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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-13
District Court Summons.
In h District Court Of the sixth
Judicial District, In anI for
Eureka County. state
of Nevada.

V,HE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
i Greeting to CHESTER CASE:
lou IRE hereby Required to appear in nm
action commenced against you as defendant,
by ISABELLA NJ. CASE as. plnintif. in the
Distric Conrtot tho sixth Judicial District,
in and tor the county Of Eureka. State Of
Nevada, Mt the town of Euroku, and ar.
swer tho complaint therein, which rs on hle
with tho Clerk OF said T, curt, within ten days
after the service on you OF this summons
exclusive Of the day Of snrvicc-if served in
said county, or twenty days 4 served out Of
snid county b I within this district. md in All
Other cases forty days; or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against yoJ, according to
the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action is brour hi to recover Judg-
mont against you the said defendant. that the
marriage between plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved. and n divorce decrecd from the
bonds Of matrimony. sccordiDg to the statute
in such case made and provided; and plaintiff
prays that the custody o. the minor children
be adjudged 70 the plaintif. The ground on
which said judgment and decree are claimed
is that defendant has willfully deserted. tho
plaintiff for tho period OF one year. has been
guilty Of extreme cruelty towards plaintiff,
and has neglected for tho period of ono year
to provide the plaintiff with the common
necessaries of lite, when such ne siect was not
the result Of poverty on the part Of defends
ant, which he could not have avoided by or
And you are hereby notified, that il you
fail to appear and answer tho siad complaint
as above required tho said plaintiff will take
a default against you. and thereafter apply
to tho Court for the relief demanded.
So In testimony whereof, |, f.. II. Har-
l. 5 mon, have hercunto set my hand and
% aili xed the sea Of snid Court this 18th
day Of April, A. d. 1876.
II. II. HARMON, V
Clork District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis
trict, Eureka county, Nevada.
llillhouse * Davenport, Attys for plaintiii.
j~y30-lawim
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

cILvER WEST CONSOLIDATED MIN
y ing Company-Location of works: Eureka,
Eureka county. Neyada-Pgibcipal place of
business: San Francisco. California. Z
NOTICE-Thcre are delinquent upon tho
following dc cribcd stock, on account of as
sessment-No. G-levied ON the 2ith day of
May, 1915, the several amounts, set opposite
the names oil tho respective shareholders, as
fnlloYs:
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l'OstpOnclnent.

PostpOncunent.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 4, 1919.
The above sale il hereby post oned until
SATURDAY., August 18th 1876. at the same
hour and place ms above mentioned.
Per order of the Board of Trustees.
+. X. BUNKEk, Sec'y.
Office: Room Nos. 3 and 4 Shcrman's
Building, No Cos Montgomery street, Fan
Francisco, Cal. $3.50 al au5-id
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SARY, NO. 623 kEARNY ST.,
corner Of Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Com.
mercial street. Established in
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FRANK ABADIE,
Estate Dealer
Buell. EUREKA. NEW
Office In the Brick Building.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
l. that i am prepared TO buy. sell and mort
gage real estate in Eureka. and also advance
money on good security. ln'
Iiouscs to rent suitable for business or for
families. ....." UtlI~
l am also prepared to DO a general contract
ing business.
will still continue my wholesale liquor es-
tablishmert. FRANK ABADIE.
mr23-tf Nat.
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIESi NEW REMEDIE
DR.. cIBBoN,s DIsPEN-

