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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-04

GOOD NIGHT.-Some unknown pen
writes thus, beautifully. what it will do
us all good to read thougntfully:-
How tenderly and sweetly falls the gen
tie ''good-night'' into loving hearts, as
members Of a family separate, and retire
for the night What myriads Of hasty
words and thoughtless acts, engendered in
the hurry and business of the day, are for
ever blotted out by it's beginning influence.
Small token, JUDGED; but it is the little
courtesies that make up the sun of hap
Ply home. 1t is only the little courtesies
that can SO beautifully round off the
square corners in the homes Of laboring
men and women. The simple 81 thank
your for a favor received will fill with
happiness the heart of the giver True
wealth is not counted by dollars and cents,
but by the gratitude and affection of the
heart. If home be happy, it IS of heaven
the truest symbol. If a home be happy
whether the owners possess patch of
ground, or thousand acres, they are in
deed wealthy beyond mathematical cal
culat1on. Then how much more loving
ly are the sable folds ofinight gathered a.
round the happy homes; how much more
confdingly do it's members repose their
weary bodies in the care of DiYine good
ness, soothing their overtaxed minds to
the living realities of a beautiful dream
land; awakened, refreshed and invigorat-
ed for the coming days labor, by their
ho, %Lo.,
ate good night" And if, during this
life, we have faithfully attended to all
these little courtesies, these soul-needs: if
we have guarded carefully all Goods
hearts, placed in our keeping, at the close
of its brief yet eyentful day, how much
the easier to bid all our dearly beloved
ones final ''good night"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-04

Folly soon wears her shoes out. She
dances so fast, we are all of US tired. Gold
en- wires may annoy us as much as steel
bars, if they keep us behind prison win
dOWS,--Qwe1l Meredith,
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Our Notion Department.

We have large stock and offer them at
HALF PRICE.
White Goods, such as Plain Cambrics, Cross
Bar and Striped Nainsooks, 0rgandies-all
very cheap. Handkerchiefs, Ladies' and Chill :
drens Hose, Ladies' and Gents Furnishing
Goods of all descriptions, at great sacrifice.
Ladies' Ties, Rulings, Cambria Edgings and
Insertings, all very low. Parties wishing
Goods ia this line will do we'll to call at once,
as our entire stock must be closed out to make
room for new Goods.
Table Linen, Towels and Napkins at half
price.
l will not mention our Domestic Goods. as
we intend to sell them at most any price. We
still have on hand very large assortment of
Millinery Goods,
Ribbons Flowers, &C., which MRS. GLADKE
will sell at great sacrifice
For further particulars call at once at
G. A. GLADKE'S
july2l One-Price Store.
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! must choose to receive the truth, no
matter how it bears upon myself, must
follow it, no matter where it leads, from
what party it sewers me, or to what party
it allies.-Dr, Claiming,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-04

