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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-11-22
WtT AND HuM0R.

4 friend in knead-the baker who
trusts.
Hayes must be good linguist. He
understands Welsh.
Eve was the first women who ever
gathered leaves in the fall.
Nature unadorned is adorned the
most-Lydia Thompson.
Perhaps it was the iron-clad oath
that Mr.. Sitting Bull objected to.
Richard Grant White is studyingup
the purest English in which to offer
explanations.
If the offspring of goose is always
gosling, why isn't the offspring Of
squaw always squawling!
Cicero wrote, t"Nothing maintains
it's bloom forever" but he had never
studied modern actress complexion.
The English practice Of kicking men
to death issaid to be declining. They
want the hint without the kick.
Barnum gives the skins and skele-
tons Of rare animals that die in his
collection to the Smithsonian Institu-
ton.
You look plump and heaty, my
son. said the visitor. "What do you
feed on!' .'.Plump-pudding. SIR was
the young joker's reply.
An American tourist Tsays that a
San Domingo revolution consists Of a
flew yells, three or four boots, some
one accidentally wounded. and come
home. darling-all is forgiven"
Satan is cutting wide 5Wath in the
Shaker community at Pleasant Hill,
KY. First Il young couple eloped,
next an elderly pair went The same
way, and within a month nine more
marriages have occurred worcester
Press.
Il say, Ferguson, remarked Mr..
Blifkins the other morning, you
ought to start a bank! .'Start
bank!" yelled Ferguson, what for!
.Oh. because your wife would make
frst-class tellerr' Exit Ferguson in
deep meditation.
We think that IL Eve nau been
properly warned and reasoned with
she wouldn't have done it.-Rochester
Democrat She never would have
done it could she have seen the remote
consequence of her conduct as evolved
in the modern newspaper paragraph.
l-Ogdsnsbnrg Journal.
In sheffield England, if man only
just gets drunk and holds his wife be-
fore the fire and roasts her the up
right magistrates bind him over ito
keep the peace for six month";" We
suppose if man showed his wife into
the fire and burned her alive the indig-
nant public sentiment Of Sheffield
would demand that he be fined tup-
pence ha'penny farthing .-Hapkeye.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-11-22

which was intensified by a long and un-
successful search for the missing ones, OF
whom no trace has been found from the
time they left the mill until the time they
reappeared at home. Jem was questioned
and crossquestioned, and told his story
again and again first above stairs. then
below, to the group who gathered about
him there.
sand now little Oak must come and
sit on grandpa's knee, and rest after her
long ride" said old Col. Ashly, as the
family gathered in the brightlylighte
drawing-room.
The child sprang to her fayorite seat,
and learned her head against the Old
mans shoulder As she did so her eyes
fell once more upon the picture upon the
wall; and drawing down the silver head
until it almost touched her golden one,
she whispered:
Grandpa, I guess ! know little what
it means now about HIS being refuge
from the storm, because in the car pray
ed to Him to bring US home, and He did,
didn't He!''
CAV. He did, answered the old gen
tleman, drawing his arms still closer
about his recovered darling. Then, as
he recalled the chilling dread and pain,
the long anguish, of the preceding night,
when there was for them no thought OF
strength and comfort save the sure knowl-
edge that the everlasting arms were around
their loved one still. he added-so earn
estly that through all the years OF her
after-llfe Oak never forgot 1t:
"Ah, my darling, my daring this holy
faith Of our iss indeed the shelterlng
shadow OF great rock ina world that
without it would be a weary, weary
land."
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-11-22
POET


