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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20
Elko Items.
aFrom the Independent. Oct. ISL

From our old friend Amos Plummer.
who. in company with ]. II. bradley.
arrived by private conveyance from
Cornucopia. last night, We learn that
the Leopard mine never looked NO we'll
M at present. Tho voin continues to
increase In size IN explorations advance
southwark. and the Slopes are yielding
quantities Of the richest kind Of ore.
The main shaft was down 100 feet, and
US the windlass had become useless, an
engine for hosting has been placed In
position.
Az soon as the hosting works are
completed sinking will be resumed and
continue until q depth OF 800 feet Is at.
taincd, when drifting will DO COM
menccd. Tho work OF sinking, how
ever, will steadily proceed ut the sams
time. The Company's mill is smoothly
and steadily at work. and the beautiful
bars OF bullion aro again forming n part
OF tho load OF each stage that arrives
from the north.
Tho wrbfoot Company's furnace at
Railroad is in full blast again, turning
out 10. 900 pounds Of bullion per day.
Forty thousand pounds Of the shining
bars are now stacked upon the depot
awaiting shipment, 10000 pounds moro
having arrived to-day.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 100.
u. n. survey No. ia.

TT y. LAND OPPICE. CARSON CITY,
Nevada, Reptemtsr 10. iSt5. -NOticr IL
hereby given that the Alta Silver Mining Com.
psny, Z co, poraiion existing NJ der and by VII.
tue Of the Laws q he st.ts o. csiii ma. whoa
ntss u in tho city of Ran Francisco. stats 81
California, has this day. by O. Derby. the suIsr.
lntepdsnt and Agent u ertof, made sppliesii"n
for . United ktstes patent ~ twelve huhin'l
uisOOl linear feet Of . certain vein OF lot. 81
quartz, OF other rock In plsee. bsar.ng gold Ahd
silver, and known and called thu Alexander
Compehyis Quartz Lode AID Claim. situate. Is
in< and being IN the Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada; together with two hun.
hundred t30JD feet In width OF %snrfsc. ground
for the convtnient wording th. r~of. aud known
and d~esignsted on the held notes and ofhciai
plat on hie In this ONCE ~ u. \. survey or lot
No. 10, In section No. 5, tovnship No. IL nnttli.
In rsnge No. ~ tsst. Mount Disblo meridian.
The exterior boundaries OF said Lot No. ITO. he-
iig - follows, TO wits
whepcs the 7 s-ction corner On ionih liieof
section 8, township 10 forth. range ~ oait.
Mount Disblo meridian, bcars ruth ~ dsgr's
west 0CU feet, and running thstcs; Flint eours-,
north ~ degrees tast 10 feet To- pct ~. 2;
thence. second course. north On degI'es wet
i61 feet 10 post No .; thence. third tourse. north
% degrees west 5D fet to poet Ne. q. Time,
fourth eourss, touth ~ degrees west Is f-tto
post No. 0; thence. NTH course. south 10 d'gncs
east ii6 feet TO post No. G; ihsnce. sixth eonn..
south 10 degrees west iOs feet to pat ,
thence, seventh courre, , uh 90 d,gn.s east
ca feet 10 pest No. ]. the Point OF bsgihning,
containing . J5 100 scrs.
uYrom post No. q, which IL At the sontlrealt
corper Of y. y survey No. 5.~ township ~ north.
range ~ east, the location cut 81 this claim
bears north % dtefees wet 2l5 f.. {; the new Al.
"a shsft bean north 20 de.rr. w.,t?O5 fo.t. apd
90 old shaft In ~hich the lodc IL cut hsArs
north 81 degrees wet 700 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. 2s7.
u, n. surve, Ne los.

