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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-06

The following, offered by Mr.. STEVENS,
was referred to the Committee on Finance
RESOLVED, That the Committee on FL
nance be instructed to inquire into the pro-
priety and eXpediency Of authorizing the
Board OF Education to convert the certiti-
Gates OF indebtedness now representing the
literary fund into six-per-cent. coupon
bonds Of tn. State. and making said cou'
pons receivable in payment OF all taxes,
debts, and demands due the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-06

MIR. HARRISON of Sussex offered a reso.
luton requesting the Finance Committee to
report upon the amount OF the public debt
and what increase of taxation is necessary
to pay six per cent. or four per cent. Re-
ferred. l. n@s.. j-"a '..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-06

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,l
.Gi.t. j3"4 .'H'i 3 DECEMBER 4, 1878.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
II E HIS
g8unS= ttnS aIms 91after.

SELL g8utSz ttnS slut : Hfafter.
Universal Healing Plaster.)
nit relfem oiele Yteni6eu 81 ihrer @eIunos
belt 9ebrabt tuoroen iino, tuelde bts iedss
nno adhtIdbrtge S6aoen bnttten lir1o iiners
trd9ltbs S6rerSen %erlitten. Die &raft uno
g~Strtitna o~eIielben lit bier Snrit SbeiI ner5eids
net, tuie folgt:s
l.. 9teies 8faIter lift sit 9ebrauden fir
Sn9bruItlatelt uno furSen Ntbenl, 8ruItz uno
Sung n9ei6tuire.
2. Saielbe lit gut fir &etBen I'M Hiiderz
IN ben 8lteoerr, iet es in Der N61el, 9f6brP,
IN ben Betnen, @lenbp9en uoer @eIenten.
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berbei4efitbrt ourd StuBen, Shlngen, Hane
ooer Quetl6un9, 10 lit bie'es 4fIaiter elm
5errltdes Ntittel Oafir, t1bem es in ipeuiseH
Sa9eu bilft.
4. 9ieies &Hnffer fam fir Sopffdmersen
aut Satert poer Seoer oiiune geItrtben iiber
pie Sttrne prer aIf Die S6ldfe seIeaf uer=
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6ortrefIli6es Ytittel, ituB man 6as Efos
tier auf otetenige 8adeHieite leaeu, auf mel.
der Der Sdmer5 lift; e, ipiro bic Sdmersen
nod sur Ielben StInoe fl1riren, tpenn bic be-
trettenoe Stelle gut oamit beoedt iuiro.
Sas Sflaiter betlt o1e pifeuen Sd1oen,
@eldfultre, Salsflliie II. ogl. H., ebenip Ieiht
tlIrtrt es oas Panartium Dner Nnl am Sinaer,
tpen1t 9letb I'M glufana ouraIf 9ele9t, Iinoert
IS DIE Sdnterien IN turSer 3eit
6 Sir aIe @ntS~ituounsen, pie 8oie, no.
be, htbtge Nuaen uno Srano, lit oteies 8Ia-
tier oas berrll6lte RitteI. Stride 8unoen
betlt es IN 6 Sa9en. Sir Siibneraueen poer
Set9toor1en llno erfrorene @lieoer lit es elm
betpahrtes J9ittel.
2, Sns Sflaiter turirt Tumoribus ituo ale
irtrrb0ie @ei6tpuIlte, mDgenlie be BEN tuie tie
t%polle1; eben o lei t heilt eS OF Stoduna Der
yStl9 bel idug enoen 6rauen, inoem es Die
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stipas a1oerem SeIbit in Sd1er, 10 Die 8ruf
DION nur1gebroden lit, belt eS fuieoer.
8. Bel Srebs Doer : iteln. uie au6 bel
Bubonlbus, Veneria Testiculi, Tophi II. bal.
H. betlt Oieies tlater our9 beuirtenoe S.
un9 pber @iteruns.
ereis 25e ptr Nadet.
u II fenbeH port9frei an allie gerIpnen
iut benz 9aube 9esen @mpfaRe eiuesSpI=
arS in etnem DerfdIpffenen Goupert.
INF Gadete urn SeffeIrOtb's untuerIGI
'etI, 8unb= uHb 5GuB=gfIater. Ran
oreiiire-
s. $cTcfrCtb, heutI9er glpotbefer.
20i3YRoipp&PI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
sstff boDen, wrl4e .rbttierle SeEnbtn bic
WtFenl6att IN Der Gihe befsll"

