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Gicrous Adventure Of Nevada Pate: fam.
,lias
From the Truckee Republican,

From the Truckee Republican.
This is only simple story. 1t Is true
one, however, and the scene is laid near the
northeast shore OF Lake Tahoe. The boy Of
the family got steel trap to catch a
grounding. 1t was about 4 quarter OF q
mile away from the house. Along about
dusk he went out to look at the trap, and
found skunk caught therein by the fore
foot. The boy returned to the house and
reported progress. He needed assistance in
getting the varmin" out OF the trap. The
entire family, young and old, proceeded
with the young gentleman to the scene Of
action. The skunk seemed not the least
bit disconnected by the formidable array
He cody watched the procession as it ap-
preached, and acted as though he consider
ed himself master of the situation. Il
wouldn't do 10 leave the animal to die in
the trap, because it wouldn't be at all likely
that anyone could approach after the skunk
was dead.
\ long rope confined the trap and the
skunk's foreleg to peg. Paterfamilias hit
upon plan that he Immediately proceeded
to put into execution. Slipping up to the
peg he carefully united the rope. The
skunk carefully eyed him through the op-
Grafton as if wondering what would come
next. Pateriamilias gave gentle pull at
the end of the rope. The skunk tried to
turn around for the purpose Of fleeing or
otherwise, but pull at the rope kept him
heading toward the man. And SO they
went, the man pulling, the skunk squirm-
ing and following, and the family
bringing up the rear at respectable dis
tance behind. The lake was a quarter Of
mile away, and in that direction they pro-
ceeded. All went we'll. The father was in
high glee over the success of his plan. The
skunk could not help keeping pointing
toward the man, and that didn't seem to
satisfy him. At last the ekuBk got q
glimpse over his shoulder of the women
and children, and made up his mind that
they we're within range. simultaneously
with this conclusion, the air was filled with
screams and calculations from the group
who were following. The air was also filled
with something else. There was hasty
examination of clothes, holding of noses,
and a scampering. Each member Of the
group insisted tha; every other member was
hit. The procession tor the rest of the
journey consisted only of paterfamilias
and the skunk. The crowd smelled the bat |
tie from afar. When the lake was reached |
paterfamilias gathered all his energies for .
final effort. The intention of paterfamilias |
was to twitch the rope SO violently ~ to |
throw the skunk into the lake. The inten- |
ton of the skunk was-well, both accom- |
plished their purpose. The skunk went |
whirling through the air and landed on pa |
terfamilias. Both we're horse de combat. The
skunk was drowned, and paterfamilias went |
off and buried himself
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The Chinese Method.

The two great political parties, assuming
to speak for the country, have declared q
profound contempt for the Chinese, and
have taken steps TO secure their exclusion
from the United States. Yet The people Of
the country will begin on Mondsy-they
have indeed began already-to celebrate
what they are taught to regard a the great
est event in history in c purely Chimes
manner-by exploding 6recracken and
making a continuous and hideous noise BY
every conceivable method. We distrust
Chinese civilization, and yet We offer it the
sincerest fiattery by initiating it Our bar
barous national custom is all the more
idiotic becan,e it is not indigenous
York Erening Pda.
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The Sure Cure Truss,
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DR.. j. BRYAN,
CoNsULTING PHYSICIAN FTHE
Clinton Medical and Surgical Institute

Is7 East Fifteenth Street, Hev York,
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CUSTER.

TOLEDo, o., July "a special To the
BLADE" from Monroe, Michigan, the home
OF Gen. Custer, says that the startling news
Of the massacre OF the General and his party
10y the Indians created a feeling of the
most intense sorrow among all classes.
Zen. Custer passed several years OF his
youth at school in Monroe, and his parents
have resided there for many years. His
wife is 4 daughter of Hon. Dan'l L. Bacon,
prominent citizen OF that place, and is
now at the post recently commanded 10y
Gen Custer-Fort Abraham Lincoln.
The town is draped in mourning, and a
meeting of the council and citizens was
held this evening to take measures for an
appropriate tribute to the gallant dead.
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Ia7 East Fifteenth Street, New York,
Guxrn+ss the most Scientific Treatment and 4
,pesdy and rmAnent urs IN al cares
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THE KILLED.