No black plumed hearse goes slowly sweeping
by,
No suits of woe nor masks of misery,
No long procession winding to the tomb
Its serpent length of stimulated gloom;
Only one carriage and two mourners therc'
Who, on the other seat, burden bear
A little pine wood coffin, rudely stained
To initiate fabric finer grained.
who would suppose that that small box con-
tanned
The hopes, the fears, the Joys, the exultan'
pride
Which in the dark were cruched, .
The night that Baby died:
Poor Baby What CLEAN of glory lit
Yon wretched hove, when he brlghleneu \
With his sweet presence OF Wllltel LnoiH.
saw not that he to poverty was Dorn,
For from the first his blue, contented eyes
Reflected visions of screner skies.
lie .aw. beyond the world that round US
lies,
That far-off shore, whose outlines seem so
dim;
He found companions in the seraphim,
and an the wealth of Heaven belonged to
Its pearlv portals angles opened wide,
The night that Baby died.
He was not poor, but very poor were they
TO whom he camc-brief sunshine of their
day
The only sunshine that was ever lent
To light the gloom Of their dark tenement.
And when he fell into the final sleep
Their hearts were torn by agony so deep
That, bending over him, they could not weep,
But gazed upon him in their dumb despair,
Upon the little face supremacy fair
The aureole glory of his yellow hair,
Then Rugged the grief to which tears were de-
MED,
The night that Baby died
Dear Lord. who art the poor mans friend and
shield,
Be with that carriage in the Potter's Field;
Command the white wings OF the Holy
Ghost
TO cover them who need Thy healing most.
And when upon the little coffin lid
The dull earth falls--the poor pine box Is
hid
Though no priest pray, and never prayer is
said,
3e thou with them to sanctify their dead.
And though their lives through tortuous path
be led
Teach then to know, whatever is denied,
They gained the love Of Him, the crucliied,
The night that Baby died.
-NntoIu8 Nj1eS IL Ne,o York Clipper.
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'.ed 10 receive subscriptions and advcrtiseme n,t
LOT tie KENNKBEc JOURNAL:
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sheet.
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st.
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street.
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GEO. z. RowxLL q 20. ~
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BATES 4 LOCKE, "a Park Row
w. w. SHARPE & Co.
>. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., 81
Park Row.
PHILADELPHIA y. w. AVER & Co., Chest
nut st.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL 4 Co
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ST LOUIS, MO, RowELL & CHRsAAN, cor
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Merchants Gargling Oil as q Family Liniment.

We are now, and have been for some years, PIE
a common liuiment for human flesh, extracting
rendered it Objectionable. This Oil Possesses n.
with the dark tinge for horses and cattle, and W
purposes where linment is required that has e y.
From J. X. Fisher, Uniontown, Pa, Jan. 81.
better here than formerly since its virtues have
family use, without stain, are much sought for"
II The Gargline Oil called - Family OIL" d
hesh wers as well for beasts rice versa, the d.
il will stain and dscolor the skin, but not perm
white for human flesh.
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Valuable Reai Estate For Sale !

Lot of Land on the corner of State and Green
Streets in Anguish, containing one and ose-iourth
acres, two hundred and thirty feet STATE. aud
one hundreti aud forty oreen 1t. 4. rms Ca. b .
Juyo-tti q, c. NO>E, l57 Water st.
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FOR SALE.

Ellis Brook Mill Site on the vassalboro road,
about y miles from the Augusta Bridge, contain
ing, with stream, about six acres, two
DIV elling houses sc.
Address
KENNEBEC LAND & LUMBER Co.,
novl2-ttf AUGUSTA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE Ne. sss26.
U. p. survey Ne. las.