Die Eynuuna bes innsen 9oarsg fan,
anfoue WCpem6eE in Iurtn fat. iintel
ben DteIen @lafpiniasn, bie Rpr erb;eIt,
befnne ffm aus eth S9reiben Der 5sa,Ifir
StoOnte aus Baris. 8usleth eor1it ittsr,
iGnete ife bic ueuelte Rrueae guesn Han.
epnS. Diefe fi6rte ben Gttel: ,,QBie
Ypefen lie6enI@
pgSie 8Oetsn Iteben!h tpteberbDlte N1or
naGoenflth. uDer Sttel petIp.tht p.ell
Dime 3Ue;feI baifrs te getftvuae GTritt.
lteaertn tHre @rSdblune au5 a~epiGenbaIte
Gtubten, heren Obiest i'd au Ietn b.e @sre
bate! SD perce bic Wopeae nit ouer ae=
bltrenoer Gufmertlamfeit leleu, lp6alo in
mid tn Der seetaHeten Sitmmuna beau
tdkIe. Sprldufs babe ih iebc@ Mt6it.
eere8 8u ttuu! Nu@ i@eini es ratSIum, bas
Bud rpbI anfIubeben, 6amtt Auael,fa es
nimt sufdlie tn Die 9dnbe 6etcmmt. Sic
brauht ni@t 1u erfubren, TBle 9pe'en Itcs
ben!"-
Sin GplFiEruns bteTes ueiieu @ntFdluIz
ies i6Ob Wur pus neuets 9robutt Gusen
HanbDu's tn Die untetIte Snu6laoe letnes
S@retbtidss, 8us lprsfdltts ben SdIiGel
unc GGuste bann gu gut uu6 Suncs
I'M NIT 4nselifa bic erlte oIfi,teQe
Sitie mad Der Srununs gu MAIDEN.
@nbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
Sin @tnt NIT oetst SaunnFabI.

Snns &leber tonr bel S6ufters0 2eis
tier S9memer in Der 2ebre. gr bate
ii6 iber bic 8ehanbluus eernoe ni6t
3u betloseu, basesen befto mebr ii6er
Die &oft; oesbalb au9 freute er fi9
f9pn auf ben nd6ften GOnntae, an benz
er fretseipro9en tuerben fuate. Der
Gag fam beran uno 5ans erbieIt BON
Reiffer BEL oieIer @elegenbeit einen
ihunr5en 3tod gum 9ei6enf, getDiFer<
mnBen nls &boer fir fem ferneres Ser,
bletben in befieu 2iepter, 9ans tpor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
Wnr fsine 0srThtpenouno.

9err 2ens bat feline @attin bel Der
2ollette beoba@tet uno fab, nie tie bic
Eau de Cologne lni9e fallen lies, bes
rem SnbnIt ii6 anf ben 8ooen eraus.
s9aae, oadte er, rief raid ia's NeReRs
5tmmer: u&inber! tommt NAL roid 9(Ge
perans urO rie6t mir On bas &6lnii@e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
8saa StItoa sebt unter Die see
ftsrer.

sag, @liiabetb. um Gotti mir:
silt oeHn pirfIi6 Du bon 5innen?
8tlft 9lei9 8ee6er panberleIenP
9aB' Dein tb6ridtes Beginner!
30 pinft On oenn S6rer finben?
SraueH, oeHen uertb Die @bre,
Beroen ME bic 8et Did meioen,
Sbmdbenb DID unb 9eine Qehre.
unb bic Gnoern?H tpirft 0u fraoen.
50? Su metuit bod Die ,@ewi6eI ?
2bOrtn, gu! &u9 Sene tuouen.
Se1P i9, nihts mebr oun Sir nifTeui
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

