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The Lake County star., 1877-06-07
.REtIGIOUSw

Pure religion and unde ealesi.ls ls,fplIn-
istering," not. the other thipge ''beipg
ministered upto.n It Is, handling over
the morning paperltO another fer 6Dst
perusal. 1t Is vacating . pleasant seat
by the fire for one who comes In chilled.
1t Is giving up lthe, lnost testful arm
chair for one who Is weary. 1t Ia
knowing up" In the pew to let the new
conner SIT down by the entrance, 'Ttis
rising from your place 70, darkefl TIE
blind when the suns raystfeAfh&f n too
brightly upon some face In the circle.
1t Is giving your own cOpfortan0 con :
venience every time for The comfort
and convenience OF. another. sThis II
at once true courtesy and real nftat-
ianity. Ri. ata.,ss,..s -
Matthew Arnold thus, testsHes aapf
Christianity: .'In 'Englsnds Ola old
Christian belief has never ceased tpsbe
mighty power. Yet even here TIE
voice Of modern liberalism haslf slate
more and more been raised to decry 1t
and to foretell Its speedy, ,ex tinction !;
and the astonishing popularity of the
American revivalists Is thes answer.
The mass of plain people heas ,sach
talk with impatient indlsnationLs ssie1
flock all the more eagerly to Messrs.
Moody and Sanksy.n III
There are men in whom coDsaiance
Is strongly implanted without Q cores
ponding breadth of view. who, place
duty and sin In things Indifferent, and
make the way Of Gods command
ments, which Is very, broad, exceeding
ly narrow through SreAtIiotions that
are not his. One evil result of this is,
that, by magnifying these, by "taking
tithe of mint and arise and cumin,"
the weightier matters Of the law come
to be neglected. Men cannot hsbituti-
ly exaggerate the little, without los
ing sight of the great.-(Ker.
1t is a proof of our natura! bias to
evil, that gain IL sslower and harder
than loss, in all things good: but In all
things, bad, gettisg is quicker and
easier Ma,s than han g getting rld HfiI HfiMIAugu'f"'
God has promised pardon to him
that repenteth, but he has not prom
ised repentance to him that sipasth.
General notions about sin and saliva.
ton can do you no good In the way Of
the blessed life. AS In q journey, you
must see milestone after milestoneJAll
into your rear, otherwise you remain
stationary; so, In the grand march Of
q noble life, one paitriness after anoth-
er must disappear, or YOU liave'f61t
your chapce.-lProf. RLckie.
To those who believe .4nAt .'all
things work together for good to them
that love GOd," cheerfulness ought
not to be difficult vlrtue,s oeEtsinly
not an impossible one. For our chill
dren's eakes, for Our-sopl'sv vsakes, let
rising above eil tbspe;ty, Aanoyances
d.ssoIsss s!ss 1sss!llsss ssS CIT ss'''aa''1 e.
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{ DETROIT MARkETs!

