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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
VIII Nos Parade.

As will be seen by our report Of the
Pioneer meeting. last evening. in another
column. the Pacific Coast Pioneers
have declined the invitations TO join.
As q Society. in tho procession on the
Fourth Of July at either Virginia City
or Gold Hill. This IA very sensible
and consistent action on the part OF
the Pioneers. Gold Hill proposes 70 have
q good. lively celebration. and 50 NC pre-
sumo docs Virginia. The Pioneer Society
IL largely composed Of members from Gold
Hill as we'll as from Virginia. conse-
quently did not like TO show Partially
toward either place In the matter. and
therefore voted not 10 parade st all a. q
Society. The Pioneers. however, Will be
found mingled In the ranks OF other socie-
tie. and otherwise taking IN active part in
the celebration Of tho glorious old Fourth
Of July.
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lie Caught It.

Doc Conwell tells this story on Duck
master: Buck was out fishing while At
Lake Tahoe. and after patiently waiting for
three hours, got n bite. He was terri
bly, excited but succeeded In pulling = four
inch trout wriggling and struggling from
the water. The hook was No deeply i'm.
Bodied In the fish's head that the patient
angler found II necessary to cut II out.
He took out his knife. cut the line near
the hook. threw his knife In tho lake and
put the fish In his pocket. lie was 80
elated with his success that he did mol
notice his mistake for several minutes.
The story became known among the peo-
pie. and Buck left In . hurry, not even
waiting TO get his DOC.
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srocxuoLprns MrErrxo.-The rsgr

STOCKHOLDERS MrErrxo.-The regular
.,rS.i m.e,Inv NJ m. YelIov J,cket silvo,
Mining Coupspy will DO held At the Office
NJ ,be comp.ny. Main street, Gold Hill,
on the 10th Of July next at I o'clock p. NJ,
for the election Of officers for tho ensuing
year, anu tno transaction ~ tuvn ou ~.
business N ma pe uroush. os,oig wy
tIsinr columns to.day.
,,,lsrv comn,nv vill 90 nm, 10 ,bs r.oe
,r.o. %, ,,,o.t r,,c,ic. Affair tina nrooe..
siar nm ,ha Poirsb ~ INV. ThIs com.
pany has had considerable experience 10
handling the guns, and u Is expected ina
PRoYEssoR A. d.. U. DAVIS closed MS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

lnr ruE A. AND y. 1ELksRAru LINZ
San Fn,ScIsoo. June 2e-2f. N.
Ton. virginia-33t.
Gould a Curry-i3s.
ImperiAl-i.i5 bid.
Ophir-i7a.
California-33t.
Grand Prize-i3S, Ia.
Utah-l3.
Mexican-f0a.
Best A Bsleher-Y.
Yellow Jacket-l3.
Exchequer-jh bid. Co asked.
Duilion-6a.
CAlifornia-33h.
Gould 4 curry-l3t.
CAledonia-3.t0. ..
savage-7h. ~.
Argenta-ik.
Modoc-2.i0, AIS, 40.
Mexican-l0h.
Con. virginia-33l.
Best 4 Bolcher-20t.
Bullion46a bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

Judge W. n. Hall. Of this town. who
has been absent for some months past In
California for the benefit Of his health.
speaks very highly Of the famous hot and
cold sulphur springs Of Fl Paso do Robles'
In San Lui. Obispo county. Invalids go
there by hundreds FROM all parts OF the
country and come away cured. The vir-
tues Of these springs are becoming better
known every day. and person. Afflicted
with rheumatism. dyspepsia. indigestion,
AMI In fact almost any chronic disease II
thsy can only raise the requisits funds
may 20 TO Paso Robes with perfect comb
dsnce In being radically cared.
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A hath

And pesrly teeth are easily obtained By eissns-
Ing your teeth daily with that justly popular
dsntifrice, SOZOD0NT. Composed OF rare
autiseptic herbs. u imparts whltensss 70 the
teeth, ! delicious aroma 10 the breath. and pro.
serves intact, from youth 20 old age, the teetn.
Aeidity Of The stomach will destroy the str0pg.
est teeth unless it, effects ara counteracted with
sOZODONT, and this pure tooth wash protects
the dental surfaces b. removing every imPufty
that sdherss to them. AK your druggist ier
SOZODONT. telk In
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An orir,n., Drama.

