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APPLICATION ron A PATENT

ITO TIE JUNCTION MISE-Na. ssl-
j United States LAID p1ee. EaStkA. Nevs3a,
ssFssahsF ~ Ie1gs-SOtee "a hereby given.
thst sia.e9nw enbAn. whose Fostoe4ee rddfsss "a
cortez. EE.eks county. Nevada, has this DAY
Elsd his application for : rAfea; for aafea
ksndrea / Leo linear fest q the Janstion mine.
CT vetn bearing silver vita kaFtAfe EToa11 fsEf
hundred ,4Cr3 feet il Width. situate. lying AID
eeing in Cortex Miplug Distract. Ceuaiy q
EQreks aid State q NeVsaa, and kgo9n AID
On Gle In tlis oraee az Lot Ne IAiFsy n4ne 81.
in Township Twesty-etx Dasth. Range Pots.
eight east q Mount D.able Meri9tsa The &.
teT!or boundaries Of said Let No. - ls.ae a.
follows. 10 Wit Variation le@ degrees east.
Commencing st a pest marked Nc !. L : sal.
vey No. -, the same keinz post Se,icfN.s,
Survey No. 81. Garrison io-e. wAe1fs ths seq
ton corner coEamoa 10 s~ecfta1s s, {, ADJ :,
Township 70 lorsh. Range - east, M~aaEi9sA1.o
Meridian. hears 8 CO drg min LIZ seei
and the Garrison shaft bears y IL eef w
feet Thence. running lEt course. AA1 -
Z 400 feet. 70 post No : Of said 5srzissr saf.
yey. ] 500 fee. % post marked No ; survey
No. 80. thence. "a c1rrsc. ; ~ dss / ~ tse'
20 post marked No. 3. u. 5. S1Esty ~ VI
thence. 81 course. 3 s2h des. W'ao - 70
post marked Ne. 4, L. 5 survey No y fhehtt.
sth course, n ~ deg. " 400 feet 70 psf Nel
the place Of beginning. containing Y s-ls9
acres. This claim IL boGnded on tbs nersa q
the Gsrrtson. The loestIon Of th4s Minr *saig
recorded ia the Recorder oface q Coftfl MN
Ing District in Beck y, psge ems AAh'
dred and Einefs-etght. Aay aud al ls1ssls
elaiming adversely any portion Of said 1uEfnsh
mine. or said mining ground - hefesaseiese
described. are required to Gle their sdyefss
claim with tie Register Of the United s'A,es
Land ofses. at Eureka. In tae state Of NsFsaa.
during the sixty DAYS period % publication
ssas-Sd JAS. MoMAHrIs. Register.
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Assessment Notice.

HAMBURG MINING COMPANY LULA.
III uon Of principal place ct business, An
Francisco. California. location of woIks Aa,
r<ks MIXING District. Eureka county, STATE "a
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that ST a meeting y
the Board OF Directors. held en- the NineteeAa.
day Of September, ls7a, an AssessA.ls
Of One Dollar per share. Was levied upgn ss
capital stock Of the Corporation. pEySois iihtns
distsly. in United States gold eoin. 70 ths se.-
rotary, at the ofaca Of the GompsBy, hoeM =
No. sl California street. San Francisco, taH'
foTnia. In
Any stock upon which this assessment slSn
remain unpaid en- Teesdsy, the aist day O ~
tober, 1873, will be delinquent, snd saver.
tised for sale at public suction snd hh's
payment Ia made before. will be soia sa
MONDAY, the TENTH OF lssy.
TO pay the DELINQUENT sssssssnent. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses q s@
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
D. A. JENNINGS. seere'ar5
o~faee-Room 4. soi California street s'n
Francisco, Cal. w
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Notice to Delinquent Co-Owners
In the Mountain View Mine.