,flour-ohoice Shiie sE Gax L onT
dunn Is 00@S SO; smberA 70 0O@9 50;
low grades 80 0OS7 90, a1l.11
Wheat-Ext xtra white o. 02@l 90, Alnl-
ing extra 81 81; No. I l'swhites 9l $50 NO.
white 81 1901 l7B..hi 'HsI 80 ssssssIll y, ,..l
Corn-51@52 cts.
Oats 42@ A cts. ir s.dsfu'I .iIqsid
Barley-$l OO@1 25 for Stats.a,.i or
Butter l6@ l8 cts. sg .,-s,qHl bas. sssi
4 SO. I've ~f'f-s-i,l .st,.ss DIV sS@s
Beans-Choice hand picked ~ 75@
2 s7A; screened - 40@2 sos lecosA0e
81 50@2 90. ;u I..w
Cheese--i2c for prime State.sa ~"
Eggs llt@l2 cts. .7s,Ee>i fss'E
HidesEGTeen, sS6ao; cafed, 7@sc; dry
flint, l4@ @I6c; dry salted,, le@f4c'sgfeNh
calf, l0c; cured calf, l2c; desQpn. .vsh Ems,
25@50; green kip &c; dry kip l4@l6.
Horsehides, @@i so; Sheep pelts, 500
Prcvisions-Mess and. Hmii .9S&
clear mess, SIC; mess beef, III S0a9sQ
mess Sl2. Hams, covered, 1lAc. Shoul-
ders in good demand at 4@As Dried
beef, quiet at l2l99l4H 3rS3l IN 01eon.
PotatOes--si io@i 20; New. % 6oSe SO
per bbl. ~ Ss
Wool-3O@32 cts, .-----.--.
Wood-&4 25@5 Is.
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APPLE FLoAT.--Take pne ,pint of
green dried apple sapce. made Bmooth
by passing thfOnghsa sefve' OF scolan-
der; the whites ofthree eggs beaten 10
a stiff froth, sugar aud lemon To suit
the taste; beat all well together; then
send to the table; dish out, anil ,at
with rich cold cream.
= Nu.yEprAAH SAN Sq3AA0 not
cleAhse silver In soda water. Ii will
make II white, but forever remove the
shine. SIcfiIttI.ItrDI
A SIMPLE MOSQUITO TRAP.-While
visiting ut the house of friend, Iva.
one morning surprised to see one of
the ladies OF the household going
through the bed rooms Yith.a short
pole about the length Of b broom ham
die, to which was attached the cover
of a mustard box. with small guam
tity of kerosene oil within. This,
whenever mosquito appeared on the
ceiling, was applie1, ands Y dell vic
tim Immediately, In It's efforts to es-
cape, into the oil.-Rural New Yorker.
To Cook RHUBARB.-Makea sirup
Of sugar and water rs. uch as you
please, or as thin. only slyup Il must
be skim, and add the rhubaEb, cut In
inch pieces without peelfpg, dhd stew
slowlyltih tehaera Bewage Of adding
lemon, ginger, eggs, or butter, to quail
Hy the flavor Of the pie-plant..s When
cold 1t Is almost q sweetmeat, with
the full and proper fsvpr of the stalks,
and the skin has disappeared.
AN OILY REsroRATivE. 6rptNre
that has lost Its polish, hoQrsS Spd leah.
er articles impaired In appsa arabS6 iby
use, can be much improyed RY. .rthhlng
them well with o wooden rag covered
with q very small quantity Of.N0ete
made by stirring fifty-one parts OF hne-
~ shaved ,steartn jntVs seventy-twO
parts OF previously warmed oil OF tur-
pentine. and allowing the mHss t0cool.
The article should be- finally fO8t3ed
OF very thoroughly with q cfeaifcdry
cloth. .dDlN ,ssshJ
In boiling beef aud vegetables, N ypu
put q teacup Of vinegar INTO the bot,
the beef VIII be Jmdre tentlers and the
cabbage will eiveyou ND odor, and
beets will be nicer. Put itsip IvAen
the water iscold.rali 4fIu.,D s@sssa
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The Constitutional Amendments

