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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-25
Baltimore e9ire 9a(uraufe Wffff
Eiibmeiis Gde berSoutb> Il. Waterltr.

Geit mebr, oils einem baben Sahrbunbert etablirt,
perlider se9en geriuit ODER Bebdbtaurs 6urt Seuer
In Der Stabt ober au benz eaube, auf ole aren bon
&isentbum.
Steie geieni6aft felt aud immerwdbrenbe
ober permanente Bolicen aus.
gSm. o. S5arrifpn, Brdfotnt.
9treftuftu M:
Dabtb 9. gBiIIon, .. s. Nencomer,
Grancis Z. Sting, Oroile SOrps,
Senru CARROT, EB. %. EapIor,
Wm. 3. Srune, George 6. Sarri|on,
3. BON 8dpff, aBm. s. Penniaton,
&. Wobert Senfins, y. gubert Ytdere.
6. 0torton SteDdrt. 0tenbea @oben,
SalR'l. a. @eorge, Jun.
{SuniiS % W. 9. Sur d. Gefr
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9tpet Stnae in Ginei,t,

SH oem 9Huter'i 0f ORB -8ro.
5elie gu @amoeH, 9t.S., oeriuAt jeBt Der
Qn9efIa9te, ein Ilibi al bemeiien.
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0runoei9entbam
AZ bertauiden nber 81 berfaufen
0rumoeiaentbums YDrie BON Ut. ". SaIl In
0eb1uoc ocs .Mmertcam."

0eb1uoc ocS nMmertcan."
12O M6er 2ano, eine pradtuone 6arm, eonsz
Green YalIep, t3-Wtetlen bon bier.
Gd,0nes ssteaeliteinbans on gBarrenftr., aehn
Stmmer, s4500; ,piro aud 9egen enen Sanofs nabe
eer Staot pertauSht.
Srobes n6dieeS biegetfteinernes Saus an
Gtnrfet'Spaee, saben uuS Wo6nuns; iebr 6iais i'm
2aulhe.
2eere Saniteuen on 3OiuiOnar 100 Sus sronte,
NJ $500.
a,rad,tpoue @obuung on Der TO- straSe, gDoIbz
ington, y. g.. iofpie @runbftiIde in berIe6engtoot
iebr bilia Su perfauien ooer sestn bieses Gsenbum
um5utani6en.
fetneS @obnbaushnG Galbounltr., nit alien mo.
bernen ginrhtunsen Yreis $1,000.
3tue breifodise SSauier on WabinstonTraBe,
ammer NIT WaiIer; neu uno in 9utem 3uftanoe.
Yrets $500 iebes.
Sarm init 144 Gfern in gaIpert=@ountp, 0farp<
Lamb, NIT taus9eseidneten@e6duli6 .reisS3000.
Stint siueiiI6dige seseIiteinerne Sduier on gDhats
coat=. na9e Stri6erftr. 3lmmer entbalteno unb in
gutem 3uiianbe. Nreis $500 jebes. Mud eeaea cine
fQrm umaetdujht. (SSebrt ,12Jtteg &2p)
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gpe3iaI.N .Nott3ea.
SAT- 8IettAmamm 4 xomp.s Wrebbtfe

