davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-24
ALLAN Hay CO.,

ITS DOORWAY. NEW IDHKs
Among the most beautiful of the British pro-
auctions IN the departments OF Was and Candle
Works OF tbs Great Exhibition are the Uzokerit
Candles OF j. G. q r. Field, London They include
tie bondoir and the BANQUET, bat their purity and
bEilliancy are wonderful, commanding universal
admiration. One kind ie marked so IS TO indicate
the hours of the night, certain length being burn
|, ed In certain time These beautiful candies may
be seen SC the Allan Hay Company Depot lIt9
croadway, who are sole agents for the United
ykatea.-fMew York Observer
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-09

The "Graphic" wants bootjack that
will kill two cats at one throw. This
man reaches after the impossible and
gropes around in unsatished blindness
to find the unknowable. Two cats at
one throw, pritheei Do you want to
be an angel at oncef
When other boys we're taking the girls
home from singing-school, young WASH
ington was deeply absorbed in the mys-
teries of civil-engineering. Somehow we
never thought George was wise in this.
One can learn civil-engineering when be
gets bald-headed, and the stars and the
girls give out complete refulgeDce only
in the fast aeeting days Of our youth.
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Foiling Jack Ketch.
From All the Year Roundl


There are some instances on record
in which the punishment of sns. per col.
has failed, either through some pecnli.
arity in the neck and throat of the indie
vidual or want of tact in the hangman.
More than six centuries ago (if the rec
ords are truthful) Juetta de Balsham,
convicted Of harboring thieves, was sen.
fenced to be executed. She hung for
three days, revived, and was pardoned,
as phenomenon who had somehow or
other overmastered the gallows. DR..
Plot quoted a narrative, on the author
ity of Obadiah Walker, Master OF New
College, Oxford, to the effect that .
Swiss was hanged thirteen times over,
every attempt being frustrated by pe-
culiarity in the windpipe which preven-
ted strangulation. We are not told
whether the thirteenth experiment was
successful, or whether justice vas mer-
ciful at last. Ann Green was hanged at
Oxford for infanticide, in 1856; nay,
her legs were pulled and her body struck
with soldiers muskets, in accordance
with a barbarous custom sometimes
adopted of making assurance doubly
sure. Nevertheless, she survived, after
hanging some considerable time. Her
body was given up for dissection. The
surgeon observed faint signs Of animas
ton, tended her instead Of anatomising
her, and in thirteen hours she was able
to speak. She remembered nothing die
tinctly OF what had occurred, but SEEM
ed to herself to have been in deep
sleep. The Crown pardoned her; she
married, and became the mother of q
family. Her husband forgave the past
errors Of her life, possibly for kind Of
celebrity which the singular episode had
brought to her.
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Leading a Calf.
Easton Free Press.l

He was small but muscular boy, and
the calf was probably two months old,
with development Of unalterated cuss-
edness that would 10 credit to Geor.
gia Ku Klux-Klsn Captain. There wns
a rope between them, and as they went
down South Third street bets were about
even as to whether the hoy was leading
the calf or the calf leading the boy
The calf made dash for the Central
Express office. The boy pulled him
back. and he made d dash for the boy,
who ran around wagon and fell over
a watermelon pile, the proprietor where.
of swore cupiously.
"Come back here, you internal clod.
buster. and pay for this melon"
Say, M'hister! whoa-give me my
thunderation on you--hat, won't yer ?"
And the calf kicked up his heels and
b-a.a-d, and tried to run into a store,
hut the boy sat hack on the line Hish all
Ehissstrength and suddenly sat doHns il
the mud as the calf altered his mind
and turned around to look at him They
went quietly ten steps till dog barked,
when it took four circles around the boy
in as many seconds, tying his legs up in
the line, bringing him down in the mud
again and dragging him around until be
looked like an old hat that had been run
over by the ice cart for two seasons.
A philanthropic fat man by the name
of Wilson. lawyer, went to the boys
assistance, but the calf kicked him on
the shin and butted him in the conden-
ser, so that he sat down on the curbstone
and tried to die easy. Then the boy
and calf entangled themselves and star.
!! ted down the street like mail train be-
hind time, until the calf, soaring at some
thing, stopped suddenly, and the boy
fell over 1t and lost the rope. The calf
at once took to his heels, every boy In
the street running after and grabbing at
the rope, until it got tangled in the
bridge, when his conductor caught him
by the ear and tail, and lively fight
took place all across the bridge and out
of sight. Mhile everybody along the
street proceeded to tell how easy it is to
lead calf If you only 60 their way
about 1t.
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just as the MARSHAL bad spoken his. 81