~ :
y Quite q number OF propositions to
amend the constitution made their ap-
pearance ut the last Legislative session,
but only two were adopted. Both will
be voted upon by the people at the
spring election Of next year, and they
One changes the language Of section
= Of article XIV. Of the co1stibltlon 80
that IL win read as fOllo3s:
ssSECy q. The stock holders In all cor
porations and j0int stock associations
shall be individually & liable In an
amount equal I'd the par value OF their
respective shares which they own or
have owned IN such corporations or as
-sociatIons, for all labor done In behalf
Of such corporation or joint stock asso-
,oiation during the time Of their being
such stock holders" fHfh aliy
The present language Of the section
10 this: .AFi0 ~ - in s.iaaul ~
s'The stock holders Of all corporations
and joint stock associations shall be In
divldually liable for al labor perform.
ed for such corporation or association. !"
fn, The'f0r offhe ballot on this propo-
sitlon'wfll be-: Amendment relative
10 corporations--yesv or .'no.v pf
Ano bSCuu piOpuBttsVu ~ Vo Cuuuxc
section ~ Of article vi. 90 that Il shall
read as foIlows: 1eArp fgif
! ''BEC. IL. The Justices of the Supreme
Court rhall appoint the clerk of said
'oourti and the clerk OF each county,
organized for judicial purposes. shall
be cIerl lof the Circuit Court Of such
Tie present form Of this section is as
''(YThe elefk Of each county organized
for Judicial p!irposs shell be the clerk
and Of the .suprems Court when he'd
, TbeTorns 011Ae ~ ~ On thls prvpo-
sition will be s1k6sendnSnt relaslte
70 S,s% sns sDDS,ss%sssSs '.sse p the
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Advertisements appear In the East
ern papers Offering q premium for
proxies on the stock Of the Michigan
Central railroad. Gould is eagerly
striving to control the election Of Dr.
rectors, and the friends OF the present
management are working hard to re-
tain control, -.
It IL estimated that the Pope's In
come during the present jubllce year
will be not less than 81, ,000, 100 eash In
hand.
Another wonder has been discovered
In California. The water Of Deep
Spring Valley Lake IL charged with
borax and ducks. which at certain
seasons visit the lake inereat numbers,
become 90 loaded down with crystalll-
zations a. TO be unable TO fly, and fall
an easy prey to the Indians, who pick
them from the water BY, handsr
Translate the sense Of Scripture into
your lives, and expound the Word Of
God by your works, Interpret H. by
your net, and tescflt " your inReH.
Tiset 10, 1T your swo5hl6Rs anda We1Ek-
ings be Scripture expositioiI, - fiv1nt
epIstles read and known Of all men.
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acquitted. The Judge then discharged
the jury, and the ten remaining prisoners
were released upon giving bonds for their
Counsel think IL unlikely that these cases
will ever be again tried. IL n now known
that the jury STOOD six y six on The Ques-
ton H:o Of gens1rl 2cgolttsl y. <sisss %ss
9: !:ss s. sssisl ssss;isS Z sHs!Flss, Is
FossEstss News
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warning words spoken In season to
blind and careless mothers and father,
few kind words TO thoughtles, III.
trained daughters. would do more good
In the way Of purifying the moral at
,moBpher4 than all the anti -soclal evil
associatiphs In the world. !.
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to the grave the burden of remorse.
It is terriblesad story; one Of those
episodes in the history Of evil, II not
criminal, intent, which rise before US
every now and then like q hideous
specter, pointing Its bony finger at the
laxity Of our social laws and the falsity
of our system OF mental and moral
training. That there is something
radically wrong In the freedom per-
mitted between the young Of both
sexes Is evident. In no country In the
world save this are young girls per-
mltted to wander about the streets and
parks unattended, more particularly at
the close Of day. On the streets of
Paris, London, or Vienna young wo-
men who thus expose themselves are
regarded by tho men 90 fair game for
banter and Insult. Here In Chicago,
many young girls are permitted to take
evening walks, to 70 to halls and par.
ties, and to gad about at their own sweet
will; to encourage filtration with any
well l.dressed, good-looking young
scamp who II ready for little fun.
With every avenue open, and no Sc
we're matronly eyes to pry,. or brow to
frown, the road to ruin is clear of all
obstruction. II parents choose to keep
their eyes shut, and to permit their
daughters to follow the bubble pleasure
unrestrained, or without the moral and
parental guidance which their vows
demand, they have themselves to blame;
II their. honest roof becomes disgraced,
and fallen child returns to hide her
shame, or plunges madly into that
Lethe from which there is no return,
they may thank the irreligious SELFISH
ness which closed their eyes to conn.,
ing evil.T s1ustend OF fatfemptipg TO
eradicate the social evil and to bring
again within the pale of virtuea gang
Of hardened sinners who have re-
turned to their idols, would II not be
well for those excellent ladies who sre
20 snxious to purify oour social pest
md out ssss ysSeiS 90 :9DSnS md
nno0ntAu3lnR1ed AoBi seuAn1nGs2 2hom-
selves upon she brink OF thst fivtf Mat
