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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

DURING The week ending November
LIST the Sutro Tunnel header was ad.
vanced IS feet, making the total exca-
waited length OF the tunnel at that date
Is,i47 feet. and leaving 2.023 feet to
reach the CoInslock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

THE Commissioners Of Storey coun-
~ have purchased from the artist, c.
B. McCielIand. a picture Of Captain
Storey, for whom Storey county Was
uztned
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

GEN. w. :. RosEcRANs. Of White
Pine. is spoken Of in connection with
the Superntendency of the San Fran
CISCO Mint. The General will do.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08
SAN FRAxcrSco, Nov. :

SAN FRAScTSCo. Nov. Z.
In the City Criminal Court 10 day,
K-arny made application for . reduc-
ton Of bail. which Was refused by the
Court.
There Is Q movement among the
white cigar makers of this city tn
bring hers the unemployed white
cigar makers Of New York. An effort
will also DO made to induce the United
States Collector of Internal Revenue in
this dis rict tn be particular In ex.
acting bonds from the Chinese firms.
Csnvsssers. consisting Of six ccm-
mittees. three men each. have been
appointed to solicit contributions to
assist the unemployed and needy
workiugmen Of San Francisco. The
consmiuees ara meeting with crafty.
ing success. Levi Strauss, w. w.
Montague and Mr.. Reynolds. who
have ooe district Of the city, to day re-
ported that merchants in nearly every
instance responded readily to the ap-
peal for aid. 1t is believed a large sum
Of monev will be raised.
Officer EldridRe. while standing near
Long bridge. about 10 o'clock last
night. was approached by an excited
woman. who told him that a woman
had jumped from the wbarfa few mo-
menis before. He made a brief inves-
tiyation, and found that = nicely
dressed woman. apparently "a or 25
wears old, had ridden over IN the car
from the Potrero. She acted strangely
enough tn attract the attention Of a
woman in the car. Just before the
draw bridge was reached, the
hegsn sobbing and left the car. 1t was
then seen that she had a letter in her
hand. which was plainly visible a. she
wrung her hands. saying, "Oh, my
God. my God." She stood for . mo
ment ON the edge Of the wharf, and
then sprang over and out of sight.
The officer obtained a lantern and a
row boat. and searched for over an
hour in the vicinity. but no trace of
the woman was found.
a 49,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08
NOTICE
LOST,

Asst EVENING. SOMEWHERE IN
IL the neighborhood Of the Presbyterian
Church. a CHILD'S GOLD PIN, with pearl
setting. 1he finder will be suitably reward
ed b. leaving the pin at this Office.
kursks, Nov. z. ls7. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

w. H.. Vanderbilt Is worth only
500, 900 900. Poor fellow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

The first uss of a locomotive In this
country was in 1929.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08
EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY ENTIN e.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
The Eastern Elections.
NEW YORK LARGELY DEM.
OCRATIC.
The Legislature Also Democratic.
McCLELLAN'S MAJORITY IN
NEW JERSEY.
The Legislature Also Democratic.
NEW YoRK. Nov. "a A. M.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-3 A. N.
The city complete gave Beach, Dem.
ocrat, 77.l6S. and Churchill, Republi-
can. Al, 300. 1t is ruinored that at Al
bsny both parties claim the Legisla-
ture.
The World estimates the Democratic
msjority ut from Is. 1000 to 10000. The
Senate is doubtful, perhaps a tie. The
Assembly is from 8 TO II Democratic.
Tho Tribune comedies the State
to the Democrats by about tho
same majority as In 1875. namely Is,
600. The Senate seems TO be Republi.
can by two majority, but tho Assembly
Is undoubtedly Democratic by from II
TO Is.
Dispatches from Trenton claim New
Jersey for Mcclellan by from 5000 to
10000. Hudson county. containing
Jersey City. gives him $500 majority.
and Essex county, containing Newark,
LOO. Returns are meagre, as the polls
do not close till Z o'clock. aud the sys.
tenn Of counting 10 slow. Thus far, Me-
Clellan gains on Tilden's vote In one
county only. Psssaic, where 600 Repub-
licans voted for the Greenback candi-
date. Both Houses OF the Legislature
are Democratic.
All the journals agree that the State
Il Democratic, aud the majority 10
placed all the way from 1900 To Is, 1000.
The Legislature u doubtful, and 1t 10
i'm possible to reconcile the differences
of the newspaper. some claiming both
H0uses. others being certain OF one.
aud others again Of the other House.
~ Bleeaaom n Vfpwfnfn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

