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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26
NEW TO-DAY.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

U. S. District Court, District OF Nevada.
Jso O. n f ahs Ask Bsarup IN BAskHOfrer.
AT MINNEM. ccA on the 10Th day of April
A. ~ 1915,
~ NIL, is to give notice to the creditors OF
4 Jno, u.-falrbank that Oh appllea a at
my thce, they may receive u wasrant Ior the
dlvidend due them Uut Of lie above estate.
# any Cannot attend pea sonallS, the war
ran viii be DELIVERED % the bearer of u letter
III the SUI lied IoIm.
uEO. II. rURIrrIN,
Assignee of J-o. e. Fairb4nk, Bankrupt.
To oE). f. T0RRIrT.S, Assignee of Jno. @.
FairbaI4k, Bankrupt,
SIR lease deliver the Divi-
dei,u y arrans payable to me out Of he estate
vi Jno. y. a-rDauk, bankrupt.
Creditor.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

Two boys we're klhug rats with
knives in Il ekman, Ky, when one OF
the lads, by chance thrust, gave the
other NOR al wouud.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

MEETIN or TIE BO ard OF TRUs-
-lAtees ~ the II umboldE District Agrieul-
ttrai, Mining and Mech meal aociety, will
DC heid NJ the Office OF tte Secretary, NAV in
hemucca, Saturd IS, April l3tn, a. o'clock r.
M Parties Indebted 20 the society ON sock
supscrl tons, OF - any OF / 5 officers who
nave become personally respon IDLE for the
sanne' are earnestlt seqdested 10 settle their
Indebtedness immediately, as the secretary's.
DOCKS "il' soon hs g BE- ci 3 d p eparatory
70 he annual meeting OF he stockholders.
by order Of the Pr, sad Mt
Attest O. CIENOWETH
I! apr1i-td ae,refarv.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

NEW York. April 20.
The Aerald's aacAsonpIile Reporter
has Interviewed Deunis, who said: Il
am certain that the State OF Florida
Went for Ii den on the f,cs of the. re-
turus, aud tuat the would have. it.
the past thres months when. If had
been convinced that crushing prof OF
the fact that Tlld,n carried the S,aie
would tarn Hayes out and giya Tiden
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26
n GA. q -.

70 all who are suffering from the errors and
ndiseretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
eafly decay. lose OF manhood. etc.. will
seId ,ecipeAthat VIII cu.e you, FREE or
ohARdE, This great remedy was discovered
oy u missionary IA &c gth America. send
.lf-addressed envelope - the KEg. JOSEPH I.
s s..s station U, Blbie: N ouse,. News York
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

Two. msnUeEs OF tAe Florida. State
Bouid OF Canvassers--McLlna aid Dem
Ills, have turned States evidence
against t1eir party, aud coufess III
writing that Fiorlua Was Carried for
Hayes ~ fraud.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

his tights. / would not have gladly fur
nlshed such proof. knew that If my
proof went before Congress no man
could stand up aud vote to keep Hayes
in his seat. / told General Butler
what could do, and while he thinks
Hayes should be turned out, he
thought it best to wait till some action
had been taken by Congress in the
matter. talked with Senator Hamlin
about it also.'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

CHARLEY Wright has sold his inter
est In the Tuscafora Tlmes-tSeview to
Samuel McElroy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26
THE TMANsir Or MERCURY
A Professor ARRIVES at Austin &
Take Obser vations.
TFrom the Austin Revellle.I

TFrom the Austin Revealed
Professors Il. Whitman, OF the Boston
ScieDuhc Observatory aud First As
sistant Chief of Staff of the United
States Signal Service Bureau, arrived
here last evening, Via Eareka, with a
telescope aud other Astronomical IN
s1rnments, with wnicn 10 observe the
approaching translt OF Mercury. Lie
trisocope is eleven feet lu length, With
oU 4ote feta.cslng lenses eighteen IucAes
la diameter, aud Iii be moauleu ON d
tripod on the saAmlt vi Mount Fro
sAstbe Us. wAlchAtno Proiessof mas nxed
sAll ~ lbs polut vi observation. lie viii.
Qtoceed Immediately 10 the con
sigGcloa OF his obs srvatlon station
EGe Telescope. which, enclosed in a
Rather case, has Oaen III the baggage
rDoni. of The Intern ltional Hotel All day.
LA.ssaitractt 4 a grsat deal OF alteutlon
aa.i has.0ssr-vswpd NY Il large number
afa.so,to-.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

