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THE VICTOR
Farm Gate.
patentcret Den Cite anauit 1872.


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9lasls al Tarmspcrte, fom fan aabnes o.
lutits pep at ffpoe BEN title. Ten npe
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fes msp flor estbeo Of SstpemmeItgben, uoen
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peftercJ9en.
De met fompttcnie o. tonbi8e Farmers.
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unneries, ~tbe gletcr Gats' cS bar pso
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s. @rinisue.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06

Seq pil berptD befienot9iere for
Tuollfum, al je9 bar flebt Sprtngs
waier Welmele cg pl uofere al
Slags WaIlng. u. graollb.
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06

'8Nro OF Superpiiors" mebte
fofe Manoa9 Spls man life al
lereee bar iupleperst fine Resnin.
ger, iaa er Bet paa 3lpe at sjsre
BET M.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06

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Ga Grcsie bar beitemt fig paa at
Oprelte ct Sl'0epot Der / Bpen,
nRlte 0aar.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06

107 G Il, ftlbsttlapeller ubifeo'
tsS fra Glerfsns Office | 1875,
bporaf l iaieu tilbaaeleperebes.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06

Gprtn9mater WeImsle er pep
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Srablib Der al Spen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06

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at baps fine Yortretter IND, maatte
cisis belt'uss fra Chicago 90 fom
for TENT til bette SO. vi baabsr. of
faa Yortrettsrns / bsiios til neite
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06

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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06

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The New York herald., 1876-09-10
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.

ARREST OF AN ACROBAT AND CIRCUS NAN
TO PERFORM DIFFICULT AND DANGEROUS
vEArs-THB CHILDREN RESCUED.
PouGnKEgpsiH. N. Y, Sept 0, 1874
z. Fellows Jenkins superintendent OF the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children; William H.
Gibson. attorney, and John d. Wright, president ar.
rived here to-day and this afternoon attended ths en-.
tertanment at Murray's circus where the Leon chil.
dren executed feats OF gymnasuo skill and daring
Alter the conclusion Of the act they entered the dress
ing OF the tent accompanied by the Chief of Po
ce and arrested M Murray, proprietor OF the crcua
and Alfred Leon who has tho Leon children charge
and also took tho children The party were placed 10
. close carriage waiting outside, and were driven
she Police Court, where the officers OF the Society
made . formal complaint against Murray ana Leon
unter the law for the protection o;
children II seems that the officers OF ths
society notified Leon IN New York some time
ago that bs must not exhibit the children In gym.
nasuc somersauh performances, ana he promised
TO- but ne vent East with them and the agents OF the
society tracked thcm TO this city Recorder Taylor
discharged Murray and Leon their rccog Izauce
await ,hc action OF the Grand Jury, and placed the
children IN the custody OF The oicors Of the society
Previous 10 The hearing Or. Campbell made Al
examination OF the lille acrobats. but found
DO D. VloienCe D. tuOm one
named Joseph Donohue fourteen years of age
anc resident Of birmingham England; tho second 10
Alfred Eiiis eight years Of age, OF London, and tho
ihrd rs Harry Ellis. nine years OF age. brother OF
Alfred The srna.ies, two performed alicuh trspeze
acts snd all three appeared In The ring twice day
The ocers OF The society say that the childrcn
here from England asst fall and regularly appren
tced 10 Leon under The padrone system. The Oldest
one calls Leon master Leon says he pays stipulated
tor The OF the children. Both Leon ant
Murray claim thai they DID know that the Law
for the protection Of ch:rcn extended outside OF New
York city. The officers OF She society iefI town
night With the children. for Nov YORK
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
A COURTEOUS SUICIDE

Tho ierryoeAs Eev Jerssy len Jersey City ~ s,ghs
o'clock ass evening tor cortiandi street. New York
When The boa. bad reached the middle Of shs river =
respccabn looking man passed through the lAdies'
cabin. eycd as passengers closely. and vhsn he had
reached the :oor oads soodby to ALI oae eenssmAa
rushed toward him. but before could catch hun the
stranger spranx over the rail ana lost she
Tho fcrryooat vas stopped, sus the unfortunate man
Was not afterwarG ssca de was veil dressed and had
. respectable, though sad, APPEARANCE ~ he locked
back ,nts ths eabla pstess ths issAl lsAn
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW.

