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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
Gtnatbtatn8 bon Wiiasmen
f,ar.ttlDS

SIS lit feline i6crtrie6ene gln9ubc, baF 3ouenoe bon
9crionen, ole 5abr Elm 5a3r aus in 5sroiieIfeberzGe
9enoen aui oieiem Continent uuo anberSmo Wobneiy
cine mebr ober tueniger nit NitaSmen 9eihpdn8ert
Putt einatbmen, obne db cine arant9eit 5uSu5eBeH,
lebiglib neil ie Sooitctter's Wa8enbitteren al5
Elm Sor6euSungsmittel 5u 9e6rouben pTegen, IS 1T
bduii9 oor9etommen, unb bic 2b0tiade lit pom ben
8etreifenben iclbi reid)lid Gcihetnst ooS geronen
inmttten elmer bic GuaIen bieier rOlen uHo SGenuen
oerIriatenocn Blage eroubeuoen Hadbaridaft poilia
frei oauon geblie6en iino, Cant Dem ibnen our ben
Btttern QeUGbrten StuBe. aud 1T oiees Dem iSebcr
ent9e9enpirenbe anerfannte ga6ia nitt mn0er mint
Jam IN Der Selung, alS in Der SerbHtung oes 5r0a=
feberS Der g8eheIfe6er uno gciocn perluan6ter @rt
3tuiiden Den 2tnfdlen 9enommCn, mil6ert e5 ibnel
ibre Seitgteit uno oerbtet tbre g8eoerbolung Scie
GUT ueberSeu9un9 our6 3eu9ntiie ieItseiteQen 3bat
laden appelireu nit esenBlmIider Sereotiamteit an
bic in Sumpffebeg9esenben YerlUeilenoen.
(i9-54t&m9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
SGreGitd,e Sras5oic TT Wempbis.
-WDro 1tttS EelbftWprS.

Wtempbis, &ena., 2. Mdrs. - Sulins
2eup 5radte beute Jta@mittag ieiner Satin
3 S6u Bpuuben BET nnb t0btete fiji, ioSan1
ielblt burd) eiuen Sd)uR in Die Sdlaie. Die
Srau eroelt swei &ugeln burh Die Saulter
l4S etne brittle burf ben linfen 0nnaeu'
fissl nube benz 6srssu. Die g8nEoen iIno
wablihelnlia tSsllid. pas @hseaar ipar
erit i;lt einisen @aGeH perbeirathetunp 9so9
Chat enlhano bird, ellen Disput iiber Die
5beiluus tes @isentbums. Seioe Ssthei=
liste baben a'nber aus elmer irabsrsn she.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
0serniid,tr telearauhiid1s Seneid,en.

-Sn GIN a eth, N.@j., fDufoe OofgeFefn EN-
9na6e, Iamens {oaniilton, tpeder nit mebren Saz
neraben auf einen in Seiuesuna befinoIide SohIen=
Sus 9eprunsen iuar, pom belnel6en berabseitoBen,
9erietb bem Salen unter Die Jfaoer uno tuurbe 10
iredlid peritiimmelt, bab er bao barauf far6. @ez
beimpolt5ifen beniiben ib, Die gtamen Der anaben,
pelde Den lnfaa perllriabtcn, su ermttten.
Su Bbilabelp E ia ioll morgen cine groBe
Betperiammlune itattinben, nm ben Segen uno Seiz
itano G5ottes olli bic abminiitratlon oeS @ouUerz
neurs Sopes bera6bufleben. (Set's notht9D
- Die Tepu6litaner uon &teOelqno, Ohio,
ieuerten seitern einen Salut BON tSj Sanonenldal=
fen a6 gu pie pieen Oriel6en uurbe oa5 Sulper 9e@
itoblen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03