In the dominion of intellect, as of ma
ture, the stronger Of two forces is sure to
predominant. When'a great thought takes
possession of the mind, no little thought
can dislodge it.-FeIv adler.
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ROCERIESl GROCERIES !
(T NEW STORE.
CHARLES C. WHEAT,
GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER,
At John B. Ho ge's old stand, on Augusta st:
Having resrlmed my old business, would
respectfully announce to my friends and the
public that l. Will keep everything usually
found in
CITY FAMILY GROCERY.
Ny Stock will be select and complete, en-
bracing in part. the following:
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS,
MOLASSES, LARD,
BACON. SALT, LEATHER, dc.
Thanking my friends for their liberal patron
age when in business before, will endeavor,
with good goods at low prices, to give satisfac-
ton, and by strict attention to business, to
merit renewal of our old business relations
Va All goods delivered free of charge. 81
Cash paid for Country Produce or taken in
exchange for goods. Julyl4-ly
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MARRIAGE LAWS IN JAPAN.-The hus-
band disposes of the entirety of his wife's
fortune; he can even sell her when hardly
pressed by want, but it is right to add that
he scarcely takes advantage Of this provis-
ion of the law save in extreme cases. He can
also repudiate her for number of reasons:
Sterility; exaggerated jealousy on her part;
her talking like parrot' (sic,) and so
disturbing the quiet of the household ir-
reverence toward the husbands parents;
bad direction of the children; foul breath,
&c. After this enumeration, one cannot
easily understand how lately two Ameri-
can ladies and Partisan nlodiste awaited
themselves of the permission granted to
the Japanese by new law of contracting
international marriages. The woman can
claim divorce in case of prodigality OF her
husband, or by mutual consent. Adultery
on the husbands part is punished only
among the middle classes and simply by dis
ciplinary penaltles--s ucha as confinement for
few weeks and a fine, while the wife's
adultery gives the husband the right not
oAAy w UuAu AOl ouUs uuU tlloo w hlAi ii0A,
with her paramour. If the outraged hus-
band kills only one OF the adulterers, he is
considered a murderer, and punished as
such. A divorced woman cannot take her
children with her, but divorce Is rare where
there are children she leaves the family
of her husband, comes back to her own,
and is allowed to marry again if she gets
the chance, which is not frequently.
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1t is more dishonorahle to distrust q
friend than to be deceived by him.
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light, warm parlors, in their pretty glow
of tasteful arrangements. and drew him
down beside her on the sofa. He fell as if
he was counting her again, as he watched
her fingers busy with some needle-work,
and listened to the cheerful voice which he
had loved so well two. years before.
"What are you making, Lizzie :"
"a pair of slippers. Don't you remem-
Der how you admired the pair worked
for you, oh ever so long ago ?"
II remember black velvet with flowers
on them. I used to put my feet on the
fender and dream Of blue eyes and bright
curls, and wish time would move faster to
the day when 1 could bring my bonnie wee
wife home, to make music in my house,
Lizze's face saddened for a moment, as
she thought of the last two years and how
little music she had made for his loving
heart, gradually weaving it from it's allie
glance; then she said:
'I.wonder if you like music as much as
you did then ?"
"Of course, do. [ often go in at Mrs.
Smith s for nothing else than to hear the
music"
81 can sing and play better than Miss
Smith, said Lizzie, half pouting.
"But you always say you are out of prae-
tice when ask YOU
81 had the piano tuned this morning.
Now open it, and we shall see how it
sounds.''
William obeyed joyfully, and tossing
aside her sewing Lizzie took the piano
stool. She had sweet voice, not power
full but most musical, and was very fair
performer on the piano.
."Ballads, Lizzie ?"
ooh, yes; 1 know you dislike opera music
in parlor ~
One song after another, with nocturne
or live instrumental piece occasionally be-
tween them, filled up another hour pleas
antly.
The little mantle clock struck eleven.
"Eleven! I thought it was about nine.
1 ought to apologize, Lizzie, as used to
for staying so long; and 1 can truly say,
as 1 did then, that the time has passed so
pleasantly can scarcely believe it is so
late.''
The piano was closed, Llzzie's work put
in the basket, and William was ready to
go up stairs; but glanced back, he saw his
little wife near the fireplace, her hands
clasped her head bent, and large tears fall
ing from her eyes. He was beside her in
an instant.
''Lizzie, darling, are you i'll !? What is
the matter?"
sob! William, have been such bad
wife. I heard you tell Mr.. Moore, last
evening, how had disappointed you but
I will try to make your home pleasant, in
deed I will, if you will only forgive and
love me-"
"Loye you Oh, Lizzie, you cannot guess
how dearly [ love you!"
And as the little wife lay down that
night, she thought:
s'I have won him back again Better
than that, I have learned the way to keep
him ~
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GEND YOUR ORDERS TO THE
- VNDICATOR OFFICE for Tilden
and Hendricks Business Cards, 81 90
hundred or less if larger number are Or
dered. TheliIlenesses are good.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-04

To CAN RAsPBERRIEs.--Fill the can
full of the berries, set them in boiler of
cold water, and bring the water to the
boiling point. AS the berries settle, add
more till the juice reaches the top of the
can, then seal. In this way the syrup is
undiluted with water. Or put the berries
in stewpan with a little water, let them
boil four or five minutes, dip into cans and
seal up.
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PLUM OR CRAB-APPLE CATsUP.-
This catsup forms one of the best of rel
ishes, and should be more generally on
the table. At this season it may pc put
up to advantage. The recipe is three
pounds of fruit, pound and three quar-
tiers of sugar, a quart of vinegar, table
spoonful of cloves, the same of pepper and
cinnamon, and teaspoonful of salt. Scald
the fruit, rub through the colander, then
mix all together, and boil until it is abou t
like jam.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-04

CAULFLOwER PICKLE.-Select the
choicest and whitest flowers, pull them in
punches, spread them on earthen dishes,
sprinkle salt on them; in three days put
them in earthen jars, pour scalding salt
water on them; let them stand six or eight
hours, drain them carefully; then put them
in glass cans, cover with vinegar and seal
up tightly. Elder flowers and buds add a
very high flavor to pickle and horseradish.
Either the leaves or the root will keep
pickles from molding.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-04

