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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Aunt
hannah, at her store opposite the odd
Fellows building, desires us to state
'ua1 she Is just in receipt OF the finest
,o' OF ladies' CATERS and shoes ever Of
r'ed IN this market. She has also a
s"endld assortment of stylish sacques,
ashlohahle and comfortable, and just
"has N demanded at this season of the
m@. The goods came Yesterday, di-
,oa rom the hands OF thu importers
.s'aw, and will be found not only de-
sfaule but cheap.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

HARMLESS SHooTINe.-A barkeeper
"ssaioon in the upper end of town,
""frlday night, took a shot at a man
"au'ed Twaddle. We learned no par
n, hu,ars 81 the affair further than that
VIZ o@'i missed its mark and no arrests
,la made. There has been consider.
l o. "ad shooting done IN that part OF
WI within the last day or two and
VIZ nou'd advise the shooti>ts of that
ns :" 10 practice awhile in a shoot
gallery before trying their hands
"shuman target.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07
Closing Out at Cost.

DFING DESTROYS OF THOROUGHLY
ID renovating, repairing and charging our
store before the cold weather sets in, we have
determined to close out during the present
month our entire stock of goods AT COST.
This is no idle assertion, as people will be
- "nas Tha aoods .omnr;so M assnrt.
mett as complete and tashionab BILE as any
ever brought to this market, and we assure
our friends and the public generally that we
lower prices than was ever before presented
in this state. Now is the time to secure good
bargains by calling at our store. South Main
street, opposite Odd Fellows new building.
AUNT HANNAH,
o2tr MISS CASEY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

A MIsLAID fTEM.-One of the con-
ductors of the Eureka and Palisade
R.R., kindly gave us an item the other
day, which by some eans got mislaid.
Items are Items :.ow-a days. and we
can't AFFORD 10 lose SO importanta scrap
Of news. We only took "A casual glance
al The notes of our conductor friend
ant therefore cannot give details with
minute particuiarity. 1t Is our recol-
leilon. however. that the item related
ntt 9 finding OF the remains ofa China
man do IN near Beowawe. Some weeks
since the section station in that vicinity
wasaitacked byrobbers anitwo oIthres
Chlliaiien murdered. One of the chi
haliien turned up missing, and there
was a slrong suspicion that he had
hSen a hand in the slaughter. This
View OF the ease was dissipated the
oller day by the finding of the missing
Celestial with his skull crushed in,
ABOUT a quarter of a mile from the
seneo 81 the robbery. THIS i the sub
sance Ut The mislaid item. as We re
hellher the facts, and il the version
we mare given is not strictly correct.
We may In ahle To make the facts do
ahly again IN corrected form. That ot
ISe'il an item That "A We regulated
reporter cannot afford to lose sight OF.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

A SAD CAsE.-Yesterday morning
ii little son of Harry f. Evans, one
of the engineers at the Richmond.
breathed its last. Up to 8 o'clock Fri
day morning the little fellow appeared
IN excellent health, and being a bright,
interesting child, vas much dotted
upon not only by is parents, but by
all who knew it. At the hour named
the child was suddenly taken with
COMMISSIONS from which he was never
relieved until he died, some fifteen
hours later. DR.. Williams was first
called and then DR.. Chamblin, and still
later DIR. Bishop, and all that
medical skill could suggest was
done for him hut without success.
The ease is rendered the more sad ON
account of a similar misfortune in the
family just W. months ago. On the
9TH OF September last, Harry Lewis.
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Evans,
also died oftiIe same complaint. Both
of the children were in perfect health
up to the very hour of being seized
with commissions. We tender the
grief stricken parents our sincere sym
patty in their sad bereavement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07
aul9tf

DILLMEADS. LErrERHE A DS,
ID and ards, printed ut the SENTINEL
Office. to order.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

