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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25

BELcHER's FRuIrs. j. n. Bclcher,
Wholesale dealer In oil kinds Of California
fruits. 10 on his regular annual rounds for
the season. with his wagon. supplying tho
dealers aud people Of this section with tho
choicest Of Strawberries. c%urrants. cher.
ries and all that sort Of thing, received
daily fresh from tho ranches aud foothills
Of tho Golden State. Ho will also supply
s~pricos, peaches. grapes, melons, apples
and ali other fruits In their season, and Is
ready 10 receive and promptly oil orders.
Being tho son Of the 20 old Man Belcher."
90 we'll and favorably remembered by us
all, he will be found a. good . man 10 deal
with a. WA his lamented father.
ATTENTION. PArRiARcus.-The members
Of Pioneer Encsmpment No. IL. o. o. f..
are requested to meet at Odd Fellows
Hall, Virginia City. at ~ O'Clock on
"wednesday and Thursday evenings. May
29th and S0th. for drill. Members Of the
Nevada Battalion and Sister Encampments
Of Storey county arc cordially invited TO
be present aud participate. PAtriarchs
will take with them their uniforms and
other necessary equipments. Bee Official
notice published In another column to-day.
FATHER Rooms lectured In National
Guard Hall. Virginia. last evening on tho
Past. Present and Future Of Ireland"
There was . fair audience present. n .
spirited address was given. The reverend
gentleman has made many friends during
bis stay on the Comstock.
A News reporter was TO day shown .
ono specimen Of Designing and drawing
In pencil. Tho work Is from the hand OF
]. N. Bell and 10 intended for . heading
10 the school paper entitled The Era, and
edited by hillie Doten and Jerome Con.
nelly.
The NEws acknowledges the receipt OF
complimentary tickets to Mrs. Kelly's ben.
eat At Pipor's Opera House, this evening.
the weather to-day Ia q little too warm
for comfort Thermometer standing IS In
the shade.
PHorrssoR BLACK. . California teacher.
visited the schools Of Storey county this
week.
A NEW wire cable was received u day
this week for the Julia mine.
THr Vivian mill. Carson river. was
started up yesterday.
The Justice Mining Company paid of
yesterday.
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ruosE WlsuoE TAiLIxas.-A.J ]. Tyrrell
81 the Union Iron Works, Virginia, 10 in
terestei with Baldwin 4 Partridge In
erecting the failing, mill between washoe
aud steamooat sptlnss. ihey n.v, pa,-
which are doab,less richer h a the
slums from the mill. Of late years.
B,,>o Rrp,,nyp.-A strong force 81
men and cart. ara engaged in repairing
a.. Kn,e,.,hoeler AMI ye.ev uou.sbr,neh
Of the American Fla. toll road. abOu, which
there have Of late been many complaints.
The part OF ~ IoAa runn,nS 'niousn
is in eIcellen, condition.
~. w,..o, s,,,,s.-Mr Bover,.
- IN a. a. s,,v.r c;,x
aurinx the ur.t MART Of next week. See
her advertisement. and II you desire my
valuable Information. consult with the
na.,,a ,Ss sil,sr IIou.s
rv,vv xm \. mn ..,x,o. =, q, John..
AM, service will be held ., tho regular
hour.
CAPTAIN Joux II. Purru,s. formerly Of
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A. the Race Track.

There will be some novelties At the race
track. north Of virginia City. tomorrow.
Tho frat event will DO . race between
o'Brien. alias CanAvan. and the horse
Greyhound. O'Brien 10 to run 200 yards
with q standing start. aud the horse Ia 10
run 440 yards with . flying start. Fred.
Rivers will run 100 yards aud return.
against the horse Comet = man and horse 10
turn Q stake. Tho third event viii DO . foot
race Of $50 yards between O'Brien and
Chapman for 500 . side. Chapman TO
have 40 feet tho start. There will DO other
little matters that will be Of interest 10
our sporting friends.
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Htress Dsttl.

The members Of the National Guard.
Captain Robertson. were out for . street
drill in Virginia City yesterday evening.
The boys presented . hne appearance. and
by tho manner In which they performed
their evolutions gave evidence that they
have not been idle during the Winter
months. After the drill, the members Of
company were invited into the armory for
tho purpose OF joining Sergeant ]. G.
Schneider In . congratulatory glass upon
the occasion OF his marriage. which was
celebrated . few days ago. The National
Guard holds . foremost rank among
our local military companies.
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nevada. % BE d. L.eh.