eiUerpool, ?. Mdr, p u6r Niittag$. -
Vie Saumwolz 5uiubr 6etrll9 beute l0,S00 8allen,
lpopoE G60A aus 2lmGrlta
PtuerpooI, ,. Dldr;, ~ 30 gtad,mittaoS. -
8aumluole feit SberIdnoer 81. d, ,ltelp=Srleanier
6 His; Serfduie ZOO Bauen.
2onoon, ,. MGrj -Sein6l 2i u Sbil. bis % 6
pro Come.
Sfur,c &abeI=9speIdIcn.
-Soet Z. 6art Der amertariibe Silobauer, fart
geitern in 1ylorau;.
= Cir gsm. Stirlins Marnen, Niit9lieo 6e5 6ritiz
hen 8arlameuts ilir 8eribre, uerebeihte iit 9eern
IN sonoon nit Der en9liichen Sitterin uno S6rft=
cerin Srau gtorton. Die Braut lit berets 20 Sabre
alt unb ourtb J1peumntismus oil iar gett geeiieIt
Slr NforDea lit ~ Sabre at. Inter Den 6odSeit5z
9Giten beiauoen db Die SerSogin Nionrole. %oro
lIno Saon HeuerShdm, Sao0 Yotimore Il. y.
Sdlifisuad)ridlteu.
antperpen, ,. Ntdrs. - Der Oampfer "gSaecrz
lano" p0n PHILADELPHIA lit anaefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
g3ermiidbte 9epeidett aus Ne&u=
MDtf.

@ep gort, 2. aiars. - geto er0ffnete gu
- Nid1ter Spfemon fat auf Gpplifation bes Srn.
gBm. Rodafeaer, @ice = Yrdiibenten Der rgtanbarbr
ilzgBorfs=eamp.," einen 3ei4lasnabmebefebis sesen
ieIifoft" ausseitellt Gs erbelt, bas Die erudbnte
Sompaanie cine su Sunter's Boint beftnolide Guanz
titat Sobien6i fit $4,000 perfider bate. Sas Del
nroe 6urd 9susr serora no 0,s S.s
ieliidat ueiserte fid, ON Setra9 oef Seritterns 81
besablen 40, ooo ...
Sutereilen uaS s4b00 tlr ein9eiosene Sbli9attoner
' 49, Die seutiaen 3oneinnabmen 6e:;eien fd aui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03

nets 1T ge9enmdrtig SaS allgenleine llnterbal.
tun9stbenla. @S rrlitirt fciH i3peliel, oaB
olS Amt SeS &rie9sicfretGrS Dem Seuator
sherman an9eragen nor0en 1T; rerIelbe bat
Ifoot] bis lebt nod nlht erfiart, OBJ Ell Die
Steue aHnebE1en tplro. Sr- Us. Of. GpartS
miro am SGuiial1en in Serbinbung NIT benz
StaatSlefretartat genannt, obgieib tbnl oa8
Imt nod nidt formell angetragen moloen IT..
Der gegeumdrtl9e &rte9Slefretdr uuo 9eneral
2oaan lo1en ebenfallS Aipiranteu fir Die be
treffenoe Stelle ieiu. @s uerlauttt, boB bic
Siioiiaaten i'm aabiuette onrd) en MltglieO
uartreteu icin iollen, uno man mil piien,
pnb Senator Nlcoru 3u pisiem 3nede auserz
ieln, 6ei Iuswdtlung ieluer Sabtuet8mltglie-
Der nit arUBer Soriid)t 81 Werfe su geben
Ino Der gSoblfabrt oeS 2anoiS 9r0Bere Giid=
ltd,t ;u suiomen, oils politlidcn 8arbinbun
gen.
Die abtretcnoe @omimiftration.
9S b tu9to II, 2. Wdr5. - Die leBte
SablnetSFsung inter Der gesenpdrtigen ao-
mlnlltratlon mnroe beute ab9ebalteu; alle
UittalebeI auBsr Sefretdr Worril, rpeld)er
nod I'M .ner leioenS 1T, mohn!eE oer Stbung
bel. Wtan ermartete, oaB cine Gntlhetoun9
Iber Die @ouperueurSiraqe in 2outllana a5=
gegebeu mer6en iollte. auein ein 0titalIeo Ell
fldrt, oaB ieIer Staat nit fetnem gSorte er-
pdbnt ,purre, obgleid o;e Brditoent suiam
men nit Dem Sriegs SefretGr einen Gnts
ibluB in Der Nn9elegeubeit gefaBt haben
f6nnte. Die Sorberettungen fir ben NbSu9
Der Samilie beS ErGiibenten @rant aus oem
SeiBen 5auie" lperoen emfig fortgelebt, uno
etne GroBe 4usabl Briuat Yaptere ltno IonFtl=
geS @t9enthum ocS Grdipeuten puroen be-
leltS heute nus hem @eh1llbe entfernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
Die obtreteuoe stomintstrattou.
Scr 6eloutarft.