@tr Fnb ;u gnbe NIT unferer Grsdblune
oenn pnS nun felste 1T unIhwer 5u ezra.
teen. Sn Srantfurt anselanst, fanb 0In,
berettS etnen Srtef bes @auaItere Dor. @e'
mtntant ntltste In bic 8erbtnbune leinel
IO@ter nit Serrn Doctor Olog OruItu,
mahte ieoo6 babel bic B~eotneunl, bnf
vietne &tnber" ibren bletbenben @pbnlit
In Stalten nebmen fo0ten. OieIe= @unit
war Ieiht gu erfIIer. @Gs &anjler Der
8eianblduf. tunb Nenr tpeniser nls Zen
anberen Serren bic Qusii6t beppr, pl5sli6
etnulal Oeriest gu werben. @eI@ah eS
aber bod, bann Bot eS ft6arlih niht bel
Sduiertatett, pteber mad benz Siptn 3u<
ri63utehren.
DAB Serr OruIin Iowie Srnu Srteberite
nit 6reuoen ibre @inwtGtsuns aur @er'
b%tnouns bes SobneS nit Inseltta auben,
beoarf faur1 Der Grpdhnun9. Bon 1etnen
Sejtebunsen our arriere petite Cousine
6lrittn SiDpnie, faete Mu1 ietuer Muttcr
woblpeisIth nihts. @beuip trenis er'
udhnte er Der 10 unertpartet aufeefunoez
men 8erpunbtI8aft. CT tteIt eS flr's
Bette, penn Srau Srtebarite burA Nthis
an iepe tribe 8~ersdueenbett mieeer ertr;1
merit tplrce.
Ourh Germ Orultn's unermibltaS66s
ttgfett Bate bas ehrenfefte 6auS rs. Oru'
itn'5 Na6folael" nieber feline ate Seitisz
felt %erlanst. Ntemano auBer benz GheF,
benz 8uhhaIter unb O1oT rpubten barum,
ueI@e barte 3eiten eS bur4ma6en mubte.
Der etn3ioe unterihteb seeen friber be-
itunb BARN, baB Heter Oruftn's Saar pei6
seuprben mar.
Gu@ Germ 8rpfeHpr 8raun's Saar mar
sebIeiht, alS O1ag ben eteunIisen 9ebrer
pieceriub. SIM l1e6rtsen bate fi1 Der
8elebrte nur menis rerdnbert. Gr grub
nod ebenIp eifrtg tpie Iont mad WurjeIn,
pieletAt nod etfrtser unb nu5oauernber,
ieitoem CT peniiputrt mar unb fh nun gang
unb gar ietner MISUNDERSTANDING bin.
geben fonnte, Dhne, ME CT faete, ,,burh
BAG geerefTsaoreIden tn Ioer Sdule I'm
bic ~tpitburs 3ett se6ruht gu ruerDen."
nSie boben cine fb6ne &arriere seutadf,
Serr Opttor," meinte Brofsffor Braun,
als tbm O2ug bot ieiner 0bretIe mad Surin
gum lesten OPal be Sunb ihitteIte, uuno
ohne 8peifeI 1T bteielbe nod niHt absez
lh[Ufen! Srrbbem id6e ih sic lteber auf
benz Ratheoer ol8 Bet Der @eIanbtihoft.
Sic hdtten bas 3eus ba3u eebabt, 9rpses
gu leiften in Der Blfenihaft! Stun, es iplte
ntht ietn! WOOeu Ste MIR etpa8 reriprcs
aen2"
n@euiB, Serr 8rOfsfrr!"
uSm babe rieI, iebr ptel t~rfhares 02oz
terial seiummeIt unb aud atemlih rteI bos
BON bereits perar6ettet. 8enn Ih iterbG,
Sic r1stn pifeninnfhther Grbe! Ge,>
STE mir, ben BON mir suIammenz
seidarrten S&us Der @eIt susdnsIt@ gu
mahen2"
nS& seripre5e es NIT Sanb unb
Muno!"
v@utl go reiien sic NIT 9ptt! 8iet,
leint brtnee ih ntetne &eetna bod einmal
baB fs tbre 6iGe ;uiperrt unb nit
mir lber ote 4lpen punbertl Damn rehen
petter eanou In IuItnl @rG6en sic
Shre fA6ne Btaut unbetdnnter BstIe bon
benz nlten Ghulmetffer ibre5 finfttsen @e'
unb feben sic BET 3eiten bnsu,
Serr Doctor, buB fe aIs Sruu feline a1;u
&IAtn wtro! ste BADEN tetnen Ses !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

aber frOb. lOs5ufpmmeu, unb tbsilte
oies benz Mettter uHb Der Meiaerin
aud Ufen nit. grfnunt bieriiber
ingte bic Meifettn 6reerIih: 1905
lutlt On beHn, hummer Sun9e? Wost
Dir pieGei6t Der @od niht?F Worouf
pans nit 8f5iebung auf bic &olt er
i0toerte: Der BOD i1on, aber Bat
5utter midi"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

