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Wit 9utem @emiien fann nibt
ieSes Seilmittel empioblen merbeu. unb
manhe werben auf Treue uno @lauben &C..
fault. gBie ms jeooh 9err Sacob Yeberer
aus 0a Groie, @isc., ihreibt, fann er . +.
q. &0ui9's 81 mbnr9er Eropfen
ieoen 0eioentea nit benz beffe1 @eniffen
einpfellen, ba oieielben ibn BON eInem lduges
rem fdperen Wasenleioen betlten.
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s. Runtel's .8itter mine ~
Cfwnu

% TT fein Eau beiannt, no q. 3. &nnleps
Bitter . Giien . Weim" Die Wirfune perfa9t
bate bel Der 9eilun9 bon S6mdhe, be9lei'
tet nit Gpmptomen, ipie Sd3eu Dor aQen
Nnitrensun9en. @eodHtnibperluR, Mfbmo,
auaen'siner Gnttrdftuns, Gurdt Dor 3rani'
he't, Merp0iem j3ittern, @rauen Dor benz
Iooe, NattfhmeiBen, talten GiBen, Nbnahn,e
bee Nugenlihtes, Griblafune bes Wtusiel.
S1ltenls, enorn1em Ippetit NIT bpspeptifAen
Spg!ptoHen, belben 9dnoen, fleseqber 9iRe,
Grodenbeit Der Saut, Sldfe uno MuSihlc9
oes @elldtS, peroorbenem Blut, Shmer5en
I'm Hiiden, Shrpere Der Nugenlieber, 9@pe.
ben itparser punfte Dor ben &ugeN NIT Nm.
ora1a oeS BluteS 9e9en ben Sebnerpen uub
delt1pelll9er Bllnobeit, hnrn69libfeit bic Sc.
canten auf einen Vunst ju firireu. Nue btefe
Sgn1ptomen entipringen aus 4dmdhe unb
iu ibrer 9eiluu9 bient 9. 8. 3uniel's .8it.
ter'S,ien.Wein". Gr tbut INNER feline Wlr.
tuns.. EauIenbe. Die ihn sebrauht baben,
llnS lest pleoer i'm Beft ibrer pollen Oe.
lunobelt. Nebmt ben dhten ! Wirb ueriauft
MIR III 81 GIaiden. 4ber nebmt ieineu on.
bern oils ben BON 9. s. Runiell Nra9t na&
4u1tePS " tier. 81 en- ein". Or ii Don
10 nlelen Yerionen aus ieber S4ihte ber 0e.
lelldaft, BON Yerionen iebes @tanbes unb
Nlters etprobt poroen, bab er iett ale un'
entbebrllte, tonifhe Weoi3in Gilt. Ct toftst
nlht ptel, reini9t bas Blut, R6rft ben Nla9en,
erneuert bas Spiteu, unb perldnssrt bas' Sc.
ben.
Sd perlange rur, bab man etnen Derfu&
nit oieiem b0hit fhaSbar.n Eonil made.
Yreis 81 per GlaiAe. Mleiui9er 4igentbirner
Y. j.. fantel, Wo. 259 9torb Neunte ctr,
untsrbalb Bineftr., philadelphia, pa. Ura9t
nat &untePs bitter Wine Of Sron" nnb
rebmt felner anberen. Cine photographic
oes Gi9entbiimers 1T amf isbemt uml@la8
aue aiIoern jine Vdlihungen. Sitet Gu1
Dor iolheni Qabt Guh bon Gurem Apotbe-
tern feinen anoeru auibdngen, ale ben pom
&uutell Sbr tplbt, ME er aueieben mus.
