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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN Pursuance OF an order Of the District
Court Of the First judicial District OF The stats
OF Nevada, In and for the COUNT. OF Storey,
made on the second day Of August. 1871. In The
matter Of the sstats and guardianship OF hary
Christis, an insane psrson. the und' nimed.
guardian Of the ptrson and estste Of ssid naly
Christie. will sell ct private sais.t 10 The hishest
bidder for cash, subJsct TO c,nnrmstion By said
Court. on or AFTER the fifteenth day OF eeptem.
Der, 1879. ill the right. title and interest Of said
Nary Christie IN and 10 that certain lot. piecs
or parcel CT land. situats In the town Of Gold
Hill. county Of storsy and ktste Of Nevada,
lying east Of the foot path running from Viz.
ginis to Gold II y. and nearly In mont Of the
Imperial hoistins works. Terms and conditions
Of sale: Cash In United States gold coin ; deed
Il eIpsnss Of purchaser. Bids ~ Offers msy b
made IL any time after the frst publication Of
this notice, and before the mailing Of the sale /;
ali bids must b In writing. and left 1t the
once Of X D. Mitchell, Room 10 ODD Fellow
Building. vireinia. or delivered TO the under.
signed personally.
August a. 1879. sa5s "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26

THERE was q fight on Gratiot avenue
between o man who had been called Q
liar and ono who had called him thus,
anil the man who had objected to the
epithst was only about q minute getting
all the advantage to be asked for on such
occasions. I've had all the pounding
/ care for" said the under man. after
he realized his FIX. wei, are you
still Of the opinion that I'm . liar 2"
asked the other as he rose up. "To b
honest about It," slowly replied the
other. as he wiped the blood of his
nose, ~ am not entirely convinced. II
! was on the root Of Q horse barn, and
there wasn't any ladder handy. I think
I'd call you Q liar again. and run my
chance Of lodging clubs. Detroit Free
Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
WHEN THE BOWELS ARE DIS.
ORDERED,

No time should b lost In rssortinR to . suitable
remedy. Hostetter's Stomach Bltters 10 the
most reliable and widely esteemed medicine Of
Its class. It removes the causes Of constipation.
or Of undue relaxation Of the intestipes, which
bile. When 10 acts ~ o csthartic. Il does not
grippe and Violently evscuate. but produces
gradual aud natural effects. very unlike those
OF Q drastic purgative; and Its power OF astist.
ing digestion nullines those Irritating condi.
tions Of the mucous membrane OF the stomach
rhea. and eventually dysentsry. The medicine
10, moreover. an agreeable one. and eminently
pure aud wholesome. Appetite and TRANQUIL
nigh y slumber are b .th promoted By it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
Stirring Up the Animals.

Correspondence S. r. Pacific Life.
Eprron OF TINE PACIFIC LiTr-Sh: In
the Forest and Stream Of June IL, the
following appeared : "a correspondent
at Gold Hill, Nevada. proposes to the
troop OF his State Let each and all
the companies OF Nevada pick their best
men aud organize q team to be known
rs the Nevada team. and. the California
companies doing likewise. appoint Q
place-say in the western foothills Of the
Sierras. near Rocklin. Collar. or any de-
sirabls location-and shoot for q prize,
or several prizes. or say Q medal. to be
owned BY the winning team or to be shot
for annually. ss they may see at to de-
eide upon. This would have q tendency
to increase tho interest In shooting mat
tiers on the coast. and also give Nevada
Q chance to show her blood We
have. as yet. had no opportunity to
compete with any teams. except our
own from our respective companies.
Upon the other hand, California has
proved herself no SLOUGH ; but allow me
to remark. II this inter. State match
should take place, to USE . turf phrase.
we will show them q clean pair OF heels
! ask that both Nevada and California
companies take this matter under con-
sideration. and I sincerely hope to sec q
match arranged this coming Autumn.
We arc not far from each other. and
the expenses for travel would be slight.
I hope to hear through your columns
from others here and in California upon
this matter. Give II vent; keep the ball
rolling. and I am In hopes. II 1t 10
agitatsd. that We will yet make II stick.
Branch out, boys, and show what You
are made OFF," ! have 90 far seen no
reply to this. Perhaps the Californisns
think this too slough q game TO tackle
since they are silent upon this subject.
In that case. let me offer another sugses-
ton: Would II not be better. then. for
each company to send o team Of ten
men to compete for . purse Of, say, q
thousand dollarsf Al our correspond.
ent In the Forest and Stream says, Il will
create more interest in shooting matters
and improve our shooters. II II getting
rather stale to be always shooting
against and among ourselves, especially
when those Sarsnslds hog every prize.
they seem to be now the crack team
Of Nevada. II would Be . pleasure to
sss them compete with Q California
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
l. RssION.