MISUNDERSTANDING purchased DR.. Lukens'
City Drug Store, l would respectfully an
nounce that | have on hand a large stock of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps, chimneys, etc.: all of which | viii sell
at reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. / have an office in the rear If
the store, whore | will treat all eases requir-
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Consulta-
ton. free; charges only for medicines. Give
me a call. l.. TERRY, NJ. ID.
jyI).tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07
CnME RE HEALED

1t matters hot what yO,T LiouuaSs hay %,
come and let the Doctor examine your case.
IL VIII cost YOU noshius for consu!tdt,on, so
please call and SATISFY yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case, Ii h can cure
You he will tell You SO if not, he Will tell you
That, for he will not undertake a case unless
l.. L, n.Atl.,f ~ 4. ~ .atiusF a elrA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

DEPoT CoAcH.-I have purchased a first
class coach, which will seat II inside. which /
will run to the depot upon the arrival and de
parture of the trains.
Passengers called for and conveyed to any
part of the town.
Fare, 30 cents.
/ have also a three-seated carriage which
can be secured upon reasonable terms for
parties, funerals, etc.
Orders left at the Parker House or Snet-
singer * Henderson's store will be promptly
attend d to. L. 5. VAN HUSEN.
o3l-Iw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

'"ooriNG AFFRAY.-A couple Of
Nv" named Stevens and Lillian had a
~"p"'e IN relation to business matters
ihs sluay afternoon, in a saloon near
frh"' upper end of South Main street. A
Gria, ehSned which ended in stevens
Il" - . couple of shots at Lillian, as
om N.Y., MY was running away, but with
Twas Ivy "u y nm however. A warrant
'ssued Tor Stevens, arrest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

NOVEMBER TERM HON. r. w. COLE,
JUDGE.
The Sixth District Court met yester-
day, pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business:
b. Diamond VS.. K. Lowenthal. Trial
set for Dec 2lSt.
q. Margaroli VS.. Thomas Milligan.
Set Tor Dee. Dist.
ID. j. j. Mclaughlin VS.. S. Geddes ct
al. Trial set for Dec. y.
L. NJ. Johnson VS.. Eureka county.
Ordered that defendant have Is days in
which to file brief.
The STATE VS.. Il. & p. r. r. Co. Suit
dismissed on motion of the District At
torney.
T. w. Taylor VS.. G.. w. Gilmore.
Demurrer argued and taken under ad-
visement 10y the Court.
VIM. Lowe, "a native OF Denmark,
was admitted to citizenship.
Court adjourned until Saturday, No
vember 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

."NrED. Information Is wanted of
l0a rockingham, formerly of Bos-
ty als'",,u, VINO was living in this coun-
anxin""' = Year ago. His sister il very
any ,ns.o khow his whereabouts, or
|Addra.a ormation in regard to him.
Mans u. l.. Chase, rare of Beat
savings Bank, st. Louis, Mo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07
DIR. A. B. SPINNEY

Well-ksown as founder of the Montreal &c:
Ell Medical Institute and late Proprietor of
tho SPINNEl VILE IN PRIMARY, would
most T specially inform his patients and the
ail ct. Il generally that he sYlli CONTINUES to
treat chrome and private disease with I'M
paralleivd success.
J.A0rES AND GENTLEMEN,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE
III of the kind Of goods required, and what
goods are worth, we want tho public to call
and inspect our stock of Staple and Fancy
prices are unknown to this section Of this
State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07

|m HSED.-Sam Rafael, of the firm
Tie H." iHekei u Co., has returned to
|hopihs mango after a cisit OF several
"sis to Germany.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28
Sbio 9Saileufrenuo.

