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Connecticut western news., 1878-02-28
The Chinese Famine.

The four provinces of China which now oher to the world the appalling spec tacle of seventy millions of human be- Ing perishing with starvation are in the north, bordering upon Mongolia. Shau- SC is the province which seems to be most severely stricken with famine. It has an area of 3,268 miles, and contains, besides it's capital, Tae-yuen Foo, eight prefectural cities, The population of Shau-se alone is returned at 14,004, ,210. Its starving millions strikingly illustrate the Tantalus-like condition to which mankind is doomed before civilization has provided it with intelligence and in struments to wrest from the earth its treasurers of agriculture and mineral wealth, and to distribute in all directions the elements of comfort and prosperity. They are literally dying in the very midst of inexhaustible potentialities of happy life.
 From the southern frontier of Shau-se to as far north as Ning-woo Foo there is 8 plateau, thirty thousand square miles in extent, elevated from five thou sand to six thousand feet above the level of the sea. The whole of this plateau is one vast coal field. Its northern or west ern limits are bounded by high noun tain ranges trending southwest and north east. Down the central line of the prov ince lies curious series of deep depres- sions, all of which are basins of ancient lakes. Shau-se is one of the most re- markable coal and iron regions of the earth. Baron Won Richtho4en expresses the opinion that, at the present rate of coal consumption, G the world could be supplied for thousands of years from Shau-se alone.' The vicinity of Tse- chow Foo, in the south of the province, abounds in both coal and iron, and has probably furnished more iron to the Chinese than any region in the empire The iron is of great purity and easily fusible, while the necessary means of manufacturing it, such as all sorts of clay and sand for crucibles, moulds, etc., are close at hand.
 This unprecedented famine calls re- newed attention to the danger of over crowding country with people, far be- yond its normal capacity for supporting them well. China is packed with people like sardines in box -only the people are alive, while the fishes are dead. To relieve 7O,OOO,O ,OOO of starving people is out of the question; but to assist China in preventing 8 recurrence of this calam- ity, and open an adequate outlet for her surplus population where they can find ample means of subsistence and clear the heart of continent for future genera tions of civilized humanity, would be a grand and profitable undertaking.
Connecticut western news., 1878-02-28
A Double Surprise.

While Mr. and Mrs. Enright, of De- troit, are agreed upon most all other subjects, they do not exactly agree as to how tramps should be treated That is, they didn't until the other day. His heart was tender enough for him to say
 "Every time you feed hungry per son you lay up treasures in heaven"
 "I can't have them annoying me, and I won't p was her spunky reply.
 "Does it annoy you to have hungry man ask for food? ?''
 "Yes, it does p
 "Id be only too glad to feed and con- verse with a score of them," he con- tinued. "Id like to ask them of their out if they realize that there is another world put new and better thoughts into their minds. Oh Hannah, be good to the unfortunate p
 "I'll fix you, old man p she said to herself, as she leaned back to rock, and she meant to do it. Next morning, when he had been gone an hour, @ tramp called and asked for sandwich. The fellow was invited into the parlor to warm and wait for dinner. At ten o'clock there were three in there. At eleven there were seven. Half an hour later she smilingly seated two more. About noon, while waiting for her husband to arrive and ask them of their future hopes and fears, and chuckling over her scheme, she heard one tramp call out :
 "Let go my ha'r p
 "'Rah for me p screamed a third, and then the crashing and smashing drowned their voices. The whole crowd fought across and around the parlor, out into the hall, and two or three were being dragged down the front steps as Mir. Enright came up.
 "'Nother of us. Go for him !'' yelled big tramp, and the good man was hit on the ear, pitched into the street, and didn't come to until a dozen camphor bottles had been collected. He entered the house leaning on his wife's arm. They stood ill the parlor door and gazed on the panorama. It was gorgeous
 How much treasure in heaven do you think has been placed to our credit this morning?" she mildly inquired.
 He slowly reached for the camphor bottle, took long sniff, and replied:
 Hannah, let us feed the poor-we are the poor! !"
Connecticut western news., 1878-02-28
PAPA IS COMING HOME.

