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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
Amusing Mistake of Two Young Preachers.

An amusing scene occurred in the
Christian Church at Larksville, Pa, on
Sunday week. Itappears that the Metho-
dist pulpit at that place was to be supplied
by preacher from the Wyoming Seminary,
and two young men proceeded thlther for
thepurpose of conducting the service. In
stead of going into the M. u. Church,
however, they went into the Ch ristian
Church, on the opposite side Of the street,
where they found large congregation.
Thinking that they had been waited for
they proceeded at once to the vacant pull
pit and, after brief pause and n glance
at the congregation, one of them rose,
read chapter in the Bible, aud said he
had selected it as the foundation of few
remarks. The Rev. Mr.. Bevan, pastor of
the church, who was a little behind time,
walked in at this interesting juncture, and
much to his surprise found his pulpit occu-
pied. He did not make demonstration
like Robert of Sicily, when that monarch
found an angel in his place, but proceeded
softly up and took his seat inside the rail
ing to await further developments.
The young preacher was about to go on
with his discourse, unconscious of the sem
sation he was creating, when lady from
the church on the opposite side of the
street entered, and walking straight up to
the pulpit beckoned to the young man,
who was about to hold forth. Her con-
duct seemed somewhat strange to him, but
he stopped to listen, and she whispered
something in his ear that made him change
color quickly. She told him that he was
in the wrong pulpit, and that the congrega-
tion over the way was waiting somewhat
impatiently for his arrival. The two young
men were very much discomfited, but after
moment they mastered the situation and
sought short interview with Elder Bevan,
to whom they made suitable apology.
They then proceeded to the church across
the road, but as they left the congregation
smiled audibly over their mistake.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
Greatly Eggslted.

New Workers are eggsited, and all about
eggs. Eggsactly why they should be is
eggsplained by the fact that an act has
been hatched by the assembly and sent to
the Senate to nurture and bring up into
full-grown chickenhood. Governor Robin
son will probably have to decide whether
the act is good one or not. 1t may prove
to be good and it may turn out to be a
bad egg, and it is all because some of the
solons of that august body want to have
eggs sold by weight. If the members Of
the New York Assembly were to be weigh
ed in the balance against the hen-fruit Of
the State they might be found wanting to
agreat eggstent in the albumenic qualities
which are supposed to create brain for
those who lack it, in the upper stories Of
New York legislators.
, 1877-09-03


MI. IL: '; iseuAtlu is "Tttng series OF let
tefs On tho ianor qucst1csl 1oF thc Philadelphia
1thts, ~ "hietl le presents aolt'e old vItws ln
new curb. Fur exarinsc;
"lhu cra*'ls VI le'o Is marvellous study, or
rathcr study VI marvellous ihings. That
nothing las been gained w. tue stlt1Iulation Ut
war aud !n'latlat', but much lost. VIC Will find
when the census reports Of 1850 are iu, for the
wealth Of the country VIII 10 less than In l3iDt
Everything fcn''s to show this the ahrtnkasc IN
lMint supposed to have fwcn attained III ls7U
The 'dcyclhPn'c.,t' VI tug country wAs so
Ia;'sd between las' nnd is7o that decade Of
iWD was anticipated. NC i!rcw Heavily upon tue
tnturr, .liscountinE drafts on postcrity which
suddenly turn up Tor payment with uccumu-
latc1 interest,
How clearly = tllls shown to Us when VIC
compare thc Genius feturhsot 1stal with tAoseof
1ssO. ansl ai!i that the wcalt', OF tho country
uonb!cd 70 that time tnn paper aud much BY
rtasofa ~ lmpeFl, notWIthstandiilg oSer two
i'toslsaM Mullins of doiars " sl4yc property
tDtINtC4 III ttC MInrG1 I'll lSt1l that u4 not count
, 1877-09-03
Tho AxtrrttI.l6.