Stem . OFT, 2. Dtdrs. G5elb eroffnee flau Su 3.
gurbes Sblisotionen lebbat unb besebrter; 6ier
Coupons az, 66er l072 neue t03z, 67er III 68er
1t374, neue Sinner t095s, TO- 40er Coupons tl05. at@
eit le6bait uno eit; N>9. Central 94I grie s. 2ate
Sbore 493l, SQinots Central 524, Yittsburs 8S2i,
Chicago zRorbueteru 3i1a, 4rior. 54ls. Ro dzslano
1925.
unt,ri6atamts Silans: Sob 81. .23t, ,502; Gouz
rant S44 432 1i5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
Gpe3tal= =@oti3elt.
WIa1tcs Wtasarine 0las
9r. s.. ". Huoertpooo,

1T BON Str. 255, ROrozGutawIrobe, mad ssr. 1os,
Gharesirase, sesoaen 100 er feline auImertlam=
fett ben lpe,een arantbeiten sraen uno &tnbern
tuibmet.
8ireauifunben bon SO g5ormittass lno bon 3-4
be- rlbr Itatmitta9s. (San20, ,3Dtte, i.a.SO
NE Neine Samen! gSenu sic Sbre bet'm
&ammem amsgebenoen s,aere BON Der 2Surse
bis sur SStbe nit Der Wtai1ine sure1t 9emadt boz
ben moae,, 10 brinsen sic iie nad Dem auperdiii9en
Saaririir<gtabltI1emeut ber Wao. q. &oblerntann
in yer. 81, ,Ssoro=Gntaw=strebe.
(San27, 4 Nton., Conn. D.
9fe ,ySeeo=Ndb bmajtbinen=G ompagnie"
prohlt ndt, 5ono N madt aui Die Sorsise 5rer Na=
Id5uen auinerfic { unb label oas Bubfum Elm, fe
anSuieben.
Utan Ipre6e in unierem Siireau Dor unS unterlude
unfere neue ia bri3 3trte Naid,ine fir seberz
unb gudarbeiten, tpelde Die bette MaidEe fIrS6nei=
Der 1T.
erIou6en einen liberaIen a65u9
sesen SaarsabIuns.
n@eeo.9tabmai id)tncn= 81 tieuid1aft,"
ser. So, =ebaresfra6c,
(Febr7, ,1Uiti.u.3) .fsretmaurer=Sempef.
SrilhiabrS >Dsmiter iinb iest 6e Seeeler, 9sr. ),
Worb=Galpertitrabe, Sarnum's Sotel 9e9enHber,
aIr 9nlitt. 3uidneiben, Maden unb 3ubebor bon
feinen 5erren= =aebunsstdes eine speStalitdt. 0aan
5prede Dor, ebe man anberspo fault, uno erpare ba=
ourdt elm 9ritttbeil Der Soften. (aiS2, tMfD
Roberts WaI ssnmo SIet5 ds@ rtraft
Nabrbait nno itdrfenS.
geiIer, oils ae6ertbran, eesen e Shptn iubt,
9uitr6brenaft gnt5 5ihbuns uno anoere
eunsenz unb SaIs=8 8ei6perben. Sci gteroenz, ,Shar=
lat= unb anberen Tie6err als ndbrenoeS Sonicrtm
sur Ser6eifibruns raiber Mnb nolfdnbiser @eneiuns
iebr pirtiam. Gut sesen 9pspepiie appetitoisteit,
Serbauunssleibcn uno ailsemeine S6pdde.
Sn allen Mpotbefen 3u ba6en. (San.5,1St]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
9ertagun9 oer Glcftoral=G ontnttf=
Sfots.