ANOTHER woman overheard. Poor
creature. This Ia the third or fourth
victim of the deep 20 far this week.
The leap into the bay Is becoming i'm
mensely popular with suicides. Tho
moro aristocratic plunge from the Oak
land boat; just on Goat Island, is the
fashionable spot. No. thank you. we
never cat shrimp salad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

VICTORIA, Is. e. NOV. z.
The British iron sbip Sword Fish.
owned by Mayor & Co., Liverpool.
was totally wrecked two miles west of
Race Rocks nj . o'clock this morning.
The Captain and crew reached the
shore in safety. and were brought to
this port by the war ship Opal. This
the vessel drifted On Bed.
ford Rocks in q calm. Bedford Rocks
are ~ mile, distant from Victoria.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

Kerosene was first used for lighting
purposes in 1926.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

7. j. MAuPiS. Notary Public. 0ahcs at
place Of business. oprssits Paxton 4 Co..
bank. api6-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

TEE Indianapolis Journal says that
II has the hsss OF rsasons for believing
that II Senator Davis had been the
hnssnth man upee ths Electoral Com
mission, the conclusion Of ito lsbors
would have bean precisely the same
- it vas with Judge Bradley in that
p3aCo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

SENATOR SHERMAN, 1t ID said, takes
the Ohio election very much to heart,
and has lost some hssh In n
qusncs Of his Dor disappointment. II
the Senator loses fesh 70 carly us
right hard to guess what kind Of .
looking being be will be BY the time
the returns from all the elections this
fall come In.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08
GRAND BALL

al or a
RICHMOND lose COMPANY, no. /,
BICEloW'8 HALL
Thursday Evestng. New. rs, M
TICKETS. : n
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PACIFIC COAST.
KRARNEY FAILS 10 GET HIS
BAIL REDUCED.
The Cigar Makers Agitated.
AID FOR THE MHHDY.

A WOMAN INTO THE BAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

CHICAGO, Now D.
A Journal Washington special says:
The passage Of the silver bill was CON-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

HICHN0ND, NOV. D.
The election to-day was remarkably
quiet. Only LOO votes were pOlled
out OF q voting strength Of Y 80 900.
There was no opposition tn the Con.
servative ticket for State officers any
where. The returns from various
parts OF the State indicate q similar ap-
athy. 1t In impossible 10 give any
thing like the complexion OF the Leg
islature Dr. the State debt question.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

AsTHMATIC REMEDIES -Stech aDfel
(thom APPLE leaves smoked in com
mon clay pipe, and the smoke inhaled
into the lungs, will afford reliet for
asthma The dry leaves can be procur-
ed Of any German druggist Mullen
leaves, dried aid smoked, and inhaled
in the same manner, are also excellent.
Chewing the root of dogs bane or
wandering silk weed is highly recon-
mended for asthma. An inhalation of
a mixture of tincture of mvrrh and
spirits Of turpentine has proved bene-
fetal in stubborn attacks of asthma.
A raw onion eaten before retiring at
night will exercise a very soothing
effect, and calm any irritating state of
the nerves, from which this complaint
proceeds. Raw onions are also a spe-
cific for kidney complaints and stone
in the bladder, but must be eaten lib
orally for some time before a cure is
effected. A tea made from chestnut
leaves which have been gathered in the
fall. and drank constantly in the place
Of water, will, with perseverance. effect
cure in time. 1t is a mild, pleasant
and harmless beverage, and can be
sweetened with sugar and milk TO suit
the taste. 1t will take at least six
months before beneficial effect is felt.
Two teaspoonfuls of salt in half glass
of brandy mixed and drank rapidly
will prevent and avert an attack of
asthma.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

A PORCELAIN FIDDLE-Venice is
considerably excited at present over a
very unusual sort Of fiddle, the only
one OF its kind, probably, ever made.
The manufacturer of this porcelain
fiddle was formerly workman in a
Saxon porcelain manufactorv. After
his return, old and feeble to his old
home, he attempted to carry out a.
long cherished project for making a
hddle, the box of which should be of
china. With the aid of boy, it is
stated, he has in fact succeeded in
producing a fiddle of this kind. which
has a tone Of rare purity and aston
lshlng richness, combined with charm
ing harmony and extraordinary power.
lhe box part, or resonator, is exceed
lngly light, and the strings are made
OF metallic wires, while the bow. de-
parting from the usual form. is curved
making almost a semi-circle. The
success of this clever Venetian. who
had enjoyed the advantages of the skill
acquired in German porcelain factory,
may be the means of directing musi,
clans to the advantages of the clear.
ringing, but fragile china and glass,
for various similar uses in acoustics
Scientific american.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

