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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

"A rlAr.rocrND liar. who only lacks
the opportunity to become q horse
thief" Is the delicate and compliment
airy mannsr in which the cohnns Record
rsfsrs to the editor Of the Sal, Lake
Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
III, Gold Hin Daily News has

rho Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and be1(
circulation of any eveni &
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27

The Clerk OF Yolo. county estimates q
falling OF Of at least 500 votes in the
coming election from the number In the
Presidential contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-27
A TESTIMONIAL
CAPTAIN JACK

VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA. AUGUST u.
Y is11.--CArTAM JAcK CRAwyonp-Dear sir;
Appreclsting fully the valuabis Q, rvioes render.
si by you 70 your country In days gone BY. and
bling aware Of the unfortunate combination OF
circumstances which have prevented you for
soinc time from puruing your present profe--
sion. NC. the underpignsd. citizens OF Storey
county. would heg leave 10 tsnder 10 you .
, 1877-10-21

,-~~..,-.-,,-~~T0 TO EXCHANGE. ---.-.u
| WAETED-FAEAls AND FARMS LANDS FOR
sofh soFss A. lABEse
COOKING sss6.ass 5a.9a Fas g s. fEfSSAe
q 4 f1psss SSk os:
XVASsTEEp-To TRADE 4 COOP HORSE FOR
ss1 coI1age Grove. .ax:B I: M0l:G AS: 1o- -
BUSINESS CHANCES.
4 GOOD THlSG-wE OFFER FOR SALE new
issa eff sofss'S
5he States LEGATION and sezt ID lie city
stsSls s7ss e
anis @ man meannE business tsre chance y offered.
Sf1s1i nffa sasS xeF further Information ad
A sIoGK .i,Sx Of g.; TEAS rs; AND CoFFEEs u COOP
has The ready 1dd9es
A RARE CHANCE rs OFFERED TO 4 DYER 70
a. e Sn as 1d wo1ks sssbIshed years. ested
MadIson-st-. city. F'' ~ ~ >@N1'*N"' ''' "'s'
A RARIGAlS! MATCH KErAlEISG sroEE,
ds. S9e g. s fs5aas Low os
= asS sq9ps %A
N. l
g. s E'G IS
4 y oFp0RTUN NIFTY RARELY MET F0I: RE-
Il so sSa t s1s.y
Address 4 70. Tribune otiicc ~'NA''A'1'
A FINE +.sT0RY BisiCK HOTEL n KANSAS
9ar Gy SSs us for
oo5 eyslness sale ans sanss for
4 NICELY LOCATED REST AUiAST At 4 BAR.
a gain II taken nt once. Address =. Tribune.
9 m a, "sns fg5sed q 70 pse
dress for three days 3 u, lrlbuas odlce. ''- 1
RoARplNG-MousE. coSrAIX1XG 10 ROOMS, TO
Apply HERE 1afa IL Fu1ton fs
EoE sALE-AT ( BARGAlx-0YsrEK-H HOUSE,
u ae r u cy @ Il ax
hiafss. e g.. e. 1Daae a5a ass gs On account OF s
EOR sALE-Fol: $500. 4 THREE-EUN MILL: AN
sifa;ei M ca IT, at e. IS satse Ga
salle-st. " N'~~N@~3' -'
Eolt aALE-0I:wILL TAKE PART n I;E. Il Es-
}ss; gns e 'hs ~ hsSt yfTy stYess IN the city r.
F9n: sALE-DKuG Ale r. SToi:. On PROMINENT Gol:-
For particulars Inquire 1t 547 btue ls'aad:av - a'
EooE: SALE NJ EI;HALF-iINIEl:EsT y 4 LIGHT,
i-- @.A-NeAAs"
Auote'' - 20. it'puac o4Ate.
C1OE SALE-DEEAD ROUTE ANU RAEERY 1:6
L North Ata.st ~ 10'
I-ooI,-: = = ~ = :, -, 7, 80 ---, -
mannfactu1ins ai halscrsa an ;,ooon. T5: t;G
nress.s u,iIs c1c ana .Jsy tjt,.. 1oe al. ~ tr,i
Tor cty or suyur1an real es;urr. .ran, 0nonrt.itv
t,,r uafty with 1u0rcy: this haent t,s hrc II 11si. e,
Or three ysaIs Tor which an1 receiving royalty; II
acknowledged " by tue beSt In use; caution my and
~ pa,tles tgM !ntfnRcMent IN 1atent No. - aoo Au'
0Fess +. H. aoll. = anu Nest an B9ren-st. CITY
F1DR sAIE-p1 ItsyR1vf: sum, ayYs0JFTIj ~ T;E
ST.; GOOD fouhnE stop: II ysars: ,.st atiissr: rra
sons for selling leaving the city. Cheap tor cash.
rR{7f; @;rnI,r N TIIT 3,ITY. N ri Ii;7Sr ~
| lishrI st1n, IN rnna nr.ar: nn,i rn,t"na f,r
srn... s,.E ri.an. s,lts .;ernI"In, S nnr Gav ~ M
~ ~ %e o-1e
,.s, . no0M; ; ~ DotnI IN L1hGe h ~, no5lA Eos.
o,, ,n.itasr -.-s ~ - anu "ssou ~
pA's gay ''e"l. tAuuIese - - 1tiouhe o'lec*
FOR StLE--Ar a GREAT SACKlFIcE-AN ELE-
l. CANT business corner on state-st-. Palmer
5iHss: 1 senls ~ ~ aG: aae onulns ana a2t; inan
ri .e @ esn ~ 80 80. 10y "uy ~ ~ ~ ~ I G ~ 9ag
Mn" @ p5 - 1'et eeut uet' !" d. no1 " to"1 T. A's
-c11z /, r;oi, = s7o17= ~; 7717
4 ,nnas ant ~ ,tn ~ Vii t, nor,IoS ~
1,ttrs..s ~ trrMm; ntn"s ~ 'AA ''0 y" 'Ao e'"e"-
S,OE sALE-TIIE GUSsIIOP AND STORE OF THE
best location III CtutraI Illinois Tor huy1 gu,u l,n
stock Of guns revolvc1s, almunltiun etc, with ev
, 1877-10-21


