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Sepr e W. Glcer I'm Sau) an ieoem Gtenfaa,
5EetEas -uEp Samstas BET Sptpa1sr abfabrsn
!aien. r
2isis s4ife inb gan, ueu u,nbhmaresn ausbradlia
iar pisle 0ipute eetaut. -
Sic BADEN praGtpOue Salprns. g ts Blooms unb
9abe.5immer. t
Die spslsn, SsausmIiGtsit unb Sseisauns fnb an.
abertrefltD.
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cen re8elmasis in 9lem-yOr: an ban aberredien Yisr e.
Company, 81 yiprtt Niper. %
6radt tur 9lase meter als Nsfr-gutt perbfn fdnel
%befpreert uhe ptrb patur nitts als et ptrt.i6 eebabten
untpten bere6ret.
S&lfe lteler Iinie p~erlaen StprtOlf um 5 llbr gad.
mittaes Wabrenp hes 9Binters.
6rdGt anssnpmmen bic . ubr Nbsnbs ieben Gag.
Weaen peiterer Ausfunft penoe man lb aA
George @. ALLEN u. So, Assnteu,
5feb. SlEee @pmpans's gpbarpes, Hrdsits.
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Iesa ~seri.rtse, pd&er NIT Dsspspaa btrana n. gsL
tnaual 10 d, bd etneui lutu1ti6tn Wlable NIT ben, fas
unbsaesbaren gerlanssn " fsen, sdrafatetI ~ netntss
nne beuHp& burh bic 8ur&t bdSeu aussei1lc6tn sa fetM
fplsen. Dp& nidt anein va patteat Iebet, fsustrn nti
tbna aae 4autgtnpEtn, ba q :raraes abln eaane, Rts It.
was u taseln hnba. Sp aa< bes Dpsspttiz I'D fslba
snb fent sane nmsebuns. Die sll6ltAe 8rbblt6ieA
Der 4leiuea wirh nt&t Idnsu sebulba, he ssnje 5aus>
lt&isit rirt cine ~freableit anb ben pattentsn brtngt has
6trustfttn, bat bae 2eben tbm etue Eat 10 nnh fslba eh
R6HAsn itn ueben, at9t itlttn CUR geraretaaxs aus ~
gar gum Gtlbfuprbe. &br saram Al
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&ADeHN1 DtstenA

Diefts Dttes8 N iett xab f9sn felt laRsez !Sahfm ID
manbeseles Stdrfunst- unb Slutretnteunesntittd aMes.
iannt, ha u isb.s anbtrs 9eilmittel citftr 0rt bet pte:n
6bertriht. Das Seetyt N bttiem .S&rtbtfA 1itters" ges
IAnet Bet eta Aefn 0sbtimnie Aue 10 q nod iest. ST.
bpbe Gumms ~aberlsefrt, uab Ia q sHr&aae unrt6sGds
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b6 ,e&p.bifG 8taerS" ttane, sba ~ q wtA. Mglo.ta
aadabmen sas f&lebt etnas. fnh, bic Selahbstt tbts
munstu ~ sesfBren, w.I&s 6bnli& ausftbeH ant i&n,tdtn
wtt Sas e&s sS6webtf& 1ttters" sbu br @tfuntbeti
fh6bltd fnb, w6brenb has eeentlt4e uub e4te -66rt.
Stfd BtttersA Wt1tpnta 0efuabbett ami 2ebes erbaItea
Dat Da sts ~befpxbes wt&tts u, .szs b. aafmerifaus
Ieit bs Tublsams ssrauf b~tnseiA.fs, BAT istr 8laf&A
stl4e eas ehte uS&pssifd 1ttters@ ntbdlt, ete gauaenS
1ntHf&sift bts StstpybeneH BefSers exettIettr U.
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Sic &auNiAfeit Der VreiIc im
Neutfd1lauS.

