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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-08
SETTLE UP.

a IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A 20 be indebted 10 the undersigned, are
requested 10 call IN him immediately and st
tie up. By attending to this matter they will
SAVE TROUBLE and EXPkNsE, a. | want
to close up my business and remove to other
parts. All accounts not settled forthwith
will be placed III the hands Of all officer for
collection. THOAMAS BAAMBi.
UDionville, Sept Is. l575-sepl7-lm
, 1875-11-17
9tact Ni6mDnb.

5terbIi6fettS- 8eriht. Gs
{ i,tem fpabrene Der Isstsn @che is IOtss'
tGls tisrleltft iatt, namli9: Weibs II; 0ar
tise 5; Ndnnli6 10; @sibli& 6.
altsr-1 Sag bic 30 2, Mcnat bis 6 0
3 Monat bis IL, 1, 1 Sabr bis 3 1, 3 Sab
bis 5 O, 8 Sabre bis 10 1, 1870 1, ~ s
80 1. 80 $40 !, 4U $50 1, $3.50
2, 60 S.--704, W--S0 4, $500 0, In.
bffannt .
S.snt--Qsbis 9, 0erbeiratbst 3, Wits
ne !, Nitpm 3, unbefannt ..
@ctnrtsOrts- Scr. Staateu Is. ST.
lamb l..
sEpbnans-G tabt O, Iarftaa Marb 1,
Se6srIpn @arb 5, MabifCn Marb 0, Mcn.
roe 8a,t 8, Clay Warp 4, SadiDn Warb !
M~rmenbaus 2, @taats @sfausuib /.
Ge,6rinist-&esuIare Werste 13, Gprcner
3, @parb Of SeaItb 0, irrssnIars MsrSts.
8. @. GabslI, M. 9.
praFbent rBcarb Of 5ealtt.
, 1875-11-17

$ # i n &C SocOb Street.
onsetlast, in benz @eidaftsbanie Der
6irma See, @ebbon & 60, eingebro=
den unb mebrere eddie aafee sefto1len
gu bobsn, ,pnrbs sgaminirt unb %sntlai-
len.
@ibepn g. Morris, anasfIast, Elm
Saus bon smeifslboftsn &ufe gu balten,
wuroe fir nidt l9ulbis b%efunoen, uno
entlaiien.
Mobert Oailep, egaminirt unb i6uIhis
tefunben, gum speiten WtaI einen tleinen
Tiebitabl ~bssansen 5u baben muroe mad
hsr YeniteMtiarp oeIanot.
, 1875-11-17

Gin Grbi4aftsproScB beenbet. Sn
Gan Srancisco ltarb Dor eintgen Sabren
elm sspiNsr u. $. Yrittan nno binterlisb
6rau unb brsi Ginber. Sein binterlal=
lenss 9ermDsen betrus $35O,O0O, pel-
DIES Der Wittwe sufiel. Dieie beiratbs-
te balo naGber y. %. Miener, 8iblio.
tbefar Der Wtereanti!e 4lbrarp, unb oas
neu oermablte Yaar mahte eine @ersnii
sunssreile mad europa, auf welasrMsi-
le Die 6rau itarb. Sbr Bruosr, >. VI.
Sones bate i6on Dor Mufunft Wteners
bierlelbit 0oama9t als Administrator
srbalten, unb Wiener befdmpits bies Dor
@eri9t. Ser Yrossb lit ourb siitli9ss
llsbereinfommen auf folsenoer 8alis se=
lhli1tet ipDroen: Wiener erbdlt elm
Grittbeil Der Grbi9ait, Ooer siipa S72,-
600, Die Sdlfte bapon baar, Die anoere
Sdlfts in 9ioten, bic brei &inoer erbal-
ten 5nlammen Die anoern Sluei Srittbei
lie Der grbihaft. Ser YrpSeb uno Sc
ridts llntOiten belaufen lia aui $4,000.
, 1875-11-17

