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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11
Cure for DIphtheria.

A correspondent of the Journal
writes that he has used the following
cure for diphtheria in great many hard
cases, and in not one has it failed to eff
feet Il cure: Procure some pitch tar
not gas tar-put little on hot iron,
invert a tunnel over the smoke, and let
the patient inhale as much as he can
without strangling for few minutes,
five or six times day. During the in
tervals let the patient have small pieces
of ice to keep as near the root of the
tongue as possible"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11
NEW NEIGHBoRs.
uY ELIZABETH STUART rurLrs

Within tho windows scant recess,
behind pink geranium flower,
She SITS and sews, and sews and sits,
From patient hour to patient hour.
AZ wOman-like as marble IN.
As woman-like az death might be-
marble death condemned to make
feint at life perpetually.
Wandering, watch to pity her;
Wandering go my restless ways.
Content / think the untamed thoughts
OF free and solitary days.
Until the mournful dusk begins
To drop upon the quiet street,
Until upon the pavement far
There falls the sound of coming feet
The sound of happy, fastening feet,
Tender as kisses on the air
Quick as If touched by unseen lips,
Bushes the little statute there;
And wuman-like "a young life is,
And woman-like as JOY may be,
Tender with color, 1.-THE with love,
She starts TRANSPORTED gloriously.
Superb in one transcendent glBncc-
Her eyes, l see, are burning black
My little neighbor, smiling, turns
And throws my unasked pity back.
/ wonder is IL worth the while
20 sit AID sew from hour to hour,
To sit and sew with eyes of black
Behind pink geranium flower?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11

You labor overmuch on your compo-
sition, DOCTOR" said fippant clergyman
to a venerable divine. 81 write SER
mon in three hours, and make nothing of
it !" $50 your congregation says,
quoth the doctor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11

Mr.. MOODY says that a minister who
breaches a long sermon is like fisher
man who leaves his big net in the water
until all the fish get out and that PRAYER
meetings are killed by stiffness, stereo-
typed phrases and long prayers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11

solid qualities and persevering practical
efforts Kossuth seems shining vision
ary
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
Ancient Newspapers.

At the coming Centennial Newspaper
Exhibition at Philadelphia II has been
decided to display copies OF antique
journals and other curiositiss Of news
paper literature. To this interesting
collection all persons having ancient,
quaint, or curious specimens are invi-
ted to contribute; and should the re-
Spouse DO as hearty and general ~ We
hope to ind II, this gathering Of time
worn publications will prove to BE- not
only q leading trait Of the Newspaper
Department, but also one Of the salient
attractions OF the Exhibition ~ Q whole.
All having the ability and the will TO aid
on the project should transmit their con-
yignments without delay TO the Pavilion
Of tho Centennial Newspaper Exhibi.
ton. Paramount Park, Philadelphia, I'D.
dressed to the care. Of Mr.. Geo. p.
Rowell, who has the matter in charge.
While ON Wow. those exhibits will
have attachedto them labels designating
by whom they are contributed. and all
consistent care will b taken 10 preserve
them from damage. After the Close Of
the Exhibition they will b again Il The
service Of their owners, or, In the alb
sence Of different instructions, will b
transferred " some historical society or
museum.
During the latc war there were many
newspapers issued which illustrated the
straits In which their publishers found
themselves. Pink, blue, and yellow
sheets. wrapping paper. and many other
substitutes were prsssedin into the service.
Specimens Of these nov possess . curl
u interest.
The advantages to the public Of such
q gathering are manifest 70 suoh adt.
gree which renders calculation unnecss.
ssry. and the opportunity 10 do . very
useful act Is placed within easy reach.
A single copy OF some senile broad sheet
may not be OF much worth to it, propn-
stor. yet In conjunction with Others 1t
will make up q worthy collection. Many
people there are who, having preserved
such curiositiss for years, can turn them
to little or no practical account and II
IL not too much 10 hope that the re-
sponso given by such will b. ready and
general. Without loss TO themselves,
they can materially benefit visitors 10
the Great Centennial Exhibition and ap-
preciably advance q patriotic movement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
Lkr THEN NE rI.ocGED.

