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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-10-26
THE LITTLE FOLKS.


Here is the story of a little child,
VINO, with her father lived beside the sea.
On lone island, from whose rocks was piled
lighthouse tower of stoutest masonry
A seepess sentinel whose beaming eye
Watched through the night to warn Of danger nigh.
One day her father, who had gone ashore,
Failed with the early twilight to return
And so she sat, and wondered more and more
Until the evening star began to burn,
And thought, "0ur light should shed as true ray,
Lest ships should be misled and cast away"
And so she sat, perpexed with anxious care,
And listened to the oceans restless moan;
What can do? Indeed | cannot bear
Through all the dreary night to stay alone;
Nay, not alone, she thought; and ,undismayed,
Ihe little creature then knelt down and prayed,
Slow dragged a chair beneath the well-trimmed
light;
Perched her slight figure on the trusty stand,
And stretched on tiptoe to her utmot height
And then reached up-aas her heart was sick;
The lighted paper did not reach the wick.
What should she do in this her hour of need?
Nought could she find to make the pile more
high,
Till the big Bible, kept with careful heed,
And read at night and morning, met her eye
But still she paused, for, with reverent dread,
Upon the book of God she feared to tread.
And yet she thought what if our light could save
Some ship from wreck upon the rocky shore !"
And so, with resolution strong and brave,
The heavy volume to the pile she bore
The deed was done; the lights benignant ray
Beamed DER the boiling breakers of the bay.
Her father sat upon the shore meanwhile,
Detained by cruel wretches, who had planned
To keep the light intended and beguile
Some passing vessel on the rocky strand;
And, when the cries of drowning men were DER,
To steal the cargo as it washed ashore.
And as they sat there plotting evil schemes,
Hoping the midnight hour would bring them luck,
True a star the lights reproachful beams
Flashed er the waters. Fooled and panic-struck,
They rose together with a sudden start,
And grufiiy bade the keeper to depart.
Soon DER the waves the little boat he steers,
Its white sail cleaning in that grateful hight;
And now the strong mans eyes are full of tears,
To afar that face wan and white,
Peering through darkness from the slippery rocks,
The night-dews falling on her flaxen locks
Glad was the daughter when her father came;
Proud was the father as he kissed his child
But when she asked, with blush of bashful shame,
If her young feet the Bible had defed,
NO. no." he said; - there never il abuse,
When sacred things are put 10 noble use."
And so he soothed her till her thoughts grew calm
And brought the Bible when she was in bed
And read the glowing inguage of psalm,
Until her heart grew warm and comforted;
And, listening to the roaring of the deep,
The little lighthouse-keeper fell asleep.
-OLtueT OPTICS MdgdSthe.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-10-26
Tell Your Mother.

Fanny Fern says: CT wonder how
many girls tell their mother everything.
Not those young ladies, who, going to
and from school, smile, bow, and ex-
change notes and pictures with young
men who make fun of them and their
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-10-26

very letSb.
THE center of population of the United
States is said to have travelled westward,
keeping curiously ne ar the thirty ninth
paralltl of latitude, never getting more
than twenty miles north or two miles
south of it, In eighty years it has tray
eled only 400 miles, and is still found
nearly fifty miles eastward of Cincinnati.
LONDON consumes daily about 300 tons
of fish, over 1000 sheep, nearly zoo
oxen, about 100 calves, 1000 pigs-in-
Guiding bacon and hams, not less than
5000 fowls, a million or so of oysters.
eggs innumerable, with -four enough
for 100000 loaves of bread, and
vegetables, fruits, butter and cheese in
proportion.
A POLICEMAN was trying to arrest q
man at Hanley, England, who had been
charged with felony. The man darted
into the old church, which was open foi
service, and made his way up to the top
of the tower, with the policeman at his
heels. He jumped over the parapet,
and, sliding down the lightning con.
ductor at the risk of his life, escaped.
A NUMBER of tramps were ordered out
of chestnut tree by Louis Schaler, q
farmer of Salisbury, Pa. They drove
him to his house with pistol. You've
got to die" they shouted, and began fir
ing. Schaler fired out of window and
killed the ringleader of the gang. They
picked up their fallen comrade and re-
treated to the woods. Nothing has been
seen or heard of them since.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-10-26