Tho following persons were yesterday arraiened b.
fore Justice Morgan At tho Tombs Police Court. and
held 10 answer 500 bail each for selling liquor
ori lceEse.-
Potter Albert, No 70 New Chambers street; Jamss
Newton. No. IS Morris street; Martin 0'NeiL No 81
James street; Patrick Halloran No 202 William street
Psricx Corwin, No. IS Roosevelt street; Augustine
Lacorne No SO Rose s,recI; George T. clifford, No ls
James slip. and Thomas BrAnnigAn. No 81 Greenwich
arr
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN'
SCHOOL

The school Of The General Society Of Mechanics anA
fradesmen. Na :72 broadway. will DO opened on sAs
ass, Monday evening N october. A. hali-pass sevea
O'CLOCK All children Of mechanics and radesmsr
ere welcomed, and the school 10 froa The oranchea
taught Include mschanica, architecture. and res
haac drawing, bookkeeping, pennansnip &o New
copies and modcls having beea PROVIDED Aurtng the
ooUinG ooAsok
The New York herald., 1876-09-10

burned. when free and unconhned. without an expio
sion. While ntro-g gycerne IS on storage the cans
containing II should be kept submerged n water and
she temperature kept below 20 deg Fahrenheit. nee.
essary by the use OF Ice lhen there danger Il
has frequently been transported by railway but the
usual manner - 70 send II by boats by teams,
packed In plaster Of Parts or In Tanks OF water
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
EXCISE ITEMS.

Tho Board OF Excise Commissioners received for the
wees ending yesterday morning 100 applications fos
liccnscs and collected The sum OF tl.63l 10
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-12-30
His Plaster.

He called Sunday night, as had
been his custom for several weeks.
After they got together alone in
the parl0r he plUcked up his cour-
age to the proper point and pro-
posed to her, telling her of the
days when every thought was Of
her, and only her. Then he said:
dearest, will you be mine?"
And she said:
"I,wiH"
Then he caught her in his arms,
and pressed her dropping face
close to his yearning breast
Tighter still be drow his arms
about her.
"My darling" he started to
whisper, bending his face close to
hers, when her head flew up so
suddenly as TO catch him under
the chm with sufficient force to
almost amputate his tongue.
"Oh!" he gasped.
'Pheww she calculated, "why,
how you smellw
"Smellw he repeated. while
his smartiDg tongue forced the
tears into his eyes.
Yes" she replied, bending her
face again to his breast, and sniff
f1ng expectantly. "Oh, my !! it
is awfulr she added, as she drew
back her head
He dropped his own nose into
the infected neigh horho0d, took Z
sniff, and then, as his face lighted
up, he cheerfully explained.
"Oh, that is my plaster, put it
on for cold"
"0hr' said she, in a tone Of re.
lief. And again she dropped her
head on his yearning breast, only
little higher up, and a little
more to one side. while be tender
~ caresSed the wound with his
handkerchief.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-12-30

Scattered thickly over France
may be seen posted the following
notice from the minister OF agicul,
ture:
This placard is placed under the
protection of good sense and pu,
blic-deceney.
The hedgehog lives on mice,
small rodents, bugs and grubs,
animals hurtful to agriculture.
Don't kin the hedgehog.
The toad, farm assistant; des-
troys from twenty to thirty insects
an hour Don't kill the toad.
The Mole is continually destroy
ing gruhs' larv@, palmar worms
and in sects Injurious to agricul.
ture: No trace of vegetation is
ever found in its stomach. Does
more good than harm. Don't kill
the mole.
The may bug and it's larva OF
grub, mortal enemy of agricul.
ture; lays from seventy to eighty
eggs. Kill the may bug.
Birds. Each department losses
several millions annually through
insects. Birds are the only enc.
mics able TO contend against them
VIGOROUSLY. They are great ca
terpillisr killers and agricultural
assistants. Children, don't dis
turb their nests.
Children will be paid 25 cent?
ments for every 500 may bugs
placed in the hands of the grade
eh.npetre.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-12-30

Those who have tried it say
that kissing is like a sewing ma.
chine, because it seams good.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-12-30
TOWN OFFICERS.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
DOMESTIC

Letters to all parts Of the United States,
8 cents each half ounce or fraction.
Letters. drop or local, ] ceut each half
ounce or fraction.
Miscellaneous mail matter (timited
lbs 2 cents each ounces or fraction
Books (1mited TO lbs.) 2 cents each Q
ounces or fraction.
Newspapers. seeds. ETC., (see list in Pos
Office limited to lbs., | cent ench 2
ounces or fraction. -
FOREIGN.
Observation-Disclosures per cash half ounce,
% cents. Newspapers per each I ounces,
: cents.
cents Newspapers, per each. , cents
Belgium per each hal .unce,
8 cents Newspapers, per EACH ounces,
4 cents
Beruuda-Letters per each half ounce
10 cents. Newspapers, per each, .
cents.
BrsziI-Letters, per each half ounce, Is,
cents. Newspapers. per each, 2 cents.
Central America-Letters, per each half
ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per each,
2 ounces, 2 cents.
Cuba-Letters, per each half ounce, 10
cents. Newspapers. per each, cents.
Denmark-Letters, per each half ounce
cents. Newspapers, per each, 4 ceass.
France-Letters, per each one-shird OF
an ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per
each, 2 cents.
German Shareholders. per each halt
oucee, Z cents Newspapers-fer'~es
ounce, cents.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and he
laud-Letters, per each half ounce, slx
cents. Newspapers, per 4 ounces. three
cents.
Greece-Letters, per each ham ounce.
Is cents. Newspapers, per ea4A Tour
ounces, nine cents.
Italy-Letters per each half ouneeh SEQ
cents. Newspapers, per each four ounSes
cents.
jamaica Letters, per each half ounce -
III cents. Newspapers, per eacn. s~o
cents
Japan-Letters, per each half ounce, ten
cents. Newspapers, per eao0, GEMS.
MexIcO-Letters, per each haif ounce,
JO cents. Newspapers, per each, ceasss
wItzerland-Letters, per eaca aaiI
ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per eacn
ounces cents
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-12-30
Ghe grisona Sentinel.
MISCELLANY.

