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~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COZ III Or HE
United States for the District OF Nevada
In tbe matter of AUGUSTUS W. BURRILL,
bankrupt in Bankruptcy--United States OF
America, District of Nevada, ss.-A warrant IN
Bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
against the estate OF Augustus W. Burr.ll' OF
tbe county Of Douglas and State of Nevada, in
said District who has been duly adjud3eu
BANKRUPT lpcn his own petition and the pay
,nent OF any debts and the delivery Of any prop
orty Eelonging to said bankrupt, to lin or 20
his use and the transfer of any property by
INN. are forbidden by law. meeting Of the
creditors OF said bankrupt. to prove their debts
sr.i choose enc o. more assgnees Of his estate,
viii lie held a. Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Vir.inia. in the said District OF the
18th DAY of April. A. D. 1916, at clock P
at the ot.icr OF +. strother, Room No. 4. ODD
Fellows Building, corner Of c and Smith
streets one OF the Registers II BankruIttv 0!
said District. A. ht 81 , AoE'
I.,it.,; States Marshal and Messenger n Bank
r1.utCy for said District. afotd
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN fNCCRABLE CASE.
DIR. Ie Richau's
G. OIL EN- Il A l. = A M

After ten years of trial on this coast, has proved
itself the only curative in certain CLASS OF
diseases Pronounced BY medical practitioners a
incurable. NJ ,
DIR. LIE Riehnu's Golden Baisam NO.
Cures Chancces, first and second stages; sores
on the Legs or Body Sore Ears, Ives Nose 't
Copn.I-colored Blotches, syphilitlc Catarrh
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forms Oh
the disease known ss Syphilis. Price, - per
bottle, or two for 50. ,
DIR, lie Richau's Golden Bnlsam NO
Cures Tertiary, Mnrcurial, syrhliitlc Eheuma-
tism, Bains in the Bones, Back OF the Neck,
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitlc Rash, ninps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness of. LIE Limbs,
sr3 eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by indsretion or abuse OF
mercury-leaving the blood pure and healthy.
Price S. per bottle, or two for -.
DR., LIE Richau's Golden Spanish
AntidOta.
For the cure Of GOnor-heH, Gieet, Irritation,
Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital dissrrange-
ments Price, 50 81 per bottle.
DIR. LIE Richau's Golden spanish
Injection.
A wash and Injection fsr severe Cases OF Con
orrhea Infammatory elect, STRUCTURES, and all
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Price,
81 80 per bottle.
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Also, Agents for Or. l.. Richau's
Golden Pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions. I'M.
potency, ard al diseases arising from Mastur-
baton ana excessive abuses. Price IS per
bottle The genuine GOLDEN BALsAM is put ~
only in round bottles. on receipt Of price,
these medicines will be SEPT 10 81 peris Of the
country, by express or lnail. securely .'ackt
and free from observation. Sole Agents, {. r
RICHARDS K CO., wholesale ana retail drug
gists and chemists, southwest corner or Gay
aul Ssnsoms streets, San Francisco. Cslitorn a
aug10-lv
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GOLD AND SILVER

GOODMAN GOLD AND SILVER
II Mining Company.-Notice is hereby given
that meeting of the stockholders OF the ABOVE
company will be held at the office of NJ. h.
Nils. Douglass Building, virginia, Nevada, on
SATURDAY. April Is. 1876, at P NJ, to take
into consideration the deferred propositions
made concerning the affairs of the company
and for the election of officers for the ensuing
Ear. Stockholders in the above company are
further requested. on the occasion of the above
meeting to present legal evidence OF ownership
in said mine, either by presentation OF stock or
proof of said ownership. By order OF the bosrd
of Trustees.
NILES GOODMAN. Secretary.
Virginia. April 5, 1876. apotd
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~. CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND

