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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

Lameness in hogs is caused sometimes
by the large pores in the back part of
the legs getting clogged. They are a
little above the knuckles in the hack
part of the legs. Wash the lame legs
with soap and luke-warm water, using a
stiff brush and rubbing hard till the
pores open. and when the pores are
washed open the lameness will leave.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22
81. LOHNSRURY.

Joel Fletcher. prominent merchant,
and one of the most successful business
men of the State, died at St. Johnsbury
last Tuesday of heart disease. 1t il
supposed that he died instantly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

The Cheyenne Leader learns from an
unreliable quarter. that the Indians re-
Gently frozen stiff on the Running Wa
ter. were stood up before log fire and
thawed out. The redskins sang out
'.hooplal'' when brought to. with admit
rable ferocity, and threatened to scalp
their benefactors for disturbing them be-
fore spring. They were then re-frozen
according to directions, and will keep"
in that condition during the winter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22
MARRIED.

In Derby at the residence Of the brides father Feb
0, by Rev. G.. Lorimer. Erastus II. Waterman Of
Salem, and Miss Mary Jenne Of Derby.
At Albany. FEB IL by Rev. c. W. Griffin, Clarence
W. Bannister and Miss Ella NJ smonds both Of
Albany.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

It's deep mystery-the way the
heart Of man turns to one woman out
Of all the rest he's seen in the world,
and makes it easier for him to work sew
en- years for her. like Jacob did Cor IA
ehel. sooner than have any other woman
for the asking often think Of those
words. And Jacob served seven years
for Rachel and they seemed but few
days for the love be had to her, -
George Eliot
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22
BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
II H T. NJ o ~ Il II o X
A. d. II l b B A r ID

Jobbing aud Commission Dealer in
ssUTTTR, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS. DRIED APPLE, &c.
- JoRE SGKEEr, BosT0N, Mass
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

THE VEsPER BELL.-To the traveller
in Spanish America the striking of the
vesper exercises potent charm. As the
usage requires every one to halt. no mat
ter where he may be, at the first stroke
of the bell. to interrupt his conversation,
however important, and listen without
stirring until the conclusion of the chime,
the singularity of a whole population
surprised in moment as it comes and
goes. held in state of petrifaction. and
paralyzed as if by an encounter, may be
imagined. On every side you see ges-
lures interrupted. mouths half opened for
the arrested remark, smiles lingering or
passing into an expression of prayer /;
you would fancy them nation of stat
ues. town in South America at the
tinkle of the Angelus resembles the city
in the Arabian Nights whose inhabi-
tants are turned into stones. The magi-
clan here is the bell-ringer; but hardly
has the vibration ceased when univers-
al murmur arises from these thousands
of oppressed lungs. Hands meet hands.
question seeks answer. conversations re-
sumo tn cir course horses feel the loos-
ened bride AMI paw the ground; dogs
bark. babies cry, the fathers sing, the
mothers chatter The accidental turns
thus given to conversation are many.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

WashingtOn's birthday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22
LOWELL.


Water 50 low that the mills and shops
arc idle a greater part of the time.
Remember the temperance meeting at
the Baptist church, Monday evening.
March lst
Notwithstanding the storm, and the
% degree below zero weather. the daily
stage from North Troy. comes to town
occasionally Great credit is due to the
driver
At a regular meeting of the Mount
Norris Lodge. l. o. of g. T.. February
10. the following officers we're duly in.
stalled for the coming quarter: W C T.,
ID. T. Curtis W V r.. Hattie Parker :;
" 5. W. l.. Kinsley; W AS. I.ucenia
Curtis; W r.. A. !. Stebbins MS,
BERTHE Hoyey " NJ, J. McAIister /:
W ID NJ. Ida Brown; NC. Mary Hall /:
" g.. Nary Petten: w o. G.. "A. J.
Dodge " r s.. May Stephenson "
L S. Charlie Eddy. The treasurer re-
ported about $50 in the treasury. The
secretary reported 81 members in good
standing,
NEWPORT,
AIonzo NaOoon n uonoo man twsntr
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

