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words OF wisdom:

1t seems to me that II ever there was
q time i'm "a, riclf man sslife when hea
should indulge in lnxnries, oil, perhaps
1 should say, use his money In. such o.
way as to give people work TO do, cit Ia
ina time OF depression like this. II he
has building to do, let him build Ma
terials and labor are ieheap, and lie
will never have SO good a time agaiug
He certainly, will not II, he waits until
better times arrive. lnstead OF this,
heshuts up his purse, Ncurtails his exc
penses, and waits while the people
starve. The truth is,s that half the
evils which the poor are feeling now
comes from the rich mans shortsight-
iedness and c0wardliness. !, Every lux
ury that he indulges In gives work to
somebody. Every enterprise that he
engages In puts bread into hungry
mouths. i should say that every rich
man that cuts cOR lHxuries In time
like this, or fails to devisel all possible
schemes to keep the poor employed,
and then sits down and doles out his
money to keep them from starving,
most lamentably, fails OF doing his
duty. I'm not rich man but IL any
Of my good friends have more money
than they know what to do with, ad-
wise them to spend It for something
that will give work to idle hands-to
do this at once, and do 1t all the time.
The work that produces, o garment
that you procure as . luxury Is to the
person that makes tia necessity. The
house which you build in time of de.
preston, helps to bring the better tins
when you can get a good rent for 1t.
The fact Ia, that the good time we are
all waiting for is locked up in the form
of money lin the Golfers Of those wi
refuse to their own advantages, as-well
as to The advantage Of those who arr
suffering for lack lof work. q
Holland. !.
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Mr.. Stougiton's article in the North
American Review In reply 70 Judge
Black presents the essential truth
about the Louisiana vote of last year
in very clear, brief and conclusive
form. Though the subject has been
written 10 death, yet " is worth while
10 place or record tbis snccipct and
com prelienstye IT telheht. { ttAsA N
",The registered coloreds vote Of Lou
islana, - says Mr.. Stoughton. ION the
tlay OF the election In November last
was 115 $40 to 81, 996 white. In 40 OF
the 81 parishes Of the State, where no
serious Naturalization, prevailed, includ.
ing that of Orleans, which was largely
Democratic, the majority OF Repubii-
can votes actually cast was 6,O97. The
remsiuing l7sparish@ contained 49,
Yetistefe cofofeds voters and 10, 263
white, the fbfmef, like those ia the 40
parishes, being almost exclusively Re
publican. Judge Black says the ma
iority of the votes actually p0lled by
the Democratic party within the State
is admitted To have been I, $3.50. Assufn.
Ing sn, sa q ss 81 IN 70 Sss white
votes, in getting majority over ~, 3Is
10 have been possiB nfASe 81 the
Republican majority f6,e0z an40 par.
fishes ?n cinrU't ifei,g-H - n
1t il the logic of these facts and ~
ures, thus clearly presented, which IN
never been met or answered. The Re
publican superiority 41mbeB In thu
other IL IL equally q Healed. 5Vhert
wal no natural Of le3itilhete reason
why the diviridn Ia az lAtter should
be different froIA ~ 3p tRn, former
| And q. candid c6nelU - hes'
| facts clearly establisbe) 14 louis
ana was rightfully Republican. u
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The Revolutionary Boys.

There were Tories In all the thirteen
States during the Revolution. In Con-
necticut some were TO be found Along
the Connecticut river, though they sell
dom dared TO show their sympathy
with the British Bat St one period OF
thewar the opportunity offered OF q0ing
their friends . good turn In the way Of
providing the Britisbi efatsew wqth
fresh beef. Aaparty, of IoEfees ABOUT
ten miles up the river IcQllectAe
quantity Of stock and quietly loaded II
On two sloops, intending to sail out
with the next tide. But . small boy
spoiled their plans. -sf,,,l.,fy "a
! This boys name, was Eliphalet
Brockway. He happened to be play
ing around the cavern where the Tories
had collected, and, for some reason. he
suddenly took the notion to Listen to
what they were saying in low tones.