SPANISH FRITTERs.-To one pint of
milk add two beaten eggs, two tablespoon
fuls of sugar, and little salt. Cut loaf
Or other light bread in pretty thick slices,
soak in the custard, and fry on buttered
griddle. Serve with sweet sauce.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-04

GUMRo.-Prepare fresh okra pods and
ripe tomatoes in equal parts by measure;
cook till soft; strain through colander;
add butter, pepper and salt; serve with
slices of nice toasted bread.
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GLADKE'S

STREET.
Having a brother in the New York market
buying goods for me direct from the Manufac-
turers Importers, Commission Merchants and
Large Auctions, thereby saving the Jobbers'
profit, can sell better Goods for less money
than any other House in the city. For exam
pie, | will mention FEW ONLY of our
GOODS and PRICES.
Beautiful Poplins, l23c, reduced from 2oc
IL wide Turkey Red Table Linen, eOc., worth
ST. rs.
Heavy Cottonades at 25c., reduced from 40c.
Silk Warp Black Alpaca at 75c., worth 81 rs.
Black Silk manufactured at Lyons, France,
$l.5o. This IS great bargain, for it is really
worth $3.50.
Plaid Dress Goods at 25c., worth 40c.
Kid Gloves from SOC. to So pair-all very
cheap.
We sell fine Corset-something new-for
ST., really worth 81.
Large Cakes of Perfumed Soap, for 25c.
Tinted Paper and Envelopes-24 each-at
25c., selling everywhere at 5Oc. box.
Pencils; a good article, Csc. dozen.
Pocket Books, Combs. and Brushes. Buttons
and Trimmings. 1t is useless to try to emu
merate
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-04

CHERRY JAM.-To every pound of
stoned cherries add half a pound of sugar
and a gill of red currant juice. Boil the
whole together until it stiffens, then put
in jars and cover with egg paper when
cold.
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To KEEP JELLIEs FROM MOULDING,
pulverize loaf sugar as fine as flour, and
cover the surface Of the jelly with this to
the depth of quarter Of an inch. This
will prevent mould, even if the jellies are
keptfor years.
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"Caii" Cessraes.