People ought to remember that the en-.
tcrtainment to be given by the Third
Ward School tomorrow evening Will take
place in National Guard Hall. Virginia
instead OF the school.housc. rs some OF the
papers have misstated. Tho exercises will
be Of . varied and pleasing character, In
Guiding vocal and instrumental music.
resolutions. dialogues and o fine selection
Of other pleasing exercises. An original
drama will DO the main attraction. All
who feel an interest In school affairs
should encourage tho little ones by their
presence. The price Of admission Ii but
fifty cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

a. the russians advance Turkish rule will
DO replaced BY regular organization In
which the native inhabitants will be sum-
moned to take part. Under the supreme
direction OF the special authorities. Bull
garion legions will DO formed 10 servo ~
the nucleus OF . local armed fierce, des-
tined to maintain order and security. Tho
proclamation concludes "Follow faith
fully the instructions Of the RussiAn au-
thorities. Therein lies your strength and
security. With humility I pray the Lord
to grant Us the victory over the enemies Of
Christianity. and 10 send down his bless.
ing upon our just cause.
General Grants Pregrsss
LONDON. June 2s.-At the State concert
given ct Buckingham Palace last night
General Grant. Mrs. Grant. the Emperor
and Empress Of Brazil, the Prince and
Princess OF Wales. Duke and Duchess OF
Tsck. Prince Christian. Princess Helena.
Princess Louise. Marquis Of Lorns and
Duke Of Cambridge were present. At the
Queens dinner given General Grant at
Windsor Castle tonight Earl and Count
ess Derby. Prince Christian. Princes
Helena, Princess Beatrice. Prince Leo
pold, Duchess OF Wellington, Duchess OF
Roxbury, General Bsdsau, Jesse Grant,
Lord Elphinstone and General Kiddulph
were present. General Grant goes 70
Liverpool to-day. He will leave again for
London on Friday morning.
After ex.President Grants return from
Liverpool no has NO special engagement
until July Sd. On tho 4th Of July Min
lister Pierrepont will give . reception at
his residence exclusively 10 the Americans
in London, when General Grant will DO
present.
The Town Council Of Sheffield has In
yited ex.Prssidsnt Grant 70 visit that city
In tho Autumn.
r,v,,,oo, Inn. % -rrv.rd. M o00
c-on,iemsn irclndino r~cnressntatives Of
hi ,ho ,rbi,c hodi.s IN TON st,endsd tbs
banquet given to General Grant. which
was held In the large ballroom o. the
Tow Hal. ~ vas grana snn,r' "sn
ee;.sJ viii ths greatest enthusIssm.
Next 10 General Grant sat Lieutenant Gen.
eral Sir Henry Do Battle. commander Of
Mayor, proposing General Grants health.
smoke OF tho sterling qualities he possessed
As 4 soldier, which had enabled him 10 re-
storo peace and prosperity TO his country.
General Grant, responding, said tho rccep-
tion lao had encountered In Great Britain
was far beyond his expectations, and was
such an spy living person might feel proud
Of. He believed, however, that Il was In
dicativo Of tho friendly relations which
existed between tho two peoples. who were
Of one kindred, blood and civilization.
Ue bo,,od thnt frisndship vould continue |
10 bs cultiyated and long endure. Refer
ring to some rem,rks relative 10 the Brit. |
ish amy, bo ssjd thero were AZ many soI.
H.. siJorshot a. In tbar couIsr
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering nom the errors and
indlscrvtions Of youth. nervous weshness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.,. I will send Q
receipt that Will cure you, rRkx ov CHANGE.
This grrat r,medy vas discovered by . o is~iop.
sry IN South America. send 9 ,elf.addiessed
envelope to the Wkv. JUnkPH T. INNAh.
station ID. Bib,n ifonsc. Now York City.
MINI Am
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rnR PAi.ACR EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unsIceiied In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas Henron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon, no. : North O street,
Virginia City. Fresh oypisrs at all hoon In
svery style. Forty miners always on hand d
nighf. Fur tasty, home style OF cooking. and
the best and frcs. Get Of ali that the markets.
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has M superior.
Try A.. APIS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

ELECTION I. o. o. F.-At = regular
meeting Of Parker Lodge No. Is. 1. o. o..
r., held in Gold Hill last evening. the
following officers were elected TO servo for
the term commencing July ]. 1871; N.
O.. N. =. Wolf; v. O.. Gordon Grant;
Recording and Permanent Secretary,
James Lsngan Treasurer. J. D. Narshalli
Trustees. James Langan. N. Larivsrs. and
John Randall.
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muapRR WILL OUT.