To JAMES BURNS, John QuIGLEY AND
Il HUGH LEONARD: You. and each q sS8.
and your Representatives and Successors IN in
terest respectively. are hereby Estlted that /
have performed work and labor upon the
Mountain View Faine and ledge. sifukted IN the
secret Canyon Mining District. knreka county.
Nevada. 70 the xalnunt and vsine Of SIX Hum
ared 1905 Dollars. in United States gold coin.
dur1Hg the past six years. 70 xits from tie
month q Narcs, A D. ISIS. 10 and including
the year ISIS. the same being 500 fer each year.
That your proportion q the cost Of said xerk
and labor Is as follows. 70 Wit:
James burns zoe feet $50 %
JOHN Quigiey .......io0 - %
Hugh Leonard ..--...I3@ - %
And yen and each Ct you are hereby notified
tina. II ycu fail 20 coEsrIbut@ your said proper
ton q the cost Of said labor and work. within
one hundred and eighty tisoi days IRON the
dzte hereof, your respective Interests in ssid
Mountain View raius viii become the property
Of tie un~dersigEtd. yolr cc-osrey IN said
mine. who has made the said expenditures aud
performed said work and lsbsr. IN accordance
and by virtue Of the lsvs OF Congress. Section
a,s24 Of the Revised stsizies q The United
States.
PATRICK DEyELIy. co-oxner.
Eureka. New, Sept 20. 1873. s$aiawsd
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rIf0 THE FIEGE - 4GSz -A
Il state L214 once. AnreEA, &eFazs SeYtr.
Dr. E.l.ss-Nes4cs = hsfcbx &lFea. that S5neu
Ne3han. whose PcstuHEee sAafssefs reft4r -
reks cc1nty- Nevada. has the 1gY nsel hss-.
pllcatton for q pat.nffe- sitstu Ezusref q "a
linear fset II TIE Frezalura sl5ne "a rs8a -
anE SILVER. vita snrfsfe greur8 faf hznand
go ft<s II width. s4taat.. fssuE HE1 t4sa -
Cortex Mining DsssFses, renltr q E-nrslFsr
STATE Il Nevada. asa Known and assssus*a9Fr
the dead notes and ei8rtx plat u ~ q ~
olscs as Loi -. Forty - - Tosuship Tuea.
ty.six f4G4 north. Hkage farty-e4gtf - -,
u Mount Dlstio HsrsaI4n. Tie es4-srssr h5eet
syzss q s4sd Lot No. e being a. szlaxk r. III.
Variation. I5h degrees eAsr Caaamsreine 80
pcs. rnSrfe6 80. 1. [. s. Server NosH ~
same h~ias Fosi Ne q rs. ssrtg Ao. n,
6srT5sen lode. wktnea TIE ssxaan eotnsf essa.
mon TO rectiuus s. &. 7 A1a :, TaWrsh4u "a
north. hange q east NesEt p5atla Merlit4n
bears s "a deg 81 azir. ". S.lle feet and ~
6srrisen shaft bears \ 81 DEG. Il msn. ". no
feet TEencs. running Esf eaafses N7h deg. "
SO feet - pal izGskea Nc. 4fJ :. survey 30.
&C. thence, ID course. n 6& des. Z t.iB ssst
b. post marked No. 3, L. ; SErvey Ne. 20.
thenee. 81 coarse, 5 dtR- Z 80 fest l. pet
marked No. 4. Z. : Surrey No. g, iAe ssnse ae.
ing post No II L :. szryeE Nc. b gRnraaa
io1e. and thence. sth course. : = & 5e9 y lIea
feet along said surrey NJ. -, fargtiol lode.
20 pest No. !. tbs Elaes C beginning uuniAig.
log 10 i-19 acres. THIS claim il hqaEefa senth
b. the Tnnctor. wes; b. the GArTlsoa. Ills
Recorders OaaEe q curtez MlnslE District IN
Book d. page two Euaartd and clever.
Any and AL persons claiming s4vsTse.
ly any porron Of s1td Premium mise. "
said mining gFcuId a beTeiHhefore described.
are required 70 Gle iheis adverse claim zisA
la Eea.stKy 81 tie Tn.iF1 States LaEu p.&ss,
81 E1Fekk, il tAe State o. Nevada, during ihA
sixty days period u publication hereof. CT tAty
VIII b barred b. NiFiGe 81 TIE provisions q ne
statute.
ss2sleod JAS. McMABTIy, gegists1.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
j Judicial District Of Nevada. in and for Eu-