Five little noses against the pane, Five pairs of eyes peering down the lane, Trying to see thro' the mist and rain,
 If papa h coming home. The clock on the mantel has just struck four, Which tells they've to wait one half hour more Before the train, with its rattle and roar,
 Will bring their papa home. Five little faces clean and sweet, Dimpled fingers and dancing feet, Well-brushed jackets and aprons neat,
 For papa is coming home. Over the track with its lights so bright, The long train glides in its rapid flight, And five little children are happy tonight,
 For papa is coming home. The whistle sounds, the gates aswing, Footsteps chatter and voices ring, Red lips kiss and white arms cling,
 For papa has come home.
Connecticut western news., 1878-02-28

Two double cousins married per haps eighty years ago. They are now dead, They lived in Harris county, Ga, and raised twelve children, all of whom lived to be 60 years old and upward. Alternately deaf and dumb infant was born, making six of sound body and six afflicted. The six deaf and dumb chil- dren lost their sight at 60 years. Three of the unfortunates are, or were, boys (we don't know how many live or have died) and three girls.
Connecticut western news., 1878-02-28

BREAKFAST MUFFINs.-Twoe eggs, well beaten with cupful of sugar and a lump of butter the size of an egg; to this add one pint of milk, with tea spoonful of soda, one quart of flour and two tablespoonfuls of cream tartar bake in muffin rings or iR gem-pans in quick oven. This is dainty substitute for bread at breakfast or tea.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13
TURNIP SEED.

TURNIP SEED.
1URPLE Top. Strap Leaf and White Flat
Dutch Turnip Seed, for sale by
July %. 1878. DUKE GALLAhEh.
ME have just received stock OF Stamped
w Milk Pans. Pudding Pens, French Roll
PAM. wash Basins. Cola nders, kc.-all extra
heavy goods. nd very cheaE.
Juiy o. 1878. DUKE GA1LAHER,
A NICE Lot of New and Fashionable Lawns
IA JUST GEORGE w. TAYLOR,
July %, 1878, Near the Market
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13
A cre,t inr.sIon Of kapgnroos recently

"A great invasion Of kangaroos recently
occurred in various parts of Australia. espe-
eialIy Queensland, the animals being, no
doubt, driven from the interior by the
drought and It's effects in sesrch Of food
They came in Thousands, devouripg every
thing 10 the shape of herbs or grain, SO that
sheep and cattle wore offen reduced 10 dry
leaves for fodder. The coIonists promptly
met the attack, 10 some cases driving the
ksngsrons into 40 Enclosure and shooting
them In the battle more than i, 900 kan
earoos we're kill in four days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13

"A commission appointed to investigate
fraudulent practices in the delivery Of sup
plies to the Russian army during the var
has been in session in Odessa, and has ex>
posed astounding trickery. A Colonel Of q
regiment endeavored 10 pocket SO, 900 ruples
by reporting that -four to that value was lost
in storm. In sDother instance m enor>
nous quantity of hay was falsely reported to
have been spoiled by rain. Al fifteen differ
en-. places bread intended for the army was
discovered that was only half baked, and
was partly composed of entirely ipdigestible
Ingredients. The vodki (grog). that in Rus-
sia is an indispensable part of the army sup
plies, was most unblushiugly watered.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13

"A Steam Canal Boat, the invention, Of
two New Jerseymep, is now being experts
mented with On the canals Of that State
Three trips have been made. 104 miles each
one, at maximum cost of about fifteen dol
lars each trip. The engine with which the
boat is furnished is of !, 500 pounds weight.
aud a,b.lf tons of coal are used on each trip.
So far the sxpsrimeutssb have been perfectly
satisfactory.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13
may expect him every moment"
All the color fed swiftly from Clara's