JEFFERsoN's tomb at MoDtecello is to
be repaired at, the national expense
The SPOT Is at present. marked by D
general aspect ofruin aud decay.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

"A FINE dwelling house supplied with wa
"A tel. ana Containing four rooms. sitnat.d
Sn IS lag street, hear T. lkeinA..rt A az -
score Viii DO % AZ bargain. For particn-
Iars app! at Nj L-dUGCA hOlEL.
April23-tt-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

IL L. Eox. OF tIVAa HIh. has been ap-
pointed 10 Nil the Vacancy III the Board
of Uoanty Commissioners of Storey,
created by the dvaih OF j. b. Randall
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

W. Z. BIDLEAiAN aud Old resident of
Washoe county, committed suicide last
Tuesday by shooting himself with u
Pistol.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-26

RkN bus ns'ss you csn engage "a. s5r.o
D.o so per day ma IL BIZ any worker ~
either sex. right III their own loe ,lities par.
ucultrs a1d samples worth IS free. Impr we
yVur spare time a. thi, Business. Z. ,AAidr.ss
sIlNso@ b Co., Portland, ;. Maine.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
FAST DRIVING.
NEW YonK. Nov. IA. 1S7A

NEW YonK. Nov. H. 1S7A
To THE EDrroR or THE HERALD:-
The resolution offered by Alderman Shells . few
days since permit driving at the rate of twenty-five
miles mn hour on tho boulevards while proper
enough M certain portions Of the boulevards, was
yet too sweeping and indefinite and for that reason
Alderman Morris objection quite right bus 10
there any reason why such portions Of one or two OF
our boulevards practically uninhabted shouid
not bo assigned ~ roadways for fast drivngl Other
citics-Brooklyn and Chicago, for instance-provids
certain portions Of their suburban avenues for speed
inc fast horses Here the theory OF tho police seems
TO bo that the gentlemen and drivers OF fast
trotters are class OF reprobates to be pounced upon
and fined $40 each on the slightest provocatoh AS
matter OF fact however. they respectable class
OF people, representing large share OF the wealth
and having q good proportion OF the taxes or this
city as well IN giving steady employment to large
number Of persons IN the care of horses.
II the above theory IL wrong then this sudden zeal
tiles where there IL broad roadway of nearly
miles stretch with not house street. has
very much the appearance of driving travel, in the
interest of the hotels above Macomb's Dam Bridge.
ON st. Nicholas Boulevard above 125th street. and
on sixth Seventh north of 130th street. or
the slightest danger in fast driving.
The proper course would be to assign one or more
OF these localities for trotng, and the duties of tho
mounted police should be to caution ignorant drivers
10 at least keep to the right and to arrest the occa
siona drunken and reckless persons always TO DO
found where there is fast trottng and also to strictly
prohibit fast driving in other localities. .
II is to be hoped that Mr.. Shells some other AL
derman will bring up the resolution again In an
amended and more reasonable form. A. A -
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