SAT- 0Iett6mamm & Uomp.1 WrebbeIs
(corapressed yeast).
Da mon entoedt bat, baB pieIe gatabmunsen un.
ferer 1efe fd i'm @arfte befinben, 70 bat aIe abte
$reBbefe unieres abrfats aui iebem Badete ben Raz
men uuierer 5trma. Ane anberen iinb Nadabmuns
sen.
Mlan uerlanse BON Ieinem Grocer 8aH, 1IetidJs
Manm q Gomp.'s NreBbete. EdsIid friih!
labriI=Depot: Rr. "a, goro=@utatuz Strabe.
9. g. Bemnett, @ef6ditsiibrer.
(Wldrus, ,12Datsf)
Die memen tiirtiidbem umo rufitidjen eIettro'
Memtidbem, 9eertnrials, 9@we'eI= unb Sauspir
tAeer tn Nr. fA7. SeratcSas, nabe Guta,ufrase,
Huo Jest fir 9erren uno Domen In boiler Ebaiiatet.
f5epit0. .t2afteD
9aS tpnnoerbar wtrtenoe Ssautustttet
= u ] p b de of a r n C u m.
Gtnnen, 8litben, Beulen unb a0e Sautansi6la9e
nerben unbebinst sebeilt; 81 bas gadet; MI.
oer Yof 5u9eididt Wan ienoe Roft@SFee7Steihpe'
fhr BampbIet nebIt @e6raud santpeiiuns.
9r. 9obu,e s. COMP, Rr. Sc, SnsSape.leR'''
DeIu Mpothefer bat es. (5ebr20, tS,i.a.2.)
Rtne ssefre.
SIN VIE, peftht an ben 5ol9en BON Su8enolnnoen
nerp6ser Gdtpade entfrdftuns, SerluR Der Nan=
nss,rot &C. Ietoen, fenbe i'd TO eufrei etn Resept
bos Re ,urfrt. Disfes srobe 9eilmitssl murbe BON
,,n,m milfondr in Sibsamerita entbedi. gtidt ein
abrelflrtes @ouDert an 8ep. Soispb e. Snmau, eta.
tton D, Btble-9oufe, R.sD. @ttp.
(On.8.1S.tGp., .,i.a.E.D
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1910. 1910.
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80 w S~*%S ' IfppNp<NH