TT 3. LAND OfFIcR, CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, January ~. ISL. Notice 10
hereby given that the N0krH- CHAPMAN
MINING COMPANY. Q corporation ex.siing
usdef and By virtue Of the Stale OF California.
the owner VI the location and claim locai.a .s
the north Company, ON the Chapman Ledge"
By John A. McQusid. lie duly authorized Agent
tor that par,o~s. whose pcstofnce addrvss is al
Virginia City. Nevada. he. made Application for
100 linear feet of the Chapman Ledge. run
nina northeriy and southerly along said lcdse
OF lode. and embracing the sAme, With all
ground as St-ioO feet IN width, ~ defined by
end sar,ey iines. diagonal. 3ls iect In length,
sl'uatsd In the Gold Hin Minina Disiriet Stor,
eounty, Nevada. and dc-cribei more partieu.
l.riy upon ofieiai pa. and field notes Of s.ryey
thFreof on ole In IN ofncs and posted on the
aid claim a. follows, 10 wit /: BEGINNING a. =
post marked No. I. U. =. survey No. its. ON |.
westerly slope. at foot OF dump. aid about -
feet westerly IRON IN, North and south CHIP
man JOINT shaft. and whence bear the quarter
psetion former IN the south line OF S'etion ~.
Township II north. Range II east. Mount Ola.
distant ioI feet and running thence frVm said
Post NO. I. nrrt course. north 1ih degrees west
1000 feet 10 Post No. 2; theucc. SECOND course
north o. degrees 10 minutes cast SIS ieet 7.
Post No. :. ON steep slope of railroad embank
ment. whence bear witness Post No. q so.th
1ik degrccs east. distant ~ feet thence. third
course. south 3ik degrees east. nj " fset Wit
ness post No. .. whence bears the northwest
corner % the lew Yellow jacket shaf.hous4
south i0k degrees fast. distant about 40 fect,
the east entrance Of tho virginia and Truekse
Railroad tunnel north ~ degrees west. distant
about TO feet. l.oo0 feet 10 IV-t No. 4 /; thence.
fourth eourre, south 81 degrees 10 inmates west
rs feet 10 Post No. I. The place Of beginning
containing ! st-ioJ sercs.
ID arirgs espvrsed from the true meridian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTCH No. $40.

TINTED STATES LAND offIcE. CARSON
u City. Sesaca. February q. 1871 Notice ls
hcieby given that the NiAoAI.A COLD AsD
slLvhR MfNIN0 COMPANY. . corporation
exisiins under the laws Of the rtate Of cAnfor-
mia. having lis postoflee At san Francisco, Cal.
ifornis. has. By e. Caldwell. the Ag,nt and
Superintendent thereof. this day nied In this
once an application Tor q United htAtes patent
f.r ave hundred and seventy-nve tSf5) Inca
fe~t Of the Ma ara Lode. vita surface ground
two hundred lsoo) feet In width, embracing .
st-ioo sercs, of1eiaily surveyed. plated ard do
ship 10 north. Range u east. y. u. ID. and N (.
and being situate IN The Gold Hin Mining Dis
uict, county Of STOREY aud state Of Nevada.
and described In The plat and deid Eo;es on ME
In this once ~ follows. viz:
Beginning at . fost marked No. l.U s. sur