Ser betaunte @ciAIftSi9reiber Yroi. $,
gSuttte III 0elp5i9 lat tiiriItb elle Sroihiirc
per0ientlIht, melhe ieuiotiouele Glltbillnlt
gen iiber ole Corruption III Der oent d. Ell
Sourualtitit briu9t. Sine Go~rrelponoenS oeS
,Wti(. Seeb." brti9t auSiise barber, oenen
lpir 6ol9enoeS eutllebnlen:
n&s ~gteue 6reie PreiIe, "baS 9rDBteSlatt
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Ie1ens GDaruua bic inrtdTtaeH G&mer3en ausbaltg
Uel&e bitft aranitest nit lid brtnst. wenu tn benz ,Shm9
bid gttttrs" TN 5sitmittel stbuttn ,utrb, hos Seber lstA
srlaneeu fannf u ltnbert Bite S4nerssn tefprt nnb ID
fprtseitstem @tbrau6t rtrt Der Patient son Dcte 10
gSpbt tH tefer tefnbtn tts cine Ssuf6nbtes 4ttlune &C.
,tsIt IA. Eauftnbe ftsnea bex Ias. an wd&eM Rs sras.
tast rxysta btets ranbetsrt 3tlmttAd o. seSrasAta-
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Tieber uno faltes syie6er.

gs.IH zHb Os&fLFsbsr flr so g,nts iurtr., u
etsbs 'stn psilmtitsl IN bsr Dslt. pslats Jisbsr KRIS
kstsiefstsr aut sAs tsRktstH strpaHss1 Rraaftsttsp
0alsa-, 3AarlaA., tpptSftss, ssbss uGs for atae SkAtr
tbtnsH iur0 NalDaus Ttaea asashsIfs, uiEh) iSyEM
taffetat SIS .Rahpsst A2ts,V aaltsF' " & an ~
eIsfAa.
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r6sn

waferH, S&arIaaNeber entheben sue perssrbenem DIat.
@es.n btt5e aranibttten Ia ,S@webtfp 8itters" bas mfrs
aaiat S@usmittel, rsiI es Der bette 8lutretniser tss, s:n
u stebt. abtr wlrb br 0ebrau& IN fpdt cber nt&t etnas
mad ber &nreifuns ~btepnaeR, 70 bae paden. Wafern,
6aarta&febr aab aaSert NIT Stebe serbunbtae Rranl.
ketten ausbre&es, haAa utue Der @sbrar& foiprt stnA,
Aent perbsn, ba Rrantbtttea In steiem Staptum cine ap-
eess Sstaubfxsa ufprhux. @
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Ofrn" platform.

giiberslan;, cline sroRe 3irree. Gin ppnaGntiaer
S6us unter Ssfen. Straast In @tienpaarsn 5anblan.
ssn mad. Gireulars gratis %perlenbst. &prsffrs,
N2sSt'-- Sta I. &lanLln. eU h
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

sius aassnbitali&s 5iIfs kHbsR hsii y.' r
Gntianbuns FER gNsrtn. Der Slals ans Der GinssHabe
gsHstatcn Der Qunss, 8sbttppHetptn. Gtkmxnasbsfasr
zen, 9triilpsfsn, psfsrte, &rDay. Dsytterta, 9atarre
SnEsxxsa, Eopff6ntrs, 8abnwtA. N~suralste. Rttama.
sisHus, BrDltsln. WtSi.lftbsr,
= DIE &nmeneuns bee gteaap ReItef az BEN lsihsRhsH
cher triraaittn 3b.ils ~irs ~Qtapsruaa nxs Ssfttttaaa
sss MtbtIs berbtifaerta. q q . b9
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% 2rDsftn In sin.m baIbtu @Ias WaFu

%btIeEl'sta IN peniasn @u9tnbIfdtnt
Rr6mpfe, ebmddt. 8erjtlopfrn, b5fsn @spk
iAnaeri, pereerbenen Wsaesn, Giarrbpe.
burdbfal, Serftop furs, S%ldbunasn
uub al.e tuuereiI Eeieen.
, 1875-02-04
Ssrfi@ti-Das Gate edwestia
Stttsrs seirs ausf&lieBlt& bereitet ssa
Dentel u. Co.,
aet <65 Rsrb Drttte Strass.
r,.,a Vbtlabslpbt