1277-SIYTEEN pArre
7 woAnp w.aSTEn.
RoARD.AED FuI:NIsHED ROOMS WANTED III
Sha VIII ~ tomc M Gashoc family Musl be
D0aI:i1-1Y An ETPEE7ES7E6 In; ~ 7T 1777 :;
aa1s 1sa 9. bn Y
| RoARD-FoE GENT AND WIFE For THE WIZ.
t {Ss1f i . IS f sess
T,mann.-. yoi7Nn Nav 3fiSaess: 6Es95sf.3.:
d9 s!sasr FooM Sp
4eo.sf' ~, t9.9une S,r6,;M onse - ozz
d arst;aisht in choice locally. simply iurnahed and
6st 9n rpnc nson c sT9 t VII s anq aaughtes with
par not over $40 pcf month AdlfessB e r9fbnnee
PoARD-I DESIRE DAY BOARD n PART PAT
s9 H. rSane Hys ealsa ae North Side
ii years sd; souih SIDE, esst Il stassss. GhiH Ad
@-eS. s.s:s 2: Ss!s w. :: 1a.ss.. : @
-T TO EXCHANGE.
:, SINGER SEWING MACHINE :,SiIS WASTE6 To
t,ces de- luxe At ST HuLbafdt uca1 % OF ar
~ oSF is; = WV 5Ss.; ess5 6asna
~ ahirts made order 1t lowest prices. address
LoSE = AZ. 18s oearoofn-st ~
e. :; eIEx tx OF y SyngnHAS +; g 3, ,EoRERTY TAKES
ClorIllSG-TAELEs, CARPENTER w0RK, AND
Tribune office. 10y
TxCHaS0E-A FINE RAY HORSE 8 fYF3Tso75
~ well S! n5oks a1 atra!d Of nothing M exshangs
EN MoESG County re oee ice OF aaafess
-,=,;1; .-,-Go7:-;777 1--;
n and bEss hopss poR sSod a
VIII take good lands. Address T. TTibans oidce '
i1ytIIA ZI;E-E11IIITy 0I S1o MO ~ ! ,13cD
, 1877-10-21


U5l1-NANTED-A TREASURER FOR AFRsT-
SDCOO class entertainment now on the road and
playing to crowded houses; everything complete; q
party With $500 cash can secure half Interest OnlY
chance ever offered. Address or cali It Room IS
Briggs House to-day.
, 1877-10-21