q DR.. GIBBONS DISPEN-
Ia SARY, NO. 623 KEARNY ST.,
corner Of Commercial, San Fran
CISCO: Private entrance on Com
mercial street. Established in
1874, for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as GonOrrhea, elect, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impoteney, etc. etc. Skin diseases Of years.
sta lding, and liberated Legs. etc.. successful
DIR. GIBB0N has the ~plcacure Of announ-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals Of Europe, and has re-
samed practice. 4
The Doctor has spared neither time mol
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities fer the ale
Walton Of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence Of self
abuse. This solitary vice. or deprayed sexua,
indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produce
ing with unerring certainty tho following
train Of morbid symptoms, unless combated
by scientific medical measures, viz: SallOw
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain
In the head, ringing in tho ears, noise like the
rustling of leaves or rafting OF chari0ts, un.
~easincss about the loins. weakness of the
limbs, confused vision. blunted intellect. loss
Of confidence, difidence in approaching stran-
gers, q dislike to form new acquaintance. q
disposition to shun society, loss Of memory
pimples and various eruptions about the face
uoCJlC uuSuoop lullcu tOukuc IUNu uICdtn
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monoma-
mia, and frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately, ell
thor in person or BY letter, and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific mode oil
treating this disease, which never fails Of
e~ffecting a quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home. III.
Persons at a distance may be CURED Al
HONEY addressing q letter to DIR. Glib
BON, stating case, symptoms, length of time
the disease has continued. and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use,
By inclosing Ter Dollars coin in q regis
tered letter through the Postofice, or
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S. a package Of
medicine will be forwarded to any part Of tho
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this nd
vertisoment in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j. +. GIBB0N,
Box 1867, San Francisco. California.
jyl. 1y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
For the Freeman.
DEMOCRATIC REFOifN.

The great cry now of Dcmoc, ats
Is honesty ami reform,
And we know they sadly need il,
From the deeds which they have dDnc.
Only one of their achievements
lis in every body's mouth
i the massacre at Hamburg,
In the so-called peaceful South
Another seems about a sad =
OF all things they have done,
l. their changing clerks in Office
At the House at Washington.
FlttY-scvcn of oar union BOYS
Woundcd III many Il bloody llav,
Make room TOR rebel sol hers
Who Wore Jrn DAVIS gray.
Our soldiers. how they fought ior II,
In cary days gone by,
Tue patriots of IheIl couutly.
Always willing to do or die.
To be TIN own aside for rebels,
May seem reform to some
But rs cruel cowardly act,
The Confederate House ia, done
They fought on many battle iield-.
Our Mon TO maintain:
And Others fought beS ide them
WI" sleep on imIrowed plains.
our fathers and our brothers,
Ftom out our hous h"l bands
Sleep iIom The broad Potomac
TO the howInE RIO Grandc.
And shall We give up our heritage
tul >pl,iero fought to save.
Our Union, and our starry nI-,
Fora dl-honored gave.
\o, never let Us rally,
Follow rloui and plll,r d.., aud ni5hl,
Hayes ard hoclcr lor Our walchwo1d,
H'l' f"'' ricforg ami he ripH
DIX. J. II + i
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lnliy of 'ionble-edgcd screams AMI made
h"me howl with melody. And the neigh
hor> broke INTO tie house and found "A bed
room that locked and >melled like Il jury
rs'' IN or Il street car, with ia" sicscst man
they ever ~,w lying with his heal over the
side OF the bed, groaniny at The rate of Il
mile minute. and the worst frightened
woman since ,lfr flood, sitting up beside.
hIim, ~cre tmIn~ faster thtn he 9roaned.
while one OF her eyes WAS pl,t-icr.-d up
WI; black quld of tobacco. And that
! the "aN MI Jarvis clme 10 stop his
L'"J'f, and drnounceS il II the most in
lannon's. m'n1.eio'I~, p.>tilrnt sheet that
EYER d~@rac"d American inurntli>m-
EHriti.Gfot Ut,rt-Ey
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The general appearance of the lake
shore is somewhat dcsolate on account O.
the enormous number Of partially sub
merged trees that stand, some of them :,
mile or more, in the water, and give the
lake the lake the appearance of an Amcri
r:tn river during Hood. The eastern
shore, however, is very beautiful for Aus
irallan scenery, the hills dotted with
ciumps of dark c;rsuarinn rising in bc:luti-
ful grassy slopes from the waters c1rc.
At few miles distance from Lake
George to The eastward is Lake Bathurst.
u much smaller sheet of water that an.
pears to be under very much the same in
t1uence> rs the larger lake, the rncroach-
mcnt of the water bcn" ~ well marked.
although not 50 extensive.
1t would be interesting To Know al the
influences ut work in the increase Of the
Great Salt Lake, ,ah. where it is ~lid to
be growing 1T the rate Of ten inches in
vertical height yearly. A. the whole
country in the neig ighborhood Of thi- lake is
destitute Of trees, Il periodic increase of
rainfall Is most probably the chief cause,
III which case the lakes maximum may be
expected TO be reached 1T any time
The cultivation of land previously bare
might naturally br expected to cause Il
greater retention of moisture. while at the
same time the hardening of the surface hv
the trcadIng of cattle and sheep would
cause the water to run Oft more easily: bat
the area Of cultivated or pa>lurrd land
within The drllna@" basin, compared With
that lett IN it. primitive condition, j. un-
known. and it would be impossible tn dif-
trrrntIatc their effects. II will b" a sub
.irct of considerable interest to watch ,hr
conduct Of these lakes during thr nr>t
twenty yeHr~.-R -Ihhay II -Ntt1r,
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Growing Lakes.