neueu gSelt.
-:O:-
auBerosm enbia oaS gBobsn6Catt GabeIz utSS
S"Ienos SepcId)en. Die ueueIeu Roueaen, Ses
rtate aus ieOem 8peige 0cs ggiifens; uOuFdnoiae
ta6ridten Hber Ole aulunft unO bcn q6aona Der
eurOpdii4cn 2ampiidiffe; 8afagierssifsu bier am
tutommenosr GnWauOerer uno Die baupnddl6eu
eOtazgreaniiie Baltimore 5uub DlarplnnS's, gpafbs
nstOn's &c; pOaRdnbiae 8erdte a6er ben stanb
Der Dldrtte, sOre,c.
a8-sHrsTdIttGe .tusnattuue, gutter 9tutunb
biaiaer 9;rcts.
&as g8Odsn6latt se6t nab
gSaIbiugtom,
ebarieitpM, S.z9.,
SauaHmab, Geo,
Sa6ioHuiIle, ST.,
0obiIC, @la6
Weip= Srlcnns, 9a.,
Mempbis, Geun..
Snuiooilic, Sp.,
SFepertf,
1nmbsrIhao,
Istoit0urg,
Drantehiue,
A0uacuut1ta
gStuIamsDort,
@nnapnItR, %"u''0'"""'
9sbesIius,
8arFeESbarS,
WarttnsbMra,
Staunton,
RidmoHo,
sslimtnatoH, R.zG.,
WorioIF, ga,
@ierGmSEta,
BORT,
$SGRuper,
Saore De @rate,
ShFepsburB u.I.iu.,
iotuie ua6 aaen Sauptorten Der gyereiutoteu
StaateW uuo @urop0'S
Raten fir Den tu0dbeunid,en Is GoereTp omSenteu.4
Sorto franco, i'm goraus lablbar:
l Gremplar anf 6 @nnate S1.25
l GTempIar nuf II 0omatc 2.5O
3 Gremplare uuf II Mnnate 6.75
4 @remplare auf II @onatc $50
-:0:-
Raten nnO @ramtem Fdr GInbs unO @eFe
td'aften-gorto frei in Oen Der.
etanteu:
5 Gremplare anf II W6date.. $40
10 Gremplare auf II Munatr. 20
nit einem grtro=gremplore bes Bo5cu6Iattes
frei aui i2 Dlonate.
10 Gremplarc ani II @nuatc.. $50
NIT etnem Grra crempIare O,s zase6IaHes trei
aut ieds WOnote.
20 Grrmplare aui II Monate.. $40
unO Elm GrrasGremplare 0cs Bo6cn6latteS fret
ouf 8wdli DlOnote unO elm GrtrazGremplar bes
Eage6lottes tret aut feds DlOnae,
30 GEcmplare anf IL Mnnatc.. $50
nit einem gremplare oes 2Boden= uno 1a96ottes
Ilti uuI 6luUiI ULOHQtt,
40 Grrmptare anI II @ouatc.. $50
nit 5We grtrazgrempIareu oes g8O6enbattes
unO euem Ditto ocS Ga9e6tattes uuf 70 Monote.
so Gremplarc aui II @Ouatr. 800
nit aWei Grra@ @rempI0ren bes gBOdenbIattes H.
einem Ditto Oes Gage6lattes Gui I2 gionate uuo
etnem Ditto Oes EuaeOIaaes ouf icbs Monots.
-:O:-
A9-Sein Slatt tuirO obne GorauSbesabIuns
crYeotrt.
9a6 Slutt 1T CUR SerisnOung nad europa
beionoerS 9eejguctuHO tOlet mad 0eHti6lauo,
Oefreit mo Der 5awei5 $3.50 pro Sabr
EOrtO irei.
Dtau aOreiire;
Sffite SeS Semtibem &orreipOms
ocnten," GGe Der @altimnreItrafe
1t. @oftofTees2tpe., Saltimore, No.
&. giaine.
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Berdbunsstofal: Scr. 1872, Noro= =gutatpffr.
b-sqro6e Snbianer= arduter= Doftcr bebanbeIt nit
Qrfolg aIe dromiiden &ranfbeten ees 5irns, Sa(Ses
ber Qunqe bes Wa9ens, Ser 2eber, Gteren, Blae bes
6srsens unb iebe 1lnorbnuns i'm Neruenipteme,
G.topbeln, Qrebs, @eihmulff, Banbwurm, Nern6i=
TT HHe que yopiihen unb ofuten 2eiben bei5er @e=
jdledbter. Or. 2iuerponl Der groBe Snoianers2rdu.
ter~Doftor, Nr. 1872, ytorosGntamftrade, tehan<
6dt eaamenihpdde, neroSie Stpdde, Smpotens
iSnnss, Werft Del bieien 6as eeten untergra6en6en
etiben iein @eIo mebr meg, ionbern beut unb siebt
pr. siperppol III otbe nn6 ieio iibelaeust er piro
GHd pon eielen grihlaffunsen beilen. nn9
brm olle anoeren MerSte Cub nipt beffen setonnt SD
Mobtt Gud, Die Sbr Guf ieue aatent= Yebsinen habt
bclen iaileE unb 6ieie uno iene rtr ohneuben pro=
bit habt. 6uruel:.S fann@uh turren. BeratbunsSs
Gtnn6en bon frh6 bis Mbe4bs nhr; Sonnte9s
&um Hefen Der ar6eitenoen 4tai!e uon trnb 10 bis
Nanmittaas llhr. fSunj. Il, 0,3 3Dte. .ia9s)
HdRey 4dFel
1Hs &etlt sAnslano teforel ltnntrbaI6 a 6sunben
~ W. DsIimszeis sats ;i a. S>e.Dyese< Apsaue.
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@creGhfc Sfrnff,

