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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04
PACIFIC COAST.

SALT LAKE CRY. Feb. 2.-The Union
Pacific Road is now open and trains are
running. To-day's train is about 8
hours late. The Utah Northern has
been blocked since the 21st Of January.
It will probably be some time before the
track will be cleared to enable trains to
pass. In the meantime mails and pass
engers are transported over the divide in
sleighs.
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 3.-Representa.
tives from banks Of the city will meet at
Merchants Exchange tomorrow after.
noon to receive and act upon the report
Of the committee concerning the estab-
fishing Of q clearing house.
Kehey's Soap Works on Greenwich
street. between Webster and Buchanan,
were destroyed by fire last night.
SAN JOSH. Feb. 2.--Martha Tillotson
10 years old, daughter Of q wealthy
farmer living between Berryessa and
Milpitas. committed suicide by shooting
herself with revolver this morning.
Cause, disappointment in love affairs.
The following dispatches were received
at the Central Pacific Railroad Office last
evening: Wells, Nevada. Feb. ID,
q. m.-Strong wind and drifting snow
reported between here and Tosno. A
snow.plow and ak engines came through
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

Boston, Feb. 3.-The committee of
creditors of Harvey Chapman & Co. re.
port the liabilities of the firm at $780,
1896, and assets at $15S. $50, not includ-
ing $50, 900 due from John Cochrane Jr.
and $500 which Chapman claims is
loans not invested in the frm, and offer
thirty seven and half cents on the dol
lar on time. The creditors want City
cents in thirty days or will place the firm
in bankruptcy.
MIDDLETowN, Feb. 3.--Whiie clearing
the snow from the Midland Railroad yes
terday the pillow left the track, crashing
into the bridge over Willmenac river;
smashed IL down. and bridge. pillow and
engine tumbled into the river, with nine
men on the pillow and cab. Those on the
pillow were all more or less bruised and
cut, while those in the cab. 10 addition
to other wounds, were seriously scalded,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

JUST received the greatest assortment
Of tinted papers ever brought to Phoebe.
All tints, shades, shapes and Sizes dotty
dimple for little children. and common
sizes for older folks. Also, a fine assert
ment of sheet music--just received and
more on the way. Make your friends
happy by presenting them with box or
80 Of fine paper-procurable at my stand,
Lees drug store, Main st. r. V. WATT.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
60 to J. J. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. t..
New MILLINERY GooDs.-I have on
hand fine assortment OF fashionable
hats for ladies' and children which l
offer for sale at prices to suit the times.
IT MRS. WARD, Lacour street.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. Feb. 81. r. Plunkett, now
Secretary Of the British Legation at
Yeddo, has been appointed Secretary at
Washington.
TAsHEND, Feb. 3,-The special envoy
from the Emir Of Bokkora has arrived
here to explain the recent ornaments.
DUBLIN, Feb. 3.-Father VIM. Burke,
well-known Dominican Father and ora
tor, is improved in health, which was
seriously impaired.
Stanley Leighton, elected to Parlia-
ment in place of Arnsby Cove has been
created Peer.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

FOR SALE!
Cheap FOX Cash.
vJvHH VIRGINIA LODGING HOUSE, STU.
i ated on Meadow Valley Street. ne1t above
Mott. Fish 4 Cos Store.
Apply on the prsmisss. ja26-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

Z. =. MOTION. I. scBwxIoKa
Boots, Boots, Boots.
MORTON 4 SCHWElCER,
MAIN STREET, PIOCHE,
Adjoining Wells, Fargo h Co.
A RE PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE ALL
"A kinds Of superior Custom-made Boots,
Nailed, Pegged, Screwed or Eewed, from the
best brands Of French Stock.
SEwED BOOTS their Speciality.
We will guarantee our 6ewed French Calf
Boots and Caters to be equal to any ever made
In the State.
GOOD FIT WARRANTED, Or NO SALE.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid 70
REPAIRING.
HTour Prices will conform TO the Times.
MORTON & 0CHwEIGER.
myl2-h
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
81 GrLMER I sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LIsE:
Barnardis Hattie Raymond
W p Clark
DEPARTURES.
By HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
John Lynch John Crowley
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

