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ANAPOLOGY.FOR FILTRATION,

"Ah! women are fickIe!' you tell me,
"Well-yes- by tickle you mean
\ trifie less false than men are;
And greatly more true than they seem" "
"But women are crueI-sO cruel!
They fiatter and coax for awhile,
Then tread on the hearts We give them,
And deal us blow with a smile!'
"But women are cruel-so cruel!
In million OF charming ways;
So sorry at times TO have hurt you,
So kind on the glOomieSt days.
"But you meD!-you calculate nicely
How near you may go, or how far,
And never one moment you soften,
No. pity the hope that you mar.
"And when at last you are successful,
And the flower floats down to your feet,
Its colOrs are no more so perfect,
Its perfume no more so sweet.
"YOu leave it TO lie OH the roadside
First tramping it down in the dust,l
And fancy that such is your right here,
To break and to outrage our trust.
''You think us so weak, till we sting you,
And give you at last your deserts;
And then you turn round in your anger
And vow that all women are hirts.
believe, that If you would let us
Be honest and true, as we are,
Not striving to conquer us always
The world would be better by far
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Pic Mono and St. Peter.
New York Times.

New DIX Times.
His Holiness Pope Pho Mono, was res
oeiVei lay his illqstLlous predecessor
with a smile of cordial welcome. "You
said the Saint. ~ trust you have left
the affairs Ofour holy church In flour
ishing condition on earth?n
His Holiness assured st. Peter that
the Catholic faith was never more
firmly rooted and grounded, and the
influence of the Church never more
firmly established than when he left
IL In home; III fact, that Alacaulay
was right when he said that SHE would
vet exist in undiminishcd Vigor when
that New Zealander was making his
celebrated sketch QfthG ruins of Paul's.
The Saint looked pleased, and said
to His Holiness, "L am glad to hear so
favorable an account of your spiritual
reign. Was your temporal reign
I-I"...iiy sIlccessIun.'
Not In all respects - replied his Hol-
mess; "stiII | left behind me twenty
million Of money!
"Indeed, > said st. Peter, '!we touched
no such sum as that in our day. To
whom did you intrust such vest
hoard?n
"The Rothschilds," said his Holi-
ness, hesitatingly.
"The Rothschilds," said his Holi-
ness, hesitatingly.
Something like frown overspread
the face of the Saint.
"The Rothschild," said he, with de-
liberation, " are they not Jews"
~ believe-that is To say think
-yes-they are" said his Holiness,
with still greater hesitation,
"And do you mean to tell me,n said
the Saint, sternly, that you, the Vicar
of Jesus Christ on earth, deposited the
contributions of our holy Church with
the defendants of those men who re-
viled and spat upon and cruelty put
Him to death?"
.Weli-ahl-yas / did"
"Why did you, " said the ST., sternly.
''You should have had a powerful
reason?'
~ did have powerful one" replied
Holiness. "The truth is, st. Peter,
I did not know any Christian whom ]
was willing to trust with 50 much mon
ey.u
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The nprominent Northern Repuhll-
cans" who are to go South during the
coming campaign will be less anxious
10 secure the cOlered vote than to stir
up trouble between the two races now
dwelling together in peace and happi.
ness. They viii he temporary yafIltt-
baggers, doing carpet-iaggers' work.
II allowed geripgA trfedqIp Of speech
! they viii IL sadly disappointed, and
! they viii do all they can 70 avoid dis
| appointment, Ihoy VIII make it 1
| point to say those things best calculst
nd To cxcit" the anger Of the white. -
/ 81. LUDi5 RcpDblic'u,
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era boy, not two years my sen