may expect him every moment.
All the color fed swiftly from Clara's
cheek.
"Now don't be goose r. whispered Mary,
softly. "Just read this,
SO Clara read as follows
"My Des. Sister-1 am sick of the Great
Metropolis sick Of life, and sick OF myself
sm fas. becoming, in fact, . misanthroPe-
sick Of everything. So, to improve this woe
full condition of affairs, shall start tonight
for your sweet, pretty country home. For
myself BY falling in love, aud that is very
serious business for q man of my peculiar
temperament. can assure you. Did you,
during your visit here, over know Miss
Vanel 1 was in Franco at the time. you
remember. Well, We have been indulging
in what Dame GTuudy would call pleasant
Irritation, and, for the first time in his life.
your brother processes himself conquered
People say she has no heart. That l don't
believe. 1t is utterly impossible So glorious
q woman should be minus that most feminine
appendage. But. one thing lie certain. shn
hiss no heart for me, and that has left mo
with out heart for anything else. (Pleas"
don't think this is intended for a pun-1'm
in anything but punniug humor) As you
know am not in the habit Of proclaiminG
my miseries, aud hate pity above all things.
burn this as soon rs read. keep all Informs
ton herein contained to yourself, aud don 4
say woman to me while I remain.
Lovingly, your brother.
MoRroS"
Even as Clara. read. a tall figure darkeped
the doorway.
"oh, Morton" shouted his sister. joyfully
advancing with outstretched hand.
49, L.,
new conner glanced ques.iouingly over at the
new comer standing in the shadow of the
room.
"Clara, here is my brother" said Mrs.
Thurstou, smiling. II believe, however.
you are already acquainted with one ALL
other"
Thus urged, Clara advanced.
"Miss Yaue and hero J" said the gem
temau in Amusement. Then, recovering
himself, Excuse me. but this meeting was
so utterly unexpected. that l." and here
his glance fell upon the letter which she still
held.
MARY gave it to me-" she stnmmered er-
plainingIy, interpreting Alright lis IN ute, as
tonishing look.
He smiled. Some way, her emb arrass-
ment put him very much more at ease.
"She did, Well what do you think of
itr"
She looked round for assistance from some
quarter, but the husband and wife had
lift the room. So, very unwillingly, she an
swered II don't know"
"You dou't2 Well" endeavoring to look
into the eyes which so pertiuaciousIy sought
the floo.. 'sare you sorry for mol"
mo" very low aud the next moment
"icy Clara Yane" was clasped close in pair
oF manly arm5 from which she made not tho
slightest motion to extricate herself
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13

Here is the Louisville Courier Journals
infallible remedy for ill health in business ::
'Strong doses of advertising should be ad
ministered to business that looks bilious
about this time of the year. It's remedy for
the bilious look is specific at once cheap,
pleasant to take, and infallible. A few
packages of i. judiciously administered will
do more to put the patient on his legs, and
give him a strong, vigorous constitution,
than anything else in the whole materia
medica of commerce aud trade. To be had
a. all responsible newspaper Offices"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13
Wholesale Druggists.

- Kelley must look out for his laurels.-
The Winter Manufacturing Co., capital &c.,
000, 200, has just been organized in New
York TO test a new motor of one Francis
Winter, Jr. The inventor claims to have
discovered the motor by accident He says
he does not know what it is, but it can be
utilized rs readily as steam, yet it is not steauj
it does not condense and is not moist He
thinks it is some kind of gas. as when ignitcd
il gives brilliant light, yet it will not burn
ones finger if placed in the fame. He says
it is generated "by mere mechanical means |;
we pour some water in one cylinder, set tho
machinery to work. and the motor is gene
rated and appears in another cylinder" An
experimental car is run on the Second. avenue
line by the new force, with moderate success.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13

PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER i CO.,
The Celebrated Cluthiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of a plAe OF ordsrin g
CLOTHING and rNnERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send applica tion their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF! MEASUREMENT.
n full line of samples from their i'm m euse stock
of Cloths, CassiIneres, Coatings. Shirtiugs, &C.
sh1s enabling parties IN 1sg Pa't o. inc feon ts,
with the certainty of receiving garments Of
The Very --latest Style
And Most Perfect Fit
attaiunbIe. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part Of tho country. As is we'll known
bout Southern States they have fos Forty
three Years excced in all departments of their
busin which 10 subsa tia guara ntee as to tn
character of the C oods they viii send OUT large
aad veil. assorted stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
At POPLAR PRICES
When Goods sent per Expre C. o. o., there
will be no coll. csion charge amountsof S 90 and
Goods AID Price List free application. The at
tcutiuu of the Trade ia invited TO holesale
Department, which is always kept ap TO the highest
NOAH WALKER & CO,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furn ishing Goods. either
ready made made to order.
l65 and l67 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
November 2S, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13
MaHtby House,