, AAfN 41Fk ftHaf4.
One hundred and sGyentY-two asteroids nt0
now known. Tho ,lscore1crs arc thirty.ouo In
number. Fourteen Of theM discovered one
each. rctcre, Of Clinton, N. r., lleads the list
with rs; Lns,ler, Of Dusseldorf, .as 20; Watson,
Of Ann Arl,dr, siIcl., has u; and Galdscl.mLlt,
Of Paris, lIas II. Discovery Is thus nupartionc,l
among tho uat!oualltcs: Fl!ty.two wcru lls'
covered Ia Frame, 81 in America, 80 Il! Hcr.
many, 10 In EaetaInl anu its dependencies, and
II in Italy; t575 was tho banner year. II aster.
oils having been f0utl4 In It,; ID lst;S, /. were
found; In lsT.. IL; aud lS6l and 1875 ure
credited will, 10 each. Tic annual crop Of
new asteroids will, II is thought, greatly
diminish, becaust ths HrElln Astronomical
Yearbook, which formerly gayo the cphcmrr-
ilrs of all planets which rf,tlU to opposition
dnrlIl4 the year, has determined to omit the
piaccs OF tho greater number III the asteroids a.
being Of very s',.ht Importance to general
astronomy. Til. nltaMs ihat thu obscTycr, III
order tp 6c sliru that llc hlt artMaaly caught n
new planet, will have 10 70 through, 4 laborious
calculation. Tho largest ol these Mn!rs ts utm,,t
uO ulllCs III diameter, aud tIu snlallest about
fifteen, and, according to Le VeErier's rompHta-
ttotl, thc mass Ut tlu wll0te belt Is 0nly about
ouc-thirl that Of our ClntH. F!uru IL nearest
tue sun,-a! !ittIc over 2l, ,0f1 300 of nlfics,-anl
It's pestotitc tIulU Ia three an.i q quarter yrars
white I1il,la, 'tho must distant CAMUN,oU
inlIes) has period Of nearly tight years.
, 1877-09-03
JcWslgy. Faslsians.


ln 1ewclsy the newest designs for pins are
long bars of guild or. onyx ut with diamonds,
Tor scari-pins 0r IL bG worn ut tho uerk. sum-
Of the. haEdsonest designs sl,uwn ~ rtNany's
have onyx bars two lnrises long. from Which tho
d,asnonda ars hun. as It they were kli4 OH u
gold bar resting OH lhe onyx. sutne Of thuss
pins arc In such designs IS lizards incrustcti
with diamonds, or long arrows oaroed With dla
tlohls. aud q laFge diamond SCI l,rar the tip.
III earrings the deai9us ars equally rich aud
unique. Arrows Of gold with tic diamond vet
sboyu tho centsct the diamond gu u srrrw which
passcs through tho car, asl4 t1r arrow is thus
lirll In place; some of the4r arrows have large
turuuoles III tbs place Ut diamonds: they are
very hanasomr, bus not US beautiful ~ the car
siugB in tho shape Ut small haif-wFeaths, the
diamonds set iu tiuy leases Of guild. Illc two
euls of the xrcaths fastcn by spsing, ~ that
they lool as 1t they hung through the CIR; Il,.he
arc exceedingly graceful, an1 asa lulItatcd fu
pearls; iu both eases the Jewels swany lrcv
iroin tho 1naia settling, sLa1ipg aud glitterin3
with every luotton uf the weaser. DLl!n0,A
aigrcttcs, or less costly limitations, ars worn
viii the feather aigsetta srt above tlsia.
, 1877-09-03