ST. LOUIS, No, July Ga telegram,
from Gen. Ruggles, at St. Paul, to Capt.
Greenhale, who is commanding the caval-
ry at the arsenal here, gives the following,
as the names of the officers killed in the
fight between the Sioux and Gen. Clusters
command: Gen. Custer, Col. Custer, Col.
keosh, Col. Yates, Col. Cook, Lieut. Smith,
Lieut.. Mcintosh, Lieut.. Calhoun, Lieut.
iiodgson, Lieut.. Reilley, Lieut.. Porter and
Lieut.. Sturgis. Lieut.. Harrington is Miss
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PROFOUND EXCITEMENT.

WAsHINGToS, ID. C., July 6.-The news
Of the death of Gen. Custer and the terrible
disaster reported from the West created a
profound sensation here, particularly in
army circles. Up to noon there had been
no official advices at the War Department
Secretary Cameron and Gems Sherman and
Sheridan are in Philadelphia.
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That AntIy stops the most excruciating pains;
aliays inflammation and cures congesti,ns whe,her
OF the Lungs, stomach. Bowels or other gland or
organs, On one application.
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No matter how violent or excruciating the ] ain,
the Rheumatic, Bed .Iiiden, Iufrm, Crippled,
Nervous, Neuiaigic. or prostrs,ed with disease
may suffer.
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Ser c1anuar 1876,

Oer alte uSunoertiabriae GaleuSer"
tommt am Gnoe wieper ,u @brcn. Sic
80 . Shines" mabt baraul aufmert
iam, bah Oas Wetter i'm Sabr 1875 Zen,
ces heurl9en Sauuar burd,auS glcih mar.
Der Man9cl an @Is im 0afen BON 80.
ton perbnNerte Maibinaton an einem
llsberfun Der Stuot, ermoslidjte absr Den
NmerifaLern Die 9lhisnouns bon Sdlr
fen aus Den norpl,d)en S1f,n nod Mcit
lnoicn, um WunltlOn au bolcn Sle
mllbe Mitterun9 Der eriten Janudrtatc
l776 leh tie lleberraidluna Der Sohlln
Der inter Spbnion in Wiobawt Yal y
9clinacn.
Der eric Sauuar l776 wuroe turdl
Die 9lcNerbrennun9 Der olt,n biitoriidcn
Golonialitapt 9toriolf in Srolnien bl. rdl
9oro Sunmotc btseidnet. S;cs crbobte
Die Sitterfet ocr eImeritancr 8eaen ole
ensliidc Ie8icruns bcosatcun.
Sie Gonisrpatiuen mo 2oDalen id)eu.
ten ld' bis Oabin, Die 8esebun9en gum
MfuttcrIaaoe absubreben. Ginioe wur.
De-. blersu nurd decentralization bcwo
gen; pererbtc @efibIe, Samllsniiberlic.
Ierun9en uno alte 8cmobnbeiten bieIten
'bre Slebe Su @lt@nslano mad 9ln.
reren ld)len Die f0nl9l'he Seite vie bes
@sisBss nno Der bur9erIidsn Srpnuna ~
leln nro oas eisene Sntertije peritdrftt
baufiy oieS llrtbe,I. Samllier, pie o.t
SelancepS, Die Ybilipp's uno 9lnoere
beiaBen i'm Staate Stem 9orf uon gou.
fers nb bts gum 3od,l.npe auberororuti,d
umfdnarc'de 2anoereisn uno fin d,teteh
III elmer Weooluton oeIiclben perluitio
~ geben.
Iua in Der Start Icw gors bate oi,
brltlld,s Stone 'ablrelde 9lnqanaer. 1os
9anie Queens Sountp mar tor,alid, ae
linnt. Die boldncliGen 7am,l,en IN
unf um W'w yort batien clue ausae.
'prohrne abneiaung aeaen Die ,,repplu
t'onaren llmtrlebe" IN ben Meu Gualanr
Staaten. Selsit in steu Gnslono aat
es cine Sta>t, Portsmoutb, q. s., pi,
Der popularen Seueguns ecn eritIidfeu
@incrftano leiitcte.
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a,ermann, NO., aaitttpob, sen 2 Sebrnar 1876.

