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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

EAsrxa SrNpAY.-Easter will be suit
ably observed in all the churches. The
musical programme in st. Paul's
Church. Virginia. will be very elaborate.
Tho choir will consist OF Mrs. Ste
phcns, Ralston. Summers and Dcvoe.
and Messrs. Weeks. Foster, Hull and
Lindsay. The organ will DO under the
direction OF PROT. rasmore.
FiSg CRAYoS.-A full size crayon
drawing Of John Mccullough. the actor,
in the role OF ''The Gladiator" on eH-
hibition ut the Delta Saloon In Virginia.
~ attracting considerable attention. II
10 the work Of Z. Nicholas. a Virginia
artist.
AssKssnxsrs.-Tho woodville and the
woodville Consolidated Mining compa-
panies have each levied an assessment
81 81 per share. delinquent April ssth.
See official notices OF the SAND in our
ADVERTISING columns to-day.
cuILsAS ExnrBrrIoS.-A cabinet OF
specimens Of ore from the mines OF Ne
yada Is being collected for shipment 70
the Chilean Exhibition. which will be
opened Mt Santiago on tho 18th OF next
September.
March WEATHER March weather Is
provsrbialiy chanscable. During the
last three days We have had wind. clouds,
snow AMI sunshine in rapid succession,
and no one can predict what a day may
bring forth.
ORx SHIrNkSr.-Thcre werc shipped
over the Virginia and Truekee Railroad
10 mills on the Carson river, duripg the
"a hours ending Mt IL o'clock to-day,
30 car loads Of ore. aggregaiinS GJo tons
Tux RoAps. Tho roads ara again IN
Good condition. Tho late storm put
Suie.us upon the dust, which was be-
ginning TO become annoying about Sill
yer City and Dayton.
+. & A. MA called communication
of Silver State Lodge. No. 5, Gold Hill.
will take place this evening. Seenotice
in our advertising columns to-day.
BrLLiox SHIPMENT. Six bars OF bull
lion Of the value OF SIS 76 CO. were
shjppod from tho Crown Point mine to
the Mint at Carson City. yesterday.
Nrw Towx.-The mines In Pesrine
District arc attracting considerable at
,ention. A new town to DO called
Brooklyn is being laid out.
ILL.-Judse Rising is suffering rom
inflammation Of the eyes. and IL Is with
great dificulty that 10 10 aoie TO o
court.
yrokrArroS.-Tho grass Is commence
Ing 70 spring up in tho surrounding val.
leys, aud Winter Is evidently ABOUT
over.
SPECIAL Mxx1xo.-A special meeting
Of Liberty Engine Company will DO held
ON next Monday evening.
yKorrApLn. = New potatoes anu
string beans have made their appearance
in tho market.
Dn.rrxARrxa. The lato fall Of snow
is rapidly disappearing from tho hill
sides.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

Convensioo Calico
Appertisnnsss Or DsIegatss, sse.
SAN FnAScIsco, March I'll p. NJ
The Democratic State Central Commit
toe adjourned last night st~ DE-. altar
two days session With closed doors. A
A report Of the deliberations In detail
will b furnished by the Secretary. bat
the conclusions on leading matters arc
a. follows: A State Convention has
been called to meet In Ban Francisco
June 20th. The basis Of representation
Is the vote for Hdght In 1871. One
representative for 200 votes 90 cast, one
for every fraction Of 200. ovsr 1oi for
each county In addition. Modoc. vsn-
turs and San Benito counties two rsp-
rosentatives each. The Executive COM
mittoo Is directed 10 call Q primary In
San Francisco on April 24th and elect
seven representatives from each
Senatorial district. These will
constitute a Democratic County
committee Of IS. Thoy will constitute
the district committees and have power
10 call conventions and the nomination
Of Senators and Assemblymen. They
shall also appoint polling places, judges
and inspectors, and prescribe the test for
voters. The test Of voting ct the pd.
maries Is "those who are opposd 10 the
present national administration, and
pledge themselves to vote for nominees
Of tho Democratic State Convention"
The delegates to the State Convention,
for each Congressional district, will con.
stitute the Congressional convention.
II was directed that tho chairmsn Of the
contesting committees In Ban Joaquin
Co.. shall unitein calling . convention TO
elect dslegatsst ; the State Convention. In
cast OF the refusal Of no the other shall
act. The Executive Committee. consists
Of Col. Hong. The County Committee
met last evening, the chairman reported
in the evening that no had had an inter.
view with the State Central COMMITTEES,
and commended that the County Com
mittee had . legal existence. II they
had done anything wrong the State
NJ - /
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
H.mprrArr cos,urrrros %BA'vtrp.-b