P Pier foot q Canal g., North River.
sp for 20
sss.%sAS s f oeExS,c ssas Tas:ssy Sss.$ss. 4
CITY Ok rss
from s.s.n.ep s aESIASSf Monday SessaSsl
oass ,as'in' as as pier sf Sas.
UNITED srArhs ArfS sfHaMsiiiF SIP sFAfIt LINE,
for St Thomas Para. rerna,mbuco, Bahia and Rio do
connecting At 81 Thomas with steamers for Porto
The new nrss class iron steamship CITY OF PARA,
Captain Carpenter VIII sail for the above ports on Thurs
10 freight 3D. Freight must bo paid
Freight a. low rates taken for tho above ports
Freight received at all times Roberts dock Brooklyn
lower than by any other line shippers dcsif
n s, Sas. cur policy
'0"Godf''Ss e. H. %AiGay CO. Agents. oee pier 20 R.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
~ These Grst class steamships will sail q, r NJ from
Steamer SANTIAGO hi; CUBA wsdassday. Nov ~
Fur freigh. and passage having unsurpassed accommo
SekELfSh, LtiiSo CO.. A. Agent. Is u Is,s"s SassA
NEw YORK ANP NpvsSs cSsA pIkNdr nAIt $ $. LINE FOR
sSa Dis y East Rive, S,v.m,.r %
sA SfaGhRS sassrSay Sr Ssys%Ssr % %
Tickets issued also for VERA CRUZ and WEST INDIA
ISLANDS in connection with French and English
snip lines from nAfapMsr iaMrs y wApp . co uaw.u.,
NJ T., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL =. s. LINK
p6 SvAs JREcf Fgssh aNp ysf VERA cra
, calling M progrcsc. campcachy and Frontera !.
CITY CITY M 4y xEwlpA M yapp Saturday November 70
e4 81 shsISSfoS ers nSss"Dss Sss
Cruz via Masamoros T.npieo, Taxpan connecting with
lpfs soSs Ss 81 and sGs % Broadway
HALIFAX. y. s., AND sT JOHNS, n r.. CROMWELL
-stsAmsaps leave follows from pier 10 North
c9RTEs Friday, November y
Voc passage a,ng sesent sssss fs%o'' Or
freight apply 10 CLARK 4 SEAMAN, 50 west st.
E'on SEw0 0 ORLEANS pleEcI,, n.uno,r
Asb 5GS4S,AS fSS eoEFksi EfASs RAILROAD
NJ ';;s re- S',s s:
yor freight and oihor Information sppyto
------------------ p'cr 20 . VI ~
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON
4 steamer GARoNDELkr, Captsin Burrows VIII sal
fS rsSs s k, q sSs aS at
on the International aud Great Northern Galveston ous.
Antonio railroads
80 ''S' passage Il" MALLORY S'sfi, co ass%s:
Steamer RIO onANDE. sailing nc1s week, viii touch At
BEnxrDA, WEST prxnsaEs, ISDIEs, VENEZUELA AND
70. EEEySSs! ,i,.n;sis eAstf%sS; Ssys%SsT;sl ,v,
cankEo ;2ff and ctkaod 59s s. No
venber % calling At Ponce returninTJ -
For MAR1lSiQCE. ST. LUCIA aud BARBADOS, 81
FLAMBOROUGlI, Decctnbcr 10.
r. 5oaFElsiS3sE Fsiissf rgS'{ 20 .s,ssss,
SAvASSAH AND FLORIDA
CITY or MACON Capt Ecmpton Saturday November 10
CITY OF COLI MBUs Capt Nickcron, "Wednesday Nov ~
. FROM pier 10 Sortb River. At = i. ".
G. ID OWENS, GEORGE yON0E. Agent,
General Assent. A. and a Ocean =. D. Co. ard Central
X. H.. 3i5 broadway u H. Of Ga. 40 Broslway.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is statement showing the real estas
transactions recorded in the Registers Office Mover
ber IA, 1885,
Is. % y Of 47th st., 25xso; Mathildes $40 m
,7,S y, 70 $50 r. w. Of 9th av a5x James Paul
Hand and others , m / TO o. wr@ n s Js o s
setta b. Marsion and husband John w. Andreas 81;
's ssSwarasehiid s' h and % husband 70 Moses 1880
Jackson av.. " .. IS &. Of ciif st., 75x7e also
SssS sSSsi1rsssiss ssrd' Clara Decker and Sas W.
Grors Uss LII Il place. % s. @ IT. E. o av q as2x5o;
same TO Adeleers kunann an. 49, sns i'o
'I,a MIN Sherman and vi wife % Cornelius 500
I'd ny 80 loft Of dist St. 2ox75; Sarah Burr :, ~
Union re,nSnu ST. W. s. lot No. 4s aith ward: arrieit
Goodwin and husband to George Lanbricht and ~.
iiah st. s.. 5:i II, q Of 9Th av 5oxiooii Annie
Bradburn to Cornelia X ManIey .............. Non
Hudson River Railroad. 9. $ drrerniarj; Erncsto @.
Bssessr rssss sras's II. T. = See1 e. d Thompson st.
100: ~ Frank lrcfsree'. to Bella AdolPhas 1880
np.IH II cssn Ss rsfsiss, % Joseph \ 1000
os,h 4; so f,s 6 ,a sy Soxioo4 r.y
eosh Hi ss s'S!s 49, a i r. W q Of "a sy 4oxioo5;
Broaaxsy ra"sx oss %ai ox
j, N. Fish Gsisrse'. % Adam Weber, ; !: u Non
Sisi sndisy si y tsetsres' s 70 Maria 400
Is. srs ss sfsrss 81 10 4 Edward M Ssrr
Daniel iIennessy to Margaret O. Dickinson. 5000
st.; George w. Erskine TO William H. Scott..--- 7oO
nth st., s.. w. Of sd sv years; Roeer. B. stuy 90
vesant to Dorathea Stcbbins >is
Bowery O. g., OF 10th st. II years; Robert K Stuy-
vesant to Dorathea Stebbins. ~
Catharine slip (So % years, storo; Eliza Murphy =,
George 7. Corwun.. "
Pine st. Nos. "a and 80, AZ years; Mary b. San
ford to United States Rolling Stock Company $50
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Brewer. John and wife. to Seamans Bank for Saw
ngs n Of broadway and 39th st. year $4S OC
cowan, George ~ TO $. Epstein. No. casharine "a
Dsasscn. Helen N. and others tho New York Life
and Charlton sts ) years. .......,.... 1000
surance Company, No. 227 West 37th ST. year 0sOO
Kullmann A.. Clars Decker. n .. OF Grove Hill -
place. O. OF nv. @; 3 years: ~
Lea Joseph r., to Ellen 4. Pugh. Of Hudson River
Railroad cath ward; years. loOo
Lo Count William B and others. to II. b. Perkins, -,
corner Of Grand and Division sts.: year io,oo
Schneider Ferdinand to Sarah Burr. g. OF I'd sv, -,
Ferrett Sarah, to Brown and another texecutors o
&c.) 8 of i14th st.. n. OF I'd av year oco
Van yechtcn. Leonard o., TO Catherine u fease,
H. s. Of Il3th ST., e. Of 4.h Nv. y years 49,. ~
Same TO same OF 18th St. Of 18th av' years Aoo
Weller Adam and wife to Henry Morrison texccu- =
tor kcl n w. g. of broadway cath ward) yoars 5.oO
Aehe.oa JaGn e. to Jamos B. Taylor $50
~.S~
Dewitt George a., Jr. and othcrs texecutors, &c),
TO Thco DeWitt, DR.. ~, r ~
Eauitabe Life Assurance Society TO Charles Tracy en-
aaa 1enaof'sr w.ry 10 Jaiias y Hi,cbcocS $40
Taylor James h.. to Emily A. Acheson 80
The New York herald., 1878-11-15

