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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-02
EXECUTIVE

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBUS, s. C., December %.
Dear Sir: l have the honor to ~inclose
my inaugural as the duly elected Gov
ernor of South Carolina. In view of
current events and the official sanction
given to a gross misrepresentation of
the good people OF this Common
wealth, l deem it properto declare that
profound peace prevails throughout
this State; that the course OF judicial
proceedings is INSTRUCTED by no COM
bination Of the citizens thereof, and
the laws for the protection of its inhabi-
tants to all their rights of person,
property and citizenship are beng en-
forced in our courts. While the peo-
pie OF this State are not wanting either
in spirit or means to maintain their
right of citizenship against the usurped
bhwer which now deties the supreme
judicial authority of the State, they
have such faith in the justice of their
cause that they propose to have its
vindication TO the proper legal tribu
nails, appealing at the same time to the
patriotism and public sentiment of the
whole country. The infiummatory
u~tterances of a portion of the public
press render it, perhaps, not inoppor-
tune for me to state that, although the
people of South Carolina view with
grave concern the prospects of a criti-
cal conjuncture of affairs in our
try which threatens to subject to an
extreme test the republic 4 system of
government itself, it is their firm and
deliberate purpose to condemn any So
luton OF the existing political prob
lens that involves an armed exhiLi.
bition of force, or that moves through
any other channel than the prescribed
form of constitutional or peaceful
agencies of the law. Trusting that a
solution may be had which, while
maintaining the peace of the country,
shall do no violence to the constitu-
tional safeguards of popular rights,
and which will tend still more firmly
to unite the people of all the States in
an earnest effort to preserve the peace
and TO sustain the laws and Constitu-
ton. l am. very respectfully, your
obedient servant.
lSigned1 WADE HAMPTON,
Governor of South Carolina.
To His Excellency, r. b. Hayes,
Governor Of Ohio.
p. S.-As the settlement of the vexed
political questions which now agitate
the public mind must ultimately de-
pend upon yourself or your distin-
guishsd competitor for the Presidency,
I have addresseda letter similar to this
10 Governor Tilden. Yours,
WADE HAMPTON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-02
1871.
1854.


1874. 1877.
EUREKA MINING DISTRICT.
IT'S DISCOVERY AND GROwTH
TEE MADE.
THE TOWN OF EUREKA.
Its improvements and Future Pros
poets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-02

The telegraph compiler did not
honor us with the following important
letter, which we clip from a Western
exchange:
, 1877-08-24

nnb bat uiht bic Wtttel, nm Gteb &C. .5u fan-
fen, 10 min ibu Der Gisentbiimer NIT alien
NDtbigen perieben, iosar bafUr iorgen. baB
er bic notbisen 2%ebensmittel anf CREDIT
erbalt, bis Die erite @rnte eingebeimft 1T.
9te Sdlfte Der Grnte beanipruht Der @tsen=
tbiinler, bon Der anbern mub Der Yahter
feline Sdulben besahleu. SSH jeooh Sc
mano ein Stiid ganb %fanfen, 10 lam er bas
inter iebr siinftisen S%eoinsnngen nno miro
balo i'm Stanbe iein, iib cine itOne Sarm
5u erperben. Das bette Qano, meldes on
Der Wiiiiiiippi Central Sabn unb nitt melt
uon uusseSe,hneten Wtarttplaeen lie9t, 2anb,
auf benz man iabrllb 300 Yfunb 8aummoue
pro ader aieben fann, mag errporben peroel.
lpenn Der &dufer 8 Sabre lang iebes Sabr so
Yluao yaummoue pro Ider ab9lbt. Nad,
3 Sabren ut bas 0ano iein uno wiro ibm i'll
auer Sorm 8edtens iiber9eben...... IS mer=
ben jest in Snbianapolis Nnitalten setrOfien,
burd Die btreitS etabltrte IuSipanberungS.
9l9entnr Die erite Nrbelters @olonie mad Wtlis
filippt gu beforpern. ~@lidauf!"
, 1877-08-24