2Saibington 2. Mars.-91e glefto=
ral<Somniillon trat um IL llbr beute DiOrs
gen aunl lebten Diale snian1men. 0tadOsm
Die ben Sefretdren un6 iouitiaeu 4uaefteuteu
Der GommiIfou alS @sbalt bis gum 3. @far]
ren, u;rta9te iid3 bic @omtnliIion sine die.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03

pirb Outtluo6, ben l. MdrS, ien orittes GonSert in
Der Viuiif afaoemie ge6en, Cintritt56illete gum
Yreilc bon 30 Gents itHo in Otto Sutro'S UiuitatH
0anolung Bu ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
JttSWV WVuJtNtW~VCT TSWTUJWTV
g2r, 53, 0orbz@harIesitraBe,
'berts' " al s>unD SIetS ds@ gtraft
Nohrhaff mn lf1rfettS
Or. @epra 6. 0sprria,

sap HaItt,
hat bas (frlber bon Or. @inbea 6enutte) Viirenu
mad, 0r. 26, Norb= Gu t. lu # &c, perle9t.
Mae Mrbett sara,tirt. faus. 24-Sept,23fl
Bireau Ses 0asltdjt>Sompasnts
BON Baltimore,
Rr. 10, enutb StraBs
@ofe....BilIises matertat... ..e ofe
gsir baben eine uorSislide aualitat pom Coles porz
rdtbia, ued,e mir bem Yublfum als elm empfebensz
tpertbes Sesmaterial fir bdusibe uno anoere 3wcde
oriren; idust leidt euer uno 1T fret pcn llnreinis=
feiten.
geitenunsen peroen in oieiem Siireau ooer in be.
ssa6rif, SUP BON aeabenbalitr., aHsenomnen.
Yreis $3.50 pro @asenlabuns, in trseno elnenl
gtabttbeile a6selieiert.
ISh23-fl Samtes 9. Snte u,ocpo, Sefr.
Yers. Gor'S SmStamiidDes pegetabiltidbes Sez
eott felt % Sabren as bas srobte Slutreinisunss=
Nlitta Der @esenwart 6etannt, tpirb nur in Mr.
177k, 1apette=, Norowcit=@ae Der @mta.n:
9trae, Subereitet uno lit be allen spotbefern su 6=
ben. lau926, i2VaefJ
s9- Stan beiebe ben
,,&pro Baltimore"
"ILLUMGNATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER" !"
ebe man etnen anoeren fault, bel
$. 6. WeApos,
fSept28, ,12DfteFl Sit. 18, @ermanitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
Sie Sersan9enbeit oer ,,Stamatt=
tett=8eiiie. "- Ser YfeS oes Sa=
tiers. Weld)er sum Nerserben
fiifrf

Stem 2 Oft, 2. NdrS. : BeIIie Uoore, pelz
eincirnatter Sanotun9sreiienben I6rabam 1iot9z
ido ermorbet puroe, ftammte aus Canton, Ct. safpz
rence>Sountp, R=y, no lie Dor un9eiGbr 10 S5abren
Beidnee iid iotuobl 6urh ibre sd6nbeit, ats burt
tbre Sutelisen5 aus uno tuuroe lpn9e 3eit pon ben
iungen Mdnnern aIs Die Belle' bes Srtes betrad)z
2lbpotaten Sunl Sper, tpeIder segenwdrti9 nod in
Canton anidiiig iit. Son Canton 6e9a6 iie d] nath
gsatertoipn N.zg., no iie mebrere Sabre in einem
groitiuOnsbaaie 5n9eSra6t baoen oa lpdtsr nadb
murbe. 9ta6oem fie bieien perlaIieu Bate ree iie
mad bem 2SeIen unb panbelte ueter auf Dem Pfaoe
oes Eaters, bis e SuleBt Die @onu6ine RotblhtloS
muIhe. Olri beiien Nanb lie oas SerNerben ercllte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-03
sNohr;d,etnlfd, d, cir, 8rueertnoro.

