneapolis Tribune.l

The St. Paul Pioneer Of yesterday con-
tanned the {, II wing eigI iticlnt call {:
Ho, fer the Norihs rn hortier! All able
bodied lrishmen desirons Of joining the
"Northern Exp oring Expedition" that il
now forming, are requested 10 meet ut No.
2O4 Z 1t Seventh street. Office ill be open
from A. N. until 3 r. N. every day for
three days. by order Oi Comm ttee Of Ex-
ploring Expedition.
J. w. K. Secretary.
Mr.. G. Kennedy. an I,i-h c,,izsn Of It.
Paul, Vac arr sted and thrown into ill at
Fort Gary few days ago ON the 81 a'gs OF
conspiracy ia the Fenisn raid Of 1871. The
Irish blood is up and they evidently mean
ba-ins 81, But what DOES the "Norihern
Exploring Expedition" mesn? VIII some
oLe kin lily .lu .idate the cause of the pres
ence Of the milk in the cocoanut.
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No rhr -ailn4.up 10 required 10 tne shuttle
This favlr'te Machine dos every variety Of work
done on any shuttle Machine. but viih greater
ease aud perfection. .--e
II has been adopted By the Ksusss State Grange
= their sTANDAkD MACHIN Z, and the me best
suited to esnefal family Use. ry.
We solicit cosTsspondencs With every Grange
throughout Kansas and the west. Send for cirSn-
lars, samples and special terms to GIsrgsrs, 10
d 4 BUCK, Manager,
No. COS North Fourth streof.
Darls.19s- aovAv ST. LOUIS, NO
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The Grangers;
Northwestern e /.
Supply Co.
Wholesale Prices to Consumers.

In order 10 cOoI crate directly With consumers, We
have inausursted system by which you can pro-
cure fresh and Of the 6nest quality, teas, conees
and family supplies Of every description, At your
homes, Al Wholesale pricss. Situated, IS We are,
In the centre Of tine great tea.man Of the United
States buying solely for ca.h-with Agents In New
iOrk and San Franeisco, ve caa and viii furnish
teas Of better quality. and much below any other
responsible house. trial OF our goods viii satis-
y you Of this fact, and save you from thirty to
hf'y cents per pound. The Tes son Why Ne
make this system profitable, both 70 the Consumer
and ourselves, il. that We do away with the ruin.
Gus pan Of Yelling aseats, and the ''credit and
''middle man. system. You can order In guam
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AEFE8E1CE9.
''IBdustrial Age"
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J. W. White 4 Co.. C0mmsssi0a As.chsnts, l04
S0utA Water street, Chicago.
Psairie Farmer Company. Chicago.
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Chiesso. '--
Or any other reference that may be required.
Address all communications TO
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BULLS
Sarsaparilla.

louisville. Kv., Oct. 3, 1859.
IN. JoHS BuLL-l,sar s,r: Many kind thanks
m-. / have bsas sSssss s.1srer for ysar.. and
h.d the sAvice q velsous phy;ieaaaa. SOME pro-
.ssassd 3y.cPieey seoS my lung 80 eone ny
s ss:, = = e d. 20: l.1 SsI S.. ss
Who AVE s1snissa ~ spiSs iaiarned me that
-; ,s.s s se.s
h.d . psrfect horror Of this. and-vas heHtanng
about hovtng oas inseretd. vhen you Kindly san,
~ your sarnyafilla vh,eA !! tnnedi.leiy begun
VIII 9 moss sc.iS psil II ~ light eide OF my head
especially VIA vesa rsed q write for any
length oftioe. and a ItAng = ~ 1eet would De
e Hoid = sseskiae . p.svSss Cling
my ~ : safesy relieved Il s.nsr but seldom
: :i ~ ~ 49,. q: 81 - sss ss.s Any iis en-
Joy NJ dinaE .asrs thu. sny other meal during
You ii.aly -. my tour se..,s. .s.,. l... night +,
entissly ysiisss1. Please accept my hesr.iei,
'''' vsy aaiy soan mos. sr..:f.l friend.
Nv ,s-s,sl aSesnAs With similar Letters. all Of
vhiek 4 0nCsahse - b genuine; and written by
Il :e s sea' % 's 5: H.s .ss. o. Don,
~ dnSH~0sy sfter new and doubtful expert
1sans -Dse'tsisk year health By lessius novicss
sspsrtnsat up:a yoa With thea! t.a.a.
ty.Syo vesn; il q sii tie saz.spa.iia Of the day
sad u a. re- lowering oves all sshers In pOpu-
hxisy anA b euesfive q1aliusA
gu ss':s ss1 e.: HIM
bse II b d. John Dulrs ea!ap.rlA. q Loaisviiis
~, that u the old and reliable remedy for i'm
PARTIES d the blood and scrVsaIos,s affections Al
vays lsaS that in mind.
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THE MILD POWER CURES
Humphreys Homeopathic
e@E1T-Ro
8REOIFlO0.

II AVE proved, from the most ample experience
Ia an entire .u~cea. They the only mehi-
rines perfectly adapted To popular use-s0 ample
that mistakes cannot be made in using them; 80
harmless to he frpe ffom danger sud 81 eficisn:
. 70 Be aiUzys reliable. They have the highest
commsndatioa frOm all, and sili always render
satisfaction.
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Northwestern Supply Co.