Those who have tried it say
that kissing is like a sewing ma
chine, because 1t seams good.
A French artistrepresents Abra-
ham as about to shoot Isaac with
a Colts revolver.
An indianapolis dog goes mad
when he hears a piano played,
but there's hundreds Of men who
do the same thing.
Four Georgia sisters advertise
that they desire to marry four
brothers. In this Center NAL year
we are all brothers.
AS one Of the strange events of
the day, New Foundland family
+ re emily had marriage, birth and
death in one week.
A contemporary advises, his
young lady readers to make hay
while the leap year shines. Does
he want them to rake in grass
wfd0wers?-
A Spanish prOverb says that a
paper cigarette, glass of fresh
water and the kiss of a pretty girl
VIII sustain man for day with
oat eating.
The great Troy widower, who
slept on his wife's grave during
June, is married again, and the
grave is all covered with weeds
a bashfull young man, while
out driving with the dearest girl
in the world, the other day, had
to get out and buckle the crupper.
and hesitatingIy explained that
''the animals hustle had came
loose"
"Why didn't you put on clean
collar before you left home?" call
ed out an impertineDt flop to an
omnibus driver. cause your
mother hadn't sent home my
washing" was the extinguishing
reply.
Romantic widowers now bring
pair of blankets and the parlOr
stove with them when they go to
starve themselves to death on the
grave of their dead and gone trea-
sure.
Epidaf on a tomb. sthone:
Vat you YVES reading DER my bones
yOOst do read on odder sthOues,
Und Odders 81 on will read of thee
Vat you wfs reading now of me,
a Western paper published a
poem on the Quits of Nacher"
There were siXty-three stanzas
The paper contents itself with
giving only the first, which is in
these impressive words:
Go see what / have sawn,
Go feel what have felt,
Walk in the fields at early dawn
And smell what have smet.
We cannot learn any particulars
of the hunting excursion made by
cross-eyed man and another fell
low last week. But the cross. eyed
man has the air Of one who dis
covers himself in error, and the
basement of the other fellows
pantaloons resembles the top of a
paper box and he does not sit
down any where.
A Baltimore man while clean.
ing MS toe nails in an open wiz.
dnw a few days ago, fell to the
ground and was instantly killed.
This is no doubt a terrible acct.
dent, and yet there are people who
Will go right on in the face of the
facts in this case cleaning their
toe nails, in utter heedlessness of
their danger, and in defiance Of
the warning of Providence.
"Youill never marry again,
Susie, you grieve so arter lick
Was it twice't you tainted or three
times, at the grave?" "BIess 70
soul, Sary,it was free times | faint
FED, am de last time | nebber like
to KUN too" "Oh, Susie, you'll
nebber marry again, will yer?"
bless 20 soul, Frank Dunn axt
me bout dis before my husband
died, an | promised him if he
died, d have him, an / b'longs
to de church an l won't tell a lie."
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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-12-30

- END 25c. to G. P ROWELL q Co.,
- New York, for Pamphlet OF 100 pages,
containing lists OF SOOO newspapers, and
estimates showing cost OF advertising.
nee55fg.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-12-30
ROAD STATION RECEIPTS

Bzumk F0r,uge Receipts,
Very important to Station Keepers, and
printed in he form required b. the lates {
Military orders, on hand and for sale az
THE SENTINEL OFFICE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-02
a ppyI,aTtOS FOR PATENT.