required.
(aigncdl: ----.
Whatever the stock rises above the price
named In the contract - the holder pront.
rhe dinerrnce between the market value OF
tho stocs AID the contract price OF the Put.
or Calls" 10 termed the distance IRON the
markst. varying according 10 the stock and the
state of the markst al the time the contract 10
signed.
.Puta- and sCails" are issusd for TEN 10
thirty dAys' duration. and are subiect 10 sstt,e-
nent wherever desired BY the holder within
the Inn they have 70 run.
The uodersened sell hneen OF thirty..day
contracts on any number Of shares Of stock
nom ave shares upward.
Persons desiring o. operate BY this system In
stochs can remit 10 Ne the eost Of the Privilege.
which s,ii be 81 per -ha,e for nneen days, and
orde-. Do careful TO specify the name % the
stock. whether Z" Put" or Cal" IL desired,
anu me ,eusih o. time. Tbs money can be
.ent to Us by dram. express or POst Ofhst Va.
der. and We will rvturn by next mall the Privi-
lcgc Contract.
distances and q tabl. of the fluctuations In
mining stocks Tor each month during the past
year.
The cost Of obtaining thee contracts varies
from 81 To 81 pee share. according to the name
Of the stock and the duration of the contract.
Parties desiring Information on any psrticu-
lar stock can obtain IA By application In person
or hy letter 10
kEl.LOGG a. CO,
stsek Brsker. and Dealers In Privi-
ieses. " ruts- md "Calis."
1gSsOUTH q sTREET,
virGisia City, Nevada.
n. Rim . fortnight we will remove 10 our
permanent eommodious once. nov being nttei
up for ne on U street, In the business center.
I'm
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NOTICE IN sAKKRUpTcY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE
United states, Zoe the District OF Nevada
In the matter OF N. n. SMITH. . btnkrnpt.
10 bankruptcy -Unit<d States of AIneti. q. d
triet Of Nevada. rs.-A warrant In Bankruptcy
~ hrcn- issucd BY said coart .;sinst ne
eststo Of q. D smith. NJ the toy . Of oold fiili.
County Of storvy. am stat % N.v.ia. In said
District, who has been dnly asjndgcd hank
rupt upon his own petition; and the pay
ment oi any debts. and the delivery OF any
property hslonging % aid bankrupt. To him.
OF to his use, and the transfer VI any prop
esty By HIN. are forbidden BY law. A meeting
Of the crcditory of said bankrupt. To prove
their debts and choose one or more a-slgnees
81 his estate, win he he'll al Q Court OF h.nk.
mptcy, to Be hidden at Virgins. In The aid
Dis,Hei. on the fOuirEE >Tu DAT OF
JANUARY. A. ID. is1s. al ! o'eloek =. x,.at
the ONCE of &. S,rother. boon No. 4 fvi
lsvs' Building. corner Of q snd smi'a -irrrt.-:
District. N. =. CLAtr.
Upitsd states Marshal and Messenger In bank
ruktcy Tor ssid District lsstd
a DvkKflJISU: CHAP; GUObe Sfs.
"A tenatic.-Aii persons who contemplate
making eontraets with newspapers for the IN
sertion acknowledgements. should send Iwsniy-
Fivs Gents To Geo. T.. Roweil = Co,.tl nsfk
Row, New York. Tor their Pamphi.t BOOK
lnincty-.ev~nth edition), containing ISIS ol
over a,OUo nsuppapevs and e-tlfnafr- snor,ng
he eost. Advertisements taken Tor icanins
pspers In many states ri . Tremendous rrdue-
t1ou from publishsrs' rates. 0st the book.
l4 -
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NOTICE IM %eAMkRvPTcY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States. District OF Neyada.-ln the
matter OF LOUIS JANIN. Jr, Bankrupt. In
BANKRUPTCY Before NJ. Y. sTRUrlER. Reg
istrr IN Bankruptcy Notice 10 hereby given
that a petition his been hied In the said Court
By Louis Janip, Jr., formerly Of the uhty Of VIZ.
clnla. County Of Storey, In said District, duly
ccclar,d = BANKRUPT under the Act Of Copgress
approved March ., 1867. for . discharge and
o.ftlncaie thereof. from I'll his debts and other
claim. provabie under said Act; and that MON.
Day, the 18th day ~ January. A. ID. isIa. ct n
o'cioek A.. n. of said day. befor the District
q turt Of the United ttaif-, In Carson City, 10
assigned As ths time and place for the hearing
81 the same. when and whsrs any ervditoas who
have PROVED their debts. and any pcrpon In In
tere-t. may appear and chow cause, n sny they
have. why tho prayer Of tho petitioner should
not he gianicd.
fy order Of Il. II. DA0oKTT,
clerk Of the District Court for aaid District.
Virginia city. January Q, 1870. taAtd
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suM

INTIIk DIsrRIcr COURT Oy tue FiRsi
Judicial district Of the State 10 Nevada. N
snd Q storry County.
1as.-csnsh. risin,ln. Va Jane. Pollard.
xe.,an s,ou,et n the District Court OF IN.
y,rss Jndisisl pi.triet OF .hs s'ste Of Nevada.
In ssd for the County Of s,ore;S sna IN. com
plant nl~d IN said County. IN the OK :, .ns
ui.rt Of said p,.,r'e, Curt. on tho CID aA'"
October. A. ID. ISIS.
Pollard. Dsfeodant You arr hereby required
Co appear In an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff. In the Distric, Coau
Of the First Judicial District Of the state Of Ne
vsda, In and for the County u storey. and ans
ver the complaint Med thsr, In. within ten days
l.zciusive OF the day Of ssrvicel after III. .ervis.
ON you OF this II ssrved IN said coun-
~, and In all other cs-ss forty DAYS. OF judg
msnt By default will he taksn sgsinst you.
sesordins TO The p.sy.s % aid ss,nP.',nt
Against you for tiTs.J, IN U. \. gold coin. and
costs OF suit. hat plaintiff may b. dsc~ed 10
hsvs . valid and sabsi-ting lien thersfor upon
thai certain pJrtion Il unsurvryed ground lying
and situate bstween th. caiei"nis OLD hSasuny
works and Knicherboeker hosting vorhs. and
between the Virginia and Truekee kaiiroad and
the rosL leading from the talelonis old WORKS
70 the CALEDONIA new works. but near the lattss
road. In the Town Of Gold NH. storey county
s,ass Of Nevada. hnown a. tbs Prop-rtJ u James
nsnts and spputtsaanees thcreun'o Belonging (:
thai IN satisay said lien the property may b.
cold By the sheriff Of storey County. and the
proceeds applied In accordance with the PRO
Of Nevada, entitled A Act 10 secure liens 10
mechanics and othsrS and TO REGAL ell other
Acts In relation therto." approved MArch ..
1875: thai plaintiff may have other OF further
relief. or roth. - may 10 jus. and e9ui.
table. For cause % action. Plaintiff aver. that
IA sup, "a ana sni oxins Ia him fpm won far
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, for the District Of Nevada
In the matter Of PARKE 4 BOWIE lcopari.
nerrl, Bankrupts. Notice II hereby given TO
the CREDITOR Of and all persons having clsiIi,
provable under the Bankrupt Law AGAINST rsid
bsukrupts. and TO all creditors who have here
tofae died CLAIMS against said oanirhpn, ths..
by an order made and entered on the nth day
Of November, 1875, by the Judge Of the Dis.
triei {. urs Of the United states lor the District
Of Nevada, they. the sald creditors. ~ ~,
qulred, within forty days nom the lst dsy Of
December, 1878, to pr0ys their claims :gainst
said bankrupts. and TO nle the 'ame win ,he
Clefk Of sad Court. rotics IL further given
mai, amer the proof and Ming OF raid claims;
Inc upder,i ned assignees will proceed 10 call
: meeting Of tho er.diior.; g, ne pu.posss ri
eisiutss nj the limited States" approved June
m isfi. ], @. HAMPTON.
" IL. RKQuA..
q. q. BATTERNAf.
Asslgness In B~ankruptcy Of Parke bowie.
deitd
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NETTING.