Cl1,cA0o. The 1cAr coEncIla IL to ho sold tot
drht r.achra ars cuu.ing frou, st. duo IN large
auutttirs at dvu rtnta per 6asket by steamer ....
Tho river +. tilicd with shipping, aud mors jams
4y hs exIerte. Que vt the largest nert4 Of the
eE.sspn IL at t'.s lumber market tu'tlay.
urukn Fotrs,-rhG tehr John ucan, it,. has
stripped and lad up At Milwaukee II takes tho
cuaf beavers u Hsudsus uboNt week 10 hcuto The
cuul out Ut MI ordinary sctluunrs 1t is reported
ihal tiie ttinr Metropolis will run hetween Port
lInser Athl Erle and after this lsi prox. Mr.
Ptarce Aas senl Ills lradxe tu ttlktlllc latbuE,
wherc II will b. ut wurk for . week deepening Tho
c1.lIlrss. This schE Evening stas was taken Into
lsudeftth QUE hHy last weeH watgg.lOgsei.
Shu was pumped out, and Eale1 for her
destination. Tho tug. rEingle, recently
barned hls been purchased by Woolcy & I'LL. Ut
Narlpu CITY, Anu will bs repaired Thr old prop
i'utaGiuc IL receiving Quila cxtunslse repairs vt
uahalu. lcstdcs neW utshct an.! buiwafG4. but.
Ter but!et IL he substituted fur thu pEeBclt
....Ttu buyiug vi. uf Old ycsscs out ot comnts-
sleu aud likan. them up IL NJ indlcalao1 Of the
Improved cuudlenev iu lYke property, saya tho
NutFao Efpr<ts.... Matters nrt moi eIttFsly has-
uonious with Tho uwnera Of lug propctty running
lu Tue Buffalo Tug Association. 1t IL hoped
the pgopfIetors Will eoiue 10 NJ agree.
nlrpt bcfore breaslng up tho Association.
Thu schE Scttie Weaver, lately u~ucd by Mrs..
Frazer wsaow Of Capt. Frazer. a1i1 which las laln
iu Erie Dasin. DuG4lo. out u co:uulas,lon: fur 4
lung l,nlc, hss been sold ~ Cipt tuwU, Ut Glove.
lanI. for about IS, COD. Tic cralt MAJ towcl .
tue rntup dry dock Friday 10 be put ip condition
for service, ptuh.1ly iu thu tuntcr tsule., - a
C4.xu VI cuEu. W sttaacs. Left tllta1o Monday,
, 1877-09-03
Magnolia: la:
Balm !; !;


!seeFtalnfr one OF the most raEyclous and usc-
Jul pruucts nf modern science. The unitrl
testimony of thousands Of ladies reveals Tho
TACT that tile MAdaoL&A BALM Is, q suro jeytcc
iur creating pure anil blooming complexion.
1t ent,ecals all natural blcrislles IL the must
surprising and cslcctlvr manner
II removes all roughncss, cr1lptians, rctIncss,
blotcl,es, frccklcs and tan, with magical power.
IL drives away all evidences Of fatigue aud c1.
citctncDt.
i makes the platncst facc beautiful.
Il gives the colplcxion dazzling purity. nnl
makes thu neck. facc, md arms appear graceful,
:. It n,nkcR matron Of s. or 10 look not mora
fhas 70 years oil, NH, changes the rustic maiden
int0 n cultivated city belle.
The 4ua9aofa Hahn re,.otxs al 5lemishes and
fo'tfta& e.eru dsaGtsek to tea,.tR and, .chie It Il
q. harTal.as a. 'cdftr. Il Il 70 'ifee IN u eGees
that he clossif odstftrr tun,.ut ufttti IT. Hse,
Ladies WIN value personal attractions, and
who hope to make themselves attractive to thu
lords Of creation, cun make IN absolute ccrtalil-
y q It ~ using IIagan's MAosoLlA BALM; and
we know Of no other way, II they requirt any
kind of cosmetic at ali, in which they can ba
certain q It: IT !. tho ctleapc$t preparation In
the world. all things considered, and maY be had
at my drug store.
, 1877-09-03
MARLNE i NEWS.
D.11ILKE 1tEpIvIYus.

".A4A1At t3s
Capt. nahlke. Of the tug American Eagle. comes
a:an 10 tho trant. Tht4 time It Ia h!a avn vessel.
lie asserts thst tho imxmen giro tho reporters
''ssfH." e"ncerntn: him and his lug, and mis.
name hiE craft 1,y calling her the American Gnnsc
the Dutch f;oosc, and other euphonEous titles.
hnt there I. no mIstaktng Il this tIun. lie was
Fnnnihs along the South Branch. light. yc.tc:tur
}ctwccn the pchra oracle n. Filler
and ila steam barge charlie. Eeitx.
near Twelfth strert. The rtcrn Of one nf
and tiidJcniy yankei It ont Of place. and placed
tsc tan'atn in p'.tlon where Ae was ~ Hanger u
rece!sng rct:nnaI injury. lie mana7cd To get ont
n1 slr tight b1lcr. md went dnwn the river 10
pair fhc uatnsgc, TuE TntnuSE has alrcady ata.cd
That t'apt. hatkc was either vcrY unfnttnnatc Of
very lnt1MteIr1t. and the numerous c1lltslUn< and
accidents aiI 10 hlS account would tU fstl.
cate their n combination Of the II1-fnte4 against
lin, md his sug. II he continues In bin Wild career
he VII, probably hnyc the entlro harbor very auon
nt Ills JisuOsa1,
, 1877-09-03