The amount received for these lands
was $45, 160.91 in scrip and $24, $3.50. 63 in
cash, leaving $18, 1877. 81 still due in cash;
total amount, $S7, 96S.O5. The value of
lands disposed of in 1876 was $119,-
1927. IA; in 1875 it was SIP, 300. "a; in
1874, 1857, 1881. There has been a
steady decrease in the sal of State lands,
owing partly to the hard times and part
ly to the most desirable lands being pre-
viously selected by buyers. During the
late fiscal year 5,S85.40 acres of swamp
land were patented under the Homestead
act, and licenses were issued to the set
tiers on &c, 445. 10 acres more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12

In the columns Of the Eaispri.e this
morning We ind an item copied from the
Virginia chro"ieis Of last evening. rsla-
tive 10 John Harris. the miner who was 20
severely injured in tho new Yellow Jacket
shaft some months ago. In which some
misstatements regarding donations. ETC..
Are made which Mr.. Harris requests rs 10
correct. Ne has been an able and worthy
member Of the Gold Hill mining fratsr.
nifty. and beat known among the boys -
!" Doc" Harris. II will DO remembered
that he was working In the new Yellow
Jacket shaft. and an AZ fellow distance OF
100 feet. crashing through his skull.
Twelve largo pieces Of bone wero removed
and . hole that . man can lay his hand In
remains. Strange - II may sssm. Harris
survived this tsrrible shock and II nov
sufficiently recovered 70 travel. He 10
going 70 Lsndon for dnal medical treat
ment and will leave on this evenings
train. He says be will be - good - ever
After he gets Q silver plate put In 70
replace the bone Lost BY the accident
and hopes after q few month"; stay among
his relatives and friends In England 10 be
able 10 return TO the Comstock. The
miners Of the Yellow Jacket. Belcher and
Justice each contributed liberal donations.
also Captain Taylor. Superintendent Of
tho Yellow Jacket. toward dsfraying tho
expense Of his long journey and proposed
surgical treatment. The Yellow jacket
Mining Company allowed Harris full
wages during his illness. up 70 the nnt Of
the present month. and be paid all bills
for surgical and medical services out Of
his own pocket. Mr.. Harris desires 70 re-
turn his grateful thanks TO all who have
30 kindly assisted him In timc Of trouble.
and paris with feelings Of this deepest re-
grst with his numerous friends Of the
Comatpck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12
secretary EIsh,s Expenses.

II IL thought Mr.. Evarts will find Il
q very difficult task to maintain the So
cial side OF the State Department with
more dignity than Hamilton Fish has
done. II seems necessary that the Sec.
rotary Of State should be both rich and
o man OF culture. The custom has
grown up. and Il certainly IL a dignifed
and credi,Able one. that the Secretary OF
State msst give frequent and elaborate
entertainments TO the Diplomatic Corps.
and to any visiting strangers Of distinc-
ton from foreign countries. The Sec
Rotary OF State Ia not only expected to
manage all international problems. but
to be an well the exponent Of national
courtlinsss and hospitality. lie il sup
posed 10 Be q gehial, digniiled. iulerna.
tional good fellow, who pays all hia
bills. But Il takes money TO do II.
Mr.. Fsh, In his private monetary mat.
tsrs, is said to Be very close. but he has
been lavishly generous In the manage
msnt Of the courtesies Of the Govern
ment. He has spent every year his en-
tire salary In house.rent. lie has main
tainsd n good establishment. and has
dispensed the inequalities Of the nation
In a style Of which all OF us inay be
proud. And no has not taxed the peo-
pie for II. but has paid for II out Of his
own bank account. From the best
sources, ! know that II has at NIL times
cost Mr.. Fish $50 900 4 year to live In
this city and maintain the dignity Of the
State Department. His salary was
$8,000.- Washington Correspondence Troy
Times,
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The Lass Chance fur Peace.
SAN FRANCISCO.
A Sensational Rumor About the
Banks OF CALIFORNIA; mud Nevada
Exploded.