just as the ma, shal bad spoken his. 1T
won't work. Look here r.
He took the coin between his finger
and thumb and with one pinch cracked
| it in two like wafer.
1t WIS now the marshars turn to stare
ana the officers exchanged winks behind
bis back, as much as to say that their
champion had met bis match at last -
Sake brnught out another crown, and
then third; but the smith served them
| in like manner.
"Conie," said he, initiating the mar
shaPs voice to perfection, 81 see it's mo-
use picking and choosing among such
trashy lot Give me the first crown that
comes to hand and Well cry quits"
The Frenchman looked at the Dutch.
man-the Dutchman looked at the
Frenchman-and then both burst into q
roar Of laughter so hearty and loud that
the officers who stood by could not help
Joining in.
Fairly caught" cried the marshal,
suddenly, and added, "What's your
name my fine fellow ?"
dirk Hogan, from Scheveningen." !"
Dirk Hogan!" cried Sake. The very
man I've been looking for! But I've
found him in way didn't expectt
$50 it seems" said the smith grinnipg.
lW needn't ask who you are--you're the
Count de Sake, who was always want.
ing to meet with stronger man than
himself Does it not seem to you as ii
you had met with him nowf"
"Well, Irather think 1t Does" quoth
Sake, Struggling his shoulders; "and as
| promised to give him my purse when
did meet with him, here it is. And
now, if you'll come along with me, and
serve as -farrier to my headquarters
staff, Ipromise you that you never shall
have cause to repent OF having met
Maurise de Sake"
And the marshal was as good as his
word.
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~Mrs. Haweis. lady moving in tn,

@ Mrs. Haweis, a lady moving in the
highest society in London, saysin her
book, entitled "The Art Of Beauty" that
"a beautifully dressed woman may lose
more than half the benefit of her taste, or
that of her dress. maker, by the i'll taste of
her husband or her upholsterer in furnish
ing her rooms; and that the dress maker
and dress wearer ought to be acquainted
with the human form and the laws which
govern its functions In order to dress with
true taste She defends corsets, but
condemns all tight lacing; justifes the
use of false hair, teeth and cosmetics; ur-
ges that the dress should conform to the
natual lines of the body; condemns low
dresses, both on grounds Of morality and
beauty, and. finally, would dispense with
shoes altogether and substitute sandals
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-09

T,HN undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared TO 6ll Pensioners Blanks. admin
stsr 0aths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages, and other instruments Of
writing. JOHN JBFFKRS.
apr1S,76r. Bssllsville. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,