| lOI.
81 believed then that the first love
was the true one. know better now
! but only to my dispaiT. plighted my
troth to him; he believes to this day
that | love him as | used, for / have
never seen him since left my cOun
! try home. He sends me presents ahC
! tender messages which render INK
| wretched. But he never writes tome
He gives ME no opportunity to tel
him of this change, tor do Aot know
| where he is. | do not think | could
| do it if | did. / assured him again
and again on that last night that
should never outgrOw my love for him
He warned me of this. I thought
understood my own heart. Poer child
that was-I did not know that l had
one"
"Then you do nct love him now?''
"Only with the tender, plying love
of sister"
"And you love seme one else >
pardon me, but if am to advise,
must Know the whole facts of the
case"
Her face was quiet enough, and she
did not raise her eyes, though a GRIM
son blush burned up to the waves OF
lIer golden-brOwn. hair as she re-
piled, Yes, do love some one
else"
He watched her proud countenance
with searching eyes for a moment.
Then he sprang forward and grasped
her hands.
"Nirginia, you are true woman.
If did not believe this, | should not
ask you, as stand before you face TO
face, if you love me?'
EG\-n,I. = Il (.
coupled with that question, if you eX-
pect me to answer ii, she answered
proudly.
"But There is the necessity Of my
saying that love you? | have made
it known to you by acts hundred
times during the past two months"
She was about to reply Immediately,
but she stopped and waited moment.
"Hugh Annesley," she said sudden
ly, at last, "this is selfish in you"
"What do you mGan?" he asked.
"IOu contrive to betray me into
confession of love for you before you
advise me how to deal with the man
| formerly loved, and who you know
loves me. suppose | were to tell you
that | had only friendly regard for
YOU, and that / loved anOther?'
ain that case, | should advise you
precisely "a | do now"
and how is that:'
He did not reply for moment, and
she waited impatiently, while he
stood toying with the lockct.
''Has ii occurred to you that the
giver has probably sent copy of bis
face within this?' lie asked.
\ slight, nervous contraction pass
ed over her face.
''NO, but it is likely she replied.
"DO YOU wish To see?'
''No, but you may
He unclasped the lockct.
"les,' he SAID, looking graNely
Within while she stood silently by,
witt! aNerted eyes, 'He was home
ly fellow, wasn't he Genie"
She turned and looked at him i'll as
constituent he laughed at her sur
prlsed face =,
on wanted my advice, didn't
your:
Yes, shc replied.
W ell, / think you can Go no better
lhaIl marry NM
M no, she asked starting,
The original OF this portrait
SRe stood gazing DiallklF at MN.
9, are II lloGhli.S tIfI me! You are
Glucl, I.L, 9ile s9!u' ".G I'LL 2!Alt4is ~
Het = g, ali!' lIei u0i?i Ip;nf li9it IL >,
an S'olhS ho'illils Vi 'he hiii''
ne .!Hl,t iEi,tiGui to ,o,1 1o,.ohi,, -
'uS oi,ro r,o ,in,, il"' tiat iUae Ini, nI,i ,o
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Two things are absolutely necessa-
Iy, if civilized society i'll this country
is not to be disOrdered for many year.
by Communism. The first is that the
public must stand ready to crush ev-
cry revolt against law, swiftly, thor
ougAly, mercilessly. The law-break'
ing Communist must meet no more
toieranGn than q mad dog. Next,
there must be public opinion which
will stamp out any political party OF
leader who atfiliates with or courts the
spirit Of Communism. Civilized so
ciety must learn To hold as public ell
emfes every organization, political o
trade, and every public man or ofilcia
III any degree leaning toward Com
munism. 1t must be treated as w
treat cholera Gr smallpox, or il
work will he far more deadly.-N J
IiiLyts:
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A Wonderful exhibition Of Edison's phsn,
ograph.

BoSToN, May ia public eXhibi.
ton Of Edison's phUnograph was Civ.
ell last night at Horticultural Hall, be
fore 2 large audience. The marvel
Gus instrument produced, with all the
fidelity claimed for it, words Spoken
previous to tlIe opening Of the hall
and also a cOrnet solo and other music
The audience was completely anazed
at the astonishing product Of the hu
man brain,
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Commission Merchants

Dealers in cotton and All kinds ufpr",lucc.
Liberal advances made on goods ia store.
Nov. lg-76-ly.
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JAS. Y. BROOKS. Machiuiyt.
THOS. J. WALKEI;, Travelling Agent
Brooks 4 Walker.

We respectfully invite the attcEunu a.
the citizens OF Columbia, MHury Hnd act
lolhlnS counties that we have opened 81,
Sewing Machine Repair Shop. We can ftk"
any old machine, put in new plrts, where
necessary, all the latest improvements, and
make II as good as new, To the delight and
satisfaction Of owners, and at a very small
charge.
j. Y, brooks has had fifteen years cyp~ri
enCe in the manufacturing and rspaITiul:
OF oil kinds OF Sewing Machines. aud will
give satisfaction or no charge made.
Guns, Pistols and Locks repaired. KEYS
fitted, and all kinds OF IEht machinery re-
paired with ueatness and dIspatCu, and
warranted
Wo keep Machine Needles, oil Hnd AZ
taCEIneDts. Give uS a call.
ed.
and Wilson Machines.
nS- Office Fleming Block, Dr. Shrp, sar,f-,
Old stand, opposite First Presbyterian
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SENTENCE OF DEATH