TT \. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
III. Nevada, August ", tsIa.-Notice 10
hereby given that James Lowrey, James
O'Donnrll and Edward Kills, whose pc,t-onhee
havr This day hled their application Tor . pat.
cnt for nieen hundred u 800 linear ieet OF me
Leo lode or vein, bearing gold and silver, Win
surface ground, sIx hundred 1000 feet In width.
situate, lying and being In Silver stsi Mining
District, sior,y. county. Nevada, ne ssosh
plsi ON de In this once ~ lot No. los, In town,
,hip sixteen 40 north, range twenty-o ne l2D
casi. Mount Disblo meridian
The exterior boundaries Of said lot NO. 5SI
being A. follows, to'wit: beginning ~ posi-
marked No. /, u. y. survey No. los, said post
being situated on the ,ouih boundary Of the
Prospect Company. U. y. survey No. is and
i7l; thence running. fret courre. north Csk
degrees weri. 80 feet TO post No. 2. u. Z. sur.
yey No, ius. whence bcars the nag'sfah on
Mount Davidson north f7k degrees wet. the
INNING. second course, pouth 9 degrees and IS
Minutes east, 100 feet 10 post No. 3. u. y. sur.
yey No. lOS, whence hears the pmoke.stark Of
Occidental Mil south % degrees east, Mount
Davidson flagstaff north a,k degrees west;
thence running. third ooerre. south 6sN DC.
rrccs east, GO0 feet TO poet No. Z, U. y. survey
No. l0s: thence. fourth eourrc, north . degrees
and rs minutes west. 100 feet to poet No. .,
M \, survey No. los. said poet being Identical
With pori No. . Of the Prospect Company. u.
\. survey Noe. los and ist. and whence bears
Inc quarter section corner on north line Of sec.
lion Z, township 10 north, range q cast, Mount
Diablo meridian. north GO degrees and , min
mics cast, distant I,Csi feet; thence, fnh
courrc, north CIV degrees west, so feet 10 post
No. !. Tho point OF beginning, containing
II sl.I00 acres.
Bearings expressed from the true meridian
magnetic variation. 10 degrees and thirty min
uicr east. The labor and improvements con-
rIst OF Two open cuts Exi0 feet carh. and eIcs-
WALTON for hosting works lDxco feed. exceeding
.dy, hundred dollars In value. Survey made 70
conform 10 the record Of location.
This claim IL bounded on the north by the
Prospect Gold and Silver Mining Company's
calm or n. \. survey No. i0e and l3t. and on
the east, south and west by NO known claim-
The location Of this claim 10 duly recorded
I'm The County liecenier's ofire OF Storey coun.
", Nevada. Kept In Virginia City. In Book b
or pre- cmptions and locations, page ib6 OF
storey County Tsecords.
Any and all pcr,ons claiming Adversely any
portion Of said Lowery claim OF ground a.
h~erlnbeforc described are required 10 ale
their adverse claim with the Register OF the
United States Land Office at CArron City, Ne.
vada. during The sixty tGO) days Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred By virtue OF the
provisions Of The statute.
susl esd ADoLPHUs WAITE. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20
The Rights Of Railroad Passengers,

soms ana who h,. ,oLen Az t,orLlo
"a No, h,mss,t On ,ha ,o,.. ao.a.n;no
,o;Iroo5 na.ssn,sr travel s,,s ~, nH'
tn cbarros for fsiiure. to I'm, ,icts,s
ars unirsrsallv sustained Inv ma conr,s
bnt ,hcre mu:t no nm onnortpn;tv "a Inv
.frorj.J by Tho ticket seller Poss,n.
c.,s must sbov ,;ct.ts whsn os,oJ To-
a. % tha :. storn;nc orr thsra ~ ori,
nna Js.;s;on Witch Ia ,h,, a n.ssonna,
canno, "ston Off. and rssums h;s ;nnr.
nax w;,hon, H. n,.v;ors s.ss,t .; =.
NY AZ. "l,;aa,;an ~ ho
oon' Wv
run " iu'uu pas'ensei wiz sel''
aeeis,oh n.y., passenger VINO OK.
nioi,s ms u.ke. heea nj, surrender IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

In tho City OF Mexico. recently, Hon.
William Walter Phelps felt rnther In.
disposed, and thought ho would not
rise early. When he did leave his bed
he found pinned to his dressing table a
piece OF paper. on which his host had
written: ''You were sleeping 40 soundly
that | thought ] would not wake you TO
say that ! had TO 60 out TO keep an en-
gagcment. Should you need anything.
call upon Jesus" This rather stag.
gcred Mr.. Phelps. lIo had novs done
such n thing in his life. and didn't soc
tho necessity Of IL thsn. But after q
while lie got hungry. and then no got
iHad and finally began to uso some cuss
words; whereupon the waiter poked his
heal In at tho door and said: "Did you
call mo sirl" Tho walters name was
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20
APPLICATIONS FOR fIfEIf.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICH NO. 2sO.
U. y. survey Ne. ~.