The last California Legislature passed
. Law sssablishing the whipping-poss in
that State. and making the penalty for
v~ifs-bsatins corporal punishment with
the lash. Whether this Law would stand
the test Of constitutionality or not. 10 a.
yet an snsolvsd question. ~ up 10 this
time no judge has seen ft to impose
this extreme penalty upon the human
brutss Who have been convicted before
him. There il great doubt expressed BY
the most eminent lawyers Of the Golden
State. vhsther the Supreme Court would
not declare the Act Unconstitutional.
But constitutional or not. fiossins is the
only punishment ft for the man-vs
beg pardon Of all others OF the human
family-vho can raise his hand In vio-
lenss against the woman whom he h..
taksn from her friends with . solemn
promise 70 love. honor and cherish.
Indeed. the vhipPing-post 10 too light a
penalty. Darwin. in his exhaustive
study Of animal creation. announces
that he has never found . single specie.
Of hrzts. In which respect for the female
was mot . leading characteristic Of the
male. II II reserved for man. godliks
man, 10 debass woman 10 the rank Of a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
roREIaN.
The \ Troaslss.

BERLN, May 12.-The rumors Of .
general European Conference on the
situation In Turkey are premature, but
Il Ii thought probable that tho question
Of holding one will be considered should
Turkey herself propose such q course 10
the guaranteeing Powers frat.
A conference Of the three Imperial
Chancsllou-Count Andrassy and Prin.
css Gortscakoff and BismMck-was had
yesterday at Prince Bismarck's resi-.
dence. II IL understood that Andrassy's
note formed the basis Of their confer
sncs.
The Turkish Embas,ador has been in.
structed 10 express 10 the representa-
tive Of the Great Powers the Porte's
dssp regret at the Salonica outrage, and
give assurance that the guilty persons
viii b punished. He Is also instrusted
TO declare that the Porte is willing to
meet the wishes Of the three Emperors
regarding the execution Of the pro-
gramms embodied in AndrAssy's note,
and will raise no objection 10 guarantees
which may b required By the Powers.
ssAAs. Death Or she French Miais-
ssr Of she Intsrisr.
Pans. May 12.-Amable Ricard. Min.
istsr OF Interior. died last night Of heart
disease, from which he has long suffered.
Ricard was the Minister on whose APP
pointment the organization OF the pres
emit Republican compromise Cabinet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
SKNslBLE.

At The Tssehsrs' Convention ysstsr.
day in Virginia City. the following rsso-
ton was offered:
Resolved. That In The opinion Of the
members Of this CONVENTION the best
interests Of the schools Of this State
would b promoted By the introduc-
ton Of the Pacific Coast Series Of
Readers.
A vote bsing taken. the resolution
was adopted BY an overwhelming Ms
jorty. there being hut one dissenting
&te out Of the entire forty. This &C
ton and Endorsement on the part Of the
teachers II not only sensible and graft.
flying. but in full aOeord With the unani-
nous opinion Of the press Of this State
o. well a. Of all the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

the board OF Directors, made on the sth DAY
Of April. u1e. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock - may BE- necessary will be
sold 81 public auction, at the once Of the
Company. ti9 California street. San Francisco,
California, on "WEDNESDAY. the alss day
Of aid day. 70 pay sad delinquent sssess.
ment thereon. together with coss OF advertis.
Ing and expenses Of sale.
By order Of Directors.
oHAs. I. ELLIoT. Secretary.
Omcs-Room 20, tl9 California street. Ban
PrAncisoo. California. myletd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
aiHlRAI Morst

A SERIOUS accident happsnsd' 70 "
wife Of J. e. Bsnion. Psssmastsr 81
OAKLAND. on Wsdusaday- night. whiis
carrying q lighted kerosene lamp. the
lady was suddenly taken faint. and the
lamp falling On the door wa broken.
the oil taking Are. Mrs. Benton falling
on the lamp o1tinguishsd The flames,
and thus prevented . much nors serious
termination TO the accident. &.
NAcHes, the Pluto chief. Il angry b.
cause the Chinese sell wildly to his
people. Thursday night. Qain River
Ton. ons Of his best friends, was run
over while drunk. and Nashss says the
Indians will b rsvsnged on the China
men who sold him the frs-vstsr.
WHILE Josephine Clavo. Q little girl
six years old. was playing about . Are
on Capital street, in Vallejo. Tuesday
svening, her apron caught hrs, and by
the time assistance arrived abe was .
charred mass. scarcely recognizable.
Marx BaYAS is the name Of the hrst
white boy born on the great Comssock
lode. He Is now 16 years old and has
just returned with his family from Wis
~censin. where they have been living for
the last IL years.
T. v. Julien has BEEN appointed
Commissioner Of the United States Cir
cult Court for the District Of Nevada, 10
reside In winnomucca.
NNE Cinnamon wore killed and ssvsn
wounded on Thursday at Camp Seven.
near Tshsehipi Pass on the soutsrn Ps-
ciao railroad.
TEE yield Of the New Almsdsn quick
silver mine since liz discovery, twenty
three years ago. has been 4S. sos, 554h
pounds.
GnAssHorPxns are reported ~ pleuti-
full in the foothills Of Colusa county.
California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