1t 10 generally supposed By physicians and
the people generally that Dyspepsia cannot In.
vsiiably be cured. but We are pleased TO say
that GREES's Aususr Flown has never, to our
knowledge. failed 70 cure Dyspspsia and Liver
ach. U1stiveness. Sick Headache. palpitaiion OF
the Heart, indigestion bad tarte In the mouth,
etc. cut Of 1900 dozen bottles sold last year,
not . single failure was reported. but Thousands
OF comp imentary letters received from Drus.
gists OF wonderful cures. Three doses will
relieve any case. Try II. sample Bottles 10
csuts. Regular size 20 cents. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
STOCK INVESTMENT.

Before Msssrs. lawrence Co.. the New York
bankers. iususursted the combination system
Of operating In stocks. II was Omen very din.
cult for inexperienced operators, or even old
stsgsr. 10 deal probably By their singls.handed
ventures. Now the nsld 10 open to every one
for successful operations, aud capital In any
amounts. from $40 to $4,000, can BE- used with
equal proportionate prodt. Instead oil distract.
ing efforts amons many customers. the orders
OF thousands are concentrated Into one vast
pooland co operated for the bsnent Of alt. divid.
Ing profits pro rata every month. A prominent
citizen OF san Francisco made 81 .26a 80 from an
investment of $500 last month. Other custom
era are doirg better still. $25 pays Si2, during
the month. $500 returns 81. 400. or . per cent
ON the stock, and 90 on a. The marhst moves.
New circular contains : two unerring rules for
success" and full instructions for any one TO
operate probably. All the advantages Of IN.
limited capital and careful manipulation are
se .ured by tho combination method. Stocks
and Bonds wanted. Deposits received. Apply
10 Lawrence q Co., Bankers. 81 Exchsngs
Place, New York O..y.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS,

yANN. oENRRAL AGENT FOR KoH
an onhcs With wv. b. ASH, corner TAYLOR and
Q streets, Virginia City, VII " he o6ers FOR saie
PIANOS from the best manufacturer In ~
world. among whom ars DECKER BROTHERS,,
kMkaS0N. FISHER and DUNLAP, ali Oh
which are guaranteed By Kohlef { Chsss. Ban
fIaneiseo. Mr.: vspn oisrs to ssii Pianos q
Tor Sioo q has Cesn scld isfs Tor Sssc. Psy.
ments can b msds IN instsllments, n desired.
Nc yann also ofers for pals MASON 3 Han.
Inns PALACE ORGANS. which stand With.
out Q rival. A. M. vann ehsxess no commits.
sions, Pianos and Orsans can b. bought Of Elm
o. Ban yrsneisco prices. sss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
TEE search Of the detectives after Mr..