ham Francesca, April i2-i p. NJ
Some attempt has been made by n Of
tho city papers to uncover q sensation on
account Of the absence Of any represents
tive OF the Nevada Bank and Bank Of CAL
ifornia ut tho meeting Of F~riedlander's
creditors yesterday. and the low prices at
which the stock Of tho Bank Of California
has been sold for . few days past has been
attributed 10 . want Of confidence among
stockholders, owing 10 supposed Losses
by the bank through Frienlander's fail.
urs. Inquiry from compstent sources OF
information Ndiscloses tho fact that Jim
Keens, who Is using his capital at . lively
rate In New York found himself In need
Of more mud, and accordingly ordered the
sale Of 1000 shares Of the stock Of the
Bank Of California. There was At once o
rush anon brokers 10 secure commits
sions, giving the impression on the street
that every one had stock for salo.
A thousand shares moro were taken
In the lump by Horace Hill Michael
Reese, Calvin Page and others being
disappointed applicants. This trans.
action In connection with tho present
low condition Of the general stock market.
Ii accountable for the drop In the stock OF
tho bank. A 10 the absence Of represent.
atiyes Of the hanks from the meeting Of
creditors, the officers Of both Institutions
state that they had no buslness there ;
there respective banks hold ample real
estate security for the amount Of friedlan
doris obligations, and have no interest In
sl.N $40. T.. Ar.ral aEa1-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12

GAMBLING In PANS Guns Paris has
again been scsndalizsd by q gentleman
at q club losing $l0o, 900 at the card
table In q single night. The police sum.
marily closed the establishment next
day. from which u 10 evident that the
club In question was not the Csrcle do
Ia Rue Royals, nor the Jockey Club.
nor the Imperial-al Of which, with
others OF equal standing. continue TO
flourish Of the present moment. Enor'
iaous sums continue to be lost all the
year round ct respectable clubs like
those mentioned, and the Csrcls dc 10
Mediterranse OF Nice. which seems TO
have been established for the convsn.
fence Of gentlemen who are too lazy 10
20 every day to Monaco. Il 10 not 30
very long ago that the son OF Q Rou.
manian banker lost $500, 600 within .
month at this charming place OF reorsa.
ton.
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stan CLOTHING house.

We have Fought By Gil fair and hooofsbis
mans 70 gain the confidence Of the commonly
In which VIC live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that "Honesty 10 the Besi Policy"
By judicious bu, ing. stret economy. fair deal.
Ing and strict attention 10 businssL, NO have
gained aud intend W rstAin the confidence and
Rood will Of the people Of storey county. in
ordsr 10 accommodate our large and growing
patronage Ne have OF. ned Q branch clothing.
houss IN God Hall. record &C nothing OF the
Kind IN ooii uili or Virginia CITY: THIS store
vs intend 10 run In connection with the sns IN
Virginia CITY. 10 - 70 accommodate both ends
OF the C,msloek. Both stores will b. 'uppli-d
q Ill tim . wtth the yery latest styles. and .
stock Of goods which. 10 quality. quaatity.
suy clothing. house IN The state Oar stocks u
nns dress ard business suits 10 uncxceilei In
the Btats. Our boys' and youths stock II LIN.
mense. In the line Of hats. caps, boots and
shoss, and esnts' furnishing goods, We dsiy
competition. Friends and pstrvni OF Virginia
City and God Hill. remsGber that We hsve A.
Vays d,sit fsiriy and squsrsly with you !; that
~ nsysr have tried 10 msks you btllsve that
~ ssll eoods below cost, willis actually teaf.
ins q proet. Oar motto hss always been
% Yair Dealing" We intond In the futurs. -
In The psst, 70 mAhe % ~ Jour advsn'ass %
.pstroaiss us. By nnt, buying our soods II re
kast. which vs can do Of rates that VII enanle
us o. sell again, % figures that VIII aivays give
you ths full worth Of your monsy secondly.
By fair, honest and accommodating dealing
with al Who mar favor NJ with . call. ke.
member the plscs, Plat 4 Rich. Halfs bald.
Ing, opposite the News once, MAIN htrcet
Gold hli. and 70 South O street, Virginia
CITY, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12
Plus TX PREPARING FOR DEATH.
Contingencies Usder which she
Nsxt Pope HAY Dwell 10 New
York.
lyrom N. New Yori rtnss.,