eause there 10 m inherited tendency TO con-
sumption II does not follow that the heir to this
sad legacy mast die Of the dlsease. The early
symptoms OF danger are marked-a tough be-
df,t indication Of peril with HALE's HoSEr or
HoRrIorNp Asp Tan. and IN three days Il will
have vanished. aad with II all eaure 81 appre-
hen,Ion. No matter how delicate the lungs
nay BE-, or how strong the prcdispotition To
consumption, aspecdy cure Ia Abe olutely Ger.
tain. Piko's Tooth.Ache Drops-Cure in o.s
minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

Jusr READ Tm..-Ileyman Brothers havcjus.
opened Q new furniture store on tho rorner Of
and Tsylor streets. They offer eye, thing
necc,rary Tor furnishing houses. cheaper than
any honss this eide OF Ban Francisco. They
keep con.antly on hand . large stock OF arni,
ture, bedding. carpets, cfoekcry, glass and
plated ware. Give them q call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

BLUE Porxrs. LArgc.sired. delicious bi
vaives, fresh from tbs tca, can be : every
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Also all
kinds Of Ash, rpring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything elsc eraved BY The inner
man. uefrons dinner combinations are .
marvel Of cAstronosie skin. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
FROM w~INNEMUccA.
The Piute Princess Defends Herseii
she Hacks . MANS Face snd n
JAlIed-TOO Much Henslns.

-bue fAScAs Aans kacs eou -
Jailed-Too Much Bensins.
wISSENuccA, New. March 27.-Boms
timo during the night . man called st
tho house Of Sarah winnsmucca; she
not wishing TO receive visitors at that
hour, ordered him to leave. He would
not. and seemed determined to 60 In,
whoroupon she drow . knife and infict-
cd n torriblo cash on the mans face.
starting at tho ego and extending down
to tho neck. sho Is now In jail awaiting
an examination. II seems she has been
on q jamboree since having trouble with
some Indians about 10 days ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

-luuro.rrD DAILY IT n r. x,Arrxs = co.,

49,
Last Evssing.
80 Meadow Valley. ~. IN
rs RAYMOND q KY. a. az
s,o Eureka Cos, ~. pk. bx
100 pioche.t
100 Washington q Creole. n.
80 Phoebe IVES, Extension. l. N
N chief OF mn, sc. soc
10 Belmont, o. ~
90 Rye Patch. ~ so. AZ, AZ
100 Monitor Bslmoat, sec
lis Pru-sian,a
50 81. Patrick. 1So
e,p Mansfield. 7 TX. N
.is 9o,dsn cns,ioI s.. sS. s.. ss.s
80 south Chariot. N
$40 War Eagle, sk,Gsk
iD silver Cord. q
SIS Julia. 7k.n
20 Caledonia. 10
10 Knieksrbobksr. ~
go Glohe. I. ~, size
sI5 silver hill. ~ o., 1928
rs Challenges
70 Dayton. ~. ~
20 New York Con..3 ~
1o Occidental. NIX
40 Alta. IN
rs Phil sheridan. "
90 American klAi, N
itnrylsr, Gc
1875 wooJyllie. Az. AZ, .. b. an
% LADY Washington, "
90 Orginal Gold iIin.a
.D Anic-, 81. 6s.' b0
100 Siacarz. Sic
700 Wells rarye. Sc
40 Ward. AZ
sos Cosmopolitan, ooc
100 Pro.p,et,3
This Msrninr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

ImuRAxex.-"rour Affairs may become In.
yolved. and your property b taken for debt
Your stocks and shares may hill In value.
But q Policy OF Llfe Insurance. cannot DO taken
for debt esnnot be siienated from your heirs ;
and n you have chosen your company dis
creetly, 10 subject to no commercial rick. II
IL o. nearly rare a. anything earthly. can BE-"
Insure In the Now York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
TACOMA, w. Z.