gteirt, Maoame, 10 LANCE es mod cine
anbere 3dumlidteit in bieier 8arade
gibt - unb bic Dor BET Sbir 2aulben@
ben unteridieoen, mie bic beipen @enplien
iid entfernten uno i'm %6intersrunce oes
Slurs cine Sreppe erltie9en.
gSir birfen niht wei6en, antpprtete
Spe auf 9umber's Goridlas, bic 9llfe
Der YpliSei ansurufen, nod meniser biir=
fen mir uniere ardfte seriplittern. Giner
ooer 3wet wiroen niht binbern, bab man
pas Wtdoden an 8pro idleppte. Man
wlroe tie bel Sasesanbrud nit seridla@
senen Sddoeln auf Der Strabe %finoen,
wdbrenb bic 8risantine nit ibrer 8eute
iid brauben auf bober See idautelte, suz
NAL bel benz giinitigen Winbe. Stein,
nit @ewalt ri6ten mir nihts aus; eine
gu persmeifelte Sprte BON 2euten, bic bier
aus uno einsebt. Srdte Elm Gpnltabler
ourd bic Sbir: bepor er sebn @prte nit
oenen ba brinnen wedielte, bdtten ie oas
arme 8eien wer weib mpbin sel6aft.
9fur 2iit Tam belfen. benin baS @eiinoel
bdlt Suidmmen, pie bic 8lieoer elmer Nnz
%ferfette, unb mas ben ginen beorobt,
baben g0e gu semdrtisen.
Sine leiie Yeratbuns fplste. Damn
6ifnete Soc cine Sbar, unb mdbreno 9umz
Der unb Suan in benz burd bas BON benz
Gapitdn suridselaifene 2idt birftis er<
beIten 5lursans bis pabin idliden, no
neben Der nad benz pberen Stodwert flip
renben Sreppe cine Sbir auf ben %finitern
6Of 6ffnete, trat Spe ielber nit superiidt=
lider 9altuns in bic Sdenfitube elm,
Wortiebung folgt.)
, 1877-08-24
Gin Nrpiect.

YruttIiter uno tbatfraltiser oils iene 9bs.
alilten, no, lhe cine Colonization i'm 9r0Be-
item yOtaBitabe BON Sonsreb. uuo YunOeswcs
Gen tm Sdiloe fibren, babem Die Serelnis.
ten Mrbeiter in Indianapolis Die Sade an.
ge9riffen. 9tah mebriaden Beratbun9en
entianb,en fe Elm Commits, aus ,brer Otltte
naA Solp Sprlnss. Wiifi., Son 100 aus ibnen
Der Antra9 CUR nebernabme pom ausgeoebn.
ten Garmlanberelen gu oortbetlbaften SeOin-
9ur9fn SlAetommen mar, uno ben nmlle9en'
inter 6iibrnn9 BON @eneral Weit, zines Der
begiterlten Wiilliiippler oil Srt uno Steue
um9eie5en uno berld)tet. baB cine Dialsn.
Iniieoluns nit beitem @rfOl9e mOsl.dl iet.
Glne AnSabl Der anseiehenleu 2~anoelsentbi-
mer III Wiiifiifippi 1T berelt. f0rberub ein3u.
sreiieu, lin tiihtise lrbeiter aus benz gtors
ben bin 81 betommen.
Diu em Wtann eth Stid eaub pad5teu
, 1877-08-24
UDn Grploiipn.