was nronounred Oh her, he wept inl-
moderately. She is now under SEN
tence to hang on the 2lst of June. 4
motion for new trial will he made
OH the 18th inst. The case will then
go to the Supreme Court. In case the
Supreme Court affirms the decision of
the court below, she will be re-sen-
fenced To- hang some tinle la October.
Here comes another serious cOmplica-
ton. 1t has been discovered that Mrs.
Southern is now pregnant, expecting
confinement during the latter part of
October or the first of November, and
the laws of this State declare that no
woman shall be hung while quick with
child Hence s. delay IuGst LeceSsa-
rily lie made. Its safe, | think, To
say in advance that she will never be
hung. Gov. Smith, orr last Cover
nor, dug his political grave hy allow
| ing Susan EGerhart 10 hang, and II
Gov. Colguitt is not impressed with
the Justice Of communication or pardon
he is too much of a politician not I,
| interfere. A young married lady tul,
me to-day that # Colaultt reitlsed t,
| pap,l,,n TINS WYmsn every married Ia
| dv IN the State would use her infu
cnce against him if he wa ever :
candidate for Office again.
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MAN AND BEAST!

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from agony.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

To II MAY DAY QUEEN MINE-So. 40.
i u. y. Land ofisr, Eureka. New. June ~.
1853. Notice is hereby gwen that the Siiysr
West Consolidated Mining Company. by its
duly authorized agent. THONGS J. Head. whose
postofice address Is Eureka. Nevada. has this
day filed his application fnr n patent for eight
hundred $500 linear feet Of the Mas Day Queen
mine or vein. bearing silver. with surface
ground two hundred t~2oolfest In width. situate.
lying snd being In Eureka Mining District.
county of Eureka. snd stat of Nevada, AMI
known and designated by the field notes AMI
official plat ON file in this Office ar lot No. I41.
The extericr boundaries of said lot No. i4t
being ms follows. 10 wit: Variation l6S d.y.
enst. Commencing ut n post mrrked No. ~.
Survey No. 1Si, whence the flagstaff in the
town of Eureka bears n. n deg. ~ min. H..
20.I70 feet: Rub Hill M. l bears n. o deg. ~
min. f., i3,l91 feet; u II rnce.pine tree, three
feet In diameter, marked u. t., standing at the
mouth Of the Excelsior tunnel bears y. ~ deg.
H., Coz feet: theme. running first course y. ss'%
deg. f.. 200 feet, to post marked No. =, u. =.
Survey No. IA. This poet stands on the west
ern boundary Of U. :. Survey No. 1+2. Excelsior
and Carlo Zsno lode, whence post No ! Of said
Huguenot survey bears n. as deg. T., 5J5 feet.
Thence, I'd coursc y. IN deg. W.. no feet.
rlong the western boundary Of said survey No.
lt2, to post marked No. ., u. =. Survey No. III:
thence, 81 course. n. NJ deg. w, 40 feet /,
post marked No. 4. u. 8. Survey No. 14t; AMI
H. zee. 4th course. NJ. ~ deg. T.. MOO feet. to
post No. /, the place Of beginning. containing
) 67-1nA acres. This Claim Ia bounded on Tie
east by the Excelsior and Carlo Zsno mines.
and ON the west lay the Gas Light mine. The
location Of this mine II duly recorded In the
Rect rder's office Of Eureka Mining District.
on page "A. In Book ID. Of the Mining Rocor's
II said District. Any and all persons claiming
adversely any portion Of said May Day Qneen
mine, OF said mining ground. a. hcrein-
before described. sre required TO file their a..
verse claim with the Register q! the United
States Land Once at Eureka, in the State II
NevHds. during the sixty days period Of pub
LEGATION hereof, or they will he barred by yir
tue Of the provisions of the statute.
jc2O-dod ID. d. IMMEL, Register.
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APPLICATIONS FOB Patent.