~ Silver Mining Company Location OF
principal place Of business. Carson C!ty. Ne
yads. Location of works, pyramid Lake MIN
;ro District WashCe County. Nevada. There
are delinquent rpoE the following described
stock on account of assessment No . levied O.,
tho 5ti, day of February, 1876, / he several
srnor,nts ,ct opposite the names OF the respect
;ve shareholders. as follows:
And in accordance with law ani sh ofaer 81
.he Hoard Of Trustees made on the 5th day OF
yanus-y 1876 80 many shsrcs % each parcel OF
such stock as NAY be- ncc' ssarS VIII bc soih III
public auction n: the Office OF the company
near CORE. Carson and second Streets Arson
cit Nevada. on FRIDAY. APRIL eth. 1876, at
The hour OF | T. " Of said day, to pay said de-
lirureut assessment thereon, together WITH costs
of advertiser. and exOenses of the salo
c. 3. MOTT, Secretary.
Office near corner Carson anu second s.Fec's'
C,rson CITY Nevada mhl6law4w
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/. o. Il. NJ.

e%~ jnIUTE TRIBE, No. !, Of
A N Carson. Nevada. Regular
e[YH1> Councils are held every Monday
Pm. All members in good
X d ~ standing are requested to attend
~IAH2s for important business. By
n0v.3t. order o: tie SACELN
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HI +
i County OF Orlrsby, State OF Nevada. In
The matter OF the estate of JudSon Warner. de-
ceased. Order 10 show cause why Order OF Sale
Of Real Estate should not be made.
1t appearing to the Hon. S. H. Wright, Judge
OF said Court, by the petition this day presented
and filed by James Judson Warner, the admin
istrator of the estate OF Judson Warner, de-
ceased, praying for an order of sale OF real
estate, that it is necessary to sell thu whole Of
the real estate, to pay the expenses of admins
.ration: 1t is therefore ordered by the Hon. 8.
H. Wright. Judge of the said Court, that all
persons interested in the estate OF said deceased,
appear before the said District Court on the
FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1876, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court
Room OF said District Court at the City OF Car
SON in said County of Ormsby, to show cause
WHY an order should not be granted 70 the said
James Judson Warner to sell so much OF the
real estate OF the said deceased as shall be ne
cessary.
And tina. copy of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the CARSON DAILY
APPEAL newspaper printed ard published III
said Orlusby County.
S H. WRIGHT, District Judge.
Dated March lltb. 1916.
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Notice..

NWNERS OF DOGS ARE HERE
~ by notified that the new tags are ready
for distribution. Those having tagless dogs
will do well to call i'm mediately at my Office
procure tags, as ten days from this time all dogs
FOUND at large without tags will be impounded
and disposed of.
S. T. SWIFT. City Marshal.
May 80, 1876. lod
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NOTICE..
: HERERy GIVEN that

NvOTJCE - HERERV GIVEN that
~ the Carson City Chemical Company, cor
Doration organized and existing under The laws
of the state of Nevada has pettioned the Hon
S Il Wright, Judge OF the Second Judicial DIS
:rict Of the state OF Nevada, in and for the
Count OF O-,nsby, 10 be dissolved ana diSin-
corporated under tho provisions of an Act OF
the Legislature OF the state OF Nevada entitled
IAN Act to provide for the formation Of corpo-
rations fer certain purposes. approved March
10th, A. D. 1865: that MONDAY, the 18th day
o: MAY A. D. 1876, ana the Chambers OF said
Judge, in the city of Carson, County OF Or-nsby,
have been appointed a. the time ard place for
the hearing of said petition. at which time and
place ell PERSONS interested will show cause why
an order disi4corporat;ng said corporation shall
40. De made and entered.
j.. EDWARDS. Clerk.
Carson C;ty, New, March l., 1876. lawsv
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ESTATE OF GEORGE RDsENBECKER
DECEASED.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By
~ the undersigned, administrator Of the
above named estate. to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months from the first publication of
this notice, to the undersiy aed, at the office OF
Harris 4 Coffin. Carson City. Nevada.
C. n. HARRIS, Administrator.
Carson City, May %, 1876. 4w
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ORDNANCE NO. -.