mic oiclcr geiellun9 fir sic 92oi1cn bolo
anocrc Iol9tcl, Bic ouN bon lcincm$oceroc
Die Gorge perlbcuAten l'uo iooor g.
brnsiiecrfluG broNtcu; obtr un5 odntt,
olc3 0cb6rc niht cinmel 5icr1cr. GSir
mo!ltcn mr. Ni0en, uie man 0ie Gr09-
un0 elncs N}cattt5 ohfncbmcn 1oa> wtnn
lie unS audi nibt in Scr Tprm er1beint,
in >uclcDc un|crc WiinlNt lie 0ct.eioet, mic
jcoc3 $o'ntretcn in Cjottt5 S,cili0tDum nit
0ldubi9cm @cr5cn Gin gclc9nctcs ii mo
wie mir ltinen 9iumcn niema!S ptrocb<
lib anrlfcn
9orum >uirI jeoerScit ocine Gpr9cu
ouf Ben $ocrrn> bcnn CT lor9t fir SID
(Fet. 5. u, pergiG ober bobei nitt
ucrtrallensuoa bcinem Gjctete oo3 9eoyt
beijufii9cn: ~&otcr> nit0t wie ih Mil,
lonocrn >p;e gu willI; 9ciu 9Sillt &c.
10c1e!" !" -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

1trDmte> llno aug ,ucl1er beller &erSen
CLANS ou Bic nebelum9iillten Gtrobcl
leuNtcte. 9(utb in bic lprgenuo((eGecle Sc!
&in tiers iiel bielcr bclc Gtra6l, un0 {!
wor ibm, oIs pb Der Irommc Slang at!
Dem @pttes0oule linn Suriclc fpmn
6crcin 81 oeinem 0crrn rno tro9c i'm
ocjnc Sor9en uno 9)lI0en uor in lei:
ncr Wpbnung. llnb 0elcr frcmn1el
Gtimme fol9cno> trot CT in bic 0oucl
Scr olten STRIDE. OiAt 9cordn9t lag bic,
cinc gl6ubige McnlNcnmen9c emf i0rtl
&niecn Dor Dem NQcrD0Nltcu. > mi,
uicle 6angc Seubcr> wic piclc orouoenb.
Hlinlc6c, lpie plele pcrborgcnc lbrd1cu
obcr ou0 luie piclc frcuoi9e 0ont> un>
2ob1penoen mo0ten in oiclcm@cbctSflii
fcrn oui Den uftcnocn 9Sei9rou6wplfcl
empprltei9en su Dem SDronc oellcn, pp,
Dem 9eIo9t it, Oob er bie $,oarc 9eWbl
ouf nn1ercm0oupte llno bob oDnc icincl1
9Sil(cn fein Gpcrli,g nom 0oNe fdQt
-Wuc9 mi crS{iin tier cmpfono oic MioNt
ocs@ebetcs> >ud9reno er auf ieincn &niccl1
in cinem gSintel Scr &irbc ;lpil ilAcn oen
Setenocn lag nit tiefgclenttem Douptt
uno 9cfoltctcn $1dn0cn lpro6 CT sic trcll
bcr5i9e Sittc aus: ~9icbcr @ott 9i5 mir
ooN t"IS luicoer cine cute Tc1tcllun0 !"
M}cDrlols >uicocrboltc CT oiclc Sjtte uno