Pour cold tea, that would ol1e - .,,il !
be thrown away, into the TIn's
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

Conn PoNE.-Set thou kettle over
the roaring cracking fire, and put
therein two quarts of water, well salt
ed, and then fetch on your meal. -
When the water OIke a woman who
finds a loving note in her husbands
pocket signed "Thy own Isadora") is
ready to boil over, stir thou briskly in
the meal until it is as thick as bees
round a beehive; then add quart of
cold water, and put in more meal and
stir till-well, till all the Jumps have
disappeared as mosquitoes do in the
daytime. Now put it in buttered
earthen dish, and set in warm place
TIL noon, and it will come up as flour
did LAST week. At noon stir in q cun
of flour and place it in the oven. and
bake with moderate fire until supper
time. Make the mush very thick. and
don't cut ill cold.-Cor. Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

WOODEN NEY-AdyOca.es 0i1I
convertible paper currency nav pEI
haps derive some satisfaction AMI Ell
couragement from the fact tdsi t-gzI
the reign Of Henry l. down TO tie Il
riod of the establishment Of the BEs
of England the legal tender uyl5r
of England was Fabricated ou. q
wood. This instrument wss called 81
exchange tally, and by virtue Oft ts
holder was entitled to receive t-51Ls
Crown the value inscribed tls-sll
1t really consisted Of one half of l1
sided rod or staff. on which, Tls1 4
its entire state, the sum It pr-1
to represent was carved in Transfers
notches, varying in width for .lll-
ands, hundreds, scores. pounds 81
lings, and pence. These signs Fs7
for the unlearned; for the sivs1ii5
of those who could read, The sun i
written IN ink on two opPos.tes.l@
the staff, and, finally, with & k1Li5 s.
mallet the staff itself was split ID y
longitudinally. One half. ca-lsl z
tally or check, was given to The Pc;
for whose service it was intended -'
other half, called the counter t2-! v
laid up in safe keeping until is o3..''
ponding tally should be brougl. U
the person who had last gwen '--
for it. Its intrinsic value Tas
course, only that Of the wood Oh VIZ
it was composed, but by representa-
it denoted large sums. It Vss So
rent token of real money. an ss,''
actually to-distribute it lon nsl
man by this exchange. t7a-
primitive tally was derived .ls =
chequer Bill, first introduoe1 ID "
by Mr.. Montague, tie Chanes--.
the Exchequer. The word OLA II
was no doubt obtained IRON ilS y
man French word, bile, when -' --
a ssaff. Bank post bills ana u-s
exchange in our own day cam5 i
the same wooden base, aid so-l,-a'
said at this hour to be "blle.eL
canse formerly they rendered ~. W..
"billies' or tallies to the Vl1'---r
upon whom they were quaT,el'-
olden times officers Of the arI.
were taken into the king o'-
were said TO be put on the ''A-
is, they were paid with excA54-'
lies, or wooden money"
american.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14
SEA DUST

People laughed at tho ma
the fish he had hooked 'al .I..io Hao sd
such a dust in the water !, AigAed Id %
they will laugh at the head reIA's
article; but there will he - d Is
nevertheless. We have he's - ,a1a
terspouts, ot showers of fsb iu ., Va,
rain, and many other curios;..' i,l' o. SIT
present themselves in the ...Ss ...e S-lt
but to assert that there ssrai' ,,-iO' l- lee
as sea dust is to transcend IN N .-lg
able bounds The eyidano, =. ! '5aso-'
in favor of its existence is sra.,. loss'tl
powerful-indisputable N s1.
this is the story told bv a. I'D
ness: They say that in cert.;s * VI
OF the world-notably about ~ =. I ''s
de Verde Islands, there are oa-t. ,-.5 O'ls
met at sea, several bundrs5l
away from land, thick yeno.;., Ms
logs, not unlike London - - ID
vember. These fogs olscnS5. q z No
mosphere, and are very irir-s-t.s-' .-' &
naVIgatlon' but they have NJ. |.
baleful odor of their Lor5or y. ~s
types, nor do they affect the I-.t.,.'' t'.''
in the same way. Will '--- e--
through them it is found tIst ,l1-- '4-
sails and rigging are cover45 = - !
fine impalpable powder which s,T- .,,-
dry as rain, and covers the snrf.--
which it falls sometimes 10 t.
OF two inches. In color +,
brick dust hue, sometimes Of .. .. W y
yellow, and il feels between -. 60 80
like fine grit, such as might ls ~
INTO the mouth on a windy do
March. No place is free f,a-
presence, its fineness giving i -
to penetrate everywhere H. ~.
while the dust is falling laoE.
though it had been pepperej and
dlscoloTed for some distance -
Sometimes the dust comes in q So
ana passes of again. The fog, q,
nothing but vast quantities 6f II
Dust suspended in the air Ii, II
only in the vicinity Of the Cans
Verde that this wonderful dus- iss.s,
In the Mediterranean, On tie No-Fs-r
parts OF Africa, in the middle Of h.
Atlantic, it has been reported r
invariably the same in kind sn5 ,-
pearance, and examination under
crOscOpes has proved the iienf7 i
the Cape de Verde sea dust with i
Mediterranean sea dust All t5s i
very remarkable; dust falling n
clouds, no land within some buB51,
of miles, nothing visible which e7r
possibly Y account for the curious r5s
nomenon. Sand spouts there ar
sandy deserts, and showers Of ssri
taken originally from spols where !
the carrier wind has left its marx
but here there Is no desert from vi
the sand can be swept, and the wind.
so far from being boister0us, OF i.
posed to play whirlvind p-u5s
light and steady, blowing ships along
at a calm five knots an hour
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14
REAL ANTIQUITIES.