SrTWnAv HCTORER 81
SOlNDA1. ooAODGh, ~
-Ass:s: sssaasD.St* - 1Ss:.: ny:
10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssn, 5;ais fs|]9 ROOM
VERY LARGE, ELEGANT ROOM. on FIRST
Win bosra ii one lie best locations ii
T1tbaae II s'1s oiee aSesn slos' s aNN{tsA0s ~
! 4 WIDOW on AVENUE spUTH OF TWENTY.
pas drs ~ 7 sas Tbxne 1n SSard Ref
| 1,,,,e7,. ] ~ ,ssno.rncay nEuan w1Tu - = 4
ths avenues neaF ce South Side
-, 80; T;1vT STcoVF RooVSa7 mn
s Ella
| TSniASa-Av.: RETWEI.N TWENTY SIXTH AND
L Twenty. ninth h-ss:-Iwo esntlensn M San hnd COM
esS %tsss s. T;iSass os
.11c,iicaV-av- NEAL: TWENTY -ETGHTI-s;f
M E1esnnt aicoyc Chamber, east and north yieg:
re otsT s aes %dfea e With
sEaic rooms to 1ent with boari as On 1st
door uafutnisls4 e1espt CARPET Aid! less Tribune
Nwabasn n.ay.1To rent suite Of rooms on first and
4uuTESS o. tIlouAe o4ASe.
4,r.p r1yTrrvrIfST AM VIf1IiC 4 q, y =
IN Bonrd nnd pleasant hone for refined young lady
or married couple. q -. 1rlbuhc Office.
(eV., 1Is ,r,vf, An1ES mr. CFETf pSiTSV M
-. at rifD ran s.r1Tr rnnn, mn.i ~
With small nryntc family near Chicago 1iniyersty
FERNS Very reasonable = Tribune oillce
Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN MiSn1SG \ Pleas
ant home In highly respectable private family
AtchganaT., business CENTRE caa und one by ad
dressing n, Tribune office: e:-
North Side.
,I.,.1,--..,r, ,-
Il - ~, - -HASnSVMEL1 FURNISHED
IL rooms Eath b9afu u prifale 1aI't!y. Tor TWO
eou.: - So ~ oas.Hses
az RtSli-Sl.-t.Asi ALLust. KUHN WITH Or
W without board; reasonaoles IN private family.
I..1 CAss.sT,-TO NEST, PAItIOX FI.ODI, 0F
% t.ree rooms elegantly, furnished; single Gu
suite. references eS:haNseo. -
f,0 DEAEr1lI,S. AV -FIfI;NIS{IED AM, IiVE7I,7-
% n!slicd rooms; DAY board.
1OE DE AHBO1:N- Ay-A Front SHIT IN RENT
l{)t) win ixarI f,,rois.ie}: references "-'t
7e37 DFai,iIf1f;y- w - SINGLE ROM I'M
IL 1,oar. for n r.u,jrmen e-- @A.'"
- -.---
1c7 MpEAi:hpEN,, M M ~ E,-sl SGLE ROOM TO RENT
Dc} Az .25 oHiAi:io,s - sI.;nA NiCELl.FUR-
aIe ~ % nm 80 t tae9
met. " NouI'l ~ wv Gay Doa'aels: ~ Gooa table.
I3ff pSTAlilo- o-sT,-F~Ul:SlslED ~ ROOMS AND
/. .@oD Ass1'class ooasa. 1 .c.!es se'' lo"' lo"'--=--
, 1877-10-21

