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Pearl cold and Silver Mining
Company.

YHNHE mines of this company consists Of
4 1,50N feet in the Lowland, Wheeler, Iur-
rcane, and Dasey and $50 Zee. in he Van,aes-
bilt. These lodes are lying par ntl to each
other, about t apart. Trey are situate
in irinity -Arabi Mining list let, hun boldt
county. state of eva,ia.
this l. o propositiJ to sell 10000 shares OF
the capital stock at IS cents per STARE Tor the
purpose Of raising money to continue shaft
on the center ledge, new down 81 feet, we'll
tim cred and double tracked a fine Whinl
is also set up at this shaft
So soon as the first 20 900 shares are sold
the stock Will b. worth more none = an 10
more shsres will be SOLD for less than 30
cents per share, and emily enough at that price
TO buy charcoal and material I + starting I'd
running the conpauy's furnace tha Is Sit
uated on the Humboldt river, three AID Is
ha miles ON the mines. he ores / the
conn ANY, mines will bear the inspect, n If
a enc: averaging $50 per ton in silver and
80 per cent in base metal W hich max very
fine eltfnG ere. hose buying stock e4rly
VIII have the benefit OF the first run II ade by
the furnace, and The consequent increGs of
ihe value of the stock. stock can lie had by
al iressing
f. p Torrey, Oreana, Humboldt county /,
Nevada, Superintendent:
John II. dickinson. 535 California street,
San francisco, Secretary: or
CT. Wheeler Booth 4 Co.. Sacramento,
California. aiy9-tf
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SaiEnGFF'S SAs. &.

NY VIRTUE OF A, EXEGU ION Is JED
ont of the Justice Court of Union
Township in ard for Humboldt county :,
Nevada, on the san day Of june, q. u. ISIS,
ard o mt direcg Il deliyeg far execU-
4ion u on ju- gmen recovele, il said court,
on tue 81 d.y u April, A. ID. 1878. ia favor Of
ais rate o Nevada, plaintiff. and ~ inst
Tuomas Dillon and y l.. i OF - ctiol "a, L.
n, q . acres ard improvements, defend ut.
fer the sum o. IS Al taxes. and deNIqneIicA
amour ing TO the Of "A cents, ana 81 80
seosl q suit, ana fuins costs, 1 Gld "a tAe
got day OF june, a. l.. 1915, levy upon and
take ia execution the above described pro :
erty.
Now therefore, notice is hereby gsven that
on MONDAY, the
22D DAY OF JULY, A. ID. 1873.
between the hours of nine o'clock in the 70 =
noon a d 5 o'clock in the afternoon, VIZ; at
Awo o'clock NJ, at The front door of tile
sCour house in the town of Minnenlucca,
Hun b0ldt county, 4sevgda, l viii of Tor
saale Ed public auc ion, 70 the highest bidOer.
5ar e4sIi 20, ). gold conn, all the above de-
scribea property, or sntn.ient thereof to sat-
asfy said judgment costs and accruing costs.
Given under my hand at my office in Wi in
mamurca, Humboldt county, Nevada. this
zeth d.Y Of June. A. d. ISIS.
G. A. KYLE,
js2es Sheriff HuniDoldt county. New
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$40 REWARD.

VIE above reward viii be paid for the
n arrest and conyi ,tion OF any person
found III amy Way poluting the alter or III
turing any other property of the Winnn'
mueea Water Works.
SMITH X CULVER,
Juneo-u Proprietors of w. W. W.
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District Court Summons.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District of the State OF Nevada,
county of Humboldt,
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a soy,s Presence Of Mind.

The Dayton CO.. Democrat OF the 18th
instant saws: "Yesterday some boys were
skating on the ice on the river, below tho
CITY, when one Of them, whose name Is
Robinson, broke through the Ice and dis
appeared from sighf. His comrades were
terror-stricken, and ran away for help,
not being capable Of rendering him any as
sistance. Young Robinson, IL seems, had
more presence of mind in his great trouble
than his companions. Being good swim
mer, and accustomed to diving and remain
ing considerable time under water, he
determined to hold his breath and work
his WAY out of an air-hoie. The current
being very strong greatly aided the lad,
and in couple Of minutes he popped up
through hole in the ice, and striking out
with his hands he caught the edge OF the
Ice, and with difficulty he maintained his
hold, and was not swept under the Ice
again by the strong current. Working MS
way around the strip of ice against when
he had lodged, he soon got footing on
the gravel at the bottom OF the river, and
easily made his way to the shore by clam
bering out upon the ice and skating to the
bank. But his hands were so benumbed
that he was unable TO loosen his skates,
and he stumbled along ON them some dis
lance before he met any one TO take them
Of for him. 1t was about supper time, and
after his companions ran away IN their
fright to get assistance, no one was to be
seen at the river. Before Robinson's
friends arrived at the river he had reached
home, and they got tidings Of his safety
while they were engaged in searching for
his body with driithooks,"
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Dr.Pierce's faVOrite Presentation.