If one wishes to see the Oldest parts
of the world let him go to Trenton
Falls, and alter visiting the excavations
made by the natural action of noun
tain torrent into the ancient rocks, go
to the hotel and see the collection
made by the landlord, at an expense Of
ten thousand dollars, of specimens
which prove the record of a geologic
age so remote that no Imagination can
grasp it. ProfessorIA gassiz declared
that the land reaching from Trenton
Falls to Saratoga was the first that
appeared above the sea on the creation.
Here are the trilobites in great variety,
all modelled in black marble, so per-
fectly preserved in form that the null
titudinous lenses of their eyes are as
apparent under the microscope as are
those of living fly. Millions of years
before man walked the earth these
creatures lived their life. the limestone
took on their forms, and here they are!
What are scGr0bOei and ancient 5ntdglii
or any other engraved or modelled
semblance of the old life compared to
the trilobites These creatures not
only lived, but had become everlasting
stone millions of years before there
was living man to see them.
The old hotel keeper is enthusiastic
over his treasures and proud of the
distinguished visitors who have oeen
attracted by what he has to show them.
DR.. j. G.. Holland reports in Scribner's
Monthly that he said to him with a
touch of pardonable pride, II shall
have Tyndall, Huxley, and Darwin
here altogether in September, for they
have written me that they are com
ing"
1t is really exceptional caseto find
a landlord of hotel who is a connois-
seur in art and lover of science, and
who understands his business at the
same time and is able to conduct a
hotel Paintings, old and new, adorn
the walls here is a Durand, there a
Bouteille, besides many paintings by
Hicks. They are on all the walls OF
the first story Of the large house; while
the collection referred to stands i'm the
office, and is the admiration of all
scientists and lovers of nature. Han
utdctureT and Builder.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14
W00!fS HoTGHr )UI
WUUL, MADE up TO oBDeR III

U'HE EBENSBURG WOOLEN COMPANY
Il is amply prepared to manufacture to order
or exchange Gocds of its make for WOOL,
which VIII be taken at the highest market price
ana Tor the gathering of which wagons will soon
be sent to the various sections of the county The
quality of the goods made by us is too we'll known
TO Deed Recommendation, and a are now run
ming our Factory by STEAM POWER, there will he
no delay in the manufacture of wool sent or bro-t
to us for that purpose.
T. P.S.-Weaving, Carding. Pulling and Dyeing
promptly attended to in a workmanlike manner
and at the lowest possible rates
Ebensburg, May IL, ls77-tE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

IF manure is spread on u, -
now the freezing and thaWits q
Winter will tend to pulTeT'il' s...ir I,
the Spring rains will wash tl' 7, H., :
ing materials into the sol. J. t.-
also De ready as soon as tA' rs,
need the manure. But II il' 9
ing is delayed until Spring '- r,-.
NAV not be secured. Ii tns - r..
remains in small heaps 1t ma, =. :, r :.
late in the Spring before the e, ~. ~ K /.
out and, consequently, 1t VIII ~ ~, 4
condition to use, either !. : :
time or to the best advsi'a5 .r-s
sides, it is much harder wolA = lrt
the heaps after they have iSH .. !,
the Winter than it is TO DO i rb,
as they are put out. On 'Is .r-s
we think it a great object u IL
manure on grass land in the
r. Homestead.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