Aht1A 49, -
Roxr, March Tone Of the proofs
that the Pope IL setting his house In
order for the final event Il found In the
fact that his agents have been for some
time busy making m inventory Of the
articles Of every name and nature con-
tanned In tho palace Of the Vatican. In
the law Of guarantees 10 the Pspacy II
found an article (ths hfth), which de-
clares TINT all the museums Of objects
OF antiquity and art contained In tho
various edihcss OF the Vatican. together
with the library. are the property Of the
Italian nation. There are signs which
indicate that after the death Of the pres
eut pontiff Il Il the intention OF the
government TO sntsr the Pops's house
and take possession OF such kinds OF
property, the administration Of which
alter this Is to belong 70 the civil rather
than TO the ecclesiastical power. Much
depends upon the position which will
DO assumed BY the succeeding incum-
bent Of the papal office. II seems that
a door has been opened BY the recent
decision OF the Cardinals In council.
by which any member Of the circle OF
the corporate. no matter OF what nation
ality, may enter and take possession Of
the supreme seat Of the Cura. Il 10 an
immense concession and . step In ad-
Vance. For the very long period Of 355
years, or since the year 1922, no other
than an Italian has sat on the Papal
throne.
We know we'll enough that The cleo.
ton Of Popcs has often been influenced
by political motives. with the divine
guidance almost wholly ignored. As
matters are tending. we cannot answer
for what may happen after this. II Ii
possible that the Ponthcal See may DO
In the next Ave years transferred 70 New
York. Baltimore. Chicago. 81. Louis.
Westminster. the Island OF Malta, or
Jerusalem. which last SCENT to DO its
proper place. II must not b forgotten
that the Pope. In bis present character
Of iniallibls. has the right not be dis.
puted Of transferring the chair OF Peter
to such place as In his conscience he DO.
lieves 10 DO best suited 10 promote the
welfare Of the church. The conclave,
when the time for II arrives, will be held
In Rome, for that decision was some
time ago arrived NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12

Tux TrLEpnoSr Fon MINE sIoSAL-
ISo.-The Enginseringaad Mining journal,
In an article on tho telephone, or sound
transmitting telegraph. directs the attsn.
ton OF mine-ownsrs TO this wonderful
instrument ~ o means Of signaling 10
the mines. A Telegraph wire can b
laid through the mine. and with tsls.
phones ct q few important stations, con-
~versation can be carried on between
those in different parts Of the mine and
those ON the surface. should an scci'
dent occur. tho prompt notification Of II
aud It's nature might save many lives
and much property; and the possibility
Of converting freely between distant
points without tho necessity Of skillsd
operators will upguestionably prove an
~incalculabls advantage In mining. - IL
will be iu othor departments Of indus
try.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12
nnnNCuITIa.