BpIiseie Geri1t. 1olgenbe
Safe tamen seftern in oieiem Geridte
aur @erbanbluns:
8. :. price, ansetlaet cine partie
GiIen auf unseisbli9er Meiie srbalten
su baben, murbe inter Bireidait ses
9clt, Inn in Dem prince gowaro Court
5onie gu erideinen.
Marp Sane uno Sobn 5arris. anse-
flast ,uesen Sdld9erei, wurben inter
Yiirsi1ott seitsat.
Quep Sinner, ansetlast tpesen unor.
oentIi6en 8etrasens, paroe $3.50 ses
ltruft.
Bud DafIep, alias glarfe, angeflaCt
beu s.. 8. O'Dwper, elmer Der Bd6ter
oes 2sttenganges, angegriffen uno nit
einem WlsFer ldwer perlpnnoet gu bas
ben, muroe biz auf ben Is. b. W. pers
16oben, I'm ben 3uitano oes Wermanoe@
ten ab5utparteu.
4opbatau Nidols mnrhe $3.50 ge-
TRAIT, neil CT bic Gmma Gas!ep seidla@
gen.
Mm. Bailp, puroe auf 80 Sage in
Die Sail 9elanot neil er Gsoer BON Cats
lett &c So. seitoblen.
George Cooper Durbe auf 30 Gage in
bic Sail geianot, neil er oaB seltohlene
2eber in ieinem Befibe batte.
Sid Donus, Mngrif anf Wagsie
Smitb, ,Ourbe auf 80 Gage in Die Sail
seianot.
9aniel Bet Insriif auf Bill Dri-
per, $25 seitraft.
, 1875-11-17

5darf d ii ben. IS bat uns
aefrent, Dor einisen Sasen 3euse eines
Sdarfibiebens ,u iein. bab nns in Gre
l~tauner seieBt bat. 9aTelbe wuroe i'm
.2oeale oes Serrr, %. gufer auseefubrt,
NO mir bas unslaublide iaben. Wsnn
5err Wilbelm Sea, bcute aus ieinem
@rabe auffteigen miirbe, miirbe ct iib
ioslei6 pieoer nieberlesen. ba or balo
einieben miibte, baB er n,tr in %nnisrer
uorseidrittsnen 3eit Elm Stimper i'm
sdieBen 1T. IS maren i'm genann.
tenn 2otaIe A 5erren, bon oenen mir
sIaubten, bab lie better nit Der Sober
ooer benz 8laie, ais NIT Dem Sdieb.
pritsel n~msnscben peritdnoen, bod iou-
ten mi, balb zines 8sliern belebri usr.
ben. Sn elmer g%ntfernuus bon 80 ooer
40 SUB par Elm 5 Gent Stiid aui ben
Sort elmer Slaide Gbampa9ner ssltedt,
ncldes als 3ieli1eibe oienen joQte.
gBi, iaben ale @orbcreitungen nit be-
ionoerem Sntereiie 81 uno IieBen oann
unb mann u%nieren 8lid auf Die tiibnen
S9iben fallen, inbem mir Die sanie
@ade mebr als cine Sronie auf unlern
peritorbenen 59weiSer bstra9teten; bod
NOR Dem ni6t 10, oenn als Die 5lints ss-
laoen, ersriif elmer Der 5diiBen b%ieleIbe,
itclte Ii0 aut sielte, brildte ab, elm
&ra6 erfOlste unb bas @eloltiid mar in
cine SaIbtnsel p%eripanoslt. Ser funl i.
seredte S1iise nabm iOldes obne be-
ionbere 8euesuns uno itedte o%aielbe
als Sropbae in ieins 9ai9e; ss foIste
elm 4noe,er, natoem oas Serl1Oiiene
bnr9 Gin ~s,peites 5 Gent Stud erlebt
NOR, melder oieielbe Sertigteit seigte /;
barauf fam Der Dritte, lpelder ieinem
W~orsdnser nidt naditanb. oarauf nabm
Der pierte, Der @irtb, Die Glinte uno
idoB nit eiuem Gaiieri1uB ben St6plsl
10 perfect Don Der Glal9e, naB Der iAdu-
menoe @aft ii%beripruoelte uno oieS 1iit-
aen nit @lalern bineilten benielben auf.
.5ufansen unO i'm sur gbre oes S1lben-
9ottes 5u leeren.
, 1875-11-17