mo THE CLIPPER MINE.-No. a.
United States Land Once. Eureka, New
July ~, 1~S7S.-Notice is hereby given, that
Valentine Fink. whose Postofice address il Nev
York City. State OF New York. has this day filed
his application for \ patent for nine hun.
dred and siIty-seven to67) linear feet o.
the Clipper mine or vein, bearing silver.
with surface ground 200 feet In width, 81
nate. living and being In Eureka Mining Dis-
trict. County Of Eureka, and State Of Nevada.
and known and designated by the field notes
and official plat on file in this once ~ Lot No.
ono hundred and ffty-four tl54l. The exterior
Sanndarics Of said lot No. 1854 being o. follows.
to wit; Variation 16h deg. east. Commencins
At n most marked No. !, u. 8. Survey No. ia.
whence the flagstaff in the town Of Eureks
hears N. deg. AZ min. f.. 6,508 feet RUBY
Hill. No. 1, bears N. rs deg. - min, W., s,7SI
feet. and the Clipper shaft bears 3. 81 deg T.,
4ss feet thence running LIST course N. &c deg.
p e67 feet, TO post marked No. 2, U. 8. survey
M I4 thence I'd course 3. . deg. T., 200 feet.
To most marked No. 3, U. 3. survey No. lA :
| thence I'D course, g.. vs. deg. w., 967 feet, to post
msyked No. A. U. =. survey No. 154, standing ON
the eastern boundary Of U. 8. survey No. 15s,
Keystone Lode, aud thence 4th course N. . deg.
W., 100 feet, to post No. 2, OF said survey No.
l53, 400 feet to post No. l. the place OF begin
ming coptaining4 and si-100 acres. This claim
10 bounded on the west ~ tho Keystone mine.
The location of this mine IL duly recorded In
| the Recorders ONCE Of Eureks Mining District.
in Book A, page 3. Any and all persons claim.
ing adversely sny portion OF said Clipper
| mine or said mining ground, as here
their adverse claim with the Register Of the
United states Land Once. at Eureka, in the
State of Nevada. during the sixty days period
Of ratification hereof, or they will be barred
by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
jy23-60d d.. iMsAEL, heeister.
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APPLICATION ron A pArENr

VNo THE GAs LIGHT MINE-No. l3s.-r.s.
Il Land Once. Eureka, Nevada. June ~,
1873. Notice IL hereby given. that the silver
West Consolidated Mining Company. ~ ih
duly authorized sgcnt. Thomas J. Read. whese
postofhce address Ia Eureka, Nevada. h y this
day fled his application for n patent i5r sf
hundred l0oo) linear feet of the Gas Lisi tmins
or vein. bearing silver. with surface round
one hundred and thirty lia0l feet in width. sit
uste, lying and being in Eureka Mining ~.
trict. County Of Eureka and State Of NevAsir.
and known and designated by the Acid notes
and ofaeisl plat on Ale in this ofaee e ists"
las being N follows. to Wit; Variation 'ss
deg. east. Commencing Il . post MARI ed No,i
U. y. Survey No. lt5. whence the flagstaff In tne
town Of Eureka bears n. y deg. 90 mln. T.;
min. r.. 1920 feet. A spruce-pinc tree, three
feet In diameter, marked b. t., standing at me
mouth df the Excelsior tunnel, bears \. ~ deg.
~ min. r.. 1913 feet, and the mouth Of the Gas
Light Tunnel bears s. 12k deg. f., u test,
Thence running first course s. ST. deg T.. ~
feet, to post marked No. 2. u. &. Survey No.
ii5; thence, I'd course =. az deg. W.. 81 feet 70
post No. ]. OF y. 5. Survey No. la. May paay
Queen lode, COO feet, to post marked No. ~;
). Survey No. las: thence, Sd course N..Ss
deg. W. 100 feet, to post marked MOI Va.
Survey No. las; and thence ith ceui &C. N.sr
deg. f., 600 feet, 10 post No. I. the I'll &c Of ~.
ginning; containing Is-l00 acres. THIS clam,
Is bounded ON the east by the May Day Queen
mine. The location Of this mine IL duly r.
corded In the Recorders Once Of Eureka ME-.
ing District. on page 20l. In Book ID, o. VII
Mining Records of said District. Any nnu ~,
persons claiming adversely any portion q saia
Gas Light mine. or said mining ground ss
here1nbefore described, nFc requtfru 10 ~"
their adverse claim with the Rrnister 81 w
United States Land Once. nj Eurtka. IN ~
state q Nevada, during the sixty days P ,srred
by virtue of the provisions Of the statute;
Je20-GOd d. b, IMMEI. hseister.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
Application FOR A PATENT

