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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
A Natural History Lesson.
Detroit Free Press.l

Detroit Free Press.l
els this q pig?"
Eyes, this is a pig"
What is q hoRf"
"a hog spits all over the floor Of q
street car; he also wants the stamp clerk
ut the postofics TO wait on him first.
That's the way you can tell q hog from
a pig"
"Does q pig root with his feeti"
"No; he roots with his nose. A pigs
nose is called q snout. A cheerful.
minded pig will turn over more ground
in search Of one small potato than the
average boy would dig up in hunting for
q gold WATCH"
"what gait does the pig takef"
"He likes an open gate the best"
els a pig as intelligent as q dog?"
more so about ONE things. A dog
most always jumps over q fence. strain
ing his muscles and running the risk Of
breaking his back. while a pig dives
under u and runs no risk. A pig can
tell a hill OF potatoes from q hill Of Gu.
cumbers, but a dog can't. You lead u
dog, but the pig will lead you"
"Can q pig see in the night ?"
Gle can see by night as well as by
day. In driving one out Of the garden
he won't appear TO see the hole he camo
in at. but he does nee il oil the time"
Why is IL that two pigs eating at q
trough six feet long will still crowd each
other 2"
1--WE will answer that when You sx-
plain why 1t is that every one in the
crowd around q fallen horse wants to
boss the job Of getting the animal up"
"Do pigs have eyebrows I"
eyes, until old enough to root; then
they wear 'em Off against fence rails"
care there pigs OF lead 2"
Eyes; but you can't find amy n who
ever led q pig"
What food do pigs prefer ?"
"Well, quail on toast Is their first
choice. but when they can't get 1t they
will take up with grass. frozen potatoes.
moldy corn or apple cores. lie never
goes hungry because the hired girl hap.
pens to grind up pepper with tho cof-
Fee"
The cackling Of geese, you said.
once saved Rome. Did the grunting Of
pigs ever save a~nythiDg?"
mot that We know OF. but a pigs
heels have often saved his bacon"
"Do pigs ever attack children"
"Once in a great while. II u pig had
gone into politics aud got beaten. and
other pigs were showing him around anil
calling him an idiot aud 30 forth. he
might DO tempted to bite q small boy
who was sticking kernels Of corn on u
cast.iron cob to deceive him and break
of his teeth"
"Can pigs climbi"
eyes. Let four or Ave dogs get after
one small pig and he'll climb for all he's
worth. lie may not 60 up a tree, but 1t
will DO because no hasn't time to stop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Mother Bailey.

IN. Y. c~orrespondencs Boston Journal.l
On tho 9th Of September. 1851. one
hundred years will have elapsed since
Fort Griswold witnessed the patriotic
sacrifices OF Mother Bailey. Arrange.
ments looking to the celebration Of that
event are already in progress. Rev.
Samuel j. Knapp OF this city has an
original portrait Of the lady, the only
known one in existence. II was painted
for him t~wonty.six years ago. Mr..
Knapp was q neighbor and personal
friend Of the old lady. and sho yielded
with great reluctance to have her por.
trait taken. II was painted In piece
meals-when she was In the mood for
knitting. Her face Is almost q parallelo-
gram. and her countenance is OF a leather
color-onco 80 common. now so seldom
seen. Her look is resolute aud endu-
ring. She is painted in the very ordi-
nary domestic costume Of the day. Her
hatred Of the British was 30 intense that
she would not wear linen or anything
made out OF the country. Her cap.
which was Of cotton, towers mp like the
bear skin Of the Old Guard. She boast.
ed that all tho Presidents since the wal
Of 1912 hal visited her but one. That
exception, which she would not name,
she refused to see, aud = o notified him.
She kept n record OF the eminent per.
sons who called upon her. Her home was
under the hill. where TT. Griswold stands
TO this day. This Is the story she told Mr..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
Natural History-The Dog.