He laid on Q bench under 2, window,
AdxNoRu 2aRsfRd Al about tie nlot-
Young Brockwny was as stout
Revolutionist az could be found In the
State, (often he had swept Off whole
British armies in his play tights, and
his blood boiled as he heard the Tory
plans. Leaving the tavern at once, as
soon as he was out of sight he ran with
all<his might to his home and raised
1.-The alarm Mr.. Brockway, senior, and
his neighbors got together at Deacon
Marvin's, OH Joshua Rocks, and made
up All expedition to break up the Tory
doings. The boys (there was more
!, than one like Eiiphalet) were taken
| along, aud before, midnight the party
! had rowed down. to the slOOps. True
enough, there they were, full OF cattle
--one in the stream, the other at the
dock. But the first one was. found To
| be guarded, armed with u swivel, and
| all hopes OF capturing II was given up.
| The other one, however, was unguIrd-
ed. and Is before the Tories could
collect in sufficient numbers, the boys
| had Jumped aboard and were driving
4 the cattle offthe slOop. The men then
told the boys to head the animals a
| cross lots in a ssbee line" for Joshua
Rocks, while they securedith sloop
The Tories fired q round from their
swivel, but 1t did 1fo harm, and they
l.got away as fast US, possible, In fear of
general alarm being given. Crossilots
1 the bows drove the cattle and putin
All safe 5in iDeacoD Marvin's barn.
Mrs. Marvin asked what had hap
pened, and, like h true general, cane
4 To the conclusion that some linking
\ Tories might yet try TO recapturesftle
| stock in the absence, of the men, who
1 had not yet come up with THE captur-
ed sIoop. Accordingly she put on
the Deacon's old cooked hat aud mill
tary coat the !. did,t wear them Chat
might himself), and went out to watch
4 the barn yard TIL help came.
slse This story waS told recently at
gathering of the defendants OF these
patriotic boys and their fathers, and
the speaker tellifg it SAID that the
l that might instead of a.musketoTEi
| mo, sir" chimed in a mothefly, old
1 lady present; T'she carried a gam ,,ny
mother was that woinan's daughter,
q and she told me so." bar a-ia
So much for what some boys and
brave mother did in Revolutionary
times.-2N Y. Observer ! - V'.''
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-09-27
1. s. : sleeping Position.

The food passes from tAe stomach on
the right Mde.. hence its passage tbs
facilitated by going 10 sleep on the
right side. Water aud other fluids
flow equally on q level, and il requires
less power to propel thern ON q level
than upward. The heart pf0pcls the
blood to every part 81 the body vt each
successive beat, and It IL easy to see
that II the body IL IN q horizontal posi-
ton the blood viii be sent 10 the vari-
Gus parts OF the System with. greater
ease, with Less. expenditure OF power,
and more perfectly than could possibly
be done IL one porkon Of the b0dywere
elevated abovSa A6rizontal line. On
the other hand !, IT, one portion Of the
body Is too low, the blood does not re-
turn as It IL carried thither; hence
there Is an accumulation, and disten-
sion and pain soon follow.
ia person lays himself down on a
level floor TO sleep, q portion Of the
head ut least Is lever than tile heart,
and discomfOrtfee mon induced; hence,
very properly, the world over, the
head Is eievalei during ssleep. The
savage use q log OfwoOd or bunch Ot
leaves; the civilized D pillow. !; and II
this pillow Is too thick, raising the
head too high, there Is not blood
Eenpngh carried to tile brain, and, as
the brain Is nourisheds renewed. and
invigorated by the nutriment 1t re-
ceives from the blood during sleep, 1t
is not fed sufficiently, and the result IL
unquiet sleep during tire night. and q
waking up In WEAKNESS, without re-
lfreshment. to be followed by q day Of
drowsiness, discomfort and general In.
activity of both mind aud body The
healthful means Is pillow (which, by
the pressure of the head, Keeps u abou!
| four inches above the level OF the bed
or mattress; nor should the pillow bt
SO. soft as to allow the head to beburied
init and excite .perspirations .endan'
gering earache or cold in the. head or
7 Turning oylf. The pillow should bt
hard enough to prevent the head sink
ting more than about three inches.
- - 4 Z h =
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acre, payable In monthly indictments
s ps aSy 0 Gsiss am: and
Qnincy employee can buy, say 80 acres
OF land, appraised ut "a per acre, credit
price, for $3.50 per acre.. total $l44,
which would probably be PAID IN
monthly installments of$6 per month,
extending over two years Without In
terest. Thus man can get farm for
the small payment Of $3.50 per week
for, two yean.7 :; 1901 iEtcHs
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by aud seemed an Indifferent specta-
tor to what was going on. When the
body OF the unfortunate Mary had been
reduced to ashes 6am Expressed him
self a. satisfled, and they dispensed.