veg No. 10. on the sa.s lids Of 4oid Canyon,
n. ar the south end OF the Silver Hill Company
dump and ON the east boundary ot the Leho.'
U. y survey No. ". frou which sad post the
ouartsr section corner ON the forth line oi bee
rioa eight 49,. township 10 north, Rangc Il
east. \. ID. n, bearv north "a degrees 81 nin-
utss wet. distant LAS ieet. aud he nagstan on
Niagara Company hoisting WORKS bar. sonth
81 degrees ~ minutes east; thence. running
nom said Poss No. I. north forty-six and one.
fourth ltch ID deSrees east two hundred ~ feee
" Pvst No. q; thence south forty-thrts and
three. ourths ls3k) degrees east Ave hundred
and s,eaty-dvs 1851 feet. to Post no. "
thence south iorty-six and one fourth tt6s D de-
rrses wet W hundred Cpol feet 10 the auth
east corner Of tho e kcho," US. survey No. "
thence along east boundary OF said Us Survey
No. ~ north iurty thrcs AID three fourths ttSA)
degrees west i've hundred and sventy-hve CoIsl
ftet TO said Post No. I. the place of bsginnipg,
Il the nsrthvestsriy corner OF the claim; tbs
n,inlns ground hereby sought to b patented
being bounded on the wert By tho Echo elaiin.
n a Survsy No. 50. belonging to the Silver
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
NOTICE TO lItNHolpERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFF HAS
\ this day commenced an aetion In the Dis.
,riet Court u the rirst Judicial Dl-tr CT Of the
Stat of Nevada In aud Tor the q unity IL Sto-
reg. against the Oregon Consolidated 0old and
silver Mining Company. . corporation, defend
ant. to enfsrce q lien upon that certain mining
ground and quartz isde situated In the Gold
iliil Mining District. County u s'orey. state "
Nevada. recorded upon the records % aid lis.
irict o. TIE New Oregon Mining Claim. CON-
M neins at the vericsl shaft Of the Oregon
Company. running thence norh.r,y $50 rect To
. stake ct The lnlsps bdent Company's .ouih
lin~, and $50 feet soatherly from said vertical
shsft. containing ] s0i linear ieei: o,ether with
all siT-. angles, spurs and variations. aud IN.
herdiiameut. and appurte nAhees ih.reunio b..
iorglns. which lien !. to ,ecnrc IN. sum of
tSO ~ In gold coin o. the United States, sad
10 claimed uader AID by virtue IL an Act % the
kgislature Of the STATE u Nevada, entitled.
IAN Act to reeurc lena to mechanics aud
AID to repeal all Other Acts In rclsilon
theret,." approved March .. 1873.
Now. therefore. all rsrson- holding or claim.
Ing liens upon said premises under the pfovi.
81 rald Act are hereby noticed To he and
app~sr before said District Court ON wEDNEs-
DAY. March "a. A. ID. is7I. at 10 o'slo,k A.. NJ.
the same being q day cf the regular March
Term. A, d. ISL. Of ,sld Court. and 10 exhibit
a. II. CAiinCK. Plaintiff.
II. II. TArLoR. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated February Is, ISL. fen law 3w tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