~ u uoR.
Do you see the dog
lie looks as natural as life.
The dog Is called by some, mans
most faithful seryant. One or two in
stances have been known where q dog
has frightened away q thief or bit an
agent. They have also been known to
bark at the moon, and thus prevent it
falling and dashing the earth to pieces.
II it wasn't for dogs We should not
know what to do with our old oyster
cans. You can 10Y ask any questions
you desire.
".How large Is q dog !"
Well. that depends. II he's run.
ming away from you he looks about the
size OF a gallon jug. but II he's coming
at you. he looks as large as a yearling
calf"
"Do dogs guard houses ?"
eyes; particularly the kitchen door.
Nothing hurts q dogs feelings so much
a. to have his master think he's waiting
for bones, instead Of being there ON
guard"
"Can a dog take q hint 2"
les. As Que sees a farmer comlng
across the field with a gun he knows
that killing sheep is over that morning.
and away he goes"
"Are dogs very strong ?"
"You'd think that they could pull a
ssw.los to judge by the mount Of howl.
ing they will do between dusk and day.
break. but the minute a boy wants q
ride on his sled the family dog Is
troubled with heart disease and general
weakness"
"Can dogs find their way home from
distances 2"
"It's according to the dog. II it's
one you want to get rid Of. hs al find
his way home from California. II it's a
good one, he's apt to get lost u he goes
around thescorner."
"Can dogs see in the dark 2"
"Some appear to. but instances are
not rare where dogs, commanded TO
rush out and devour the fellow hooking
wood. have rushed under the bed by
mistaks-and stayed there. That's all
about dogs.-Dsiroit Pre- Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

SINCE she passed into tho thirtiss,
Nine. A., a charming and pious woman,
who would not tell q lie for untold gold,
has devised an ingenious plan 10 battle
those who are no indicate ~ to ask her
her age. "You see." she says, frankly,
"Mme. b. and the Countess dc &. and
I all grew up together. aud to tell you
my age would be 10 disclose to you
theirs. II makes no difference to me,
but perhaps they might think I had
been indiscrset. Suppose you ask
them" The inquirer does 30, and the
person he i~nterrogatss replies: T" Yes,
dear Mime. A. and I went to the Same
convent, and she was only two months
and four days older than !. She will be
twenty.six In October, but she looks
older than that don't you thinki"-
Pori Pcp0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
A Az A PROPHET.

The bittersst enemy OF Gen. Grant
will now admit that he Is somewhat OF q
prophet. Something like a year ago.
when II became certain that the Senate
was about to pass under Democratic
control. and the prospects for a Repub-
lican victory in 1850 were remarkably
slim. the General was interviewed in
regard TO the situation. While the party
OF which he was and is the natural
leader was excited and fearful, Grant
was calm and hopeful. The Democrats,
he said. never yet have failed to make
fools Of themselves when they had the
power. and they will do it this time.
These are not the exact words. but they
express the sentiment which the Cen
eral intended to convey. The prophecy
has been amply fulalled. The Demo-
crats have done not one, but many,
foolish things. They have maliciously
attempted to ipaugurate a revolution
against the Administration and In favor
Of o man who deliberately made the
Presidency Of the nation n subject for
bargain and sale. In a time OF unusual
severity and widespread poverty. they
have reduced appropriations and dis
charged necessary laborers on the public
works. under the spscious pretenss OF a
false economy They have mar
shaled q solid South. stupidity ignorant.
apparently. OF the fact that tho inevita-
BILE result would be = solid North to
confront ii. Their folly has run It's
course. and Grants prophecy will be
fully verified in 1850 by the election OF n
Republican President,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

Mr.. W. LlDD. who il prominently
connected with the electric light expert.
ments in England. writes to the Daily
Nscs: THAT electric light will take
the place OF gas for large spaces, railway
stations, halls. workshops and such like
places. there car be no doubt, but the
present state Of our electrical knowledge
holds but no hope Of its ever suppressed
ing the present system OF house lighting
aud other domestic purposes" Ho adds
that those who own gas shares had bet
ter keep them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

BEES often make long journeys in
search Of food. A bee owner in the
West. thinking that they perhaps visited
the clover field OF a friend forty miles
away. sprinkled thsir backs with -four
one morning ss they left their hives.
having prsviously requested the friend
70 watch for them. A telegram came
from the latter during the day saying.
"Plsniy Of your white jacket bees
hsrs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

TnE st. Louis Post says that II there
is any one thing more than another that
convinces a man Of the progress Of edu.
cation in our common schools, and the
sound practical instruction communi.
Gated TO the rising generation. II Is 10
have his daughter bring him n problem
something like this: IL eight oxen ION.
sumo twelve aud one.eighth times the
amount OF food In five days required by
one.siStt Of the square root Of sixteen
sheep at q cost OF 90. rs ccuts, how many
oxen will be required to consume the
amount required by one-half Of tho cube
root Of an equal number OF sheep In
forty.two days time at n cost OF i.lG OF
that amount, and triumphantly point to
the answers at the foot OF a whole slate
full OF figures as being ~ 1871 .3G9 oxen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