Affections Of the Eye Ear, Throat, Lungs and Bron.
chiAl Tubo weich in many cases accompany severe
case OF Oatsrrh. Tho infAmed and dseased condition
OF the mucous membrane 10 the cause OF all these
troubles; and until the system has been brought
properly under the influence OF the RADICAL CURE,
perfect freedom from them cannot be reasonably ex
Il is but three years since sANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE was placed before the public, but in that short
is everywhere acknowledged by dfngssts and phys.
clans to be the most successful preparation for the
thorough treatment OF Catarrh ever compounded The
fact VIM BE- deemed OF more tmportaHce when Il q
coupled with the statement that within nye yea over
80 different remedies for Catarrh have been placed
sale and to.day. with one Of two excsptlons sneir
gist Advertising may succeed In forcing few sales
but, unless the remedy possess undoubted epecinc
medical properties, It Absolutely certain 70 fall into
mertted obscurity.
Each package Of SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE con.
tsins Dr. sanfordt Improved Inhaling Tube, with null
directions for f use IN all cases. Price o. Sold
all Wholesale aud retail druggsts and dealers through
out the United States and Canadas. WEEKS B POT.
TER General Agents and Wholssale pruggists, Boston
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Pharoah's heart was hard, but it was
pulp in comparison with q paste brush
that has laid on the floor over night
Worcester Press sst
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I. n. FARQUHAR. M. ID.
~ formerly Of GAINESVILLE, 0hic,)

Physician and Surgeon,
Once snd residence In the Kirkbride property,
WOOD SFIEL D, o To-
Having located a. the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to business to merit public
confidence and patronage. j
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WANTED.
WALNUT LUMBER,

A DDRRss, stating what amount you have
u and how long II has been on stiok,
WATT q MoKREVBR,
msyi6,T7u. Barnes sills, Ohio.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14

fINO THE FL DORADO MfSE--NO. 427.-
J. United States Land oniec. Eureka, Ney..
April ~. is7s.-Netice ~ hereby gwen, that Y.
O, Fineld and Win. J. Ma 10y, whose Postefhec
address IL Eureka, Nevada, have this dny nled
their application tor a patent for 500 iiuepr
feet Of the FL Dorado mine or vein, bearing
silver, with surface ground 300 feet in width.
situste. lying aud being ia EarekA Mining Dis
tfict. County If Eureka, and state Of >syada.
and known aud destVuatsa by the field notes
nnd Official plat on hle Ia this uflee ~ ISst NJ.
lao. The exterior boundaries ~ said lot No,
100 being as follows, to wit Variation l6l deg.
East. Commencing 1T a post marked No. l, u.
s. Survey Ne, lao, whence post No. ], T.. 5. Sur
vey No. liz, Magnet lode, bears n. 81 deg. ~
min. r., ~ feet, Ruby Hill no. ! bears n. .
deg, rs min. W., 1881 feet. the flagstaff In the
town of Eureka bears n. 81 deg. 81 min. w..
i4,7s3 feet, and the III Dorado shaft bears ~.
20 deg. 30 min, f.. ND fcet: thence. running lst
course =. Joaa deg. E., 1890 feet, to post
marked No. 2, L. 5. Survey No. is0; thence.
ID course y, 5s deg. W. 200 feet, to post
marked No. ., Il. :. survey No. 40. thence, 81
course, n, 30A deg. W. 1900 feet. 10 post
marked No. !. u. =. Survey No. ii0: and thence
lth course. n. 59A deg. D., 100 feet. 90 post
No. I. the place of beginning. containing aud
s9-lO0 acres. This claim is bounded ON the
north by the Magnet mine, and on the east by
the Pioneer mine. The location OF this mine
is duly recorded In the Recorders ONCE Of Eu-
reka Mining District, on page 10, In Book X
OF the Mining Records Of said District. Any
and all persons claiming adversely any portion
OF said vi Dorado mine or said mining sreusS.
"a hereinbefore described. are required to ME
their adverse claim With the Register of the
United States I.aud U11ice, nj Eureka, in the
State Of Nevada, during the sixty days period
of publication hereuf, or they viii be barred
by virtue OF The provisions OF the statute.
ap30-B0d ID. B.IMMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14