CHAS. Il. SHAW, Agent. No. State ST., Chicsso.
N. B.-Having connection With tw0 Of the lezl-
ing Commission hOnses Of Chicago. ve viii receive
all kinds Of Farm Produce, give strict teution 10
the business and make returns same day Of sale.
iunell. -227 -
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No. Cures. Prices ia Bo1es. Cents
Feyers, Congestion, Innammztion.. IS
2...... Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. *
s......Cryins Collie or Teething Of Infants. 25
49, LiaTrhtra, Childres " Adolts.-...-... -
S.. Dysenriy, gripping. Bilious C.iic- -
&c., Cholera sOrbus, VO0itiRg-..- ......-- -
Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis ..............-. IS
s.. Neuralgia, TO0thache, Faceaehe. -
49,. Headache, sick Headache, Vertigo %
H.. Dyspepsia. Bilious Ss0Iuseh...-- rs
r.. leIcorrhea, too Profuse Periods. IS
l3 Group. Cough, Dtfkeuit Breathing. Is
H.. Erupti0ns, Salt kheum. kTydpeiss... ~
d.. Rheumatism. Rheumatic Pains.-..--. q
l6.....Fever Ague, Chilli, Fever, Agues.-. 50
IT,. Piles. Blind or Bleeding -
.Optha'my, and Sure OF Weak Eyes ~
b.. CataTh, acute or chronic, Innuenzs. 50
D.. .whsOpiay-cough, vi0.ent C0ughA-.. 81
I2-.....Asthma, Oppressed BreathIn:.......-.-. ~
D.. Ear DischArges, Impaired Hearing 50
2s.....Scrofula, Enlsnssd GLANDS. dwellings 50
a.. General debility, physical weakness. 80
25.... Dr0psy and Seanty recFetiODs-.--.-...-. ~
26. Sea sick meas, sick mess from riding. 80
e.. Kidney Disea,s: Gr,,e eL;.,.;-,.n - !"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
9....-.Sore Mouth, Csnker. %
80. Urinary weakDess. vet,ing bed. 80
3l.....Painfui Periots, 50
1......Epslepsy, spasuas, St vitus Dance--.l o.
ST.. ipthsTia, ticented Bore Thrort-.-. 80
S.. Chronc Cocgestions and Eruptions--: Sc
Family Cases.
With IS Large Three Drschm viaIs, Rinse
voed Cass. ss1 ASephssyS Hon0e.
paihic Mentor (Nev Bookl. ................. ~ %
With So Large three d. schm viais, Morocco
Case, and specific Homeopathic Man
win 9s' 5 na;1. re: TSI.. DsSs vi.i: Paper 1910
Case, 4 specific HomeoVsshie Manuel 500
Jingle large vials and %
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SEWING MACHINE
THE new AMERICAN

A Mo lei 81 SimPli.
siry and Durability.
Ahead Ofall compel.
it0rs In Improve
nien's, and the most
Perfect Mrchine nov
before the people.
eelf Threading.
Light-Running,
1t makes the least
I0ise. Itisthe Incsl
eimpls and Durable.
The Tsnsieusare 20.
sly, evenly and per.
Sectly adjusted. and
are SELL regulating.
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SIC &c. "tf5 x "a. a. G.. & L., 80 4.
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Great Western Manufacturing Company,
IEAvENWORTH. KANSAS.


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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-14
COLONEL a. 4. EIl.1S.

This gentleman. who is the leading
democratic candidate for Guberna.o-
rial honors, arrived yesterday from the
westward. and is 10y stopping at the
International. lie will tarry in Eurekaa
few days and then proceed tothe mines
OF the Pancake Coal Company. in
White Pine. From there he goes 10
Hamilton, ana thence 10 Phoebe. That
Governor does not admit o. a doubt.
Every Democrat in the State who
values the success of the party
than the advancement OF the personal
ends of a fossilized clique of chronic
place-hun;er> is for him. Indeed. ii
appears almost certain that every
in the primaries. \ worlhier or more
talented gentleman could not be clIos-
ell as the standard bearer of the De-
mocracy in the approaching campaign.
It is all important that u man he
placed at the head of the ticket who
ean. from the stump. show up the +
ruption OF rings and swindlers; and in
this regard no public debater i'll Ncva-
da is more effective than Colonel Ellis.
The nomination of a mar of the abiii-
~ and unsullied reputation Of Colonel
Ellis may be confidently regarded Us
equivalent to an election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-14
1yIrE SAGE.

Our scientific friend of the Virginia
Chronicle is guilty of more mistakes
than Il man in the STATE. He speaks
truly OF the virtues of the white SAGE
where it exists, but when he speaks OF
1.-The abundance of this nutritious
he is away off," y gentleman we'll
versed in the premises assures us that
t.,.ere is not a sprig of white sage ives;
Of the sink of the Humboldt. We
don't know anything about it Of our
w knowledge, yet our information is
considered entirely trustworthy. In
the Great East. however, the "nutri-
tious weed thrives most luXurian.ly,
and is all the Chronicle claims for il in
the suljoined extract:
1t is safe to say hat were it not for
the nutritious qualities OF the White
sage, Nevada would be vastly more
desOtate than she now j., ana thai her
arid hills and treeleSS pains would be
utterly devoid of living ANIMALS. The
buds Of the white sage are tie natural
food OF myriads of sa~gc-grouSe. hareS
and comics. During protracted SHOW
storms, when the hunch-grass ami
o.her pasturage is effcrtually buried
under the snow, the tender tops OF the
white ~sage-bushes are always acceSsi-
bic to cattle and sheep, and affords
them a palatable and nutritious food.
Even horses and mules Will thrive
upon white sage, and were il, not for
the abundance OF this nutritious weed,
the Celestial donkey drivers would dis
appear from the Comstock, and the
blOated railroad company would have
no competition in the wood business.
During the Winter months in northern
California, and eve As far south As
Honey Lake valley, the earth remains
buried in snow for many weeks con-
sccutively. and at such times the White
sage is the main-stay for the counties,
herds and tiocks which are reared in
those localities.