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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01

lost, under heau I've"
The ladies of this city and Dayton
w;ll generally keep "open house
to-day.
Constable Hill is nearly well
enough to come out on the streets
once more.
Ju,tice TAFT was in town yester-
aav. closing up his business, prepa-
,atory to turning over his office to
his successor.
There was a ball in Odeon Hall,
DAYTON, yesterday evening. 1t was
we'll attended.
G.E. Caukin, the State agent of
the Travellers Insurance Company,
WAS in town last Saturday. His
office is in Virginia City.
The Woodwork mill was shut
down last Saturday. Cause: the
freezing up of the Carson river de-
pryed it of its motive power.
The main tunnel on the American
Mining Company's claim is now in
o46 feet, the face showing stringers
of quartz of favorable character.
Snow has fallen to sufficient
depth, during the past thirty-six
hours, to insure good sleighing to-
day on the upper end of the Com
stock.
Pat Quinn is extracting from his
mine in Spring Valley, some ore as
saving we'll up in the hundreds. He
intends to ship couple OF carloads
of it to San Francisco. as a working
test.
As the TINES is put to press the
gladstone chants of the merry max
ers are heard in the streets, and it
is evident that there are many who
are "seeing the old year out, and
the new year i'm
At the special meeting of the Cos.
Club, held last Saturday
evening, vote of thanks was ten
iered to the ladies who had done so
much. either by contributing mir
rors and pictures, or by tying greens,
to insure the success of the Christ
mas reception.
The well.known and popular seeds
men, d. NJ. Ferry & Co, Of Detroit,
Mich, are again before our readers
with their annual announcement.
Their catalogue, which is mailed
free, is offered to all our readers. We
would advise them to avail them
selves Of this offer. Bee the adver-
ti.ement under head New To-Day"
The list of shares of Buckeye stock
upon which assessment No. 10 has
not been paid, is published under
the head of "New To-day" Certifi-
Gates for only about $3.50 shares arc
so published. This evinces that the
majority Of stockholders in that COM
pany have a good idea of the value
of their stock. The assessment was
Of fifty cents per share.
A lot of about twelve tons of Ed.
son ore just worked at McJilton's
arastra yielded an average of about
$50 per ton. This ore having been
taken from the mine without sorting
the owners consider it fair sam.
pie of the whole ore-body. The
yield was all in gold, no attempt
having been made 10 save the silver
The gold is worth SlS 90 per ounce
W. c. Dewey, for the past two
years Principal of the public school
in this city, has been appointed
Princinat nf the Stata Dn;vorSifv
vice d. r. Sessions, who was elected
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mr.. Dewey left this city for Elko, tc
assume the discharge of the dutie:
OF his new position, last Saturday
evening. II. F. Baker, of Virginia
has been appointed to the vacancy
thus caused in our local staff Of
teachers.
jump Every One or Them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
SPECIAL Notice.

The letters patent issued to W. @. d. Body
covering the use of vULcANIZED RUB
BIER. WOOD. OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL, any per-
son or corporation in this State using, with
out my written permission, any other than the
old-fashioned valve with a leather face, is
liable to prosecution for actual and construc-
tive damages. Il. u. PICOTrE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
Notice to Owners Of Mining Claims,

All owners Of mining claims who
wish to have their claims shown on the
new Official map of the Comstock
ABOUT to be published by j. b. Tread.
wen wen must make early application to
MN, at room 8, Tahoe House, opposite
Nsiis-Fargo's Office in Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
Work Resumed in the Occidental,

Work was started up at the Occi-
dental mine last Monday, Delaware
Sewell of this city, being put in
charge as foreman. This mine has
not been worked for three or four
years, or since the miners were driven
out by a sudden inflow of water.
There are only 10000 shares in the
capital stock of this company.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
BRIEF MENTION.

O.. the advertisement of muff
lac. under head New To DAY"
The ladies of this city and Dayton
will generally keep "open house"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
MINING AND ENGINEERING.

u MOSHEIMER, IN SAN FRANCISCO.
eDs in cooperation with Society of En-
gineers, is publishing monthly journal, THE
ENGINEER OF THE PACIFIC, devoted to
the advancement of MininG, Engineering, Me-
ehsnicsl Arts, etc. 1t is conducted on strictly
scientific principles and the price. 81 50 per
year.
, 1879-06-14
NORTHWESTERN PATENTS.