The armies of Europe IRE now larger
than ever. That of Germany contains
in round numbers more than q million
and a half of men, that of Russia a
million and quarter; that of France.
over million that of Italy. 10000 !;
and that of England. 100000. In all,
more than four millions and half of
able bodied men employed in the mill
tary service at an aggregate expense.
without counting the loss of their
abstraction from productive pursuits. of
not less than three thousand millions of
dollars year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

AIOnzO AagOOn. young man twenty
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

Neao Advertisements.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16
geluer Standardization.

Sin babies 8ufdsI Souiatoes iausi
be man in Gtilde, fode iie in ibrsm sis
men Saft gang iueide nnb bride iie banr
6urd elm nlitteIfeines Sieb, iporauf bas
Surdsebriidte nnter beitdnbiesm Wib
rem 81 Der 9ide bon Oider aatiusrss elm
sefodt tuirb. 9RitiIeriueile sisbt man
an elmer GalIoue euten giiis 6 lln5er
SaI5. 6 Sradmen 9imeni, 1 llnie 81
Oradmen seIben Genf; 3llnsen fdtpar'
5sr 9feffer; 6 Oradmeu @eisiir5nsIfen ;
3 Oradmen MusfatenbIitbe tino 2
Draamsn fpanifam gfeffer. nnb ribrt
fdmmtlibe Geiuiir5e NIT Oeat Gliie out
burdeinanber. aIsbann siebt man bic
ie Mifdane 3u ben einsefodten Soma
toes, Idbt GIIes aniammen 5lueimal auf-
foden. iebe IS baum Dom 6ensr ab. Iabt
es faIt ruerben unb fius sS bann in GIa.
fdeu, bic gut 5ngepfropft finb. ir3gl
SO uirb bebauptet, bieier &etdup ODER
eatibap iei elm gang uOr5aeIideS Beige.
ridt 3H faIten 0leiidipeiieH nnb iei allen
fOaftieen Grten bon pifanten 8eipiir5
Gaueen bel @eitem bor3llsieben. ~ /
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Ginaeinaiiieue WSarl.

SisIe @enfden baben iebr srObe 0na.
len aiIs3uiteben burd Die fo9enanntsn
sinseuadienen 9dseI an Den Shben
uno Die meiiten trassn leIblt Sdnlo an
ibrsH aeiSen, obne es gu tuiIisu. SAT-
algstnein werben Die 3d9eI an oen Be.
ben acknowledgements runb, ipie an ben
Slueern, gefdnitten, 70 rsdt bic Gden
bsraus. fuis man gu faeen pfIeet, bariit
ole 0aesI Hidt ipsbe tbun bel Der euaen
Snbbefleiouns. Ronlmt nun elm folder
Sub in ben 6dub OOer StiefeI, 70 bOren
ale aeiosn auf, Die Sunt an ben 8ebeu
iuiro aber nun nm 10 mebr sulaninlsr.
geOriidt, tueil Oies bur6 bas gniferuen
oes RaeeIs Ieidter Osldebei Fann; Der
3ageI tu6dIt aber In feiHer urlpriingIi.
den 8idtang b. B, oera6e alIs, fort,
anb tuirO Oann bas GinlunAlen in oas
8leiid nidt ausbleibeu. Mau Idneibe
oesbalb bic 3desI an ben 3sbsu eerabe
ab. IafIs ia bic Eden ilber BAG SIeifb
bsraHsfteben, banH ipiro man niemaIs
iiber iOlde 9eiOsu sn flassn babei. 9ie
Sa9e 1T 70 siufa6 nnb uatilrIid. bab
man eIaHbeH feIlts. hieles Serfabren lei
fe!bRptritdnbliG. itnb bod baItei es Die
nteilten @eniden nibt aIIo.
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Ser 6erhh.