Gin sepiier S. s. priee, welder Elm
@ei1dft in Marion Station fIbrt, mar
seltern Dor Dem YoIi5eiridter, anseflasi
Mussfdbr 100000 pfuno Glen, wel'
Dies Der Gi9monb nnb Sanpile Giien-
babns @elelldaft seb6rt, auf unseieBli-
der @eiie erbalten gu baben. Sel
Ridtsr enti6ieb, baB er feline Surisoic'
tiOn in oieiem Sale babe, ba bic Ggami.
nation Itattfinoen miiile, mo Die Shat
bssansen wurbe. gr fte0te baber ben
Yrice unter $4,000 8irsldaft uno f9id
tie einen Brief an einen Magiitrat in
Marion, Der Die Sa9e in Die Sauo neb
men tpirb.
, 1875-11-17


Gyami nation Der 61uI-
2ebten Sonnabenb murben
Die Gpplieanten fir Die S9ulebrer-
Stcnen eyaminirt nnb ME mir aug bcr
.Dispat6 erieben. lieb man ie bic fol.
9enoe Worte buditabiren:
S~ymphonious, equipage, analysis, crystal
lie, panegyric, super6cies, eucharist. incip-
lent. suspicious, empyreal, amateur; stall
wart, erysipelas, resuscitate, moiety, ac-
quiescence, gorgeous, conscientious, prtju-
dicial, porpbyry. escutcheon, indefeasible,
ecstasy, gluey, ~ rieving.
Gs fommt uns brp0is Dor, baB man
beim Graminiren Der Sdulebre iie
buaitobiren ldBt, ols la9e BARN Die sai,
&c WiIenidaft.
, 1875-11-17
Ri6mpno poit Office.
prif> arrangement.
Is. Oftahfr 1878.


R6rbIide 9urhpca. 3reimnr tSortS.
Scnnfaas ousatnrmmt ~-Nrfunff S v. nj
nns 1 ASH. M. -YoHiafaB lbs rnt $50
u. Wf. FD
gsnr.ca an!unf %, R. -psa.
iGfue 1885 81. =. WV
Gorofide @ea poH. 9Galid. orso.rs ,,,.
men S'nniane. - gn'unff f.45 q. M'-
poltihIuf l-235 NIB 8 20 n. g0.
sibIi@e pot. .3weimaI tSalid, Germ.
taas dreasnonin men. - Nnfnnft 300 W.
snr s!U W y: W.- poff1lub A 9. Or. rup
@srn'aas;. snfuafs 1900 ~. - yoa
fblub 1916 n. 81. S"T
&i6monb l. Semitic Gienbabu. ySo,
it@. Mntunft 2.30 q. VI. - psaf6tns
DHnbilc & Greensboro. ap,;mor "a.
it9. @nfnsft $50 nnb 9 q. d. WA saa
l@lue v. ID. umb f2.45 n. ax. ~"
Garmbine. IdaIi6, .. untoos o,s1.-
men. @nfunft 2.3O 81. 81 p o,.esM,ms
e.30@. M. "eT'~laB
ogelapeate d Cbis Giienbahn. ESorid,
Scnnfa9s ausaenom men. Mnfnnft & ~ NO
- pDff&lub $50 9. Or.
Ssn6burs Charlottesville, @taunten mh,,.
SulPber Sprinas nnb pefIit ppu Wbitesmis
pper SprtL9s = Mnfunft S g. M.- Iisa.
i6lub $50 ". M. %'F'
aSstt goint mub gtatieneu an her g ~
M. nho q. VI. q. Iaalid, Gonntaos avsos.
nofti'en; Mnfunft 1880 y. M. S,a,s.
i9Iub 2 81. M. ~'P'
Vl'neeifer, iter Def Woint. ,aoIid.-gu
'an1t 1880 .. ID. - vOafaIue IN. @.
aapsaGHnned, iiter giib 6auI. tSoIih.
"a'a"f' o.5o .. ~. = yOGfGIue 1 .. %.
Sarnss @ioer eampfer. grsimal pSd.nf
i,d. = anfunft MOntaas. MIttmod,s mn
oieifasf, ". ~. YolitIus. Tienaans
Aonnsrsass unS sOanabents, 5.3oWI 81
Ganal @afet. Tr.imoI uS6.n.rid.
). @n,nnft, WittmoGa, ateitaas unit e enntaea
.. W: = poii1Iue, Mpntaae. MitsnTs
auo 3rsiiass. VI. VI. '
sgort pump saoute. .3peima Al ,pSd,nfia.
~ Wnfnnrt, Mlhwr1s unp Saunabenps' s
M. ~ 9, yoti9lub, BOnnnRass nns grnW
, 1875-11-17