The term, however, is but q feeble expression
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NOTICE.

Public notice Is hereby given that we, the I'm
dertigned, have this day formed partnership
for the purpose OF pracicing our respective legal
professions. The style OF the firm shall be
fAiULkEY 4 SEEK. Said partnership shall not
solicit share Of the legal business, which, II en-
trusted 10 our care, shall recc We careful and
prompt Attention. WILLIAM MuLKEy,
'-'' E 1,As, H ANGUS LERK.
DAtedthis sly day Of Dsoefnber, A. D., 1871
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

rSENTLEMRN, - We have sold sASronps RiDf.
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candidiy that we never sold similar preRaration
that gave ench universal satisfaction. NO MAYO
60 learn the first complaint yet.
We are not In the habit of recommending pss.
ent medicines, but your preparation meets tnS
should be convinced OF It's great merit 20 that their
suffering will be relieved. We have been IN tno
drug business for the past twelve years constansyi
the rest II you see proper you can use this leter
or any part o. 10 that you WISH. ,,nwu n m
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drug, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. w. 1916
Each package contains DR.. sanfordv Improvea
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cases. Price, S1OO For sale BY all whclesals snd
States and Csnadas. WEEKS q POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.

As the time has come for the renewal of lCes
sceiptions, TIE SUN would remind It's tiy
and we-wishers everywhere that 1t is
candidate for their cons Iteration and SUP
Upon Its record for the past ten years KlnQ
for continuance of the hearty symrf
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Books and Pamphlets.

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Catalogues School Caoyes By Lars, Ordinances Reports of MEDICAL
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Unquestionably the bes sustain ed
work Of the kind in the World"
Earper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Press.

The MAGAZINE has attained In Its one quarter
century and more of existence to that point where
1t may he said of in the words OF Dr. johnson,
.'It is vain to blame and useless TO praise" The
lustre of its longagoa attained reputation has in
creased as the years have passed. and its future
seems as bright if not brighter than at any time
since the golden hue ofprosperity settled around
It's later and best rs.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Harpers Monthly is marked by the same char
acteristics which gave itcirculation nom the frs
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reading matter with Illustrations in way TO
make ceai and vivid the facts presented. Pic
lures merely designed to catch the eye of the
ignorant are never inserted, Chicago journal.
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away rom home after night. You can give
your sole time to tho work, or only your spare
moments. We have agents who ace making
over $50 per dsy. All who engage at once can
make money fast. At tae present time money
can not be made 80 easily md rapidly ut any
other business. Il costs nothing to Try the
business. Terms and % outfit free. Address
at once, II, HALLETT q %, Portland. Me.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FUH rANDON.
Notice 10 hereby given that application will be-
made in due course Of time to His Excellency,
Shelby Nj. Cullom, governor OF the State Of I'LL
ed) convicted at the May term Of the Alexander
county circuit court on a charge OF larceny and
sentenced to three year In the penitentiary,
Cairo, Ills, DeC 10, 1877.
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Those Suffering

who will use this liniment in time, will be
convinced that this is sure cure for rheu-
matism. neuralgia, bruises, sprains, swell
ings, burns, cuts, felons, tumors, piles,
injured limbs. scalds, govt, diptheria,
sore throat, toothache, headache, insect
bites, fits. collie, tape worms, ETC., for the
human race, and IL
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A POSITIVE CERE

orr sweeney, ringDone, sualns, callous
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ness, strained fetlocks. spayins, collie, bolts,
windgall, pollevil, cattle aud sheep COM
plants, and all general diseases in stock,
and the many other Affections of both ma n
and beast.
DIAMOND OIL is for sale by FRANK
HELEY, being well recommended by all
druggls, phyicians, and every one who has
ever used 1t. Price, 70 cents per bottle.
Prepared by
w. Z. FAGAN& CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Branch Office, indianapolis Ind.
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10 not easily earned In these
times, but II con be made In
three months by any one OF
either sex In any part Of the
country who is willing to work
steadily ut the employment We
furnish. 500 o week In your
own town. You need not be
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-12
OUR TURKEY.

As mother aud ! sat over our tea.
Talking to one another,
Mother complained OF things to me.
And complained to mother.
Our purse WAS low. and our coal was ont,
And the times were growing harder;
And whenC Christmas smiled the MORROW u,
He d smile on an empty larder.
All, me. 2h. me, Whist y state OF thingsl
sighed, MS washed the dishes,
And thought how often We must repeat
The wonder oi loaves and fishes
But the sun shone forth. in his glory bright.
From skies once dinxy and murky.
And AN unknown friend sent his compliments
In the shape OF Il Christmas turkey.
I'vr had compliments sent with Il host OF things
When fortune WAS gracious and pleasant,
But never such u substantial set
For any sort OF u present
No thanks ter the fa'ted calf alone.
Though we were sufficiently grateful,
For fortune had proved herself OF late,
4 lady cLpriciDus nnd hsteful-
There are things that are worse for the heart to
bear
Than an empty purse and larder.
Though nee'. and worry and toll ure hare.
Yet n lack of faith is harder.
Now. he who chsnces to send gift
Because 'tls ''thr thing" to do It,
Gives only little thing iniee,'
Though beauty and cost Undue it
But he who gives with loving heart
Gives more than the seeming merit.
Hls kilt may signify faith and trust
RevIvifed IN the spirit.
But alas tor the failing of womankind,
When skies were growing murky,
We Thought not of all Of our biessinRs sent.
But " ouurrrt! who sent the turkey.
list LOUIS Republican
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-12
, contributor to a scientific nan