Mrs. Bowers. the ~well.knoun seeress OF
washoe Valley. who Is stopping at tho lats
residence Of DIR. lie duin. io7 South Q
street. Virginia. 10 meeting with excellent
success in assisting persons In tho recov-
cry Of lost or stolen property. Every
hour during the day 10 taken mp BY per-
.ons desiring seancts. Que Of the latest
predictions hAxarded by Mrs. Bowers Is 10
the effect that the principal prize In the
next Havana lottery will be drawn BY
Neysdan. A the lady herself. for several
years past. has been taking stock In the
above enterprise without realizing any
ID seems . little singular that
her faith 10 20 strung - TO the results o.
her predictions which. however, U %
hoped may prove true.
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In. Qs.ss's birthday.

Yesterday. somehow or other everybody
got to celebrating tho birthday OF Eng
lands Queen. Perhaps all were willing
TO have an excuse for temporarily ignor-
ing the hard times and DO festive for .
while. Anyhow II seemed to us that there
we're more Americans drinking health 10
the good old Queen than there were Eng
lishmen. Even the Irish did not object
10 doing that, although they hate tbs Gov
eminent. Truo Americans do not forget
that Old England 10 the mother ooun.
try" and cannot help feeling that the
Queen 10 . noble old relative Of theirs.
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Americeu Cotton for India.
AN AsrONIsHINa FACT.

kisrss proportion Of the American people srs
to day dying from the effects Of Dyspepsia or
d,sorderei liver. The result OF thess dissasss
upon the masses Of intelligent and valuabls
people Ia moot alarming. making life actually .
burden instead Of . pleasant existence OF en-
joyment and usefulness - 10 ought to b..
There 10 no good reason for this.if you VIII
pruqei,ts and your friends, AID Try ore bottls
Of Utsen's August Flower. Your speedy relief
1. certain. Millions u bottles VI this nedieins
have be n given away 10 try Its virtues, VIII
aatisfactory results In eyery eass. You can buy
. asmpIe bottle for ~ cents TO w. TIRE
doses will relieve the wort ease: Positively
sold By all Druggists on the western osn'
tinent. mhiieoWom
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Avssv.,. ans. a-s.,.s.

" u Chamberlain. II = Pixley. J Lopez.
II J Champion. T J Moore, II + Phillips.
Tw W Davies. ID Gildmaker. WIN James.
T. p Gould. J Penhon, Mrs l. Letcher. J A
Smith. ID Donohue aud wife. Mrs u Davis,
Miss G Msrkgrsf. Mrs Minis. J \ KAnoen,
II Wolf and wife. q W braves. Miss "
Ross, ] y GlAlding.
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FROM n. PLUMMER, ". D., OF
AUBURN, N. II.

.Aihoueh avs,se 10 eoustsnaneins patent
medicines. I eheerfully make an exception OF
your very excellent lung prepsrstion-Dr wis-
lars Baisam Of wild Cherry. This preparation
have used IN ny practice for more than zen
more snectusl service than anything within my
Ipowledes. I recommend u with the greatest
confidence 10 those subj,ct 10 coughs and pal
mopary complaints" sold by al druggists.
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ruR pAI.,Cg RATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneIeeiisd In Storey
county, 70 10 Thomas Hsffron's Eating Stand.
I'm the Palace saloon, No. 7 North y street,
Virginia CITY. Frerh oysters at all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
the best and fresl est Of all that the maritts
srori, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TN n. apis n
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POLISH ruK yoUN0srEss TEETH

With sozODosT. and when they grow up
their mouths will be gsrnished with sound and
hands Inc once. Tho foundation Of many .
too,lachs IN laid in childhood by neglect, and
n Ia very important 10 the vell.beiug Of either
child or sanlt that the teeth fhould be well
taken care Of Bad teeth are no ~ masticators
Of the food, and breed dyspepsia. Maks them
vhi Q and strong. therefore,. With
. prr.srvstive of supreme excellence and purity.
Use it without DELAY. myth
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A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