Ras mddt 70 9liiflid iebes 2anb,
Sfdfs net oent Serbft fei GegeSbano p
8riu9t er net aIles NOS nier mill,
lin alles in 70 grober SiH p
Sabei if6t er q tDunnerid0,
SelI mus bod ieber 3ueelieb'
Srum lieber Serbft, bid Ioben mir;
Somnt bod 70 DieIes 0nfs bon Dir.
Ser Serbit ifdt Sabresseit ps bsl
8aner nod bersbaft an Die grbet mub,
bod iidt bic grbet net msb 70 fdtur Uil
i'm Summer uu pIost Jpn bic SIP un
bsr Sorfdt net meb 70 arg.
Der Bauer Der gut 9efdt, gut esIdn.
bert I'M bic SeIOer redt estpatfdt bot,
frent iib iebt liner iei ie8eusboae Grnt,
$eu, @ebe, 8sD. 8erit &C., bic GUNNER
Grut iidt Oebem, iebt fontmfs &sIid-
form, ber 8ndiue5e. Die 9rumbere &c,
IN lpann Der Bauer eeidsut lpar, bat
er q &raut gu ernte. iun's Sauerfraut
oeDon 9einadt iperS, 6em bas iidt icbt
en- GrtifeI 100 0eIo bran gentadt iuerrs
fam. Sn be StdOt bs3able is iebt idisr
eni8sr Yreis fer'S &rant, wannS gut
iibt un6 particular, lunnH'S Don Ytnn.
fDlD0nie fumnt, Oeun's Sauerfraut bon
penniDIbdniidem Stoif semadt, iidfs
Beite, ru bic StabtIent fin anfansS gang
tlarriid ufS Sanerfraut un'S 9ebt ibHe
fbisr nig ntsb briiber, iut for Die 8aure
NERDS a buIc 9 beidt @intersiis, par.
tifaIdr, tuann quite 8rottuerlbt un Cpd
ba;u fommt.
@ebt Der Bauer in Der Scrbit3eit bord
fei 8annearte I'm fibt bic id6ne aepel,
DO Iudt for Sreb isi $ers, TN ct iidt
frOb, bab er iei 8dm seuatidt, I'LL for
llnse3iifsr 9ehiitet; bat nauu q GptI iId)
gar niiblid Sbit,
Mande 8anre beiuuuerS in 8erfs
&c., babe 8einberse On9eIe9t, nn
babe bOr Sobre grid gut aHs9emabt,
iln'S mare in bem enc GountD Idier 800
Gder. I'm DO iuarS 8ereuiiee iuanu in
Ssr $erbitaeit Der 8ein eeprsbt luOre
iIdt III mer bot bic fd0ne Sraube eiTe
fduue; absr DO iIdt anno 1S49 a
8ranfbet at bic &raube FIimme, Die
lebt nod INNER 70 arg buuit. bab @ieIe
ibrs Beinitof ausssbuue bent, un iett
MINNIE pieI 8sinberee in Bsrfs 5u fin.
ne fin. ...
SieIe asut fin Der @enins, bab Der
Serbft fd6Here Sobresseit wdr iuie Der
5rabIine. I'M i'd mebn idisr a 70. g
Grlbiobr iia 70 arg fllrj. TN mandmaI
ssbts arg bsrdnnsrIid 8stter. I'M DO
fommt nod oe3l, bab mer immer bran
osnft, bab nau Der GUNNER fommt,
100 Die SiB be SdaifIeat I'M 6auIsuser
pIOet. 90 iidt aber Der $erbit en- an.
Hsrsr 8srI, DO iidfs net gu faIt, ilbsrau
no mer bineildt, Srldt lnS Sbit I'M
biuuebran Der fd6 @ebante, bab Der
8intsr iebt fOmmt. too bic 8aure aus.
rubs i'm 8rstlueribt ba3m siis, un's
iuHGe Bolt an's Sdlittefabrs inns Ssire
nenff. I
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unO 70 Die Sdblune nit siner atmc.
ipbdre sefHIt III, tueIde gerbrsnnuns
dHIdbt, SIT bies erreidt. 70 itsise man
NIT elmer brsunsnoen &srje binab. uno
beotadte bieisIbe Deuau, ba iOIde gldbe
iid aulpeiIen iebr idnea wieber init bsn
fobIeniaureu @as fiiuen, llno fobaIo Die
&erse Sn5sideH nidt sntsn grennens
sibt, unb insbsionbsrs, tuenu iie srlo'
idsn foIIte, Iafie man bic $inabiteigen1
ben eilisit miebsr in bic S0be fentnien,
Die 8sObadtunS biefsr Gniueiinu8en
ipirb ieoesmal atbensssfabr perbiiten.
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Der 0ulllOri(t.
Gin ipfnie S4srL baHH aHt tpanH,
WiTt gslisbt sUa Sebtritiann.
Gu ipabrs Gsi4iijt, uH en- eDarHane
Jan tlii fsr Gnnere. d!