IA 10 the ,,ORrH CARSON NINE. No. 3o5.
L & Iard Off"e. Cs sCu City, Nevada, March
Dad IsTf- Notice is hereby given that tho
NORM CARSON SILVER MINNIE tcaPANY, by
Office address is Carson Ci'S, Nevada, hss this
d " filed its application for rstent Tor M
,.cr Hundred linear feet of the North CaTsou
Siue or vein bearing goli sud silver, WIN
surface croand SIX hundred feet IN width,
sif1;ats living ard being in Eagle and Ws'hos
Valley Miuiuy District. County of Ormsby,
and State of Nsv.da, aud known and desiE-
mated by the field notes and official plat on tle
in this Office as Lot No. ~. IN Township ls.
north Range twenty east Of slonte Diablo me
ridi2U the exterior boundaries OF said Lot Nc.
a. being as follows, to-wit: variation. TO- 70
east Commencing ct Post Ne. :, at :. K. corner
CT the clainl, on the southern SLOPE OF TIE
mountain from which point the section corner
DOS. 1T the $. Z. c,rner Of Secuon 81, I. 10 NJ
s. 20 f.. NJ. ID. 81. bears ). g. iC L. ls4I Feet
distant, and the flag stae on the dome of tn"
State CAPITOL a. Carscn city bears y. ~ q D.,
and running " As" a. Z. $40 feet to Post No.
.. ;bsDce \ ~ IL ". 500 feet to Post Ne. j;
tt,enca II $50 ~ " |. 500 feet to Post No. =;
thence = - L. =, 500 feet to place OF begin
MIN contsiciup "H $500 sores. This claim 10
bounded i,v 70 OF her known mines or mining
c!xjs0s Inc location of this mine - duly re-
corded in tn. Recorders Office Of Eagle and
W.sbos vsll.y Mining District at Carson CITY.
N-ysda IN Book A of folio lsl. Any and All
persons ella ming adversely any portion OF said
Nor;h Carson MIN. or said mining ground az
bereinbefore described, are required to HE their
adverse claim with ths Register of the United
States Land Office, st Carson City, III tue state
OF Nevada during the sixty days period Oh pub
LEGATION hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
OF the provisions OF the statute.
A. WAITE, Register.
IT II UPWARDS. Attorney. nlh,a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-02
OBLIGATION FOR PATENT.

u Notice No. sls, United stAtos Survey No.
ay-United Ststes Lana once, Carson CITY. Ne
yads May 18th, lS7f.-Notic. Is hereby gwen
Inst Inc AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
INC COMPANY, corporation duly incorp
rated under and by virtue Of the laws OF the
State of California. having its principal place
of business in the city Of San Francisco, state
of California hAs this day by A. 3. GOULD. its
attorney in TACT snd agent whose Post ONCE
address il Carxon CITY, Nevada made appIics-
tion fer United States patent for fifteen hun
dred Il SOD Iinssr toet Of tSS Wili!sns Lode,
iesris. gold ard silver quartz and ether min
erals cf precions metals, together with surface
ground six hundred 500 feet in width. fer the
convenient working thereof; situate IN the Eagle
and Washoe Valley Mining District, Ormsoy
county and state OF Nevada, known ana desle-
mated On the field notes ard official plat ~
United States survey lot No. -, in Section 70.
Township Is north OF range ~ east. Monte III.
able meridian; the exterior boundaries OF sald
lot No. SO being - follows, to wit: Beginning
at post marked No. l, U. >. Survey Ne 80,
whence the southwest corner Of Section a..
Tovnship Is north Of range 10 east, bears south
76o %, west, S95 $40 feet; the Ayers and Hop
kins Silver Mining Ccmpanys cabin bears north
So 10 west $50 feet, AID the discovery suo WORK,
ing cut and tunnel upon this mine bears north ~
20 east 955 feet; thence running FIRST course,
north Is 4o west 500 fee. t" pest marked No 2
T. s. Survey No. 50; thence second course, nsrth
"A 10 east 600ieet to pest marked MOI U Bur
yey No 20: thence third course, south BY
.,s. I eco feet to post marked No. y. 8. Survey
No 80: thence ioarih course south 14ho wesS
900 feet to post No, /. the place of beginning,
ccntsjnirg 20 66-1G9 acres; bearings expressed
IRON, III. true meridian with n magnetic variA-
tinu of 1879 east. This claim MAS located I'M
der the name OF the Williams Mining Claim
and survey inside to accord herewith. Tho
,yorrin and inpro We Dts on this mine con-
sist of IN open Gu. 50 ieet long, 20 feet wide and
20 feet deep, and tunnel run in the hill from
tbe face OF said cut distance of 81 feet. ea.
ceedipg $500 IN vaue. This claim IL bounded
nnrthar,v by The AYERS Consolidated Silver Min
ing Company's claim; soutteIly by the Loretta
Compsny's mining claim The SAID mining
claim being recorded i'll the Office Of tie he-
coricr of 02msby county aforesaid III volume
. folio 32s. Anv and all persons claiming any
portion of said Ayers and Hopkins silver Min
ing Company's claim are required to hle their
adverse claim with the Register OF toe United
states Land Office at Carson City, Nevada. dur
inc the sixty d.y period o. publication, or they
viii be barred by virtue Of the provisions q
tho statute. (myl7 A. WAITz. Resissss.