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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-12-25
Christmas Song.
81 EEF T. a. SEARS

81 EEv- 3 IL sEAR-.
Calm on the listening ear II night
Come heavens melodiogs strains,
Where Wild Jud~a stretches forth
Her silver mantIei plains
Celestial choirs from courts above
shed sacred glories there,
And angels. with their sparkling Tyres,
Make masic on tie air.
The answering hills Of Palestine
send back the glad reply,
And greet from all their holy heights
The DaysPring from on high
Der the blue depths Of Galilee,
There comes hoIier calm,
And Sharon waves, Va solemn praise,
Her silent groves Of palm.
GLORY 10 God ~ The lofty strain
Inc realm of ether fills,
How sweeps Ihe song Of solemn JOY
Ger Judah's sacred hills
Glory 10 God ~ The sounding skies
Loud with their anthems ring,
peace on the earth good viii 10 men
Prom Heavens Eternal King
Light on thy bills, Jerusalem
The Saviour now is born,
And bright on Bethlehem's joyous plains
Breaks the first Christmas morn.
Aud brightly on MOriah's brow
Crowned with her temple spires,
Which first proclaim the newborn HIGHT,
Clothed with It's orient fires.
This day shall Christian tongues be mute.
And Christian hearts be coId1
Oh, catch the anthem that from heaven,
Der Judah'- mountains rolled,
When burst upon that listening night
The high and solemn lay
"GIory TO God, on earth be peace
Salvation comes to-day
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
Gin ltHaeheurr.

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aufwttfsn siHss Drainir' @ratsRs BIZ
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ben. Das @sripps N dbtr 20 6uf
lang unb bic Spissn ttr RirfsHtUrnu
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an Der Wur,sI uub l75 pfunb @sSttt.
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Der 5dtns wisst A! plumb uab pue
Sbir mar 10 GuB bod. Das pin
Elm fOI&ss @,ipaun bsutSutas, wrrib 2
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
Der Gllnlori[t.
81 latt afrn en- sFrah.

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sIsia. Sin tsr gang, Got 10 iuIf stns.
bIt IN aIIt Siads 10 pis Id ff sIsltt. attr
fsus wil mid net. Die GtswtsrteIstts
10 MIR In 0ss llttsH fin bic iuIstE.
pii
glsmm Id sn S&Sus, bana mu6 ita
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ast an fsa f&aft al net.
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lore 3as@t taIts.
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asl.
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Hrt.
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ma6 Gut fGaT, IN en- GamiIie srnat,
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Grab bsrf fia at net In mel 8Isnis mirs.
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ten Gtlb tab for bic 8amiII' 30 srnd6rs,
isa 10 met Sisnis.
Bann eratnts sbns bon bte Sor 10
bic MID babe nth un psrfprat flo su
b.tdfs uis Id 70 babe tpilI, taua pin Id
ttT pprnns rtrnsnaus aIlss psrmant nae
Id bab, srsspt mel 6unt unb mel Stint
lsIls tab Id msIm 4rubu GrIb psfpro.
den. ole iOa abtr nl mel Rltbbtr,
btdiss 5smmsr, nIit Sh,fsI, mel Strd
uH'aI mel S6ultt I'm 0rttsbaus an |
SnHe6aOFr lrisss.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
sSeu:etnniisi8es.
1qas Ssm ,,sImniIauifasH asTisHlHrii.D
Gie 0is Q Ggmte.


* @.r Bic Standardization rinfs Fslda'
iissn gorralts bon Gle In ssE eaHs'
baItuna pdtr.nb Der tsibsa GSmuHsr'
monats. Vbsr BE PtqH,mIt&Istt UNI
gsatlI3tsit ssG,Itsa In bsr @iIapirtb
fbait ,Inmul smsiuntsn Rat wtre ei'
GtnbrInauus sInr ssnassnesn Tssns'
nj. pi.bsr psrna&Iaifssn. SIN Vsr'
aI.ta 40 ltinsm pisili&sn @srtb lns
Die Rotten far Gis oft fstr unb'esut''ap'
@&u.ibsu, Gatr,n uub 0srpadsn ious'
ui&t so gts. per Scnps at'TfsiSsr'
Gin sOrsasIi&ss Gistaus, w'Idss 81
a.u s,nas,ntsn gurrait faF BE BaHi'
Il. fast, tann ,u ssriussn sciisn frbafi'
p,rbsn, t,fonsns wtnn Ssmanb sinsp
arossn st,H Der gEtht islhR ibuf.
Gin lol&.s 6aus, fsIbR aus ROBIN VIA
tsrtal, baIt plsIs Sabre lang. an Der
mda,n ptdb,n fam man eis Scp
glifsn, Gun Utsr ssl&sn fur eaf
G&asibsa tatsn. Dem S&rsttsr bic
fss 10 sia Gaa bstanut, no Elm BAD
abssbanimi wurbs. nae nur ben sobp
far sInsn Grtstisr swel Do6sn lane
isasls. Der GIssnttamsr srlSft slOO
i'm srRsn 0tntsr tura 8,rfauf Don Cite
40 rs Gts. per Dassnlabuns. 81
@sssHesn, no lstus ualarIt&sn EstG'
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niat nur ben Gitbfbarf faE b'n Gissn'
tbamsr Iisfsrt. fcnteu aud sum S&Iitt
faubIaufsn bisnsn fann. pOeurt Bcr
ibsiI nit gsrsnhssn psrbuubsn wIrb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