Miiter 8tiuter-Gs esbt ale
10 bieI gfarre, bene babebm mite gut &c.
mug is in bic aIsfort fOr eppes CT.
tras" auseu6t. N''
90 ipars init bem Sam-ieIIem luar
feb Mabel in Der san;en glodberidait
gut senas. un sr otsese Iebt es .,SIirt'
bon ber eitp form Srnu betntssbrodt,
init .8ofeIS", iuO iiier en- SUIT bruf bot
bdnee fOme. Gr ieIbert bot sentsbnt.
CT bdtt 8nnners eebubn. aber bic 9eut
DO berum ben Osr 8opp ba3u ssiaitteIt
I'M nifs 9eia9t, /
SeIl Wnr about neun @onat suriid.
8it isIler Belt bot Sam en- fb0ns tIebne
Got seebsnst, en- Stub I'LL ell 4aar Saa
uuo SinfcI 9sbaltc. III bot uf iei'm
Sdubmader' 'Sanblusrt seldaift. st
mar atuer nod feb 3lueb Wonat sebei
ert, DO bot ibn fei Sruu perpIdubert. or
ioIl lei Got nfu 2aeerbie bier.8ertbIdaft in
RbiIubcIpbiu berfbpuppe, er Dat sebn.
mol 10 DieI 6eIb made uno braudt net
balbcr 70 bart sH fdaffe, iie fOnnre ale
Swet in'S Sbeater sebn un hdtten mcbr
BIdiir in chm Sag tuie DO i'm sanse
Sabr.
Ser Sim iuar's 3ufriebe I'm nffObrs
bots ibn net lang genllmme, biS er in
Der eitD en- Qaserbierlusrtb sefuuns bot,
Der reooe luar 5t fdpappe.
Sem Gam iei 8reis for Die Got mar
$1,000 lit Osm 8ertb ici 8reiS for Die
Sertbibaft NIT SiTStureS compIit en-
8 Sabr 2eas III en- id0nsr gutter @ilIe,
mar s1400-iuit 5000 'raus. fell mar
all, I'm bic 8Od OrHf bodt Sdm NIT
ieiner iun9en Srau in SbiIaoelpbia in
'ner pradtisen @ertbidaft, III Der
8ertb filttert Sau IN SinfsI ufm Sdm
feiner Got.
gper cs is net allies @oIo, Uas
9ldn5t-ieII bot Der Sam baIb aus9e
fllnne. SdOn im erite Wonat ware
iei GIpenieS 9rOber Wie feline ginnab.
me. Ger 2nnld is aIIe @for9en &c.
Seiien I'LL baS Bier is iauer luorre ; I'm
Sdm iuar nod feb brei @lonat Eager.
bisrlpertb, pie CT Die gang 8ertbiduit
nit 5iItureS, 2saS I'LL Dem be1ten guten
Billen nf Ell ebnipdHni9 Soditer.8eam
peridpappt bot. tuOmit CT aIIeiueil
eldms, 8afermelons I'M 70 6efrdb It'll.
berfabrt, It'll berIe 9enns berbicnt, iti
SOpf ilberm BalIer gu baIte.
lin man ie9t Gam, iuanu er's nod,
eniol ilbcr gu bnbn bait, oaun bat ct bic
SallB beiern, bsrnob bat er beut nod,
uf ieiner Got bofe-atuer er bots elue
net ned emOI iiber gu Subn, nn mnb
nan bait iOfferu. iuie 70 bieIs annere
@arre, Die fid babebm uie net Iubte
e5nne.
SD bOb ell Monat nad benz Gam
9sbslert III bob Die frOIIies 8sbie aus
Der 0fods for mei Sran, iuobs nod uf
Der iebmc Got IN bub faOn 8 N6er u.ll
9auS Oa3n sefaaft, iiiter i6 bic 8ebie
gebeiert bab.
VI. 8.-0ie 8eBie bot feb 8olIelS
in ibr SrOds uu ab feb &utsrfaIs usbe
bic Sbre runner bdn9e.
M q d to Uieid.
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mitte[ aeaen fanIe 0nfI.