Wep. Seoforo, 0iaif.. "a. Sum- g.
ansier ebaie, Der betrii9erlidle Shasnlsifter
Der Spinnereien in Saa=9tiuer, Oiaii., be,
tannte iid) bente Der ibm sur 9ait aelegten
gsrbreheu id,ulbis uuo muroe 5u u Sabren
3nhtbans perurtbsilt, baruilter spei Gage in
Gin5einbait.
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&"tenfir Oen pO@ennt@sn pGorreFp onOenten..
SSrtO franeO, i'm goraus labl6ar:
1 GGemplar anf 6 @onatr S1.25
l Ggemplar anf II @nnutc $50
) GgempIarc uuf II Munate 6.75
4 @gempIarc auf II @nuatc $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-25

S0rbereitGngen 1tr seerotsans.-s5 2tutopz
tic Oct 2cidif. - SerbanoIHu9en uno Sez
SdIlufe oes Staotraths,- -SrauerzSeidlllfie
ppn OeIeusdlGften = GeEtaenng Der Sc
rfh,fs Sfs sTseutOchI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-25

Seaubearnais, Quebee, 24. SUM-
Die gSobnung ocs Srn. Sean &ouleau braunts
am lebten Samita9s =Morgen in aaer Sriibe
ab. Gter ainoer beS ,6rn. Gouleau fanDen
ibreu Sob in neu eS(nu,r1eu
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in ben 6er5en Der 9euobner Ietner @eburtsz
ltaot 9eIanoen bat. 0l0ge eine 9lihe in
6rleoeH ruben, be Der Seueridein am aufer=
ltebun9smorgen Den 5orl3ont rGtbetM
9araui uerla5 Or. Chancellor ioIoense
@eidlIuifel
nOa eS Der 9nttlid1eH 8oriebuna oefalleu
bati unIeru geaateten NIB seIddbtcn W}onor.
ben Nd)tb. Geo. y. Sane, mad, lanomieriorr
uno ibma5lifer &rantbeit aus oteieT g8eIt an
Hegnlen, nllo Oa es bei'm 6ini4eiQen ein.S 10
ahS9e5et9neten 8iir9ers GHaemeilen 1T, oaB
oer 9elesgebenoe S9rper Der StaotuermQtuna
bel Der @aiegenbeit eineu Mteiuan08ausorud
per0Hentlldlt, Oesbalb iei bei9lplfen BON beioeu
3lpet9en oeS IN 9emetnlamer Sisung periams
nelten Staotrath8 bon Baltimore, ban mir
NH tleter 9tiibrung unO ber3lt6em Yeoauern
DIE l9mer5ltdle &unoe pom Ablebeu unleres
befla9ten oberiten Seamten Sol. SEQ. q, &aue
0ernommeu baben. Oelien unejaennilbiqtett
nno 9lelhmdBt9e 6iu9ebuug an Die 4mts-
pFidlten INN aas bodlite 3utrauen 6elteus
Der gtmohner Der Stabt berlhafft haben,
belbloIlen, oaB MIR, ba mir ben g8erth bes
Serltorbenen uno Die mertbboaen Dienlte,
meld)e er Der StQbt in berldieOenen amtlideu
Stelun9eA 9eletitet bat, in poQem umfanae
fennen, hermit uerfigen, baB oieier Qusorud
Der 9o6adtung, nit iuel6er rptr itetS bic
9u9enoen nnb ben 0ffentli6en gtubeu bes
8eritorbenen betradtet baben, unb bas idmers.
l!3e SeOanern, weI4eS nnS iein 8erlua, Der
elneS ipertbDollen Siir9er8 Ina qemlIIenhafteu
ofTentltd1en S!eIers, bereitet, in ben reio.
S6nrnalen ee8 9taotratb8 perseidnet Mrs;
beid)loheu, SaB mir bon Screen nit Der s5a<
Mile nno ben 6reunben bes 8erlforbenen in
ibrem i6weren geibe ipmpatbiitren uno ibren
nnier antridDtigeS Seileib in bieien i4nierS.
ltden Sdla9e, Der fe hetroffen, beseiaen;
bei9loNeu, saB gum 3ei9en Der adtunq
beg anSenfens unieres berftrbenen MaporS
ale Departement8 Der StaStperwaltuua AM
Se9rabniBtase geidlOfen, pas 8atbbaas 80
Gage lang in 8rauer orasirt iperoen ipl,
uno Sle Wiit9lieoef beS Gtaotratbs. Die Gbefs
Der 9epartements unO Die @rzManor8 Der
StaOt benz Segrabutiie in eorpore beiluobs
nen;
beidloiien, OaB tpabrenb Der 8eerbiQuna bic
6la9sea aHf ben Dfientli9en @ebauoeH 6albs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30
Los Angeles, Yuma, San Diego and
Wilmington Divisions.
important Change OF Time
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