9e9.ez2 !1sl 3aa.as- 81:
Cnr1NTuv wr.,rr r,,,s,.,7 ,.,.,-~@
1;oE sALE-BT j. Il. KEELEit Ids clAi.K-sT:
city PROPERLY ' s''cS and too1s parf IN good
ap 1sF as ps1 hend 1nd With crops
ssacrs :sacrs far, farm Is At miles IL sontt q ciy.
Tsi psopsr sr CLINTON 1a
u1S a tprqyea farm one q te best in South
ltn elegant imrroScnens Is miles from city,
81 d Sareaa Is caay ts yopnfy h II fss 9a
,ar' ocar ssn eon l cotS es
FoK SALE-Ssa9 PER Acl;E.-3'o ACRE F.47M ONE
'lvs ess' @ a5sas xs
hs a5ia w,e5 sncei is s acres Geei!s ysuaI
YEATS aro for this }arni S4 4~4s WAS enses
s, lsr aeFe-iSs acre farm ts,, mites fran, Ridge
sSnS afS a"'safo aa una q
WAN, n!Sncy and bosnd 10 sell. i i. b0Yp. III Eoo, +
~ 2;3! M3e!,S9;s! ;77 nm. =; :,
IN he a'!Ss 1euire affes II o.
oEsAL1E2r1,S; *, r nEsr WEs1EKX + sTAfE
e. s ;ss IS s ysls ;x
.. j. srouGH ,as DcarSora:st trs- >'l'9 SA' '"A''
Eon sALE-ol: KAbt-sMAIiL FAEN.4y ACHES.
unc ONCE
1SoE sALE1 BARGAIN II 4 TEAUTIFrL 800:
= acrs 'sr,l unsnEpasssa for ln.a,ioa and rtshness
las On i ~ orchard Of ~ aIsariis soic u
ssxa q tss pasas'i"n ) sai:s; ssah Il 5Sies ;is
REAL, ESTATE: :wayTED.
;I1If-,s: {I71SrKp-rEorLE VINO WANT ro Sell.
nave seS ~ au;sri: anu can sell ut once. l. BOYD.
nv: 81, = -, 7z ;ri5 - :; :,
, 1877-10-21

T0R sALt-TllE ELEG Ant DOCDLE RESIDENCE
corner lflc and Pearson the hest huilt,
eaE1lese. and convenient house tn lht market:
r1sau1 IL agents. Apply Ut the house. T.. ". DUR
I'll
, 1877-10-21

IN,l. sALE-CllEAP-TWO-S -STOI:f AND CELLAR
StuneEront houses, Will I'll modern illroy yemeuts
lrtHeen Caaphtil' ~. and IiockA cst- Apply to N.
!. ElLU. llsel Nest NAttisu;l.st. 4 lRrSsiu.
, 1877-10-21

IVR S.ALE-ClEAr-LOT on ULINO1S-ST.,
lcar $tse. also Huribu1-sr., near Centre, 3 nuc Is
sess u L.aca,:n Park, NICHOLSON ORGAN FAC
TIlEY 81 Ea., lntiAuA-4t
, 1877-10-21

LvE sALE-CuEAP-ONE CHOICE LOT OK FOR
I sestssv. between 1hsrsy-;stta and Thirty sixth.
H.. toutt funt: 1.ut! lla> 1nUueE. per foot
ra: years sic Lalulcc cassl title and abstract
ttssrf. Address = south Ntrpy-s}
, 1877-10-21

Eoi: sALE-BETTEE THAN SAVINGS EANks-
/ los pu Sorsl-aS.. Llk GruSt, Girarl AID Wood
Gs. e<ts:se WICKER ta:k; cheap ami easy terms.
]. HENRY C. JACOB WELL, l46 UtaIburn~ 1t.
, 1877-10-21

IU. sALE-TO OCArITALISTS-A NO. ] CENTRAL l.
hus.a.ss property; taytuE from per crui nrt
T a low rental. j. HENRY 4 JACOB WElL. l16 Dear
turn
, 1877-10-21

YSON SALE-A KARt;AIN IN 4 BEAUTIFUL $40.
l. unsurpassed for lncaiiua and rteluess
% soil; mpros entnts of tue bcs! and in good or1rr
has on tt III orchard Ut No f;.bearlllE rlc trees pf
towu Of population ID liiisc; south Of Chicago;
, 1877-10-21

I,ul: SALE-OE EXC!lANGE-A TuREk-STORY
/ hotsc. :a1s0. and large lot, opposite Wells &
!reaehs cosalcc AMI lI!uee Wurks, NJ. sl3 Bue Isl
, 1877-10-21

| I,DR SALE-CfIE!1P. FIXTURES AND STOCK OF
lamps croekcfy and glassware. with large trade
In kerosene gasoline oils, established years.
good reasons for se;itnE good chance for with
small capital Apply Al IS South HalS1ed st+ near Mndl
, 1877-10-21

11vE sAlE-BI.ICk COTTAGES, H-sTuElES, On
stone Nominations. With slate roofs. containing &
rn,as earh tc.lds closets, and supplied Will wafer
sd stwcrs ncar coroer Of I:oDcy ana Chicago av.
:!e sU1t Il. on turns NTH cash, hniance in
sc-n payments will amount fair rent, with rcr
tc1. stts 81 lcr aaauln keys at branch olcr. corner
Cl;c1foss. aud tsobci-st: take Indiana Cals w
GS-.l4,EtI4lT q Eas1 AaShtai.. .11,.st r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
NAVE FAITH AND Tn UST.
ny FRANCIS Q. SMITH.