EVEN fam iiy able 70 appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure Afforded By . really heal thful and de
iicious Performance should supply themselves
with the genuine Murray q LAnman's Florida
water. III the most delightful and most last.
Ing Of Ill fragrant waters. mys I'm
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering nom ths errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you, yRkE or cHAnoB.
This great remedy vas discovered BY . mission.
arr in south Americs. send . sclf.addrcssed
envelope TO the RRv. JOSEPH T. INhAh.
station d. Bible House, New York City.
am I'm
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Q. II. GALLUP.

o. n. oAILuP. opposlts The Bank Of oalifor.
MIA. Gold Hill, kseps constantly on hand "
favuzits brands Of Imported C.sarp. ohoioe blt
eigsrs, al kiods OF chewing Tobacco. meef.
sehaum pipes, nuts, candies. fns CUTLERY. Ana
tors end hncy goods Of all kinds. -
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MURRAY. & LANnAN's FLORIDA
WATER

Krsrs q wonderfully eIhilarsiing and rsfresh.
ing influence on sveiy one coming within its
range, and ~ q consequences. a. parties where u
Il used The dancers fe-l no fatigue. the con.
y,rsation never f.gs. all the mental powers
Of the guests bsing stimulated tot Q highesa
hs.H my1o I'M
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dispatch from Constantinople yesterday.
had failed 10 sgree upon 0 limo OF demar-
cation between the Turkish and Russian
forces, wtre Dusslins and Turkish corps
commanders appointed at General Todle-
ben's suggestion TO fix q new line OF do.
marcation, aud make negotiations for tho
better preservation Of peace In the pres
ent dangerous proximity of the two armies.
The Russian and Turkish soldiers. where
the lines are In contact, f%raternize cor.
daily, and no trouble is a~pprehended des-
pite the failure Of the Commission to
agree, but II was thought advisable to havo
the lines further apart and moro precise
regulations.
Amssican Cotton for Tsdia.
LoSpos. May Is. - The Manchester
Guardian says : Prom Liverpool welearn
that orders have been received there to
ship American cotton for consumption 10
the mills Of Bombay. II Is intended with
this material to commence the manufac.
ture Of shifting and other medium cloth
In India. This cotton will pass into India
free OF duty. whilst goods made from the
same kind Of cotton In this country will
pay IN import duty Of I've per cent.
Suggestive Movemess
vienna. May 2,.-The Turks will to.
day evacuate and the Austrians occupy the
Island Of Adakaleh In tho Danube.
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TIE Yoapgvorh o,s,ss and Chop House
No. 10 South o street. Virginia olty. u ths
lssdlng sstablishmsnt o. The comftock.
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LAST EvESiSo.
Is Raymond 4 Ely. . 95. 4.
90 Eureka Con-. 57s.
5i5 Northern Belle. 81.
1000 ella. I 20. I Is; IL.
1890 Hussey. SOC.
100 Manhattan, ca.
$50 Alps, Sc. i0c.
100 Jackson. 81.
$50 Leopard. zoe. CO.
O0'Newark. ~ ~.
$40 De Frees. Toe. DC.
80 Hornet. i5c.
100 DAY. Coo.
i00. Hamburg. $50.
100 Hillside, I.
no Grand Prize. } 20. "a.
%. Argsnia. zoe.
ESQ Endowment. SIC.
aiS heterogeneous. . 30. . 10. ais.
$500 silver Prize. i5c. zoe.
i25 Tip Top, l 81, l GU.
l2OO'HomestAke. q.
i00sPh9nix. ).
80 New Coso. I 10. I. %.
3Oi5 Modoc. I. SOC. 15c.
laos E~xcbequer. 2 ~. Az.
iOO'union. Con..iS.
$50 Sava2e,'y. 81.
7i5 California. In, i7t, ~.
4i3O,JuliA. So. SAL. "a. ~.
500 Alpha.iii. M. ia.
TOO Alta. ca, CO.
$50 Caledonia. I 20. I 20 bio. I e5.
$50 Justice. $3.50.
SIS Con. Virginia. l2's, III.
400 Ward. Ia.
4i0 Overman. 81. :
720 Imperial. sos.
SIS Bullion. 4 10.
595 Crown Point. 3 90. 4.
1895 Sierra Nevada. 4 40, ~, 4 IS, ~ bj.
$50 Ophir. fs3t. %. 81 b.
100 Yellow Jacket. ~.