The men. therefore, must bre a.ie an fTnpurc at
tn"4plcsc throughout tho night, and their
health must .,lfFcr In .tnac1ucncc. Even in the
be'l.tcnt. whjts, relatively 10 the number of
the nnount uf air Is Insufficient; and, moreover,
the tents. lrTn1 Of considerable weight, must
be earned In wagons Tor tic men. anil eonsc-
9'cntly would almost Invariably have 70 be left
hchind during rattd operations In the field.
ally bc Obliged either to thyouac in the upcr,
or tn be cantnnct1 In towns and villages arlta
cent tn the Hire of rnartll. as ruir thu Atenir
.HNitni't hotla II will bc possible to 1nl accor,-
mediation for the main toiy Of column, but
the advanced guards and especially the screen
of cavalry which should cnyer the front of an
army, will almost always he obliged to bigquar
, 1877-09-03

there arc evidently living hid a,nIJst these won
sI.rfnl figures.
Dr. Uruner fte {onf,t. mage 2ilt1 arc,,cs Tint
tho MULTIPLICATION 6f Inc rnce fs
GoyEusgb gr THE nE4t.TtscE 10 LIFE.
lie says; tfUy rcsstoncc 10 life I. meant Sl,at.
ever tends 10 make int1irt}ual existence nuro
JiiTIcu!t of aupport, Among such may he
enumerated ins,,f,tcfent fmx] la,Icn,,atc rl,,th
ing Imperfect shelter; It in als0 known that, il
fhr rrsfetunrrs hctotne fns,,tretfshle ltu. nm
cratiyo force viii double t,pujnttun In twenty
fIyp years"
IL # Is a fact That any danger whnteyer exists
(Lowoycr rr,nottl from oycrtrw,]inv, il is to be
hoped that more benevolent causcB mar be
found tu work safyatIon tlIan tilnse Of sitter
stItion or poverty. II the a,fvcnt Of a n,prc
humane and ecicnittjc t(ry will double the rnu.
in twen,y-ilye years, would it nul M a c1,rse
Instead Of a btcssjnxI 1t obviously would, Nm
less tic means Of yj}c we're ctrru .ix,mltugIy it,
creased, and even then there must lie time 70
stor,
Il huupossNe for Tie stait ofthrvs NON tytyfi,,1
to no oa ior<,xr saving nothing of more yiQpr-
o,,s state.
The grand ouery of all this Is, What Is tho
destiny OF our world and racn} lJr.s 6uc1I n
Lind persistence Of insii.,ct nervat1c nlr race m
seems to act,,atc the Norwegian lcnrntnr, Or rat,
as In countlcsa ,uvrIuis thcy t1ovu III sttnseLt
tines for the .ea,. ,lstermine'!; and allowing no
rrnr HE'S. nr,t r,nsxi T., tt.,
, 1877-09-03