A few years ago Ausu't Flower vas disoov
srvd 10 be q certain cure for Dyspcpsia and
Liver Complaint, aud . few tain dysgepnes
nads known 10 tier friends how easily ana
quickly tnsy had been cured by It's use. TIE
AZ ineriis o. 0rscn's Augast fioSef were
10 another, until, without advertising. is sale
has become Immense. Druggists In eyery town
In the United States ara ss.ling 10. NO pefssn
SUI. ring with sour stomach. alex heae ashe.
costiveness. palpitstion Of the heart, indiges-
tiou, low spirits. ETC., can take three dores via.
out rsii.f. 90 to your druggist a.d yet Q bottle
ior rs csnts and III u. sample bottles 10
cents. dN1l ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

CADET NAcKAY.-caiet 0rmand Naekay.
son Of A. T. Naekay Of Virginia City. ar
rived at home last Wednesday morning
from wsst Point. On his 1rst leave Of ABB
senes I'm three yssn. He has two ysars
more 10 remain ct tbs school before CON-
plotting his studies there.
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pRoa A DisrINGuIsngD JURIsr.

"I have tried the PERUVIAN srnrr. and the
result faily s~ustains your prediction. IL has
made = new man of me INFUSED Into my syt
tenn new vigor aud enemy. j am no longer
tremulous and dsbllliaiei - when you last
saw me. hut stronger. besrtisr, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental aid physical, than
81 any time during the last nvs years." sold
By all drugyists.
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O. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank OF oaiifor-
mia. Gold Hul. keeps constantly on hand Ill
favortts brands u Imported C.ears. ohoics bit
cigars. eli Al Dc OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. nne CUTLERY. and
toys and hlcy goods OF all kinds. ap7s N
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MEETING OF THE PIONEERS.

sssni.ussthIy Msssing-Rspssss es
Csaaitsess-Cabisss D~ssatis.s
-0sasral Buainsas - PreSabis
rrecssds OF the Ptcaic-Cemtng
Election OF OOeerr.
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pIMMITT,s c1Tam nAIsAM.

DiMMt1T's COUGH BALsAM. the body Of
which 10 e~ompored Of pure Honey and koet
Candy syfup. highly medlcatrd, 10 tho est
remedy knoun Tor Cpughs, Code, Asthma,
Group and whsopins Cough sold By John
Jones, Jr. lt2i ~
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LIZ CnR.r Eoit SALE.

Anrtiaie lee chest or refrigerator. made TO
order for . family. has been lch for sale ct
arant's Gold HUI Furniture st ~. next above
the NEwso once. email amount Of cash win
buy N. jei3 tfs
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. REPORT.

sroCK REPO1r.
san Frsnetsss Beard.
LAST KvKSrxo.
60 Meadows Valley, 2oe
100 raymond ! Eiy. .. N. TA.E
go Rye Patch. 2so. AZ
as Leopard. ~. i.'o. leo
ss Northern Belle. lss. 10
i1s Hassey. 2Oc
80 General Thomas, f0c
40 Manhattan. 1&.s
iISo Grand Prize. Ian. iax. u. is';. u. lax.
II, IS bio
125o Argents, leo. 1.6I
$50 Modse. AZ. ato. 2ts
$50 New coso. i.O
io Golden Chariot, ~
1900 Leeds. i.O. Leo
100 Jsskson.t
10 bsln2pt. I. soc
$50 Con, Virginia, -
10 Chollar.potosi. 81, son
$50 julia, Ash, N
i5s Ophtr. ick. isA
2Ss Gould . curry. itX. i&s. ltS. is,s.h
50 Silver Hill. 9. AZ
Us Mexican. II. 10Y. ios ,iok
10 California. ~
$50 B-ss . Bsislsr. ,,x, ax. aaX. u
2Ao Utah. IL, IAN
l3o Impartial. lis. Ito
iss Oysrssn. iis, i.iaN
. Hale = Noseross, Q. sk. 81
$50 eavAgs. Q. Gh
iose kxshequsr. 81, 81. ~
4 go cosn Point. ~. Al. &.io.t
sl0 Bullion. ex. eat
40 Alpha i2h
rs Rlerra Nevada, ~, ass. Go,5
100 rsilos Jacket. ns. iis -
rrus MOANING.
gex n.ht. ~ ~ go IN
iss Mexiesa. ION. ioS 10Y. ioS
1870 Gould ! Curry. isk. l3h. lsk
i000 Beet 4 Bslchsr. n, 3ik. AN
40 California. xss
40 savage, TS.7s.T..fk
30 Con Virginia. s3s. -
LEO CholiAr. Potssi. Dh, u
t3 Hale 4 Norcrs-s. ~. %
30 Grown Point. t.Os. 4 10. ais
100 Yellow Jacket. Nv
80 lmp sriai. lis. lilo. LIS
rs kentuek. t.tk
70 Alpha. Nv. us
go ssssr. Nevada. s. az. tea. t7O.tso
i0 Utah. i5k
30 bullion. ". a. bSo
30 EIehequsr, 81. 81
10 Seq. Bslehsr ~
I'D Ovsrman. 10. itk
o5c Justice. Z. 1s.Ts
Ss Union Con. 81. ~
1850 Lady Bryan. SSc
100 Julia. aeJ
so csisdouis, AZ. >. sio, 30,
100 Baltimore. 50c
IN silver Hin. .
~ Dayton. toc. t5c
loo Roeh leland. 30
1o New Turk. sc, sOc
80 Alta. IN
30 wsodville. &c
100 Lady Washington,
100 AHA.
so Andes. I. 93s
sOO Lfviaihsn. Csc
SO Prospect. sc
la5 Morning star. IN
80 Trojan. e1c
10 NertA Con. Virginia, DO
ISIS P.ytons.lA
80 Joe seates. coc
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Lrox's KAIuAinox makos beautiful. glossy,
luxuflant hair; prevents its falling out 90 turn
fng gray. II has stood the test VI forty yeafu,
10 charmincly perfumed. anil hss no rival
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