On au,, after Monday, Dec. nth .lS'7, and
until furtt.Gr notice, trainS VIII run every
day as follows.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30
s.repartng 10 Disbai..s.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29.--The
Howard Association last night re-
solved to relieve volunteer physi-
clans on the Slst of October, and
also discharge all vehicles engaged
on that date, when they will entire
Iv close
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30
gtas sEnabnstan lianr

NEW YORK, Oct. 90 Depositors
thronged about the Manhattan
Savings Institution to-day and were
informed that their money was all
right and would be paid, If needed,
at the end of sixty days. Circulars
have been issued setting forth the
numbers and other particulars
about the stolen bonds. No arrest
have yet been made.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30
ENC enIesa, yuse as loma.

DEs MONIES, iowa, Oct. 29.-The
official State vote shows Hull's
majority TO be $3.50. The rest of
the State ticket stands about the
same
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30

p. S.-DE. MINTIE can he ccnsnste<i
ing Office hours from a. NJ. fo8F. NJ.
daily, and from TO In the evening.
Sundays, 10 A. ~. 10 p. n. Cons0iseiic1'
FREE. Thorough examination ard fd'
vice. IS. Full directions and advice ire
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)an )and santa Barbara; also,
on down trip, at Ananeim Landing for
freight only.
gS- Passengers for san Francis o take
the train ior Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3:4j +. M.,4Los Angeles
tine.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30
yynere the Dinme Belongs.

LONDON, Oct. 29.--The enquiry
made by the Board of Trade into
the Princess Alice disaster resulted
in an acquittal of the Captain and
Engineer of the Bywell Castle, and
in censuring the Mate of the Prin-
cessAlice fer carelessness.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30
GELEs WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 30. 1878
BY Doyle, TO establish q Board of

By Doyle, to establish Board of
Public Works for San Francisco.
Beerstecher, of San Francisco,
rose toa question of privilege on
the remarks of Vacquerel concern
ing the Workingmen's party.
Beerstecber denied that members
an oath or pledge that they would
never vote or affiliate with any
man exsept members of the Work
ingmen's party.
| Vacquerel, in reply, stated that
pledges were taken by all members
of the party.
Barbour said he never took any
oath or pledge, rs stated by Vac
querel.
The Convention then went into
Committee of the Whole on pre-
amble and bill of rights, as report
ed by the committee.
Blackmer, of San Diego, offered
amendments striking out the word
''men" in the first line, declaring
that all are by nature free and in
dependent, and inserting therein
"persons.n
O'Donnell moved to add, after
the word "men," the clause "capa-
BILE of becoming citizens" Laugh
ter.
The amendments by Blackmer
and O'Donnell were defeated uuder
viva voce vote.
Barbour, of San Francisco,
offered substitute for the second
| co Iaa1 10 that nannIn nf
the State have the exclusive right
to regulate internal government
AMI police thereof; they have a
right to determine what Is detri-
mental to the well being of this
State; to exercise the powers of the
State to prevent it and abolish
their Constitution and form of gov
eminent, and that all public Off
GERS are servants Of the people atall
times.
Larkin moved to amend by
striking out the words ''form o
Government" Negatived.
amendment which Barbour ac-
cepted to the substitute, declar-
ing that the people had the right
to change the government only as
not repugnent TO the Constitution
of the United States
Walker offered further amend
ment to the substitute striking out
all references to duties of officers.
Without action the Committee rose
and reported progress.
Adjourned until to-morrow at 10
A. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30

New YORK, Oct. ga london
special says that the air is heavy
with rumors of the Illness of Lord
Beaconsfield, and the Cabinet has
been summoned to consider what
should be done i'm case of his death.
At the last meeting of the Cabinet
he had serious apoplectic fit and
the presence of his physician was
necessary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30
Amov f., Gaisstig.