leads to certain destruction. A NV
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preferable to cellar, especially II the
water nom q cool spring can be
brought Unto use and made to
circulate under and around the pans.
!, A discussion at o Farmers' Institute,
upon, the question whether butter
should or should not be washed, de-
veloped a difference Of opinion among
the best butter makers. All agreed
that the buttermilk should be worked
out thoroughly before the final salt
fet no farmer neglect to sow q pleri-
tiful supply OF corn for fodder. Past
experience has proved that double or
even triple the amount of the very
best cattle food, MAY thus be. obtained
from an acre over any other method.
Meadows now producing only ton of
hay per acre, pl0ughed and planted to
fodder corn, would scarcely fail to
yield at least four tons OF excellent feed
In consequence OF the indIsposition
on the part Of American farmers to
pay the exorbitant prices demanded
by W. III. Cochrane OF Canada for the
members OF his Shorthorn herd, he
intends consigning to England some
thirty head OF his fancy stock, where
he hopes 10 meet buyers with, longer
purses and greater appreciation Of high
sounding names. Our own breeders
can show some thoroughbred stock,
good enough for this country, and at
reasonable prices; S25. 900 cal YES are
going out Of fashion. rilh odN ,4aiiJ
CHEAP GATES As A SUBSTITUTE ron
BARs.--A writer In the Rural Home
says: III have just ipade gates to re-
place some old -fSsiIioned pairs of bars
that am heartily tired of opening and
They hre cheap. durable,
and very easily made, Each gate y
twelve feet In length by four, feet ~
heighth. Five boards, four inches
wide, are used, besides battens and
braces, Battspe shopld be placed ION
both sidss, making thIsa .thi8 ~ saeef
than thirty.fhfee feet OF boards, worth
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vtctS received at the state ff19on curing
the month Of May aggregated las years
81 months, higher average than has ger
been known.
The forest fires are raging frighthfllv in
many parts Of the upper peninsulav-es-
pecially along the iron range. In some
places hundreds Of men are engaged In
hghungthe fires. rev frNg
The Csssopoiis Reform Club propose
TO have picnic at Diamond Lake on the
9Th OF June, and hope TO make II the big
gest and most successful affair Of the kind
the Hon. Schuyler Coifax and other dis,
tinguished speakers have been invited.
The moro the Upper Peninsuls u ex-
: plored the more treasures Il II found TO-
contsip.J >Recently III. A. Burt Of the
Penfnsular Iron Company, has sold 5000
tons OF quartz from his mine on Carp
River, and has let contract to Hursley
and Powell, who have already mined 100
or 800 toms. This material ID used for
lining the converters Ia Bsssemer steel
works and other purposes, and was Inn
ported from England until it Was found
that the Lake Superior quartz was equal,
Hnot superior. NTfM-ffNA FtII
There were three suicides In Detroit on
Friday.
Mr.. J. Il. Parmelee. of Hopkins, Allie
gan Co., has superior way OF preserving
apples. He wraps psper around each
apple and then barrels them mp and
keeps them IN his collar. He put up six
barrels this way last winter and heopen-
cd three ofthem on Monday, hnding the
fruit I'm good condition, but very few OF
the apples having decayed. Mr.. Parme-s
lee, on Tuesday. exhibited at Allegan'
somsz fiue samples OF three different
vsrfetisss Northern Spy, doIdsn Rhaeet
and Red Everissting. The flavor Of the,
were picked srlis9s ssi'.f7 a.t,a
,. Artincially hatchsd white ash, plscsd
In Lsse Huron thrss years lsgc and
marked, mar, are being caught BY ths fisher
Lumbermen estimate that wifisout .
June, freshet the log crop OF this year
mustfah from 30 to 50 per cent. less than
that Of last year.
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zWho may be suffering from the effect of
youthful sfollies or indiscretion, will do
3well to avail themselves Of this, the great
lest boon ever laid ut the altar Of suffering
humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will guaran-
tee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal
weakness, or private disease Of any kind or
character which he undertakes and fails to|
Hcure He would therefore say to the unfor-l
Etunate sufferer who may read this notice
that YOU are treading on dangerous ground
Hwhen you longer delay in seeking the proper
lremedy for your complaint. You may be
lin the hrst s4age; remember you are ap-|
Rproacbing the last, II you are bordering
Enpon the last, and are suffering some CT all
LOT its i'll effects, remember that II you perl
I6ist In procrastinAtion, the time must eome|
when the most skialful physician can ren-I
der you no assistance; when the door of
hope will be closed against you; when mo-
angel OF mercy can bring you relief. In no
Eoase has the Doctor failed of success, Them
bet not despair work upon your imagination
but avail yourself Of the Beneficial results
Eof als treatment before your case 10 beyond
the reach of medical skill, or before grim
fdea3h hurries you to . premature grave |
Hull course of treatment, SIS. Send money
by Post Once order or Express with tall
description Of case.
Gail. or address, a
Or. a. 3. SPIMNEY,
Tho IL Ksasnsv SFAst. Ssa FrancisU.s
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Estate Of Josiah B. scarrsa. deceased