~
~ ruu rrnrp LILY MINE.-No. As.
rnited states Land ONCE, Eureks, ivy
y.da July Q. 1878. Notice 10 hereby slss,
thst w ". Mccoy, whose Postohtce ndoiess 70
eureka. Nevada, has this day MED ms y noo,
ton for q patent for one tnoa = : vein bear.
inc silver with surface ground Two rnina
and tbirty-six l23Gl feet in width, situa'e, iyn.s
and being in Eureka Mining Distrlc.; Jul
of Eureka, and State OF Nevaus, ana y nesct.i
and designated by the field notes ana onl Tsa
Mat on file in this Office as lot NO. Isl.
exterior boundaries of said Lot NO. lfi oeinS 10
follows. TO wit: Variation ICY deg. east t Sun
mcncing at a post marked No. u, un
vey No. l4T. whence the flagstaff III tne ty"n
Of Fnreka bears N. 4 deg. 81 min. L. 6.Sy4 lesti
Ruby Hill No, 1 bears N. n dg. ~ m. "'s..oi ~
and the Tiger Lily shaft bears n. 4ssa ues'
SOS feet; thence running LIST course o.o'a u.s,
w. 236 feet, to post marked No. ~ ~ n
No. I47. thence I'd course N. 50 deg. W. u 1Io
feet 10 eastern boundary of U. ). Survey NO.
rs. stella lode; whence poet No. ! OF saiu e a1o
yey No. So bears N. . deg. ". l5l WV ies., ns
| Lilo feet to northern boundary OF saiu surN'
| No. SO; whence post No. / OF SAID survey a.
AZ bears n. 81 deg. L. "a 80 feet: 1.OVo feet 70
post marked No. . U. 5. Survey No. IA; 'heh..
| 81 course N. 57A deg. L. 80 iee. -"
| marked No. 4 u. s. Survey No. IA, anu uas,
4th course 8. IS deg. Is. i,Vv 49, ;" y, tbis
No. L. the place of beginning. so mucn 90
survey No. lat as conflicts with survey ~. SSss
| stella lode. is hereby excluded, said commit. =.
described rs follows, to VII; D es 81
and running thence, ist course s; 9 deg. =: Isl
9-IO feet: thence I'd course n 50 deg w.ito az :,
feet, and thence Sd course n. 81 deg. n, "a oH'
feet, TO place of beginning, con.aihins one
tenth acres, which tract being exciuoea, ic1s.,
REMAINING in this survey 4 49-l00 sores. TN
| claim is bounded on the south by the steiIa
| Eureka and Keystone. The location OF TN
mine is duly recorded In the Recorder = 9nc,
Of Eureka Mining District, on page W. ~ nSoo.,
A. OF the Mining Records OF said Distriet
ANY and all persons claiming adversely an.
portion of said Tiger Lily mine or SAL
ground as hereinbefcre described. are require
to file their adverse claim Win 'he nesiss.
of the United States Land Office, ut Eureka
in tie State OF Nevada, during the sixty day
period of publication hereof. or they Will b
barred by virtue Of the provisions OF til
;vio.eGd d. B. IMMEL. Register.
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

yI,O THE EUREKA GIANT MINE.-No. AS.
U. S. Land ofica, Eureka, New, July .,
l8;s.-Notice is hereby given that W. mccoy,
whose postuffice address is Eureka, Nevada, has
this day filed his application for patent Tor on
thousand Il ,000l linear feet OF the Eureka
Giant Mine or vein bearing silver with surface
ground, two hundred t2Ol feet IN width, SIT
nate. living and being in Eureka Mining DIS
trict, county of Eureka, and State of Nevada,
and known and designated by the field notes
and official plat on file in this office, as Lot
Number one hundred and ~forty-six u46l. The
exterior boundaries of said lot No. lag, being
as follows, to wit Variation lGla deg. east.
Commencing at a post marked No. l, T.. ,.
Survey lI6. whence the flagstaff In the town OF
Eureka bears N. & deg. . min t., I,Olo tett.
Ruby Hill No. l bears n. "a deg. 81 min. W..
Y, 4O6 feet. Post No. 2 of u. \. Survey No. ~,
Stella Lode bears $. 10 deg. 81 min. f., 29i feet,
| and the Eureka Giant shaft bears N. ~ deg. ~
| min. W, AL feet. Thence running 1st course
$. G9A deg. W. 200 feet to post marked No. 2,
U. s. Survey No. lI6; thence I'd course n. 20,
deg. W. ! 100 feet to post marked No. 3, L. :.
Survey, No. 1iG; thence "a course N. t3a deg.
f.. 2e0 feet to post marked No. 4, u. ). Survey
| No. lac. and thence 4th course $. 20 i deg. f.,
1000 feet TO post No. /. the place of beginning
containing 4 5g-lON acres. This claim il bound
ed on the southeast by the Stella and FAnni'
Is mines. The location Of this mine Is dull.
recorded in the Recorders cfice of Eureki
Mining District, on page l04, III book A, OF
the Mining Records vi said District. An,
snd all persons claiming adversely any portion
of said Eureka Gisnt mine or said ground ss here
inbefore described, nre required 10 HE thei
adverse claim with the Register OF the Unite
States Land Office 1T Eureka, in the Site o
Nevada, during the sixty days period of publ
cation hereof, or they viii he barred by Nirtu
Of the provisions Of the stsiute.
jyl0-God b. d. IMMEL, Register.