TORONTO, Oct. 29.-Snow TO the
depth of nine inches fell in the
northwestern part of Ontario last
night, doing great damage to fruit
ard other trees.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-30
The Forte in "a Quandary.


CoNsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 29.--The
Porte hesitates to appoint Gov
ernor for Eastern Roumelia for fear
of conflict between Russian and
Turkish authorities. The Russians
have informed the International
Comm mission that it is impossible at
present to restore the Turkish judi
ciary in Eastern Roumelia. The
Russian authorities desire, in the
interest of the province itself, to
continue in the administration of
its affairs as long as necessary.
The Havoc Among socialist Or
gaD.aetioHs .nd Ecwspapers.
I BERLIN, Oct. 29.-The official
Gazette announces that, in pursu-
ance of the provisions of the Social
ist law, one association has been
closed in Baden, two in Brunswick,
four in Westphalia and five in
Saxony. The publication Of one
Socialist newspaper has been pro-
bibited in Mecklenbutg, one in
Baden and two in SaXony.
Treastsg with tho pope.
BERLIN, Oct. 29.-The Gernaanid,
the Ultramontane organ, admits
that the Kissengen negotiations
have been without results, and adds
that the Pope is now awaiting al
answer to certain proposition
which he has since made to the
Prussiau Government, but there i:
little hope that it will be satisfac
tory.
On the Afx han Fteld.
SIMLA, Oct. ga movement o
Indian troops in the direction of th,
Afghan frontier is reported, which
will prevent the Ameer from with
drawing his troops from the Herat
to reinforce Candahr.
"A A,ssks AIMING EDgtish Earn
Hands.
) LONDON, Oct. 29.-Agricultura
laborers in Kent and SUISSE
threaten a general strike becaus
: of the announced intention to re
-<z-=a thousand are al
aes at SThe iaborers de
., streetpf the farmer
Il - - Nten TO emf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18
Negro Socialists.


In the Socialists procession was
"colorsd club" Il being formed OF
twenty-five members. During the alter
noon the reporter saw four or nve me-
groes spreading themselves ON the
grass. Each OF them had red ribbon
In his buttonhole. or pinned ON MS
shirt.
Said the reporter to one OF them 80
you're a Socialist. eh "
"Shoshlest 2 What's dat ?" was the
astonished question. oil the negroes at
the same time leaning forward to open
wide their eyes.
"well, what arc your" queried the
reporter.
"ws's q club. we is, mister" was
the explicit Information OF Arapp'ns
young ,larkey and he added. Use ds
Secretree oh de club. Is.
"what kind OF q club
Twelfth Ward Club. which must
be admitted was little more explicit.
"But what are you-Soeialists, Com
munists, Unionists. Soyereigns OF In
dustry. United Labor men, Labor Green
hackers. Democrats or Republicansp
"Dat's morn can tell yer boss"
rrinned the Intelligent Secretary. "All
i know we's q club. but think we're
what they call Grsenbackers. q
"Here comes dc Cap'en. Cap'en
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

oLIvER MrrRA. the celebrated COM
poser. was at the SEA. baths with few
friends. Andre Gill tries to open the
the bathing machine which the scomposer
occupied. els there any room for q great
man =" asks the caricaturist. Yes, :"
replied Metra. "but only for one. You
may enter when 20 out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