Estate Of Josiah B. tCarrea, deceased.
NyOTICE dis hereby given by the under
IN signed, Administrator Of the estate OF
Josiah B. Carrel, deceased. to the creditors
~, An& all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit the m with the neces-
ssAry vouchers, within ten months after the
Earst publication Of this notice, to the said
Ada illustrator. at his residence In Paradise
valley, in the .eouDty Of Humboldt
GEORGE H. GABRIEL,
Administration d the estate OF
e p Josiah d. earrels 8
DsAAssG MtzRaGpasGa, August 4, 1871. .lw
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
To Jerry B. GYamms, Taylor Waterhouseand
whom 1t may concern:

To Jerry B. GYamms, Taylor Waterhoussand
whom 1t may concern:
VOU and each of you are hereby
II notified that /, the undersigned, have,
pursuant to an Act Of Congress, approved May
10th, 1870. commonly known as the United
states Mining Law, expended in labor on the
Silver Monarch Lode, situated in. Central
Mining District, Humboldt county, State of
Nevada. and governed by the silver Monarch
Company, ten dollars for each claim of one
hundred feet of said Lode, in and for the
assessment year ending December 3lst, 1876,
and you and each Of you are hereby further
lnotifed that If you do not contribute your
proportion with necessary cost Of advertise
tnlent. to meet such expenditure within
sninety days from the date Of
whe first publication of this notice, the
xespeosive interest of you and each of yon In
default will pass to the undersigned, your ne-
sewnsr Of said Lode. -
II. T. KING.
winnemucea, May 1sth. asst. sod
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OFYrcE or RYE PArcB Cox. NJ. AND M. COL
400 California, street,
San Francisco, July IL, 1877.
AT A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES
IN of the above named Company held
this day, Dividend mo. 81 OF twenty-five
cents per share was declared, payable Friday,
July 20, 1877. Transfer books will close July
Ii ut IL O'Clock n,
D. vERDENAL.
julyi6-1m Secretary.
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A ssess1nent n Office
HURRICANE MINING COMPANY.

HURRICANE MINING COMPANY.
II 0CATION Of principal place Of business,
i San Francisco, California. Location Of
WORKS. Humboldt codnty, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Board of Directors. held ON the Goth day of
June, 1877, an asset sment mo. ~ of ten tl0l
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the Office of the company. No.
535 California street, room 2, San Francisco,
california.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
FOURTH ,DAl OF AUGUST. 1877.
Will be delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before will be sold on
Gal URDAY, 1HE TwENrY-FIFTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1877.
To pay the delinquent assessMent, together
with costs Of advertising ana expenses Of
sale.
By order Of the Board o6 Directors.
j. H. DICKINSON, Secretary.
Once, No. t35 California street, San
Francisco.
iuly Q-td
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VIIcTIMs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
who have tried in vain every known
remedy, will learn Of simple prescription,
FREE. for the speedy cure of nervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood, and ell dis
~orders brought on by excuses. Any druggist
mas the ingredients. Address DA WILSON
~ CO.. S6 Nassau st NJ ".
oct N-tyrl
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tYWyHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
II up in the most attractive style possible,
with view to the convenience and comfort
tof patrons. The proprietor desires to call the
aattention of customers, friends and the pubkf
80 his superior stock Of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
sculNMiSS' LONDON POTTER
80 constantly on draft.
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Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Territory, for lNcoMPATrBILTrY and other
causes, NO matter where the party resides.
IS years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential. Address a. j. OEX.
Ter, Atty Rooms h .. 132 Dearborn st.,
CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestionsble references
given. Correspondence With the legal pro-
fsssion invited.
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Postponement.

At Q meeting OF the Directors OF the Hurri
cane Min nR Company. held on the Sd day OF
August. 1877, the date when the stock Of said
Company shall become delinquent for ASSESS
ment No. 2, was postponed to
SEPTEMBER, Sd, 1877,
And the date of sale Of such delinquent stock
was postponed to MONDAY, the oath day OF
SEPTEMBER, 1877, at the same hour ana
place, J. II. DICKINSON,
asg&td Secretary.
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Estray Notice.

Came into nv Enclosure on the Humbo,a.
river, three miles below Winnemuccs, on
GIN white strip or forehead. peithe, -
them branded. u
The owner Is requested to come %,
ward, pay chtrges, prove property. and tals
them away, otherwise they viii lie dispossd -
according 70 law, PAT oDONSEL.
ODennel's Ranch. August 9. 1871.
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WINNEMUCCA HOTEL,
Bridge street. winnsmucca.
DAVID aEROUx.. -. PROPRIETOR

HAVING BUILT AND FITTED UP 49,.
4 IL In the most conmodious style the fE;rT
largest and finest Hotel In Winnemucca, Hllll
with Large and Airy Rooms the Proprietor IL
prepared to receive and entertain the travelling
public with accommodations as good NJ can
be found in this section OF country The
TABLE will always be literally supplied with
all the substantials Of iife and with every
luxury that can be procured. Attached to the
Hotel IL FINE BAR. where the choicest
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Gan be oseained ct all times.,
BOARD PER WEEK.. .......S7 90
Ap2 II