Sn Splooen fano al 10. Suit Die Grplo.
lion e,ner ODnalnltzSabrlt itatt, moriiber Die
n&OlntIbe j3eituna" Sol9enbeS berlftet
@eitern, IS. Suli, 8ormitta9S 9egen 81
ubr, murbe uniere Stabt burh elnen mdds
tl9en &naa NIB eini9e Sefunoeu npbber
ourh brei nadeinanoer folsenoe @rploltonss
lcbldge erl1redt. Sn Der etipa el1e Wlertelz
iiunoe Don bier entfernteu Hbetnllhen On.
uamitfabrif bate cine @rplolion itatt9efun.
ben, welde lehs Nrbeitern baS Yeben toilette
uno meltere BRET ihmer perftimmelte, bersn
Iuffommen faum 5u errparten 1T. Sninl9e
elner @rplolion zines observation-disclosures mur=
Den %elnSelne brennenoe 9ol5tbelle oesIelben
auf oas nit Sbeerpappe 9ebedte 0ad eiues
etlua hunoert Shrltte' ~entfernt butter einem
3 bis 4 Weter bobsn @ale liegenoen Nltrir.
baules, norm fertiae Ghar9en uno Ipparate
aufbewabrt wurOen, geid,leuOert. @lne TO-.
IortlAe @nt5Iuoung unb D0uigeS. Nie0erbrens
nen audi bieles 0auies mar Die Wlrfuna.
Glne Selbftent,inbung fam faum ais llr.
iacbe au9enommen meroen ; bic iid bel liner
fold, II entnldelnoen Odmpfe miirben Die III
DEM 2aborirbaule beifdftl9teu Irbe,ter rehts
selli9 oarauf animerflam 0emaht uno olele
peranlaBt haben, eln ioforti9es Muslaufen her
U~ilIdun9 Ourb Die fir oieien 3mef porlihts.
ba Der onnsebradte gmr,dtun9 au beruirtsn
uno oam.t jeoe @fiabr su beleiti9en. 60
font nlft anoerS permutbet meroei, oils oab
einer Der Ill Dem 2aburirbaushen beitdftia.
ten suci Nrbelter ODER Der Wteilter ourh
Santirnngen, wie Shlaaen aui Die @entil.
llau9e, ODER ionlt ,uie Die @reloiiou berbeise.
fiihrt bat. Ourd Die Hufterlhitterun9 wurs
ben Der nebea benz an9e9ebenen Sdustsn
itebenbe Wahtpolten uno nod 5nei anoere
Irbeiter, weld,e aufdui9 -porbeitamen, nett
me9geihleuoert uue Die Die anosren bret
buh)ltdblib seridmettert, 10 oa6 man bic eins
SEMEN &6rpertbt,le tueif umber sulammeus
leien muBte.
, 1877-08-24
Scutib =fatb p1ifhe Chen in
0cutfhlano.

Die r&olniide Seituna" beridtet: @s il
idou iuieoerbolt oarauf btl9epteien morber
oaB oteient9en Chen, welhe CUR 3ett BON Der
beutih fatboliiden Yreoi9ern (6ihtun!
Gon9e) aeiflofen morOen finb, ourfaus
feline cluilrehtllhen Bolgen baben, uno BAT
bel eintreteIbem SooeSian bes, etlIen Der bet
ben Soften Der suriidsebliebeue Sbell ieil
e%tpani9eS @rbredt burd)auS niht 9eltent
MAIDEN fam, ba iolfe @ben ais un9iiltia on
9eieben merben, menu uift Der our1 Hell
9ionspatent bonn 80. WiGrs 1S47 1don banals
allen Otjlioenten seltattete @iplIact 1lad)trd9.
lid beobattet muroe. Ser 9r05te 9beil De,
Uiitslleber Der beutif=tatboliiden @emeinber
belt aber III ben eriten Sabren be,
reli9i6iem Yeme9ung Die BON ielnen @eiit,
liden polsoaene Ghe fir cine aelettid, ailtiae,
eEn man liiste iit) auf Die am 30. Ipril
1915 e%rlafiene Iuerb0dfte Gabinetsorore,
Delhe Die Veh0rben antples, meber bemmeno
nod f%0rbernb in ben Sang Der relisi0ien
oeutid,- fatholiifen Seipeguus eiu3usrsiten.
Dian iberiab aber oolitdnoig, oaB oaS &ell-
aionspatent bonn 80. Wdrs 1847 bic Serbdlt,
niie Der Diifioenten, 3u bene1 aud Die
Oentids &atholifen aeb0rten, geieslih re9elte
uno lene @abinetsorore g%eWtlier Wfaben auf-
cob. Srot allebem mnrbe bteier 9eieslihe
4usmeg, Zen man bot, nm Die Reinforcement
Serhdltnlife Su. re9eln, nldat bon Nuen be.
uubt, unb nie y~tad,lueben bieier QnterlaGun9
,elgen iit nod beute. IS lpirb ms ndml;d
iolsenoer Sau mitgetbeilt:s- Der &entner e,
Der friiber in Yrssiau oils Dtedyaniter aelebt
uAo Dor etlpa 20 Sahreu nit ieiner Srau uno
5odter nod Berlin iiberliebelte, nngoe, ip,e
uns BON betbelllster Seite 9emeloet miro, i'm
Sabre 1916 BON Dem neutrality-suspicious. Yre=
o,9er Go9tberr in Breslau 9etraut. Das
Baar, boS III Berlin pouitanci9 auriidseSo9en
lebte, mar in Dem suten @.auben, bic &C..
i6lolene Gbe iei cine politanoig redtllbe.
Die Sodter perbeirathete lid) NIT einem
ameritaner, Der CUR j3ett bier lebte, uno so9
oarltr init ,brsm iuneen @atren in bic neue
Gslt. Bor einigen @ohen itarb Der 8entler
T., mltb 1eile Serpanpten, oeneu Die He1ts-
.uil9iilfisfeit ieiner She nttt unbefannt mar,
mahttr Ill Solge befien n,cbt nur ibr Orb
re1t gelteno, %ionoern beltritten audi Der Srau.
ole fte leoi9lth als Srdulein S. (oies 1T lbr
@~eburtSname) %betrahteten, ra8 etngebraf)te
SeirathS9ut. Die Sodter mar inceb nit
lbrem Diaune aus..Amerita bier ansefommen.
nno als tie iicb Der Dtutter annebmen moute,
bemies man ibr, oab bic Wtutter bisber i'm
rs oacnbiMate 9elebt urto baB fie lelbit nur elm
Stub iei unb oen gtamen osS so.
ourhauS nitt fibren biirfE. lin Der
alter Urau Die Shmaf, Die lbr bab9i rige
.l,ySserpanote bereiten MOLTEN, an eriparen, 500
cte' E6dter es Dor, auf Mues gu perSthten n
be Winter nah ibrer neuen Selmatb mttSu'
'nebn1eps
, 1877-08-24
&ermifhte6.