bel jcbcr gSicOerbolung puroe eS linn 5u;
pcr1H Ht|:tbcr ,suN}ut0; INNER 9e>piIler EN-
piano er Die 9(QDc NottcS, >ut Die cine:
@otcrs> Der Heben 1cincm &in0c ltc0t lno
nit 2icbc Dortbt ouI 1cinen Gittcn. Go
lag CT longc all lcincn &niccn unN bate
foum bemerft> bob ojc 9ten9c Der G>tcr
llD lbon fat 9onS nacD uno no1 ent=
icrnt Dotte> l!1b nur lueni9e &er5en mcbr
ouf Dem 9tltarc bronnten. GnoliO ritDtctc
cr oucD lldD empor, I'm aus Der STRIDE III
lbrcitcn. 9o trot linn an 9lus9on0 Der
lel6en Gin frcunbli0 ouS1 S1c0cnocr $ocrr
cntgc9cn; leilc btrii9rte er }einen Go<f1r=
mel llnO rcocte i'm an I'm Yer9cbuuA
bo6c it1 Die G0re, nit Dem Miei1cr Sal l.
par sll lprcDcn 2" - Scr bin iAL" Ct
wieOerte Scr Gc fro9tc unb 1oD cr>uortcno
in oos @clitbt bcS ibm p6li9 llnbctonn=
ten.
%, i0 DdIte poDl eiucn gNun]A uno
m6Nte Dem mir 10 leQr 9criDmtcn Yiu=
lel oes pcrcDrtcn W}ei tiers cine 9(r6cit ;u=
nlut0en" - fiDr Der Trcm0e fort pd5=
reno unlercm 9uten &olpor bas 1trS 0oD
aufflopftc. ~0a ? oa lit 10on Die Ycltcl=
(un9!" ootbte er> iuocm cr ben an ltdn0i9
3eflciocten Monn bon &opf biz ju SUB
nit grobcm 9HoDl9efol(en brtrotDtetc.
,0os fat NAL l6nel( 9eganDen; lo0'|
1llr Gincr, ooD Scr lic6e 0ott fen outer
0}onn lei " --
9Seter lproO ser 9(nocrc:: vMan Cat
mir bon nc0reren Geiten cr,QDlt> oar
5ic Elm 9er5 fir bic 9(rmen Dabcn uno
Jerne etluas 81 beren Sc 1ten tbun" -
'ier lclf5te Der Dleiltcr &alpar tiei ouf
mo fubr i0 nit ser 0au0 i6er Die
5tirne, - ~eo Doffe iD Oenn feline Tcbl=
lite SIT lua9cn. S1 Bin ndmliD Nor=
|e6er zines 9Soilen0ou1cs in Ger Gtoot
no gSillens, Elm 9ieoerbu0 Jcrous su
e6en, welNes 81 gSeilnotbten an Sic
(il'otr pcrt6cilt >ucrocl,, unb be0en Ser
auf ocnlclben sine f:cuno(l@e uno niit=
0e Sel0ecrllng pcr1boffen loQ. Nun
t es ober nibt 81 6e5weifelu> oaB bic
3 Vuh pcnn cs Elm Sitel6lott BON
Ct SoanO 0c3 6crii6ntcn M}cijtcrs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