MaHtby House,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THE ssMALTBY" is the only Hotel in Balti.
l. more conductcd on both the
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Owing TO the decline in cost Ell many Articles
appsrtaining to our expenses, tho rates Of board
have been reduced to
S2.oo and 81 so pr Day on the american Plan, and
Sl.OO 10 $500 on the Europsan.
Being the only Hotel in the country having at
thpse rates
F1RST-C GLASS PASSENGER
I'D Il ii " a TO E,
and all modern improvements
..;,,, CIR. HOGAN.
Npu -, loI'- ~. Proprietor.
INhE " indser Coffee Pot is fading its vav in 10
hundreds OF fAnilie.-buy IL and en;ny ,ood
Coffee. DURe CT !1y so'1
May II, 1878. hT"'
JOSEPH II. yesterday take. Rn,t,1 70.
- Bacon, Lard, &C.. for Goods Gail a.,
him. i anu see
June II, 1878.
DRESSED Pans, all sizes, for sale by
juno H. JOS. H. yesterday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13

DIR. Muller, chief physician of the Ger
man General Staff. who recently went to ia
pan to aid in creating q military academy,
was the first person obtaining an audience of
the Mikado who did not take of his boots.
Upon being informed that he could not en-
ter the sacred presence without doing so, he
replied that his master. the great Kaiser, or
dered him to appear in full military uniform,
and he was compelled to comply. lis boots,
he said, formed an important essential to the
uniform, and he did not dare TO present him
self without them. The Milkado consented
to the audience.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13
Spirit Of Jefferson.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST Is, 1878.
Minnie Warren's Burial.

The Little Mother and her Babe Lad
AWoy IN CAild's Cebfa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-13

STARVING TO DEATH.-Thousands OF
men and woman are starving themselves TO
death. They dare not est or drink this or
that, fearing it will increase their flesh
Life depends upon continuous seli.deDial.-
The only safe aud reliable remedy for this
terrible condition is Aliens Anti Fat. II is
wholly vegetable and perfectly harmless
Its use insures 4 reduction of from two to Eve
pounds per week Sold by druggists.
Buffalo, N. Y, June 18th, 1878.
To the Prop'rs of Allan's Anti>Fat
Gentlemen.-The following report is from
the lady who used Aliens Anti Fat: at
(the Anti Fat) had the desired effect, reduce
ing the fat from two to FIVE pounds . week.
until had lost twenty five pounds. hopo
never to regain what have lost"
Yours respectfully,
POWELL & PLiMPTos.
Wholesale Druggists.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-29
: gS beist, DeutIhlanb nebe i'm 9,

- gs beibt, DsutiAlano flebe I'M gez
srilf. bic Ginlabunsen gum &onsreb 5l
erlalien, bann beist eS wieper, Die Sahe
ipeSen l3ultaneefcmmen3 ces &cusreleS
Iei nod etpaS 5weifelbaft. Sm Scnsreb
miirbe Seitreid bnrd ben @rafen 9lnprai'
ip, 0fuelanb burh ShuWalciI unp @ns
lanp burd Salisturp certreten Ieiu. -
Sen. SfotelOf batte nit ieiner aapalle'
rie Yicrenjcs beiebt, mubte lit ater mies
Der suritdIieten, oa er feline Snaruttionen
iiberId,ritten batte.-Die Seltreider pa.
ben bic nSrbliden gimgdnse gum Yreoes
atpab beIest. Die YepSlteruns bon BEL.
grab lebnt litt sesen ben Tirlten ani. -
Die Gn9lGnoer mShten germ oas Brctetz
tcrnt iiber bic aiiatiihe 2iiriei ausiitsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-29