3Res mad SarisSurs, SsrIaftn tpis fOISti
gaIaT.n 9sp.gprl, UNI 900 Wurssns, unb tin
1910, 6.l6 Ra6miltasS uHb tT.45 @bents.
0nIafftn philadelphia, uHi 9.l5 Rpraens dns
I'm 3,40 uue 200 Na2mitiaSs.
gnIai1tn Rsabins, tim 4,s0, 7.4o, 1.2O Rpr
gyHs, uHb I'm t.60, 6.l6 uRb 1915 q. W
gaIalItu ppltsvlls, I'm 6. IS, {. 90 Rcrssne. uns
um 4.30 Ra6mittass uub pIa S6uSlfq unit
Susqutbauua 8pslebabutn I'M sos Rpra.
DaIaftn Waenipwa, um $50, $50, $50 Rer.
stas, 1926, 4.so u. s " Ra&mittass u. abbs
Der 2.S0 ROrstns Bug spu alIsntupu unb br
.4.S0 Bug BON RsabtHs eihtH ntht an RrH>
tdgti,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
NbiIarclpbia s Ofeabima
GiSenb0bn.
Riutsr sarraRssmtnt
9anuar II, 1876.

3asr SsTIuisn Sauisbuva ME folOii
Rat Nsp.W .Wprl. I'm $50, $40 Rprssns,
200 Ha&mlitaSs, unb TN t7,do @bsnfs.
Ra9 gbiIabsIpbia, nm 6.2O. $40. 9.45 Rprasn
unb I'm 400 unb $50 HaSmtitass.
RaA Rtabins, I'm $40, $40 unb 0 o.l5MrssRs
unb um 200, $50 unb 7.4O Na6mitlass.
Raa vptissils, Tim $40, 8. 10 ROrs,ns unp urr
$50 RaHmtttase, unb via ShupItill unb Gus.
qufpanRa 6psisbaPa I'M 2.4O RaEmtttaSas
Ra9 GntntOpn. I'M $40, $40 Rrrssas. unit
400, $50 unh 7.40 Ratmiiiase.
DIE $40, $40 Rorstns 200 RaSmitlaas. unit
tao @btnbsiss esbtn bnr8 bts mad q. GSrI,
Die $40 Rurssns unb 400 9aamittaas.
9aet ssasn pui6 bis mad ybiIaptIpbia,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
9tr agana iu etsrben.--aai sIus