TACOMA. W. T.. March 27.-Tho 70.
ported loss Of tho steamer Ruby is with.
out foundation. No accident has
occurred to her. Tho storm still con.
tinues.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
COME AND BR HEALED.

II matters not what Jon. trouble may DO,
rome and let the Doctor examine your case. IL
will cost you nothing for consultation, 90 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. n he can cure you he
will tell you 80; II not. he will cay ~, for he
will not undertake a curc unless he IL confident
Of Affecting the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

fIKALrn. the poor mans riebss, the rich
mans bliss. 10 found In Ayers Medicines. amer
q f~rultless search among. other remedies. A
word 10 the wise 10 sufficient.
Tuvryo.tss sc~s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

IHroRrASr.-Ipdoned BY the Medical pro
@fc,,ion. d.; WIN. Ilslrs Balssm for the Lang,
diseases OF tho Throat and Chest. DR.. Towns
ley's Toothsche Anodyne cures In one min.
ute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
aEHiLEnISy CLsfHIye, Etc.

ezuiLEnEas clsiHlxe. Etc.
,1lls fyAIoyiIf6
.s'tsuD grisIE AMOR "
| GRAND
CLEARING OUT
g a LEI
BANNER BROTHERS,
For Thirty Days'
BARGAINS.
BARGAINS !
FOR EVERYBODY. AT
BANNER BROTHERS.
THE ENTIRE STOCK or
Mems and Boys Clothing
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
BANNER BROTHERS.
Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes,
BANNER BROTHERS.
HATS, GAPS, TRUNKS &vAllsES
BANNER BROTHERS.
BLANKETS AMI QUILTS
Fer the s.aiisst AmssstsfMsssy
BANNER BROTHERS.
In Order to Make Room for . Large
Stock OF Spring
G L o T N c.
II
We offer our entire Stock for tho NEXT
THIRrY DAYS,
At PRICES 80 Low
ls to induce everybody to purchase their
Clothing Ut
BANNER
Prices and eonvines yourselves that
CIsthiss 10 ssia the Cheapest az
BANNER BROTHERS.,
Corner G and Taylor Streets,
v'se'HIAs CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
DIR. A. ID. SPINNEY,
HAS Removed 10 No. 1853 South {

street. Virgins. opposite champlain House.
Dr.. splnney, well known throughout the
country as = Pathologt,t aud Psychologist,
whose successful treatment OF certAln physical
disabilities and functional arrangements DO
setycdly entitle him to the familiar reeogni'
ton Of the GREAT SPECIALIST, would re-
,pectfully inform the citizens OF Virginia City
and vicinity that HE Increasing patronage ae-
handing more commodl0us apartments, DC IA
removed to his new Office, No. lsS S0utn
street. Virginia, seven do0rs north OF the
French Drug store, where he will ~ pleased
10 eon-ult with all. thus giving invsilus an op-
portunity Of Kidding themselves. through us
iro.c-.iousi agency. OF such constitutional m.
noyance- aud ailments a. he claims 10 compass
and 10 cure. without entering Into bi0gfapn'
zeal details, II IL sufficient TO -impD. promui.
gale HE fact that Dir. sPlSSEi's earliest
reputation may be traced back to his insngn'
ration and conduct Of tho Montreal lC.naaA
EA.tl Medical Institute. The regime OF the
Engli.h Pharmaceutical Colleges y gauged oy
an elevated standard An extended experience
and an assiduous study OF the varied phases
Of disease enables him to guarantee assurances
OF success. In the eradication OF the multiiorm
chronic affections Incident 10 both sexes. sueh
as Nesyor. Debility. Exhausted vitality.
Youthful Exeo-sos, Marriage lmpediments,
and Chronic diseases generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
TO THE LADIES,

DIR. sPlSSEY. while naturally Impressed
with the de,ieacy of tho s1hlect, feels 40 heel.
fancy In assuring them thai. IN conjunction
-uffcrings, sueh ~ Nervousness, Neuralgia.
spinai Weakness. Loss Of Appetite. Lassitudc,
Prolapsus Uteri. ketrovefsious or Displace-
m.nt OF The womb. Vaginal Irregularities. Leu.
ehores. Dyspepsia. fndieestion, Constipation.
and many petty. Irritating distractions that
ALMOST Invariably have their origin In the utter
Inc region. he can afford them .mn ediate relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