II EY WEST DIRECT
IN Steamer RIO GRASDE about November 81.
G. H. MALLORY Co, Agents.
pier ~ Il. II.
NASSAU, N. r.; ST. JAGO AND ClENFUEGOS,
IN Cuba-Steamship NORMAN. November 49, 1878.
MURRAY FERRIS & co. G2 South st.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
NTETROPOLITAN


OPEN FROM $50 A. II. TO II P. M.
connects with for South ferry.
CoRTLANDT sT-Noarest point for Jersey City and
Communpaw ferries
PARK PLACE-Nearcst point for Post Office City Hall
and Barclay street ferry to Hoboken.
CHAMBERS ST.-Nearost point for Pavonia and Eric
Railway ferry.
FRANKLIN ST
GRAND ST-Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry
Jersey City and Peoples Line for Albany and
with for Dcsbrosses and East Grand
ferries
BLEECKER ST.--Connects with for and west.
SrH ST-Ncarest point for Christopher ferry to
Hoboke connecting with tor Christopher and East
Tenth street ferries.
14TH ST.-Nearest point to Union Square, Waacks and
theatres; Academy of Music Irving and Tammany
halls connecting with for East Twenty third and Th
tyfourth street ferries.
Esd ST.-Nearest point to Booths St. James and Park
theatres Grand Opera House. Gilmores Garden and Ma
Twcntythrd street ferry Jersey City,
ST-Nearest point Standard broadway and Fifth
Avenue theatres Aquarium and San Francisco
connecting with for Weekhaw ken ferry
42D ST.-Connocts with New York Transfer Companys
cabs for Grand Central Depot.
5UrH ST.
5STH ST.-Ncarest point for Central Park
Connecting with of Belt Line Railroad
FOR UPTOWN TRAINS taxa east side stations.
FOR DOWNTOWN TRAINS take west side stations
FARE, 10 CENTS,
except between the hours Of 30 to 30 A. n. and to
y. NJ, when the fare is cents.
WIN X. GARRISON, President
VAN BRocHiIN Suneriutendent
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
4 LBASY soAr-fEofLEs LINE.
FIRST CLASS, 81.
EXCURSION. 81 50.
STATE ROOMS, 81 AND g.