PORT or CHICAGO.
The following were the arrivals and clearances
for the hours ending II 10 o'clock last
night:
;Ss5:s: pTs ;sas. Ssssss
s:!s::; 3';s!ss
e:ssAs es Hs Fss :ss e!s ,aadr: Kes M ha, @
s p:Ss;: %:s:;s;.
1s!,: M;: Gfs ST;sd s,sa .;sSa
+ 5ii'S;s;s: G|:x;saa; saa; Giy q S;.nd !sasi.
sSa sS:;sa:a Tsts ss's! ::
isu ii. Ml.s; Ssao5ss: :am,sf: c:Fiis<ts! hai:
NIX VII s:s'$s 1 Il s,'H.ia:i
a':s;
w;snas wH:atso Ainss A!iIsr asss ATss
H',G vi sSii Ss;, I j ss.. %s;;.
.n sars .s Ss i Ss. .i,s
ss :Ss Ss;s!s sf. ;o., ,kss j.
s:: S5' S!:ew wsst;s;e 5ss
s;y %ss Esp's sn. ss' i Ill: l.
saS unh:f hui; a.x1soa at!!sfs !ci: neidsa x.ha
%, e; :*:. sss! ss :;:,9i f l. F;;;
Enn: iYtn!rrs % b. W.ee sturgeon lia5. in,noet.
Ss :s. a1;!s:: s%; ~ sf rsa fsi ~:
1sss.S as4 .a .asAn Ta aG
;tes!sst ;.t..y "s5 sfiFs tftr
s e Essa ait; H?sss sass;sss n"s
ssss!.na 81; u t.:::
" asr Ii Ss a a g 'g. "S,,t1 J. gu.F.ssa + Saf: i5ss s.
ISL ri sS:iS ] jss|f sss Sss5$s
Nan!s.;c: |; r.sa:o .1n; - ; l,H hn.Sesa lIn',wt
% R e;; lHss9 G;sa
fas a oMs. Y 3S; tss Ess!sslre aS aas!s sS
nts,; nt.; n.,*t ct' t.a',a M%'.Sssvq tnnhcr: Sedo
sss!: '?s;.f; !s.i1S; +
,bs ga1s nesa :n Gon sS; Neose 1is ms;s ~
i. I; ltasr. ,nMs; shts Eilk, Maasi9wac. 'isxh;s
+ as s g. H'sa f'!,s: a:
txc;na,a ta"nE:s q; j! :jsa.*on. Wsc LaEc. . M..s
e.. "s;; ;s,l. ;sS
f..'s M 9fs! !nls, itse ndHs 81:
tSn aia ns: !;ar fssr s'f ,s. s5str y
r 1; :ass'sS 'sSst:
is ||ss*; 'S ss;;;
c 1eas f: 4 + a! ';ss Will krrss ss;
xras xsaa me9s ns %s.sss :t 4, ns;
., aixa rrKxtt. sh 'S :,ap 'ia 5,,k
!s!n''ard, ;Ahtgnses NJ: Tim g., Ial,!e. MMse.
oj sA e'sisf: A@efifa qa
Fl; Ttfs H. fSsss is"sf Ws as.sss: sk
ss'S sss !1s: sE:s;; g: xs.!s!s
s.: ] sS ots: ~ ss:., ssx: rsSns .is
s. :ss 'sS: ;s: s$:
es @ 'Sfs' ,9sr . ss: H:fs9 ,
II: s:rs %j: s:S ;: E. Fl: !
iisysn. iassn isbs;; bss: Scs ss e. III &;
sMG"is dea'saa c,. ta'S ILL., a"0er; tug
l;1 i;1:ssss rsssatss rier b..
y ID! 'ssa "a @fFs S!!; 'afs .af: "a
ssn'i. .ss fGIn ~. S,ns. as
NW-EeEon: Il D,!; ,u;ss; Il G ,k; LID I'm! : is::
It ptr .sp1 s I'll ss 5 m e. v w,s;5 .;,5. n Ss'
n1Hr . r. aaf. tf,o VII =, arG n:p.Sn
lvet.ie t!pth ilave!. trls porx ami sunlrc.i s.lr
+ !!r,s pork q ri. 'us,. ana ,nnl,ie.: pro5
lssa pron saa lsS.j iia1sis IL" ba xr.. 1"sa
III !sa' u M 81 O. az sfs: sssa II; II liz; ;
81 % ed .untre.i s nrop Scs!nrT; 1u1sia
lSIn;S; MS!:s Iaxs VI sStE :sad::
a9; snd s Il ;s 81.
III ,s ;sin ;ar: rtS} a,; & G1H;
St1y sssA I;'sS Ss r:''i.
iis7se ss @ y q ~: :ce :eaas,'s:s
Ss II y %"'is &'Dts's *sr" H.
:S$ $a $:$
hfsa ssi 70 sesa
srhT Iss cuueh II uau. ID III 1usn W. oa "Rea''
, 1877-09-03