Scr @aHa I'm @trben. .--auf sius
nsus Iantfr N pisftr Sage Gin 6auf'
mann In 0ufaIo, Wsw gcit, ttires,n
mcresn. Gin Srsmbsr fcmmi In ftinsn
eaesn unb iast, In rtusm ssrlh,n Roa'
taufs an bar 2Arusb Ctr. ltsSe elm
Rann ia ben lsbtsu 3hssn. tv,I6tr itn
ne@ tlnmaI lprtGsn wolls. Dsr Sauf'
mann e,tt tin, fnhst stnsn Mann I'm
BETTE Itsgsn, tpelGsr ibm mlt fnwaatr
GHmme mittbstIt. bab tr itm TN Sabre
1857, aIs Ct siufn qabtu tn St. Spfspt
tteIt, cline Rappt unp elm paar @tiefsl
I'm 0trtte pon So 8taotItR tate. Der
aaufmann lasts. a. bate bamaIs In Gt.
Sel,pt Sters 8sbalttn, absr ron BEN
Disbaa9I wiGs Ct ntGie. pcus au&
uidbis utIitr baucn bSrtu. Der fer
btnbs Wann tults attr In fsintm esbsn
uttmals pisesr SsRoblsn unb fam flo
uidbt bsrubistu, bio CT fstu uurvtt utt'
bsr sut semaat. SIS isi bas Osntsas.
pas tsr Roufmaun pon itm aunstmsn
maT,. Der franit Maun tOItt stnt
arpbt Roat papisrsslp uuttr bsm Rii'
fen tsrpOr; 10 fnb lautsr SlO0'SGst'
ne, her 8auimann ldbt fn bswfGsn
sinsn fOl&su SGsiu aniunsbmsn ,ine
aibt S54 ptsbtr jurhd. GIlte, was CT
btt I'D bate, bic $3l m6ss ter ,,etfunbr
Nann" Ntitass In fttnfm SicTs tclen
Der aslsnbs Nann fam absr ui@i, iup'
raaf Der Raufmann sur 1anl sins, NO
man itm fasts, tab % ,ints pcn tsn be-
Ren Gcnntftfsiis fsi. WrlAsc man fsil
lans,n Sabrsn s,l,tsn. Dun pures
tia Dtttiitp tstbsissbclf, uup aIs man
pas Sofbaus an tsr earnse Strabs be
futts, warsu htr asfantt Wlnnn unb
bet iranfs Nauu p,rfaUunesn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
&r,t unb QrauFer,

grjt Die, babe 10 Stnrn mas Der
farisb'n. Gavcn nebmsn Sts ises
Stuabs stnsn G6lSHtI pOII. baItsR ole
ssuau bas @a6 unb bic Belt ella.
6rantts. Dana bItit ID Sis.
6rrr ScfIur. mir aud euSIsi& siar tltr
unb rinsu a6fsI 1u psrfArtibsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
GtreHger Tembereu,Ier.

6srr msinss esbsus nae sins Rat r.
risi frptIodsne elm @latsr Ia gsrmuHi
aus. aIs sr Elm @Ias Rarien Tuafass
ssirnnFsn batn, bas itm ale ,ia @ias
RtI& ssrsiet worbsn mar. uub bislsr
RIGt.r mar etn Rrtnett Ssmpsrsu,Itr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
Rfrimfiamnn.

uGOIsn @ts ptsudttsIus YaEta8il.
ltarb mIt mir fplsIsa 2"
.Nsln, init sinsm gfsn ipisIs Id
nidtF
oSfrrl -. mas untsEiistsn Gle
f&l......"
,at,r rlaub,n @. 70 ia's ia net
a'mtint.-t' tab' isbt ihon isAs @elbsI
OstH. ea tab' Z talt an Gfsn = unb
mttm Nnfn iptel q nett !"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
Gin @ri66n.

9samtsr sum frif& sias,IIslsrisn
StraFius,
D3atsa ole iFssub Elm @,f4afi o..
leyut I" sfuS asraf.r
Siraatns; sMo& babe it 60 nlat
VOlRdnbls sstsrnt. bin ilbo@ bsFtit met.
nc estssfit dussabisaeH.@
0tomisr .,iinb nas ia 20 ua, Gis
rOIIents 30 IerHsH RiHf&sRi"
/ SirdaIns, s@ilIiondr 90 " s,rbtu."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

anA Ia bW aIisn DsIt i&rtttst bas
0swssbswsisn fott In src6artissr @.i.
f.. Die GIltuwsrIs tss btsaRnien Ra.
neaen 4ruPp IN GGtn ustmsn sinsn
aaum sOn 1000 gsrts sIn. 70 bab bic
sazss Gla&s bee Central iparls In Gtw
govs basu niAt tlnrslAsu phrbs, Die
tshaAlta glanmlI6ssIisH astmsn 200
@ess etc unh IS. 900 mtniasa nab tas-
IiA IN 4tuYp's Cisaatn tsfAaftist su'
fsieefn nit Ilrtm eOtHe anb Der itn,n
% xasII vesesHpsH 4stanbIuns. So
wekI 0elAall als aate @eulAItAstit
llaa tIfF tn's @rubs bfiritbrn mil faR
bsllVisueiem GEfoIs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
frau unb Uatte.