reka county. l.. Banner W.. His Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given TO all the creditors Of
L. Banner that. in pursuance Of an order made
BY the District Court Of Eureka county, Nevada,
the said creditors are hereby notified to be aud
appear before said Court, or the Judge thereof
at Chambers, at the Courthouse In Eureka. Eu-
reks county. Nevada. on the 18th DAY OF NO
MEMBER. 1879. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, to show
canse. IL any they have. why the prayer Of said
iDsolvent should not be granted.
Witness my hand and seal this 9th day Of
October. 1879 r. r. DODGE,
lsEALl Clerk Of the District Court.
ny 3. n. bxLL, Deputy. oe7.lGwkw
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas Polglsze and Benjamin Styles. IN TIA
saloon business. under the Arm name Of Pol
glaze 4 Styles. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
The business will hereafter be conducted by
Benjamin Styles. who will collect All accounts
due 70. and pay all debts dine by the late nrm.
BENJAMIN STYLES,
THOMAS POLoLAZE.
Eussks, 0etsber ., ls7s. ees-f
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Thursday. November 18TH
FTRST EACE-Purse, $40: mile heats free
Ar al. FIRST horse 80 receive $50. second
ho-se To receive $50
SECOND R~ACE-Pzrss, $40. h2lf-n1le dash
free for Al FEa--szs-4d=- fE=f horse 70 re-
ceire sIz5. ssannd korsS 20 receive SIS.
Third gACE-Purse. $50. trotiiug race.
mlfe heats. 3 md 5 free for ali doabls teams.
Firx; fezn 10 recssve sl7s. second team 70 re-
eeiEs SIS.
second Day-Friday. Ifth.
FOURTH ~EAcE-Pz-ss. $50: one miie dash
free for al. First horse 20 resolve s315s second
horse u receive SIS.
FTFTH R~ACE-Purse, 500. hslf-miie dish
for ali tEo-ye1r-elds IL Cherry Greek district
SIXTH RACE Purse. 800 t~hree-qusrter
mile dash: fer tArce-year-oids east q Keno.
Fsrs; horse 70 receive sZio: second horse 70 re-
eeiys $50.
Third Day-Saturday. 18Th.
SEVENTH RACE Purse, $500: qnArter-rniie
dssh: free fov al. FIrst horse 70 receive sls0
second horse 70 receive SO
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $50 h.lf-nils
hesis. free for all First horse 20 reeeivs $40;
second horse 10 receive $50.
NINTH KACE-Pzrse. $50 fspeciall 70 be
rua Cog by Pop, Nellie. JeH and Bernie.
TESTE RACE-Purse. 500 enc Eiis and .
half SAsa: free for ALL First horse io receive
ELEvEsTd RAcE-P1rss. $50 half-mils
dksh. free for al s4dals horsss. First Eorsc
70 receive SIS; second horse &c receive ss.
/. Eu.-.es 70 s.cse tie righs before each rsss.
q. All races require four OF more - enter All
three CT E1ore to start
:. Ertrsnes Zee. 70 per cent VI the purse.
4 TIE rules q the PLciss Bleed Horse Asso-
eistio1 viii goysra RAINING races
o. Il. GREY. Fressdszt,
DIR. J. TJFRoED. Vice Presiaslt.
PAUL MITCHELL. Treasurer.
s1sta ED. cOwLEY. SECRETARY.
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Annual Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE EUREKA CONSOLE.
~ DATED MINING COMPANY. Nevada
Block. Room 81, San Francisco. October 4. 1879.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
above named Company will be held i at the once
Of the Company. Room No. 81. Nevada Block.
San Francisco, on MONDAY. the Twentieth
day Of October. 1879. at two y. y. Of said day.
for the election q Trustees 10 serve for the
ensuing year. and for the Transaction Of such
other business 81 may be presented. Transfer
books close October Is. at 8 r. ~.
ceT-td W. w. TRAyLoR, Secretary.
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Order Of Court.