1 From John FLAX. Rsq.. Of IennIastsu, 4. H.
"Three years since I was very much rsduesd
with . drcadful cough. which rcsulted In Bron'
chitis. Affecting me 90 severely - 10 render u
dlficult 10 speak In On audible vo'cs. To this
was aided severe night swrats, and { was fear
ful OF going Into O decline. Aft<r recoafss 10
various remedies 10 no purpose. ] msAe use OF
DR.. wistar's halsam OF Wild Cherry. Q fec bot
ties Of which fully restored me 10 health.
since that time I have bad several severe a.
,acks VI cough, but the Bsisan has always 70.
should NOT know how 10 do Without q"
Sold b, all druRxtsts.
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NEW sroRR,

A. sUMMIRfIELD, late booiteepsr for
Rsinstsin 4 Wolf. desires 10 inform his friends
and the public generally that no has Just
op.ned, In Osliaiin's old hardware siorr. oppo-
snusi..s ,toeI or osu,s fnrni,bins roods eoo.
siptiny iu part Of While Shirt. ranging IN pricu
from 81 In q 90; O,iico shiris. 81 20 %,
Chevist shirts, pur, linen, 90 "a a.. All sorts
Of shirts m,de 10 orirr and warranted 10 nc.
A splendid asor,mrnt OF 0ents' Underwear.
which be will sell c-esper than any b ute In
the s;ats. In conjunction with furnishlng
goods. he slso keeps = splendid stock Of nnc
nin.ent stock of genuine Havana and domestic
eiesrs. TIKI BEST BIT Ct9AkS IN THE
nTATK. Come and ty them. Don't mistake
the piaee.cpposits Jonss' drug stor. Main
assis 4. sUMxRRPIELp / co.
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Arix.,. .hi. ns,.,.s.



FmE.-About , o'clock yesterday morn
ing the house lately occupied by Colonel
Robinson. Superintendent Of tho South
End mine. in Silver City, Was entirely de-
stroyed BY fire. The house was elegantly
furnished. hut unoccupied. Scarcely any
of tho furniture Was saved.
DrsrnIcr Cousr.-The following BUSH
ness was transacted in the District Court
TODAY: Williams a Bixlsr w.. The Com
mercial Insurance C~o.-Continued I'LL To-
morrow, shame Mining Co. W. III. Il.
Woodruff ct al.-Cause dismissed ON mo-
ton Of plaintiff.
A rnrx BILL. Wa found by the Grand
Jury today against y. Hanak. charged
with emboxziement a. bailee. He Va. ar.
raigned before Judge Rising In the pistrie'
Court and given until tomorrow 70 p'eaa'
The iast coat Of paint anil first Of var
ni.h are being put ON the doors OF the
Catholic Church. in Virginia City. Tho
chancsl and galleries arc all ready 10 re-
ceive tho seats.
rur number Of Christians In Gold Hill
4. wonderful TO behold. II you wish to
m,le . correct estimate you should attend
ths festival at Miners Union Hall THIS
evening.
pxorrsson STEWART and Gov. bradley
will start on thar prospecting tour
through the eastern portion OF Tho STATE
about tho first OF May.
A MATCH game Of baseball will De
.,.ved near the Caledonia mine next Sat
nrd.y between the Young Aetives and the
nisins Star Club.
Tnk regular Masonic social will be held
to-morrow evening. vArney's quadriiie
had viii certainly be In attendance
IT requires 200 head Of horses and mules
10 haul orc from the Justice mins to the
Eureka mill on the Carson river.
TIE Grand Jury was reformed ysster-
.lsv. W, II. smith Vas drawn and a. j.
Tyrreli Was reappoisied foreman.
usLLIE RArsos will play tho part OF
EiIv O'connor. In tho colleen BaSn'
Al Mss Montague's benefit.
p.oyxSson W. FHASK STEWART has In
vertsd some new-fangled fire escape. Nc
has applied for = patent.
roRrY-sEyES bars Of bullion. valued 81
sis4, $40 50. we're shipped from the Com
stock last evening.
n. KELLY, the wife beaten. will Be tried
before Judge Moses at I o'clock to-day.
TEE sssets Of Ezekisls 4 Altschul are
81 500; THAR liabilities $1,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12