RM' ~ YRbIttun ssr R~a&aamaasea arb Rstrss A
R&esn, Y bt siamensanttri4rtt ts fraRrta 9iarnibf
Esrs -e1ssnt Sapenina" kAo aiAiAl ~ ~ ~
6itters entAdIt, ttasebiafta- III -
Observation-Disclosures b sAsrF$4 suA SsatfA.r ezra
tse 6Iai&s bas'fast .r ntU-.
yras 70 Seats das gIsf1tL tsAS WafAa - ANsap
Yrseesr" sns ASstesisa hG 9aesRtAsss 0AsAsn -
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f~&tnsti<at untsrpSrfen II. nab ldbtn namentli3F al
men saraa. Pie urla&ta, wt&e eefa f&rtdli&tr Il.
ssRelansewetft MuS imnar siefelbt lta, uamltd bic
e1ra GtartSugsntttd bas Rerstutpfem, be o. iaH
sasssssaa. Iab essar& sss sanasa RDrpts ~ nd "a.
Das -Sawtpttt Stttsrs" Rept anerrti&t k ale Liz.
lauftnssn BITE @stnnbbett tnradstsebea, ptIae {dsa b.
ran t~ptitslttu, l. nitees @eaus ana Qtbea ~ aasen.
RtesersefAiasenbeit,
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DsrbaRnRssbef@~ersen

Der Wasen IA Bic srss. Deriaatte bs 26rpsrs. Sss
tAm srtalt has gauge Ssltsm Nabrans anb Sraft. aDsus
br Wlasen unb aneers Derbauuu9epreaue na&lafen. ibu
soue IbSAst.tt ,u entpidelu, mu5 Der gang. 8brper ID
hn. Die ersnibeitsn. wsl4t sas %sefsrtsr dbdtiststt %
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he 6suYtarfaAs bIetbt thinner btefelbs. Dies n be
0muh. ssbe bas sG&pebii& ettters," Ia u als Stdr.
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edaabe Gk&hstett betatat, p stele Rranfteten teilt, be
4afAduenb sani srf&tsbezs Ratar faA. Dtr ssunen
ksssEtu ~tesuses '"-0t"
15l eaStasaAa .l.ey I..
sas att ansusa eHSssnirantps ittn tataep.H coca 70 "a
aus 6tbruasen bu Maeentbatisiet. as hur& erbIt&a
an!ast sb1 bsftis. Grfaltuns. Wenn bic Spstle nidz
1seprts strbaast uns Der Rsrgsr In 5ulse sehsa aiGt tia.
!asGlta. tradbEt nth, mus abmasrlns ~sin,r.ttn uni
~ eef&wd&te SYatm srleSt Sem ~leGtefea Gnfaa etns
G~rtsltnna BIC I'd dar perfsn sss hdftisn @sfanbbes
gar nt&t 10 6ftraHt s6me Dte btrlbmttfen Werats
senn 1s 8aat BOZ e&ptnsfu&t Ia ben srRsn StaSten 10,
e~aasda, rt&tsa stns aasaabmt TIRE aufmsriiams.t ~.
nf aaf se @esaltrxus bu 8ebalune sprsaus, bemit ia
Ssett1, sel4s sn patieat u 20 nialat. tim at4t fruat.
lsk 6d&teerss struriadeu unb at@t surA ben Rbrper a.
tea sab tbn suiReeer gar tetns sbtr In alsHiaeu 8ags
ssats sab faIs3ss Rabrsns " bistea.
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sl.Atrs, gtsxsn.. .sasA nas6aDs eassssSu, a.ass
lsitea.
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Dnbsrbenss Diat n bic paaptarfaAs h@ ~esfapniAew
aHA fsaar etIbaft1 &rauftttteA.
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&AweAHA 1itssA

Dss nehr aIs sierbanbes Satrtn es.btdts tn btra%
tx fhptbif&e Nrit bel tea rtaenf& aftlt@en 8srf&uh9
xI&t Il faH auf aaen GbefltR str &rht anfeqtt, bt -
Balhet 5einsaft septaer &rAuter unb bu Gstrao herfts
bsz ktAa 10 AsuptbtaanAtbhk Us
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Reint Pfausenifufe.