8erlu9ter eIbtmoro. W.
9pon, elm alter Srlanber, mel1er nabe
9olpmooo wobnt, periu9te porgeitern
leinem 2sbsn elm gnbe gu MAIDEN, inoem
er li9 nit einem &allirmeiier ben Sals
obi9nsihen molte. Ser SOD mar inn
jsbo6 niat sinitis uno er bra@te Iid
BLOB cine sroBe Wunoe am Salie bel,
Gr wurbe mod Dem M%rmenbaule selanot.
no feline Munos perbunoen iparbe. Sci
ne Jreunoe b~ebaupten, oaB er ni4t redi
bel 0erItanbe III. oa er i4on mebrma!s
Symphonic BON Mabniinn 5ei9te.
, 1875-11-17

GGe Der / lten uno ltain Ctr.
Hn vrO'eirr Iatet i,int Greur Be unb oas
pntlltam Gin. feline untsrrtGtsmetbOee li9 sss
faQiylt ansutben.
Natsrts ibsr bic SetfditSsnen GlaG.n unp
be gttTarien tDnnsn bel Vrtt. eoubs Wc. IL
GAP Sroao Sirabs, eDsr in Der Nea osmis IT.
frast tp.rpen.
Sic neneifenIdnse ipcroen eelcbrt.
Der llntsrri6t fir iuuae Eamsn, WaeGsn
nne Tnabsn, fnpsi Wiiirphs unb @pnn-
assnts, Nahriiiass scn 4 bis 6 ubt. ben Der
9srrsn Disnffaae ans 6ssitaes, Absnbs bon 8
pic ~ ubr Hat. tb u Int
, 1875-11-17

Gin fleiner Gobn Der 6rau Yetlpap
wsl9e in Nr. sos 2aurel StraBe wobnt,
perbrannte ii9 ~porseitern firdterIid,
inbem elm @aidteliel nit tO6enoem
@uiisr iiber benielben fiel. IS mmroe
lofort drStlide Silfe berbeiserufen, Der
Dem 2eiOenoen 2inoeruns perl9affte.
@ie mir bDren, 10 1T oas Sinh por+
ldufis auBer @efabr.
, 1875-11-17

Gin Tarbiser, welder ansefIagt 1T,
bas Saus bes Serrn %. Sloane &uffin
in Yrano 9eiiedt gu baben, fpurbe GEE
fern nod Der Senrieo County Sail se=
bradt, ba Die Stat in gbeiterfelo Goan
tp peribt tpuroe.
, 1875-11-17

Ser @ouperneur ernannte geitern bic
Derren 5enrp qbilips IT,, bon pbila-
oelpbia nnb Charles Ncttleton BON Wem
Dorf als Gommiiiondre fir 2dnbereien
in Nirsinia. 6. s.. Gimpion ipurpe
als Snfpeftor Der OtfentIi@en Waoyen.
magazine ernonnt.
, 1875-11-17