porbsm 70 farfe unb nutbiee Shoma i1G
zines 9ansens niht srwsbrsn, ais cb lie,
wie bic Ssinper I'm Warden, an einem
Drahen unb unssbeuer, Der psr 1einsr
Gel1enhGhle tauert, sUriiter miilfe. 9bo-
ma If frsilid Yiel ftarter, ais PAS alte
bIrftigs @siblein, aber es 1T ihon Bart
eenua bic aauerube bsiiessn Su niiiisa.
Ster III es pisaeidbt m0sltd, Der Nrmen
beisuFeten, bic bod nod metr lethen mub.
ais wir2 Qabt iid ibr s'sllsiht abneb.
men, baB ie bel itrsm bittsrn Sarme nidt
aua nod fir bas taslide gros su icrssn
Bat?
Riatia ga Fst bie 5haubtatbsr
aufbsr Stsinldws0e DOR ibrem 5aus&su,
Fs tdlt beire Jduite an bic Shlafen &C.
bradt unb 1T fait gang in iIdb ;ulammen sc,
triimmt, bas rutbc &cpftud rmbt fat auf
ben &nieen.
Wubts bisle Nrms nuG, bab beute bss
Sag bes @sridts? Sic (Gien ;u lalafen
unO S9cma sina leiie, ben 4tbsm anbal-
tenb iptiter. als fs aber isbt gan, nabs
ssfommsu Oar, ertob bic aite slSsli&
ibren >8upf, itre 1usen Ftmmertea unb
1e rief;
Du, Du, beut 1T Der 3abltas
Dart man gut NIT Gub reben2
@uta M't mir Du 2 GfA'. eoer-
Gle sc9 Elm 1aldeameTsr ReruOr, Sffnete
ss unc fhrie, Sd fann aud mcrpen.
Du tif lein Rino uao er was meinsa.
Geb',
Stsma si.:s 3tttesne basun unc nseen
ttr niseer fel bas ufeme MsHsr, ras ibr
Die Wlte naheswurfen batse. Sbcma
elite bersab mnb btntsr fid erein tSrte lse
jdmmsrli&es 8lassn uns SAreisn bio Fe
In ben @alb fam.
(a5OrtfsbHns fO!st)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-29
xera 8,

Correspondence. Va Grdnse 81. Wfdi.
6eute snblit mad, lanOem 6ansea unb
Wanaan lit 1hwsbenoer peu fur 5srrn $.
Qtebler pun Ghulenture murbe tin Yrc.
3se tm biefsen Diiiriftssrisbt CUR 8srbanb,
lung eetraht. gierss 3susen aus Sdu-
leuburs uab auber bieisn mob cine srcbe
Nn,abl ron Greunren BON eten pater ma.
rem su biesm 3wede ber cnweieno. 5err
eiebler mar pon Der 6irma IsIAmalsr,
Dunn & Nesrfheipt unb 1immons s.
Brown uns Der Staat pom County. Mn.
malt N. $. Dbelps nertretsn. Shon
naa furssr 3cit bate man aus ben isHs,is
Spesial. 0eihworenen cine SurY, betsbenb
aus cht Mmsritanern unb sier DeutlGsn
rcaanilirt unb lhritt jofutt gum 3tuesn.
0erbor. Son Seitfn bes Staates pur-
pen nur Bsipeiis ssbradt, wslGe BON elmer
lanssn 8sibs RON l1mildnoen abbiussn !;
wotinsesen Don 9eitsn Der 9ertbsipi9uns
:3ensen poresbraht wurben. pie-tpenn fe
aud niGt bic unlhulb 2ietler's bemeiIsm
fcnnteu-bie 1Gat pollfummen reGtfsrtis.
ten. Gessn pier lbr Na@mittas ldloB
tas 3eueensertSr, BON mslhsm Id Sbnen
peaen Der 3lr3e ter 3.it tstnen esnaueren
9eriHt erfattsn lam. M5se btrr nur 70
pirl seiast fsin, bab ber etrwurotse, alte
Nnsstlaste watrsnc Der ean;en gssrbanb.
lungen bon ieinsn sa9lreihen Treunben
umrtuat, wslHe itm Iutb unb 5pffnuns
sulpraden, unb bab bic @ympatbte aller
suten girser NIT semiel6en 1T uno mar.
I'm llbr 3ug lt& bic Surp sur gerattuue
suriid unb lhpn TIM lltr bra&te biefelbe,
trobtem ae IN Der 3yoiidsn3sit isr NbsnD.
trub einesncmmsn bate, ibr Ssrptft auI
ynidt iduleis" lautsao etu.
= Das Iremrntbptel III @a(pelfrn
murbc prn sDiarr & 8empner fir bic
Snmme bon $48,925 erltanben. Das
!Sptel lpa balb ipieber erSffnet me,bem.
Neuz2arebp ipn BON SOOAufltGnbil ldeu
einseiAlpHen fem. YieDraS @esras wirb
| fd sesen ei,len stnsriil aidt balten fSn=
men. DaS Weriht sinS, GScobeoo Jet
mabrcnb Der Spnnabeno 9aadt III eagle
YaB selreiea.
= Corpus Gbri1ti seoenft in bielemt
Sabre Wiillionen Eiunp Wcle gu per=
idiffen.
- Der bro6ence ytiot TIT Gan Saba
ipurbe bur9 tclsenben YOrfall 9erprrsez
ruisH. Sin setpiiIer grpwn itanb ber
8erleeuns bes 2pfal Spticn 8eieees au=
seflaSt ppr @erid)t, ais ct ieineu Reprl@
Der 800 unb ben County =9lnwalt 3l err
| ihieBen brpbte. DieIer mar unbewaiIuet
unb bat SrO,pn 10 lanse 3u parten, bis
er ii9 aud cine 9Saiie perIdafit babe.
Sropn ippllte bennc9 eben I4ieben, als
ber Yartner pes Gpaatp s(nmalts, Elm
gepilier aenbaa, als er ieinen &rllegen in
2etenSsefabr lab, ibm 5upurfam nap ibn
ilieberlhrB. Der Gcuntpridter prbnete
ipfort an, DaB eine Yciie ben WiSrber mad,
Irapis County ins @efinsniB brinseit
fotle. Der Sberifi ernanntc pa5u nleb@
rere Yermanpte unp 6reltllbe beS Bro,pn,
basesen prcteitirten nun bic Sreunbe Senz
balls unb lie beraAcn i'm unp ipeisert
f9, ibn Der allerbinss perodhtisen YplIe
aus3nlieiern. Gtaatstruppen iinp mad,
San Gaia uutermess, nm ben Vefe9l beS
9idterS ansSuiabrsn unp auf 3}mhe uno
SrbnIu9 ;u leben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-29
0oR bic Gitelfeit bic 5raueu lelblt