3br tonnt q Nlaiaea tir $5 bsiou.u,eu. Ser.
lnht's einmaI.
Der Sanewurm Iebenbie abees
trieben. itD t4
2opf unb Niles sebt ab, pouRdnois in 2
Stunosn. RENE Beaabluua, ebe Der 3opf
pallirt. Auh Sit., Wabel. NIB Wta9en.
lUlirMer pfroen pertrieben BON Or. Runtel,
259 ytoro Weunte ctr. Musfunft irei. Or.
&Intel 1T Der einSise Arat oes Qanbss, Der
erfol9relh IN Der Tertreibun9 BON Wirmern
1T ; rein Wurm.g prup lit gut gu nshm.u,
uno bari Don Sinoern, 10 gut ME pom &r.
m~adlenen, eln9eIommen werben. S&idt
nm EN- 0trfnlar ober u~erlanat eine Glalhe
uon &untels Wnrm . Sprup in Der aahiten
4potbefe. Yreis 81 bic 6laihe. Or tbut
uHte9lbar ieiie Dirfuna.
Saliamtc Sprup III fetne Yatent.
Webtiln, ionbern ein altes Yrdparat nod Der
Standardization Staats. Ybarmacopoa, unh
mlro IN Seutihlanb bon alien Mer,ten Der.
oronet. " 1T baS tiferffe Wlittel fir Grtdl.
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81. Maomap's Yerfeet Eirgatipe lro
reanlireaOe gilcn,
ssGie edAma6Ies. fanber eiusefaBt. tir bic beituns
aner et5rungen ~ Mlaseus. Der 1e6er, Der ginee'
pstpe, Der Nteren, Der BlaIe, Neroenleioe1,, 2opfipeb,
Rertopfuna, 6artteibieteit, nnueroduii4teit. Dpspep.
IA, Mnbrang Der Gale. Ga1enfeber. nnterleibsent.
iHnbune, bdmorrboioen unb aae llnoronunsen III ben
tnneren Dr8aneu, uirb garantirt nno omar Dap It
poNtiD tiriren.
Meine,,H ilan3enitMe,
Gnt,alsen sein Weriur. M;neral:.s ober id,dblide
Nrjneiruittef.
~ Won bee 4te bic f~,lsenben epmptone, pelhs
Rb our1 St6runben Der Geroaunnasor9an an3ei9en +:
Ber5topfuna, inrere 6dmorrbuioet, Blntunorono
nad benz Rnpfe, ianrer Gei1nlnd, uebelteit. Soos
bre,,nen, W:Seripiaer seaen Wabrung, .Oefibl pnn
ileberfiGunQ uno Gd,luere i'm Mlageu. 'aures Mnf=
ftpsei,, Iuf. uno Mblpo9en Der Ma9e,arnbe, SGpin.
Del, idneles uno fd,peres Ntbinen, ber3intunaen, gu.
iammeni9reden unb Geiibl oes 1T itldens beim liegen
Mbnabme Der Sebtraft, ihwar3e Giinftdsn ooer bos
Bib eines Shleiers oor ben Wuaer, Jieber nm
oumpfer Sdm,er5 i'm &opfe, Man9el an ShfpeiB. selbe
Fdrbung Der 6aut uno Der IMaet, Shmeri III oer
Seite, In Der YrnH NIB ben Blieocrn. ploblide Wnfallt
upn Bite unb Drennen i'm 6leil6.
Wentee Do5en BON Wab.uap's piQeu befreien bas
spItem BON al ben senann!en St6runyen.
Yr.is Is Gents fur Die Sda5tet.
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Ser Mtlttar.arawau In Matu,.