Tn DISTRICT COURT. sixth D
L District. Eureka county, State Of Nevada.
In thu matter OF the Estate Of 8. b. BELL, de.
ceased. HI. A. Knight. sdmiRistrstor Of the es-
tate OF 8. b. Bell. deceased. having hlsd his
petition herein duly verified. praying for an
order Of ssle Of the whole Of this real estate u
forth. ii Is therefore ordered, that all persons
interested In the estate OF said deceased. appear
before the said Court. on Thursday, the 18th
day Of November. 1879. ct II o'clock. A. II.
OF thEt day. ut the Courtroom OF said
Court. in the town Of Eureka. in said county
and state. to show cause why an order
should not be granted to said mimi
traitor TO sell so much Of the real estate Of the
said deceased. atprivate or public sale, Is shall
be necessary; and that y copy Of this order be
published at least four successive weeks In the
Eureka DAILY SENTINEL. n newspaper printed
snd published in the town Of Eureka, said
county and State.
HENRY RIyES, District Judge.
hureka, october 10. 1873. oclI-4w
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DELINQUENT.
De,inouent Sale Notice,

DHKxIx MIXING CAPITALIZATION
III 81 principal plnee q business. San Fran
cisco, CElifarn1s 1orstto1 Of work.. Eureka
District. Eureks County. Nevada
x0noe-There are dsEEqnens upon the fol
lowing Described stock. Oh account u assess.
rpeuf NO. 20. ley1sd On the 15th DAY u August.
1879. the several amounts set opposite the
NAMES q TIE respective shnrsho1dsrs, Ne fcl.
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District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SIXTH
i J0dicisl District. IN and fer Eursks CcuasT,
State Of Nevada. The State os Asvk8a sel3s
greeting 20 lanes langley.
Yo2 are hereby required 10 sppear in ar Ae-
ZION commenced s~zslgst you - defendant. by
Isabella Langley. a. plstntn. In the ptstr.et
Court Of Tie sixth Judicial District. In and for
the ecunty u Eureka, stAts ii Nevada. al tie
tozn OF Eureka. kEd Sasvsr the complaint
tAsrean. which is o. ale with the Cisrt 81 said
coart. within ten days after the service on you
CT this Summons exclusive Of the day OF ser.
vice.. IL served In said county. or tweasy days
IL served cut Of aAid county but within this
district. and IN AL ether esses forty days. or
Judgment b. default will be taken sgssnst you.
according 10 the prayer of said compliant.
The said action is brought against you. the
said defendant. 20 obtain Q decree Of divorce
from the bonds Of m~AtriInony ROW existing
between you and said piAintiG. and that plain
tai msy have the sole custody. care anc control
Of the children, Adam Langley, now aged about
six years. and Jennie Langley. now aged about
three years. the issue Of ssid marriage and
that she may be restored to her maiden name
Of Isabella AID for her costs and for
such other and further relief a. 10 said Court
may seem meet and proper; said plainuf siieg-
ing in her said complaint As the ground for
said divorce. that you said defendant for ever
one year, Immediately presiding the com
meneemsnt Of said setion. have failed and neg
lected TO provide for this plaintiff the common
necessaries OF life, when such neglect was not
the result Of poverty on your part. and which
you could not have svoided by ordinary Undue
try. and which Will more fully appesr by refer
ence 70 plaintiffs complaint on Gle herein.
And you are hereby notified, that II you fall TO
appear and answer the satd complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will take jud gmen;
for the relief demanded therein and for costs.
- In testimony whereof, !. 4. X.
/grAL DoD9x, have hereunto set ray hand
l~ and afaxed the seal Of said Court,
~ this I'd day Of October. A. D. 1873.
Il. X. DODGE.
Clerk District Court. Sixth Judicial District.
Eureka County, Neysdx- oc3-iawtw
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TIC p. u. SMITH. AND YoUE GRANTEES.
l. Tcu will take notice that ! have performed
labcr 10 the amount Of $3.50 during the two
years last passed. s1d ending September II.
1878, On the Beilzoes and Old Town mines. ait
Estsd In Eureka Mining District. Eureka
eoanty, Nessda. the same being the work re-
States IN relation 10 mines, and TIA; ssia isSoy
has beea 1ors 10 HssrtaiE pc=sexscyy t1tls 70
the same. and that year proportion Of said az
yeEse Aunounts - the SIM Ct ISIS II e. 5. gold
eotn, sad yea are hereby required 70 psy ssi1
sam expended In said mines ~ Aforesaid with
IN Esns:y days from tie date Of tie ersf publi-
ea.iol 81 ta3s .etsee, or forfeit your interest in
said mines. which 10 - follows. Ola Tovrs
200 feet; BeineEt. 100 feet
MARION FERREIL.
Eureka. August ID, 1873. su17-sd
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N IT Z II.