IS England correspondents are dis
missed by editors with but scant court
cav. A shrinking maiden forwards some
verses upon u 4" Bunch OF Violets. The
composition il thus acknowledged
"Your poem has seen the light. Welt
our cigar with it,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

Mn. CArcnrSos Of Clay county. Ca,
had -, 600 stolen from him, and adver.
tissd that be would pay 20 per cent. OF
tho money for its recovery. His son
did nothing OF the kind, and when the
thief had called and divided. the young
man presented areyolyer. and compelled
him 10 leave the second hall, too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

A SuxDrR Of workmon remodelins a
church in Fo1boro found a jug OF rum
and q package OF playing cards. IL
doesn't look so rough ON the church
when we add that they found them in
saloon to which they adjourned after
quitting work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

"wnr does lightning so rarely strike
twice in the same placer" Professor
Workman asked the new boy in the class
OF natural philosophy. Huh. said
the new boy. cit never needs to-. And
il is little singular that nobody had
thought Of that before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

SoME people were speaking before
Jenny. who was not married mere than
sir weeks at the most. Of lady who
had called her husband an old monkey.
"And you. Jenny. do you call your hus-
band an old monkey ?" "Oh, no
That ia. not vet -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

soxr clothing was recently stolen
,,om the Office OF the New London
T,leram. The editor must have been
taking q bath at that time. Di"i'1so"-
pille Sentinel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

WHEN the proprietor goes out aud
tells the clerk he is going down ON
Change, the clerk doesn't tell him he Is
going down on Change too. but he Is,
Northumberland PoS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18
UNREST.
sr ,ous ". wrIDxxrrra.

br Jouy ". wKipxsrrxA.
Life In life lies deeply hidden,
Germ In germ mysterious Grows;
usre.t IL our birth condition..
karth-bofn hope has no rspo.e.
whsrr the peach unfolds the almond,
Where the apple bloom. . rOsc,
Wopdrous working doth ervation
To tho hidden gruo Giseloss.
IL may qaaff Of ssp-pulssiions
kre they swell the luscious grare'
And 10 threads the sprouting acorn,
Lining Into giant shApe.
Unrest speaks the longing hly,
Whispering 10 the postmsn bee
.Taks this love note. soft and siiken.
To The biushing rose for me-.
f.aiher,d guests. trse-born and nestled.
when they learn TO love and MOO.
STRIKE their, lsafy tents. and. .iestive,
Aerial dessrt-paihs parsue.
And the hArbed nsh, unsrrins.
Dart. lks arrow-, through the Hood
Reach remembered hygiene fountain.
safe 10 rear their tiny brood.
Distant poles to psrehed equsior
Dressings ssnd IN breezy hight.
Twinkling star.lsnd beams lts Kisses
To the mnrmurins waves bJ night.
And beside our household Altsr~.
IRON the lips OF tendsre-t years.
Prayers % unrest, prayers u logging
Nightly Walt TO holier spheres.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

This Committee recommend TO the several
County Committees 10 adopt such restrietlons
81 the primaries % shall exclude all except ven
known hepu blican voters IRON voting tor dele.
gates 10 the State Convention. The manner OF
choosing said Delegates Was referred 10 the sev.
erai County Committees for their respective
@. o. BATrERMAH. Chairman.
IIENRY PIrER. Secretary. aus ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

Ir is lucky to pick up horseshoe
unless, Of course. IL happens To 10 al
,.ehed 10 A mules hind leg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

IpoS'r like that cat it's got splin-
Tar. in its feet" was the excuse OF q
four.ysar-old for throwing the kitten
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

Fonrr rods applied to four rood
children make an acre-iouf aehe's' 'H
fact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

WILLOW isn't half so much bothered
bv The dog days as he Is by the cats
nights.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

A yosp Boston mother calls the freek-
ly disks on her hopefurs lace SON
spots."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18

curAr out-oi.doOr breakfast 4; A roll
on the grass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18
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