Graus nDu wirfi nus moo burH
Define grf&psnbunssfa&t ruiatrsn."
Gattt; ngmbtsn Id utat mstr as
mir ptbrauGins"
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
Gpuutaa6. aGae;

gsrIafftu Rstp.gsri I'm SIS Radmittass.
BerIafsu philadelphia UNI 700 RaGmiltass.
e,rIalitn RtabiHs um 4.3O, 7.4O Rpretns uHn
um 1e.l6 NaHmtitaes.
8uIaItn Watutppu uH 9.SO @prssus, une I'm
s.46 Ra4mttiass.
+ gia RCrris unb Gftr GilsHbabH,
8. g. Dpptttn.
9tntrsL GuttttHhnbsHt
Reabina, Sanuar 2I, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
Sstsr Ntdsl.

9itr lisst 9ars 6upf. Der Orsanif,
Das ma6t neil tr atacrbsn IN,
Gr lobtt @ott 40 alen Stunbtn,
Der Sttin Iisst Obtn hsr Organia untsu
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

DIE 0iattrausfaat husts ia
msiatr umssS,nb tn pOrissn 1srtat
uHtsr ben sanRisRsn 8titsrunssper.
Raltnifsn sbsnfc pOrsasIin ssma&t Dis
tn pcst'rsstinbsn Sabre. unb cline
abermaIiss rri&s Grnis astt In gues
eAt. au& bic nsu sinssfdtsn Stmuttv.
@tsisa sspatrtsa iaOu TN Ottcbsr sl.
nsa arinsn anbIid. DO6 Isis.r bsqus.
men iI@ Bic ifbt nur ,psnIss mssn.r
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6tu 70 ssfn&t 10 baB 90 fir unl.rt
HsiRerta Stdbtasn bon ct. Qcuis b,r
slae,ihbr! wssbtn mu6, wsrhtn bic 0el.
ssafslbsr aIltdtFti@ ssrmstrt unb etr
@atlt wirb NIT Dsi,sn 70 d6ufdai,
hae bsr bsrabsslommtus grsIs bsN.lbsn
Gaum nod bic artsit bs,atlt unb bic
NasIesea ftftst. 5neIstA mue tas
hbsrma6iss GrJItbsn BON 8rOeftiAtsn
bic Grtrassfdttsitit bar GsIbsr ssraSrsn,
wdRunb elslslts tur@ @rasbau unb
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6dlsa wstesn aud unltrs ausu o.lb.
slsrtssn 6armsr erR buEa S&aesn llus
wsrbfn. wsnR 20 bsrrits far gisls ,a
feAs ~.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
5pnntagS>3igt:

Rad gt,p.gu,i, I'm $40 @ors'ns,ss
Ra4 4Itntppn unb @ts.St,tipntn I'M 8 20
Bermtiiass.
9ab Rsabtns, pbiIutslrbia unb Dts. Siaiuntn
um Las RaHmttidss.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
9salinff QmiaahI.

aiinats GArsibtR Gis wsItsr.
Der tntwfabfte 6Hl mar aa@ agt
bar 9ausEasate uHb Ia bsmleIbsa faah
bsr 6utma@er baFtH."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
WeriMiebeHes.

Sn 6ransrtih (nu5 bItr) wiEb BIZ
Ntlh gum SbstI Wsiittn auf ben Gi.
fsubatusn pirianbk Rau wsis inbtf.
fen, ba6 tas G6attttu--bsfsnSsrs tst
wdrmsrtm Ostisr--ttt ablOnpsruns b,i
4uttsrtbstIs btwtrft, itlbe por Der gu.
buus bss Rabmss. lin bIts 30 psrta
len, brhdtn bic 0raujOfta sinsn Ihft.
blot f&lisbsnssu OGdsI 70 ctdt auf BIZ
Nil& In tsu @sfdssn, ta6 tisfs wts st
ne srRarris @aHs unbiprsi blstbtn
mu6 uub umssbtn susIftt Die @,fies
IN bsr wdrmsrsn SabrtsSstt NIT Rtts
naB sstaItsnsn DuIIsnti&srn, 70 bab
bie RtI& tibl bIsitt (pttl bic psean.
Rsnps Gsu&hsfsit bic @arms meg
Rimmt). 81 uuIsrn ,rfnpunssul&sn
Danftss nod fsin @tbanfs tsr Ett sss
ipmmtR2
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
@amenssR Reiteru.