Serr George Wiloe. wel9er frlber
bel Dem xgDenin9 Sournal," 1T jest am
editorial Stab Der .@uioe ano Mems"
onseitelt. 28ir sratuliren Der &eoac-
ton ~ Der 9uten Mquiiition.
, 1875-11-17

Spieteni6tmit 9 9ieBse.
webren. @eItern Mor9en .puroe elm
Sabufsfabritant on berSano perwunoet,
ba cine piitole, nit Der er lpielts, los.
sin9.
, 1875-11-17

Serr 9unninston, uelAer 9Oiimsi-
iter in 2ouila GOurtbouie mar, 1T ab9e-
leBt iporocn, on oeiisn Stele miro Elm
Garbiser oas Imt iibsraebmsn,
, 1875-11-17

Ser S~anbel. @ir entnehmen
Dem Ridmono rWbis" JoIgenoes
nGoleenbes iino bic 0uantitdt bon Gaf=
fee, meIhe in ben IeBten 4 6iscaliabren
bier im9afen anfamen uno Mebl pel9es
in oerieIben 3eit p%erianot uurbe:
aafee erbalten. Me6I peridifft.
1871-72 LAS cd. 1854 6dBer.
1928 2,7S0 y 105,419
.1573-74 3,4O2 156,19e
.lS74-75 1858 24O,6O1
9ieiss 1T iebr ermutbieenb nno bere6-
.tist uns 5u Dem @Iauben, bab Der 3ae
niht fern iein Tam, mo es notbmenbis
.eridsinen wirb, einen ernItlidsn Weriud
gu MAIDEN. uniere 5aaoelsmarine, bic
Dor Dem 8riege cine beoeutenoe Roae
ipieIte, tpieoer bcrsnitslen.
Die sroBe 3unabme BEG importirten
Diingers. bes Iebten Sabres benefit, baB
bic Nderbauer mebr Guano, Ybpsp batss
etc. ETC., %faufen.
Dor Bier muroen nur i'm lsbten Sabr
9,212 2es, oasesen i'm Sabre 1874
11,166 aeg importirt. mus als 8emeis
oienen fam, baB Der 0ertauf BEG Bierss
Der Yinslins'iden grauersi bier teoeu-
tend ausenommen bat. SIN Sabre1872-
Is muroen III 4,3SS Seq per S4iff
importirt."
(gBas boz Bier per Giienbabn einee.
fiibrt puroe, III in Dem 8eridt ces
uWGiss" ni9t nit inbegrifen; bod pere
ben Die Senoungen ni1t 10 sroB 9eiue
fen lein, I'M cine beoeutenoe 0erdnbe-
rung in Den 3ablen berporsubrinser).
, 1875-11-17
eouettiOnen BON @rieffafsn.

Won Nattsn an ren itpsi bsiomberen Reo,n.
pt'Se a5s StfrnfSisn rsfann, Ine, 600 uns
ESQ (. 20. 80 utb us u. vi. 6pnn
Ia $50 y. 81. unb q. V. 49,"
~n Seierfagen - eco o. gP. unb
": w. @Dn alIea anbern Rotten ,r.,sss
ste Sriets auf BEN &adwsy esr Srsaer aba,s
vSH. Y. y. Ban ZEN, % W.
, 1875-11-17
Gitenb etc.
NaltimDre unb' Sbip Gilentabn.
Die sroBe %notionule. boppelte 6Aienen-
0lnie, Suiid)en Waibinston unb
Baltimore,
Der Often unb Weiten.
Gifenbapnem etc.

Rsifenbe SsrIafsn @i6monb um 2 lltr IS
Winuten Watnittaes, bia Der &iGmonb,
fredericksburg Inb Yptomas Giienbcbn unb
pptomde Tam fer; mddt 51neIt Gertinbune
IN Sb tpbur, asaeniiber Mler ,nbria, nit rem
Baltimore uub SbiO Gdrea3uee nod YaIti-
more, phiiaeeItbia unp allen pIasen in zen
Nsw &neI,ne @taatsn.
, 1875-11-17