'f""ihS Lakes.
>" ''' w -A">'' 'il''
'l'"-n az III N'"' III com l''i i>"h
win 'iic 'N''"l 0l tllt country possess
>'N'i'H i':,t"i'> ., ''le l''''t''l u
'''e ''' II ''I'>'' '-'h' '''"i 3'' "nich :
!'h, 'l''lN '''isH!''''' t!'t l'l! >ll''l "l
I'tNh "'''l on '''t '"'''''i'"'' i "i''S '"'n-
,'l''' "' t"'n' ,''"' "il''9 III I'!-l
ana seven h'H'> III tl''!th III me Nlu' 4
par I. anu even 'illN l''A' h;.'i u" 'Al~''hrr
-'''' ''' ~ ~
9I".'hu 'rt".> "l'''I' "l 'puIh pass ot-
NnPit' III "'''' = ~" '''' io"t>' 'tIl
"i t'l' '''A' ''''''i"' ana 'ii,' WIS ''N''l
up 'N S'I"t'VI ana >l,'''I ~ in'i>' WA"
H"i' gu ''HI'', N''i 'i't >''i''d OH 'll'
i'" "''"' |'' P','l' 'Iltt "',l''l i le" years
,'''H ""u'' ',' VI IN'H ''ol"''>~'N from III, II
H"iht0 h' t!I' '''N 'tl' III Waters. ne
lI I'N'H' i'h' = S''','''' IT, ~ 'h hN''i"h 81
t""''l tNo th''">liii i'', t""N' tIi' sea, III
me I"Wtr emf OF :; >h;tIIo" BASIN l"Tmt'!
10y 4 ioFh near 'll' >"H HlIiNl Il extremity OF
ne hiJ'' N"Uiit;'i">' ,'hi A"o"' hUh"frd
ana ittI miles from sydney. his basin
l. some forty I" fifty miles IN length. :md
from fifteen 10 twenty miles III breadth
the mountains RISING somewhat rapidly
I" = height of several hundred i"'t on cN-
cry SIDE except tiIt south. tlc depth OF
the Waiter 1T the pres, III tmr IS only from
twenty-five II tlIriv feet. which, cons d,r-
n@ the extent of the Land submerged. at-
tord~ 4 strong argument in favor of the
>UrpO~ltlon thtt the lake existed in past
times. and WIS At least - extensive ~ il
j now An examination OF the banks ol
Ii" crrck which runs INTO the head of the
lake confirmed lhi> hypothesis. and led me
To believe that it has al one time. been NOR,
extensive lhtn il is 1t present for the h,l-
izontal layers of alluviAl deposit could b.
traced along either bank at an elevation
Of ten OF twelve feet above the pres Mt
lnhc surface, lh~. however. could not
hal. been Tho. case within tlI,. last one hun
dred l,.u---unubahly not within many
hunIr,,,> of Years for ,hr present lake j.
frin.,.d with broad c\r.n~c- Of nutjaIly
submerged forest trees. that must h,yr NJ
tanned a Growth @: more lltn a century
before. the water, ,y,r,n,h th,.m Itu,,T
therefore think. be assumed th,t III,
lax. hl. never. IN recent ti,n,., brrn <, *
lrnsiv,. il i. n,w bu+ ,h., fornrrrv il
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\ N.lN\'> l,iAtllm A.Al<~lt>l>
80 on. N\hnh.o no ntjd .,f:.n,inn ia rho
subject can have any idea If ,iir ,l,uIcr
of hrd>' nests i, >,rn1,d in one wear Nv
one cat. t.tA. 10 me. it is wonder Than
th,lr :ir,. amy h:r,l- lrn IN line nitrl
STATE. 10 he. sure. lhrr.. .r,. \.,,- t.w
nav,, heard more bind ,ono~ her, in Iri,,-
zir in The e,.y,n week, have. been here,
than ,v.r did in seven Years II home.
and thrr,. lived most of Ihr ti,nr in ,h,.
co n,ry while here am in The civ ou,.
street. terminates atrup,lv nn thr rnntin..
of a Garden. Which must embrace. twenty
acres. AMI * surrounded on ,hin. ~i.l. !
i,y hivh hntl>r> OuI. block !. fhr last ON
tl!,. street. and oar rooms at ll, end next
tp This Garden. which is fan If tan trees
aud ,hruhhrry and flowers. and nlras,n,
walks and think th,,n are mar. hirl. in
il than in Chcr,y(jll township Iu1j,n,
county. Pa. in winch oar summer h4,nc
wa- situated. and which i n lnrrr town
shin nos less than t,vrntv miles c,,,,,n
Every family there Lilt one. ken, cats to
,mu-, the children and catch ri. ana =
, ,., never tun,h,.s p, rat white il can o,t
:, bird or , nest of birds or p,,,s and ,s
they can r,-ily follow , hirl ~ i. most
and r,,l,uot follow \ rit +, lis there ,rr
moi many bird, left when ,4,ts fan TO
,.,+,l,in~ raj. \uh,Iv raised fui1 ,h.rr
rxrcu1 hy accident, An thc frees v,r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
lI"" Genera! Hayes Headed off John
Morgan