Iefparf, W.=S., 2, Msrs. : 3bes. &perion unb
Iei Sru6er Mater eerietbeu sefteTH abeEp pd breno
eines aartenipieIes in enen gtfet pdbrenb pet6epl
@ater leinem BrIber enen Nfeirftid befekte, fpelz
der Die eHnge burdbobrte unb etne nabtibeinii1
t6btlife WMnbe peruriatte.
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sed)S


Gincinnatf, 2. W2drS. = Oef DdlhDItgilgl y
aod,er & Sater's SdsemibIe 3u 5HHttn9ton, SIo ::
erploorte 9eftern. gaml. 5allanS fpuree au9sn9llG
lid setobtet unb s. a1en, Soiepb BrotuH. Sas eol'
Inns, Us. SSrajer uo Sobn 8oher purben tootltG oet
.uunbet. 3as @ebaube ipuroe in atome seridmettert
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SmiTs=11ufGue.

sap Map, RS 2 0ldr3. = Gin unbetannter
fubr beute Dorsen auf Der GolS Sprins sue
Melen norhIi6 pom Sap 0iap, felt. @s 9elan9 ieooh
na1 Ginger 3eit, oas 6abrSeu9 pteoer lott Su maz
den.
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!Sturthfnua.

Quburn, @.zg., 2. Widr3. : 9conarb oouarb,
alias gbiparb Gbomas, aus 5artforb, nurbe beute
aRorsen inn aorrioore bes biesen @ountp9efdnsniiies
bngeridtet. SbomaS ermoroete i'm SUM 1875 etnen
Srdftng, Nauens Sbeffielb, i'm @jefdn9niiie Su Guz
bum; Der sails bes YerurtbetIten ipurbe nttt ourd
ben a 9ebroen, ionbern oet 5ob erfol9te erit mad
mebreren Wiinuten burd @rtiden 2bomas mad,te
uor einem 5obe nod cine turje grtldrung, in ueher
er feline frfbere Sepauptuns, baB er aus giothpehr
sebanoel babe suradnabm; er iagte, er bdtte Sbef=
fieIb mir perfpunben pollen.
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eonbon. 2. Nidrs, 1890 Nq6mittass, -
@onioIS Sc BIG fir G5eb unb DO, fin grieF. Ser
eini9te Staaten S6liaotioneH 10.40eT f084; gteue
SHnier 10fss; geetu@9ortee Central SO,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-27

Nothing Like Opposision In Busi-
Messrs. Schofeld & Williams, watchmakers
and Jew elers, at NJ endes' saloon, Main street,
have concluded to keep ahead Of all oppo-
sition, and have therefore hired q man in
San Francisco to do nothing else but tcle-
graph the time of day to them. SO that chro-
nometers can be regulated to the minute.
Oh! no, we guess noti NIL
A 1Onundlrum.
Why pay 81 % a roll for butter when you
can buy nice. sweet. ranch butter of Ennis
fol- ST. diff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Palisade Coal Mining Company.
~ O II q e i.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
N of the above named Company will be
held at the uffice Of the Company, in Pals
ade, on Wednesday. January 4. ls7s.
at o'clock P. N. of said day, TO, the elect on
Of Five Trustees. TO serve for the ensuing
year. Also, that Section Third oi the By
Laws be amended to res4, That the Annual
Meeting OF the Stock khelders, for the Eleetlos
ef Trustees and the transaction of general
business, shall be changed from the second
Saturday in July to read the first W Wednesday
in anaary Of each year"
o. ii. P. BAILEY. Sec'y.
Palisade, Dec. 8, 1877. do
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-27

KELL'S. septg-tf
BAR CLASSES, Goblets, Tumblers, ETC., at
HASKELL'S sept9-tf
FIsE wool mattresses, $40. at HASKELL'S.
sept0.6
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-27