TALK about Amnesty Bill. Africa.
Black Hills, or "Cuban Note" but
for elegant drinks or fragrant cigars
patronize Psnaca Saloon, One Price!
One Bit,
Town TALK.-The pronounced fne
liquors and splendid cigars at Panaca
Saloon. Lacour street-only one price!
one bitl
DIR. j. s. HAMMOND has established an
office over the State Bank. Residence
Jas. Finley's house, Cedar street.
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. c. Poujsde's. Meadow VAL
ley street. If.
MAPLE SYRUP. cranberries and this
years catch of mackerel, Just received,
ut T. G. PoUJApE's.
PUrs AND CALLS Put up one price
-one bit !!-and call for what you want,
at Panaca saloon, Lacour street.
CoeNAc, brandy. fine whisky, Holanld
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. c. Pou.
jade's. If
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wines
at Poujade's. If
A GOOD stable for rent. Apply to W.
r. Wilson, Press Wand's saloon. II
BEST brands OF Tobacco and cigars al
Poujade's. IF
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04
.xcIsco STOCK REPORT

sAS FRANCISCO. February s.
MORNING SALES.
ssih"s,,-5s ssH 5skb5 5ss
80 vypsTican-l9h 1875
aS n,id Curry-3lh 2ls .o,..o
so Goaias aelcher-6l 61h 6la 62bso
20 Sess..ss-2l 20s4 2lb5 2iS
200 Chollar IDreross~-55 81 54b30 81 53b 55s
30 Bale point-24 231s 24's b30 23H 23S
20 S TaI,oy Jscket-9S 9sS loopo
a Imperial-SH
90 an Quarts ,,Lhz
gg u4ntnck-I2h 12s l2Sbo
y, nninba--24 24b10
10 o pa.sIIcher-S3s. 33s 3iblo
=" ~ Consdeuce--20
i ,go can Virginia-426 ~ oo,>
ll0 Oon Nsyada-22h 22k 22I
10 SSlNoIti,ornis-s4x s4ss s5b5 sths3o "a SAX
BIS 9i's Sia
"A Bullion-4o
$50 Exchequer-Eo
IS seq D .s4 y 81 Glas GAY eiHsl065
~ ~ GIrstice-2sH 2sA 2sh
SO SSuusscnr-2A ~ %. az az az
ii is0 Irnion Con-sh 10 81
ooe adv Bryan--4 A.. ~ 4spio
IA Julis-l5A 10 I5h
200 Csledonla-oA oAs
100 KnickerDocAe'
.i gS baltimore Cons
40 TTtsh-ls
ooS silver Hill-12S l2h
o." AFTERNOON SALES
orr aak
$40 Meadow 'aii icy; az on % oal. al o.
1876 Raymond
200 Prussian-,i,a 10 ,,L ,Ixu.
400 Leopard-liS is
100 Jeferson-o az
$50 Gila-2H ~ az
s35 Panther-zzH
$40 Alps-6
900 Adams hill
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04
B Y LEG r. APH!

SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-04

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, in and for the District Of Nevada.-
In Bankruptcy. Of appointment OF As
siRnee.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment by said Court a. Assignee Of the
estate Of VIM. stansheld. . Bankrupt OF the
County Of Lincoln. State Of Nevada, within
said District, who has been adjudged . Bank.
rupt upon the petition Of John VIM. Harrison.
one Of his creditors.
Phoebe, January oath. 1875.
Jos. r. HOAa,
JAS sod Assignee.
, 1876-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