ted for The Pre- esil-ncv because of his civi
life, he ht, a record ;i> 4 soldier that need.
but /" h" published 10 make him is popu-
lar iii the country "a he is in his own Stat,
Whrr" it is already known. The following
narrative of one of the most brilliant move.
m"Ht~ OF the WAY is copied from the Gin
cirHti 7imcs:
In the latter part Of Jane. l>;;, Gen
Hayes had been or!tIrd hV General Scam
mon to make raid ON the Virgins, X
4 tennessee RnllrOrd. 10 cut and dtstlOV il
~ much II possible. A. thrt time Lee
WIS marching north toward GETTYSBURG
ant tnant WIS bcS"iyiuw Nick >burr
Hayes executed successfully his movement
and was marchin" rapidly back to Scam
mon headquarters, 'vhcn he received til,
/ intelligence of Lees defeat and the fail of
Nlck~hnrg, which filled his command
with intense rnthu> iaem.
But there was a draw b.tch in their cAul-
tHtlcn in the further intcliyrn that John
Morgan htI made grcnt circuit in Indi-
ana and One, and was at thai time cross
ing the >ciuo below ChilIicoth- and
making for G,lhp"n~, Whcr thcIe
were Immense government stores. Whicl
II" r"ulI destroy amt escape across thr
river IN" Kentucky. loaded With th,. I'M
n"n-n plum'lrr Of tn" stores. towns ana
farms of ohio. General llob~on, it VIII
be- remembered. Mas Il dlv- march in HE
rear.
The hapll t'.r ..h occurred to lItyr>
int, by continued lorro, m1rrhr~ to lht.
h";td Of NAVIGATION on the knntWllr. and
getting cn ,'ctmboat~ d,!c there The next
molning, it would hc possible to reach Cad
tirbl- in timr % head of Noa1nnln save
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16