The, warriors threaten their squaws
with similar fate II they are not more
discreet IN their conduct
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There Is Q screw. loose JIM our COM
mon school system which II not tight
s2sd wv JET thar HefeIpsry ~ In
u ds 8 ffad4 y AattsFinf to the letri-
nett OF 8theeoogh knew hedge of the
elementary branches. In these days
Of district and graded schools, which
ere, made ofeD0nk- stones % bur Sol-
ie&es and yi1i7ersfti ee. With tllousauds
and tens 81 Thousands Of teachers we'd
ded to the system and ready to defend
IT. merits and defects, the editor or
writer who has the courage TO criticixe
or disparage the manner In which our
youth arc educ6ted finds himself In
very much the position of the man
who Kicked over q beerhiye. y" ag,i
" But facts ere stubborn thinga. and
the Republican has never been back
ward In bringing to light and setting
forth any facts which teach, valuable
lessons. Newspaper editors and re-
pOrters have wider opportunities than
inoet men for noticing defects In q sys-
tenn of education and IL Ia the duty
OF every conscientious journalist In the
land TO aid In rectlf ying evils which
threaten TO destroy. q general system OF
soducotion.f Prominent eduoatOrs all
over the land are becoming alarmed
at the inStteiings OF The ax;psyers
who think that 700 much money Is be-
Ing. laid ont for the benefits received.
S6h0a phbaSS rS i'd iiot stop TO In.
Guire,intO the cause for these mutter-
ings, but 90 on IN the lavish .expendi-
ture of money, and teachers apply the
s'cramming process" all talking en-
tAnsiaetisliy sssvtsths Shlshss e'Iu
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SssTkf city chap Ba4 bee7 4nfpt tSvs'
SHEDDING ibis gun It . Pa!tf Rheh be
suddenly furne9 epd 'ts!ssd ian old SId
Krhbr strniing sn pr: "XREs the
Nm sbout shootins lrai7e, e9ck ems IN IN
tl1et3s par1b f-whsn ban kllthem Z"
Meter I, y & sy ~ s. .s,, s. 1lSe.sft E
s. So 'sssss s';. J; sss s ss:s:
;9e d ysT "a ~ ! e yo IL. z;
ny I'm fubbfhgH in ?-funch.
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I3rother.J vnathalr.

The origin of this term ,uas applied
To- the United StAtes, Is ~ 'foilows;
sfWhen General Washingtop, after be-
ingappointed commander OF the army
OF the Revolutionary war vent to
Massachusetts to organize It, he pnnd
q great want of ammunition and other
means Of defence; and onope Qcca4ion
itseeined that no IReans could be dc.
visSd for the necessary safety. Jona-
than Trumbull, the elder, was then
0Oysrnosofthe State Of Connecticut
sIG .ns 81 Ris syuds@sei.
r6matked s"W4must cdIfsqk Broth.
en- Jonathan one The sohj Sct" Tho
General nd SO, Md.the Governor Wa
wants OF ths army end thsHe( i9fvard,
w SbreSd Sver becoTit sx gci1s
q by.ohrase: VI must tohsn1 Hrb0 =
er lob attain :" aud Che st1ez99 4eS bow
bs6me & desigHftibn by. See The
oOunlry, sslJohDBull hte Os Fn0l anu
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for your decking, ,sir?n here broke IN q.
her fathers. voice: and my VIE
hope that you will give us the pleasure !:
Of your company At thinner tnls eve1
ing; you must be D little dulii anu
lonely here by yourself" ....,. = =
% .sS q sou wSS TO- sns spent thsSsry
plessantest evening had ever known WI
told me o. good deal about themselves.
fether. mother and two Cd. dag Ssl sSsi-
s ssy o sss 1s ssy : ssd p L SAM Psc
Bafivs not otter. said our. on, hot .. !,
70 not to be wished. e we aons Sx rea
sssry day Ha, hs! but. ~ ,;53Sye' s't :
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r"Be very cautious says the voice
once more. Take great care, or IL
will snap. There, walt SO, whilst l
null this strong one down, and that
will hold your weight better, now, SO r.
and In another minute i have grasped
this stronger one; I managed to raise
,nvseIf by IL q little, and TO put the
TIA IL nv toesi into the assure Of the
r1cks by which had so long held With
the tfbs Of my fingers. -sr
ifI,1n a soft firm hand Is held out "a
me. and, taking IT ], finally, by one
supreme effort, pull myself wei! up
among the underwood and twisted
roots ct the top Of the cliff.~ 49,
Too exhausted to speak or think, !