Crosier. the Elio murderer. 10 to b
hanged to-day. The execution will take
place II WInnsmucca.
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AM RsrAnLIsuRp REMRpY..

Browns Bronchial Troches are widely Known
% an established remedy for coushs. eolds.
bronchiiIs hoarseness and other troubles VI the
throat aud lungs. O
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isIPOnTkD A

imported PumreIgas. Bouquets, santiasos;
two for twenty. Ave CENTS; the best ard cheapest
cisars In the State. Call md w them 81 bum.
mrrneld's. Main stre~t, opposite JoneA' drug
stOru, niyl0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

BROWNS BRONCHIAL rR0CHgs.
For Pulmonary and AsiLnatic Disorders have
proved their enicacs By q tot Of many year,,
and have ie,. lived testimonials from eminent
men who have used them. 20
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TO LET.

A LODGING HOUSE on PIONEER
"a Street, Cola Hill. Inquire q The broksuf
ONES Of L. D. TRANKKL, Main strsst. Cola
Hi. ny1o In
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A Graphic Description Of
the Crossing Of the
Danube.
BRILLIANT AND MASTERY MOVE.
MEHT OF THE RUSSIANS.
The Turks Forced Back
at Every Point.
Danger Of q General European War
Nearly Gone.
THE GEARS PROCLAMATION TO
THE ROUMANIAxs.
lsrwcIAL DIsrArcnEs TO THE GOLD HILL
DAILY Naval
THE czAR.s PROCLAMATION TO
THE ROUMANIANs.
The Rus.o Turkl.h war.

lsrTciAL DisrArcnEs TO the GoLp HiLL
DAILY Naval
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TIE schools arc never we'll attended du-
ring the last week Of the term.
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An Iudcpesdcnt Onire. Holder.
1 United states Onciai Arrestcd
for Forgery.

CoLuMBus. y. C., June 20. Il. Cass
Carpenter. the United States Internal Rev
enue Collector for this district. has been
arrested and held in the sum Of 81, 200 bail
for examination. Tho charge IL that Car
pcnter. while editor Of tho i"ion. obtained
Two State Treasury warrants for ilfty.five
and nincty.fvo dollars respectively. for
public printing, which he increased by
prsfixing the six In each instance. 30 ~ to
make the amounts read G55 aud 695.
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Theft or Lager Beer aud Ale Bnr.
rels.

NEW YonK. June 29.-The TriJHne SAYS
it has been known for a long time that a
systematic thieving Of ale. and lager beer
kegs and barrels has been going ON here.
One firm lost 1900 at u time. The
thieves are supposed to DO an organized
band who have the barrels refurnishod TO
destroy Identification and sell them to less
prosperous brewers. A quarter Of q mil.
lion dollars has been thus purloined In
three years. Detectives have recently
been put on the track and some startling
developments will soon be made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

Arsgular semi-monthly meeting Of tho
Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers vss held
last evening at their hall on D street. vir-
ginia, President r. II. Taylor In the chair.
The Committee on
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viii Not Co 60 Europe.