M ordnance 10 proven. certain anase-
mems II The streets OF Carson City,
therein r,n.eG
'.Ee Boar! OF Trustees O; Carson City
10 C-iiIu.
Sv~-cax = After the taking eHec. OF
H., O-d aaaca :: .,.,a;i nc, bs lawful for
Az u son OF persons t. play ball, n
AZ manner, II Carson stGeei, or in King
street. O. il tro2t G: any cha-c.l building
= Carson Ci;v.
Szc. = Ary person convicted Of violat-
NJ Tie provisions OF this Ordinance shall
" fined IN 2 sum not exceeding twenty
dollars. gold coin OF tine United States;
or Imprisoned n tie City Jai! not more
than ten days: or punished by both
sch fine and imprisonment, il tle Cis-
.-e:ioa os tie Court.
hdo,:ed June !, 1876.
II. 4. RICE. President.
As!eas =. J. EDWARDS, City Clerk.
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twins 3! Think of my twin brother and
myself going as deputy to India; in
the same berth, speaking together at
the same meeting. sick together at sea,
or both suffering from gout. and Won
concerned and anxious about your poor
dear boys. What surprising my twin
had married Mrs.?
Mother dear, repent!
"One good quality remains: | can
forgive, and do forgive You this day,
III pledge of which send you my love,
blg as my body, yea without limit, as
large kiss as my beard and moustache
will permit.
"This is glorious Highland day.
What delicious air, 1t blows and rains.
and is as bitterly cold as the most ar
dent Celt could desire.
1.-The amusing prattle of eight chill
dren III the house, craving for excite
ment, with nothing to do. is truly
soothing, and acts as balm to my ner-
v"us system. The sail yesterday was
charming, and the canal boat with Il
crammed cabin and heavy rain WAS too
delightful for gouty world.
"Glencoe, if You could see il through
the thick rain, is grand, and the rattIing
of the windows from the wind quite
musical. | am trying to cure my govt
10y walking in wet grass, 81 keep Your
mind easy ~
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A Brave Woman.

George Brown of Plaiuticld. Conn.
Ntit d"Nh INTO Il cI>tcrn Tuesday
morning I" drain il. The ci>tcIn had
been used for stable drainage. and no
sooner had he reached the bottom than
he WAS Frustrated 10y the foul gases.
His l6-y"ar>-"ld son. who went to his
relief. met II similar fate. H. also did Il
man VIII" attempted to rc>cue the two
unf"r1nnatr>. BY this time a large
crowd had collected. hut none dared To
make the attempt t" bring up The dy ing
tIl". Mis-. Brown. the " if. and mother
volunteered To make the attempt. and
with Il rope tied Ia her waist. She de
>rrnded into the ci>tcIn and succeeded
III rc>crin% the three victims. She waS
several times rendered nearly uncou-
>cl"u>. and had +" he raised to the
surface. hut only to return as soon n>
She Iec"Nrrrd. till her task WIS finish
ed Her son. and the man who went
I" his assistance. were found to he
alive. and were re>lIScitatrd. but hen
husband WAS dead. Mr. Brown WAS =
prominent citizen. and cN-mrmh,.r of
the legislature. The son has sine,
died
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The Gathering Home.

"'' sa'heilhg homeward from every land
One by one
'''' weary ieet touch the shining strand
One by one
Their brows are enclosed in a golden croun
Their travel-stained garments arr. all laid =, ,,.,,
And clothed i'll white raim.ut tb.,, r..., ,.,, a.,
Where the Lamb loveth his chosen to lead
Onr by one
hei"ie they rest they pass through the strif.
One by one.
Through the waters of death they enter Hf.
One by one;
l." some are the floods of the river still
A. theN ford on theiT-way to the heavenly hill
/" Others the waves run irrcely and wild
Yet they reach the home of the undefiled
One by one.
We, too. shall come To the river side
One by one
We are nearer its waters each ev-ntide
One by one.
We can hear the noise and dash of tn. stream
Now and again through our lif-'s deep dream
Sometimes the floods all the banks o'ertiow
Sometimes in rpplrs and small waves 90
One by one.
Jesus Redeemer We look To thee
One by one
We lift up voices tremblimgly
One by one
The waves of the river are dark aud cold
We know not the spots where our feet NAV hold
Thou. who didst pass through i'll deep midnight
Strengthen us-send = the staff and the light
One by one.
Plant Ihnu t,..t a..
One hy one
Tn Thee let us lean each dropping head.
One by one
Let but thy strong arm around lis he tw med
We shall east all fears and cares Ia thu. wind
Savior Redrener with Thee full in view
smIlinglN, gladsomel>. shall pass through
One hy
Mary T.. Leslie,
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Ei SINESS CARDS.