AuouPnmeus o. she DeaesPasie
Psw.wew-rhe Rev SIN Csatin'
ues-stats Csnvsnttsa Called
Apporttenmsas or DsIsgatss, ete.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

T~nurycstse tockoid,ygoedsatsgallaad's.s os
landsea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27


NEw Yosx. March 27.--Last evening
every available seat aud even standing
room wore occupied fifteen minutes be-
fore tho hour Of opening the regular
Friday night prayer meeting OF Plym.
outh Church. On Beschsr's table. in
addition 10 o basket OF flowers. was q
small cross twined with vines. During
the evening Beecher said: ~ have al.
ways had agood timo In lifo." which
caused . smilo to run ' tho faces Of
tho audience. Mr.. Bsccher and Mr..
Everett are together afternoons. When
they are missed from the court room.
they are going over the history Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM San FRANCISCO

SPECIAL 70 ZEE seLD znL DAILY xsvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27

Gen. shiras, Commissary General,
and one Of tho Oldest army officers ia
dying. In tho event Of his death. II Is
said that General Book will succeed him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-27
Abandoaed NJ Sea

A dispatch from London says the
British bark ct. II. H." from Bait.
moro for Queenstown, was abandoned at
sea in q sinking condition. Tho crew
were taken of by the bark Dauntless.
0es. Porter Refused y RohsarinE-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

8er9lei6 fam es troboem niGt. Worb
bon SutHois ftelte Den Qlntrag auf 8ere
tagun9, ta6oem ct erfldrt, oaB er ielblt
ltd bIsler Gortur n:6t ldn9er llters
iperIen lperoe ulb es Seotm einIeu6ten
mulle, oaB bel ofr 6e~lteDenoen We1daft5z
oronung cine eriprteBli6e SortisBung
Der SerbanolulBen unm0gli6 lei. Der
Antrog OUT Gertagun9 tpnroe init Is oe,
gen 90 Stlnlmeli anNenOmmen. Neun.
8e1n 0tepubIifduer itimmten nit Der
Wtebrbeit. T4lfunOiicben5i9 Wlal Bate
Der Jtams1salHruf itattsefunOen. Oas
0alls iplFO mptsen Wtitta9 ipieoer 34s
1anlmen fommeii.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
SunOcsienator : Nablen.
ScnneTce.
&c b ptlIe, 9

u q VUItIt 70. oJut.
Slab fiinfunbfiinfsi8 lbftimnungen III
6eute Der GrprGitoent Nnorep sJoDniom
lit ben SunoeSielat GeioGblt loorOen.
@oub. 8rn,pn, lpeIber, nad)oem CT iid
Dor ciaieeu Eagen pom WaDlfampfe 3uz
rlfgeso9elt, geltern aui's gieue porgez
idldgeu woroen tpar, bate auf oas Be-
ltlnlintelte erflGrt, bnB CT Elm fiic olental
auf Die INN III Au5iiGt geiteute @bre uers
5ldteu miiiIe. 0a5 Sothm, lUeides
s5oDulon eripGbIte, mar: Sobnlou 81
Stimmen, 9enrp j.. stephens %. Sep
8, Gtpjug 9. Die erforOerllUe StimmenS
5aDi lpar 50, mitbin erDtelt So9nion elne
Wtt br5eit BON 2 Sttmmcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
E~eMerSbrMuH.

Pettn, gu, q. San.
Die 9rOBe P~flu9fabrIf bon s. IL q.
Smith u 60. brannte beute Srib ab.
Der Sbaoe miro auf $50, 900 beranz
lblast, Die geritAerune betrdst ettpa eir
SInfteL bteler Summe. 9te 6abrif CAB
ilber 3%lpeibunoert MISUNDERSTANDING.
Die Tirma bcabii9ttgt, fofort nit benz
Mieoeraufbau Der DISQUALIFICATION su bes
gttnen.
6artforo, Cont, "a. San.
Die bleitge ct. 8atridS. Gir9e muroe
berte Triib ettgeGl6ert. Sbr 8ertb be=
tyug ullge9dbr l5O, 900 Dollars, bic 8erz
fid,erun9 beLduft ii6 auf $4,000 Dollars.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
WDooezSstanS.
YrOptOence. "a.