Sraaerei ga O~erfanfem.
Cine sutetnserihtete 81auerei, tueIhe III q i'm getrieb
oeftnoet nno elmer auteu &unoidbaft Ifdl erfre1 # neiS
5fpet ssohHbdnier1, 1T inter ie1r I~ib,raIen 8e6iuouH.
gen gu 9eriauten ooer onf cine 9eibe bon Sahre1 An
. tmielpen Cues n. RE etnSi9e 8ruuerei in eiuer
S4aot oSn GUN gInipo1Hern. g4aH tpenoe fb uIlnbz
lu9 tpet lHltHtlm an Dtarttn Slim,
9au9oI,llpltuo2PI BoterIpu, Sptua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

.3rbn 90Gars pet xaa fam fb ieeer gaeut per=
oteHeH, Der ons Reuete uno Geite i'm 5i6bmai6incn
5a6e, .~SIGitu{ Eureka 8anb= ginfaffer",
oeTtauft. EteieS sRaidiud1en fast 8ano BON uerid1tez
osner Sreite Elm bel ueridiebener 9ife oes Rdte=
rlals nno lam OH irgeuo neutrality-suspicious. uerueneet
fpeToeH. Staatszag enturen ~ pertauttn.
Setent @i8entbiiner uno 6abritauten, &c 8 6s on
No1Hts Srr., Chicago, SnS. 2~6iI3pi2ip
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05

IT requires but a passing glance at
the young ladies Of the period, to- dis
tinguish the freshness aud clearness OF
their complexion. as compared with
what they were before the introduction
Of Glenn's Sulphur Soap and the
adoption Of the warm bath, with which
1t has become 50 generally associated
IN the toilet in the better. GLASS OF
society. 1t has become the favorite OF
the boudoir, and will soon pnt new
face on elegant society. Crittenton's ..
No, z Sixth Avenue, New York. Sold
by druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black
or brown, 90 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05
PECULIAR VIEWS.

The Congressional Committee of the
Labor Party Of New York is now 10
session in that city. Each member of
the Committee advances new aud pecu.
liar views on the social problem. One
declared the public school system bad,
and claimed that the Government
should establish schools where me.
ehanical trades and arts should be
taught. Another denounced the con-
tract system, as it Afforded an oppertu-
nifty to grind down the laboring class
and employ Chinese and others. against
whom American laborers could not
compete. A third wanted Congress
TO issue billions of money to make
improvements in all large cities.
A fourth advocated a general Co-opera.
tive Christian Society embracing all
che people of the United States. in
which everything was to be equal and
eommoo. while fifth conteuded that
all that is necessary to restore pros.
perity TO the country was to grant suff-
rage to women. Every member Of
the committee has an infallible
remedy for dull times; but. like the
stripes on the Snowman hyena. mary
two of them are alike, and it is prob
able that nothing practical will result
from their deliberations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05
BHE EUREKA MURDER TRIALS.

The jury In the case of Alfred Chartz.
kied for the murder of Edward Kicker
1t Eureka, found a verdict of murder
in the second degree. The Sentinel
'AarnD that the Jury had the utmost
difficulty IN, finding verdict. They
stood at tho start four for murder in
che first degree. Eve for murderin the
second degree and three for aequittal.
In the Bigelow murder case the jury.
sitter bsing out seventy hours. failed to
sgree- and asked to be discharged.
Some were for murder in the first de
gree, others for murder in the second
: degree, and one stood for acquittal
Eom beginning to end. and refused to
compromise with the others on a yer
dict OF manslaughter. The case will be
tried again at the present term OF
Court. -a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05
DEATH OF MICHAEL. REESE.

Michael Reese, of San. Francisco,
aied Suddenly at Wallenstein. Germa-
ny. few days ago. The news of his
death created sensation in San Fran
cisco commercial circles. He leaves
sn estate valued at $4,000 900. and
with the exception of William Sharon
was, the largest real estate owner in
San Francisco. He made will some
yeass ago leaving the bulk of his estate
TO BENEVOLENT institutions. Though by
nanys called miser, the history of his
life shows that he was not uncharit-
able. He met with many reverses of
fortune since his arrival in the United
States in 1885, at the age of eighteen,
hut by industry and economy he sur.
-msanted every obstacle on the road to
bftune. and at the time of his death
NAs one of the richest men on the Pa
atfic. coast. Within few months
Ntse California millionaires have been
called to, their last account; a fact
winch indicates that rich men are very
bteHtifni on this eoast, or that this has
seen q very fatal season for wealthy
Cslifornians.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05