I'm p. Wtala fam iibsr Yaris Die ytod,.
ritt Don etnem aroBsn Ntiltatframau, Der
om Abtno oss %. wiar, bel Der Jsier bss
3a.lerssturtstagss IN Wfain5 3uiiHen pssu.
biiasu nnb heiiiden SoIoatsn aus9sbro&su
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Observation-Disclosures.

HJ.t4 8ittfyE NNS fNEy E.F GfaW ttt
Dz gsassn n VI srst. Nsrteats 10 &Urtsrs. D,
~ atdls has game Ssataa Rabrsns sas 1r1ft. Dsns
NJ RRaee1 SAB subers 9ubaaaaessrsAne na&laHen, 100
M x1xhalsit ~ sntptdtln, mus bn sane xsrpsr ia
Ia. Ds &rantteitss. ntl6* sls etasrfer atdttetht b
0atSxuaeSssesut usaebes. axt Svfdteleuu III, aba
= &Saytrf14s, kAbt hnmu ltttlts. Dtn Il "a
OsssS. ssbu ~ .e4sstf4 ottsss." n y ~ esis.
Asfeeelttd utrtt, N Uerhaaanssst6lns res1f sat IN
SdSsSt aIiHsitt tuatnt. = Vide &ssniA diss belIt, v
ssfAaaesS Sln, ssfAsbnr RAtss esA Oir snsm
.H5i1 Nr1 S~stssmAa ..fn5e4s
~ aas ssleen essanataaNs itss satatln DIR y -
~ 6urunstn kr Nasenttattetnt, ais burH erbItdA
aHlsss sbu beftise g~rfdltuns. Ueun bic 6psiie aid
1ssSrte st.bautt uns Der Rtrvt tn 5cIss be6tn Mot Btu.
t&pelia an6b.t luiyb. nue ahnae1xnG stntrettn xnl
- ld&sdSm epaen srltsst len I~tat1sea anlaa dine
Gsi1ltnnl ~ I'd dxey pufsn seu h6ft9ts 0efunbtst
~ ntAt h oetra&t kmt.s Dk ttrltutsAen ,Nsr,ts
.ss = Sdut ~. e$riasfs&s is tes traea gtaeien b.
tAatds, N&tru stas dxsxatme tbrs Hufusrtfamitit ~
- asf VI RsssItrsnS va Drssanns ssre sut. eamit VI
!efafe9 ssl4e - psitent y f4 ntamt w a!4t fraAs
~ 0dAuuss seurfa&tn uxS Htpt kat@ ten f6rrss q
n mi tln sntsthr set iiss ssr n tssAtess 6Sx
UaaS aaA Aleate Rabsuse " btaeA
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'star-Wftap'' .plattorm.

Spas Yatty sJeltu. BsAss.r 81 5xttt 2anptua-
stn ueA. StreuIart grass styltnSti. Abts,ntsi
tD2Atf' Atnr NtGteNvr, 81 l8At NNt4
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80 Nrpaent.

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AYeelorttN ipluMtei. Slberute v pnlnllllollvIL. SWrelLt
iiuW otn OtothauhYtn. ". L. Dp1 Co4o, Ofcaas
AAAAerActthA h Ca NO.. Oh Aitv 30 yelep Sirube.
1lelp yuEI. UNY 10 Z" 'ttA 4lUzUuLl
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SantsusfAIlSa

R9ira, S&ahaAN3es etRepsa ars SeYtpSbeaem oIxeA
0teea bttjt 4ranibetttn n ,S&uebifw Bittsrs" taS utrt
hmas e4utmtttel. pdi 4 w beas 1lumetaiee IA, -
n lsbk. aber plrb hf OsbranA n fydt cher Ht&t stnas
14afIAAN4u nab aaies NIT 6tebu sefbnnbsne kraxl:
tAten aaSkse4tn, taaa Mue ter 0ebsau9 isfpSt NxAS
eth uubsu, be &ranftets1 In tefna StAbm1 eae a.
M ot4aablana utsslesa. ,i1FIIl. I"Nf.HR
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hnesg harms VIZ f1rdHAn eAnsrm msSahR
ud&e bisk Aranlbet NIT I'D brinei. penu ID BEN ,e&kf
va oittts" I'm 9dtmtttd sebstts ptrb. ~ Sete lid
eianaen iaaal % Eatnt M e4mstea iSfstl NM %
kstedeetm 0ebrau4e wtst hn pattent Ssx aDa&t ~
ttdt 4. EAufnht fssnex hn Ia. % ytAe. 4 yuss.
kR sssses SkfA wlnbubsst 4eIMttd = leSesSAtA
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MabtuaD II. 60,

80 Warren, Gds Ghurh Ctr. q. q.
Qies sal{des unb g8atres S6idt cine Grein,arf'
IN Raowap il. Co.. 80 M6arteit Gde Gburb Ctr. Mel,
bort. Iustunft. 9auienoe G'rtb miro Sb"en ;noe
ifidt.
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$5 bis 500 per 4aA 3m &amie
Ssolnsunssn ireL WorsIc
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Ready Relief,
dieber urb faltes Iieber.