GnttaIt,n itia Ultrtur, WiScraIttn sbu ra6bItAs
Xrt.ttmtttsI.
so Naa bta@te Bic ~fslstntsn eYmptums, mel.
O. i'd burA St5runssR Der Ntrsauanasprsan angel
stn:
BEN Rcpfe, iaursr 8tfhmad, utbtlftit, Sebbrtnntn,
Ribtrpiaen s,stn gtatruns, @silbI BON utbtrtu1uns
xab S&wtrt I'm Dtas.n, iaurs ~autfoSsn, Auf- uns
Nbwpsen her Wlasensra6s Sauirbtl, ftnsast unb
fbwtrts Qtbmen, 6trssudunetn. Julian mtnf6rto.n unb
0tfabl es Grfidens bsim eiestn, Nbnabmt Der Gst-
sr6ft, f&par,. punttten absr ,fas 8tIb .tnts S&istcrt
spr Sen Muesn, 5iebtr une obntpftr e&meri TN Hpyft.
NanesI an Comets, a,lbe Gdrbuns rer 5aut unb br
&uaen, S1mtt tn Der Stttt, tn Der Sruf une ben @ltt.
bern. ptbsli6. @nfdlt Don 6iss uns BREMEN In 8lttf&.
Ntntst Defen ppn Rappao's ptasn befrtitu has 81
fim ssn az ben ssnsnattn Storuasta.
@reiS 25 GemfS fir Die &aaGtel.
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enl unbstlssus 9ranibetss aah BE mesieintfae pesanA.
!nns ssridbsa lam ~aisuaais ~ frab hsasnneu wtrSsn
Gtan ssbrau3s sas rSaweSil& SHttrsa stnea aa1 b,
9a@siluna 1ne be le4ts Ssur b1 ubfnssnaanten id
ntre srl1%tneta Dsa pattsnteH ptrs uaieblbar q
spatanelse Sslaaebett ,aradsssebta Sab tstas bs frsStss
5ststEtstt ftat f& bals ptests din. ~"
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Or. Rahwap'S 8erfect NursattDt
unb reaulirenDe NtIen,

tgnls StFAmadIps, feubtr stastfdet far BE 6tNuHe a1ts
etsrunseu hes Wlaaens, Der 2tbsr, Der ~Gtuatwtt6t, ts
Rteren, Der Blas, Rerpenltteen. Ecpfptt, Deraspfuao.
bdrtleibiatttt, uRasrbault6tstt, Dpspepta. Nntrans, br
&aas, Santnfettr, untsritibstnttaaosus, 6dmprrsoibtn
snb dQs unprbHupeen tn ben tHntrtn Oradnsu. tist
~aersHttrt xns lpar eee fe pOftis turtreH.
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Ola mIsttanssmtttsi.

gTfssss sslAs "a gtrtsms 3hfaRrsnssAtta sps
hsYptlt. Dots bs pS6psbifA 8ttttrs" a.bmes. "a -
ein spaiernateR unf8Ss lt4es atlettxaesntttd ruh ~
strabsri&t ptYbea stAi 4k&GAt sat ~
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Stsesa tlnss. ~
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~.

Here he was hastily addressed by
Mame]uke,-"I'm glad I have
met you, Domino. Is the Rose-girl
in the side-room 7" The Mameluke
rushed into it, but returned in mo-
ment evidently disappointed. "One
word alone with you, Domino" he
said, and led Philip irto a window
recess in a retired part Of the hall.
ii "What do you wantr' asked Phil.
ip.
II beseech you," replied the Name
luke, in subdued yet terrible voice;
where is the Rose-girl p
"What is the Rose-girl to mep
"But TO me she is everythingy an
swered the Mameluke, whose sup.
prqsed yoice and agitated demeano1
q showed !. that !. fearful struggle was
going on within. "To me she is .v'
erything. She is my wife. You
have made me wretched, Prince !
conjure you drive me not to madness,
Think OF my wife no more p
II with all: my heart,' answered
Philip, drily; "what have 1 to dc
with your wifef:'
."O,. Prince, Prince exclaimed
the Mameluke, Il have made a re-
solve which Ishall execute if it cost
me my life. s. Do not seek to deceive
ne . moment longer. I have dis.
covered everything. Here! look al
fthis! it's a note my false wife slip1
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20 '':MARY* ar HAD a ! < ! ! LITE lEE lixB.p<