ronr 11r1toS, M!ch., Sept. o.-nown-Pfo7s
starnccu, st joseph. Arats!a. st. Louis snook.
Tuttlc and coutoft. Enterprise and eon*ort; .cbss
Jano lsa1stoa. f'rlghte, icnn!c Graham, i j.
Soyc+. Oneunta, Mct;rath. l.. C. Woodruff, David
4. Wells, British Lion. Daniel Lyons, Stampede.
1tcl1o Sheridan. Valentine. Ar:o Seaman. Leonard
llanna bismarck, y. +. Goodall. fIelsctla+ Ltzzlc
A.. Law.
t'p-l'snps Sahant, Toledo. WlnElow, Marine
City. ColWmb!a, Fred REILLY af,t contort. Turner
nnh l'argc+: achra Marenco, Eric belle. lortln,
Az'". Cavalier. Wells Burt. Wcnona. john EIcc
Moonlight.
, 1877-09-03

The tus.owncrs Ut this locality got together
again yesterday, aaI after considerable Of pow.
WOW en,eothc,l oil tho little dlIlcnl!rs down and
agreed, individually. 10 tow by tho card rates Of
cent No association was formed. The new rates
70 Into sHect At ndneht Of sent: +. or the advent
a. sts,sa s is i inrirai,or. il II bc!lesci sat ths
agreement, although not rassessluE the COHESIVE.
nets which formal association would give t. will
Uttroig fffe If<st, 1t.
, 1877-09-03

Yesterdays WEATHER.

The sea wat quits heavy yesterday. and The
northwest wind was unfavoFsblc for outwart-
bound light ycssets, d number Uf which put ont.
Int returned after vain attempts to make pro.
crces. md anchored In tho lake basin. About
tlftecn suft wesc thus retarded. On the other
tIand. tho still brtc7e wa. favorable tUr wlnlward
hound craft; mn! ncnry 100 yesself lunber. laden
rfs,t to annluy hiaht. Over f1ftr scs4rta were ut
the lplnhcr market dockr last cvrntng, nn nnnlcr.
U,s others In tho kaniu trate were illuorcd along
The tt,an river mil IN .hc l,runchc.. The tnt+
llave lla4 n busy linlr slncc Saturday. mud the
bridge. .tendrrs and tue public have suffered ac-
cusAlngty.
, 1877-09-03

The Astair Aflteairs, commenting IN some ar-
tlclca scccntly contributed BY Gcn. Lcwai 10
lllu Joaru dts Sett,4ces .Ni'tfairrs. agrces with
luis .atier that lcnts must bo prescribed during
marks. during night Of seven hours, two au1a
third eutlc tnctEcs u pure u!F Eight men, vuH-
sc4ucnt!y, should have eighteen lnd two-thfra
etl6.c metres Ut fsesl. air; but eight men, shc-
the CUSTOM iu French catnps III bad wca.hcf, have
oniy about tonc.scycntcenth VI this quantity to
Gteshe aud tl!seIgeulat.uno oI alr throuElitaeten
Ii uuk aul:Gieut to lu9ke uu for thu tctiGiGuci.
, 1877-09-03

Yesterday muruin. abuut o'clock, whIie near
the Dummy Light, Lake Erie, tho prop 81. Paul
perceived u scsldanef bcnrin: down upon her dis
playing the red light, and ttccred accordingly,
but she had M sponrr lono 30 when thq cuusse Of
tho schooner was changed that bot 1ghta werc
Visible The propeller then rounded OIL, that tho
sallin. ceat might have tho lake to eFtclf. hut NJ,
passnS 70 close to tho propeller that The Cartain
Ind anIp1r chancu 10 deliver hfs nptAl9n " thu
nlatter t tho schooner cunccsnug hls cnrecssaeFs.
-U<tr0t Free I'f<1s, 1St.
, 1877-09-03