-, ....-. =
List OF Patents Iasued to NoFthwnnkofn In.
ssntnFs.
6p.ctaI Dfspatta Ia Tnt Tribune.
sv.au,xnr,r n ~. luna ta-A RI. Eva,.
n"'u'u't ~ ~ o1ne -. ~ t.n-N1Ns
patents lssucl 10 Northwestern Inventors:
,t11nots.
H y i,tnwn ttTm1tW5n t3rnYs. suSY.n .niow At.
tachtntnt
Z. Ebttiy, Sterling, thll''coupllnG JACK
j. 81. ialt, sterling, emnt anu beaah maenlne
for cleaning grain.
a. Hard, Aurora, thlll' coupling.
-, HastSHt Gt nn'eaG". ., ",eunot hnt5n. uS'us4
4. ii. Lrsllo. Chiragp, sewing OH achine attach-
mcnt.
Il. ". LINN. Chtcaro music.fack.
Warren Macarthur, Chicago, animnl.tfap,
4. G, Mnsun. Chicnn0, rot,c. reel.
s, T., Macili Chicago, Jhck.scrsw.
4, q. Mum, Chitago, fceI water -hsatsrs.
+, ", NcWit,,t franklin qrpve, plows
8. j. RcJue1dH. Ilrcoi]o. horsu COLLAR {Fesaaus).
T. q, a. Klshhona O. al, th'eaeof preparing
mn,"rSWr;, ~. %"s1s d:hcoso c...,,n,,r.r
, 1879-06-14

eGa, ,'lsG by tho parishes. The portion paid by
tho pasls',os producing erons OF 400 con bales Of
cotton antt ll0, LOO i,uRshcada Of n,oaAaea did
not contribute taxes aulilcieut 10 pay lilo SAL
hrics M their !ntfEcs md l>tstrict.A ttbrneYs.
The CITY If Nrw Orltans, in fart. hah to nrovi1o
for oil tho expenses IF tho State upyefnment,
and tile legscs throughout tho Stats. In tho
Maltcr Ut liecnspt, the CITY raid $l:5, 414 ustl
The parishes tt01,3l1. The Whole nn1oi,nl paid
by tne PARISHES fur tnxcs aiMi )Iccnsus was
SGsdl. Ttltct! is not one 'hnll Of ] per cont on
The PARISHES cotuplatn ot high lakes, though
puying ao ttttlt, nMl ny ttlrir delegates In tho
Constitutional Convention override the Yotce of
thu city members representing thu section Of
the 1tato TINT nays AHvnn times tho amount Of
taxes psit1 by the PARISHES.
, 1879-06-14
A Brief History Of tho Compound and
Nhnt Is Chained Tnr II.

Tbs 1rsi sucGelaiut experiment 1adc y NJ, wAr1t,
M Mn WIZ t!,e Cen!!onTd VA " Tue snInet II Is7i
tcen cultivated tho Two preceding yaafs. Win tae ta
lowsng rgsn;t GGfn nlni.ieA May r. lti,: Lea,ts Il
1niy y! -fnfty.unc days: trn bluwn ,1wn hy slHra.
July ~; act u, All! hel July Ii fw.t w.s ii. esIf
=; ytel ~: ~ tle ra,u ot atrsc ,!.l:r ui .!r:I.
1lRht t;3st nn!heis r rata Tr ntrct III t.nnA E.t
.na y!.! of s's soEn g attSctc: tie a'rtn Il IL
anxious tn tty It. ttc follownx scason n, tiair nKa
cnr1 wIlSh tieT ~. and with Sxtraor narr rrsti,
mlnatiuH aud gruwth Df tho seed; T.: It:olurcs lSn
Of nore yfEoroua a1t rapid groMfl: II. maturity il
Inst ~ danecr rom curly Planting Hni fr,,ts p.s7
tasLsby ~ ayottc:i: ~ T 4 gn}o! nitselly ii,
arc; fg1 tac Goss ct rrcrar,nE s,e,ls1 or n.saa
tion for tlG arcA and shoot against Wsc Wofnia sut
, 1879-06-14