9m aspsalsaianteu 6aus nnfsrst
Staaiss fntsn fIdb tIffss 9atr plsls @t.
fsbastsr aIstmen 1amsHs. Da fab 2
Uromus. 2 Sfpins. 2 @rabams, 2 ears
ass, 2 e,wifis, 8 MtlItrs. 2 @preans.
2 paitsrfcus. 2 SmIlbs, 2 Stompfcns.
2 @ilIiams unp 2 Wolfss. Gtssnithm'
ii6Hwtlt b,FHbst flo I'm Ssratt sin
gsaiIs unb elm giIsis. anb In bsm Rt'
praftntanttHs5aus sbsnfaIls sp,I Wit.
eIIsttF nit fclAfn Namtn.
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@eawetier fRr Retisaoe.

Gtnafplpania Central eiisHbabH.
6het strlaftn pas pennlplSanta GifsntdI Q
Depot 90 1aHisbuEs tasIt9 pit fOI5t!
Nu unb nat @Sptmbn 90, 1874.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

Mot bas Giisu, iOnpsrn tas O oh
To bas wtrfli@ nm msiRsn prbrsitstf
Rsiaa auf unftrtr Gres. sc si,bt
psrmuttIt& feline aVt pUn 0sFsinsn,
bic ui&t Gpursu Don GoIb entbt.ltsu,
uub ba unltr Gdtrsrunb aus serwittsrs
TEN Ubsr aufssIBatm @sRtins bsatbi.
10 msssn tpir BEL isttm Sritt auf ben
Gsbbcbsn GOIb untsr unlsrn GaBsn
tabsH. Rsrfwdrbissr abr nc& IA,
ea6 sbsnic, D!s bic fsInftn TtdI&sn
bee Gifsns. 70 au& bic tss @oIbts BON
ben @arSslu Der pFan,sn aufssicssn
uae 30 esrfa gus6au psrwanbt wsrssn.
ysa@ BEN UHbvsuHsn Der gRan1sn
Tam man bas @clb In Der aIGt fntsp,
ans slHsm srcbsn 5nuftn sin tIsin,s
4Srn&sn bsraussisbsH. grOftfOrS Sage
In Tarts tat Gsrfuas NIT btr Rebsn.
af&s ssma&t unb bur& ssl&idne ds.
mtiAss Gssfatrtn 70 pisl @pIb baraus
sswennsn. aIs In 8 3wan3iefranlsn.
Radsa saitaIisn 10. Ob l& In bisI,r
Deife siH pUritttIbufiss @haait bstr,t.
Ben Iis6ss DIR prctfOr fast. Sae bts
@usbsutuug ft&smaI 70 pisI fcRe, ale
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

Reabina, Sanuar 2I, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
gum6erlaab Gaasb Gifeababn.
Belt Isabelle.

auimsas am ROuiaa. ROs,mou 10. 1874.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-31

STEAMBOAT SrR1NGs-Messrs. John
and Nat. Rapp, who have lately purcha-
sed the Steamboat Springs property.
have created a new bath house, 30x4S
feet, containing sixteen steam and swim
ming bath apartments. They have also
made arrangements to force cold water
up to a reservoir on the bill. a distance
OF sixty feet, by means of "A steam pump
From the reservoir the water can be con-
Quoted to the bath house with little
trouble and can also be used for irriga-
ton purposes. The gentlemen named
above propose building twelve cottages
in the immediate vicinity of the spring.
for the accommodation Of visitors The
Improvements now being made will be
completed in about two weeks. The
temperature Of the water in the springs
at present is PIP degrees Fahrenheit.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-31

EARLY RISING MADE EAsY.-"Ny old
friend, Rooster" says a writer, liked
his alarun 90 that at the foreordainsd
monent the bed-clothes were dragged
from the bed, and Rossiter lay shivsring
l have myself somewhere the drawings
and specifications for patent-which
arranges q set of cams and wheelworks
under the bedstead, which at the appoin
ted moment lifts tho pillow end six feet.
and deliver the sleeper on his feet on the
now horizonta foot-board. He is not
apt to sleep long after that. Rossiter
found another contrivance which worked
better. The arlarum clock struck a
match. which lighted the lamp which
boiled the water for Rossiter's shaving.
II Rossiter stayed in bed too long, the
water boiled over upon his razor, and
clean shirt, and prayer-book his mother
gave him, and Coleridge's autograph,
his open pocket book, and all the other
precious things he could put in basin
underneath when he went to bed so he
had to get up before that moment came.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-31