= Sannp Dapenport lit bon europa sns
riifgefebrt
Wtapor 2atrobe bon Baltimore lift Der
@ait beS 9on. 3boS. Smann gu 9tewport.
- Cardinal Wic@loSfep belt lebten Wion.
tag bic Wteiie III Der ct. Wtar9 &'rhe 5u
Nelpport.
- Qeonarb IS. Yolf 1T nit ben, Diober
fir fem Douglas document beihdftiot.
- gStutam SartaM unb WitB Gmilie
Sartain BON philadelphia itnb anf Der Nus-
lteuun9 Der id0nen &iinlte IN Chicago per-
treten.
Sie 3uaft Der 8ilobaner bat burf ben
SOB ees Sooaroo 6antaccbtotti einen fdpe=
rem Gerlult erlitten.
- Sberrttter HifarbS bonn Sbergert1t
bes Dominion rrn Canada lit in Stem Yorf.
SaS nSageolatt" brtn9t eine inert.
luiirolge Nnefoote iiber Yaullne Qucca unb
zen Seuortlten Sonntbeller, Der ibr i'm Sabr
1860, oils tie nod ATM unb unbefannt NOR,
elnen Otamantrtng bon grobem Wertbe l,eb,
nit melhem ie III nSemlramts" auflrat.
Succa persaB, ben Sting ietnem @tsentblmer
su~rllfauitellen. Sonntbetler mar 0amalS
reid nno leste benz umitauo tpenis @enift
bel. ytab etntger 3elt ieooh bat er QIcca,
tbm ben 6ing auriid3ugeben, erbielt aber bon
Der Sdnserin Die IntWort, oab ibr berielbe
geitoblen iuoroen iei. SIM 8erlauf Der i3eit
gerietb Sonntbeiler in p~efnnidre 0erle9enbelt
nno iab fid nun gen0tbi9t, bic Siilfe Der g..
rtt)te ge9en Die ih0ne Sor9erin in Mnipruh
III nebmen, Die, ba ie ben an9ebliden Dieb.
HAIL ntdt nad3ntpellen pernohte, erlt Dor
etlldeu Woten Derurtbe,lt murbe, Sonntbei>
lei cine idlmere @eloertifa oisuug gu sablen.
- Dom Yebro perfebrt iieber NIT @elebr.
ten, SdriftjteIerm unb Widunern Der Wllien.
td)aft, als nit sefr0nten Sduptl I'll.
, 1877-08-24
I@ei@wulitt, @eidwitre,
Tlc6tcn, .SGl5luB

snr4 ben arsrtamn!sH S!ntrs,n'ssr o. q ; Aug;
aus benz &brper ~ entfernen. Dit 1T IS ie.
bod n0thi9, nm Die Seiluns Az b%eihlenniseu,
dllBeriihe lo.a e Wtttel auSuiuenoen. Als
Elm iolhss 1T Or. Muauf &6nla's Samburaer
4rduterphaler iopobl ale 3us, fpIe 3el.
,pfaiter bon gutter 8irfuns uno leiitet beion.
osrs iausenoeu Wfiittern, rueld9e d. asihmone'
asu 8riilten leiosn. unbesahlbare Dlenlte.
, 1877-08-24
Gin bemsrfenSpertbcS 8mh! I"
artbut's lettes nnS a~r.o.btes.
0efabr!!!