SENSIBLE ADVICE. You are asked every
day through the columns OF newspapers and
by your druggist to use something for your
nothing about; you get discouraged spending
money With but little success. Now 10 give
yoa satisfactory proof that GREEN'S AU.
GUST FLOWER will cure you of dyspepsia
and liver complaint with all its ELECTS. such
tiveness, palpitation of the heart, heart. burn,
water-hrash, fullness of the pit of the stom-
ach, yellow skin, coated tongue indigestion.
swimming of the head. low spirits, etc., We
ask you to go to your druggist and get sam
pie bottle of Green's August Flower for ten
cents and try it, or a regular size for IS cents.
Two doses will relieve you.
Agents: Crane 4 Brigham, wholesale
druggists. San Francisco. my30-eow
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EUREKA HOTEL.

E. M. Baum, the pioneer purvcyor to the
Palisade public. has fitted up anew, thrc~g gh.
Palisade, and travellers TO and from Eureka.
and the public geDerally.can rely upon getting
frst-class meals and number ono beds at all
times by interviewing the genial host OF the
Eureka Hotel. ocl3.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-27
To the Unfortunate.
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
Il MO. 623 KEARNY STREET. COR
80 IN ner of Commercial, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Private entrance on Com
~ mercial st. Established in 1854, for
I'D the treatment of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Gonorrhea, elect, Structure.
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years.
standing, and liberated Legs, ETC., successfui-
DR.. GIBB0N has the pleacure Of announ-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals of Europe. and has re-
sumed practice.
me ney in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the alls-
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence of SELL
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexuai
indulgence, is praeticed by the youth OF both
ing with unerring certainty the following
train of morbid symptoms, unless combated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenanee, dark spots under the eyes, pain
rustling of leaves or rattling OF chariots, un-
easiness about the loins. weakness of the
limbs. confused vision, biunted intellect. loss
of confidence. diflidence in approaching stran-
gers, a dislike to form new acquaintances.
disposition to shun society, loss OF memory,
pimples and various eruptions about the face,
hectic hushes, furred tongue, f1tld breath,
coughs. consumption. night sweats, monoma-
MIA, and frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately, ei-
ther in person or by letter, and have cure
effected by his now and scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never fails Of
effecting quick and radical cure
Cured at Home.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing a letter to DR.. GIB-
BON stating case, symptoms, length Of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country. with
full and plain directions for use.
By inclosing Ter Dollars coin in regis
tered letter through the Postofice. or
through Wells. Fargo & Co, q package Of
medicine will be forwarded to any part of the
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this ad-
vertisement in.
All communications strictly confqentiel.
Address DIR. j. h. GlBBON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
no ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-27

WATCHES AND JEwELRy neatly repaired. If
you want TO have your watches and jewel-y
repaired in a workmanlike manner. 90 to
7. SrFLER's jewelry store. o1e door south of
s. Ashim 4 Bros. Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-27
CIVIL ENGINEER.

NJ wESCOATT, CIVIL ENGINEER
N. and United States Deputy Mineral
-urveyor, Eureka, Nevada. will attend
promptly to all business entrusted TO bis
care. Office in Clark's building, up stairs.
corner of Main and Clark streets.
Eureka. October 2. 1877. o3-tf
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EneminS OF The Ratfiesnakn.