= DAP bic @itelteit Die 6rauen ielblt
in ben Nusenbliden Der 9rSBten Nnst unp
aufresuns nidt oerlaBt, fOnnte man nett
liW erlt mieber in ciner berliner &linif erq
fennen. Ginem 2Oiabrisen Wdoden,
ipeldeS bura Scrrpbeln bic Naie einsez
biiBt, lcllte eine fiinltlitef ans bet Stirnz
baut bergeitellt merbsn. Sic lag bereitS
auf benz SpsraticnStiid, mno bic Gblce
rpfrrnl< <9aarfple fims idpn an, ibren @eilt
sefansen 81 baltem, ais lie nod Suleet
bic gSOrte pem Speratem bimbaudte:
aber bite, Ser @eheimratb, mems mSs'
li6 1T, ne rom Ihe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

A DvERTIsE IN THE EUREKA
"A sEsrrsEL, the DssI s1yersisihg medium
y Esstsva Neysda.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
A. B. HUNT,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
IA ut Law. 800 Montgomery street. Rooms
Go and &c, Nevada Block, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

/. G. OF. RED CROSS.
MEET EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING AT
WI half-past 7 O'Clock j. STRAUS, Il. G.
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NOTICE Is R GIVEN THAT THE
IN taxes ON the proceeds OF the mines for
the quarter ending Sept 3Oth, 1878, Ia now aus
and payable 10 me al my once In Eureka, ans
that the law In regard 10 the collccuon o.
the same will DO strictly enforced.
HANK KNIGHT,
nl-6w Assessor Of Exxtka CoUns
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SOCIETIES.
BULIION ENCAMPMENT NO. 10.

II OLDS REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
III First and Third MONDAYS Of each
month at IN O'Clock. P. NJ, at Odd Fellows
building. Sojourning Patriarchs are invited
to attend. BEN. G. LEVY. G. p.
b. d. HENRY, Scribe. je4tf
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DRATMAN.

BELIEVING THAT THERE Is A NECEs-
- sITy for another Drsymsn in Eureka, /
Will endeavor to hll the bill. Stand between
Henry Mau's aud the jackson House.
au3otf HARLo THOMAS.