cr lo6 bcn 9Dttliben &i0ter, Scr 1cinc
Geclc for0erte, Die ct eDeoeiien fir Gulo.
9ius linn uerpidnbet lotte. Gpn 9erScn
ii6er ieine Nermellen9eit heitiir5t. bat er
Gjott nit 56rdnen I'M Ycrscibuna uno
elite nob &onl llontinopel, in Der 9lblibt,
Den Gulo9ius Su bcllern. 9ieler mics i'm
jtbpN nit 9bnod ob un0 bcoroDtc i'm
nit 5treitben> ,uofcrn CT li6 niht ou9cn=
blidliD ans Der 9ouptl ltn0t cntfcrntc.
la btlcte 9oniel untcr So ten uno trcn=
gen Subluertcn sum @crr>l oielen M}ann
mieoer in feline orige9(rmutb 81 perltben,
uno uerDieb Ieicrlid, ME meGr Ginlprl0
5u t0un in Sen 9(noronung ser Ne9ie=
r'lng &ottes. ltnb Ser borm1er5i9c Gott
er66rtc ou0 oiesn1ol 1cin @ebct. Scr
&oi5er Sultinus ltorb, lcin Nobfolger
SUI 1inionus ober p1blte cine onocre
Ycib>uo0c. Gulo9ills luuroe entla1len, unO
bo cr lid lo9ar in CHIC @erl6w6run9 &C.
gen ocn nc>en &ailer cinlicb> sic ols6olo
rntocdt muroc, naDm CT bic Tlut0t> pcr=
for lein @er'n09en unO !uorO drmcr, ols
suuor. 9]}it 1ciner Mrmutb ober febrtc
aud o(lmdbli9 feline 1u9cno uicocr.
3ci9t nibt bie1e fllrse 9elbiNtli0c
S6otlaMe heut!ih, oob Gjott oft nit uns
rnandoi9er ucrfobreu ia uns nid)t dr.
ger ltroftu f0nnte. ols >penn er uns jeocS=
mai 0os 9c>udDren >piiroe, morlm mir
i'm bttcn> uno oob cr bonn nur D60lt
,ucilc uno 9iiti9 9e0en uns pcrfdDrt, mcnn
or uns oos pcr1o9t, mcrum mir i'm an
rufcn? Do9e0en It nur SIT gc>oib, ooB
jcbcs gldll6i9c @ebct bel linn Grb0run9
Iinbct pcnn audi oft in elmer onberl1,
mituntcr icIbf cntAc1cnoclettcn 9Scile>
ols Der 8ctcnbc >uiinlt)t> Die ober Oann
QcroOc fir lcine 9eiltigc oOcr lci6liOe
MpblfoDrt na6 @ottcs unerNriinolibcr
Noriebrn9 ois beillomlte lit.
Gs mar an cincm IN Ircunoli5cn$1crblt=
moroenL ols hur6 bic 6trobcn elmer
Gtobt, in ieinen 1Nworscn Wlontcl cinge-
biillt> Gin 0}eilter Scr l66ncn Walerfunlt
panocrte. Gs luar 0erooc 1onlt nibt feline
Nrt, mje es bjelen Mlor9cn 9ciNob> oos
S)aupt 10 9clenft su tro9cn unO es in1
0ramliden Gc0onfcn Tin ln0 fer Sit
,picgen. 9o6-cs mar cine 1Dmerc 3eit; +;
niNt Bios in oen 3eitun95bldttern er=
1Orecften Ginen oie 9lod)riDtcn pon&rieN
&rontGciten unO Sbcucrung, teoer Sag
ma6te lie auA 9elteno in Ser ndblten
llm9ebung, uno 10 mar benn audi bos
1onlt 10 ior9lole Cjcmiit0 ocs 9uten M}ei=
.itcrs &olper on9elucbt BON Dem triiben
@ou6e Scr 3eit. SiS icbt botte es i6m
1elb1t mod nidt 9emangelt> in0cB 'uorcn
Die Seitcllun9en ni6t 10 rei6li6 unb
Alan5eno gene lel1, ,uie frii6er> lln0 cs mar
GjrnnS 9enue 5y fiir4ten> lie tOnnten fir
cine 3eit lang 9ors ouf66ren. 9lu6
fiiblte ct lein Snneres nid@t me1r 10 fril6,
oie bil0er:ei6en @eoonfen, oie i0nr lonlt
>uie ein poQcs ro50es Briinnnlein ooDin=
acfr6mt, i@icuen linn 51 itoden. Gr
bate SIT 9au1e Elm 9eliebtcs gSeib uno !
suci bofinungspollc &na6elr an benen {
feline 9anse @ecle 6ing. Sic Gorgc I'm
oicle beunrlbi9te 1tine @eclc uSo> mic
miro es ootb nod enoli1 wcroen- ia9tc /
O(eil ter &alper Dor litD fin - iHmer i
lNlimmcre 3eitenL INNER lueni9tr Seitel= !
(lngen> immcr 9r0bere Wnf forbcrun9sn
28ie un9lidli1 wiirOe cs midi MAIDEN, s
ucnn icD cinmol Sen Nlcinen fcin lor0= s.
(n1c5 Qehen lncnr bcrciten. ia linen mDhI +
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