A IL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA W. II. CLARK. and all parties indebted
to him, are requested to call Immediately and
settle with J. H. MUNDY. st the store. corner
Of Main and Clark ~streets.
Eureka, September ., 1875. san
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RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Cspestsy sf Tsnks. . e,0oo Gallons.
ALL NOW PULL.

VXyATKR WILL BIZ FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hal n any desired quantities. at all
seasons o. the year. 81 . uniform rate. and
lower than can be furnished from any other
source. water deiivsd twice daily 70 private
families. miners cabins, saloons, etc. Tickets
ranefng from Gk TO 70 cents spiece. will b
eol4 u thsl Once Of The Company. on Ruby
Hi. y HAnRU1. Proprisaes.
y y. 11Ane0H, oapes1stsn1onl.
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Assessment Notice.

Il K CONSOLIDATED MINING sonrar
IN Location Of principal place q ouslns~s'
San Francisco, California; location q 800
Eureka Mining District. kurexa eousS ~ 4
OF Nevada Notice Is hereby gwen, ,IA ~
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, he'd oh w y
third day Of October, 1879, an Assessnasl' Nm
81 Of two tsg dollars per share was lsN'ss ahls
innedisteiv In limited States 9ola eoin. e ~
Secretary. at the once Of the Coiapsn, ,.,rest.
a., Nevada Block. No. Sos Montgomery ~
Ban Francisco, California shall
ANY stock upon which this Assessaient ~.
remain unps,d en- the Fifth 18Th day % "a
vembsr. is!s. win be delinquent s1d aassasni
fer s.ls q public auction; and u MN~lssInslFspAy.
IL made before. will be ssie on snSR isf9,
the THIRD tsdl DAY OF Dk.EA-A,rsr xfsh
% psy ths e~elinaasnt assessment. toSss1
coats OF advertising and expenses ei
BY order Of the Board OF s~-sts.y,
o.. 49, Nevada Biork, No. 80 sen'
eornery street. San Francisco. Cal
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And in scoor1aEe< with Law. and AZ order OF
the Board q Directors, made on the 8stesHrh
day q August. 1879. 80 znany shares 81 each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary.
Will be sold At public auction. q; the eahee q
Thos. J. fculierer. Room "a. Merchants Ex-
change Building. No Al California street. San
Fr@nclseo. California. On
Wednesday, the 18th Day Of Oeto-
ber. 1879,
At the hour Of 2S'clock P. n. Of sAa day. 10
pny said delinquent assessment thereon. TO-
eeiher with eosts q advertising and txpense-
Of the sale
p-F. yEEDESAL, Secretary.
OMre-Rooms 6 and I. 81 Pine street. san
FrHsc1sco, California so-fd
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Races! RACES!!
AiAA

THE CHEEKY CREEK JOCKEY CLUB or
FER the following Purses, amounting 10
s2l65s, fer the following races. 10 come 81 on
TIE
18th, 18th and 18th Of November, 1873.
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IT [ q H.

r INTEND LEAVING EUREKA on ~
IN an =. e., ! trip 10 the East, ana ~
ner.ons indebtsd 10 me win confer . sr.s d.,s.
Sor Nv %se,siins their bills previous to ths nrT
Eureka, October 1, 1sip- -
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rou pRlNTING OF ALL AASDs
SPrclxLTY q this once.
The sun., 1879-11-16

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: II wri-
ters would hold their penhoders properly and lightly
there would be scriveners paralysis But they will
not After many years experience in pens Of opn.
ion that the palsy cannot be cured can be arrested
II taken in time by the of elastic penhoder OF
kind-one that will yield when Pripped with
vous clutches and recover when released.
For pencils soft rubber outside the hard wood Is an
Improvement but 1t becomes unpleasant when warmed
by using.
As writing is method of placing ones thoughts
paper these thoughts well the writing. express
the individuality OF the writer. Gadness and sorrow,
haste and excitement, alter ones handwriting. cup
OF strong coffee. with Will unsteady the
and compela gripping OF the pen stick to form regular
lines The only proper holder is elastic one, and
large light holder that be held without gripping Is
preferable to a smaller one CALiGRAPnY.
To EpIroR THE SuS-Sn Being sufferer from
the thumb cramp, offer my footing up. II am not
much all sufferers from this affection have small
bones and therefore light arms Weight in the arm is
wanted TO slow the and prevent 1t being exhausted
too fast No lgharmCd man should be in husness where
manual labor of continuous kind is demanded. In this
case the weight of the pen or pencil may he increased bv
holding the between the first and second fingers
the thumb will thus get rest from supporting the
its function being now merely that OF the helm IN the
ship-lirectiye. TARDY WISDOM.
The sun., 1879-11-16
Bargain and Sale.

