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HUN1OR.

"Je-amos did 70 ever ssn mooss killed
"No, Augustus, but I've saw buck shot"
It il not so extraordinary that NebuchadnezzAr
lived on graes~ We know OF hundreds upon
hundreds who lire on the turf.
4 Columbus tombstone says:
They've bur1el me
'L,ugBlde Of she,
And together in hezvd3
Is her and me-
4 lady living near Troy hiss pieos of eoap
suppos ed to be q hundred yaars old Isn't u
astonishing how long people eau keep hoap In
the house and never feel the slightest temptation
to use lt2
It is an old saying that It is nsver too 1ase to
mend; and tho man Who makos his wlfo sit
M in hot night to ix his old ciothea, while he
snores under the mosquito bar, Is tho sort OF
person to say it.
"Ah, yes the West Is not entirely useless In
the vast economy Of nature" remarked 4 Boo
tonlan. at furnishes the pork to favor onr
beans with. you know" Theu ho xosumed tho
study OF bis ''PrncipiA~"
4 father, fearing IN earthquake in the region
OF h4a home, sent his two sons 10 distant
friends until the peril should be over. IL"
weeks after the father received this letter from
his friend: 'Please take your'boys homo and
seud down the earthquake"
There is a man OF sound Judgment in Waah-
ipetou who Ia willing to bet $40. Goo to 81 that
w1thio the next fifty years no mouuuaent will
ever be completed to anybody in tho United
States, unless the person 'n whose honor tbs
monument is erected happens to be living to push
the enterprise along.
Keep your name and address about you during
this season of sunstrokes.-Ne.o York Cn1anee7-
cial Advertiser. This i. very cheerful ad4ice. 70
be sure. On tie same principle, fond Wifs
might say to her husband. as he leaves Ear for
few hou,s, "My dear please leave couple OF
lr1fa 70 VIM
with. There Ia no telling Whist may happen to
you-"-Abdny Argus.
"A middle-aged woman fell - ahe WIS Do
ecend:u9 pair OF stairs on Jefferson avenue yes
terday, and the first man to help her roach hef
feet WAS banker who happened to BE- passing
Did you fall, madam 7" he inquired - %
fool you! You don't suppose I'd ut down
here to rest do you ?" ahs snapped Hs didn't
kay.-Delrou Free Press-
, 1875-08-08
4 Country Full OF Foxes.

MI. George ". Gnbebsrt who lives near Brad
fordsyille has a pack OF hounds With which he
has caught eighty-odd red foxes in ten months.
George believes In thinning out the fo1es In
think ia yery good idea; for the foxes are far
more destructive to the younger tocks OF sheep
than dogs, especially in this mountainous coun-
try. Red foxes are very numerous in this part
OF the couutrY. and they do not prev upon the
latnbs altogether, they have been known to eat
and kill pigs over one mouth old besdes coming
10 broad daylight to tho doora Of dwellings, 70
catch chickena. The fact Is, NC could not DO
we'll without few good dogs in thus neiehbot~
hood, for If It was not for them the good moth.
ers would nava to put their babies IN the eaose' %
and lock them up, to keep the fo1es from stesl-
ing them.
, 1875-08-08