CHA>. 4. AIKEN,
.ANu tukIE TUNER. JuH>soN's BLOCH
i,.liI"ad street II Juhnsbury.
/. B. CUSHING, ND,
Homr"paihic Physician and Surgeon.
>utc,.sor 10 Dr. HOughtOn.)
-r iui ir~.'irnce opp. the Bakery. Main St
HENRY 4. BATES,
-.l'tNtt Al LAW. X. k St. st JohnsburN
B." faithfully attend To any professional bust
entrusted T." his care AT moderate charges
Ga II. \. BABBiTT,
Dealers IN
"a '-d FANCY GOODS BOOTS and SHOES.
"''' hridy Made Clothing, SICer Pidtrd
"i-' E. Nhch will he sold tor Cash ur
hrad, fAl al the Lowest Prices at
ih' W" odd Fellows Block
.'.a. a. >IErtl. ST JoHNsBURY. Vi.
DANIELS, SYLVESTER x CO..
DEALER, IN
hiA I> \ y u GROCE RIES
Nud Block. Railroad Street.
h>EILETr, DANIELS x co.
nE.LFRsIN
|"' tEIE> AND ATS
BE-. 'a >rI.,t :, Jobn.hury
-'h'A' a Foi.Nsbh,
ht'nlAN> AND SURGEONS,
Nt JOhnsbury.
!.uIt Block Mum street
'.''d e., -drncr, Dr. Folsom residence.
.. '' t'ruur. Cherry Street.
..' "'It- flum la 10 \. NJ. to2P. NJ.
..... ioH> BACON I'd,
'|Ih y HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
~ .I"hu~huIy Centre. Vt
:. I. HROOKS, VI. d.,
... 'hA ~I'IAN AND SURGEON.
'''"'' |'r opp the Bakery, STD ohnSbury
iHoMa> BARTLETT.
hL4'E Al LAW. ST. .IOHNsHuRY. VI.
."'i.' "i Lyndon. altf
.., wv. ". CIRCUIT,
~ MD COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
'''"H Vermont.
"to. II. FRENCH,
1. '"h' - GENERAL MERCHANDISE
''i' "7o'ilN Kept in "A country store.
p. ''''' ds t"T as the lOtrestit
; ...... '-" i'per~ made upon short notice.
VERMONT.
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JofrLs.

l.. =. .i"H>>HtRY HOUSE.
,L. 81. JuHNsBu VT.
'' D. WALKER. Proprietor.
.--.,..> NE\tE HOUSE,
uuN.l 81 JuHNsBURY. VT
MORRISON, Proprirtors
IA - HOUSE
b tAN,l>,u. CAIIFoKSI,
''"' L i co. rroprietor-
vi "t>>tIELD HOTEL
'.,,, n.,.l >,"Tt ,,T VI.
.-4t. "iih all the mud-rn improve
Mi"dati"n> Tor 200 guests
htELER Manager.
rs.,.>>II .>>II.''LIA> HOTEL.
''" + WARD rroprirras. MAINE
N'itn STATES HOTEL.
',.., F"rtidnd IT.,
.,,r,t '"htIe "f the civ. The hest
House t"r business men
"tAIED BY STEAM
a.. ''' NJ Ar-.t,"" G.r,n to Guests.
- win the Best the Mark., .aora.
t',.,L. L'IeaiieI will be- but a. GO u.r day
'h'lHdiug Parlnr and f,.draan,
WOLCOTT & co. Pro's
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Business DIRECTORY.