0FYlCE CALIFORNIA MINING .coNpA.
N,Nr..Ihe annual meeting of lie ,toel.
holders o. the California Mining Compsry viii
b held a. the ofnce Of the Company. Rooms
y and ~ Nevada Block. Montgomery street.
an n,anei,co. California. on WEDNESDAY.
Transfer books will else on rhu,.y.s T..
uary IL, 1916, al . o'clock IN
- q. u. GORDON, Secretary.
nan ffanctseo. December ~. ISIS. Isai,s
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MEETING.

SOUTHERN CROSS GOLD AND SILVER
- M1NIk0 COMPANY = ROOM No. q. No
SIS clay street. San Francisco. California. De.
eember ~. 1915. -S0tiee--Th. snnuAl u~c,tIny
OF ths stoekhoiderr Of the above.namc,i Com.
psny will be held 81 the oficc of the Compsny
In Nan vfaneiseo. on MONDAY, the iOtb dsy ~
January, 1875, ~ . o'cloek p. ~, for the election
OF Trustees lr the ensuing year. aud for ibe
before the said meeting.
dea7 Nv sIDsEY q. nERBERT. s.e,c,.,,
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AssEssxEyfs LEyIED.
OLosE CoNsoLIDArED MINING

GLOBE CONSOLIDATED
" Company. Principal place oil business,
San Francisco, California.
Location of Works. Gold Hill Mining Die.
triet. storey county. Stats OF Nevada
Notice IL hereby given that At meeting o.
the Board of Directors. held on the third day OF
D<csmber. 1878. an assessment OF nfty esnts
per phars wss levied upon the CAPITAL stock Of
Inc corporation, payable immediately In United
States gold and silver coin. to the Secretary,
d the once OF the eompany.. Room 9. no
as California street, San Francisco, California:
Any stock upon which this assessment shaii
remain unpaid on the rh day OF Jan.
usry, 1878 viii be delinquent. and advertised
for sale al public auction. and unless pay
ment IL made before, will be sold ON II
DAY, the 2sth day Of January, 1876, TO py
the delinquent asseesment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
JOS. MANURE. secretary.
Room u. No. ti9 California sLest, san Fran
cisco, California. uotd
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MEETING.

OPPicE or THE BULLION MINING CON.
~ PANy. koom % Merchants Exchange. van
franelsco. California. Notice IL Lerby given
10 tho Stockholders Of the bullion Mining
Company that the regular annual meeting for
The eleetisn of . Doaid Of DIRECTOR, 10 sere
for the ensuing year, and for the Transaction Of
,ueh other business 80 may properly come Lc.
fore 10. will be held At the Company'r once,
Room q herchsni,' Exchange. ran Francisco,
California, on THURSDAY. The 18Th day Of
January. 1915. at two O'Clock =. n. Transfer
books close on Mondsy, the 10Th day of Jan.
usry, 1919, Of 3 o'clock IN.
JAS. Y KENNEDY,
ds71td Secretary Bullion Mining Company.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

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