her driving to the cemets1y oue morning, and
When they got there they wandered through she
tranquil garden Of the dead Stately dowagers
rolled By ID velvet mantle ana double 2h,n; g.y
girls took their MONDAY airing aud made plans
for festat days aud nights two lovers read eter-
nifty in each others syes-all vera unmiodful OF
this nesting, tragic hfs whose memorial seonas
CLEANED thick aud pale around them. Taey
came upon tinv red mound. Poor Mrs Roy'a
lutte girl. said her friend. ''she was buried =
week ago, and hear the mothers grief "a. te7~
f'o.e, ard abe went ou to speak OF
Poor thingl Poor young shing!" said Mlss
could do something for herl" Then she COD
siaeted Presently her face frightened she
put her hand in her pocket, took out her porte
"onndae, and extracted thazefrom tiny pack
age marked Viola Tricoior. She borrowed
trowel from man at work near by, aud soon
had sown the little grave with seed ard def,ly
| covered them.
There !" ehe said with tong breath Of salts
faction. Poor Young mother!"
hoo hoy passed lonely. anxious winter
very i'll. but the doctor urged caro- and watch-
ing, 80 hob Roy left her with her mother. He
spent every Sunday with her, and several DAYS
at Chr'stmas~tlde, when. coubt DOT, they Kept
the bt1th-n1ght Of the holy child with smiles and
tears. Ne plted him in his solta-y l.fs. We
looxed at the ons light at night and The dar1-
eoed nursery-w,ndow, and sighed ~ Ne reneu,-
oered s,x months ago.
But one day 10 ea1ly spring. "nen gentle aire
were blowing the Vapor about soo soft say AUD
flowers we're shrustlng the1f gay young heals
above the osck earth Rob stopped under our
oslcony and lifted his glad faea to say he WAS
going for Helen Tomorrow.
So she camo back even sWeeter than besors
for the mou1 ming dreas and Tor her seldess bear
ing Of her CROSS She took up the thread OF her
home life where 1t had fallen black and teAr-
stained, and wove it sAining ~ before.
When she had bean 1t hons several days sho
sa1d one morning, can't you come home eally
this afternoon, Bob, and take ms to baoy's
graye?s
"Oh, yes" answered Bob, drawing her tender
IL to hlm-
She, leaning on his shoulder, asked:
"Have You had anything planted there, Robt
shall not see it bare, ahaH / 2" entreatinRiy.
Rob hung his kind, foolish head. The day she
CAME he had ordered an elaborate oinuer, he bad
the house adorned with costly dawezs he had
given her an exquisite trinket, but the thing she
wanted most in the world he had left undone.
Then this wise woman, dlyining bis trouble,
said from her rest,ne-place--"N Never MIND, NO
shall see about it together. will look for you
carly" So kissed him eood-by. But when he
WAS gone the tears flowed over hor face
It was alovely afternoon when they entered the
great cemetery gates- 4 little chill fingered in
the air. but it Was sunny and caln. Helen held
= cluster OF white howeIs, the 1purest, asoetes.
yet above the mould: her arm vas in her hus-
bands and her votca had somewhat OF lts old
, 1875-08-08
ODDS AND ENDS.

r 80 p,.,1 rr,o, --.vo,
A1' uo""NA - - @~ "1' ~0'' ~F~
portraits.
A. o. hopel" = yoone Af1.es ,a ~oa nsaaou' :" a.
tne Acaoemy OF Oeslgn' mas sofef"' p'cao1oo ~
progress for the Exposition.
Mr. Mnrnhv h.s clo.ed hin stndio. but has
n. -. H. 49, ,.,, ,.na.c.n. =. h;s
oo' Se' 'el@ too e''s. s'n1.' 4"nooeSee ~ A''
appears at Jansen d. hcClnrgs'
! r. Robert,on IN naint;np a large strong
picture for the Exposition. The subject, I
no,lkmaid is the nost niesaine he has recently
.a;n,a3
pH'o
There ID some probability OF picture claim
ing to be a Van Dvcke-ful-lepgth portraits, in
.rmo, rnder 1,fe.a;z. ~ tho pnncea Maurice
n'. r.:,;
sno i'o App0o''oe IL WIG IAPo'A'0"
4. J. Pickering is in the country. recent
nortr.it of his of A ladv. m a soue what Grand
80. --;,h .,.ho.,.a a...a ;. ,.-.rr,,v r,;,t-
esu, ~ ".n x,sh .ha.,s -. !, ~ @astr.trta
% ouo u1oea ooo'o WI oioAn'.' t''
Miss A. G. Shaw is busy painting landscapes,
and has several new pictures in he1 etudlo,
which. it is hoped, ill be exhibited in the Ex-
position. They ars all good. and one extraordi-
nRrily so.
Some quiet little drawings OF natural scenery
in Indian ink, BY F. B. Green, At Stanton l.
Mitchells, are worth noticing. One OF them. q
scene in shady lane with bright light upon
the little figures, is especially admirable, and
worth lit it is an original composition) ten
times the price SGT upon It {$25Q.
H;ohuooa,. n,a.s.,. u.,,oxr =, vv.h.,, ,,.-
, 1875-08-08