The Bodie Standard will hereafter be
published daily. instead OF semi.wsskly.
1t is cheering to note this evidence Of
prosperity in u contemporary. and We
extend to u brother publishers hearty
congratulations on their success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

The Lieutenant Governor Of Mani
itoba was shaved by q Winnipeg barber.
who charged him fifteen cents. His
Honor said that was too much. and iu-
duced him to accept twelve. Then no
went homo and desired his private Sec
Rotary to visit the various tonsoria pal
aces and see what was the lowest rate at
which the gubernatorial barbering would
DO undertaken. the successful compete
tor having the privilege OF painting ON
his signboard. "Hair-dresser to His
Honor. the Lieutenant Governor" The
private secretary declined this coniiden'
tial mission. and was promptly dismissed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

A SQUIRREL saw a Man. late in the
Fall, without an 0yercoat. Said he 70
Mrs. Squirrel /: "Going to be q mild
Winter this year. Nancy (; Men 60 with.
out o~vercoats." Monl-It Is as easy
for the Squirrel to tell what the
Weather will 10 by what the Man wears.
as for the Man by what the Squirrel
wears.-Bosion Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

TEE art OF gardening and agriculture
in all their branches is brought to the
highest perfection in Japan. The most
beautiful flowers in the world are found
there. and three crops a year are some
times raised of the land. Every foot
Of the soil has been thus cultivated for
800 years. aud the land is as rich as
ever. The fruits are delicious, and seed.
less oranges sell at the rate OF five for a
cent. The whole country is as beautiful
and highly cultivated as are the finest
gardens in America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

"TnE Sultan has signed q scheme fol
reforms in Asia Minor" But he must
not forget that no reform can DO success
fully carried out without the aid OF Mr..
Tilien's reform cipher. Acts automat.
ically and without the knowledge Of the
operator. None genuine but those hav'
ing Mr.. Tilden's name blown In the bot
tie. All others are impostors. Send
three cent stamp for descriptive circular.
-Hdrkeye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23

The Silver City Times says /; James
@. Chesley. Of San Francisco, n son in.
law OF jasper Babcock. the Secretary Of
S~tats-elect. will be the next Deputy
Secretary OF State Of Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

MECHANICS UNION BALL.
First Grand Annual Ball
-or The
MECHANICS UNION OF STOREY CO.
70 De orsrr At
CoOper's Hall, Virginia City,
TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. 10.
Executive Committee.
ABB Mckay. D Y Hazeltine.
Jacob Young. IN h.miil.
Nv Plant, william a Lloyd.
Invitation Committee.
Every Member Of the Union.
Receptisa Csmmiuee.
III Dyer, James Mckay,
RT Plank. John Ryno,
George x Belmor. Mat Rein.
Ell Townc, TheoH woodworth.
Pieer Directors.
ot.,h., WuL.,
aJP Perkins, Mckay.
Pioer Managers.
Nick SEXTON. RB Conners,
w X Carrigan, james Parker.
John Maekinson. Nsy Churchmsn.
TICKETS admitting ssnilemap and lsdiss) %
- All sussts will be served nee Of charge.
Music By Prsfssser ). W. varnsy's
Qbadrills Hand.
Dancing will commence at . O'Clock sharp.
nl2td
FIRST ANNIVERSARY BALL
a Q, . a
EXEMPT FlREMER's ASSOCIATION
TO M OWN At
NATIONAL GUARD HALL.
VIRGINIA CITY.
ON
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. IS, 1873,
THANKSGIVING NIGHT.
Music BY varnsy's Qusdriiis Hand.
TICK oO
admitting gentleman and iadies.)
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qnsnuty OF helovaied aud Clean Linen with.
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Pse,ases punetualiy called for and 70.
OFFICES Theodore woin'. Clothing s,or.
gtnia. and ve.cy IIousc. God ifiI. ""
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% 3srritorisr er Der Siraf for S5lu.
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oct. at Sorisbsbsn timber Oct uaier.
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mtbminhrs go~pbsitsmmelierns iflnr.
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6orsrins msllem airte % Stat CT
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Sor(RjeGist.

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