Fruit Is now 50 much worn for hat or lress
trimmings tllat all the laz=c1 kinds VI frutts are
euriea, though somewhat reduced fn Size, aud
tho tropical fruits arc also prussel .nto scrysre.
oranges, lines, and plauis II uIl sarietIc. uto
uSGI.
, 1877-09-03

nomnncr Of Nen1itY--Thc DevIce1
ofthc Quccna Of Soctcty-12otv T1ntn
FcnluFcs nfc Made Attfucstvc& and
the elslemt*laes NJ Nature nrc Hidden
ny the Witcfery OF Aft-Am Hmterest-
Ing N0velntiofls
In our climate, and owing to American modes
Of lie, not one woman possesses that best boon
Of naturc-a fair complexion; gift without
which there can be no real beauty.
There ts no use OF rcpining, because It Is 10.
Tue senslhtc thing, under tic circumstances, Is
to SEQ how the defect may be overcome.
Clearly, In thts matter, Art must be called
upon to supply what Nature has denied.
llpes fafr reader ask. Howl .,
:, " revea! tllat very secret Is the purpose Of
this article.
"What can't bo cured need not bc endured,
IN this ca.e. An adroit chemist, named Iiagan,
has provided m Infn1ltble means Of making the
pla1hcst face radiant, and Of overcoming ali tho
defects which, without ll!s invention, often make
,tfe long martyrdom to Iatics Of society. Mr..
llagan's
, 1877-09-03

BeHrnre Of sticky, filthy,
muddy compounds, In covercA
~ 61kt~tOrers." Il etc. They only
pltG1t and slnub ah0 hair .foF
III IlRtl0; atlGl they are polsons
likely IN breed paralysis and
br1Atll Diseases.
Turn from thciu with l0uth-
ElE+ and trent your hair svItii
the pare. CIctln fc4tOrntive,-
1.E1$'H 1zATl6.f1It0Ns This
reltAhtc old preparation does
destroy II. hnt brings it back
to new life by fanalire'o own
process. Tho knfhhlrOn costs
t.ialy 60 CENTS for a large bot
tic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
A Dreadful Crime.

In small. dilapiaaied hut on wood
ranch ia range Of hills to the south
ward. . wood chopper lay dying. In
The intsrior Of the cabin all was squalor
and misery. and without. the wind
rosnsd In htiul gusts through the can
yens and dehlss Of the gray and barren
mountAils, and whistled through the
cracks and cranniss Of the wretched
abode. The dying man tossed uneasily
ON his hard couch Of California Mission
wosllsn Mill blankets. Tho glaze
Of death was On his eye and the death
rattle In his throat. a. slowly and pain
fully he raised his hand and beckoned.
TO his partner to approach his bedside.
"Pard." no said, speaking slowly
and In hoarss whisper. 81 have that
on my mind which I must speak before
my lips are sealed by death. For years
have carried the dread secret IN my
breast, having sworn never to divulgs II
10 q living being but now that death 10
NO near I must speak. Psrd. do not
rush from me In alright; do not look
ON me with horror and detestation for
I have committed q fearful crime. for
which feel there Is no forgiveness here
or beyond"
Horrinsd beyond expression. his part
nsr begged him to calm his fears; that
repentance at the last moment would
bring forgiveness.
eyes, IL would. know" murmursd
the dying man. u II were only an orii.
nary crime thai am guilty Of; u l had
only killed q book agent, or awakened q
San Francisco policeman ON his beat, or
chopped my mother-in-law into bits;
but "-and tho dying mans voice grew
weaker and his features assumed an ex.
prsssion Of intense anguish-"I cheated
an editor out Of a years subscription to
his paperr
And with horrid gursling sound in
his throat and with fearful contortions
Of his limbs. the wrstchsd wood.chopper
called for another drink of whisky
Austin R,rsile.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
A SOLID RomMns GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH FREE

Price Of the article E: ::ss .s: % @ e o '
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18

In 1883 Garrick was playing at Drury
Lane Thsater In the part Of Sir John
Brute. Just at the point whore Sir John.
a drunkard. muttsrs iscshsrsntly until
he falls into . doze. and while tho au-
disuce was In such wrapt attention that
the proverbial pin might have been
heard IL dropped. Q prodigious and long
protractsd yswn broke from some one
in the orchestra. II proved 10 come
from Mr.. Cervetto, n bass player. for
whom Garriek furiously sent and warmly
reproachsd him; but the musician made
matters right in q trice. 81 beg tan
tousand par,lonl but Away do so ven
am yer much please" he said.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18

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