0EnaDAA Il RpQeN4&+
L little distance from the ferry landing On !he
Arkansas shore. opposite this city, ia moored \
boat n3ned By DaEs Rob1nson, . fsho1uan, on
which he aud his family live. About O'Clock
Wednesday, evening his little daughter Ada, aged
about 10 years, fell from the boat into the xirer
Bad vss drowned Every effort possible Was
made 70 recover her body, but without SUCCESS
Ind WAS given up for lost in the belief that the
current had carried it down the stream beyond
recovery.
About daylight yesterday tbs fisherman made
ola daily visit to biz tros lines, *hich were 1sid
u tho nver about .00 yards below his boat. He
threw out tue graphing hook- caught the liues
md proceeded to haul 10 ; but before many feet
Of the line hzd beeu recovered he drew to the
surface The cesd body Of his little d&uxhter,
fastened BY The dress to ono OF the fiah-hooks.
1he chlds body had been carried down By the
current until caught By the tzat line, where 1t
~ ~ held fast aad fshed mp ne1t morning by tie
, 1875-08-08

To the rods OF Parnsesus purity YVES SO grest
burden tha. those who represented 1t could sus-
tain few other virtues To the Eods who dwelt
IN Asoa,d this was the foundation Of character,
md a matter OF course. as 10 F1rtuous mortafs.,
" the literary qualities OF ref' 4nde'soh Sc hs
hoped that bis claim will Soon be made good
that ..TLe time must come vhen NOISE mythol-
ocY viii bo copionsly reflected in our elegant lit
erIture and in our fine arts."
, 1875-08-08
HORRORS OF A TEXAS PRISON.
Capt. EmorT7s Rep0rt-Tho Fnn1sh-
mcnts VI the Middle Ages 1nlnateda
Xetr ToFk Tribune.