At Cincinnati, in 1876, Mr. HAYES was will
ing that Don CAMERON should nominate
him by suppressing the votes to which
BLAINE was entitled; that ZACH CHANDLER
should pour out his money for him; that
BLAINE should carry Ohio for him; that
GRANT should use his bayonets for him; and
that the Republican party should steep itself
in crime in order to count him into the Presi-
dency after he had been defeated.
But no sooner had the Fraudulent Ad-
minlstration been installed than it began
to plot against the Republican party. The
leaders who had engineered the electoral
frauds were repudiated and their friends
turned out OF Office. The only exceptions
to the rule were in the cases of the sub
ordinate agents Of the crime-the men
who personally committed forgery and
perjury-who might be expected to give the
tale to the winds unless their mouths were
stopped with the plunder they had won with
the loaded dice. These were to man cod
died and cared for at the public expense. But
for simon pure Republicans OF the BLAINE,
CHANDLER, and CAMERON stripe, there was
no quarter. They were at once declared enc
mics and put beyond the pale. Under pre-
tence Of purifying the civil service, Mr.
CoNKLINa was pursued with bow and brand
into the very citadel OF his power. and
CORNELL and ARTHUR were tumbled neck
and heels out Of the Custom House to make
room for SHERMAN's henchmen. Only two
years have passed and now we see another
sight Tho Fraudulent Administration is
grovelling at the feet OF the stalwarts and
seems to enjoy being kicked, and turned
over to be kicked again. Mr. CoNKLINd
seats that same CORNELL in his chariot and
harnessing EvARTs and SHERMAN to the
pole, with the balky BLAINE in the lead,
every cut, and away they go. What is the
| history Of a change so wonderfulp
HAYES set out deliberately to destroy the
Republican party. He took to himself all
| tho glory OF the success OF the fraud. If
| CHANDLER and CAMERON set il up, II GRANT
| employed the army to protect and encour-
age tho vote stealers, and II the visiting
statesmen carefully supervised the crime,
still HAYES knew very well that the electoral
votes OF Louisiana and Florida would never
| have been counted for him except through
the bargain made by his personal friends
| and agents with certain Southern reprosen-
tatives whereby alone the completion OF the
| fraudulent count was secured. 1t was upon
| this basis that HAYES stood when he threw
over the stalwarts and sought permanent
coalition with his new friends Of the South
To them he owed his position as the first
usurper OF tho Presidential chair, and with
them no fully intended to share the fruits
OF th.t conquest OF American freedom.
~ HAYES was elected, PACKARD was
The sun., 1879-11-16

her satisfaction. Perhaps she doesn't want
an intellectual companion in husband, but
only the man OF her choice, such as he is. A
husband OF good sound sense, solid manly
qualities, who can always be relied on, is
apt TO make for a wife Of good sense a COM
panion whom she will find suitable. But
che may grow to think him fool II he con-
tinually humbles himself before her as an
intellectual weakling.
AS to education, that Is another matter.
II she Is accomplished in every respect, why,
her society will help along your education
in the bost way, provided you are ambitious
OF educating yourself. A really cultivated
woman Is first-rate teacher; and o man
who puts his brains to use industriously can
get very good education, though he did
leave school at fourteen. A large part Of
the most intelligent men in this new country
who were born half century or so ago, had
no moro schooling than that, and many OF
them not so much as that.
Provided your brains are oil right, you
can train yourself so as to be fit COM
panion for anybody, so far as your intellect
Is concerned. But unless you get higher
opinion OF your brains, and II you have roa-
son to believe she thinks as meanly Of them
as you do, perhaps you would do better
not to marry her,