Have faith and trust, We wagering,
Gors ways we may not see.
What may seem cnaos In our view.
To Him IL harmony;
And when deep anguish nils our hearts.
And tears well from our eyes,
Tire NJ that causes them may DO
A blessing Ia disguise
The noisonie, poisonous weed which grown
without single charm,
May hold IN its obn )xious stem
medicinal balm,
and tcmpcsts that o'erwhelm us
And MI us with dismiy.
May render pure the fetid air
And drive disease away.
Then faint not when reverses como,
Have faith. and hope. and trust
That all IL orderd FOL the best
That God is kind and Just,
Dwell not on evils that may come,
Nor mourn DER evils past
But nurse the precious hope that God
VIII comfort you at last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
Nrg c5ooos.

'ENblL tlhkNS, utphlns. towels towcning
a ilhrh naudkrrclris, &c, haianc' 81 DIR "A goods
lhhr's ana lam u. Hl ul winch have been puff
81 auction 40 be sold cheap suHetings aud rhlruu.s
less than jOblers' pieces, ~ N'
WI ANTHEMS. "a Catharino st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
THE SUN.
1877. new YORK. 1871.

Tho different edition, OF the SIN during N. nau
year MI lee the SAM during the year that ll,i
pastod. The dauy edition win ON week days ne 50 cl
OF four pages, and on sundays sheet Of eight pge u
90 broad columns while the weekly edition vii 0si
teel OF eight pages Of the same dimension, aud CAR
pcter that are Already familiar TO our irlcul,.
HE Bun viii continue to be the strcuuuu. ,ivoclI
ofreform and retrenchment. and Of thu tuD-tuuond
slalesin- nshp, WISDOM and integrity fnr hollow pre-
tence, imbecllity ana fraud IN the administration 81
public affairs. II VIII contend Tor the goYrrnuea, 81
the people by the people nj for the pcne opPl'H
to government by frauds the bal ut box AMI IA NJ
counting OF votes, enforced by military N1oic-
VIII endeayor 10 supply its readers a boiy noifh
from mi lion Of souls-with the most careful, cln
pete. and trustworthy accounts OF current o. ,a'
VIII employ for this purpose numerous ana ,arrlAl
selected stan reporters ant Correspondence. lht
ports from Washington, especially viii De tI', a'l
rate and fearless ami It VII doubtless c'uunu'uh
serve and enjoy the haired Of those vino ti1r . 10
drrng the Treasury or by usurplng lat tlo las -
not give Them Nhe It will endcAYor e. mr. ufr'f
ndence of The public by defending the rla'' u ~
people against ihc cncroAchments Of uul ,.. p-e
The prlcc OF the daily suN VII. be 81 c,l.s "
or ST. 80 year, post pad. or slA t4e -A'l c4''
$40 year
The SUNDAY edition alone. Gig pife' 5l!)'
year, post paid
The WEEKLY SIN eight page. of "a nr.n' .'nnn
viii be furnished durns 1871 AZ the rae VI 81 als'1
post paid
Ihc 1tHeni OF THIS large reduction from me- f''"'n
rate for tue WLLKLY en- Ds euJlJeI ui iYllN
Subscribers without the ucccsty of mas n- 800 c'4'
AT the sane time, any u uur frieais choose ana
extending our circulation W. sAa!l DE srlte4. bob '+
and every such person who seuIs u' t'l or BOD fe 81
scnbcrs from one place viii be cntusi 60 oae c'0
The paper Tor himself without charge. A. nlc 1't"'
year. poetire pai1, the expenses u paper 4-i ''t
are barren rtpaid, aud considering the SIZE 'f i'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
Mtctlnus.