\ PEUUIDtHce, 70. S1n.
Die @eicB9e6une erlpiblte beute in
8lenariiBun8 u. 6. 8urniioe gum Bulz
h~pS{pnnfnr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
WeW Serien.

Srentof, Y. San.
Die @eIeb9ebune eriudblte 0eute Ibeo.
S. ~3tanbolpb gum Bunoesiehator. Setne
Webr) eit iiber NobelOn betrn8 Is Sttnls
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
GaIifornten..

VranctSco, q. San.
Der beriihttgte Bandit Slburcio BAGS
due5 1T gum 2ooe bur9 ben Grid per=
urtDeiIt woroen. 9as @eiu6 un Bee
D~,ltsun8 zines ueuen 8ro3eiiss mics Der
&i6ter ab uno beitimmte Den l9. AtGra
b. S. aLS ben Sag Der 1inribtung.
Gan Sr1nctScO, 27. San.
&onig Oauio Galafaua fam 9el.cru
Nbeno bier nieoer an uno iptrb alt l..
Sebruar auf Dem t6m bon Der 8unpesz
regierun9 our 8~erfi9un8 seitelten 6laez
geni1iff YenlacoIG na9 9OuOLulu aGs
rldte9ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
MaTa0mIettS.

. 0 to- q. San.
Sn 0ouilter Bot Die Yoliset stpei
8eibSbtloer perbaftet, tuel DE ber ,@nz
selma6erei" (Baby-farming) angetlast
itnb unO innerbalD a6t Mo6en ni6t
tpentger als finf SGugIinse umse6ra9t
baben Iolen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
MiMneiota.
t. 8auI.

81. YanI q. San.
Ser @eiebentipurf tpeI6er 10000
Dollars fir Die llnterititbune Der bulfsz
beoirfligen 8epobner Der o Der Sen:
i6redenpIa8e belm9eiu6ten @eeenoen oes
Staates belpiatst, bat Die 3ultimmuu9
oes @ouDerueurs erbalten. Cine 9r0s
Bere unterl1iibung miro belpiaigt peroen.
fals Der @Ouuerneur ite empfebleu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
SWOInMND

Sn6ionapoIts, q. San.
9as 3epraieutantenbaus berrparf bcute
ben @eitBentiuurf, tuelGer Il, 900 ouars
fir Die Ytotbteioenoen III Hanias bes
nj Hit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

8uris, %. San.
Ser M~etaIborrntb in Der 8anf bon
Sronfrei6 nabm %pergangene Wo1e I'M
A,57S, QUO Seanten su.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

lbein sur Gegiitriruns entaegennimmt,
muB ct iiA our6 cine Bei6einigun9 oes
Gountpi6oBmsiiters ilber5tu8en, oaB aue
Steuerm entridtet itno."
0ieier 8eidtuBantrag iuurbe an ben
Steuel uu516uB permieien.
Sprtu9ftelb, ST., q. San.
q "a. e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

TtiBte, lit fur; fol9enoer: 9einri0 SURF
res, Der @atte Der &ld9erin. tpar i'm
September b. S. auf benz @eImipsse Don
Tranttort na1 ieinem bel Green @aroen
beleeenen Cute all einer balsbre6eriihen
9tene pom ieinem leeren 6eutDagen bers
abgeltlrst mno auf Der Ste4e foot geblies
ben. Die Gldgerin mabte seltenO, oaB
ibr Wann CUR 3eit itart betrunten ees
tpeien lei uIlO fi0 ieincn 9taui6 in Sabn'S
@lrtbi6aft aefauft babe. Sic %uerlanste
oesbalb Die Sumnle o 0,OOO Dollars
ais SdaoencriaB. 9ie Bettbeioieung
ipies nab. oaB Die 8td9erin einem anoern
.Wirtb 0tamens Baum, iDel6en ie III berz
ielben AnseIeSenbeit nertlagt bate, segen
eire Acknowledgements Guittung iiber
allen ourb ben 500 ibre5 Wannes erlitz
tenen S6aoem ausseiteut bate, uro auf
bieieS bin inltrutrte beute Bormitraa
Gi6ter Wlc9tobrrts Die @eibtporenen,
oaB tie bic pom Der 8lGgerin unO ben ats
bern Stlanungs5eugen 9ema4ten AuSs
la8eu ni9t in Setrabt nebr1en oiirtten.
Ser WabripruA Der @elbD0renen Iaus
tetc oenlSufoI8e fretipre6eHo.
SSM0jatt0>
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-10-02