wie mir leinen 9iamcn nitma!s p;rocb<
lib unru EN-.
9arum wiri jeoeScit bcjne Gorsen
oui oen $)crrrl ocnn er lor9t fir SID
(Fct. 5. u, per9iG ober oobci ntjt,
ucrtrouensuoQ bcincm Gjctete bnS 9Goyt
beijufii9cn ~Gatcr nibt wie it6 mill,
!oneern pie gu winIt; 9cin 9Sillt &c:
10c1e!"
Ser 5cgen 0es 8 6ulioonos.
9lus Dem &rcile 9iii1eloorf miro Dem ..
Golts6lott 9clNre6cn u0os S{ino elmer
9Sittue. ncl1cs bisbcr 1e!s reeclm0bi}
!no nit 9utem Gripl9e bic Ghule BE-
lutDt Dotte> begonn i'm 9lltc: bon l3!
Sobren 5u trQntcln 9ie Whltter mcnoete
li6 oeS0ol6 an BEN 9(rjt biele perbot
Dem &lnOe lofort ben fcrntren Grluh
Der @6ule> uno Die 9futtcr re1Dte in
Tol9e orllen bel ocr. 2cbrcrin einc drjt=
|lidc Scl6cini9ung Gin. Snoclicn oe=
nii9te oo5 Dem ocrrn Siiraermeiltcr
ni6t, wcil Ocr 9(rst~ Die &ronf0eit &C.:
Sfinoes onI ocm Sheinc niht pcrlncrtt
lotte. CID Sic 9Mttcr brohic audi
oielc Yeld0ein9un9 6ei g9os fiir cintn
9iomen Scr gr5t Der &rant6ct 9c9etcn
Dat luihcn mir niNl; perlnutblitb cinen
loteinilcbcn. 9(6er oo5 nuttc nod nit6l2.
Ser SiirNermeiter CAB pielmcbr ocm
Foli3eioirncr Den 9luItrog, 0as &ino in
Die SAule 5u iii5rcn> >penn oaliclbc i'm
l(nterribtc fc6tc. 9Sir lin0 nun be9eri0,
p6 Der 9lrjt cine lolDe @erinal,bdbun9
lcineS 3cu9niiics lid) 9eiollcn ldGt> uno
o6 Die 60Dcre GcD0roe elm ]pl1rs Der
io6rcn cine5 Sirgcrmcil ters ni0t o6ncct,
ilocm lcl6lt Gin @erbreNcr ouf (Sruno
einsS dr5tliNeu 3eu9niNc: 9Monun9
Ilnoct !"
-SS ic Gin Tan bw irt0 II Il T.
Il Der Torl Der ous9cre0net bot,
muB ein StiidTtlo> lueI(Des toulcnoYfurb
{Sortriieln Dcruor5u6rn9en permoa &C.
},1tnen Safes Observation-Disclosures
FIun0 Sonancu lie fcrl1, un0 cine Tldttc>
Die 9Sci5rn sur Grnd6run0 nur Gints
Menltben trd0t, miro Yononcn ocnu9
1crpprbrin9cn f0nncn, I'M ols 2c6en5=
fir iiinfuno5luonSi9 McnlWcn
ausiurci0cn.
-@inpcriiiNer% %rieftraoer ad
)obc mcbrcrc @(ale - iAreibt ser Gorrciponz
'ent Der vFall W(aa G5a;ctte" in Sc1cran am
II. Wtoi - bon ben bier befinoliNcn Scltrr=
:ci6crn aciprobcn uno ih Sorf mo6l iaacn,
'a6 ibrc S(rbciten iowet niNt brracbcns Atiucs
cn iino. &ur ciniAcn So9cn cridicn Her crllr
Sreftrigcr IN ocu Strabcn 0icS iuor iein
Soltiim: Sin bcllAriincr Mpd, yotbc Solcn uno
in l1warser @ut nit elmer midti9cn eclbcu
Scocr. Scnc @Quiplrlng bcitano in elmer I'M
'cn 2ci6 9el6nolltrn aroben gebertuid)e, ciHcm
lbcr Die linfc Sd)ultcr gcldlunacucn fran,0G<
dcn 9oruc cincm StOde in ieiner rcd,trn
}anO unb cncn Sricfe nit elmer pcriildcn
$oltmorfc in cincr (infen. 9iclrS Fb6uomcn
'uroe, nabocm cS ciniac 3cit our1 oic @o,ort
cfiiDrt morotn, oem S1ob porAciteut Motiir>
ld folatc bos circumference: u@uD, Sab,
fnSbnllal! - obcr iuoSu iii boS &om ba:"
Bum Slolcn." v@lolc cs oliu." Stun bottc
CT Sricftr1Nrr auf bcr Strabe cincn balbcn
ran - cine fleine Silberniilsc ocihcntt be-
,mmcn, unb biclIbc, al CT an ieincn na0cl~
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4 Happy Couple.