DECK so CENTS
Leave: pier ~ North Rvcr foot Canal ST. daily SUNDAYS
cxcepted) r. NJ connecting Albany with trains for
tho West North and East Rooms comfortably warmed by
steam. Free transfer and from Brooklyn by Brooklyn
Annex. Tickets all the principal hotels and Westcotts
express offices in New York and Brooklyn.
A --CITIzENS' LINE TROY BOATS; FARE, 81; En-
.cursion VI 90 Staterooms all warmed by steam, ~
and 81 Deck fare 5oc Leaves pier 40 n r. foot Leroy
daily except Saturday, ut r. NJ Sure connections for
North and West.
LNOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
Il Steamer AMERICUS leaves Brooklyn Jewelrs docl),
30 r. NJ pier No 81 East River rs r. NJ, and SD St.
3P NJ connecting with Danbury and Now Haven railroads
Single tickets IS cents.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 80 CENTS.
LNOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
I THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.-ste
MASSACHUSETTS and RHODE ISLAND, from pier 33
~ r., foot Jay ST., Ut 30 +. NJ. Sundays excepted.
PROVIDENCE LINE steamers daily except Sundaysl,
from pier 70 n. r., foot Warren st., at +, NJ
DOSTON-yIA FALL RIVER LINE; MAGNIFICENT
Dste,mers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier u
North River daily Sundays excepted, ut 30 r. NJ full
nights rest. Tickets sale all principal ticket Offices
Leave Brooklyn, via Annex boat, at 4 r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sailing from pier 81 North River,
for NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH diroct, MONDAY,
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY., and tor CITY
and SATURDAY, at 3i: NJ. connecting with Al RAIL.
ROADS for the SOUTH, SOUTHWEST and WEST; also
with steamers for EWBisRNE and WASHINGTON II. u :;
steamers for IEWEs, DEL, and REIoRoTH DEAc II and
railroads. TU ESDAYS and FRIDAYS ut T. NJ
Through passenger tickets and bills of lading to all
points lowest Insurance for Norfolk &c, wt "a
Freghts received daily at pier 81 North River
n i. McCREADY President.
The New York herald., 1878-11-15
coAsTxyIsE sTEAMsHIps.


LNLORIDA DIRECT-STEAMERs LEAVE PIER 10
II East River every Friday at3P NJ for Jack sonve Fla,
touching ut Brunswick aud Port Royal Steamer WEST
ERN TEXAS Captain Kinks. will sail Friday, November To-
points IN the South and Southwest by Z. IL MALLORY
CO, Agents, Office pier 10 East River. or COOK SON
JENKINS. 26 BroadwaS
NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THE CROMWELL LINE
IN steamship HUDSON will leave Saturday. November TO-
1875. at s P. NJ from pier North River. Insurance
effected nj onehalf per cent on our open policy
Through bills of adng given to Mobile and principal
apply 70 CLARK L sEAMAN, 81 West st.
osEY YE4HSAp bIkEoA LINZ mp ~ sphsnShp fE6pA
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY. -
LOWEST RATES OF FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
and every SATURDAY thsreaiter !,
Only line issuing through tickets aud bills adng to all
points Florida Chattahooche Apaachicola and
Flint River and Brunswick Ga Insurance one-haf per
cent Bills lading signed on pier .
For further information through bills iadng and passage
rates apply TO - L. ~ ROBERTS,
No III West ST., up stairs
a roR VEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA,
calling az the following ports--vix,,
Kingston aml Cape uayti, Gonaives st. Mare, Port
Prince. Cages and Jaene, in IIayti Santa Martha
Greytown. Nicaragua . .
Regular fortnghtly sallings from pier No 81 North
.'''' FOR KINGSTON gAMA AND HAyTL
CI.ARiREL; November p ATdAS .peesmber
OF PANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS,
VIA ASPINWALI4
ALPS. November ~ AIiSA .Decelnbcr IL
Superior, first class passenger accommodations
PM FoRWOOD CO., Agents,
The New York herald., 1878-11-15