". =. survey Ne. iiS'
,yn opVJcv cApaoS CITY
= bs.'n on .r,t ts.s - ,,tsn I.
IT Ne,aua' has"II. aho .nJ N.,r
n.IeDy r.ten .na a.s, oosa .d%SHlp.p. - vI,rin,s
Sn.,o"-s mnose p",s N.,sis h... ms ~,
.sii'y,' S.1I'y .Ussa'y, -, y ,ss.., M,
h,eu ,ne.I \, ~, 49, -. az A. Ne
g,.,en nanu ~ ",ana' nnwn .s,hs Na,tb M.
pI"n,w,isx ,tn ~ sI,, hos,i,s .oid siI,er ana
e,aeh'aI M,n,ns .,s ~, Ill., ssn,s.s. grornd
v,neI pi...osr ~, a. 90, .,,n.t. iv(nc snd
,hiee hnhdLru iSe, ~ "lesn' ,unuaaI1as. }, N
nelhg IN Ine o,'ssI s.s, a.I,hk ynransS
o.orry roun,y ana ~ ~ \ snsa.snS one,.i
anu ucs'sna'eu ~ ,m.n eu ~, u,,nhu, ne In
pls.on n,1 ~ ,h,s as1 h,n ann,her
ss,a IVY ~, Sa,,b IN ,.nye numSer tMcp.
80 nna S,,, -, ua,nt piahlo hssc And meri.
n. SAs' """
The -.,,erlor boundaries OF said lot being ~
,o,ia.s 20 vii.
,r.,,,,,, ~, =, ,o., M I. .itp,t.d .hsout A mo-
n's,n".as u go, Sh.ts 10 IN shc An
wo' .runnaI ro,nn.ny ana whrnec besrs Inc
So,,h cciJca,ai Coy,nsnv,. InrIIn.. North AZ
no..n ~, %,.,.n, ps,"s,, sn sre,. Gsv.tsf
', w,,n, n.yIi.an ynr,h Az ses,ec. wcsi.
\" an.s,., %ssr,io" an he .oui1 line IN section
~ rln-n.hI,, ~ no,,h Range " 40. Meant
ni.i,in m%.,,,is, sonib sqc dcvrecs esst. en-
H., and rnnniny fram said ps.t No. 4. arvt
ron,,e sonib - DEGREE and n minutes west,
" iset 70 post No.2' unence, feeono sp nn ::
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. ass.
U. P. ssrvey No. Iae.


TINTED srATEs LAND oPPicE.
u Caron City. Nevada, September ~. ISIS.
Legal nO as,. .: 81 ee, sh, given Mn,l 1aa to .hs Me-,
corporation duly established underline laws 81
California, whose posfofiee address u san
Pnncisco, California, has this day hled IL ap-
p~iicstion for . patent for .lso linear i.ei 81 the
ledge or vein, bearing gold aud silver. with
surface ground 500 feet IN width, situate. lying
and being in Gold It'll Mining District, county
Of storey and State Of Nevada. and know u AID
designated by the held noies and Official Plat
on die In this ofiee o. Lot No, 10, In Town
meridian. the exterior boundaries Of raid i"t
No. $50 being - follows, TO W.T.: Berinnihg
At Post No, ], located ON q nOrthca,tery ,loir.
south Of Crown Point Rsyinc aud about " ic.l
northeast OF the Ophir grade, and whence ptaf-
the flagstaff on the lmperia! hol'ting works
north IS degrees 0 minuie- east. the iasstan
on Mount Butler north i0A degrees we,i, The
flagstaff on Fort liomcrtead north ~ degfcc-
% minutes east. Rock Monument north % &c.
crees 80 minutes East, and running ffoni ,nid
Poet Mol drt eonr,.c.. sorih ti. h.er-s
eourre. south shL deg'eer wet f.lO i.et To
Post No. 8; thence. third c0urre. north fJ.
degrees wcst GO feet 10 Poet No. 4; Thence.
fourth course. north sGk degree. east la feet
to Post No, !. the point Of seg'nning eo,'nin,
southesst corner OF Section ~, Township II
north, Range u east. Mount Diahlo meridian.
south NJ degrees 81 minutes east. distant i.ssi
feet. Bearings expressed from the ifnc me
ridIsn, The labor and improvements consist
or an incline shaft and q tnnncl, exceeding ta0
In improvements. Magnetic variation, ldR
degrees cart.
The location Of this mine Il duly recorded ~
the Recorder 0fire nj Virginia City. IN Book
Ii. page ~. And any and MI I~tsobs claiming
adversely amy pardon ~ snia West B.lcher
milne or said mining ground ~ hcrcinbciotc
described. nrc required Ia nlr their adverse
claim with the Register of the I'm ted siaics
land ofjre nj Carson CITY. in the Stale of
Nevada, during the rixiy day period 81 pub
iIcaiion hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
OF the provisions of The statute.
A. WAITE. Register.
in. TREADwEiI, Attorney,
seat Esd Fan Francisco. Gal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