NIAGARA GOLD AND S1vLER
IN MINING COMPANY.-Locailon Of prin
clpsl place d buslncss, san Francisco. CALI
Ern'a.
Location of works. Gold Ilill Mlpln; District.
storey County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that II . meeiins OF
the board Of Director, held ON the Iih day
of February. 1877. an assessment (No. ~ "
finy Cents per share YVES levied upon the cap
ltsI sl1rk the corporation. payable immeii-
aieiy. In United States gold CON. To the Sccre-
tary, at tho ONCE Of the Company. Room 90
Nssaia Heck. Ran frzac-co. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
rcmain unpaid % the 18th day OF March,
1871, will he delinquent. and advertised
Tor sale al public auction. and Gnlcss payment
l. male before will be sold on MONDAY, the
III day of April. 1871, to pay the delinq ient
assessment. : gethcr with eosis Of advertising
and expenses % sale.
y order % the hoard OF Directors.
W. Il. TOwNrEND, recrstary.
ofhec-'9 Seval. Block, San Francisco. Call.
.omia. frYtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
No. osrtif. shs. Amt.

And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board OF Direetor. made on the 18th day OF
January, 1871, 20 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock - may be necessary Will to
aoid Il public suction. 81 the sslssroom Of John
Middleton 4 Son. No. SO hanieomery street.
nineteenth (isthl day Of March, lsTT. Of the hour
OF . O'Clock r. 4. Of said day. 70 pay said delin.
qucnt assessment thereon. togethef with costa
Of advertising and sIpenses 81 the sails.
LUCfRN HERMANN, Secretary,
Oniee-220 sansons street. ban frsnelseo.
California. fe11td
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oreenebaum. Helblng a co.
Trustees .SO0l. ...25. ...25 ..
drrepebaum. liolbing X Co.
trustees .olyO. 20 ....D :.
GreeLebAum, neibing 4 Co.
Trustees ..b9I5.. 100. 100 ..
ureen baum. Helbing 4 Co.
Tru.,ses ...;;.s.....:.:..S1,. 100. ..ico :.
0reeDebaum, IIelbIng q 90.
trustees. ... ,o965. 80. ". 10 Z.
vreenebsum, Iielbing 4 Co.
Tru.,sss...;;.y;...-..:..Soas ....i o ....io :.
Greenebaum, IIelbing d Co.
Trustees .615J. 10. 40 (.
0ieen.baum, Iielbing 4 ".
Trustee. 80. 60 {.
S~chmiedeil. iiochsiAdter 4
Co. Trustees. 1876, 10, 40 .,
Greenebaum. Ilslbing 4 Co.
TRUSTEES .IbI3. 3D.. %. ;,
0~reenbaum, Helbing 4 %.
trustees ~. 10 ;.
0reenebaum, Iielblng 4 Co,
rustess ...::.:., ..:..:..sSs ...as....a,. :,
dreen.Dsum, nelbing 4 Co.
trustees ................. Wi. .lO0.. 100 ;,
dreeucbanm, lIelbIpgk Co.
Trustees ............... .o03l. ...3 4 $50 :.
Gnenebaum, llelbing 4 Go,
Trustees ............. .eOto. ..25.. }.
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DELINQUEsf SALES.

JULIA C0Ns0LIDATED INNING
d o0hRANY.-Locstion Of principal place
VI business. Ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nsyads.
Notce.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdeseribed stock. on account Of sssoss.
ment no. levied ON the eth day Of January,
names Of the respective shareholdeu. a. fol-
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STOCKHOLDERS MErTINo,

OrricE CABINET MINING COMPANY,
~ No, 80 Pins street. sau francisco, Cailfor.
nia.- Notl,e 10 hereby given that In accordance
OF the stockholders Of this comi,apy IL called.
20 be held at lie Once on MONDAY, the i9th
day Of March next. at I y. H., for tho tuns-
seton Of such business ss maj legally come
,ssr,a ,-,,, ,,,, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE:

nYFror OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
" Company, Ban Francisco. California. FEB.
DIRECTOR Of The sbovs-named Company. held
thIs day. . dividend No. iol Of Two Dollars pr
shaw Was declared. payable on THURSDAY.
fsssus3 i'"- @. p GORDON, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

III. PERSONS INDEBTED TO A. D. BuI.
n LARD. Of the vesey House. viii please
call and ssttle their accc UNITS Immediately. u
taxes money 70 cary on businsss. and coin I
must and will have. Fair notice.
jasotf 4 y. BuLLARD.
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CILyEn NM MINING COnrA.

ness. San fmncigo. California.
Location Of works, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that Of q meeting OF
the hoard Of Directors. held I'm the 9th day
NJ February, 1sI1. al assessment No. Ol OF
one dollar ttl ul per sLare was levied uron
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. IN United States god coin, 10 the
secretary, al the once u the Company. Room
10, Hayward's Building. No. tl9 California
street, san Francisco. Cai,fornia.
Any stock upon which THE asrcs,meit shall
rm,in unpaid on the i3.h day Of March.
1871, will bs delinquent, and advertised Tor
sale II public auction. and unless payment In
mad. before will be 20 q 90 TUESDAY, tn
third lsil day OF April, 1871. TO yay the drlin
quent a-rs srinent. together with costs OF nd
v~titlsing and expenses OF sale.
by order VI tho Board of Directors.
W. X. DEAN. Secretary.
O~alce-RoOm 10 Hayward's Building. No. AID
CalIfD ruIa sinct- Ran Rrzncirca. California.
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DEGULAR MEETING or THE FIRST
II Division Of Stationary Engineers Of the
OF Nevada held at Miners Union Hall, u
'treet. Virginia, eveay THURSDAY EvEN-
INC. At Z O'Clock.
A. O. cRossMAN, Chief.
1T. GREExwocp. Permanent Secretary. 3 m