Gitb<r unS We&fs!.,eber fur 80 Gents furtrt. o.
eisbt fein 6eilmittsIt s Der abslt. tseI1es ssieber unS
nno a. i~enfieen peripanbi.n Qranfbeis
Nice Sisbsr Omen bad xaci,ap's 'giass sbtst olisn
10 raI& bsiettiet ais .Aibuns'S Hasss khisfs
70 Geuts Sr HloiQs.
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Reumi@n4As

= Ans ~ ssslaSatlaeH &rauleetra. srssa be- W F..
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Aersssrxfn. eup suf&tsbm ssl stelfs3A sbu ~ b
bxrA et&rtxaesuttd bss Rusespfen+ NJ D. Nx
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DsS SS4WebtfA 0tttrt~ aept uatyt4t " AZ x~Ars
sAz isdfltsn \ etssss Cent an ftben ~ sxsa.
atesssssfAlaesntst4
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nj stss ddkafta &rsalttta. G .f.D'o'iT
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glsAtsa. utsan.1ssA nasssus usAaassss ahsA
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&eIanAsIis.

fn> axteItsts &sauip ufta xRt bk nsAtsinifAe De>aRA
laa1 btrfdttn Iaua ntemAls ~ frlb ~keasnntn utrle1
&eAa lebraxds ~ rS&uebt4 BhiuS" eeaaa mad e1
0nrdiuns nab w lsttt GSur IA pbtnssnaantsn u4
stis ssrf&ptnsss. Dtm patsstss stsb sxfblbsr 4
tsiaassst asas ~ kiA visba aA 'lT 81
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Ola mtsstsassntttsA

Huhasa, sdAs ID strtSne aAtatsuntsatsd ~
fAlbltas 8slsen trssnt ala drt ,s6afHsa, Ceatea sisa
Ssystl.t DsRS " r6&pebH4' 6tttrrt~ setmta. q
On ssaisumn unf&abltAe 1tIatusstntta nj kxs
sesabrdAt sasu skA &<4t sx1
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e6mebif@ 8itters.
sas sas 9rdatsriIiten

- uees d. yterexxsa4 Salsts utseds I'll pu1A
~ l&wdtf96 9rlt bd VA utSmf&sfat&en 5ssf0asG
naAt a ny aaf aasn 9haln IA Grss snhente, tM =
nAItsSs 1etfs@ft stwt9n &riutr sHS "a Gytsea hafS
~ b&1a ~ Nayt1tAsnAtbdx ~
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28

Last Friday some Indians at Mile
Laos lake got some fre-Wate terfrom an
unknown source, and went IN for a
good time, They had first rate.
time, and Mr.. Big Wind and another
Indian enjoyedit 50 hugely and felt
such superabundance Of muscle that
they proceeded to occupy some Of
their surplus power with carving each
other with sharp knives. This didn't
turn out to be very funny for Mr., Big
Wind had an eye cut out, had several
large gashes made in his person, and
came very near going to the happy
hunting grounds. His adversary snf-
fered less -Little Falls Transcript.
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28
TO MY Z A. I-'RON.S,

I am back to Princeton once more and
intend to remain. y return thanks to o,4Eny
friends and patrons for past favors, and
will to continue TO merit their patron
age III the future / am now prepared to
do all kinds of Wagon and Carriage work,
all sorts Of Farm Machinery.
Gun and Pistol repairing . speciality. s
asS Shop opposite q. y Rines' Store.
@5 5Is.j {. q. WOODBURY.. u
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28
Summons.
State Of Minnesota,