A man should always be a little older.
o. little Drawer, and q little stronger, aul
% little wiser. and % little more in love
with her than she r. with him. a
woman should always be q little young
err, and q little pretticr, and q little more
considerable than her husband. He
should bestow upon her all his worldly
goods, and she should take good care
Of them. He may owe her every care
and tenderness that affection can
prompt: but %pecuniary indebtedness to
her will become a burthen. Better live
on a crust that he earns than ON % for
tune she has brought him.
Neither must be jealous, nor give the
other cause for jealousy. Neither must
encourage sentimental friendships with
the opposite sex. Perfect confidence in
each other, and reticence considering
their mutual affairs, even to members
of their own families, is a first necessi-
ty.
A wife should dress herself becoming
" whenever she expects TO meet her
husbands eye. The man should not
grow slOvenly, even at home. Fault
finding, long arguments, or seedlings,
end the happiness that begins in kisses
and lOvc-making. Sisters and brothers
may quarrel and "make up" Lovers
are lovers no longer after disturbances
occur, and married people who are not
lovers, are bound by redhot chains. If
a man admires his wife most in striped
calico, she is silly not to wear it.
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AnecdOte of DIR. Bethune.

On one occasion, when on our way to
our ~favOrite resort for a little hy-tiShing
in Eastern Maine, we stopped over night
in Boston, where the doctor was to
speaF at some anniversary meeting.
As was not unusual with him, he was a
little late in his appearance at the gath
ering and the speaker next preceding
him on the programme was evidently
talking against time on his arrival.
Seeing the doctor walk up the aisle, he
suddenly brought his remarks 10 a close
by saying - that the distinguished gem
tleman who would next address them
had now arrived, and he could not I'M
derstand why he (the speaker) had been
appointed to precede him, unless it
might be on the principle by which the
smaller wheel Of a carriage is made to
precede the larger There was a
slight twinkle in the doctors eye as he
unbuttoncd his great brown o%yercoat,
and commenced by saying: "Mr. Pres
ident, ladies and conference.-the clos
ing remarks Of my friend who has Just
addressed you reminds me Of a High
lander, who, on q visit to Glasgow,
caught his first glimpse of a four-wheel-
ed carriage. Fixing his eye with amaze
ment, on one of the forward wheels, he
exclaimed: 'Weel done, little wheel
the big wheell nae catch you.'n A hap
pier opening could hardly have been
made, even if there had been a month
to consider IL
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Railroad Gush.

The recent railroad rivalry in Kansas
City, saws an exchange, has involved a
reckless use Of words by the agents in
their advertisements. Now the blood
does tish.' SAYS the st. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern. Having knocked
the wind clean out of some folks on ex-
traordinary low rates, we beg to call at
tention TO the second chapter. The
Chicago and Alton remarks, " Withvis
or down, not a spot on our armor, and
lance on a dead line for the heart, we
charge to the fore" The Hannibal and
st. Joseph responds, as that a dagger?
No, my lord, it is a prod, and with it
we make the weak-backed hump them
selves. We strike right TO the core
of the great commercial interests Of the
New West with the following bedrock
freight rate "Talk is cheap. prom
ises fragile, and the wind can blow is
another announcement, "but we talk
not, neither do we promise or blow.
proceed to business, stick TO bust
ness, and mean business every hour Of
the tw~enty-four. Chalk it down on
memory's tablet"