TIE search Of the detectives after Mr..
Stewards remains has developed q singu-
lar fact /: that lei have offered to act a.
''stalls" for the robbers that 10. they
would agree to be convicted Of the crime
and be cent to the Penitentisry for . few
years. provided $4,000 or $4,000 were
secured to them. An experienced do.
t%ectivs. when questioned as to the truth
Of this. confirmed It. and said that
among the criminal classes Of New
York, which he considered the worst on
the face OF the globe. men could not
only be hired to 60 to prison II neces.
sary. bat men could be found willing to
commit . murder for . hundred dollar
bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26

team. May I hope to see this replied to
In your columns3 These things will 20
far toward interesting the young men In
out door sports. II 10 10 DO hoped that
this will meet with the appreciation OF
our shooting friends and lead to some
thing more interesting than talk. B.
Gold Hill, August l6, 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
A CARD.

To all who are suffering nom the srrors and
indiscrs.ions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loes Of manhood, etc. I will send q
receipt that will cure you, YnIl Or CHANGE,
This great remedy vas discovered by Q mission.
AIRY In south America. Send Q selfIsddresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. NMAN,
tation d. New York City. fsl em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
SYRUP ORRi.s.

Cures Bulousness. Constipation. etc. It
elesnsss the system and puriaes the blood. I,
Is . prompt pursstivs. and 10 very pleasant to
the taste. For sale BY oil druggists. Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26

4 LETTER to the New York Herald
from China says that General Grant
has been asked to act as o mediator b.
tween China and Japan in the dispute
ovsr the Loochoo Islands. which
threatens to be . cause Of war. These
islands. which lie directly Of the Chi.
nsss coast. have been paying tribute TO
both China and Japan for a long time.
Now the Japanese have dsposed the
sovereign Of Loochoo and taken him to
Japan. and they say the islands must DO
entirely free from Chinese intsrfsrencs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
AGQQDP PLAN

Anybody can learn 10 make money rapidly
Operating In stocks. By the "rwo Unerripa
Ruiss for Success" 10 Msssrs. Lawrence :
oo.'s new circular. The combination method.
which this nrm has made 20 successful. sna'
blss people with large OF small means 70 reap
al the benefits Of lsrRsst capital and beet skill.
Thousands Of orders. In various sunni are
pooled into one vast amoant. and 90 opsrdhdo a.
q mighty tCho<. thus securing TO each share
holder al the advantages q the largest optrs.
tor. lmmsnSe profits arc divided monthly.
AIRY amount from s. TO % 900. or more, can b
used surceRfully. N. 7. Baptbt Wakfy. Sep
eember 90th. 1873, says; "by the conbtnstion
system SIS would msks t7s. or per cent. $50
pays $3.50. or Z per cent; 500 makss $1,000. or
10 per cent. on the stock during the month. 90.
cording to the MARKET" Frank L<sAk's Wuk
tratsd Newspaper. June 10Th , Tho combine.
tion ms.hod Of operating stocks 10 the most
puccs.sfui ev,r adopted" Hns York Indspen-
dent, September i2th: THE continuation sys-
tsm 70 founded upon correct business prtnci.
pies, and no person need be without an incoms
while 10 10 kept wortlpg by Mes.n. Lawrence
= %. Brooklyn journal. April 20th: .0ue
editor made . net pront OF SOL Is from 30 In
one Of Mssss. Lawrence I Co.'S combine
TONS" New circular (nailed frsel explains
everything. stocks snd bonds wanted. osv.
eminent bonds supplied. Lawrence / %.
Bankers, u Exchange Place New York. Ns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
0. q. GALLUP.

O. n. aAILur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand al
favorite brands OF Imported C.garS, choice bit
cigars. all kinds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationery Of
al descriptions, nns outlery. and tors ami isncy
Ru0dl Of all kinds. ansQ m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
xEARNEY To rHE FRONT.