County Of BILLIE Laos.
" Tie State of Minnesota to Reuben NJ
Mayo defsnd dant 1. II Ell y,
= OH are hereby summoned and required
to be and appear before the undersi gned,
one Of the justices Off the Peace Id and
for said county, on the 22e 9Th day III De
cember, 4 s AT 10 o'clock in5 the fore
uoon of said clay, at my office in the u i'll
lage of Princeton in said county, to- an
,sWer TO Charles FL ines, III q civil ac-
.tiop;3s should yon fail 10 appear at the
time and place aforesaid !, Judgment will n
be rendered againsts you n iI,s,n ~ he eevid-
snce atlduced BY said Charles H. slSincs,,
for slich sum as he shall l3slloWshinasalf ien-
titled n iSen under my hand, his 2l33rd
llssiIsa IL ssvel4iBer, n Us 4, @
u Els h I'LL + H nstica Of the Peace,
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28

". D. Washburn sent up acheck for
500 last week. to Protection Hook &
Ladder Company, for their services at
the late fire, accompanied BY letter
commending the heroic work of the
members Of the company, but not the
appliances,--Anoko Union.
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28
The Volunteer Counsel.

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sse'aS s '!laftless 3 oeapty ilo a1- i
'elWafsss eaesef'ee' ll'1s lof a''oahes,
~ si'e tlelis S : q august, lssstl' 'F sfae
eoats.osaase @ At 'iasksAaile' ieSas ssss
'SoNs''ss y ose'iiosln lns. ~ - elliass IS
o'sse va sS' II ~ ii'3s's $ aeotss iios''
NE 4 ssssasS i,'al'ef' oteses' s. stoss
i'lsas1 ~ " ai'ts 2aliisol's tug Souite ansl
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siVso.s''ss 2tsstisssss1e's - osiS's''ae l'iii
''h wv oass's9o' Nl.eAiii i'ssas .'siAs .= =
@saA3sos' IHs slt''ss 'lisl ss1ot hi'll "a eat'
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oecutA l5 eiis' ploa'1os', steat eAei's- -
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The Princeton union., 1877-11-28

J. c. Cline. Esq, Of Minneapolis,
came up on the train on Tuesday on a
professional trip to Princeton, and
while waiting for the stage made us a
pleasant call at the NeWs Office. Eik
Ravea' Nevs.
Cline, Cline; who is he anyhow? We
once knew professional dead beat by
that name. 81
The Indians are paid off at Mile
Lacs this year and are coming in to wn
with their money. They get all the
whiskey they want, and are bowling
drunk. Some one is making dead
letter Of the Law against selling whisk.
(ey to them. One squaw had thirty
dollars stolen from her by white
man last Sunday. Three men were
searched by the sheriff, but nothing
found. Rash City Post.
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28

ing his prospects.
After leaving the printing oflice Ne
dropped edinto the drug store of ID. Al. Il
Galley, with whom we smoked i cigar.
and hada pleasant chat, Besides hay-
ing the neatest little drug store this
side of Minneapolis, Danis tho clerk Of
the district court, and 4 better or
more Whole-souled gentleman yon
might travel 4 good way and not find,
It now being about sshash B time wo'
fastened to- the hotel and found We
were Just ia time, After an excellent
supper We again strolled UP the street
il company with Bro. Dunn, and en-
tered the5dry goods and grocery store
Of n d. CoWles, I. Found the propri-
etor resting alter 4 hard days labor,
and after 4 pleasant chat, took our
leave, and soon came to- anchor at
friend Caley's again, where we met
and shook hands with IT j., and A. r.
Barker, Auditor Mudgett, w. j.
Crayens, I. II. Galley and several 9th
Ter gentlemen whose names have
escaped our memory. But We are
taking up more space than we intend
ed to, and will ..sboil down. the rest;
Suffice to say that we came home the
next day in a binding snow storm,
very well pleased. .--not with the snow
storm, but with our visit and the
treatment we received from every one
we came il contact with.
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28
aus and dreadful 10 behold the orator.