The deadliest foe of the RATHER is
the common blacksnakc. He IS 4 public
benefactor, and ought to lie protected bv
the State Legislature, even if he does
pick up a chicken or two occasionally.
He grows very long, and, unlike his
northern compeer, never asSails human
being. The RATHER fears and shuns him
and well he may, for the blacksnake is as
agile and quick as the handspring of 2
watch, and as full of figet As a bulldog.
Meeting his antagonist he attacks with
out delay. After coiling and sounding
the alarm, the RATHER keenlv watches his
assailant. 1T the first the blacksnake
slowly glideS around It's spiral enemy. a
though studying its weak points. He
frequently Kisses, and increases his sneed
with each cycle, ever keeping an eve ON
the latter. The latter twists its head
with every revolution of its as,ailant.
Swifter sweeps the blacksnake around
the circle. At the full bent of his speed
the RATHER grows dizzy. In a twinkIinn
it is caught by the throat. and the coils
of the two snakes are intermincIed. The
contest is decided by main strength. As
they writhe III the grass the superior
proves of the blacksnake is manifest.
The RATHER Is slowly strangled. Some
times its body is swallowed. but this
does not always follow. The coach
whip, long, clean-cut snake, frequently
assists the blacksnake, and instances are
given III which dozen coachwhips and
biacksnakes joined forces and killed q
small regiment of rattlers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05
Packing Butter.

The Boston Produce Exchange gives
the following directions for packing but
ter for that market:
"The style of the package has more
to Go with the sale than most shippers are
aware of. In this market, there is de-
cided preference for neat eastern-made
white ash or spruce tub, netting from 80
to so pounds, and it always sells the
readiest. The tubs should be well soak
ed in brine before filling, the butter
packed solidly and filled within quar-
ter of an inch of the tubs top. Cover
the top with piece of clean new bleach
ed cotton cloth soaked in brine, and
tucked neatly down at the edge. In
packing butter and getting it ready for
market, neatness is indispensable, and
besides that. it pays. Never pack two
colors in one package. Light colored or
streaked butter always sells hard and at
low prices. Use the best salt you can
get. Tare your tubs correctly and al
low for one pound soakage, as it saves
trouble all around, the time having gone
by when wood, salt and pickle can be
sold for butter"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-05
To Destroy Cat Worms.

FROM the " L. sun.
The usual way of protecting cabbage,
tomato and similar plants which are set
out singly, is to wrap the stem for about
an inch below the surface and the same
distance above, or perhaps little more,
with any strong Kind of paper, as the
ordinary cut worms will not 20 over, or
under these protectors. OF course, the
paper wrapper may be placed loosely
around the stem, and it is usual to cut
the strips 50 that when applied they
form a funnel, opening upward, which
will catch the water falling i'll rains and
carry it direct to the roots. With very
little practice these funnel-shaped pro-
tectors can be applied very rapidly,
especially if put on when the plants are
set out.
But when it comes to protecting mel
Ons, corn, beans, and other plants which
come up from seed, the case is quite diff
ferent, and some other method of pro-
lection must be devised. A hoop Of
convenient size, say foot in diameter,
and three or four inches wide, the lower
edge pressed into the soil, is an excellent
protector; and we think some of our
cheese manufacturers might find a good
sale for such an article, and at the same
time use up a large amount of waste ma
terial in making them. Square boxes
made of thin stuff will answer the same
purpose, or even cut out of tin or sheet
IRON We have tried busting the soil
about the hills with lime, ashes, and plas-
ter, without any apparent benefit, the
worms passing over these substances
without the least inconvenience; but
they do not appear to care about med
ding with sulphur, and light ring of
this material around a hill is good and
cheap protector until hoeings or rains
distribute it through the soil.
1t is always well, however, to kill al
the worms that one can find, for by
this means their numbers may be de-
creased. For this purpose traps of vari-
Gus kinds have been employed, Hand
fuls of fresh cut grass laid about on the
surface of the ground infested by cut
worms are attractive hiding places, and
dozens will often crawl under heap in
stead of burrOwing i'll the soil as usual
where no more convenient protection is
afforded. These traps should be visited
every morning, and all the worms found
under them killed In rather stiff, firm
soils Il narrow, smooth, circular channel,
two or three inches deep, and one inch
wide at the top, made entirely around
the hill, will form an excellent trap for
the worms; for, in trying to reach the
plant they fall into the ditch, and if the
sides are smooth they cannot get out,
and the next morning the same nipple
ment used in making the channel should
be thrust into il again, thereby crushing
of iron with handle would he very con-
venient for making these ditch or chan
mel traps; but we do not know whether
any such has been manufactured.