OuR Saratoga correspondent tells OF
the dresses Of soms OF the lady visitors,
even In this eason Of hard times. Of
one Who shall DO nameless, who took
her atty dresses, all elegant and costly;
Of another, Who, for the fall season. has
never appeared twice In the Same dress;
and Of . third, whose elegance OF attire
"a 20 grand and beautiful. that many
isdiss were too envious 10 appear upon
the same floor or platform with her;
anil 40 ON 10 the end.-E. y. Ns'os.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

TIE winnemucca Slrvr Siaie ysster-
day commenced its seventh Volume.
The Sirer Stnte Is one Of the best local
papers published in Eastern Nevada and
always readable. It's appearance denotes
solidity and indicates future success.
which We hope ID will obtain. Il des-
ervss the patronage Of Humboldt county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20
ROOMS TO RENT,

EuRsIsarD OR IMPOVERISHED, WITH
or without hoard. Also. rooms FOR house-
Keeping. In Naynard's Building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20
NEW
Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THE TAX.
~ payers of Gold Hin that I have thIs day
turned the delinquent assessment roll over 70
the Town Attorney, Y, u; nsitts. for collection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

TIE Iowa Legislature. just elected, is
very largely Republican. Its most i'm
portant duty will be tho election Of a
United States Senator to take the place
Of Mr.. Wright. whose term expires ON
the 4th Of March. 1877. Mr.. Harlan Is
On the ground in pursuit Of vindicaiion.
but We trust tho Republicans OF Iowa,
will Voc i. him tho man Of all others
Who ought not 10 DO elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20
WIN. N. GILLESPIE,
SOLICITOR FOR PATENTS
U. q. LAND OFFICE.

Deeds. Leases, Powers of Attorney. Mort.
cages, bonds, Interpretations. and other Ia.
per-, CAREFULLY prepared, and Dcptr iiions iaksn.
Claimants against, United statsr Patents Al
Mines made . specially.
ovricE-Proni Rooms MAyhopack House IO2S
wet sldel south e street. south ~ Wells.
fafgo = Cos. lcntrahcc Room No. ~ Viz
GINA City. Nevada. my3i I'm
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SHAFT CONTRACT.
WILL DE RrcrIygp UNTIL

pRorosALs WILL DE RECEIVED UNTIL
L The ssth instant.
Fer siakius the First 100 Feet Of n
rhrse-Csapartncat shsr
On The ground Of the Morning Star Mining
Company. Cedar Hill. Specifications eau ie
zen by applying 10 the Superintendent. Inter.
national Hotel. from n 3" . o'clock zach day.
Right 10 reject any bid rrrerv-i.
]. "a. LOGAN.
oil Nv supt. Morning star Mining 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

w. r. RlS o N ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Groceries and Provisions,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Oils, Candles and Mining Supplies,
CROCKRRY.
CHINA and
GLASSWARE,
POULTRY AND FRESH FISH.
presh Vegetables a.d FrsIis Received
Rvcrv Day.
Odd Fellows Building,
MAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hih'"
BREWERY
MAIN sJ JS,s!|I. .Ls iF:;i.1i|ss! H'll'
ID. 10. DAvIS,. .........P reprteter'
AGENCY LYONS BREWERY,
IAN FRANCisCO.
T YON's xxx ALR AND PoRTRR-hLE
IL on ian for present use. The trade snppiied
on the shortest notice In quantities to suit
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER.
MY BAR Is WE'LL sTocKEp@
M with VI
Chsiee Wlnes.
Best sT Bsasdies.
OLD Dssrbes Whtsktes:
ai.' Cla T...rss.,e.
Ofths very best and nncstquality.
Asplendid JENNY LIND TABLETS 10 the
saioos. for players. Al'o, . neat, eo'y and con-
fortsLie CLUE ROOM.
The patronage oiths pablo laws.
vited. "D"''''
The PEOPLES MARKET,
No. III South G Street,
....LSp TnE...
Nit A
No. si7 South @ Street,
VIRGINIA CITY.
CuARLEs .xIEaLER, Proprietor.
vxyHoLEsALY AND RETAIL0H
w dealer IN all kind q rtknsnH
and SALT MEATS, BACOS. LAhp-
an usIs
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BORN.
MARRIED.