New PArpn.-Through Dewey 4
Co.. Patent Agents. San Ffaneiseo. We
receive the following advance list Of q.
Q. Patents, granted TO Pacific Coast in
vsntors. viz: George W. Kilbss. Salem.
Oregon. fever cots; Elisha T. Barlow.
San Francisco. Postofsos lsttsr boxes;
Earl 4. Cooley. San Ffaneiseo. bottle
Govern; Charles q. Townsend. OAKLAND,
California. kitchen tables; John B.
Wood. santa Rosa, California, pave
msnts; Whittier. Fuller & Co.. San
Ffancisco, trademark, hnsssd oil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A NNUAL MEETING. - NOTICE. - THE
"a nrst (istl annual meeting Of the ,tock.
holders Of the Alabama Mining Company. for
the election Of Directors 10 serve for the IN.
suing rear, and for the transaction Of sueh
other business o. may properly come bsfore tho
meeting. VIII BE- n,ld at the once q The Com.
California STREET. San Francisco, California, on
TUESDAY, the sixth leth) day Of Juns. 1870. 81
the hour Of two lal O'Clock ?. =. OF ,ald day.
WIN. u. hcCLNTOcK.
myistd SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

the Righteousness OF this ersAl crime
against human nature. n the statute
books Of Nevada vss graesd By an oct
like that OF Senator Roach Of San Fran
cisco. and the act YES practically en-
forced BY our courts. poor Mrs.. Lyman
would b alive to-day. Once let . man
know that for every blow given his wife
he shali receive ten iashes at the whip
ping-post and hs viii soon rsnouncs
his little amussmsnts Of this kind.
wiis-bsatsu N BY nature towards;
none but . coward would strike . vo-
man. And thsy fear The lash - thsy do
the devil. II 10 the only sfSsctual way
70 put an end 70 the misery Of thous-
ands Of helpless women. Who have rsek-
lsssly entrusted their happiness to the
keeping Of brutss. We hope that our
next Legislature will follow the lead Of
Cslifornia. and give N q Law smbody-
ing the spirit Of that drawn BY Senator
Roach.
But n case has bean tried in San
Francisco under the new Law, that Of
DR.. J. u. Moreno. The crime va
clearly proven, but the Judge Of the
Court did mot impose the ssverssi
penalty. Probably he Wa unwilling 10
b the Arss 70 have his sentence
reviewed By the Supreme Court on the
ground Of unooustitutonality.' He did,
however. rsndsr . Judgment yesterday,
which win make DR.. Moreno somewhat
moro careful in the use Of his fsts here
after. The ssntsnee vas 10 pay . hns
Of $1,000. or to b imprisoned 1000
days. II DR.. Mofsno Wishes TO engage
in these costly amussmsnts inthe future.
NO one except his wife viii object. The
sentence isa just n and will probably
have the effect Of rsstraining the muscular
exhibitions Of the Doctor hereafter. Sill
Il would have been bsttsr 70 have fog
gsd him; 10 have dealt out to him the
same punishment which he inflicted on
his wife. In these cases the old Mosaic
Law. "an eye for an eye. and . tooth for
. tooth" 10 the only proper one to fol-
low; and We hope 10 see the day whsn
svsry wifs-bsater In Nevada will Be sub
jet to that law. Let them b logged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
WILL BRLKNAP RsCAPE IMrEACH.
MRNrt