Die pieIeu llnsIiidsfdIIs, iueIde felt
Sur5ent iuiebet beiut Sinabffsigsn in
@rabsn, grHHHen. ablnsstandIs ufp.
poreefonaHlen iinO. nefanIaiIsn eiaeu
arsl In 9tRIbpuiIIe adr aIaoiifatIiduns
iOIOsnOsrgOrfeb rfebrhnssmabreseIu: ..8er
in cine 0ru6e uilp. biHabsHfieieeH bat,
Iaiie susrit cine brsuntnOe ser5e biHab,
uub iuIIte Iie nidt breHneii. 70 nebme Ct
elasa atfssipannteH Sleeenidirm, an
Dsifsa 0rtIF Gin esiI tefefiiet If nub
laie osufeIbeH biuab. nnO Siebe ibu tOie,
Der IN bic Sole, unb tuieorhoIe bies
9lHabIaHsn aHb SiHaafsiebea 70 Iange,
bic pus EebIeHIauTe 0Gs aHe9epuuipl
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aRas Had harrisburg. serIaTsa tpis fpIsi:
DsrtaGsH asp.gsrf. I'm s.i5 RerssHs. anb ap
1915, $50 Ra2miiiass uHb IA .z6 atsHbe
GtrIaftH gbiIabslpbla, an els Ruresns aHe
am $40 uHb T.eo Ra9mittaee. .l4sls
GfrtaHtH RfabIHs. tim 4.se, 7.40, 1I.2e MeT.
asHs, uHb I'm 1850, 6.1S unb 1915 m. m,
DffIaftn getisstlIf, I'm 5.55, 300 RsrsfHs. HHe
TN $50 Ra6mtitaes aHb sia S9HslliH Hnt
Gusqutbanna 6ptistabntn I'm sos Rare.
@srlaHtH aIsHiewa, Hm 2.s0, 6.5e, $50 Met,
esHs, I1.26, 40 d. s.45 Ra@mltiaas q. abke.
ptr $50 Rsrssns Bug ssH aIIeHtsisa aab ben
4.SO Bug suH 8sabtHs ssbsH uiGt an @sH>
tagfH.
GeaRtasse3h8u a.
BsrIaFsn RspsSorf I'm $50 Aa1mt.iaas.
GsrIaiifn gbtlabtlpbta I'M 7.60 Aa@miiiass.
BulaftH RtabtHs I'm 4.39, 7.40 Merssns sab
tint 10. is NaHmittaes. s.
BtrtaFsu aIsniOpn I'm 2.ao 9eprssns, Hnr I'm
8.46 Ranmtttaee, .-..+' .
I a3ia Rorris unS Gau gtfsnsasH.
). 6. U Bttfn,
@eHeTaT> 8urerinisHbeHt.
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/ sun eiste eeidleHbrebiat.