MAN ZA3
"vcry good for Young wotnan.n was tho
c,,nmcn, nj nm vho h,1 ,,on +, 49,, .,a,oraa
~ N~,,..,..s,. .s,sh. ' =, .,u auu.!eo
~ Mcsea !ast n'eh', ah nc lett Inc tneaLfc.
And very good Tor an old woman, too" was
IONS MIS-, Anderson's ir,pcrsonA,lon nj nnr.
hsmia was rood for a younr woman" womau po.ses.el
Of remarkable natural gllts, Or fof q" old
woman, not SO richly endowed, who might
hare supplied throughout the deficiencies
NJ nat,tyn I'll. ,nost nt,.,fc,h,c to,.
,,r. ~ ~, na.t..+,... w." A..
tu'e ~ t"e ps'4uttAauee ". was ''le &C.
serSo she exerc'scd' She dt' not once Ger
step the modcsty OF nAtuFc--hcr rcttrnnt was
ncyer once relaxed, In view III tho tctnpta,.on
=, n.,t ar, .ho c,,+,,,, t,on,o,,o .I,n ,,,,..
,"".1 ~. WV ssit"'u n'"". "...G. ens mum
hNye '', Ilaa .''a' sioleht ees'eu'a.lon ana ioud
talking would please q large portion Of her
nlldcnrr, her scif4lcntal was eommentlable.
Shcn.rt,t hnyr rcnresentct1 n,hcr tf,an f;rrct,n
,,,.t,or'",,,to, a,rrJnoI ..,,,,,o,, H.. ,,,..,a..
"'h'us"tu1,' S"'"eN', euouusu, u'I a'ncst'
na"s'ona'e n1u 1use'l-conlaaheo- ane hha CHOSEN.
She did not ouee choose, although barbarous
Grccians and untuturrd barbarlans occutied the
,tr,,,nd nm nil sidca ~ bor II ,rou,a hn un.v ~
:.a1.'. ~. -. ~. .,,"s " ~
pon, o., ae'ce,s ,' IN n ,,ss Anoc.7ons ae.,nR-to
say that ller Walk IN TIC ilrst oct was awkward.
thht ner gestures at tlmcs wSrc crnmpct, that
1icr huh!1'Gsa was tnca9re and defective. But
small cavil ol thl. description really llns no place
, 1876-11-16

Tho increase m the attendance at tho Tnber-
naclc last evening was purity due to tho pres
ence OF party OF rcylyal -excurstonIsts frun
Joliet. Another excursion Is announced from
Elgtn tomorrow. Thrro has been regular md
steady increase in tho wcck-nlght congregations
from Monday,w ,wen It llas been small, to Friday,
wcl,, olcc or twice. tho great building llus l,ce1
day afternoons ansi evenings. The fuiluro Ut
the strcct-car companies to lay their trucks past
tlr door Ut tho Tabernacle, ~ was expected
aud the uncomfortable, condition of MuIIEoa
quito serious obstacles IN tho way Of thc
public, who wara only mildly iesrous of Ut.
have Thought pf establishing y regular place of
people Within tho rud,a, of half y mile tun
alnlost any otllcr spot That t1'tlld liay. bcch
selected itssc thu na vtty limits; u,,l tho fact
that III spite of these drawbacks there llas bceu
lcsltics the overflow meeting. Ut Farwe,l llall'
for pc:lod Of slx weeks, with prospects of still
Wltell VIII ~ forever i'eutgtib'o ~ tlc religious
athIas q n!sc,pos f Sa" aud D'h hrmins.sa;, IN
Manchester anl l.onlun, but at no IncetIf, has
the PREPARATION u tnanircrs tn tllg eongrcEatiol.
tl!o rcvlval-Wnrk been nlOTu apnre1lt, and no.
whcrc hase Christians bcon nitro surprised ut
thy largeilcss Of the answers to their pruyers
TAc meeting last evening upcueh with singing
tho hymn, "WIlat friend w have IL Jtsua,''
ttsn prayer by thu lsey. bfr. Parkt,ur*t, q solo
ahyma b tho congregation, "fu ths Gross ot
Christ Glory" Tho Bcripturr-lcsspn WIS from
the twensy.fFth chapter di Acts, being the A.
cnunt ol tho conversion Ut st. l.aul. AIutllcr
snln by Mr.. sa'1kcy, ''Almpst Fcrsualcd," aud
thou
TIN SERMON.
You rclnemocr last night lad = man for my
text. We have another tban tonight, tho one
casu than that Of the rrpliga1. II didn't take
long to eonyice hun OF l|a duty after ho had
spcnt all aud began to ba IN want; ho was u
the botta4n Of tho ladder, but H4lll Of rAraus
WAS Ut tho top. There could npt be q Moru
, 1876-11-16
t1ic tree had no figs upon It, Il haa no bu-tncss