IFS wells-fArgo. 25c.
100 Benton. ! co.
$50 Beleher. 2 20.
80 Best 4 Belcher. i2t.
rms MORNING.
2os5 ophir. ,is. SAL. sis. sis. "a.
3lA b.
$40 Mexican. o. 81.
2i5 Gould 4 Curry. ca.
100 Best h Belchsr. i2l., i2h.
1880 California. IS. l7h, II b5. Is.
3l5 Savage. y. ss. D b5, 0.
395 Con. Virginia. i2'., II b5. Is.
Q ChollAr- Potosi. AN.
200 Hale A Norcross. 81. 81.
80 Crown Point. 4. . %.
100 Yellow Jaekv,. = b5.
$50 Imperial. 75c. soc.
~ kentuek, ~.
335 Alpha. iOt. i0S. i0s b.. ioS.
s95 Belcher. 2 70, = e., ~.
lass Sierra Nevada. $50. a., $50 b.
40.
1855 Bullion, 395, 3 90. 4.
$40 Exehequer. : 20. 2 ca. 2 C5.2s, 2 -.
235 Overman, 81. 81, 81.
235 Justice. 4.
$40 Union Con-, a.. ., 4 ca.
l705 Julia. 8. 7S.7t. IS. ~.
lGs0 succor. SOC.
Gas Caledonia. 1 s5. I 30. I %. 2 b5.
9s5 Silver Hin. ~. ! Is. IL.
1885 New York. Coo. 5jc.
1886 Andes. sc.
300 Crown Point EAvine, 25c.
3i70 Wells Fargo. 25c. M
l2i0 Ward. 20. IL, ~.
loo ~Ieviathsn. zoe.
$50 Trojan. Sc.
$50 Benton. I 30.
10 Raymond a Ely, 8 %.
go EursksCon.. 5'P. 57t, 57s si0.
COO Alps. 25c. SOC.
100 Meadow Valley l5c.
30 Jackson, "a.
100 Phnnix. ..
$50 Newark. I %. =.
l25 Leopard. Coo.
$50 Gila. I 20. IA.
20 Northern Belle, 81.
2OO Husscy. 30c.
27o Manhattan. ca. c.. g..
1870 Grand Prize. So, ) 10. 81.
$50 Arsents. 30c.
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The aituatios In Easters Europe.
LONDON. May 2t.-Tho Standard says :
" The Cabinet Council sat three hours
yesterday and will resume its deliberations
to-day. We can renew with considerable
confidence tho statement that the difficult
ties arc In . fair way Of being removed.
The Car Is resolved In regard to the re-
trocesson Of BessArabia. but has made con.
siderable advances In regard TO tho limits
Of Bulgaria. There need DO no surprise
II Russia under pressure consents to re-
duce the indemnity onc.half or oven more"
A German newspaper states that Great
Britain has ordered from Berlin imme-
distely 200 electric lights for the British
fleet. .
or tho proposed Austrian occupation OF
Antivari and Spuzzs, . Vienna correspos.
dent says Russia was long ago informed OF
Austria's determination In this respect.
A special from 81. Petersburg reports
that three ARMY corps have been ordered
10 Finland, where Q considerable force 10
concentrating. Tho Government has or
dered, In the event Of war. that all cruis.
ers shall be manned by regular scamen
and marines.
CoSsrASrISoPLE. May 2t.-The Russo
Turkish commission failed to agree upon
a limo Of demarkation. the Russians claim.
Ing several points which tho Turks re-
fused to concedo.
BucnAREsr. May 2i.-Tho Chamber OF
Deputies has voted 750,0O0f. for clothing
81 rna,,sin0 tLa frnnna
ar pyrrpspruo. NAV 2i.-Tbe do,ne.
R.,,, ssys: No FAR ali seems 10 augur we'll
for The assembling Of the Congress.
yuxx,. Nav ol.-Montenepro has A..
.,,o1 Conn, Lndr,.sv tbst sbe intend. N
- ,ho ,"s.o anil ,I,t her ,ttitnde will
s.o I,ric,lr Jsfcnsive'
"os'N"' -
vienna, MAY 2t;-,he hoPciuI uIsPosi'
uon IN poi.ieAl circIes inI1rAses' e,Pee,
ally In ~, fetefspuIg anu Deiiln; ihsIe
mas oeeh IN .c'i.o 'n,er N " ue A,iSy,
tween Aus',la snu ur ss,iorn ~. ~ iii
!heIo - WV! ,e s 1879, ,nJ,ma.
!lme leu toa PREV! Pei' I. ~ an
ing between theni, 80 VIA i.u.s'A W Io
lug 10 an nnasis'snu,ns WIN hhs'Aha
Will also agree WIN n"s''iA'
ATHENS, May 2i.-The burning OF the
sublime Forte buildings ana tns a,tsmp'
OF All suAvi 10 proclaim MuIAn eut.sn;
taken In connection WIN the approach OF
the Russians 10 CohsIantinoplc csns's ,no
BELIEF here ,hat tne sulIAn mas p'aseu n,
sell uhder the pro~e''o" " 'no
LONDON. May IA special from Homo
says Austria, fearing In the event OF war.
a pos siblc attempt on the part OF Italy TO
..i,a rra,, a,I la a~urroundinp tarFitOrv.
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IHELP, or PERISH.