Gunhida Of Bsthstead.-daughter Of qudarm.,
King Erica Haadsr, efthsuphnd arm i'-,]Sf'
Numeeyed ten summers since the rh2wthoaK aptSy
Made white tie Church yjxrd on tha ehri,t:
I ; ninsdayt2 % y''ata4 saw A'''''' &
What time an eight days infant to The font
They bore her, ~ was ancient use and won't
Among Norse-folk, Who ever used t ~ 'A>' ''''
1lthaps a gossipa waited On delay. l>2lls5--,r
Now nthesome, sseefui, fsit was she, and tail,
Ableto range alone, and loving all <
Innocent pastimes. Most abe counted dear,!uD
A snow-white lamb. which followed her snear.
50 to the little lovly cot, whore came y .o,;;>
, Unto the tendance Qfan outland dame
The many children Of the pstshbos farms, I!
Blithe-voiced, llshtfooted, bearing on their a.ms
Their sStchels dlled. With thessGuhhild. fAred,
While after heF, cropping the green, a1scared
At sound Of voice, With Recognising blests,
Followed tbs iamb.: Thsnad thi oaken seats.
Filed In with eurt'sy, each discipula n&E50i:3I
Greeting, a In she went, ths Domino. !, -ad
,EHTDE) fHGfl 5HiH~ii,
Short time endured the lamb such loneliness d ~
/ Waiting without lid presently gam f,,,c
=. forehead 'g.nlt sbs tnls,e ind thea
Pushed Fith impatient. foot, and pulhed daaiI,d
AID sfe the estliedt tasati 4; VIZ Wa duy iasa
Th!eat in hsad spd la4k issashadsd.
Then with uncertain .pattsring steps, ,bieanQt
To tread the deet ID se.ih which, th,re rau, ..
A hak-hpshet tittes ,o9 fom lip 10 lip '''"o
OF al the rosy, nesh; ;husd schclarship, s|>Tuta:
And hylfSeed lAaS Shes ifaeped saap; ..d s,axAt
Glee frep their elder. e4es 80 ast distraasht,
But when one hoof pplift tho lamb inXaaaaI
rSss Upon sne "a ounce 'tooa' - 4 sesSef eoGs1uan
i Yet knew not ri6htlJt how to compaA It,
Ans ssa tSs bs@is. e:,s
The tormsl itesfnness its vhHfeh bHsaeemed her s,,x
seeing ''eh on~ed'1'eoes h'hst Ieneeli, nieeeali,ats
Yet bade she put him forth, and bar thh ao,r nit
I'D t. sehooI ens "a dse~T be
o. numben d1nnhdj ind y sHlb1.atS lesa.on eh
But whom III, hot noon e.,,ed thtnn out Of door.
Cropping tho daisies wa the l,.sb once h>rs. !,
who, with brisk M bounds. 10 biz de.r mistress
Much marveled then to ~ the beast 50 tana e II
The rest, and questioned tho Domins.
*'why ioveth IS the limbkin Gunnhiha7r s@"
tWhereat the daihe, SEEKING ainerM high, :uj, >
Made answer to the eager ehildren's dry:', E.s,E
i "duhhilda doth lo@e the lamb, you know, and
hence ,,,c =: {. =:
You still may bind in loving confidence :. 81,
Each gentle animal, If It but find
Unto its gentlenese that you are kind .tI'- !
And in such w&ys is given the device ::
To win oncemors the Barthly Paradise"
-. .f-Ralter Asachelki ~ 6eribny tor December
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ADYE:N'T'URES":"3,0F A
NEW YEARS YEA RS EVE. ]; =. ..
OR, THE BUCKLE Il Of j; .:li D1iAnosRs: t'9,l