A contributor to . scientific paper
writes: Il find that under very favor.
able circumstances it is just possible to
see, while in England. a church in
France with unassisted vision. In the
direction OF Calais the coast OF ArtoIs is
very fat, and on the Goth Of March last
l found through my telescope q large
westward of Calais; and I could also
see it distinctly thI ough an opera glass;
but I certainly was astonished on the
evening in question to find that could
just Distinguish it with the naked eye as
= tiny dark speck against the bright
horizon sky. l question whether there
are many days. or even hours, in sany
one year when the same result could be-
obtsiped."
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yHE DIME DIAMOND.

New York world.I
~ Won't take pay for shinin,'
AMI when you go this way
I'll leave on pitchin' pennies
To make your boots look gay.
Don't know you2 Don't thought
Why, can't you mind the day.
Two years ago, you took me down
That cellar cross the way.
Wasn't cold and hungry?
The old uns had just died;
told you SO, and was afrar'd
You might have thought lied
I've stared at every man I've met
To try and pick YOU out;
Pm awful glad You turned and stopped
LOr' didn't ! run and shout!
I've got them shoes you bought me-
shine 'cm every night.
Wear 'em? Oh, no; not now, sir,
I've grown so they re too tight.
But wouldn't sell or swap 'eln;
ia rather give I'm rub
Than have dozen ten-c-nt Jobs
Or the builiest kind OF grub.
WONDERED why you cried so
When you led me by tho hand
And said how happy some one WAS
ON IN better land.
know the reason now why
You slr"k~d me on the head
And said, Poor little tow -pater-
That means II chap wOt's deal.
Why. boss, again you're crying
I'm sorry Ss spoke;
ought to get punching,
I'm such = gabby bloko.
Next Sunday. did you say, sirP
oh, yes; I'll be in time;
I'll wash myself and FIX my duds-
But ysu take back this dune L. A. q.
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A QUESTION.
New York World

New York World.
When my spirit scars in star land,
And this body dumb and dead
Is buriened by craven stone,
Wherein some lies are said;
And all that lives Of me on earth
Are orphaned bits of song
Poor songs TO v hi eh iny heart gave birth
In travail sore and strong
VIII any-ptvinX-take my pen.
And lay il by my side.
Lest be lonesome in my grave
Without my love and brIde2
All. who will take my Outcast rhymes
That knew nor name nor hearth;
But rained like crowding autumn leaves,
Upon q Rlntted rarth2
And wiping oil their lOwliness,
Will FURNISH them to pride;
AMI say, :GOd rest thus poet now,
Who lived. ami sang and-died 30
NJ. T. F.
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HOOD, GREEN g. VAN BlARKjN,

DEAL L ESl \ Z. A,,ENIS. Jtuefsun CIty,
N No, 10 IL general Real Estate business. To
parties hesirou- oi selling real estate We beg
IeAv- cali their attention To the fact that one oi
firm j. always liz the east inducing capitalists
tu inyrs' western zeal estste. Onr comm
siOBs light No sale no charge. We also offer
for sac fine farm, IN Missouri. in various coun-
lies. We sell at great bargains and on long
tIn- part cash, balance per cent interest. We
exchange pubic lands and improved real estar.
/ n icXas ioI improved farms IN Missouri. On
flrst class real estate pay part in cash, enabling
parties iesirous of engrating to Texas To get
the homes while land Is yet cheap Guides and
maps sent Tree TO all. Address US at Jefferson
Cary, No. Reliable agents wanted IN every
county to REPRESENT us. oc:i3u
h1OD. GREEN VAN BLARkIS.
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The republican legislature OF Ohio ex-
cluded negroes from the state militia.
so that only white American citizens
can become brigadier-generals. and
colonels and things. Whenever war is
imminent our republican friends of Ohio
will be found Offering the negroes about
81, 200 bounty head to fight, bleed and
die in the hosts OF freedom.
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ALFRED j. HALL.

T ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING At
IL TDRSEY. will practice in all the courts oil
-ecpr'i. in Lafayette county, and in 81! the state
ami Federal Courts. Criminal law and cOiiec-
lions a snecIslty. Refers by permission, to the
Chairman STATE Democratic Executive Commit
tee, GOV J W Stevenson, L. 5 Senator from
kahtucky; Il. r. irelauu. County Treasurer:
Wm- steele, County 'lerk- Oniee over NJ
f. neiler's store ianlS-ly