..,, E,>r~,~ dnd LOcdtiOn Of the Iead-
Er.a.,> HoasrS IN ST. JOhnsbnrg.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
-...t.s ~uNS Hoyt'- Block X. Il. ~
Apoth-caries.
H.NruAH No = Bank Block Main 81.
attorneys at Law.
.nNI IGUNEEl Jcw-tts Building. X. X. ST
..A MAh over K. X. Ottice aud Post Office
g.NA A!rl Nu.2 Calriuniau Eth, up stairs
NIILAEp Man St over Hall \ Fletcher Z,
. a,4 I-tti. Erukrr.
is""k~ and stationery.
...tLuA EuWELL. Calrd"nian BIN Main II
Book Binders.
,IuNt \ 90. Agt's. Monument Square.
BlInk>-Lrgatl and Business.
4 >IuNt 60. Monument square.
Bakers and Conf-ction-r,.
..->A BRADLEY Main Street.
,I"thiug for Men and Boys.
..4 FNlEEANkS & CO. Fairbanks Village.
tru,k"r,, GLASS and stone Ware.
-a4 tAIEEANkN i co. Fairbanks Village
.1rrins. Paper Hsngings, Window shades.
tIl tNII,EANh> 4 co, Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
HtEklN~ tAIrd"nian Block Nam Street
". I. Gnnd-, Groc-rie- and Fruits,
4aIHEN~A A rtIIE\GILL, Eastern \ venue
pn G""d>, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
uhLt N,ruu, Blnck X. L. Street
. 81 tAli;EANh> 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Ca>kets.
asIL : ~Nll~tE Nam Street.
'vtltA' A'AlDEENOOD. LOO. +. Bin. Il Il 81
tsmilN Groceri..- and Fruits.
IN ADul Lp Eastern Avenue.
tIir Manufacturers.
r.-nIN tur Works opp. Passenger Depot.
"I"'rrI"> aud House krepiny Goods.
3 tAIEEANh> \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
Insurance, I.ife.D
B. ~Atrt\l .-EtuaJ Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machini-t.
& nj ~ INA NuTth end X. X. Street
Merchant TaiIor-.
fHfEN""b banville Block Il X. Street
photographs.
lItt"kD Ialedonian Block, Nam Street.
frinter- and Publishers.
u ~iuNE 4 co, CaledonIan Block. Main st
stoves and Tin Ware.
tLtlt HER. Eastern y Venue.
3 AHQ q WOODRUFF Railroad Street.
.Nu Derry Eastern Avenue.
Variety and Grocery Store.
"a HAEN ~ Eastern Avenue.
Watches, JeweIry and Toys.
"AkpN ROW ELL, Caledonian Bin Nam ST.
HpIGHTO Railroad Street.
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Cheap Gates as Substitute for Bars.

y writer to the Rural Home SAYS: 81
have just made gates to replace some
"ld-taShioned pairs of bars that | am
heartily tired of opening and shutting.
They are cheap and very easily made.
Each gate Is twelve feet III length by
four feet in heighth. Five boards four
inches wide are used, beside batten and
braces. BattenS should he placed ON
both sides, making three thickncsSeS to
nail through. 1t does not take more than
thirty three feet of boards. worth per
hapS SINtN->IN cents. to make each gate
Add To that I'm hour of Nour time. and
Non have the whole expense. A gate of
this kind will nutla>t IL framed one cost
ing -. and a> no hinges are used. that
expense Is saved also. 1t i held in 20
SItIon 10y means ot Il stake driven in the
ground fonr or five inches from the
post ; not III Il straight line. but Il little
more than the thickness of the cate.
from the driveway, 50 that when open
eel the gate can bc turned halfway
around and he parallel with the drive
way. 1t l. kept Il few inches from the
ground 10y Il strip. nailed To both stake
and post. on which one end rests when
shut. and ON which it slides half its
length and then swings round sS on Il
pivot when opened. The strip i> usual
ly placed under the second hoard. in "A
>pHc" arranged t"r it hy cutting away
tw" "t the hattrm>. This strip takes
the place of hinges. y gate OF this kind
can hc made in much less time and at
a> lItilc expense IL Il pain of bars. and
Is certainly much more convenient"
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the time not he far distant when Turkey
will he the same. &. A. :.
Robert College. Constantinople.
July 81, 1876.
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NOTICE. !