Mother Kate, the watchman's wife,
at nine o'clock on New :Yeas.. sye
opened her little window: %nd r pnt
out her head into the night dir. The
snow was Redeemed BY the light from
the window as It fell il ii, silent; heavy
fakes ;ll9' upon the, street: t't: 'shs pbservsd
the crowds of happy people, hunyiag
to to and 8 l.; flo from the brilliantly lighted
shops with presents: or pouring, out
of the various inns and coHee:beuses,
aslndjd ibid going to' The dance and others en-,
ttaesrtainmet,niftss with which tie New
Year il married mari to the Ola ih joy and
pleasure. But when a Il few u cold fakes
had lighted 81 her 4 nosesa 25she drew
back her head, closed tket wind 4 al5 T.,
and said to her husband, u" 6ottleb,,
sstayat home, and let S'Philip Y watch y1ssttaR
forthee tonight; !; for the snow Il .comes Sne
us fastFas it can from ), heaven, nll,'Ia and
thou knowest the cold does Iii; id
bones no good, The streets viii be
gay tonight. There seems dancing
and feasting in every house, mas
queraders are going about, an ID Phil:
ip will enjoy the SPORT u. II .. -
Iii
: t: Old Gottlieb nodded his assent.
II AM willing, Kate" he said. ''My
barometer, the old wound above my
knee, has given me warning the last
two days of a change of weatherjuIt
is only right that my son should aid
me in a service to which he will be
my successor" j.: - II .!:sdl'>
We must give the reader to under
stand, that old Gottlieb had been a
sergeant Of cavalry in one of the
kings regiments, until he was made a
cripple for life by q 'musket ball, Al
he wasthe6 mounting the walls Of q
hostile fort in a battle for his father.
land. The officer who com mapdsd
the attack received The cross ofihoqor
on'the battlefield for his heroiam
f'and' was advanced in the service
while Gottlieb was fam b. ceree,
homewards on a; pair G'of qrptcAes
From pity they made him d school
master, for he was intelligent, liked
to read, and wrote i'll good shand
But when5the school increased they
took it away from him tolprovide 70,
q young man who could ;doun none = i
these: as we'll as he, merely |becaus
! he was a. .godson of one Of the trus
tees, However, they promoted Got
lieb. to the post Of watchman, wit
4, the reversion of it to his son Philir
a who hadin !. the. mean time .bqpp'
himself to = gardener. It was onl
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ianta, aa his.hsad; ;.iand the Hed ,silk
1hantla throxn(a around him; +. When
he,saw his;o companion commence his
walk, he heeanta fearthst the young
[gentlemaD might ieompromise the, dis:
nifty, of, ,thewatcbmaa..dHe Therefore
addressed him once more, and eaid ~ -
'azsI hope; your5vjll not abuse my
good mature and do any mischief, oz
misbsheYs in 81 any d VI way, q it nay cqst
me the situation" ..-..
:Hallor'' answered the stranger.
"What' are you talking sabout' Do
you think'I don't know my duty 4 Of
with YOU this moment, or ri let you
feel the weight aof'my st+f:, But
come TO- 81. lGregofy's church =, and
give me back my tclethes at twelve
|o'clock.> Good byye. This is GLORIOUS
fun!" .:.,;;" g: '"!H..b '''','''' . .
The new guardian of the, street.
walled onward With all the dignity
becoming :hi hisF FSa oS@ace, while Philip huz'
'ried to q neightboring tavern. -; Il
n.f tf.ff ~ dHfy :. tt.,,fc =
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" liza ST. CLOUD THURSDAY; DEqEMBHR; 80 1916

dtrIp the midts ef. popSexastiea
Il the clock 4 Of tho. ouaithboriag 0toxst
struck sl three quarters oaad PhiipAoek
eAliss fatthEgsRE grest'coat from the warm
stove where 70 katharine bad carefully
laidit, wrapped himself init, andtaks
tiiTg1 ipgg the lantern and staff and wishing
his his parents tents good night proceedednto1
bis. post ,4t>,.. . ~ j LT91
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!'1'' y, >U>I,N :.
DOT LAMBS VAT MARY HAP GOT.

Mary hafgot little lambs already;
Dose WOOL vas vito like shnow, ~
Und eferey timea dot Mary did vend oud,
Dot lambs !end Also ood, ,ia Mary. .''9
Dot lambs ditfollow Mary voa day Of dor school
house, ij..G ~
vich vas obbosition to der rules Of der sdhoo,
master; II ,t,..I}
Also. vich is dis cause dose ,schillen 10 sehmile
81 oud loud I -! ="'''7 >.>, ..
Ven dey saw desc lambs on der ineides Of de,
- SCHOOL % mouse f"1*'' .-,s'. ~ 81
Und 70 dot schoolmaster dit kick der lambs gwict
oud, ~. aa
Likewise dot'lambs dit loaf around On do outsidsa
Und ditshoo der dies, init his tail dtn patiently
abQud- .1ti:uiil
UndiI Mary dit come also, ftonn das sehoolh>ps.
Yond,, ii -: r..:E: .}E,3uh IT,.
ond den dot lambs dit run sisht away eN,ek' k "a
:" und dit n.f,: nis h.t Oh M4lryys ami,
Mary Would Kept ne ! t,en @ dhseas!s: % .a.hs4 u
''1'' !''.' '}H Il !'2s;iit1i"tl ti.E ,.,it; #
"Vot vosder reason iaboud It, of DOT lambs und
Nary" 81. !;
Dose schillen did ask it, dot schoolma aster, T.,
We'll, dond you know II, dot Mary lofs dose lambs
already p" 80 -
Dot scho0lmaster did said. a.i y
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Gunhilda Of Bsthstead.-daughter Of qudaum.,
King Esae'a Haadsr, et'thsuphnd arm i''z'i'
Numbered ten summers silee the hswtkosEaptiay
Made white TIE church yxpd On the ehsi,t:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-14
ARrICLE 1905.