aus and dreadful 10 behold the osator.
Ills actions too, became as inapetous as
the motions Of an oak III q hurricane
His voice became 4 trumpet filled with
Whiflpools, dealening the ears with
crashes ofpoWer, and yet intsrmingled |
all the while with 4 sweet nnderson;g|
of .sWeete est cadence. Ills forehead
gloWcd like 4 heated furnace his I'M
tensace WAS ha!gsard like that OF W
lnainae, and ever and anon he flung
his long. bony arms on highas IL grasp
ing after i thunderbolt. a
He drew q picture Of murder ii ap.
palling colors that in comp ~ Held
itself might look beautiful; he paint
ed the slanderer 50 black that the sun
seemed dark st monday when shining
on such 4 monster. And then fixing
both portraits on tho shrinking Hop.
kins, fastened them there forever The
agitation Of the audience amounted al
most to madness, tg53
AL at once the speaker descended
from bis lofty height, His voice vail
ed out 10 the murdered dead, and liv-
ing--tho beautiful Mary more beauti-0
fui ever moment as her tears flowed
faster and faster till men Wept and
sobbed like children. " .ss
He closed BY astrong ezhortation to
the jury. and through them to the BY
ISLANDERS; the panel, after they should
bring il verdict for the plaintiff not
Ito offer lence to the defendant, how
ever richly he might deserve it, in
other words. not to lynch the villain,
but to leave Ills punishment to God.
This was the most artlul trick Of all,
and was calculated to insure yenge.
ance.
!, ,s,,.a Ill., ~ H. a;nht aftas
wards Hopkins was taken out of his
bed by the lynchers and beaten al
most tS death. AS the court adjourn
ed tho stranger said: "John Taylor
/ will preach here atearly candle light.
| He did preach and the house was
crowded, We have listened to Clay.
| Webster and 6eecher, but neverheard
any 'il'is = tAe : .oi''i - snoiAllls ' Nolus
~ e, r, xsla. :, , -. =, M,
ia in and wildly rushing as a cataract Of
! fire. True Citizen.
Under the heading OF, "a trip to
. o4o,, ). T,an, o,7;+a, 49, mt
!,
: ~ : : ~
neafl Whlle II fEshceIoA on d "eeha ago.
we can't sec where the point is as re-
! cards that window story; Dare, some.
t,,7n has 7,oo, i, ,,osino ,,,,on ro,r
.. r.
:. Last ,'asusoay ~ psocuiea 9 w.
hlc1e any stAiseu ou' iol sisie g
ES'nceson' Ane oiiS0 ifohl mere :
EiAhce1oa y certainty NJ 'ne nios1 -.
''as1S'e ohe - 'Ae "ofio-..on 'ne
coiAfaiy' "oleeA .collslliceo tila' every
one "Ao mas tta'e5eu oyer the foao a.
shis se<SsoA - sAe }eas VIZ coi'is'ue :
WIN US ~ the statement 'nat Il Is
ABOUT q oaeak allo unat'factsVe feslol
q country as can oe 1ound' altnougf
tIefe# are some very goou farms aionss
st2e foao In O. tAe towns o. Liyo MA lf aane 70
baiaRih ~ Ell a1ter . three honf 4 !;
drive through this s country, TRY the vlllag' :!
Of Princeton began to loom up IN TIT
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28

AT COstg AT Cost?
Owing to the fact that H, B.
Cowles is in great need Of money, he
will, for the next Sixty Days, sell any
and all goods at COST! Now is the
time to buy your winter goods OF
which he has q large stock. All kinds
of grain is considered cash.
III. b. CowLEs.
Princeton, October, 19, 1877.
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28

The editor Of the Rush City Post
pays 81 per bushel for wheat deliver
ed on subscription. OF course the Pest
is ''as good as the wheat ''S st. Cloud
Times.
The Princeton union., 1877-11-28

4 Il ~ i
THE Poor OLD r fTT.AMp---Is the title
Of a new and beautiful song and chorus
by Will Z. Thompson, Author Of the.
famous "Gathering Shells; fromthe Sea
Shore Dealers are ordering it by.
the thousand. The whole country
will soon be singing The Poor Ola
Tramp" Price, with handsome pict-
tnre title, 10 cents. Pittsbuygh DIS
patch.
Published by W, Thompson & Co,
East Liverpool, Ohio
The APPALLING CURsE. Carefully
prepared statistics show that there are
over six hundred thousand drunkards
lin the United States, and that seventy
thousand die annually who go to the
grave. ola drunkard. Every year one.
hundred Thousand menand women !, Ia
sent to prison under the influence Of
lintoxication, while three hundred
murders and four hundred suicides oc-
Icur from the same cause. Two hun
Idred Thousand orphans are annually
thrown nponthe charity Of tho world
] BY this curse Of intemperance Nines
.Eteuths ef onr crime and not lsss than
seysn.tenths Of the pau perisnl II the
1Iimnlediate result Of Wbiskey, and that
lat i cost to lie gove rnment besides
.IIindiyiseltal want ,of not less than 500 q
7O0D, ,OO ,ieyer,y vi r.. !
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-07
M~ensuriug Coal.