Call Kearney q blatherski,e, a hood.
lum, q crazy.hsaded agitator or what
svsr you please. the square fact has to
be recognized that he has more influence
over the masses in San Francisco than
anybody else. The De YOuDgs. through
their Chronicle first brought him Into no.
tics, and s~edulously worked him up TO
public prominence. and today he holds
the life Of Charles Do Young and the
existence Of the Chronicle in his hands.
Time and the progress OF human events
works wonders sometimes and this Is
one OF them.
De Young led Ksarnsy up. pattsd him
IN the back and msrcsnarily made use
Of him to accomplish his ends, and
whom success was apparent 10 the adop'
ton Of the new Constitution for the
State. De Young coolly and quietly
dropped Kearuey by degrees. and en-
dsavorsd to push him into obscurity
altogether. But Kesrnsy would not
down. He would not bs dropped. nor
retire into obscuri,y. Not by any
means. Hs was up at Vallejo when De
Young tried to assassinats Kalloch. and
with the frat outbreak Of the conss-
qusnt excitement scores OF kilograms
were sont to Ksarney, calling upon
him to come at oncs and direct the
movements OF the excited masses. He
was looked upon as the leader. the Gen.
sral for the occasion. and he went 10
Ban Francisco at once. The Infatuated
and unmanaseabls populsce fell at Q
into rank behind him. and had he said
tear down the prison and hang De
Young It would have been done; or had
hs said burn and destroy the city, 1t
would have been done. But no; he sx.
hibited q miraculous degree OF sound
common sense. more than has
been generally accorded TO him.
by directing his army OF excited
followers to keep quiet. preserve the
peace strictly. and commit no hasty. Ill.
advised action. He said De Young was
where they could find him whenever
they wanted him. and would bs kept 70.
II the Law did not punish him properly,
they could. Meanwhile the election
would take place in q few days. and the
result must be made q perfect triumph
Of the w~oikiugmen's ticket. when they
would be placed in q better position to
adjudicsts upon and control the result
Of this matter than at present. He told
them to disperse quietly to their homes.
and they did so at once. perfectly con-
tented. 20 long As he was there to direct
them.
Dc Young has deliberately killed his
party Of Honorable Bilks, OF which he
and his Chronicle were the head and
front. Their candidate for Governor.
Glenn, turned rather Of q cool shoulder
to the Democracy who had also nom'
mated him to that honorable position.
by saying that he owed first allegiance
to the H. BIS by reason OF having FIRST
accepted the nomination from them.
For this reason he is non too popular
with the Democracy. and the Working
men certainly do not want him. therefore
the chances are that All Glenn. as Kesr.
nsy has named him, will have to stay at
home on his extensive landed dominion
and herd his Chinese as before; while
George @. Perkins. the Republican can
didats. will step easily into the Gubsr-
Material chair. materially assisted by
Charles De Young. and his cast.off COM
rade, Dennis Kesrney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26

So,ouRSER TaurH. the famous eolored
woman. who 10 now 103 years old, IL
going to Kansas to make q study OF the
negro exodus. Her eyesight II 20 much
improved that she now does without
glasses. Her hair likewise 10 turning
black, and her step 10 a. agile and her
conversational powers - good a. In her
youth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness.
Loss Of Manhood, and al disorders brought on
By indiscre,iou or excess. ANY druggist has
the ingredients Address
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26
eoRN.

sPRRRY- In Paradise Valley. August u. to the
wife Of Fred. sperry. Q con.
FARWFLL In Aurora. August IL, to the wife
Of I. n. Farwsll. . daughter.
BARSRLON-In Aurora. August 70. 10 the vile
OF J. Bsrselon. . daughter.
ECKELs-At the Douglas Mill, Lower Gold
Hiii. Aususs Is, 70 the vile Of J. ". Eetsls,
adauRhter.
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MARRIED,
III

oOx-In Virginia. August IS. waltsr. son Of
William and orsos Con. a9sd > montns
pUDLE-rn Fish Lais VALLEY, Ausust 10. Ter.
dinsnd Dude, agsd ~ yssrs.
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]. Q. sxow. Loun eArrri.
SHAVING 4 HAIRpREssIHas SALOON
MAIN srRRkT, GOLD HILL