A hSOti tTlON Of Exempt Firemcu. Annual
"a meeting Al rs sullivan II u, furely ovening JAN
~, 1877, a. 7s3l O'clock, ZOPHAK Mills, Pre-.
okohok W. WHEELER Rec. Soc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
kinney.
GREAT REDUCTION IN


EVERY DEPARTMENT Before TAKING STOCK
French Cloth Cloves Csc. sic. ssc pair.
Mems winter Gloves al very low prices.
Two-button KID Gloves wori h 81 at Doc pair
o...mo,,..... n,,o' kinney
1e s' 'S1 '','.'''V" A'' ''''''' 'Suo'g KaiNzEY
Heavy striped Cotton and Wool do, loo pair.
Gents extra English four thread full regular zoe.
kinney
french thshnere hose. iu regular, worm w. At 30.
Fun regular, all Wool Hose, worth 5Oc. at 3lc.
snk-clocked Balbrigean Ladies'. 31c
run regular mAde striped Zoe. pair.
Misses Fancy woolan Hose, 1Oc. 1elsc i5c.
Misses striped anu Fancy Ribbed, loo pair.
LADIES' Misses, Gents. and Boys
English anu French Hosiery closing out. -
Merino Underwear q5c. 4oc. 300. Soc. N@Ii
Cents Cashmere Muihsis' 95c. each
In our Notion Department. Bargains. Pear Bu,
Eyes &C. card fwiSd Tap1 c peee Spool YS co,t s
Sc. dozeni Bltohs &c. and 3c dozeni Pms &c paper
spool, Steel Pointed Hair Plus. 90 picklgei Bralli
EaitGn ,r &C.. vr5y qs RnPpsr Combs, 7ci Lngi
,,..,,,.,- kinney
Night Dresses sac3ues, DC, very low. -
Gents' Linen N emmcd II andkerchiefs, 1870. 10
n'ols' Linen h'naA,''~'i' &C., &C., vs. i' kEaiSSzIEr
81 X aud Lace Handkerchlets. -
Lace Department. Great bargains.
Linen collars and Cuns, &C. and lOc.
Run ngs and Trimmings low.
Lace Tides, &C.. loo, l2ltcr l5c., 2Oc. up. -
Bargains IN Towels. Napkins &c.
Curtan Muslins closing out. -
25 900 Yards Hamburg Embroderss,
from Sc. &c. &C.. lOc l21sc l5c., isc. e0c to ti pet
yard.
kinney
Silk Nelvcts Gmps. Briids. and
Rich French lrlmnings worth PC. at &c. yard.
kinney
go 900 yards Ribbons. &C.. Sc, Sc. o.. 10c. yard.
kch French Ribbons, hall price. -
bargains in Silks, vevets, velveteens
Flowers, Feathers, aud Millinery Goods.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-06
SALEM.

The mania for picnics has prevailed
in Salem the past week. A number
from Salem, Brighton and Bristol went
to Twin Lakes last Wednesday. The
day was one of perfect pleasure to the
picnicers, save an accident which
occurred on their return home. Mr..
Jno. Hartnell's horses run off from the
end Of bridge and upset the carriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartnell were thrown
out, and Mrs. Hartnell was quite bad
~ injured, though it is thought not
seriously.
Saturday the old settlers" were
seized with the mania. BY invitation
and kindness of Mr.. Voak they went
to Wilmot and enjoyed a free boat ride
down the river.
Since the heavy shower last Tuesday
morning, Salem appears in renewed
verdancY, and the pastures afford bet
ter feed for stock.
Thrashing is the item of business at
present.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-06
HAPPINESS.