gSor. eiii9en Sobren iuur6e in elmer
Inniefer addbOfitdbie siiis dIte 6rau be.
sraben, Ser Rrebieer besann bic Gel.
6enprcbi9t init fOIssubeu 8urten /:
,Sbr Iieben aentt | 9is alte ssran iii
tObt iie bat Der 8eIt bod a.dts mebr
g.uubt. 8enn iie Der iiebsu Sabreu
ssitorben mare. iuare es bsffer eeipeen
fiji iie nno ibre sIusebarissn, Ssuu iie
mar idOn iisben Sabre bIinb." !.
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SAFE ner,,se,snh A. o.,

= Sie berpsitenb Der 8eeder.9iI.
ton sfanoaI aud auf Die Suosnb bi.iss
9anees lpirtt. benefit foIoen6er gorfaIl
in elmer Sotlnta9siduIe. Sin ghiIler
iuilrSe bon feinenlQebfer mad, Deut iieber.
ten 0ebot 8efraet uab bic pronlpte Gnt.
mort ipar: ,,Oa foIlft Hid5t besaern.
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9eflleinniibiges.
@ehifmher.

Ginb 9uep6eeI mad MidasIis nod bier,
SabeH bis @eibuadten limb @etter mir.
SIT uieIeul Serbituebel isb ~
Gin 8tiden bon pieI Minteridnss.
SiH6 fpdts Noien i'm Garten,
SdbHer Serbft inb ber 8iHter Idbt
iuarten.
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S1,599,564.64
sl.ses.6el.el
Cub. Garigae, graabsai.
Seb. Gbmarb aabI, g9s.gdHesai.
6age GdIamagts, GeTrtar. I

Str RapltaI n In Haa.sm gsIke anasisss.
Sie bet Esia 8oitr 6pHsHi. bae pie Meseser
auf BEN GiefHtbum Iisel. Gle ssrEaael stas
aaalaRluns. Dts grdHateH psfbsa In teareta
gabe ttHbtlabH flr ben saa5tH Hsitraufa ksr
Berf9trnHe. sntptbsr fat ben BeIiraHm ssH IL
ntns. eEft eesr tanf Satrtn, psIae Habsbsalfah
aeetF Enb. aIs u ben 0sasaftitissH 9HF&fs<
zHessG Geifufdaften. dl.8f II ~
auf 1uajA htr DtTF9tritH psFbeH bis spIi>
60 n btHtf4fr Gsra9t aEetfaet. W
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Srbarbettets fS65ts slt0
6ilia 10 0tefer Or.sderel.
9sbslaDelpbia s SeeaCinA
Gifembabn
Arrangement fiir gaFasiere,
1tat B. 1876.

3agf snIaEsn parrtsbura nlt feIsi,
100 aanmlitags, Hab tn tT.zo atsnbs.
Ra9 gtiIahsIbkta, nm $40, $40, 9.45 ReTstH
Hnb IN 100 uab $50 aa9aitt.
na9 ReahiHe, TIN $40, $40 aHt Q. rs 64eretae.
unh I'M 100, $50 uHh z.4o aaamittaee,
Ra9 PettssilEe, TIN $40, s.10 Rsrefne, unh an
$50 Ra9nititaes, uHb Via SaupItiu unb 6ues
aHekanHa 1wtisbabH TIM 2.4e Aa6mlliasss
Ra2 MgmleuH, IN sac, $40 RefaeHs. Hah
400, $50 unb 7.4e RaGmttiass. ,i.I5a
Die $40, $40 @efetms 200 aa4miitaass anf
t7.to abtnbsast etbtH bHr4 tts mao y. gerf.
Die s.le RoTafns HHb 400 aa4mittass>
6iet ssbtH buTa bio na9 gftlahtlpblA.
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Geantaas-RhAe:

Raa Relu. goif, I'm $40 Rsresne.
aaa aatHisisH HHb Dss>9tatIeHfa 10 $40
Germittass. 80. -
aaa atablas, getIabslstla uab Wss, eiaiisHfH
nm Las aa9mittags. f AA W
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-03

D1xD.-Georgs W. Hill, Superintend-
ent Of Public Schools of Lincoln County,
died last evening at the residence of
Jno. Croyland. at So O'Clock, of disease
of the kidneys, with which he has been
afflicted for some years. Mr.. Hill was
native Of Fulton, Missouri, and at one
time held the position Of County Re-
oorder of a county in Montana; he after
wards resided in Deer Lodge, in that
Territory. He came to Phoebe shortly
after the fire in 1871. and has resided
principally in Bullionvil'e. In Novem-
Der. 1874. he was elected Superintendent
of the Public Schools of Lincoln County
on the Democratic ticket. He came to
Phoebe from Bullionville the day before
Thanksgiving day, and has been confined
to the house up to the time OF his death.
George W. Hill had many friends and
acquaintance, was we'll liked by all who
knew him, and his death will be regret
ted by many.
AWARDED CoNTRAcTs.-Th following
miners have been awarded contracts on
the Burke mine, by D. M. Tyrrell. Supt.
namely: Willett, Van Hagan, Clymo,
and Clinton. This looks like business
when so many chloriders have contracts.
Work will be showed on pretty lively.
FoUND.-A gold sleeve button, which
the owner can have by applying at this
office and paying for this notice.
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SPECIAL TO The PIocHE DAILY RECORD
by WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-03

The MINDELEFF PROCESS for the re-
duction of ores was tried in the pres.
ence of large number of gentlemen, at
the corner of Main and Harrison streets,
on Wednesday and Thursday last. The
following is a synopsis of the expert
ment made with small and crude fur
mace arranged for the occasion: Three
hundred pounds Of oxide copper orc was
placed in common quicksilver retort,
and the same closed. The retort then
being subjected to heat not exceeding
800 degrees, this had the effect to dispel
the moisture contained in the ore. At
the end OF two hours the vapor ceased to
escape from q jet pipe indicator. The
moisture being dispeled, volume of
common street gas was turned into the
retort (still closed). and Immediately
steam again made it's escape, but appar-
emily highly charged with foul gases.
This continued for an hour or more,
when match or light was placed at the
test tube and flame of ordinary gas APP
peared, free from any color but the yell
low natural gas. The ore was then pro-
nounced reduced" The retort and
ore being hot. it was decided to open it
the following day, which was done in
the presence of large party. and the
result was indeed wonderful, for in the
place of the solid. compact and hard
oxide ore, there appeared moss of soft
and light metallic copper sponge ready
for smelling. When we consider the
time, expense and simplicity of this new
process, as compared with the old meth
cd, we can but believe that the erection
of Mindeleff plant on this coast, as
proposed, will be Of great value to the
mining interests OF this State and for
tune to those interested in this scheme.
"Keeley Motor" Fryer Gold Pro-
cess, Gramme Silver Process" and
now comes "Mindeleff Copper Process. -
What nextP-IStock Exchange, Nov. ~.
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is not believed in naval circles that Spain
would consider the recognition of Cuba
by the United States casus belli, but it
is believed that the officers of her naval
vessels would seek to exercise the right
above noticed and that they might be
tempted to do so in an offensive manner
or in cases not contemplated by the terms
OF the treaty. In order to prevent this
and assure himself that American COM
mercs shall not suffer from the action of
OF our Government our naval officers
think the present preparations are
making. This may or may not be well
founded but it is fact; other parties
besides them are beginning to suspect
something of this kind in his mind.