(0pposits the Eclipse Livery Btable).
uAvINa RRoPBNRp TIE WILL
ii Known old stand formerly occrpisd By
Neyer, We respectfully solicit Q shars OF the
patronage OF our old friends and the public sen.
rally, Tusrsntseine the very best Of work and
the most perfect satisfaction. Sharp raIors.
clean towels; everything nice. Gall and ~
N. Isl SNOW 4 0ATIgR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26

NEW PArrSrs.-The following, bear.
ing dato Of August ~, 1879. Is the
latest list Of United States patents issued
to residents Of the Pacific Coast. fur
nishsd BY Dewey 4 Co.. United States
and Foreign Patent Agents. San Fran
cisco o. 8. Baker. San Francisco. bed
clothing ; p. Banner. San Francisco.
overalls James r. Clark. San Fran.
cisco. mufie furnace |; John Gatss, Port.
land. Oregon. steam pump; r. Llewel.
Ign. Ban Francisco. feed.water heater
and condenser for steam boilers ; Geo.
L. Carroll. San Francisco. sarsaparills or
blood purifier Grade mark.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26

mi Dan maks money fsstef &C Vork for NJ than
y st anything else. Capital no. required; Ne
ne Industrious. Hsn. women. boys md eiyis
S6antod svsRywhsre 70 work for %. New q u
ma. Costly outdt and terms ires. Address
uhl en- T1U1 3 o0s Augusts Maine,
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RoYALITALIAN CIRCUS
This Pswsrf.l and Msnme,h Cs.bisa.
ter Oners the
FINEST EXHIBITION ON RECORD.
NOTICE.

sIaNoR cHIARiNI sdvsstisss no special
feature that he does not exhibit. and has 10
rival worthy the name In the profssston. The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26

ecc A weak in your own own % outfr
0OO nee. No risk. Reader, n you want .
buaineea at which porsons OF either ssx can
make great pay ~ The tins thsy work. vits
ioepafticulsrs 10
Hhs sms q. HALLErr . %. pcrt,.nd. Ne.
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THE PERFORMING HUARAcos
From the Psmpss Of Pstasouis.
ESERrraI&SSSf HEw 81 Af Toh REASTI FTHTntIuRrsr

The whole FORMING THE LARGEST CIRCUS
ment. Superb display Of proves b. The gisat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-26

TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. Doc Z
open st I and Z; commences st . and Q.
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An agreeable picture Of James g.
Blains's domestic life at Augusta IL
given by Q correspondent Of the Chicago
Inter Ocean. "Tho Blaine house Is
always full. II 10 elastic in Its capacity,
but 10 never lonesome. Young people
predominant. and they like to 90 there.
The family in itself is largo, and the
children bring their schoolmaiss home
with him. Mrs. Blaine Is not Q public
man. but I may be allowed to state
that whether in her nursery or at the
head Of her husbands table. she il q
lady to admire and love ; and I think OF
all the people who love aud admire her.
Mr.. Blaine loves aud admirss her the
most. They have an even hali.dozen Of
children. The eldest son, Walker
Blaine. has just entered the practice Of
law ct st. Paul. Mimi. aud the second
son. Hmmons Blaine. 10 q student at
Harvard. The two next children are
daughters. just finishing school. and
then comes James G. Blaine, Jr., whom
! judge to DO a chip Of the old block"
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NAsH CUSTOMERS WILL FIND 1T TO
stock Of goods before purchasing slssshsre. -
all my goods are fought for cAsh, and I Bell
THEN CHEAPER than any othsf stors. FOR
Cash ONLY.
ALEX. COHN,
4 Odd Fsliows' Building. Gold Hill.
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THIS 0LD-KSTABLlsHxD AND kELL
quantity Of Renovated and Clean Linen with.
ost being damaged By manipulation OF By
chemical application.
Packages ponetusIly called for and 70
OFFICES Theodore wola's Clothing stoss.
sfnis. and vsssy House. Cold mi. I'm
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08
TIE MARKETS.