-
We feel constrained 10 answer this
question In the Affirmative. Everything
that has taken place since the House
first presented the articles Of impeach-
msnt against Bslknap. goes to show
that the Senate will decide that they
have NO jurisdiction in the matter.
President Grant made . great mistake
in accepting the resignation Of his dis
grassd Secretary. although the error
was undoubtedly n Of the bead and
not Of the heart. The question Of .
possible Impeachment probably never
occurred to him the excitement Of the
moment. He saw bsfors him . man
high In ONCE. who confessed TO . great
crime against the country. He could
trust him no longer a. an adviser in
coancil.; and II was his duty to remove
him. The Astounding revelation Of cor
ruption In his cabinet came like q thun'
dsrbolt 70 the President; and in the
height Of his indignation this BRIDE
taker Who had betrayed him. rendered
his resignation. II II any wonder that
under the circumstances Gen. Grant ac-
copied IL al once. without pausing to
think OF The consequences which might
possibly iov from his aotionf
The mistake. however. though inno-
Gently made. will probably save Bslknap
from . trial on impeachment. BY the
terms Of the Constitution only oncsn
Of the United States are subject to i'm
psachmsns; and Bslknap certainly ceased
to Be- an odicsr whom his resignation was
accepted. The p~unishmsnt Ii removal
iron once. and disqualification to hold
any Office Of honor OF trust" in the fu-
turs. II Bslknsp can b impsachod now,
any man who has svsr held office in this
country may Be ~impsschsd for acts done
in that ofios. though he may have bssn
q private citizen for years. Our Consti-
tuition ID somewhat lame on This point.
and immediate stops should BE- taken to
amend Il in such . manner that rssigua-
ton shall not protect an officer from i'm
peachmsnt. The real punishmsnt upon
conviction In smbracsd In the disuualif-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

A DAT or two sincs Warren Leland
purchased in opsa market in San Fran
cisco for the Palace hotel. twenty
salmon weighing ls pounds each for 20
esnts spiece-lX cents pr pound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

AoIovs factory has been started at
MERGED, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A NNUAL MEETING. --rOTICE.-- THE
"A nIt (ist) annual meeting OF the stockhold.
90 Of the Queon Mining Company. for the cleo
tion OF Directors 10 ssrvs fsr the ensuing year,
and for the trsnsactiQu Of sueh other business
- may properly eoms be'ors the meeting, will
BE- held at the once Of The COMPANY. Room No.
San Francisco. California, on TUESDAY, the
sixth tsth) day Of Juns. 1875. II the hour VI
one ~ O'Clock .. y. Of raid.
WV. II. NocLINToCK.
myi3td Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

NNr Cinnamon wore killed and ssvsn
wounded on Thursday at Camp Seven.
neal Tshsehipi Pass on the soutsrn Pa
ciho railroal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
N. n. FREDRlck's

N. n. FREDRIck's
AUCTION HOUSE, NOS. = land - SOUTH
n cstrsst, MARK EzRKtELS, Auetlenes.
hSSs.' s me RRnsIs.r SoS.IMn.: ~ %,0IIsi..s
and caih advances ma1s % the same. Fur.
niturs At private sale. Outdoor saiss OF svsry
description attended 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

T. v. Julien has been appointed
Commissioner Of the United States Cir
cult Court for the District Of Nevada, 70
reside In winnomucca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

TEE yield Of the New Almsdsn quick
silver mine since liz discovery, twenty
three years ago. has been $685. 54h
nopnd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
Congress Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. May 12.-In tho Senate
to-day Sargent presented q petition OF
the citizens Of California relative TO the
Central Pacific Railroad. No other bu-
sinsss Of importance was transacted be-
fore the adjournment, which was to
Monday next.
The entire session OF the House was
devoted 10 a discussion Of the Post.ofico
Appropriation bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
Dom Pedre's nsvsmsnss.