threw myself down upon the steep
hillside among the long grass and ferns
between the trees. Then / think i did
really lose CONSEQUENCES for . while,
for i do not remember seeing the pref
ty graceful girl who had savesi my lite
ihtilI found her kheeling ut my side
endeavoring to ralsq my head a. she
wiped the streaming water from my
forehead and hair. ~
ssfWait here" she said, land I vii
run TO the inn fofihelp; ! won't b
long" There, lean against that tre'
' pray, stop,n I hammered fsebly
'sI shbll aoh be all Hght. am reall,
very much Obliged 70 you.u ud
mOh. never mind that, (" she answefet
brightly3"k you cs@ wall. e3 musl
the better. Get up and DOME along 2
once; you ubust get your wet eiptne
~ ma - ana shook mvself. fseIfnr yer,
"Herez-pp this way" she cried. "a
think We can get, Is cugh the woot
this way; follow me.T st.ss CT =
rT mad tcarcely started after her, q
With adm .liGft A6ep she aprang vi
the slope asn0hg tine tfees, when
1HHlliyso I tli6s, hiIiy ~ wfsfs =
! you ~ b y .i-5esy .sei~>f,. be Z. Y,
"Here I am" she cried, ''all right
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A ssessment n office.
HURRICANE MINING COMPANY.

urRnICANE MINING COMPANY.
r ocATIoN of principal place OF business:
San Francisco, California. Location VI
works. Hunbolsteoanty,N Nevada. :.
Nce;ce is h ereby given, that at meetFS ..
the BOARD Of Directors, held on the w. aay o o'
lime. 1877. an asse sment mo y OF Ten sao3
cents per share was levied upon the eapa.ai
stock of the corporation, payapie aan. .i'o
.diatclv In United Ststes gold cNn, 70 me
Secretary at the Office of the company, NO
5s5 California street, room 2, san Francisco
California. ossr,art shall
remain unpaid on the
FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1877,
Will be delinquent. and advertised ior SAFE a. a.
oubjic anction; aud unless payment Is maoe
before will be sold Oh
SATURDAY. HE TWENTY-FIVE DAY
OF AUGUST, 1877,
To nav the delinquent assessment together
with costs of advert sing and expenses Oh
sale. ,..-s
JH. DICKINSON, secretary.
Office. No. 535 California street. san
July std
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NOTICE OF
SHERsFE'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN FXFCUTION
ID issued out of the District Court
of the Fourth Judicial District in and
for the county Of Humboldt, state q
Nevada on the 18th day Of June. A. ID 1871
and 10 me directed and delivered for execu-
ton on s Judgment recovered in said Court on
the 18th day If August, A. d. 1873, IN favor OF
N. Levy and NJ. Segel and against the Hum
bold. Mill and Mining Company.
Now. therefore. in obedience TO the demands
and requirements Of said writ of execution,
I did IN the 18th day Of Jnne. A d. 1871, Wy
on aud axe in execution the following
described reel estate, to wit;
All that certain piece or parcel Of lard
hing situate in the county Ct Humboldt,
stare Of Nevada, and more particularly
described as follows, TO wit BEING situate on
the west side IL me Humboldt river, above
the bridsts crossing the atver from Bricge
street. WiuneTnIc0s., and beginning az Tire Il
- post. between Sections 10 and 20, Towns hip
Sc. n range 80 east Mount niablo Meridian.
thence rnnring due east % so chains {" the
middle of thu Bumbo'd d. river, thence 2 o -.
W 80 chains, thence $4,000 W
lo.75 chains, thence ~ o 80 II chains,
thence l0o45. $50 aims. thence
:. 52oss W. 400 chains. thence S. AZ o
W 40 chains. thence So W 800 chains,
thence s GO y W 3 03 chains. thence Z 5s o W
l60 chairs. thence \ $50 ( 6, 90 chains. thence
$3.50 " 3 81 chains following the meander-
ings of the Humboldt river, thence n II rs
chains TO the place ( beginning. containing
"a $1,000 acres. courses by the true meridian
magnetic variations Is T.. as appears on may
of the =. W. Il, Section 20. Township IS.
Range 80 Mount Diablo Meridian. made by
D. Van ennep. Conn y Surveyor II Humboldt
county. Nevada.
Noice is hereby given that on
SATURDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF JULY,
A. D. 1877,
Between the hours o 0 o'clock in the MORN
ing and S o'clo, in the evening. 10 wit, az
O'Clock p. NJ Of said day. in front u the Court
house door in Ninn.Mrcca Humboldt county,
Nevada will expss 10 sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash in hand payable
oriy IN e. :. gold coin, all the right, title. in
terest aud claim of the said eftndant Il il,
and 20 the above described premises 70 satisfy
said Judgment. crsts and accruing costs.