A friend has written US q request to
publish the system of measuring Goa
at Cerro Gordo. Darwin and Eureka.
Desired the number of cubic inches
constituting a bushel of charcoal; or
the exact size OF a box which will con-
tain ten bushels. for Instance. viii
tina Eureka SENTINEL and Darwin
Neus interview their furnace men and
enlighten us.--[Lnyo Independent.
In compliance with the above re-
quest, we interviewed a number OF
leading furnace men yesterday with
the following results: 1t is we'll To
premise our statement by informing
our Inyo friend that considerable dis
satisfaction prevailed some years age
among the coal men relative to the
way in which the article was meas
ured. and AFTER much complaint. the
system now in use was fixed upon A.
the standard. At the Eureka Consol'
dated. a box holding 81 bu shells
is used in measuring from the
cars. Enough sacks are taken by
the receiver to fill the receptacle
sven full, and on this basis the
AVERAGE OF the car load taken. In un-
loading from teams al the rack. a box,
Two feet square, holding eight cubic
feet or five bushels OF charcoal, is used
instead, and. after a sufficient number
of sacks, say a dozen, have hesn
measured and their contents found,
the load is averaged by the anne rute
as on the car. The sacks of coal are
taken from different parts of the load
In order to prevent the coal men from
putting the largest in any certain
place. There are 2,74S cubic inches in
a bushel Of coal, and, although not e *
actly correct. u box 81 inches square
and "a inches deep will hold ten bush
els, near enough for all practical pur-
poses. As coal does not pack closely,
IL il obvious that the smaller the box
in which it is measured the more the
coal men gain, hence the adoption oil
the 81 bushel box, which gives room
for the coal to lack. and in conse.
quence is a more just standard. all OF
which will, We hope. prove satisfactory
to Inyo coal and furnace men.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-07
k~eriOuslY Baraad.

While patching up the front OF one
of the furnaces At the Eureka Consoli-
dated yesterday morning. Harry Far
slaman, me of the smelters. met with
a serious accident, and one that will
~incapacitats him from duty for some
time to come. He threw u shovelful OF
wet siag against the clay.wall, and the
moisture coming in contact with the
molten iron, caused an explosion,
throwing the hot metal in every direc-
ton. A portion OF it struck him in the
left side of the face, burning it fearful
ly, also searching OH a portion of his
hair. Other portions OF the flying iron
ran down his neck and back. blister
ing and burning that part Of his body.
He WAS brought to town. soothing EN-
o~llients applied, and the intense pain
somwhat relieved. A great deal OF
prccaut,On has to be used in front OF
the %iurnace; and similar accidents to
the above are OF frequent occurrence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-07

NOTICES.

PREsBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Rev. 3.
NJ. Crothers, pastor. Services at IL A. NJ.
Sunday school meets at 1890 o'clock,
at the church.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. - Rev. Father
M~onteverde, pastor. Mass at IL A. NJ.
Nespers at 7 p. NJ. Mass on Ruby
Hill at Q A. NJ.
ST.. JAMES CHURcH.-Services will
be held at st. James Church, ut IL
o'clock A. NJ. and at 1880 o'clock p. NJ
Rev. G. B. Crawford. Rector.
Sunday school will be held Ia the
church at 2 O'Clock r. NJ.
METHODIST CHURCH.-Preaching In
the morning at 1880 o'clock by Rev.
J. T.. Johns.
Sunday school at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
RUBY HILL SERvIcE.-Preachinp
in Miners Union Hall at 1880 p. NJ, by
Rev. VIM. Johns.