hut simply to ho gnarrtcd ont like rock md
sent to f1,e mil: Too tnAuy s,ucIters ,nlghs he
ernrsed ut Tie Clia, tut nut too mani, sta'np.
mills Tor a lanE time. Rich nlacer.dggnt n,
town, Minl considerable gold is bcing washed
out. Hlof gold and et1Ttr }oat hare becn 1oinst
In tho sanure dc t:rtsto RnnEe, a,''l IL is sun,
pared that many rich mines will ha discovered
AllneralogtstE who have Investigated tho LII
rnlncA Aay tlcrG nrc no nIhrrs tiko thrnl. The
Eero dc pasco mines Of Peru, to which Henry
Ait!Cra built his Ercnt railway, nrc tie nearest
fro,n thirty to forty ounces, att growing Richer
with DEPTH. Atm depth 1T Ial0 feGk-ts,at Is.
below the water-Esne,-tlirsc Otca turf, from
cll1orfdo 10 sutphurcts, snstcad of Enlena a. at
covered. The Peru mines l,ave l'ern ftnrrnughcd
into without ttnllcrinE, TIL large scciiDns ot
counsrr haye caTad In, einktng about soo feet.
The sulpl1urets, though assnT!ng about 40
starnp,nlll!l teiehty ttnn'rs) he's reecutly t4ea
SHIPPED from thls country: For oyer
10 yeath the, rock has been carried
out Of tic mines on The backs Of tl'c
lcrnrans; and mIcd upon fn Cd d. Sranish s!,a n.l
nIoce:s. The Yield Inns been over $50, 900 400
Thu Cli1 mines are believed to be tic mora
extensive.
They ara the most accessible In this country,
with wood md water In at'undnuce near By, md
plenty OF provisions raised in the valley. Coal
Is within twenty-five mtcs By wagon, and will
soon 10 within forty-ave miles by raII. The
Atchlson, Tuppka i SANTA fa RnllrDad Compa-
ny has surveyed the route III grippe Creek, aud
tlic road Is now built to Within about twenty.
two miles Ut the CHI. The Western Unt0n
Telegraph COMPANY nre laying their wIscs frpm
Canon City, alltl will have the limo completed IN
few weeks.
rhr mintng claims are mostly In the posses.
sion Ut the original pruspcctura, sh0 nre poor,
md property cat, be bought ct,c1p. Capitalists
!,uTc Euna 10 Lcatlviela a1t1 other moro distant
rnmps, uhl machinery has only commenced to
como. Thrcu smelters aud two stanlp.n!ils are
OIL The ground a.i1 on the wny hui few
Chicago capi,a1ista hnyo Invested ut the CHI.
Jan,es Turner ChrIstlau Wahl, md n. II.
i1rsl hnye purchased three Or four claima, nIl
viii nruceed 10 erect machinery immediately
ior working tle tres
The nboYe Information l l,nvo gained by n
months cnreiul Investigation At Tie CHI, and
ut thu mills u, ErnottcrA, to which illc urcs hayc
beGn sent. l llayG seen the ore mtnctl, sacked,
run through tho sampltng-works. assafe.1. aIItl
shipped to Umata tn large -quantitlcs.-twenty
to thirty tens in a lot. l hayet lnlne.liatclY
after blast, taken up rich, fresb chunks ot orc
cureretl with hustl-siEver. witch 1 could shayo
off with my knife, and know the silver comes
from the rotk. Silver Clttr ia destined, in my
Judgment, to becone i great md prrmanent
mining camp. Yours truly, K II. JOHNSON.
, 1879-06-14

Says tho Indianapolis Senknsl: "Ihe Cran-
ford Cnunty tlnd.) Democrat has the fol!owu,
interesting paragraph roiattye to the birth ot
two children Of Tue same father, ia Jcnusnge
1919. In 1859 The father OF thls rhld married
1iis second and present wife, und, In ten Yoara
later, IN 18th, child WIS borne By tho second
wife, 1t be!s!G tlle eighth child born during tl,u
len ysa1. Of ta'eir u'arrs4u.:- three premature
sxty.seycn years. difference In tie ages Of tho
two rhi!dren, un1 IN this month tho father Will
10 " years Old. This all occurred in Jennings
Townehtp, this county, The Uen.oerusoinlts to
say tlat tho tnr,e o{ tho father IL AudiAon VIII.
Jams, now residing ut Magnolia, Crawford
County, n'lt tLat hocame to lndlaua from Penn
sylrRnl9 tu t8l7."
, 1879-06-14
THE RULER OF THE UNIVERSE,