+ Ralph. II iii' 'Gat tllat have thi. dsy yir.n IN
.'a 'iai. " 'lllhllrn the rest of bis mi,or "
Is ,.urr',,,,'','''t ,'''''t OF hi- wages nor pay any
-. 'ne after This da,r ''S ""S
''.t- ~ lhpMAS GILFILLAN.
Il I-'b. 40-2
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Breaking the Child's Will.

N"alt l. 80 useful in the management
Of A"nmg children (n"r Is ANY art 50
urglrrtcd) ~ that of avoiding direct
collision. The grand hluud,r which
almost all parents and mur>,-mai,l>
commit i. that when the child fakes =
Whlm against doing hat he. is wanted
I" do will not eat his bread and hut-
ter. will not 90 uut. will not come. to
his lessons. etc. they. 81 Ia speak. la\
hold of his hind leg and drag him tn
ms duilc>: Mhrlra> Il person of tact
VIII almost always distract the child'>
attention from lis own oh>linacN. and
IN Il i"" moments lead il gently round
I" submission. | know that nllIn per
>"nS would think il wrong not To break
down the Guilds >clt-wlI hN main force,
I" come t" battle with him and show
linn HAT he i> th. weaker vessel; but
my conviction i that such STRUGGLES
only tend To make his >rlt-WilI NOR.
i"hI>t. If Nou can >killiullN contrivr
t" lay the dispute tor Il few minutes.
and hitch his thoughts of the excite
mrnt of the contest. ten to one h, will
then give IN quite chccltiuIlN and this
Is tar better tor him than tears and
punishment.
CENTENNIAL CoMICALITIE>. - There
Is II" place within the gates Mhrrc \ou'
hear ;" many absurd speeches as \nu
1t" among the art treasures 81. while
stood half dreaming oven these old mis-
sails. party of gentlemen were. rNamiu-
ing the Inta%lioS. One. most b.autitul-
~ perfect III its cutting. represents Men.
tune with his trident. and some other
emblem of the sea lies near him. said
the gentlemen Look here. Joe, See
that old party with pitcht"rk going for
Il crab ~
! didn't dream any longer over my
ml>Sal>. That remark scattered sruti-
mrut to the winds.
IN the annrNc Il statue of BcIcnicr is
much admired. and beneath il is 4
translation of her VOW. running thus:
Venus Ia thee and To- the other nnd,
d"diCat" my trc~srs.
II thou return my spouse.
The correspondent of the Chicuuo
Tribune stood 10y it the other dav. when
Il p"mp"n> man with his stately wife
paused To admire. The pompomS palt\
looked like parSon. and. clearing his
throat, he read aloud to his wife the
aforesaid Inscription. He altered the
first word. however. and this was hi,
version:
''Je>u>, tothcc and the other gods"
Col X. wa> shocked and mpuIsiycIy
corrected HIM. receivin" for thanks n
dl>dalntnl stare from the lady. and from
the husband Il glance of unnttrrahle
contempt. while he answered in chidiuu
tones: Il don't require your assistance.
Slr, IN reading plain English :" \ sub
Unity of rgnti>m like that is Il fortune
to its pOSSe>sor.
Yesterday i'll Agricultural Hall a
Young lady, fcathered. tlounccd and
Jrwellcd to the last degree. looked at
some growing com in front of Duryea's
Starch Pavilion and swrctlv inuiired
while she timidll touched the leaves
''lS this the corn starch plant. and does
the starch grow in pods ! heard thai
or | wouldn't have believed it,"
1t Is just as hard work to get am,
kIndlIng wood split us it ever was.
but over sixty Young men of Rome arr.
ready to Z" West and avenge the death
of Custer.
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Letter

Written by the late Rev. Norman Macleod,
ID. d., ON his 57th Birth day, to his aged
Mother.
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Oh the lady teachers. has acquired quite
IA good knowledge of Turkish. and Miss
fafllck Is vigorously applying her at
tentIon to Greek. The Home will then
be the full complement of its brother
institution at Roumeli Hissar.
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