There is growing up in England a
large class Of women says the Woman 8
journal, who do not marry. who do not
wish to marry. They deliberately devote
themselves to literature, to teaching, to
some trade. generally an artistic one, at
any rate to some occupation that gives a
livelihood and tends to;culture. and this
they choose for life. The marrying in
stinct seems dead, or rather never to
have been born in them. Ihavs known
at least one such person in this country.
They do not seem to be thought of as
out Of place; but on the contrary they
move into fit places in the great social
organism, easily and are accepted with
out remark A late article III one of the
leading papers of our country remarked
that almost an entire change had taken
place in this country in current speech
concerning married women who are past
thirty; that whereas, twenty years ago,
and always before, they we're called "old
maids" aud the phrase was q term OF
reproach which used to be cast upon
such persons, has almost entirely passed
away.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-31


Last evening. about half past eight.
We received from Mr.. Henry J. Nudge
the following Dispatch
SAN Francisco, Jan. 80. 1875.
Harry Mighels-
Charley Gstzler died to-day at 4
o'clock
When Uncle John James died. Charley
said to US half playfully, when l die,
want you to write my obituary" We
agreed. quite as playfully. to do it. Just
as luck will have it. we are spared to at
tempt the task. As we look back over
the great, wide field wherein lie the
bodies Of the gallant ones who used. in
their brave DAYS, to make the billsides
Of California ring with their merriment,
wit and wisdom. We can call to mind
none who were brighter and happier than
Charley and Fred Getzler. We knew
them in the funny and perilous days of
Downieville; We knew Fred when he
was almost the handsomest fellow on the
face of the earth; and we knew Charley
long before he married Sue Robinson.
(She died in Sacramento in 1871. Her
father was a pioneer in the dramatic
profession on the Pacific Coast: and her
brother is we'll known by all the old
timers.) What Charley died Of We have
no idea. He was a native OF Poland
and must have been about so. He was
q soldier in the Mexican war. and was
always recognized as a man Of superior
courage and capacity. Many an honest
heart will be hurt to know that Charley
G stzler has passed in his checks
ours the pain; be his the gain"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-31

A GREAT Ice FLoE.-Previous to the
late season of storms Washos lake WAS
covered with ice about six inches in
thickness. When the storm came the
heavy gale with which it was accompan-
led broke up the ice. 1t was broken
into large square blocks. These were
driven by the heavy wind across to the
northeastern shore of the lake. where
they piled up in an immense drift mile
or two in length and from half to three
quarters Of u mile in width The cakes
of ice on the outer edge of the foe being
forced under the main mass by the
strong pressure of wind the whole was
gradually raised-being built from the
bottom-until the grand ice bank is in
many places from fifteen to twenty feet
in hight. The late cold weather has
frozen this foe into solid mass Of ice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-31

CITIZENS BALL.-Next Tuesday even
ing, the citizens Of Carson will tender
Inequalities to the membe and attaches
of the Legislature and State officers, in
a grand ball. The citizens who have the
arrangements in charge are at work with
commsndsble energy in preparation for
the occasion. Doubtless it will be q
most pleasing aud successful affair.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-31

THE NATIVE RACES of the Pacific
States of North America, by Huburt
Howe Bancroft, is the title of work
being published in five volumes. Mr..
Phillips, who is canvassing for the work
in this vicinity, has presented US with a
copy of the first volume. The other
volumes will be delivered to subscribers
as rapidly as they can be pnblished-pro-
badly three months apart. We cannot
better show the estimation which literary
men have of this book than by copying
the following letter to Mr.. Bancroft by
Oliver Wendell Holmes:
The more l read in your crowded
pages, the more l find to instruct and to
entertain me.
There never was a book, feel inclin-
ed to say, fuller of the most curious and
interesting facts relating to the human
race. l never saw one so full-but l do
not know all the books in the world
Wherever open l find such minute
and picture-like delineations OF life in
all its aspect, as the wild man sees it
and shapes it. that feel as if fire vol
umes crammed with facts like these,
would be an almost ine1haustible treas
urv.
l am particularly pleased with the
sharp condensed form in which the facts
are gwen, with references 50 abundant
and often so detailed that one feels every
step he takes is on ground which has
borne the weight Of one man before
him.
Icannot see why you should send me
so costly and weighty library Of knowl-
edge. bat l bow to your superior wis
dom, and l assure you that Robinson
Crusoe never had moro interested read
er among the boys, than have been in
following you through your heroic labor
of skillful selection. arrangement, and
exposition of the immense mass OF facts
you have gathered by your enterprise
and industry.