Given under my hand Mt my Office. in Win
nemucca, Humbold- county, Nevada, this
iSih day Of June, 4, D., 1911.
CA. KYLE,
Sheriff Of Humboldt ro"nty. Nevada.
Iuneletd
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NOTICE.

To Jerry B. Gramme, Taylor Waterhouse ana
whom it may concerns
xyoU and each of you are hereby
notified that the amaer aagrusd MAY Nav
1o,h ig7O. COMMONLY known as the united
states Mining Law, expended in labor on .nt
sS;ivep Monarch Lode. situated in Central
Mining District, Humboldt county; state 9,
Mava5s and governed by the silver Monarch
Cs.s,sa1v ten dollars for each claim OF one
Kindred fe ct Of said Lode, in and for tn the
saaSs,nent wear ending December 3lst, 1876,
and You and each of you are hereby further 'ner
notified that Il you do not conafioIse ySul
aent 10 meet such expenditure within
ninety t, days from the date .S Q.
sh eo first publication Of this notice. the q.
respecti We interest of you and elch OF you N
default will pass to the undersigheo' your oo'
owner of said Lode. ., u,Nn
winnemucca, May 18th. 1877, Sod
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Being duly sworn. on oath deposes and
saws the fore ding account Ia justly due,
owing. and syable from said county to
afiant. and that no part thereof has ever been
raid by said county or any person. and
that there are no Offsets or counter claims in
favor Of said CO unity against the same. and
thst every part thereof has accrued within
the six months last past.
Subscribed ard sworn TO before me, this
-d day Of "a
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Blank copies OF which will be furnished to
officers authorized TO administer oaths upon
application 10 the County Clerk. By order Of
Board 81 Commissioners.
Dated winnemucca July nth, 1877.
~ ]. II. JOB, CLERK.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
jndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc, ! VIII
send eeipe that will cue you, Fhhk Or
CHARGE. This great remedy was olscoVereu
nv a missionary in south America. send
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH I.
ISNAN, Station D, Bible House, New Hork
City.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD
II his interest in the Paradise Stage Lite
desires TO settle up all accounts at once
Those having claims against him are re-
quested to present the same, and persons
knowing themselves to be indebted 10 him
will please call at the City Drug Store and
settle. G. A. DRSAUSSURF
winnamacc June Ia. Nv
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TO WHOM iT MAY
CONCERN.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on and after
this date all persons having claims against
HUMBOLDT county will be requested to sub
scribe to the following affidavit, a copy Of
which must be attached to each and every
claim: 49,
srA d6u en TE or Ri Ra iMBonDr. SIS,
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- - --aSAes.-1sn-aHaAsns'A1@s @AS1zr~H-1A
YOUNG h EN-

twho may be suffering from the effect Of
youthful follies or indiscretion. viii DO
veil 10 avail themselves Of this, the great
st boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering
humanity. DIR, SPINNEY will guaran
&c to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal
weakness, or private disease Of any kind or
character which he undertakes and fails to
.ure tie would tn. r. fore say to the unfOr-
Ituna.e sufferer who may read this notice
trhat ron are treadine on dangerous ground
fwhenyou longer delay in seeking the proper
sremedy for your complaint. You may be
lin the first stage: remember you are APP
sproacl ing the last, Ii you are bprderir q
Snpon - G last. and are suffering some IT all
tof it's i'll effects rem mber that il you per-
tsist IN procrasttnation, the time must come
swhen the most skiilful physician can rem
bier you no assistance: when the door Of
Nope will be closef against yon; when no
4 ugel Of mercy can bring on relief. In nc
sse has the Doctor failed of success, Their
1 ct not despair work upon your imaainationl
| mt avail yourself Of the beneficial insults
4 his treatment before yeur case is beyond
| he reach Of medical skill. or before grim
Heath hurries you TO premature grave
Erull course of treatment, S25. send money
Ipy Post Once order or Express With Full
description of case.
1 Call. or address,
| Or. A. 3. SPiNNEY,
xsFs II Ksarnev Street. San Francisco.
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- MADE by agents in cities an
IA acountry owns. Only necessary 10
. ~ Eshow samples to make sales ana
l TO fnoney, for any one out of employ,
HGQS hment and disposed to work Used
Eaily bv all business men. SEND
,tstamp fer circular, with prices 10
~ u = Elgents Address
t~--@s- ESPECIAL AGENCY"
Kendall Building. Chicago.
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