NEw YonK. Juno 9.-l;x.Governo Til
den and Cyrus W. Field, who had engaged
passage to Europe by tho scythia, which
sails next Wednesday. have decided to
defer tho voyage.
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LIME FOR FowLs-Some of our farm
ing friends appear to be deeply impressed
with the notion that hens need no food but
corn in some one Of its forms. We ought
not to forget that flood" means the mate.
rial tor everything THAT rumrs out of the sys-
tenn, and that if any particular race takes
up any special branch of manufacture, they
must have the raw material. All animals
consume more or less of lime; it is one of
the principal elements entering into the
composition of the bones but the hen needs
an extra supply. The domesticatcd hen
also needs more than wild stock of any sort,
since she is stimulated to greater pro-
duction of eggs In consequence, we
must give her more than is contained in the
various grains. The most useful forms in
which to give lime are pounded shells, pull
verified mortar and crushed bone. On the
whole, we prefer the former. Its prepara-
tlon makes good stint for the boys. We
object to bone meal if not perfectly sweet,
but good, sound article is first-rate thing
1or this use. reeu lime mUsG aDundanJiy
at the time when hens are laying most free
ly, and anticipate, if possible, by beginning
early in the season, lest your fowls cat q
shelless egg and acquire bad habits.-Live
Stock Journal
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NUMBER 3S.

other. We lament the existence of such
segregation, but are powerlcss to prevent it.
We have cried, organize J organize until
we were hoarsc, but events occasionally crop
out that show how utterly futile have been
all of our efforts
Had We an organization amongst farmers
and majority of them favored a stock law,
there would be no necessity for legislation
upon the subject We need only determine
through our farmers organization that we
will allow no more timber cut or rails
mauled upon our plantations than is neccs-
sary to keep our stock in an enclosed pas
ture, and the end is obtained at once. We
have never allowed hoof of ours to make
/ kEack upon another mans land, and we
arg not parrlculariy ufffccrfunurr r6wxtssuu.
other mans stock when he makes track
on our land. Let every land owner adopt
similar policy, and there will be no need
Of legislation to establish stock law We
will not despair, but hope on to the end,
that our people will some day find out that
if they enclose their stock they will take
better care of them and taking better care
of them they will learn that it is no more
trouble or expense to keep fine animal
than worthless one, and by degrees they
will kill off the scrubs, introduce improved
stock, and in the end greatly enhance the
value Of the live stock of the Stated. w.
AIKEN IN Ne,cs and Courier.
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BROwBEATING.-In almost every church
there are few persons who seem to be ac-
tuatcd by the despicable spirit of rule or
ruin. If the minister does not preach, visit,
or conduct the different meetings according
to their liking; if the church varies in its
discipline or policy from their way of doing
things, they set themselves against tho ma
jority with determined spirit that plainly
means to browbeat all others into their ways.
They will never let up until the church be-
comes passive or the minister, wcaried by
little prosecutions, takes himself out of the
way. The necessity for the abundance of
grace which was promised the apostle who
suffered with the thorn in his flesh. is fully
realized in such an experience. We have
wondered what purpose such persons servo
in the economy of grace, unless it may be
that patience may, through their ugliness,
have its perfect work. 1t is not ours to
judge of their Christian hope, but we can
sympathizo with Spurgeon when he said of
such, that he would rather live an eternity
with them in heaven than one day ON Garth.
-Gohlcn Rule.
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SHALL WE MEET AGAIN?-Thc. follow
ing is said to be one of the most brilliant
articles written by the lamented Geo. ID.
Prentice: ~
"The fiat of nature is inexorabie : There
is no appeal for the relief of the great law
which dooms us to dust. We foursh and
fade as the leaves of the forest, pd the
flowers that bloom and wthcr in a y have
no Trailer hold on life than the ghtiest
monarch that ever shook the cart with his
footsteps. Generations Of men Will appear
and disappear as the grass, and the multi
tude that throng the world today will dis
appear as the footsteps on the shoe. Men
seldom think of the great evento death
until the shadow falls across their I&n path
way, hiding from their eyes thk faces of
loved ones whose living smiles WI the sun
light of their existence. Death 4 the anita
gonist of life, and the cold thou Sht of the
tomb is the skeleton of all feaS We do
not want to go through the arEgalley, al
though its dark passage may lead to Para
disc; we do not want to layisSswwa in the
grave, even with princes for Bcdfellows.-
In the beautiful drama of Ion, the hope of
Immortality, so eloquently uttered BY the
death-devot Greek, finds deep response in
every thoughtful soul. When about to yield
his young existence as a sacrifice to fate,
his Clemantha asks if they should meet
again, to which he replies Il have asked
that dreadful question of the hills that
looked eternal-of the clear streams that
flow forever-of the stars among whose
fields of azure my raised spirit b. walked
in glory. All were dumb; BIT as I gaze
upon thy living face feel tlAt there is
something in the love that man $ls through
its beauty that cannot wholly ptrish. We
shall meet again, Clemantha."
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-09-28

A good little boy who was kicked by a
mule, did not say naughty words or go home
crying to his mother. lie just tied the
mule within five feet Of bee hive, backed
him round to il, and let him kick