PnrLApELrHiA, May 12.-Tho Emper-
or and Empress Of Brazil and suite.
numbering sixteen persons, left this
morning for ST. Louis. After visiting
Louisville and the Mammoth Cave the
party on Thursday will leave for New
Orleans and return 70 Washington by
way Of Mobile. Montgomery and Knox
vile. The tour will be complsted by
visits to Niagara Falls. Toronto, Mon.
trsal, Quebec, White mountains. Bos.
ton, Saratoga, Albany and New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10

The emigrant ship siraihmore. from Lon
don To New Zealand, was wrecked on the
Croyct Islands in July last, and .0sursiyors.
out OF ~ persons on board, have just been
landed al Ccylon port 10y passing vessel
which had gone totheir rescue. All the re-
maindcr were drowned.
The inquest ON the bodies Of the victims Of
The straihclydc disaster in The English
Channel resulted in verdict ~ man
slaughter against the officer in charge OF the
steamer Franconia.
There j. no longer any doaht that the war
in spain T. virtually oyci, Don Carlos, with
handful ~ trtIsty adherenis, having cross
cd over into France, while the remains 81
his late army are mostly dishanded and dis
armed. aud asking clcmency from the VIE
torious Don Alfonso. The London Times
Paris correspondent tclegraphs that as soon
a. Don Carlos entered France a
French General, in accordance with
orders ~ Gen. Ci-sey, Minister Of
War, waited on him and informed
him that the officers ~ his STAFF might re-
tain their swords and horses. but that he
and his officers would have TO submit them
selves To orders Of nternemcnt which were
communicated to them by the civil authori-
ties. Don Carlos appeared depressed. and
was quite disposed TO conform with the or
ders. lie begged TO have his thanks con-
yeyed 10 the French Government for it,
courtesy. The French Government hasten
ed TO officially Inform the Spanish Govern
ment OF the surrender, and Ia congratulate
II on the happy conclusion OF the war.
Austria has ordered all the Herzegos inian
refugees in her country 10 leave under pain
Of expulsion.
A Madrid dispatch OF the Isl says that the
downfall Of the rebellion is to be celebrated
by three DAYS festivities, including a
grand bull-fght, and triumphal entry OF
the troops into Madrid. II Is further stated
that ~. 900 troops will be at once Dispatched
IA Guha
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10
The Real Capital.

How To get a start in life Is the prob
lem that occupies the thoughts Of a
great many poor young men aud women.
They look with feeling akin to envy
az the children Of wealthy parents. and
fancy that had they beer thu, fortunate
in birth the problem would be one II
easy solution. But the question al once
arises, where did the parents Of these
enviable children get their wealth In
nine cases out Of ten, nav. In ninety
niue out Of hundred, in This country,
they started i'm life with brain. integrity
and industry as their only capital. l.
that not enough 10 set up ans man or
woman in business? Brain and indus
Try alone arc not sufficient. Said
wealthy New York capitalist not long
ago: Wall Street j. full of the smart
e,t kind vi men, men that understand
AL about business, and that are willing
TO do every thing for success, but they
lack integrity, and We don't dare 10
trust them with our money when we
find a man Of ability and Of honesty
Wen do any thing for him. Capital
can always be commanded by such
man"
Integrity and industry alone are not
sufficient. .. Tom j. the incest kind Of
a man, said an employer the other day;
faithful, industrious, willing. but he
has no ideas, All his work must be
basted; il the slightest difficulty arises
he cannot act without advice" How
many there are who work hard and pa
tiently but have nothing To show for il.
They spend their time and strength on
unimportant issues, and do not push the
main chances. An honest farmer, now
Sleeping under the soil be once careful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10
FOREIGN.

The Sultan ~ Turkey has signed a ukase
granting amnesty TO all insurgents who re-
turn 10 their homes within a month. The
Government announces Il will have all their
houses and churches, which were destroyed.
rebuilt at its own cost. and will furnish the
insurgents the means ~ resuming their us
ual syocatiOns. The authorities Of the from
tier are ordered 10 acquaint insurgents 81
the imperial decree, and 10 afford the neces-
sary facilities for returning home.
A Berlin dispatch Of the oath says that the
Elbe has burst the bikes near Madgeburg,
KaIbe and wittenberg, and half the Dis
trict Of Barby, Is miles from Madgeburg, Is
submerged. Great distress il apprehended.
Several railway accidents have occurred in
consequence OF the washing away Of en-
bankments. The banks Of the Wis
lula are inundated for miles near
Plese, and many families are homeless. A
Pesih telegram ~ the same date says that
the Danube was seven meters above the or
binary level. Several quarters Of Pc~th and
Buda are submerged. A di-tllery was un-
dermincd by the current, and fell, crushing
eleven persons. Comoron j. completely in
undated, and hundreds Of people have been
driven from their homes.