tl,G tree had no fig, upon It, st hSa no business
After the singing hrot',cv from the country
reIMrtCsl n rtvlyaI which had bEcn III progrcHa
for ten months III The Town where lo lives,
mccslnus being held. right Though Tic hot
weather. "Wc sn,netltnc, speak ut hard cascs,'
bniti tl,a brother, "aut there arc no llard easos
Tho next spca1tcr wns
n1snorcnEHRy,
Who said: Ny heart Is particularly burdcned for
ore class Of pcrttlna wnMcct VII rnIIstant oppn-
v1carlo''s aacridcc of CIrI.t. Yo,t j,avs no IDA
how pcTststently tltH ltrln0 Is attacked III ccr-
tain quarters, and wlat efforts nre made to keep
young lenpla from hclcy'ng IN Jesus Christ as
day live young lnlics ramc to inc, bright Intel
!!gcnt grla, every ono Of them In trouble Urer
this guestton. Tkoy Ind been taught that Christ
@ was @ .her teacher a'lt example, a'!i This W. alt
get into th!a way of believing that Jesus died to
Bave US from our s[,lsrt
said to them, ~ shall glvo yon no book on
& Inc &".n,ncMaent s, hut w'st yo'l 70 90 hume and
bcr that il was iy,itten f5o sears beioro Christ
wna horn; read It over atsl over, and over agatn,
antl pray to the Holy Spirit to help you u,lacr-
"Now,' said tl'e speaker, ~ want to pray for
these young Indies, n1 for all that class of per
sons who are plagued by that falsa ,lwtrlne''
Two otl,cr requests which hal cun.n up sncn
tho neettng hogan .wctr ttnn rra, for n
man at the point Of death wl,uw ont nf Christ,
that the wor,l spoken tn him that lay might ba
blessed IL his salvation; md The ntlicr I,lysI-
clan anil Ills wits u, anre ailtsctio,l, tat they
might both be brought TO Christ.
Bishop Cheney followed With earnest prayer
for all these cnAcs.
,.Ms.. Moody thcn desired tho meeting to pray.
ellcnt1y, for the special blessing Of tlMl upnn Ill
tlDcnnvcrtc4l persons prcscnt, upon tho Bible
reading at 0'clpck In tho AFTERNOON, aud uuu.,
tho Taurnnc1e service At night.
Thu Inquiry meetings III tic small rooms. of
tho platform aud under thu gallery, weru then
in the upper ami lower halls. Tho bcncdictI0t,
was then pronounced t,y tho lscY. Mr.. Atkinson.
, 1876-11-16

bic emil.
Take The mssenblo acknowledgement llbcrtinc,
Who has dDtlG H,llch to ruin ttliuccht wu1tltn;
your tttnc ia coming By nnd by. II Il pour
these nly-to',g,tcd villains st!ll are prnistd aud
flntNrctl. hui there Ii II tiod who will judge
you, md you will find nut soun enough TINT tho
Wuy Df the trauagresstlr iS hard.
The nthcr night REAL lrstcr from t,rokcn-
hearted wutluI, asl!I.g INC tu pray fur llcr lns
bA,Nl, WHO laa committed n forgery, and hail
fled fran ltts l1stfo tor fear of the penalty of
tic law. l.p III t1sr gallery hu sat willie read
uycr no rasnu IL c nt9 confessed Ills stu. nuyer
pItletl II In.n ri IN aIl NY Ifs: We prayed ~.
guthcrt ltl tlt next hight !lc cn''1t m|DlN, kar-
luz, feel us II Jesus lmtl furgvcn my sin, Int
made up my mtWl TO 20 hume md gtye nlyaoif
NJ, To The ullsevta nf justtcc aul suppose they
Will send mt ~ prison t"r ten years. And ,"w
wont y1u pray fur my 1sn'r family whose
l!4srarct" All, my fricn.ls, that .,,l!l
didn't find It easy TO fight aganst t'm'.
II IL tlunsa.nt times hnrler to serve
Cllrlst to4!ig.; ccasu ynnr rebellion, a,l4 Eve
HIN yu,ir lrnyt. Let lis rray.
And Mr. Mtnney nllerc.l up prayer full 0f
tenderness a'nl lears 'ar THIS InH'r man who, hc
sail, Win doubtless nov In u pEIsHn r4l.
Tho dtsroilrcr, ssosln. with such strange nrl
striking tchirHt wf,ir Mvi,rrr,l ,n.ly Int SIM.
tiny and al0Htlly at .iv Tabernacle, ua,!s n.'st
protonnA imprr.s!on. Many wcre In tears ."scr
Kcnsc uf duty, ltad gycn himself up to such
tcrrthlu penalty fur his elsl.
a hymn WIS blI,g tllG MfteF.,ucctings were
ca!ic,I, and tho work "f instractng beginners
Hus reaumeLl-M work which Is the real harvest
In this great rcapiltg time.
DtfIsIpH MEETINGS.
Encouraging reports come In from kalnIna-
s,H', wl'erS ~ rcysEal woFk commenced by
, 1876-11-16