Several issues since, we entered
protest against the unlawful killing
Of quail in Nevada, but at the time
did not have the law before us to
quote from. Our protest has been
followed by similar ones by nearly
every paper in the state, but we be-
keve the law prohibiting their de-
struction has not yet been given.
A some parties are disposed to
question the existence OF such a
statute we take pleasure in placing
It before them. Article 4006, Sec. 2,
eomp iIed laws of Nevada, reads:
SIT shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons At any time to kill or
injure or to pursue with such intent
any sparrow, blue bird, blue jay,
martin, thrush hooking bird, swal-
low, red breast, cat bird, quail, wren
or humming bird, or to disturb the
nest or eggs of said BIRDS"
This would seem to be conclusive,
and should be sufficient warning to
those who are destroying the quail
stock brought here from California
and turned loose to increase. We
understand the Sheriff will hereafter
take measures TO prosecute every
enc who persists in bagglng these
protected birds. So be careful, ii
you would save trouble.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-14
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOOD
NEWSPAPER.

A large portion Of every commu-
.ltv generally form their opinion Of
what constitutes good newspaper,
by the quantity and not the quality
Of original matter it contains. To
unite column after column Of words,
meaningless and full of fustion, is a
very easy matter. To unite daily
upon number Of subjects, stringing
ideas together - one would fish
upon . string, does not make what
we cali . readable paper. The writ
ing OF editorials, after all, is but 9
very small portion Of The real work
in producing an attractive news
paper. The discrimination shown
and time occupied in selecting sub
iects OF merit is far more important
than Is generally thought, and the
GOOD sense of an editor is made more
apparent by his selections than all
else combined. The rule to govern
us in estimating the ability Of an
editor in the conduct Of his paper is
his consistency, honesty Of purpose,
the general tone and elevated senti-
ment and his frmness in condemn
ing wrong and commencing right.
To carry out these principles IS they
should be requires no little thought
and attention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-14

SPEc1rIcATroxs.-The plan and
specifications for the new church
edifice to be erected in this city,
are about completed, and the pro-
posal for bids will be published in
a few DAYS. The asnount subscrib-
Ell now sools NJ S2.Z5o. and the
inconsil cradle balance viii be
shortly forthcoming. Active work
on the building is intended to be
commenced as early as the 18th of
the presen: month, and the furni-
ture of The church-which is to be
supplied outside of the building
be ready as soon as the
church is completed. This latter
matter of furnishing the edifce is
to be undertaken by the ladies'
Several worthy entertainments will
be given in its behalf. by the ladies'
and gentlemen of this city, and we
are authorized to say that the kind
ladies of Virginia City will also
give q concert for the same pur-
pose. Now. by St. Paul, the
work goes bravely on.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-14
STOREY COUNTY.
Chronicle, Monday.

The editor of the Chronicle asserts
that "Old Kentuck" is the dirtiest
man in Nevada, and proves it.
Sutro gets a tirst-class, well de-
served notice. That's right "Den-
MIS-" extend your field of usefulness.
Come down to Silver and We will
show you the town.
Cyrus Moore, miner at the Con
Virginia fell down stairs from a sud-
den attack of vertigo and broke his
arm.
There are . number of cases of
typhoid fever in town.
Nicholas Sugich was badly bruised
on Saturday by falling at the Impe-
rial mine.
Michael Hays, some time since in
jured at the Gould & Curry mine,
is completely paralyzed from the
waist down and will probably soon
die.
A son Of Gen. N. p. Banks Is en-
ployed at the Sutro Tunnel.
Gold Hill News, Monday.
The following census report is
made by the assessor: Virginia
including the people in the canyons
east of town, North Virginia, and
two or three ranches on the Truckee
Meadows, 1886; Gold Hill, 6,Os0.
Total, 1896.
The increase of personal property,
real estate and improvements this
over last year, in Storey county, will
tall very little, if any short of ST.
OOO, 900. The value Of the personal
property taxed last year was 81, $780,
527.. Beal estate, S954,5S5. Improve
ments, $2,2O7, 855. This year the
personal property taxed will be
about $l,900,O00. Real estate, 3D.
295,7l7. Improvements, $l,S8l ,20z.
The real estate and improvements
are entered on the assessment roll ~
above. The personal property is en-
tered Is 81 ,356,9l3, but the tax on
between $500, 900 and $500, 900 worth
OF personal property which has al
ready been colleOted this year, will
bring the roll up to about the figures
given above.