Thousands OF persons In bad health. aud
those suffering with disease. feel that 10 they do
not get reiIef soon, II will be too late. Thsy
realize that their malady IL destroying thrir
I~ristol's Pills and S~arsparlla, theJ have
cured Thousands who were 10 despair. and Why
not you. -
Tnr ~Younsworth Oyster and Chop Hours.
No. n South O street. virginia City. 10 the
leading establishment on the Comptoek.
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The Ensiish People suppers shs
Governmeus.

80. --
CHicAoo' may ga i'"e' honuou
special says public opinion 10 favorable to
the foreign policy Of the Government.
r,,,,,a \. .v.u ~.c.,,., vhicb thu Lin.
H"sA"" n--
eral party dasles Itself 10 pieces. ineir
only chance Of reorganization will come
vben they realize this fact. Tho factious-
-. =, ,ho,r noiic, 4. d..,rovipo. I'm tho
% ns,ir i,,on ,ho vsine al Tho con.
s,,,n,;a,si trn,hs which tbey uttered in
..n'.o.. 49,. ", r,is.s xiser inan.
80 nro,.Ii ha,~oon nov ami Monday.
II.s,,rr,on ~, P.vcctt will lead . second
tariorn NOM Against the 0oyernment on
,ho sn~nnl,mentarv estimstes for Indian
80. srd 1I,ds,onc's marty fear that
Ins.Inn.ssis ill Min a snlendid diplomatic
..i..uns Srhav ,.o.ri ,ha nrrtrsIIzstion
v, narm,,x rcsalt oi bis nolicy. Tho
C,o-n p,inco n Germsny's yi.it 10 Lon.
A. h... noii,ic.l me,nino. iust A. tho
p,inaa n, Wsio.' .ction In Paris WAS
49,, a. p,omotc tbe ineresslng friend.
shin .mn,g the peonio Of Franco for Eng.
I.,,i
s.noa,sion ~ sss, I'm.
munieai,1u VII ~ ~. s.S ,ona ;n,as.
ouIy' "ran .n. Luz ". S.sr.s. r.h.
xIc.. an ,a'd.. tn ,.issr.rS !. no-
In.. 'yu ~ h.-aan aobnrrs,og .nd
A'S Thon.h =, nrs.snt ,hs
p p.,iI.h MIn,s;sr. sra ,s,hsr ii..snsrs
than takers. tho opinion In the best In
formed circles Is mat me srouna y a,rs,
n]yo.nsc,s Tor no,cs sse much improved.
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EUROPE.
~
No Change In the Eastern
Situation.
the ENGLISH GOVERNMENT HAVE
THE POPULAR SUPPORT.
More Favorable Indica.
lions Of Peace.
tsssciAL Df'rArcnrs TO Il Coin Hni
DALI Nrvs.l
The Eastern ase.siss.