Two SUNSETS IN OSE DAY.-One of
the finest sights Prof Stiner the zero.
naut, says aud the best he ever saw, wss
the view be bad VI two sunsets, while
on his balloon trip from Milwaukee.
He was at certain altitude the first
time he saw the sun go down on Lake
Michigan. and then descended TO the
waters Of the lake,-Afterward he CON-
menccd rising very rapidly, and soon
reached such an altitude that the fery
orb began to rise apparently upon tho
Western waters, and ere lorg he was
once more in sunlight. Then, a. he de-
scended again, the sun sunk beneath the
waters a second time, thus affording
two sunset views in single day. The
Prof. says, as the sun appeared n rise q
second time, it was one ofihe finest viz
ions he ever witnessed, and the spects-
Gle was one Of the most ;naguifcent dc.
scription.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-10-02

TIE DEVIL AFTER THE MELoNs-A
letter from Norwich, Conn, to the Hart
ford Times, contains the following story
as told by George w. Fuller, submar-
inc diver, who is now in the former
city: while performing some work
for Uncle Sam in one of the Southern
ports, where it was customary for those
who supplied the market with early
garden-truck to load their boats and
row them around to the wharf, it hap
pened that one day burly negro loaded
his boat with watermeloIs, and had just
reached the dock where the usual num-
ber of loungers stood watching the
operations of the diver. The negro, all
unconscious of his situation, was zeal
ously endeavoring to dispose of his car
60, when Fuller suddenly emerged, he'll
met first, from the water, thrusting his
goggle-eyes and ugly head before the
astonished occupant of the boat, and
seizing one of the largest of the melons,
sunk Immediately. The darkey, with
a yell and bound, reached the dock,
and neither stopped nor turned until he
reached home with the tidings that de
debble had 'fscated de melons and was
taken UNI down.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-10-02

A True GENTLEMAN-A true man is
above a mean thing. He cannot stoop
to mean fraud. lie invades no secret
in the keeping of another He takes
selfish advantage of no mans mistakes.
He is ashamed of inuendocs. He uses
no ignoble words in controversy. He
never stabs in the dark He is not one
thing to a mans face and another to
his back If by accident be becomes
into possession of dis neighbor's coun-
sells, he passes upor. them instant oblv
ion. He bears sealed packages without
tampering with the wax. Papers not
meant for his eye, whether they fiulter
in at the window, or lie open before
him in unguarded exposure, are sacred
to him. He profanes no privacy for
others; however sound the sentry sleeps.
Bolts and bars, locks and keys, bonds
and securities, notice to trespassers, are
not for him. He may be trusted any
where. He buys no Office, he sells
none, he intrigues for none He would
rather fail of his rights than win them
through dishonor. He will eat honest
bread He insults no man. If he has
a rebuke for another, he is straight for
ward open and manly. He cannot de-
scend to scurrility. Biliipgsgate don't
lay on his track. OF woman and to
her, he speaks with decency and re-
spect. In short, what he judges hon.
orable he practices towards every one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-10-02

Often on the street we hear
Words we listen to with fear,
Words that make us shrink,
Words that come to old and young,
Words that often hearts have wrung
"Come, let's take a drink" .
Drink of woe and want and pain;
Drink and fire and heat the brain,
All our manhood sink,
Drink and make yourself slave;
Drink and fill drunkard's grave;
"Come, let's take drink" ..t
Drink and let your children cry,
Drink till we no bread can buy,
Break every tender link;
Drink till bruised and sick and sore,
Drink and make your ruin sure;
"Come, let's take drink :"
Stop, oh! stop, and turn away,
Start not down the road to-day
That leads to ruins brink;
Stop, while will and mind are free
Stop, and from temptation flee,
Refuse to take a drink.
Heed We not the loathsome call,
Given you by great and small,
Stop, and calmly think;
This is plain to you and me,
He will not drunkard be,
Who never "takes drink. I"