McANARlN-in tilvcr City. October II, 10 tho
wife Of wm. MeArnaiin. . son.
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MutPHY-MeDoNALD-In Gold Hin, Octo.
~ Miss A.nes MeDonaii,'
RlCdARus-hCH ,RD-ln winnsmuoca, DC.
toosr U. Charles Il. hichsris 70 Mis- Jane
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DIED.

N~uLLIS-in virginis, October 10, Michel
hnllin. . native Of County Cork. ireland,
ag~d IS years.
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EIaa@ -
rock ON the l5OO-foot and l5G5-foot lev
els Of the Consolidated Virginia, whore
not too much ~desomposed for recogni-
ton. Ia generally syenite.
In the California the third cross-cut
on the l500-foot level has been run into
east country. which proves to DO syenits
Of tho solidest description. This wall
seems TO be very nearly perpendicular.
In the Ophir. syenits has boon struck
at several points ON the ltGS.foot level
to The east OF tho vein, and near the
south n has been penetrated 10 q
depth OF three hundred feet. On the
l7OO-foot level an east wall oil syenite
has been opened up for some GOO fest
in the direction OF tho vein, and has
been penetratsd to the EAST to q distance
OF over 200 feet. The walls Of the vein
in the Ophir in the lowest levels are
nearly perpendicuiar.
Mr.. Becker, In conclusion, makes tho
,o,,o~;n, a..,uc,;o,s which .l,hopoh
incompisse' ars o' esPsciai in'crest'
From the above It appears that for over
o mile, the east wall OF the lode, on the
lower levels wherever struck, 10 syenite;
that in the mines between the Ophir
and Chollar-P otosi. where the east wall
has not been reached. good grounds ex-
ist for inferring the existence OF syenite
to tho east Of the vein; that although
the syenits has been pierced In o num-
Der OF places to q distance OF several hum
.lra.l faal halh harfxnninllv mil raPnan-
, 1875-04-29

II A Salt Lake paper tells that a
peanut vender of that city, whose stand
is near the court house, has been much
annoyed recently by the petty thefts Of
prominent citizens, who, in passing,
have been in the habit of helping them
selves to few nuts. To protect him.
self he prepared" quantity by satu-
rating in croten oil, and placed them in
the most accessible place outside the
store, and waited results. Presently a
well known mining engineer corralled
handful; then a notary public came by,
taking his share. followed by q police,
man, broker, a clerk from the post.
office, and an attorney. All of these
held an indignation meeting a few min
utes after, in the rear Of tho court
house, and resolved not to patronize
that dealer any more.
, 1875-04-29

"CHEEK. "-Of all the articles where
of there is constant glut in the market
cheek ranks first on the list. It is one
of those things that "just come," as
Topsy says, and its possessor cannot rid
himself Of it. 1t grows as naturally as
knots in wood, and the bark on trees.
although wherever found nothing could
be more offensive. its growth cannot be
checked, and decent people continue to
tolerate it. Cheek has NO fears of slaps
or kicks, for q blow on one side he as.
sumes to be but an invitation for him
to turn the other also. Be lives and
breathcs and exists. in every sense of
the word, by servile imitation, and de-
pends upon cunning for subsistence
He IS fraud upon all that is manly;
but Cheek takes no offense at his accus-
ers. He really belongs to the unblush-
ing species. and insists upon it, that he
is man of nerve.
, 1875-04-29