The week ends In Eastern Europe with
the same uncertainty regarding the out.
como OF events. which characterized lite
beginning. Tho concessions offered by
Russia to England have not been made
public. but they are tho subject Of con.
tinual discussion In Disraeli's cabinet. and
probably something Of their nature will DO
known upon the reassembling Of Parlia-
ment on Monday. Meantime the opposi'
ton party Is In . very decided minority In
England. and whatever course the Govern
ment may decide to pursue. II will receive
tho hearty support Of tho people.
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DRs. KIRBY 4 TAYLOR,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,

OvYcR - At On. KrRBy's FoRNRR
" Rssidence, Main street, Gold Hin.
Oh. KIRBY's Hsun-y Prom u \. totP.n.
DIR. TAYLOR 1t All Hours, Day or Night.
myts
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
TO MAKE CHEESE.

A foreign paper says that cheese Is made
from potatoes in Thuringia and Saxony in
the manner described below. Possibly the
process may be found worth trying, if not
profitable in, this country: After having
collected a quantity of potatoes of good
quality, they are boiled in large caul-
dron, and after becoming cool they are
peeled and reduced to q pulp, either by
means of CRATER or mortar. To five
pounds Of this pulp is added one pound Of
sour milk, and the necessary quantity of
salt. The whole kneaded together, and
the mixture covered up and allowed to lie
G. for three or four days, according to the
season. At the end Of this time it is
kneaded anew, and the cheeses are placed
in little baskets, when the superfuous mois-
ture escapes. They are then allowed to
dry in the shade, and placed in layers in
large vessels, where they must remain for
fifteen days. The older these cheeses are
the more their quality improve. Three
kinds are made; the first and most as de-
tailed above; the second with four parts Of
potatoes and two parts of curdled milk;
the third with two parts of potatoes and
four parts of COW or eve milk. These
cheeses have this advantage over other
kinds, that they do not engender worms,
and keep fresh for number of years, pro-
vided they are placed in dry situation and
In well closed vessels.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
TnaERlfED fRrcks.


The inheritance Of tricks Of habit IL ons
sofa ths most perplexihs ofN all Tho phs-
nomsna Of heredity. The less striking the
habit the more remarkable, perhaps, is it's
persistence as an inherited trait. Giron do
Buzareingues states that he knew a man
who, when he lay on his back, was won't
to throw his right leg across the left; one
f. Of this persons daughters had the same
habit from birth, constantly assuming that
position in the cradle, Notwithstanding the
resistance offered by the ,swaddling bands.
A still more remarkable case is described
by Galtons A gentleman's wife noticed
that when he lay fast asleep on his back in
bed he had the curioss trick Of raising bis
! right arm slowly in front Of his face, up to /.
his forehead, and then dropping it with q
jerk, 20 that the wrist fell heavily on the
bridge of his nose. The trick did not
occur every night, but occasionally, and
was Independent Of any ascertained cause.
Sometimes twas repeated necessarily for
an hour Or more. The gentleman's nose
was prominent, and its bridge often became
sore from the blows which it received. At
one time an awkward sore was produced
that was long in healing, on account Of
the reoccurrence night after night, of the
blowswhich FIRST caused Il. His wife had
to remove the button from the wrist Of his
night gown, as II made severe scratches,
and some means were attempted of tying
bis arm. Many years after his death, his
son married a lady who had never heard
of the family incident. She, however, OBJ
served precisely the same popularity in
her husband; but his nose, from not being
particularly prominent, has never as yet
suffered from the blows. The trick does
not occur when he is half asleep, as, for
example, when he is DOING in his arm
chair; but the moment he is fast asleep,
he 10 apt to begin. ! It is, as with his
father, intermittent; sometimes ceasing
for many nights, and sometimes almost
incessant during q part OF every night. 1t
is performed, as it was with his father,
with his right hand. One Of his children,
girl, has inherited the same trick. She
performs It, likewise, with the right hand,
but in slightly modified form; for after
raising the arm, she does not allow the
wrist to drop npon the bridge of the nose,
but the palm Of the half-closed hand falls
over and down the nose, striking 1t
rather rapidly-a decided improvement on
the fathers and grandfather's idea. The
| trick is intermittent in this girls case also,
| sometimes not occurring for periods OF
| some months, but sometimes almost inces-
santly.-1Re Cornhiu Magazine. wy