ober: Beruunoetia Dem 9aus eines 5reunbes.
Disiss p~cIenhetfae NBsrf bieiss 8ttsransn Der
Nmtritauilben Aiteratur Dat ais Yorpurf einen Oe.
9~enitamo, pelhsr oas ioeiale 9eben ~unisres selamntsn
Voltes beribrt uno aisbt sihen lbredliden meberblid
~ipannsne unr aufressnt, wiro ss BON Mlem nit
Seai.roe selelen ,perSen. Suuftrirt unh ib6n ses
nunesn. 98ir Iino entjhloiem. aas bud In jeoer "a.
easemefene Nortbeile alien mannliben uno usibli.
den Sublcribenteriammlern, YBir p~erlanasn LIBERAL
Mssnten uno ihidsn gratis aui Ysrlansen Beoinsun.
usn W. beiGreiberbs Circulate. ,. ". Stpehar'
, 1877-08-24
Scr WfQgem 1n0 1eine
nnregelmdbtgfett.

Cine seiu,oe reselmdbiae geroauun.
1T Der @runoftein Der @eiunobeit be-
menidliden &0rpers. Die meiiten &ranb
beiten, benen Ger Ma9en u%ntertuorfen III,
~entiprin9en aeit0rtem 8%eroauunss Ser
mOsen uno baourd einsetretener 8eritopf
ing oer Candle bes &0rpers. Dieie Ger,
ftopfuns gu beben ueroeu aber oft reiseno,
Weoi3inen an9ewenoet, uelde niht ielteu
eine @ntsiinbuns Der Darmbdute beroor.
rufen uno ben &0rper idwdden- &rah
muB in Die Srsare sebrudt uub oercu
6unttionen" re9uljrt merben.
gls elm uesetabiliider @esulator iteben
Or. Ausuft &0nis's 9amburser Tropfen
unibertroffen ba. Dieielben r~einieen ben
Wagen, itdrfen bic Sober unb ftellen oas
seit0rte 8~eroauu1sSz 8erm0sen wieoer ber.
, 1877-08-24
The a Hills.

Bon .. ". Mcguire, ipslher ~ Sabre in bieier
@eeiou %lubratte. yteueite Berihte iiber Cob. uno
Silber-M usHdten. sanobau unb gDaioe. bilfsausaen.
&lima. Saao. Gilherei, S%noianer. unb Mbentsuer Der
MnRsoler nit oenielben. 8erabau ulo acknowledges
pradltooae Seersrie, sroBartise Shluhten etc. Dit
q biblbsn 5auitrationen uno cine 8are. Ore nur
10 @entS. ~oerfauft bon alen STANDARDIZATION
ODER portofrei perianot fir IL Gents. BON Dcnnellp,
3opb unb Co., gerleeer. Chicago. Sns. 4W9maD
, 1877-08-24
Stropbtln nnb anotrt
&ranfbeiteH DeS 8luteS.

Scropbeln (King's EviD fino eine
8eroerbniB oer Sdfte 6es &0rpers, pelde
oenielben init lditisen uno bSsarttaen I'M
reinisfeiten iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
oes &Orpers miro seidmddt, ielbft tuenu
Die duberen Gnseiden total feblen, tuelde
ourd Gusidldse auf Dem &opfe ober an,
beren Tbeilen bes &orpers bic Anpeien<
belt bon Scropbeln onseieen.
Die &ranfbeit 1T nm 10 sefdbrlider uno
ernitlider, oa oieielbe in uielen 6duen erbs
lid bon @eIdledt auf 9eidledt fortses
pflan;t miro unb itredlit lino Die 6olsen,
welde Gussebruns, SeriAmdruns Der
Sober uno enolid Den 600 nad iid Sieben.
Nur %pesetabiliide Wieoi3inenk melde
Die Sdfte oes &Orpers reiniseu, uno zen
@iftftof entferueu, liuo hier bon %'uirtlid)em
Weltbe.
Or. auauit &6nis's 9amburser SAINT,
LEM teoi3inen uno unter oieien Or. Nug.
&onis's 9amburser Tropfen r~eiuisen oas
Spitem, erneuern bic Sdfte uno entferz
men oas Qeioen, inoem le eS NIT Der Wur>
gel auarei6en.
, 1877-08-24
Merp0ie &opfl6mer5cu