The idea has been Transmitted from
generation to generation, that happi-
ness is one large and beautiful precious
stone, a single gem, so rare, that all
search after it is vain, all effort for it,
hopeless. It is not so. Happiness is a
mosaic, composed Of many smaller
stones. Each taken apart and viewed
singly, may be Of little value, but when
all are grouped together, and judicious-
" combined and set, they form a
pleasing and graceful Whole-a costly
jewel. Trample not under foot, then,
the little pleasures which gracious
Providence scatters in the daily path,
and which, in eager search after some
great and exciting JOY, we are so apt
to overlook. Why should we always
keep our eyes fixed on the bright, dis
tant horizon, while there are so many
roses in the garden in which we are
permitted to walk? The very ardor of
our chase after happiness, may be the
reason that she so often eludes our
grasp. We pantingly strain after her,
when she has been brought nigh unto
us. Western RuT0I.
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matchl Young man, you have the
average amount of intellect, to what
use are you putting it? Making
money, undoubtedly! Right! a very
good thing to have. Your ambition is
certainly nobler than that of many of
your sisters. For many of you will
do. much good with the money you
gain. That's all right-go on making
money-its a terrible weakness we all
have. But don't you know you waste
many an hour in walking up and down
the streets, fer the senseless reason
Nothing in particular else to do,"-
in making many call on young ladies,
who consider you vapid necessary to
escort them to balls, theaters and the
like, and tolerate you only for that rea-
son-in discussing with your gentle
man friends-Well say, nothing worse
than the last novel, when these wasted
hours could be, OH, so profitably en-
ployed in study, and in cultivating
your talent, in making for yourself q
name that none shall blush to hear
and that all shall delight to speak.
Oh!friends is it not better, nobler
more satisfactory to ourselves and the
world, to be more thoughtful, more
earnest in our lifes work. If we were
all SO, would we not have many purel
women, nobler men, than the worlC
now contains?
TJlE1,rrrEr r Cx717r nv
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-06
The Difference Between Milk and Meat.

The Difference Between Milk and Meat.
Suppose we take thrifty steer. thirty
months old, weighing 1000 pounds,and
place him in an excellent pasture, and
a fresh mich cow, also weighing 1000
pounds, and place her in the same pas
ture. They are both kept there
through the season, the steer gaining
in live weight $50 pounds, the COW
yielding in milk 1000 pounds. =
The $50 pounds Of live weight on the
steer is composed OF at least sixty per
cent. Of water and forty per cent. of
solid matter, or 40 pounds of solid
substance gained by the steer; while
milk is composed of eighty-seven per
cent. water, and thirteen per cent.
solid substance, making 500 pounds of
solid substance contained in the milk
produced by the cow from her food, to
140 pounds produced by the steer.
A good COW will make 200 pounds Of
butter in a season, and the skim-milk,
fed to thirty pigs, will grow 200 pounds
Of dressed pork; or the same skim
milk, fed to a calf, will put on at least
200 pounds Of live weight A good
steer, fed III the ordinary way, will
dress 800 to 1000 pounds at four years,
having grown, on the average, 200 to
250 pounds of meat each year, where
as the cow has made 200 pounds Of
butter, and the refuse of her milk has
produced nearly as much meat in pork
or growth Of young beef in the calf as
the average growth Of steer for year.
Or by another mode Of illustrating it,
if we compare milk with the average
composition Of lean beef and fat beef,
We find the beef to contain forty-six
per cent. of dry substance, including
the mineral matter OF ash, and milk to
contain thirteen per cent. Thus three
and one-half pounds Of milk are equal
to one pound Of meat; and only esti-
mate COW to give 1000 pounds of
milk in year. this would make the
cows product in milk equal, in food
value, to 1900 pounds Of meat, and
this 1000 pounds Of meat would re-
quire steer, under ordinary feeding,
four years to produce, SO that the cow
produces as much return from her food
i'll one year as a steer in four.-JoseDh
Harris, IN the CWztaU0tor
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-06

BRIGHAM YOUNG, the Mormon Pres
ident, died at Salt Lake City, at 4
o'clock on the afternoon OF Wednes-
day, the 10th of August in the 81 year
Of his age.
He died after short sickness with
cholera morbus. He leaves eighteen
wives exclusive of Ann Eliza, fifty to
sixty = fifty-fve children, and the
faithful of the Mormon Church to
mourn his loss. Several Of his wives
and many Of his children attended his
funeral. The funeral was largely at
tended as the following will show:
FUNERAL OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.
SALT LAKE, Sept. An immense
concourse of people from all parts of
the Territory assembled here to-day to
attend the funeral of Brigh am Young.
There We're probably 10000 or $1,000
in the Tabernacle. The body was ex-
hibited until II A. NJ. Religious ser
vices commenced at Il and continued
until 2. Remarks were made by
Messrs. Woodruff, Hyde, Cannon and
Taylor eulogistic of the deceased, and
the great work he had performed. The
body was enclosed in q plain redwood
coffin. and was borne to the grave by
employees OF the late President. The
cortege was preceded by q band and
followed by the family, the different
orders Of priesthood and adherents, all
on foot
The order of Brigham Young as to
the disposition of his remains, written
in 1878. was read, but nothing is found
from him as yet as to the leadership
or the disposition of his property.