Nl> AfIilf.' : i >' -A'"". ! "'rN
AGO the NtW l"Ih Ae..| ? l@nl>ic' 'h'
statement mat Il man III New II IN !'>h'''.
"h" I''d h''H "".'""' 4" >l"'N l"l i'l[
Years, went 70 >lccr one hl1hi. "iili 4uid
al t"i;ic'" III His ii',''h' 'ili,' 'N'N' 'lIC
next morning with ll> mouth smooth am!
steady o!d Mf 'arV., WI" h''~ "il
Pond street, is >orely Htiiict'd WIN 'n I'M
pcdim'nt IN ms >pr'1h' ana tlI'h says ne
"""l" -lN 9 H''l''', - "
"hiN y t'lW l'lh l-I-i-i ~ 'H'''-" -
10 TIT tell a 2ug-gu|- Gug-1i"t' I what Ire
Wv wants Observation-Disclosures he %u- gU=
gets /, measured out
lie takes t.e Ltf|,'. and h'c ''hrh u
tor tWentE-thr'f years. anu hr hrmiH hr-
li'vc~ everything Ii" r".'d~ IN II; >yIN1nH~
Cuhh'- stories Mr hrrchrr sermons
Nr. Parton l-'NtN OF Fmlncnt Nlntll-
cans. the answers "f r'rIrSlohd'lIt-
Mr.. Jarvis had taken thcm all IN ana be-
lrVrd every wort. lie Thought lh'
probably the quld "i-tohacr" treatment
might help hi- VOC" 4 llitI". ant h' re-
solved Il glvc il a good trial any how
Ihc first trouble was that Il" di'!nt
chaN. un] MI. JAWS would never allow
:, Tit uf toha,.,.n about the house. Bat he
h.r,reG a lrir ''chau" of navy. and WI, n
h, went to bed h, tackled it -nugl1 away
in lis check. and prepared IL sleep il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

cats stand guard over them at their word
to keep the birds away. and We rrptv her
! l;tborS by s;tuctrS of milk AMI n, end of
car,s>c>.--U'S. Sris>hc'h,'~ Leij. L,t-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16
{ llc fireman.

----
."r> ~'ntionS. which is capa-
.- t~"ii from place TO place
r->. las been pat in operation
!. .n3 = >ud To work we'll.
.,, ,oc.,ir I, wa, ,.
.- r.,tu. tL,+ L;Iinl T,,.1,
-Ht~t.1' H4rt. 1t wa- he who
'. HH.'l''. 50 some, ut least,
.. world believe.
r.o h.. L..a .,,..,
S.,.,,,..,,,. a,...,',. ''. u 'l''
,.,.i.,n If ,In '.'',.,o,,.1,. ,',' i,l' Nv 8
N'r.''"-'' on October -,
.t General Harrison. = son
Ilr9,~un \. c. Porter and
ann are mentioned as proni-
.l-. from whom the Indiana
...,,.,..ol ;i....
IT,. i.'',1 - - '''' -
.I'. Si., - T..,, ,'- III,
'' ,;,,.,to' -, ,,,i.. ''',o - q
''',''' ''''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