THIRD CLASS MAIL -Mailable
matter of the third class, consisting of
books. pamphlets and merchandise, is
hereafter TO be chargek one cent an o..
which is an increase Of double the for
mer charge. This was ordained by q
late act of Congress, which contained
this amendment, without being intended
by majority of those who passed it,
and there is no doubt of its being re-
pealed as soon as the next Congress can
do it. Congress occasionally passes
things through in a hurry, so that great
harm is done The effect of this law is
to throw an immense business that used
to be done through the mails into the
hands of the express companies. A great
deal is said about it in our Eastern e1-
changes and the operation of the new
law has been deferred by the Postmast-
Ell General, so it is said. for the reason
that its passage was undoubtedly mis-
take, and to give time for the people to
learn the new requirements. 1t was an
ticipated that the sudden enforcement
of the law would cause great trouble
People are apt to depssit in the Post
Office articles prepaid at the old rates
of 8 cents per pound and all such would
go to the derd letter Office. or be detain-
ed for want of sufficient postage, and so
many valuable articles would never
reach their destination.
Transient newspapers are on the list
of third class matter, and any newspa-
per that weighs over one ounce will re~
quire two cent stamp to prepay it.
, 1875-04-29

A SHREwD DANDY.--1his is the way
en- impecunious Partisan dandy man
aged: He kept at his residence Co.'S
tume of groom. When offering an
attention to the fair sex hs used to say ::
Permit me to send you bouquet by
my black servant" He then repaired
to his garret, took his backing bottle,
polished his face and hands, put on his
livery, and knocked a: the lady's door.
"Here," said he, '.are some flowers
from master to madame" He had spent
his last franc in the purchase. Madame
was SO delighted with the present that
she presented the bearer with a louis.
This is a clever pocketing of three
dollars, and lady's favor into the bar
gain.
, 1875-04-29
FRANK Mou1ros's VIEW OF THE OUT

FRANK MoULroN's VIEW OF THE OUT
CONE OF THE TRIAL.-I had bit of
evidence that seems to be more or less
important and fully as pertinent to the
issues as most of the other testimony
for the defense now taking in Brooklyn.
1t relates to conversation with Frank
Moulton only the other day. A gentle
man met the Mutual Friend on the
street, when the following colloquy oc-
CURED:
Accostel - How are you, Moulton?
How is the Beecher trial coming on?
Moulton-All right I guess.
Accoster-How is it coming out?
Moulton-Can't tell-Hope it will go
for plaintiff, however, for that will
please Tilton and won't hurt Beecher.
Accoster-Why, how's that?
Moulton - Whatever happens, Ply
mouth Church can't afford to ship
Beecher.
Accoster. (astonished)- Even if he ID
convicted of adultery?
Moulton, (philosophically) You see
its their way. Popular preachers are
like good cooks. A good cook will get
drunk and popular preacher will COM
NIT adultery N. Y. Sun.
, 1875-04-29

WHAT 1T CosTs TO BE LoArER.-Does
the young man who persists in being u
loafer ever reflect how much less it
would cost to be a decent. respectable
man? Anybody can be gentleman if
he chooses to be, but it is expensive be-
ing a loafer. 1t costs friends. Your
consorts will be only the buccaneers of
society. It costs health. vigor. dignity,
self respect, and the respect of tbs
world when living, and finally all regret
and consideration when you are dead.
, 1875-04-29
THE GREAT BLOOD PUR!ElER.

Every drop OF the Observation-Disclosures ne
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood.
Sweat, Urine and other fluids and juices of the
system the vigor Of life, for 1t repairs the wastes
of the body with new and sound material. Scrof-
ula. Syphilis. Consumption. Glandula, disease.
Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth, Tumors. Nodes in
the Glands and other parts Of the system. Sore
Eyes, Strumous Discharges from the Ears, and
the worst forms of Skin diseases, Eruptions,
Fever Sores, Scald Head. Ring Worm, Salt
Ri cum. Erysipelas. Acne, Black Spots, Worms
il. the flesh, Tumors, Cancers in the Womb. and
all weakening and painful discharges. Night
Sweats, Loss of Sperm, and all wastes Of life
principle. are within the curative range Of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and 3 few days
use will prove to any person using it for either
of these forms Of disease its potent power 10
cure them.
If the patient, daily becomes reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that is continually
progressing, succeeds in arresting these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made
from healty blood-and this the SARSAPARu-
LIAM will and does secure.
Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolvent
excel all known remedial agents in the cure OF
Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin
disease: but it is the only positive cure for