OrY 0cphs! Dry @ppts !!
3. N. Wriee Mnb GO.
go. 1101 Wiam Ctr, @Ge Der IL.
crbaltcn nit icbem Gage neue 9erbft<
iuaarer ais:
8arbise &ameeltaar. Nnsiias.
Gfpar3t LANCE unb nnhtre GbapIs,
8ett .Yianfsis" fO-4. 1874, 1871.
SHwaSer UNI farti ,er 5~eieensr ram met.
Das Eager BON Gaftmesss, pt!Ge in Dir.
gina sepebt. Yp,rb itets ssrgrE6ert
5rsuSe tur HsbnrDde Cd su $3.50 bis SO
per Darb.
GrarsSGi1e unb enelif@s GaTimeres, pone
ne Ssmpsn n lntersease fis perrep, Rnaben
mnb MGphen.
DAMIEN llntsrseuse, Bussy Defen, Weapcr.
seet 8 uap GprrurppS. &oden, 6emsen Sos
lentiGSer, 8yagen etc. etc. i'm : Int
, 1875-11-17
esasr Alatm-G sIrarapb.
Nlar m : & # n.

alarm & a f { n.
NO. 2 @sfe ysIissi Citation.
no. 3 !3we'te polissi Citation.
W. A Critic pOTissi e htisn.
NO. . SPrissnbaas. Bite Straee. uate
8rpab.
Mo. 8 ~SoDf ans eatbsr 5oul.," grpas
strabe, apii&m Der 9tsn une fOteu.
Ns. Z sprissnbaus. 1s.sp es.e.. uab
G'anttin.
N0. 1-2 @sdets.
Ns. 1-3 Ode btr t2t n unb CTR.
w. IA Ode FER 10isn unb Syrs CIR.
w. 10 eds Der 1ien uns Carr Ctr.
Mo. 10 eds bsr pine aub Nain ctr.
~. ~ eds ssr 3ten unS Tusal Ctr.
No. ri Gde Der 25lten unb 9roab Ct
w.. 70 Sds Der 17teu ane Marlbaa Ctr
no. "a @fs Der 17ia unp Malbinatvs
Ctr.
M0. rs @;strcsolitan Gi1sa. Mnf..
Ctr.
NO. 20 Ode Der 5,su unt Main cir.
WO. il Gds Der 14tsn anb Main ctr.
Mo 3-2 ode Der 22fsn une Main ctr
NO. "a &ds Ter t3t'n UNI Carr CTR.
No SIS 2 tabtidss A%rmsnaans.
Mu. 3-6 Irspssar ~Gisn.gasrfs.
Ms. Al eds Der stsu unb esiss CTR.
NO. 2 YrSas Stra6t de Sail aus.
w. a-3 Gds o.rins uns yine Ctr.
No. a-5 eds ct. S.mss anp Dusat ctr.
M0. 40 S'r bsnb us, 25ne Str.
Ne. 81 Sprigenbaus. 10 ctr.
NO. 81 sds bn Slap uns 0iiner ctr.
, 1875-11-17
Gpfer unb Gatiie.


Glcaunte SAulidubc fir Maodcn
uno &naben.
beine &albslcberne gtiefeIn unb @tu
he fir Scrren &nuten nno Siinqlinae,
Sticfel gum Gn6pfcn uno nit Spieen
fir Oanen. s.dNhen unb &inber.
Softer, Valiie unb Shadtcln 3u here
nnteraeIeeten Breiien.
gummi neberId,ube bon alien Sortcn
gu iehr biQi9en Breiien.
Veite0te 4rbeit miro gut uerfertiat
anS oas Yalicn sarrantirt NuSbciic-
iunaen weroen aufs y'site uno Yinflih-
ite beiorat 6err Sobn $. goidsn
,uiro es iebr freuen Ieinen dtteren &unben
mas. beltente 9lrbeIt tetr. fit. teoienen gu
oiirf fen. German Voiden e. <ruber,
No. ot9 nrt 5l1 Broad S~trassc,
, 1875-11-17
pullman G6lQf1paoen