Cine Belt long fdjisn es, ais wlroen
id nur Die gfeu England Staaten ~
elmer unabbdnaiaen Mepablit ertIiren
uno 6rantIin bate ben Wuth, ;u idrei.
ben, oab, wenn Dem 10 iudre, er fein
fTnitiaes @e,did init bem ibrigen ber'
eiui9en woqe. Sn ben Neu Gnglano
Stuoten fob man natiirIid, Die 9aubeit
Der StaSt uno bss Staatcs Stem gorf
nit isbr idcelen 8lden an unb Sec
bate nit cnrr iciner Don Connecticut
aus untcrnommenen GSpeoitionen Die
heuiae Gmp,re Gltp oeu Sdredni6en
elmer edlodt ausseiest. SOd baiirt
aus iener Belt idon Elm llmidDuns Der
oHsntllden Meinuns; piele Der anse.
iebenitsn Samilien Die toesen ibres
@runtbedscs srobe Sefabr lief.u, bic
Says, 2ipn0itones. Samiltons, S6ns'
lsrs, Yan @enTelaerS uuo Nnbere Igm'
patbiIirten bersits often nit Sen sluf'
Gs mar iii bieicn Sauuartaaen Dor
100 Sabren, oab Die ensliiden Offi,iert
in Bottom clue Ssrace nit Ocm 5itel
,Oie Ser drfung Der Slofaoc" aufibr
ten, Die pI0bliA unterbrutsn luuroe onrd
pie Meloune eines Scraeanten, oab BIZ
2luiitanbiid,en Die SiiseI UNI Die Stao
teieitl9ten. Sas wuroe Suerit als elm
gute Smprouliation sur GrlObunG Del
Is fleets anseieben, bic Die Sdauipielc'
Der Mirtlldtelt inne ipurocn unt
Idleunieit abainaen.
@aibington uernlebrtc nod in Sanual
ieinc Sruppen BON 5000 ant 10000
Mann uuo obmob! er uon Munition
entblobt NOR, mahte bies suiunmen nit
ieiner mliiterbuftsn Ssfkcrsrcifuns ron
So,deite, Sei9bts. einen iolhen Gin
oruf, Dap stwas ipGter Die Iaumuus DC,
Staot erfolstc.
Il Gs ipGr I'M Sauuor, bab sic neu'
6laaae bon orcisebn Strcifcn in &ctt
j, uno Weib, aber nbne Die St.rnc, ,uerl
, IN Der gtdbe bon Der Gontincntal.Nrme'
entfaltet wuros. Der Winter mar tu'
Sic Golonien bon Gorge. 9luirealtng uni
@tiahr. s. par nunm.br fIar semorrcl
-, Nab mon Dor einem aroben Srisge uni
!. cincm roBen Wbidlntte Dor Der 8etsc
\ ithidtc itano. @Uhl @euige waGtcl
canals porhcr,nia9en, Oh llnbel oee
Grfola baraus berbor9ebcn iuVrOe.
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sd Fam es INNER nod nidt beare-
fem" iprod er. nbab Du. junses lieb.
IideS @eidopt. mid. red @rom uno
SdidiaIs Oas Saar aeblsid)t. bic Stirn
aerunseIt haben. oeiIen 3iiae uerwittert
une beriuiloert iino in ,luans sidbriaen
8rieas,iaen, oab Nu mid aewdblt buit i!
llno Marie erwiperte n3af Su mid
.oeun nidt aerettet pcn rem arauenpoas
fen Shidial? !? 9Sdre i'd nld,t Die Ueute
bss blutbiiritlaen Morhsrs ohne Sid p
9dae ih nid,t pieleid,t fdon nebeu Der
Sdwciter, nit einem ipibcn, SIubcnp,n
Glien i'm Sdabel ?"
v9ab, lab oaS !" fprad abmebrenb
Der Spiellnanu. .Gs 1T gu erauenuoa !
Gr bat sebiibt |"
Oie Wiutter nnterbrad hie eprcdsnocn
nit ben Worten u&on.n,t su Slid, Der
perr Yfarrer 1T eben gefommsn !"
Sle iesten fd in Der 2aube Dor rea'
$auie gum frohlid)rn Mabl nit ben,
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