~1f -. ~. s1,dd1c Az. 4u,fkatea.
y"
he7o 1oF@ 1F'oo"e- ......
WASHINGTON. D. G.. Aug. 4-About year ag"
a nararnntorr order Tas issued by Ch1ef-Clerk
r,a.hr 4.t;,, r;ac,eta,v of VAR, for the imme~
~ x-so,.-. TOW, t,e
ola1e REMOVAL OF 4Ao na1t@'S pa'0ouo' 4tou 40
6tats Panlseonary II H"nes7'Ae' Ae1'' 70 fott
Lexyeuworth. Exposures OF tue management al
N. Te.as Penitentisry gave rise to 4 report that
-. -.1 o,.,sad hv crna, and h.r.
.'A- t.'1o .... - a..;,t. - .h,+
pafou3 11eatmen' u eoo'te9 aS
pihoo. Inquiry tt the war OepalE
nent has confirmed that report Lest
year, in April, An inspection OF the fenlfen'iary
was made By Capt G. D. Emory, Acting Judge
Advocate on Gen. Augur's stan. be found the
ysntilatson Of the cells very had. and the food
insufficient in quantity and deficient In VARIETY.
lhe most stl lklng part Of his report relates to
The 1suntAhments fesor1ed to for enforcing
obedience 1hlee Of them arc described At
1ength,-the dark cell, the ''stocks. and the
*'horre-" 1he dark cell Is = low, dark.
oven-like ,nclosnre, barely high enough
to allow the convict to sit ereet on the
dsoz, and with 20 opening for lght OF ar
except tbs grated door Tie - ''stoohn aae LINGO
By cutting three holea In ooafa' s1anolng on its
edge. and fastened between t~o esaxes. Inc
Central hole receives Inc neck ~ Ioe soof!e', ~
and those On each saoe n1a "Ils8 Aat1 bue
man has been plaeeo 20 me seocks, IL r. - cus-
vet upon bus toes leaving u 80. IN .a1shs IT u
woutd often be Jetked mp win encn to1ce - 70
endAneer tue PRISONERS oec4. Con71cts we're
often aett in the sheks until they became in-
eensihie- The "horse surpassed tue otne1s,
and Vas comparatively oe" Invention. II
Was introduced about hine monu1s oeioEe
Capt Enjoys V1s3f. II cohe1ste u = post OF
feet bieh~ About 4 feet from |he etoano
there was driven into It peg OF iron or ~ooo ao
Inch 10 diameter aud foot or tro long: Ae-
fracttry eonsicls we're placed astr7de OF lhis peg
With their backs toward the post. Their hanos
vere tied behiud them to the post and their teet
tie Same. so thai they could not change fhe'1
Position Or OBTAIN anV RELIEF ~hateEer. ine
Objects Of this punishment we're horrible. Capt.
Emory examined ore man who had been pefma.
neutly fnptuzed while ''i'd4pg the horse, and
others ~ho we're suffering ftom acute disease
produced BY the came CAUSE.
Mura than 6oo OF the conF1css we're employeo
by railroad contractors and Oh pan'aaons oe,
longing to the !esseea OF Tue femtenuafg ano
others ut the lutn of Capt Emorxa '1ais- ihei1
treatment VAS generally cruel. IAey we're over
worked, and II they either oied ";tnn te"
months or broke down, tae1f places naa 60 0e
dlled oy 1resh Rsnga. 1hes we're insnmc'ently
clad and were Obliged 70 %oFG a. shoseAng IN
the "1ntef eoneflmes "aen only one snoe' some
times With no shoes at all. lhe1r 1000 "as
cooked ID Houston, hnd transported 70 1nem ~
open CAFE, and much Of 1t was spoiled oeiore II
, 1875-08-08

made lis appearance near Montreal. and h.s
voice rs loud ~ dog. Several unsuccessful
efforts have been made to capture his frngnhlpa
but vhen pursued be dfvea into deep xastE and
keepa quiet for se7eral dAJA
, 1875-08-08


ahone from her eyes.
MISS Ray was one Of the fcw mortnls who
know all the three chords Of the Angels Song.
We are willing 10 ascslbe glory to Tod in the
highest, and content that there should be "peace
on earth !" but who practices "good-"ill towards
men? ?" She did. She had not the Iowa OF tbs
phitanthropist for man in the mass. but an tndi-
vidua love for each ooe ~ for brother. asister-
The ousgrowth was quaint epouRh. but II you
laughed fret the teats OF genuine admiration
FASTENED after.
She always mended rorn bills because she
never forgot the distress io poor womau:a eyes
when her tattered money WAS refused IN tne
shop, and her own modest means. promptly
rendered, we're insufficient. Her course through q
the viliaee street was devious one. oecaose o.
the peelings, the broken glass the rusty nalIs
she gathered and put INTO the gutter Ihe ee,!o
"a have all met crying because he has lost tne
money Tor bread, or broken the n'ak- aak
pitcher. was always conaoiea ..S ~ rtI;.f I9ai
and gazed sfter the dear slim figure nun ss'H, cue;
shining through bis tears, the assoas,ng gs,a CON
clutched tightly 10 his fogers- Old men ,oun"
their emptv tobacco-cauiater myetei7ousty tT
nIenished+ Old women found the shawl they
had covered with the "desire OF tne mo.a 1os "
the ssar" waiting T. % ne da@ss n,s6srgamen NV Tere
cheeTad by the package Of tea t1ss ap-
naspad On their taLle when they ut their
re lamp after hard day out and as
hey pped the ss.mnE ,sns ibss r.ye
w sis'4 +te connndruu, Who brought it? 10 placid
p,;sf.c+ion. ~ The iank k-cheeked boy gazing into
s.a1,,f.,rioner's window, the fo1iorn girl fxluE
;sttuf ryss 90 tho doll The toY-shop, had the
treasure suddenly put .nto tnen uaoos. ael
ss s1s sshad them out aud ia,d them in the enn to
Ju' 49, How she has stopped do9-ashss, tending
~ ~ lima varr,ors Gu both sides; how 1he has
ssastrhed 10 . Kittens from the very jaws Of the
annnx' cannot be told. II Jou surprised her
, 1875-08-08
SCANDINAVIAN MYTHOLOGY.