NEW LINE TO BOSTON, VIA ALLYN's POINT,
IN from NORWICH LINE PIER 40, NORTH RIVER,
Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK aud CITY or BOSTON
80 r NJ; daily, Sundays INCLUDED FARE. ONE DOL
day Of sale trains connecting with boat Ayns
Point Good supper for 80 cents Tickets tor sale
pier 40.
NORWICH LINE for BOSTON, WORCESTER. PORT
LAND and all points North and East via New London
and Norwich steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE and FALL
MOUTH from pier 40 North River 80 NJ daily sun
excepted Tickets and be obtained Mt
the Office Of the company, No AT Broadway corner Of
Canal Freight taken for all points lowest For
further information apply ut pier 40 North River.
THE POPULAR BAY LINE PASSENGER ROUTE TO
Norfolk Va Florida and South-Changc of time After
NJ Philadelphia philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroadt T. NJ Baltimore tsteamcr) =. NJ. only IL
hours TO Norfolk with direct connccons south Through
connecting lines and Office 229 Broadway.
H. " TOMPkISS, Southern and Eastern Passenger Agent
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-28

! MAKE HOME BRraHT.-In view
Of the approaching cold, dark days,
and nights OF winter, we shO',ld
like to put In q plea for warmth and
light in the household. Ii economy
Is necessary, rs It will doubtless be
in many homes, let 1t take some
other direction, and though there
be fewer pies and cakes, less trim
mirgs on the chiIdren's dresses and
pipes are smoked instead OF cigars,
let there be q good FIRE on the hearth
and let the sitting room lamp burn
brightly. Economy In these re-
spects meaning stintinC them -
is no economy. Eye-sight injured
hy dim light may never he re-
gained, and shivering over an Insult
fcient fire often causes sickness or
death, ten times rs expensive as the
fuel saved would have hAen.
Fires in sleeping-rooms for young
people in good health are, we be-
lieve, wholly unnecessary. Plenty
OF cover and carpet, at least at the
bedside, will keep up 'holesnme
warmth even with the thermometer
down to zero. But good fire in
the sitting-rOom is in cold weather
essential both to health and COM
fort. Well-meHning men. who do
not intend TO be nnkind, often
q, umhlA over the quantity OF fuel
Consumed, AMI still more over the
COST of it, forgetting that To ''cher-
ish" a wife she must at least b.
kept warm, and aaxi0us wives,
dreading such grumbling, shiver
over a few Goals, hopi & to save ex-
pense in fuel. To what gOOi ?
Their work is half done, with num-
bed fingers, neuralgia probably sends
them TO bed IL pneumonia does not,
tie children are cross and crying
with blue noses and chilblainS, and
the comfort Of the family is wholly
upset. Sift the cinders, save the
chips. burn the corncobs, which
make splendid fire by the way be
as economical rs You like in fuel,
but not at cost of health. And men
and boys, see that the wood is haul
ed and cut. ''He that provideth
not for his own household IS worse
than All in6del," and the wood pile
is as important as either the pork
barrel or meat tub. There Is little
choice between being hungry or
cold. Even greco wood makes
go.rd Gre if split fne eDough, and
the boy who looks out for 1t is an
uns,eakaO!e help to his mother.
Who can tell how much of the
fascination Of the country tavern or
the city bar room is due to their
bright lights and blaziog fires.
Think of that wives and mothers,
and flight the devil with fire.
PHILADELPHIA Sunday Times.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-11-28

"A reliable man wanted 70 take
charge of farm'-"A reliable man
wanted in n counting-house''-"A
reliable man W Inted to suPerintend
a MILL" What a demand there is for
reliable men! Young women want
them for husbands, father and moth
ers want them for so ,s-in-law.
People in trouble inquire anxiOusly
for relisble lawyer whom they
can consult the sick want relid-
bic phycician, the churches want 4
reliable man for minister, al.
though they do not advertise their
wants in a newsrapE
There seems to be no end to the
demands for reliable men. Are re-
liable men so scarce that 50 much
point is made Of getting them ?
We apprehend that they are t
as plenty as they should be. Relia-
ble architects and contractors aud
engineers are not to be found in
every place, or there would not be
SO many railway and bridge acct
dents. Cashiers and other bank of.
ficrrs are not always reliable or
t'ere would he 10 defalcatiohs.
The same may be said OF Trustees
or insurance officers. In truth, Ie-
liahle men do not crowd one anuth-
er IN any class nf occupation.
Young man, it is for you TO deter.
mine whether you will be a reliable
man or not. 1t all depends upon
yourself. No hing is easier, only re.
solve that you will be reliable man
and stick to it through every tempt
alton.