Dullman G6lafwaeen
BON Gbipbub uno Waibiuaton mad Seem
Dorf obne 8edietuus Der Waeen.
DnRasisre, ipside NIT bisltr 2inie rtiien,
5ermeiben cine lanse unb iafiee Smnibus.
Sabrt eur& @afbinston, unb srreiGtn galtt'
more inc gtIrbe friiber. als 3iise welte bis
rsft bon Waibinston abfabren.
QDegen Der FatrYrsifs. 5absnsn unb dnterer Snfcr.
nation -enet man f& at bic IidetsS Office Der Gsmpaa
nte 1901 Matn 5iraee. 826 Maiuh-.. Banarb Scuie
une ,te Sffstn b Ri& sns. Grerertdssurs anb gstO
mee &tientahn, Mid,nfrne, %.
8. u. Cole. Gen .ral atdet aseni; u. Q. Dprtss,
glffsnt SeasraI { Diet asent; 9bpmxs u. 6basy,
2ransf rrtpiipnnetf,r
J.Q. WaItrpp.
faeShlidtr pafasieir.Mst gent.
19emt 1901 Wsatnaf.. NiGnipnt. 80.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-02-26
THE STORY OF A DIAMOND.

The Belgian Nelcs says: ga Brussels
celebrity has disappeared within the last
few days. For years, clad during winter
and summer, in a light green costume, a
man not much exceeding five and half
feet in height, has been in the habit of
parading the Caller from two to five p.
NJ, keeping his time so accurately that
the shopkeepers wanted no other indica-
ton of the hour than his appearance or
departure. He spoke to no one and seem
ed to have no aequaintances, and his
failing to appear three days in succession
was sufficient to induce the police to
make inquiries. They found him in his
lodging in a state which showed he had
not long to live, and although a Goetor
was at once in attendance he expired
during the week. His history is Gu
rious enough. 1t seems that he was many
years ago an employee under the Russian
Government at the diamond mines in
the Caucasus, and a brilliant of extreme
beauty and size fell into his possession
in the course of his duties. He made up
his mind TO abstract it, and after much
consideration, made an incisiOn in the
skin of his neck in which he placed the
diamond, and there it remained for
months, until the skin had fairly grown
over it. Finally he escaped to Amster-
dam with his spoil, where he disposed of
it for some $4,000. He then came to
reside in Brussels, and it is a singular
fact that the ultimate possessor of the
jewell is the Emperor of Russia, by whom
it is highly valued, being of extraordina-
ry size and brilliancy."
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-02-26

A MAN FOR WHOM THE Sun SHINES
Every one in Brussels must have seen
man literally clothed in white from tip
to toe, for not only are his garments of
that color, but also his hat and boots.
During the late severe frost there was
great curiosity manifested to see if he
would persevere in wearing the same
costume, and he stood out manfully un-
til Thursday, wien he appeared with an
enormous cloak and hood, in addition
to the dress he has so long worn, but
was still true to biz chosen color, and
odd enough he looked parading the
the streets among persors in black or
other dingy coats. He is said to be a
Dutehman who, some years ago, made
fortune in Batavia, but was afflicted
with sun-stroke. The doctors recon-
mended his return to Europe, and fol-
lowing their advice he fixed his abode in
Brussels, where he has now resided for
some years. His eccentricities are harm
less, and mainly consist in the firm be-
lief that he has a personal and Intimate
acquaintance with the sun, who never
fails to honor him by shining when he
takes his promenade. His apartments,
even including the ceiling and floor, are
gilt, and he fully believes that this
was the work of his kind friend, who had
also endued him with the power of
stopping railway train at full speed
Court Circular.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-02-26
THE WITcHERY OF MANNERS.