ANEW FIELD FOB AIT.
Modern srt has zansacked the world for sub-
iects for CANVAS and marble. Every form Of DO
mestio life, every aspect Of natural sceners, e4-
ery epoch OF history. has it's painters aud some
artists, more learned in classical antiquities
rian the rest,-lixe Alma Tadema and Gerome,
have found a special field in the representa-
ton Of tbs daily life OF the Greeks and Romans.
An open field for the exercise Of artistic skill
whether 1t be Of the poet, painter, or sculptor,
field as vet little worked, is pointed ont by Prof.
r. B. Anderson IN q recent book On ~ Morse
Mythology" Prof. Anderson is Professor pf
Scandinavian Languages in the University OF
Wisconsin, and his book (creditably to The liter
sry progress Of the Northwest) is published IN
Chicago. The author ca1s anew the attention
OF the artistic world to the material for literary
or pictorial workmanship in
THE MYTHS AND FOLKLORE or TIE NORTH
he very judiciously devotes d chapter OF bis
book to this subject, and urges his favorlte
studies as material for artistic uses With such
enthusiasm and knowledge a. make 1t well worth
the reading OF artists who lack matter. It ap-
pears, indeed, as II 4 s.rong-mtnded artist who
should take up this field IN earnest might a.
most found school.
Lii q curious fact that our modern education
is so exclusively classical that, while every toler-
ably veil educated person is expected to oe
acquainted with tho general outline OF Greek and
Roman mythology, and to hold olearlg IN mind
tho person aud performances Of the principal
.no;a,+ ha,then divini,ies. Jupitar and Juno,
noe' m'e1 ua..,.,s. .ra ths r.at "a .ro ~ ;vno-
rant Of the myths and fables which by rghtful
descent would naturally be our Own that dis
.i.a,,ro ~ a, .cnnaintance with tho mythology
ciosu11 =. 49, ~ - aa.n.t aiua;o,, r. ;rhor g.
OF sue NoIsenen, o., Hasua @ rnnrsS s,sber ~ sn
Loke, or Ooln' "oo!o oe 1cfaueu pure. ~ ~
INDIGESTION OF great and uuu'uaI 1ealntnB OF
of pedAntic Affectatlon. Yet our classical
learning ia only graft upon a Northern
,., .nd M dnnbt tie characteristics out OF
asen &C.,, 10 Markham mythology erew. and which
*1lcn sno Soitaen .13 1s.a,o,e5a nndart;s tha
u u toa9 ,o;11 ~ tha Norrhern natnns 70 this
nao's @ " u of.cnrad snfi chancad bv modarn
10y. no". 80 sa;ths Nor ia there ANYTHING mora
tasnaoua sIa isr1 ~ nniarstan in the Norse re-
;.'l.n, 'e, ~ ;n n. f;reek and Roman: only The
ena ."a ~ - ci,s.,cal aoncation and hteI ature
ba fa1r,i;.,,za IN with the one 10 the total
-, .ha nther There ia sense in Professor
.sitssoI.s sue"as,;on that tha a, tists NAV we'll
auuete s.lr., tsorn @1ee
Tne 1 wonsour SUBJECTS or ANCIENT MYTHOLOGY
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Cold Bracelets.