PIANOS AND :ORuANs,

We desire TO ANNOUNCE 70 the citizens OF
9 orey county that oar travelling agent. Mr..
A. RRDEwfLt. will rvmaiu In -FOUR county .
few wects. Thos~ wishing 10 zee him In regard
60 purchasing IN instrument can see him 81
virginia City by dropping him . note through
tho Purtofics. Mr.. n. 10 authorized By Us TO
sell ON tho EASY lnstallmrnt plan, or with very
moderate prices for cash. and 10 empowered 10
rcil at % low figures - prscticablei hencs
those ordeiii q through him can repend on
obtaining ~ good bargains - II orderrAo vi W
directly.
A. l.. BANCROFT b co.,
Agents for Knsbe, Dscksr. Hardman, po,land
Pianos, Prince Organs. etc. aps ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12

Ban FsAxcisco. April i2.-3 p. u.
Overman-3ak sold.
Gould 4 Curry-sa bid.
Alpha-uh asked.
EIchequsr-3.95 askesl.
Sierra Nevsda-+a bid.
Alpha-l1s asked.
Msxican-l0S bid.
Imperial Tho bid.
Mexican-i0k asked.
California-40h asked
Impsrial-f.i5 Asked.
Msxican-l0S sold.
Caledonia-3.30 bid.
Ovsrman-2 bid.
Besta Belsher-23 sold.
California-t0k sold.
Caledonia-3a asked.
Overman-22 sold.
Best 4 Belchsr-22 bid.
Imperial-1.0j bid.
Crown Point-Ga bid.
O~verman-22 askcd.
Best & Belcher-2l asked.
Caledonia-3.2O bill.
Crown Point-G's asked.
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Nev Ysrk beard.

NEW YoHx. April i2.-rhs 'ransae-
tons at the Board this morning were;
400 Alpha 49,. 200 Beleher 6S. 800 Best
a Belcher AN. 800 Bullion 81. 2oo Gale
dsnia 81. 100 California AN. 800 Choll,r
I3S, uOO Imperial IL. 200 Con. virginia
10, 200 Eureka Con. lsS. 100 Gould 4
Cary iO,.. 100 Hale 4 Norcross 3S' 1900
Husiill "a. 100 Northern Belle. 2oS
100 Oy.rman 2jS, 100 Savage oa' .ioo
Seaton 3h, 200 Southern Star sIse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-12
DECAY OF rms TEETH

Arisss from various csuses. but prseipaiiy 70
may BE- attibuted 70 early neglect or the ipdis-
edmlnsts use Of tooth povd,s and pastes.
which give . momrntary vhliencss 10 the
timely use OF that delicate aromatic vth-v ssh,
fragrant bOZODONr, Will speedily arfest the
progress OF decay. harden ths gums. and I'm.
part . delightful fragrance 70 the breath. II
removes those ravssss which people Sustain 10
ti.lr teeth from the uso Of sweet AID I'D
articles. u
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Miscellaneous.

MexrnEAL. April i2--The French Cana
dian Division OF tho Roman Catholic Phi.
grimsge to Rome left OH the afternoon
train. At New York they will DO Joined
by other Canadians from Quebec, Mani
toba and tho United States.
HAVANA, April l2.-The Insurgents have
burned three cane fields near Sagua.
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NO RxcU.K von nsiNa SICK.

No person can use DoscnEr's GERMAN srRur
without getting immediate relief and core. We
have the INT esss Of Cough. Cold OF cofsunp
tlon. or or any disesre OF the Throat and Lungs.
yet 10 hear RON that has not been cured. We
have distributed every yesr. for thse year,,
over $50 100 sample bottles By drusg'pts In eli
parts Of the United States. No other manu-
fac.u rer OF medicines ever gsvs his prepare
tlons such q test as this. Go TO your druggist
and get Q butile for rs cents and Try 10. Tso
dorss will relieve you. Sample bctti's. 10
crnis each. mhyl