Beef steak, 14a2Oc; sirloin, 1sa2oc
roast, 14alSc; corped 8a12"; ehipped
25a3Oc; ham sliced 15al3 Wholesale, l0c,
8alOc; fitch, 11a12e; pud
ding, 16c kog's-head cheese, 12c; lard
lOc; mutton, 10al2c; chops, 16alSc veal
lOai6c; outlets. 18a20c; chickens, lOaa2
10; 75aSl. per pair, spring chickens,
30 per lb.; butter, 25a3O cents per pound;
eggs, 18 cemts per doz.; onions la5c per
bunch; soup beans. cents; cucumbers,
a &c. per piece. new potatoes, 10al6c
half peck; new apples, sal6c. half peck;
spinach, 10 cents, per half peck rhu-
barb2a3c hunch;rOcktsh. 2tal6c per pl !;
founders, 10 cents; black bass, 26a
soc per string; cat Ash. three pound for
25c; kale, ,1Oal2per half peck; lettuce. Ia
per head; green peas. 10al2e per hf PIX;
radishes, 3 a &c per bunch cabbage, 2a6 per
head; new .tomatos 8a12c per half peck,
saashes, 1abc. per piece; new beats, 4c
per bunch; string beans, cents per half
peck; butter beans. 1Oc per half peck;
raspberries, 12c per qt. red; 8s10, black
whortter berries, base box; black berries
2 boxes for 70 cents; new corn, SalOc per
dozen; egg plants, 5a8 per piece; peaches,
l2a25 per hf. PIX; watermelOns, 10a2O per
piece; cantaloupes, DC per basket; 2ab
cents per piece; plums, 10al5 per box
lima beans, 15c. per quart; sweet pota-
toes, l5a26 per hf. PIX; grapes, lOalo per
nOund.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08
Coast WNves.

Next 10 the action OF RAIN and rivers
comes the gnawing effect Of coast waves.
The waves tbunderB against the cliff,
which mOcks LIS seemingly tmpoient
rage ny dashipR IL back ward in Q cloud
Of foam and spray, but 1t returns aRa'n
and again to the charge until persistency
wins the day. The east coast Of England
which has for centuries been fast yield
ing to the attacks of the German Ocean,
furnishes Sir g. Lyell with the majority
Of hts illustrations In the interesting
chapters upon the action Of tides and
currents. That eminent geOlogist tells
us how towns and villages marked by
name In Old ~ APPS, now lie tathOms deep
beneath tho waves. In one Gao, which
came under his notice, houses had with
in the memory of living men stood upon
ella fifty feet high, but in less than
half u century houses and cliff we're all
ingulfed, anu see water deep enough TO
float q frigate Occup el their site. Az
unahy as twelve cbu .iies. each farther
land ward than the last. have been built
IN one parish, and all hut one have been
swallowed up by the s1a. Churchyards
have consequently been destroyed 10
many places, the corpses AMI ske leton~
having been washed ont OF their graves
and tiOsted away by the tide. S,r q.
I.yell himsel saw human Remains pro-
tuhing from the cliff at Receivers, In
Kent, In 1851. And he hginOromsly al
ludes to scene depicted ny B"wick,
which, he says, numerous points on that
coast might have suggested; the grave
yard OF ruined abbey, undermined AMI
almost isolated by the sea, with broken
ombstone in the foreground serving AZ
a perch for the c0rmOrants, and brarinR
the Inscription, ITO pespe ,uats .: the ,''
was ObIiterat<d AMI whose mOnunen
was ready to fall into the waves. And
he aptly. though somewhat sar sasticaily,
suggests that such tombstone would
have been 1T tribute to the memory OF
"sOnie philosopher who had taught
"the pc, manencv Of exist,Dg contiD'
ents, the "era Of repose," or "the im'
potence of modern cAuses.-- B el0rdp.d.