THoMAssRLxNN, who murdered Viii.
liam Bethard in the State Prison few
days ago was examined before Justice
Witherell of Carson aud held to appear
before the Grand Jnry of Ormsby
county. The Appeal says he is tech.
nieaIIy in the custody of the Sheriff;
but will remain at his quarters in the
States Rfison until he Ia, wanted in
court. tsaItsHf oi
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05


J,F. CLARK. Of Mill City. is oandi-
date for County Commissioner for the
long term. he has had two years ex-
perience as County Commissioners,
having been elected for the short term
four years ago by large majority, and
served the people faithfully during his
term of Office.
Captain James Elliott. of Paradise
Valley. is in the field for County Com
missioner, subject to the decision OF
the Republican Convention. He Is
identified with the agricultural and
mining interests of the valley, wheTe
he is now acting in the capacity Of
Justice of the Peace, and stands high
among his fellow citizens.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05
WI mn EN- q Goa DAIRY,
FRESH
~ BUTTER AND MILK

will be delivered daily In quantities to suit
customers In any part Of town. Orders II ct
WA. Trousdale's will be promptly allied.
Stock pastqEed ON. reasonable terms.
W. A, TROUsDALR b 90
taE Proprist0rss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05
Democratic Central co.nmi..ss.

The Democratic County Central Com.
mittoe met.in the Courthouse Saturday
syening. and apportioned delegates to
the County Convention. Primary
meetings for the election of delegates
to the State and, County Conventions
are TO be held on September 7th. and
1t Was decided to hold the County Con.
Ssntion. October l4th.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
HOnors 20 Beacon.field and Sails
bury.

bury.
LONDON. Aug. 4.
On their arrival at Guiidhall, Lord
Beaconsfeld and Salisbury were enthu-
siastioally received and loudly cheered
by an immense crowd.
The banquet at the Mansion House
was grand affair. Most of the Min.
listers were present. Lord Beaconsfeld
reviewed recent events, and said he be-
lieved the peace which had resulted
would be durable. because all the
Powers were satisfied that there was q
party in Russia. by no means the most
influential, which had been checked.
The relations of all the Powers we're
most friendly, especially with Russia
and France. He could not conceive of
a greater misfortune than the estrange-
ment OF France.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05

In to day 9 issue of this paper will be
found two more announcements for
Assessor. B. Hanna, of Unionville,
aud VIM. P. Dale. of Little Humboldt.
Hanna il an old timer in these parts
and has many friends to "stand in u
with him; aud Dale comes before the
people supported by strong friends, on
pledge Of elected) to donate ten per
cent. of the net earnings of the Office
to the County School, Fund. Both are
COED men. good Democrats end good
citizens. ETC.. and either is capable OF
thoroughly filling the office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05

s'nae STAR Company. of'Chsrry Creek.
saippsd !wsstg Yesterday. four hAraa OF
anilioa. valnedi at "a. 500.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05

A fire broke out in Chinatown at
Reno las, Saturday night and des.
troyed every baiIding in the place.
The houses. which were of little value.
belonged to NJ. G. Lake, ID. II Haskell
and Manning Il Duck.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05
TIE L ECRAP HEC..
EASTERN DISPATCHES

The Fastest Time ON Record.
BUFFALO, August 4.
The performance OF Rarus is
the subject of ell talk in the town to-
night. Notwithstanding the time
2:13Z--is unparalleled. it is now the
record of Rarus.
Trial of Train Robbers.
OMAHA Neb August 4.
The trial of the four men who robbed
a sleeping-car on the Union Pacific
Railroad at Percy Station last Spring.
is now in progress at Rawlins. Wyom-
ing. One of them named Hill, was
Saturday convicted. and sentenced to
five years in the Wyoming Peniten-
tiary.
Four Per Cents.
WASHINGTON, August 3.
Subscriptions to the four, per cent loan
to-day, 50. l07, $50.
Owing to the great demand for four
per cents, the Secretary of the Treasury
has directed that the mill which makes
the paper resume manufacturing
Secretary sherman AVID the New
York Bs mixers.
Nav YosK, August 3.
Secretary Sherman aud Senator
Burnside bad a long conference.-the day
with leading bankers on the feasibility
of i'm mediate resumption. The Secre-
tary thinks, with gold afoat on called
in bonds. the supply of coin Will really
exceed the demand.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-05