ITO THE BROWN MILL sITE.-N0. &C.
u 4. Land ONCE, Eureka, Nevada, April
-. ts7S.-Notise il hereby given that the nm
Consolidated Mining Company, whose Post
office address is san Francisco, California, has
this day filed its application for n patent for
FIVE acres of ground for the Brown Mtli-Fits,
situate, lying and being in Eureka Mining Dis
trict, county OF Eureka, aud state of nevada
and known and dcsignated by the held notes
and official plat on file in this office as Lot No.
1879. The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No.
1879 being as fellows. to-wit: Variation lea deg
j.. Commencing al h posi- marked MOL. [. |.
Survey No. f39. This post stands ON the north
western boundary OF u. =. Survey No. 1881
Porter Mill-site; whence Ruby Hiil No. bears
s. G3 deg. 80 min. W, 2,76a feet; the IAwtol
shaft of The Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany bears y. ~ deg. IS min. W, Abs feet. the
flagstaff In the town Of Eureka bears y. o. deg.
10 min. T., 7.f67 feet. and post No, ! of ~.
Survey No. ~, Brown lode, bears : u de-. ~
min. W.. I, 9b5 feet: thence, riinning lht course
s. "a deg. W, Ji8 feet. TO post No 2 OF said
Survey No. i3s. Potter iniIl-site, snd post No.
/ of Survey No. 1871, Carson miil-site, al4 feet.
To post marked No. T. Z. :. Survey No. l5J5
thence. I'd course, n. IL dcg. W, sdl feet =
post marked No. s.. &. S. Survey No. l%
marked No. 4. u. s. survey NJ. ia9 and thence
9Th course. =. 30 deg. 81 min. f., 5sl D-l0 feet
g. post No !, the plscc q beginning. contain
ing Ave acres, The location of tn. miftfife -
duly recorded in the Recorders Office - sm
rekA Mining District, on page ZIG, IN Book "
Of the Mining Records Of said district. Any
aud all persons claiming adversely any pprF
ton oI aald Brown Mili-site ground ~ herein
before described. are required 10 ME Their I'D
verse eiaim with the Register 81 the lDitsS
States LaHd Office, at Eureha. in the State ~
Nevada. during the sixty days period Of pub
location hereof. or they will b barred by virtue
Of ~. provisions Of tie statute,
sp90o0d D.. b. iMMEI.. Register.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


yCO THE SURPLUS MILL sITE.-No. "a,
United States Land Office, Eureka. Ne.
vada, April 20, 1873 Notice Is hereby given
that the X X Consolidated Mining Company.
whose Postofiice addfess IS San / francisco, Lall-
foruia, has this day filed Its application for
patent for five acres of ground, for the Surplus
Mill-site, situate, lying ana being IN Lurela
of Nevada, and known and designated Ly the
field notes and official plat on hle in this office
AZ lot No. 1I1. The exterior boundaries Of said
Lot No. 14i being as follows, 10 VIII variation
l6k deg east. Commencing at n post marked
No. |. u. =. Survey No. l4l, the same being
post No. s of q. $. Survey No. 70, surplus lode:
whence Ruby Hill No. l bears N. dj deg. IA min.
W. ,54g feet; the flagstaf IN the Town OF ku.
reka bears N. 81 deg. 10 mir. f., 1896 feet; and
the Lawton shaft Of the Eureka Con. Mining
Company bears S.. II deg. . min. W., 557 feet,
thence running LIST course N. 36 deg, W., 200 n,
to post Nc. 4 of said U. =. survey NO. 30, s05
feet, post on the southern boundary Of Sur.
vey No. 81 Galloway lode, marked No. 2. US.
Survey No. 14f thence I'd course ~, 20 deg. E.,
40 Ito feet, to iron pin in road NJ >. II. corner
deg. w, 2O0 feet to post marked No. 4, U. S.
Survey No. 14t, the same being post No. Of
said Survey No. 81: thence, ith course, N, 20
deg. ~ min. f., $50 lilo feet, to post ON the
western boundary OF survey NO. la'; carson
mill-site, marked No. 5 u. ). Survey No. l4l;
thence, 9Th course. s. - deg. r.. $50 feet, To post
marked No. 6 u. Survey No. l41, the same being
post No. . of said Survey No. III; and thence
9Th course, ,. "a deg. W., 100 tee,, u" post NO Il
the place Of beginning, containing five acres
The location OF this mine IL duly recorded in
the Recorders office Of Eureka Mining District,
on page 100, in Book v, Of the Mining Records
of said District. Any and all persons claiming
adversely any portion OF said Surplus Mill
site or said ground as hereinbesyre described,
are required to file their adverse claim with
the Register of the United States Land Office,
at Eureka, in tle State of Nevada, during the
sixty days period Of Publication hereof, OF
they Will be barred by virtue of the prosisions
Of the statute.
aps0-GOd ID. D. TMMEL, Register.
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AppL.cArrDN ron A PATENT