uenutK fuht u Luko... ln1ln1a.ny, and NlNtccoth.
IT,. snd Cnna! and sIxtcenth.sta Ticket OllccA 81
Cark-At., ali1 At Iepotk, -
, 1876-11-16

kchFE. ] NFf1Vc.
Kantas Cty f}cntcr Fart Ex. sl,::f1 o. M :snn ro
IT. Louis Springfield Ex.,,,, H:fsln in Hr1 - n @
r.. Louis. Springfield d Tcxh ii;(l1p M 7aIih IN
1ckln anti itrofIa Fast Expr.s s;{:lrIn t III; r. ~,
icot!A nay ExpscaS n:tslh. m. sol =. IN.
Isnl!as 1s:Gkuk q bnfakfo1.t B:fnp tn. 7Ali IN,
SMGaEoH IAuHGM! II. ~ En- uaUil. m. ktti
SMfhtof Lacon, Washt0h IL Isl::aup. NJ. IEJ7. n.
JolGt {: Dwight AccaulnIlat M i:N} i, J DsJa IN
, 1876-11-16
LAKE SHORE L MICHIGAN soUTHERy,

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE L ST. PAUL RAILROAD,
Cnlnn Dtrnt. carnrr MallsIH AnI CanA.sLa. Tl.kcs
0Gltc, ~ sEuth cark.st, orpostto 6lietuaa House
, 1876-11-16
TIE 1tEI'l{ODlSTS,
sOurunRN CoKFtNEkCxS.

RicuMoND, Nov. l6.-lho eighty .sccond An-
uuai Confereuee vi tho Methodist Episcopal
Church South. u ViHtuIa, commenced i.s SIT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-09-28
The deeper the sorrow the less tongue
hath it.-Talmud.

The deeper the sorrow the less tongue
hath it.-Talmud.
One loses all the the time which he
can employ better.-Rousseau.
Occasions of adversely do not make
a man frail, but they show what he is
Thomas A. Kempis..
Superficial knowledge is like oil
upon the water 1t shines deceitfully
lbut can be easily skinned off.
No true artist ever worked yet fol
ambition. He does the thing that is
ia him to do by force far stronger
than himself. The first fruits of q
mans genius are always pure of greed.
Idleness is the Dead Sea that swal.
lows up all virtues, and is the self
made sepulchre of living man.
Never think that Jesus has comm an
ded triAe with anything he has COM
mAnded.
The humblest and the weakest may
know more of God, of moral evil and
good, by single act of charity or a
prayer of seif-surrender, than all the
ages can teach, aye, or all the thsologi-
ans can dOgmatize upon,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-09-28