weroen ourd 8eritopfuns ober 8eroaus
unss- StOrunsen berporserufen. Dieie>
nisen Berionen, welde an oieiem lebel
leioen, miiiien &affee, Stun. 8ier uno
9abad oermeioen uno ben Qeib bura Or.
Gusut &Onis's 9amburssr Tropf.n often
balten.
Yerionen, ,pelde elmer ftenben 9ebenss
meiie unter,porfen iino, iollten iid5 friib
MorsenS 8emesuns in FREEZER 2uft ma
diem uno Or. Ausuit &6nis's 9ambnrser
lropfen nlebrmals ees Cages in fleinen
Dozen sebrauden.
, 1877-08-24
Gelbludt.

d @elbiuht it e,ne St6runs bsr Sober une
'paburh berborsebratte ueberiiuuna bee
Ylutes nit Sale. 8elnisuna Der Safte in
Solse pom tiihti9em Nbfiibreu ourt Or. Iua.
&6nia's Saulbur9er Eropfeu, tdalide .lal.
marme BGper, unb Betpesuus in freier Yuft
iine Die beilen 6attoren cine totale Seiluus
su beSiueden.
, 1877-08-24
Qeberlei0cm.

Die 2eber 1T zines Der midtisfen Or.
game bes &Orpers uno fonte n, oaber
alien l1nres lmdbisteiten oieie8 Organs
Iufmerfiamfeit idenfen. Qeiberleioen um'
fabt entmeoer einen seui1en @rao bon
Trd9beit bes Srsanes, Der es unbefdb'st
Die n0tbise Mense @a1e %ab5ulonoern ODER
cine 8~eritopfuns in ben @alensefdBen,
uelde Die Sale bin6ert in ben Darm>
tanal gu selansen. Die 9out erbdlt cine
selblide 6arbe, es iino Sdmer5eu in oer
redten Seite nno reGten Sdulter por<
banoen uno Der Mppetit ,immt ab.
Or. Nusuft &0nis's 3autturser Tro>
pfen itdrfen urb resuliren Die 2eber, reini>
gen ben Wfasen mno entferneu aus ben
@eodrmen Die BARN. ansebdufteu @ruot
tGten,
, 1877-06-22

THE AQUEDUcTs OF RoME.-At the
zenith of her grandeur, Rome had eleven
distinct agueducts, whose aggregate dis
charge was equivalent to stream twenty
feet wide by six deep, with a fall six
times as rapid as that of the river Thames.
The daily supply was in the proportion
of 332 gallons to each inhabitant, and it
was distributed to the palaces and hum
bier dwellings in every part of the city,
as well as to innumerable fountains,
many public wells and large reservoirs,
to the numerous baths, and to several
artificial lakes, where the emperors held
their Rdundchi0, or sham naval battles.
These eleven constituted the most extern
sive and perfect system of aqueducts
that has been possessed by any city even
up to the present time. Their combined
length was over 300 miles, so of which
were above-ground, either upon low sub
structures or more imposing arcades.
The loftiest arcade was that belonging to
the Aqud Claudia and the Ani0 N0Vus
it was in one place 100 feet high.-P0pH.
lar Science Monthly.
, 1877-06-22

DIR. FRANKLIN concludes a letter to
his friend, G. Whatley (written May 1S,
1850, in the following words: "YOu are
now seventy-eight, and am eighty-two
you tread fast upon my heels; but
though you have more strength and spir-
it, you cannot come up with me till stop,
which must be soon; for 1 have grown
so old as to have buried most Of the
friends of my youth; and l now often
hear persons whom l knew when chill
dren, called old Mr.. Such-a-one, to dis
tinguish them from their sons, now men,
grown and in business; SO that by living
twelve years beyond David's period, /
seem to have intruded myself into the
company of posterity-when 1 ought to
be abed and asleep. Yet had gone at
seventy, it would have cut off twelve of
the most active years of my life, en-
ployed, too, in matters of the greatest
importance; but whether have been
doing good or mischief, is for time to
discover, only know that 1 intend well /;
and / hope all will end WE'LL"
, 1877-06-22
Late Development of Genius.