fsHO THE CARSON MIL SITE NO 42t--
L Utatod States Land Office. Eureka, Me-
YBda. April 20. sTa-Setiee is hereby given
that th. X X Consolidated Mining Company.
whose Pnstofhcs address IL san Franciseo. Csi-
ifornia. hes this day flied III application far .
patent for Eve ~ rvs for II lJii-Site, : tuate,
wing aud being IN the Eureka Mining District
county Of Euraka, sud State Of Nevadn. ana
known aud designated hy the neid nptrs and
official plat on Aie In this onicc IA Lot No. III.
The exterior bounirtiss OF said Lat Nh. las
being ~ follows, ~ wit; Variation les. deg. r.,
sey No. I3f: this poet stanas ON the Dorih-
western boundary OF T.. :. Survey No. sf. Pers
ter lode: whcuee post No. :, OF q. X Aarvey
No. Ga, Carson lode, heArr S 80 dag. W. i,ssl
feet: Ruby Hin No. ! benr~ y. ~ dog. ~ Isfh.
W. 2.4gH feel; the Lawtan rbsN 81 the Ea-
reka Consolidated Mining Company SHfE 5,
80 deg. - min W. i.as fest; and the flagstaff
In the t5wn OF Eureka beafs y. - deE. - sntn~
f., 1884 feet: thencc running, let course -
"a deg. ". 50 fett. Blpng the tutth~shitrn
boundary Of said survey No. ~, 10 pfet
maIkua No. 2, u. $. Survey No. III thence. I'd
course ". y deg. W. coo iest, 70 poet married
No. 8, 4. S survey No. l3s thence. Sd eauFses
/ n. 81 deg. e.. JEs feet. 20 post marked MOI. u
:. surycy No. i37; and tssnee, tth course, 4 ~
deg. H.. too feet ~ port No. i, the plars Of ~.
ginning, containing i've asrra. The lpeHtiuH uf
this min l. duly recorded ia the Esrefdst
Ofice II Eureka Mining District, on luEs To-
in Book Z. u tho Mining Records nf Eureia
District. Any aud all persons claiming adj
versely any portion 81 sAfd Carson lnill-site, Or
quired W hle their adverse claim with this Reg
istgr OF the United St4tss Land Office, 81 kn~
reka. In The State ~ Nessfla. during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof. or they xill
be barred by virtue Of tbr provisions Ut the
statute. ap.o-aot d. b. iMMEL. Register.
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ArrLIcArIoN ron ArArrNr