Almost Ivery man can recall scores of
cases within his knowledge where pleas
ing manners have made the fortune of
lawyers, doctors, divines, merchants,
and in short, men in every walk of life.
Raleigh flung down his laced coat into
the mud for Elizabeth to walk on, and
got for his reward a proud Queens favor.
The politician, who has this advantage,
easily distances all rival candidates, for
every voter he speaks with becomes his
friend. The very tones in which he
asks for pinch of snuff are often more
potent than the logic of Webster or
Clay. Polished manners have made
men, by their harshness and coldness,
have done themselves incalculable in
jury-the shell being so rough that the
world could not believe there was pre-
cious kernel within. Civility is to man
what beauty is to woman. 1t creates
an instantaneous impression in his be.
half, while the opposite quality exeites
as quick prejudice against him. 1t is a
real ornament, the most beautiful dress a
man or woman can wear-and worth
more as a means of winning favor than
the finest clothes and jewels ever worn.
The gruffest man loves to be appreci-
ated; and it is oftener the sweet smile of
q woman, which we think intended for
us alone, than pair of Juno-like eyes,
or '1ips that seem on roses fed, that
bewitches our heart and lays US low at
the feet of her whom we afterward mar
ry.-HqthelGS.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-02-26

GEORGE WILDEY, boy, had pleaded
guilty, in the Special Session the other
day, to the charge of stealing another
boys clothes. He had been sentenced
to the House of Refuge, and an officer
was leading him out. The robbed boy
timidly suggested that lie wanted the
clothes.
George, said Justice Otterbourg, Sc
verely, ''you must return the things you
stole"
"When" queried George.
f'Have you got them with yon" ask
ed his Honor.
"Yes, sir, said George.
'sThen return them immediately.
II can't"
why can't youg"
Cause"
cause WHAT
"Cause they're trowsers, and I've got
'em on"
Sergeant shouted his Honor, rap
ping vigorously, stop the laughing in
this court ROOM"
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-02-26
OUR VERkACULAR.

The other day an Englishman, fresh
arrival, hired man to carry him and
his trunk to an uptown boarding house,
and, on reaching the place, handed the
man one dollar. After waiting q min
ute and seeing the driver mount the seat
to go, ''giye me my change" tie Eng
lishman cried. Don't see it," said the
driver. "Why just gave you four shil-
lings, and that's too much in this town, :"
said the Englishman. 'Don't see any
change" said the driver; and further
conversa ton ensued, which was thus re-
lated by the Englishman when he met
the clearinghouse keeper: "Look
acre, what kind of a blarsted town is
this, you know, you know2 l guv the
bloody owner of wagon four shillings,
and when / ask him for some change he
says he don't see it. tell him he don't
see it because he put it in his pocket, you
know, and then he says it's all in my eye.
asked him again for my change, and he
says: You're a bilkp What's bilkl
Give me my change, says L. %, give us
breeze, said he. What did he want
me to give him a breeze forl Give me
my change said again. I'll give you
plaster on the bugle.' said he. What
did be mean by a plaster on the bugle,
and what kind of a blarsted town is
this, any 'ow9 It's not the correct thing
on a stranger, you know" The English
man was right, it wasn't.-DencerN Nescs.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-02-26

DEPTH OF AMERICAN LAKEs.-There
is mystery about the American lakes.
Lake Erie is only about go or 20 feet
deep; but Lake Ontario, which is 592 feet
deep, is 230 feet below the tide-level of
the ocean, or as low as most parts of the
Gulf of st. Lawrence; and the bottoms
of Lake Huron, Michigan and Superior,
although the surface is much higher, are
all from their vast depths on a level
with the bottom of Ontario. Now, as
the discharge from the Detroit River, ,af-
ter allowing for the probable portion
carried off by evaporation, does not ap-
pear by any means equal to the quantity
of water which the three upper lakes re-
ceive, it has been eonjectured that a
subteranean river may run from Lake
Superior by the Huron to Lake Ontas
rio. This conjecture is not improbable,
and accounts for the singular fact that
salmon and herring are caught in all the
lakes communicating with the st. Law
renee, but no others. AS the Falls of
Niagara must have always existed, it
would puzzle the naturalists to say how
these fish got into the upper lakes with
out some subterranean river; moreover,
any periodical obstruction of the river
would furnish not improbable solution
of the mysterious fiux and rehux of the
lakes.