Precocity in childhood does not always
keep its promise. Many smart boy
has turned out a commonplace man
The grape that ripens in August falls in
September. On the other hand, history
furnishes many examples OF the late de-
velopment of genius.
The name of Alexander Won Hum
boldt is highly honored in the world of
science. But he says of himself, "that
in the first years of his childhood his
tutors we're doubtful whether even ordi-
nary powers of intelligence would ever be
developed in him, and that it was only in
quite later boyhood that he began to show
any evidence of mental vigor."
Even more desperate cases of late de-
velopment are reported. Newton was so
dull scholar that his mother took him
away from school with the intention Of
making him a farmer. Linneus, the
father Of modern botany, came near be-
ing apprenticed to a shoemaker, so hid
den in boyhood was his genius. Moliere,
one of the first, if not the very first, of
French dramatic writers, was unable to
read the language which he made classic
al, until his fourteenth year. The great
theologian and philosopher of the mid
die ages, Abertus Magnus, was as a
child the despair of his teacher and par
ents, as he seemed incapable of learning
to read. He did not obtain the degree of
Mdgister until he was between fifty and
sixty years of age.
Such facts as these may encourage
those who are not known as precocious
youth to make up by industry for the
absence of premature smartness. 1t
should be kept in mind that it was the
slow, plodding tortoise who kept always
in the road that won the race, and not
the frisky hare, who now ran, then wan
dered of, and enjoyed sleep and rest.
The race is not always to the swift.
, 1877-06-22
Cheerfulness the Offspring of
Health.

That equable state Of the mind which is un
ruffied by triflng incidents, and looks on the
sunny side Of things in general, is the result
Of healthful state Of the brain and stomach.
The dyspeptic and nervous invalid may-al-
though this is rare indeed-feign cheerful
ness, and may bear the harassing symptoms
which persecute him with an assumption Of
heroic Indifference, but in reality he is the
victim of dependency. To experience gen.
uine cheerfulness Of mind, the stomach must
recover its lost tone, the thinking organ its
normal quietude. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
are the best remedy for mental depression,
since they overcome the nervous debility and
indigestion which originate and foster it.
Persons suffering from lniirmities peculiarly
incident to the decline Of life, ladies in deli
cate health, and convaleseents, derive solace
and vigor from Its use. Drive away the blues
and revive the dropping energies with this
grand stimulative tonic
, 1877-06-22

A GENTLEMAN travelling through one
of the rural precincts of a county, few
days since, rode up to a farmhouse and
thus accosted curly headed urchin, who
was seated on the top of a gate-post
"Bub, where's your pal" The youngster
replied: "He's just gone down beyond
the COW shed to bury our old dog, Tow
ser. The old fool killed himself bark
ing at candidates for sheriff. Be you
one2"
, 1877-06-22
More Testimony as to the Merits
Of the New Piano.

While ''the Baldwin" !" that 6Vou Of American
hotels, was being constructed, Mr.. Baldwin
searched through the Eastern cities for the
most magnificent furniture that wealth could
command to grace his princely parlors, and
none will deny the exquisite taste Of his Sc
lections. He also visited all the leading piano
manufacturers, each Of whom displayed his
most superb Instruments and offered them at
the most tempting figures, being naturally
desirous to increase his business reputation
by being able to announce that his pianos had
been given the preference over all others,
and were 10 adorn the splendid salons of Ethe
Baldwin" The following tells the result:
"THB BALDWIN,"
San Francisco, May LIST, 1877.
Messrs. Blaekmar & Davis, Agents for the
Rogers" Piano.
Gentlemen-
The two beautiful Rogers Upright Pianos
which bought Of you give the most perfect
satisfaction, being admired and compliment
ed by ALL Respectfully,
Ell BALDWIN.
Blackmar & Davis, General Agents for the
Pacific Coast, $50 and 952 Market street, San
Francisco.
, 1877-06-22

A REMARKABLE proof Of, the efficacy of
vaccination is shown by the report of an
English physician. Smallpox appeared
In family of nine persons in Bashey, of
whom three had been vaccinated and six
had not. All the latter took the disease
and four died, including the mother,
while the three who had been vaccinated
escaped altogether, though one of them,
child at the breast was fed by it's
mother up to within two hours u her
death. "