flannel i also manufactured from them
rom which substantial waistcoats an,
shirts can be ma,lc
The London Luncf very opportune,,
vans the medical profession and o,hci
not familiar with the SYMPTOMS of brai,
disease, of HE urgent necessity of treating
,IcrP,r'>nr>a H~ 4 warning symptom o
brain disease. \ "curiouS' patient. cur
'"H' brrln-e he cannot sleep. should Il
once for III, own sake and for tnat of other.
pe carefully watched Dclirium tremens
iraumatlr dclirium, and the most DANGER
o'l| forms OF mania are all prone to civ,
TINS warning token Of their presence, an,
scarcely amy other.
HERE THE CHILDREN DlE-Thc t!ft,
physicians who We're recently appoin,r,
70 visit the tcncmcnts and search out ,irl
clllIdrtn, made their final report vcSter
day and were discharged. They visitc,
IN all 0',U'V families, who live in 5000 ten
"mcnt~- Very few children had chol,r;
Infanium III any of the tcnrmcnt~, and til,
rhN~lc ans say that the children die mo>tl,
IN private houses, and are the plorrnv o.
people who are vel oil The poor womcl
N the tcntmcnt~ al nurse thcir own Oh /
Ircn- In private houses the wet nurse i.
,,l, :, ~ 'l''"''H 'iit "o,'ie J.
'''''' | '''' "'''"1 =" 'lt "ll weak '.h'
'',' ',!' '''I', 10 .'' ',N' OH ny 30
"'<'
TIN. >.n+l.r, :. c.,
th.,, ,I,.,. b.,,.., 'I.,,, i'1 = iI'''O'
:. CIV, "i'' II, t.
,,,,n;I57..II,. w., l!,I,';,,,, - II vi
h,, v,;..h I.I,,.... ,,'1, N"I''' ~
,,n;',t I'm. .''u,I,,,.,, r .''.''
u.,I,.., .,r,.,,,.,,,''' ''l' N''i
.,',,. ,l.,,,t'.I ,,,.., 1;} ''' '''
.,1,.i,, I.,, -. ''''' '''' ~ - >''i''
f..,;I;' ''''. ''.' ">' ~
,,,'.,.1,,I '''',' 'l "''''l were
,.,..,, ,ri,.,.,,';ll IN Wv -''''
.nl I' ,''' nh S'I'i'''""'
,',i,'it '''' 81 '''e !.Nl crop
,''lI.. ,i'' ''','' t'' CIV ''9l'''''
tt,,', ;..,,,', w. Wv 0''' 'l
,'..,t w., s,,11 ~. -, ~ ,..'i
tI. ..,.,,.,.,.iI ,I,. \o,, r,,'ri.'l :,
t,,r;,,, ;,Ir', ~ '''''' ~ t '''''-
; ~ "'':'''" ]" ="
GroH. TiIdrn., letter ha, \ ioyGll recep-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

y trAl DN"E SwI>Dll---A Yer
mont woman. wishing To obtain divorce
from her husband. and not wishing to
have anyhpIN know anything. of it. wrote
to a ChIc"t1o LAWYER who advertised to get
divorces on account of incompatihilitv of
temper, etc. The lawyer offered to &c, the
divorce in thi- ease for 50 in 90 DAYS. the
money to be deposited in Il bank from
which She must take Il certificate showing
that fact. and STIMULATING that the money
should be paid him on receipt OF the di
vorre. She complied with his wishes, and
within the time received Il paper purport-
iny to hr Il divorce GRANTED hv 4 PROBATE
court in ttrh. Neither party had ever
been in Utah. This woman, however. be
fore allowing the money to leave the bank.
concluded that She had better confer with
4 lawyer 1t home in regard to the validity
of such divorces, and She was informed by
the lawyer consulted that the divorce OBJ
tanned in Ital was good for nothing; that
that court had no jurisdiction of the par
tic~ and the divorce was not worth rs
mach rs u blank. by this timely advice
81" saved >cvcntv-tivc dollars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

\ MODEKH GEORGE WASHING -
Yesterday morninga careless mason drop
ped :, half brick from the second story of
a bnilIing out on jefferson street on
which he was ut work. Leaning over the
wall and glancng downward, he dscov-
cred Il respectable citizen, with his silk
hat scrunched over his eyes and ears.
rising from a recumbcnt posture The
mas n in tones OF some apprehension. ask
ed, Did that brick hit any one down
thrro?" The citizen with great difficulty
eNtri'a,ting himself from the glove fitting
exiting yuioher into which his hat had been
trln,tormed. replied, with considerable
wrath. Yes, sir, it did; it hit me. >
"lhat's right exclaimed the mason. in
tones OF admiration; noble man, | would
rather have wasted thousand bricks than
have liz, YOU tell me u lie about it." This
Incl lent has q centennial moral, and Il
l.,r.,e reward is offered TO any one who
VIII discover what it Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

.t t,rncr;,l Harrison. Il son
Illr.~un, \. G.. Porter and
..m are mentioned rs promi-
H.-. from whom the Indiana
Committee will select Orth' :