To PRESERVE THE TEETH-Dis-
solve two ounces of borax in three
pints of boiling water, and before 1T is
cold add one tablespoonful! of spirits
of camphor, and bottle for use. A
tablespoonful of this, mixed with an
equal quantity Of tepid water, and APP
piled daily with a soft brush, will pre-
serve the teeth, extirpa5e all tartarous
adhesion, arrest decay, and make the
teeth peariy white.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

AsTHMA.-The following prescrip-
zion was given me by Hon. f. b..
French, of the treasury department ::
lodide of potassium, two drains tine
ture of lobelia, half an ounce syrup
of senega, two ounces; camphorated
tincture of opium, half an ounce; wa
ter sufficient to make four ounces. A
teaspoonful every half hour until re-
lieved. The above cured Mr.. French,
and has, says the writer, been used
successfully in my own family
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

AN extensive scald, which for twelve
hours gave agonizing pain, when i'm
mersed in saturated solution of salt.
was followed with surprising relief
The abatement of pain was Immediate.
and in four hours both pain and swell.
ing were gone. The next day the
scalded hand differed from the other
only by slight swelling and redness.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-14

A FEW drops of nitric acid in glass
of sweetened water, couple of times
daily, is said TO be. an excellent RENE
~ f6s Yourselves in singers, speakers
g.. <headers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-06
CoLoR no ciRIOSIrIhS.
stone TocnnnutS- Fruit aud sea Turtles
Mounds that win Repay Exploration.

COLORADO SprIYGs, Marl.- This country
must bee sensational or nothing. Our gull and
silver discoveries nearly SGT the world uhsz..
The immensely of our sheep and cattle rin 'h"-
arr a wonder To the hrholdrr. oar mountains
arr the highest and our el1Nu- tltNHrp.-f IN
the world. Ii dI-ian 'e ienl- duy 90 l.u,AcnL
Colorado s. the uU-t hrauttul % lo,h upon of
an thr -iorhooi. Bui some recent 'Npinrn-
uOns and discoveries sturil. .Ac widest Wis
ionary.
Away down in Southern Colorado ncar the
Spanish peaks and where comes tlle dividing
line OF Mexico, yet some twenty miles from the
tail range Of mguntans are vlst number of
foot hlls, or what seem 10 have been at ono
time islands of the SEA. rhes" pr, sent AN area
ON top Of from one 10 twenty acres and are
mostly covered with pine and cedar 4 few
Gentlemen who dared tn lanNn the boundaries
ol civ ili2h ON, amt spend lays and NIGHTS with
coyGtrs wolves ana pralrio dogs. mad, some
rNplnrnlon- among thrs" ancient mounds and
ihiS WIS what thny suW. \ Mrg" no 'OunNt-
shnped Ston', wll'h ON examination proved to
hhNr the tire" eyes common To- that iTut. On
nrrH KING lh@ shru appeared rerHN Will" th'
inside was filled with beautiful whit quartz.
Onrr similar spr linens wrr" tnund ulSfolurr
run, ~ u hs pears, alll"~. ana "a ~lr'l = ~
hr-"r lruii which non" ui rs 'nu'i 'a--llY.
Descending the mound amt coming 90 what
WIS evidently at one fimn water inc. ~. wore
ustounded 10y tho sieli 90 aptrlrct specimen OFF
great SOFA turtle, wlil 'il. n- nririy ne W." could
Judge. would weigh n tom. Slti' nui lI'k
soon Il S'lu-"d a dozen uor" 90 tl'-" former
animation showed tN, very rita of 'hn shell.
with winch uIl urn twlmr. BrnHklns ono NJ
tho~e ", found the insid luii of solid hrdullul
quartz some If WIN h shone aud glisi'neI like
Having already spont several days in our tc-
cludrd 70 adjourn, An ~ some lutur" dry give
would sugl.r-' that som, uf oar coll.t. prIfDs-
Il - tf a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-06
Tn. Cola Digging, In the BLACK Ir,n..

OMAHA May Tho Bee publishes to-day
letter tium /. adwor, dated AnrI 80. NDch SAY, that
dunn. inc past two weeks SNOW has al,n daily. one
day amt u.-ni ii,ll To the d,pth ol seventeen mo,,
The u,eht, are cnld and the dnv, Nr,y warm Tho
ucht, were ovcruwrd and run,t Qur y pintor lining
wa. mr.rIt suspended Ihr quart uil, Hrr uHfHuf
dHN nui n nt With mr-c return, ihf Father ~ Surt
Mai tpaun cap un to 4ftll. utiumns lal-e Al,ld tine
cNd weather hu- itiuii pr1,ire TINS and lcN NvN dis,
Ctttrlrs l.t,c re too made