2 Sets l15.inch solid gold chain bracelets, ITO
dwt, $i2U.
2 Sets lL-inch solid chain bracelets, 80 dwt,
$50.
2 Set, l-inch solid gold chain bracelets, 90
dwt. SO.
2 Sets l,.-inch solid gold band bracelets at
$40 and so.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

TNHE BUSINESS OF THE BANK OF
i TYPO, heretofore under the direction Of
". +. Mills n Co., will hereafter be conducted
by WM. W. A. CLAY ron 4 co. All de-
mands against the old firm will be collected
debteness Of W. +. Mills Il co. - ~
VIM. W. A. CLAYTON l. co.
Tybo. Nye county, New, Dec. 2, 1878. d5-lw
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C0partncrship Notice.

gINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
i a partnership in the fancy grocery bnsi-
ness, which they will carry on under the firm
name of TAYLOR N ATCliINSON. Their
place of business is on Main street, first door
above Paxton & Cos banking house.
W. b. TAYLOR.
A. w. ArCHlNS0N.
N. B.--Persons indebted to W. b. Taylor
will come forward and settle immediately.
Eureka, Nov. y, 1878. n2Sti
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shawl Pins, Cuff Pins, Glove Buttons, &c.
will be sold in proportion at the
same low rates.
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Diamonds.

5 Genuine Brazil frst-water Cluster Rings at
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Gennine Brazil Il st water Emerald Cluster
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Genuine Brazil solitaire y, Is, q, and carat
stones, at 81 10 per carat.
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stones, at So, So, S95.
, 1875-04-03
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bare taken elk bottles, mud to-day I Am in good
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lie does not recommend bis Discovery TOR that
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, 1875-04-03

Amo.tter, Vas worahlpod with tho horrId snd in.
hnu,sn rite Of sacrificing clndscn IN tho fire.
Wheu Josiah, Ia Ills co,uluosta. orortl,rew thus
ttlo1atry. ho pu1lred contempt upon tle internal
rracco By eating Tito ts ys,,'y tho bonsH @ ri #
ne dspafs ncs In s'e q eftaas sha s. ., e.sa n a t
s,oste.t ,s II ali uol|utionH. WI,ato.et per.
ion, place, or tl,In6a thoy touched wcre
fort1,Hitl, corni1orc1 "tnclenn." llence
Ill Valley of lflnnom, this Nohenna, this
"hcll," having boon tho receptacle Of tie human
rcn,ain5 which Josiah turAw into It. WAS coai!.
eres rlaoe tLs most polluted and aconrsed.
From luis ciroums tanca ii became common lc-
cottae'o for all tue lcflan Of Tho CtY OF Iet,iaa-
lem, llcio largo quantities Of tlccunposinR vot-
etablo aud animal mh!tot wero o6pntantiy
thrown. This putfescont matte. senofssel a.
abundance of wot1nA; tho norm horo novor dtol
Io prevent tho poslois otllne1a eprlnglny from
tlia mass Of corruption poisoning Tho ntmos-
micro aud brcstl'iug diAeaae au: death into tho
heart of tho city, 1roH wero ftent burning day
anil night. THIS valley, therefu.o, was literally
p1ace whoro !" tho Hofln nover died. md wloso
tho iIro WAS neyor qucncho1. hcu. N'.
}{,u{,
, 1875-04-03

FAIRLY BEGUN,

FAIRLY eEGUN.
This Lake shoro X M,oh,con Southern. Mich;-
arr contra1 nj pt,ts,'ur, l. ~. W,r"o n.,,.
o. s.as1 ~ a.u .s,,,ss s,s.. % .,a -. u
loaos commenced eelllhe tseAo:s 10 sue Lass a.
the reduced rates yesterday. Each OF tho roads
sold nbout fifty through tickets ycstosday, which
I. xo-x roo5 con.,t,. r;,p tt,.t all +hosa ti,tct.
- sa ,.ss"1';..a," ..,,, ss,.at ,,s
nnFo 70 20 nseo tnuaouS.cg' al" can"o' 10
bought Tor speculation. Heretofore since tho
commencement of tho aght, uonc OF these roads
bayo averaged moro than about Ten tickets a