To THE PHENIx MILL sITE-No. $50. r.
Il \, Land Office, Eureka, Nevada, May 10th.
ialS.-Notiee IL hereby given. that the Phenix
Silver Mining Company. whose postofice adj
dress IL San Francisco, California, has this day
hled its application for a patent for five acres
OF surface ground, for a iniil-slte, situate. lying
nne being Ia the Eureka Mining District. county
OF Eureka, and State Of Nevada. and known
and designated by The field notes and oih.tai
plat ON tle in this office ms lot No. I43. The
exterior boundaries of said lot l4J being an fob
lows, to-wit; Variation. l6L deg. east. Com
lneneing ut Il post marked No. /, U. =. survey
No. 14j, the same being post No. 1. u. y. survey
M. llG, AdaMs and Farren and Deep iodei
whence the fssstan IN the town OF Eureka
beers N. 80 deg, 10 min. r., 9,9g5 feet; Ruby
Hin M. | bears N. % deg. ii min. W. 1851 feet;
the Lawton shaft Of the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company bears N. so deg. 81 min. W.
sli = 10 feet; and the Phenix shaft bears .. ~
deg. r., 2a2 feet; thence. running LIST course N.
50 deg. ~ mim. H., 999 $40 feet. 10 post marked
No, 2, Z. +. survey No. ita: thence, I'd course
). nv deg. W. 40 feet. TO post marked NO.,
u. ), survey No ~. This post stands on the
northern boundafg If u. =. survey No. %, vii
son lode. Thence, 81 course s., RdA deg. VIZ
- feet, 70 post marked No. 4, u. 4. survey No.
NV, the satae being pust No. 4 of said survey.
70, thence, an course s., 81 deg " ~ iy
rect 10 post marked No. 8. u. s. survey No. lsS'
and thence. 9th course n, 3g deg. 20 min. W.
j6s $40 feet, to post Ne. /, the place Of begin
ming. containing hve acres. The location o.
this miltsite II duly recorded IN the Recorders
Office Of EUREKA Mining District. on page 2lr'
in Book +, Of the Mining Records Of said Dis
trict. Any and all persons claiming Adversely
any portion Of said pheuix Mill-site. or sara
ground as hereinbefore described. are repuireu
to ME their adverse claim withe Register OF Nv
united states Land Office at Eureka, IN TX
state Of Nevada. during the sixty days perioaa
OF publication hereof. or they viii be barf's
by virtue of the provisions Of the statute.
my2i-60d u. b. 1MMEL. Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14

Vy0 THE COMMIT MINE-NO. i2y-U. &.
l. Land Office, Eureka, New. April II. 1873.
Notice ia hereby given that Thomas WLctharad.
Whose PostoiBce address is Eureka, New, has
this day filed his application for n patent for
one thousand linear feet Of the Commit mine,
with surface ground two hundred feet in width.
situate, lying and being In the Eureka Mining
District, county of Eureka, ana State OF Ne
vada, aud known and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file IN this office a.
lot No. 1856. The boundaries of said lot No.
1876 are rs follows, 10 wit: Variation lG deg.
81 min. east. Commencing at n post marked
u. y. Survey No. 1876, Commit mine, situated
on the west side of Prospect mountain. whence
the summit Of Ruby Hill No. l bears N. II deg.
6 min II. 6,Gid feet; post No. 1. u. =. Survey
No. 10, on the Colorado lode, bears s. 2iA deg.
f.. 2,106 feet. and the working shaft on this
lode bears N. TN deg. f.. "a 4-l0 feet; thence.
to post marked No. ., u. s. Survey No. 1886
thence. I'd course N. Ga deg. r., 900 feet, to
pest marked No. 3. U. s. Survey No. 1856: thence.
Sd course, N. 2s4 deg. W.. 1000 feet to post
marked No. 4, u. s.. Survey No. 1876; thence. 4th
course, S.. 6lgi dg. W, 200 feet, TO the place of be.
ginning. containing4 59-1O0 acres. This claim IL
bounded by no known mines, the nearest being
the FL Dorado and Colorado, The location Of
this mine IL duly recorded In the Rec rder's
Office Of Eureka Mining District. page sig.
Book ID, OF the Mining Records. Any and all
persons claiming adversely any portion of said
Commit mine, or said mining ground, as herein
before described. are required to file their nd
verse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Office ut Eureka. in the stste of
Nevada. during the sixty daya' period II pub.
LEGATION hereof, or they VIII he barred by vir.
tue Of the provisions or the statute.
apl7-bud y, IMMFB, REGISTER.