rasheps for keepin the peece. OuI
shotguns will rename unused. The
powder and buckshot We hev b0nghl
will be ded stock on our hands till the
military are removed;and wat Is worse
there will be that sullen feelin wich
hangs upon all men who hev theil
dearest hopes crushed.
And then suppose that, under the
perteckshun NV these blOo-kot'd hire.
Inns, the niRgers shood all vote, and
shood elect Republican Offishels? Sup
pose them niggers, under the kiver Nv
Fedrel muskits, shood lose that discre
sheD wicb a shot gun inspires, and
shood persOom to challenge sich Onna
turalized voters ez we ginerally bring
up to swell onr msjorities for moral ef
feet, and compel US to reject 'em? And
suppose that, by this tyranny, they
shOOd carry this precinct, and git 9
voice in things? Suppose they shood
git power to levy taxes for township
and moonissipal purposes, and guided
by Pollock, Bigler, and the carpet bag
gers, shood compel us to pay taxes, ,and
to work on the road and sich! III
short, suppose that the power should
pass out NV our hands and into theirnI
The Corners shudders when it cOntem.
plates sich possibility.
| warn the minyuns Nv power al
Washington not to trifie with us. We
want no Federal soljers here-we saw
enuf them some years ago. we hev
acceptid the Observation-Disclosures
is dangerous in Republic. We may
be crushed, but-remember Poland!
Wv course we shel hold a meetin to
pertest agin this outrage. The Cor
ners alluz holds a meetin when it is
aroused. Bascom likes it. Becoz,
when we meet to pertest agin any de-
uyin NV our rite to control the nigger,
the citizens git excitid, and IN their
forgetfuInis actilly pay Tor their drinks;
the citizens like it becoz it gives then
an excoos for histing in twice ez
much ez they otherwise wood. When
ever they take drink on sich Occa-
sions, they feel that they hev dischar-
ged patriotic dooty. A more patriot
ic people ] never lived upon. We
shel pass series uv stinging resoloO-
shens, and then wait in dignified- 81
lence to see eff our protest will be disre-
garded. In the interest NV peece, ]
hope not.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, Reformer.
P. ST. notis that Tweed is capcher-
ed. Eff the Dimoerisy Nv Moo York
ever permit him to come off nv ship
alive, they are i,leots. Merciful Hev
ins! the idea NV his bein brot back to
tell wat he knows Nv Rings, with Til
den ez Reform candidate! Whenev-
er Dimocratic statesman gifts thro
with stealth, he ought, for the sake Nv
his survivors, to be immejitly killed.
The bringin back NV Tweed is Re-
publikin trick. 1t is taking a mean
NV our Reform candidate.
Eff Wilyam hez the stubs NV his check
book about his person, Tilden is lost
man.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-09-28
POETRY.
A story Told off Nantucket.
From the Boston Journal.J

from the Boston Journal
.rTbere are no heroes now," said she,
And turned with scornful, wearied air,
And looked across the waves TO where
A dim gray island met the sea
81 wish there'd be ninth Crusade.
Or Arthur's knights would come once more
Or of Nantucket's prosy shore
A second Ilium might be-made.
s.No flame of genius lights our page;
Oar muse is dumb. No martyr wakes
Our hearts from sleep. No hero breaks
The level of our stupid age"
He looked at her in sad surprise;
Was she SO heartless and 6IGSef
Was there no bravery to-day
Could make a hero in her eyes?
sand yet on that prosaic shore
A hero may have been,' said he;
''A knight or martyr here might be
Who never cross or armor wore.
ssJust off Nantuckets rugged coast
One day last week boat went down
In sight of dwellers in the town,
And all on board but one were lost.
ssFor there were two who caught an oar
And foated for moment; they
Had comrades been for many day,
Had danger shared on many shore.
some felt the oar begin to sink
Beneath the double weight he knew
1t surely could not float the two,
And one must 60. He did not shrink;
His sacrifice his friend might save,
And pausing not to give him choice,
He shouted, with a ringing voice
That never faltered, strong and brave
Gas when they scaled an Alpine height
And shouted to the arching sky 3
In triumph, 'One must o-good-bye-
God bless you Y and was lost from sight.
s.His friend was saved but now alone
He ever hears that voice repeat
- 'Good-bye-Ged bless your clear and
sweet,
In tides that roar and winds that moan :"
The red lips lost their scornful curl,
And quivered now with tender pain,
And tears fell like summer rain
From the dark lashes of the girl
''That scas heroi greater love
Hath no man = passionately thrilled
The vibrant tones her face was filed
With reverence all words above.
He murmured to himself apart
Watching the languid cynic's face
Transformed witt radiant, tender grace
s'Ah now know she has heart."
-[ParsoHs.
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American and Foreign Patents

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all countries. NO FEES IN ADNANCh. NO NO
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for making preliminary examinations. NO
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missioner ALL rejected applications may De
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Nasty.

Military Interference i'm the Interest of n Ere
Vote---He Protests Against such an Outrage
Upon the Corners, and Tells How .'We'
Had Prepared to Protect the stNiggerso---
TO Overthrow ssTiiden and Reforms