Important Announcements.
SAN FRANCISCO, June %. 1878.
Having engaged myself with the old
and we'll known House of e. Kennedy,
500 California street, San Francisco,
who have engaged a celebrated Gutter
from Broadway, New York City at a
great expense.
would bs pleased to have You send
in your order. as have placed all my
measures taken by me on his ledger.
and, il. desired | will send samples of
our late imported English aud French
goods. Very respectfully.
je2S 4w j. z. HIxsoN.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-20

Beer gardens and beer rooms are
everywhere in Vienna, and the drink
ing Of beer seems to be regarded as one
of the necessaries of life. 1t is drank
freely at all the restaurants, and is
brought, as a matter Of course, 10 every
one as soon as they take q seat at .
table. A man who would undertake to
eat without beer would be regarded as
curiosity. As soon as your glass is
empty it is refilled, as a matter of course.
There is, however, no treating, as 1t is
called with US, in Vienna. II two or
three gentlemen come in together and
call for beer, each pays for what he
drinks. II one of them calls for Sec
ond glass, he never thinks Of asking his
companions to drink with him. II they
want their glasses refilled, they will call
for it and pay for it as he has done.
Water is undoubtedly a very scarce
commodity in Vienna, cistern-water be-
ing mostly used for drinking purposes
There are very slow-running MIGRANTS
on the streets, and they are invariably
surrounded by girls and women with
buckets and tubs, waiting their turn to
secure a supply. There are also wagons
with hogsheads that 60 around to sell
water. 1t is said to be unwhoiesome,
and, if drank continuously, will lead to
chronic affections of the bowels. It Is
what is called hard water, but we have
never found it unpalatable, though q
lump of ice is great Improvement to it
in this weather. There are, however,
very few people in Vienna who drink
water, and many who never touch it.
Beer is the daily and hourly drink Of
almost every one, old and young. 1t is
part Of their daily food, just as coffee or
tea is with US. When families are din
ing at the restaurants, the beer-mng
stands by the plate Of old and young,
male and female, and it is even put to
the lips of infants. Vienna beer does
not, however, seem to have any intoxi-
eating effect, and it never occasions q
headache. We have seen and been in
company Of men who will drink adozen
large glasses Of an evening without OBJ
serving the slightest inebriating effect.
We doubt if they could drink as much
American beer with impunity.-Balti-
more american.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-20
One Neal . Day.

At late meeting of the Baltimore
Academy of Medicine, DR.. Ccrdell thus
briefly reported the cure of q gentleman
of that city-understood to be Mr.. II.
X. Gregg, q real-estate agent: He is
now SO years Of age, six feet three and
half inches in height, and weighs 120
pounds. At the age of IA he had typhoid
fever; since that time he has never been
sick Weight is the same now as at 81.
At the age Of 25 he lost his appetite for
breakfast, and has ever since dispensed
with that meal. At the age Of So, owing
to the distance from his place of BUSH
ness to his residence, he gave up dinner
also. For the los. six years he has,
therefore, confined himself to one meal
a day, and that about s pm. From the
time of rising in the morning until this
hour not q particle of food or fluid OF
any kind enters his mouth. During the
six years in which he has partaken of
but the one daily meal his health has
been excellent. He uses no stimrlants,
and for the last two years has drank no
tea or coffee. The evening meal is
moderate in quantity, embracing the
usual variety Of dinner-table. He
rarely, however, eats any other meats
than fresh bork and bacon. Between the
meal and bedtime he drinks q large
quantity of water"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-20

seating herself upon the platform upon
which the mammoth stands, leaned
back against ono u tho gigantic fore
legs and booked on with smile At the
spectators in the gallery. Appetizer or
more interesting picture could not be
conceived. There sat beautiful little
child, born in the civilized year of 1874,
side by side with the monster whose
birthday no man can tell, save BY APP
Proclamation, away back in prehistoric
ages.-Rochester Democrat.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-20

as this seat next to you engaged?"
asked the traveller of a young lady in the
cars. Z" Yes, sir; it is" Twas the on
" vacant seat and the traveller wanted
it. "Who's engaged it?'' "a gentle
man, I believe" she said. "Well, he
can't engage a seat this way and not sit
in it. don't see any baggage
Where's his baggsge?n And he was on
the point Of sitting down, when the
young lady, mastering all her courage:
exclaimed: s'Oh! sir, I'm his baggage"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-20

The Emperor of Brazil has given
from his private purse the sum OF 81, 900
for the use of Brazilian students of mu-
sic in Europe.