To hs Edtfof AZ The 1ffb4tne,
KArKAKEs. ILL.,, Juns la.-'rhe question ls
asked through your paper Of Juna S, What
esuses tho dlurnal revolution Of the Earthi
Wh.lo some may undertake. to give scientific
reply, think .llat all sYlll be compelled to full
buck upon my theory, which present rs fol.
lows;
Like ~ our motbcrs turned tho wheel
And spun to cloths each cpnling heIr,
n"sh exercise Ills constant care,
All perfect principles combined,
'Fhc soutco Of al thtnr4 goul II He,
WhAtc'eF you cal1 fliy uAlnG. NO dnl
The ona l!o uuth Fosuv1r aeG.
lie oFdurs all thingt fur tho gou1
OF eveEJ sou md daughter bofnt
And, thuugA We layo nut understood
We rlaii, in tlsat ctyrna1 nlutn.
Than ltt III each ouFatlsex eonssnt
With what thu Lord 10 Ns tavsals,
Until the coming great event
When liz ahali 0pen all tho ecnlR.
Then wc ahali know n VIC ar1 Known,
Thin w ahAlI elpAfly understand
The mysteries that shall bs shown.
Ths revelation will bo grand.
My theory, as already Expressed, Ia, That Col,
bong the combination pf all perfect prtnrip!es,
and DWELLING I'm Ills essential rtsrticu} iu tic
csntre Of cteatsd things, ur uE this unycrac, has
10 Er1atrr interest tllan tn walsh over and
oYcrruo the works Of Ills hands, nIld especially
tho atfatss of Ills {4ulIly,-Hs aous and tlaugkl-
ters, etc. mud that, living ~ lie does IN rericct
harmony with tAese principles Or laws Ut Ma
ture, Ite aJfesta or controls them according to
His sovereign will. Yours truly,
A. ]. DEWIAQ.
, 1879-06-14

would fairly estimate tho general Raln. uofors
tic panic wo Wera pln,g up debt varywhers,--
In torna, counties. cities, Htstcs. For tIx years
We hare mads no new tebta, and have paid
one.half what i. was In 1s11, ami local taxes, II
they bare not decreased in like degree hRye
hllrunk III every direction. An unhoalthr, IN.
natural, and speculative tendency, il.at had
found its way Into every variety Of business, has
entirely tisaappcarcd. Tie incyftahio rolou,,,l
frum the business depression IL nlroady psnr-
trniing throughout Tie country. When It
resches tta Legitimate expansion, the eomn,Gr.
cial condition oi The Uuitcd States will be In.
rotnphrably superior to that Of any nation on the
Rlobc.
, 1879-06-14
D0os Tint tlasrt{

- . NNfTIf'ft, =
"nnes that llurtf' kindly askell The dentist
hl,,g steel probo. with back.aet teoth, clear
down through his achinE tooth into the gum,
" docs that huItt" ho asked With evident feel.
iaE. 70 no." scplled tle young man, In q
voice s!l1tusrd with emotion aud sentiment
40 no" hu said, tenderiy, rising from tho cnai1
u..d holding The slentist's lead IN lhc stoYe,
mlltto hc dragged hfa lungs out Ut bis eRrs With
a cork-scrsw. ~ o no,h he aid, "not at ali
does thatt" But tic dentist hau the batter oi
Tho Young ,nnn after all, for ho charged INN Sd
ccnta ana didn't pull tho tooth then. Hut BY
tl'at tins tuo astoalshed toot1 had forgot lts
aching,
, 1879-06-14
Gutns from tho Panic.

L lied HfFU}N. =
Looking eainlitly NJ thu business situation Of
this country to.luy, gs compared with unr et,a.
tii!tun before the gfcatmnic Of l673, one must be
blind INDEED who canu0t SEQ ,ta.t we arc netuAly
the gntners by lllAt panic. There hnl beenlnucil
ilttiFklual suffering, but Il IL Swallowed up In
tho geueral Enod. Let thu GreenbackeT co-
pare tho purchasing p0Hcr Of thu monuY ~ llas
to-lay with that beforu tllv panv, sn,,d hu viii
find himself better uif, Notwithstanding sle dit
ference III tho prices hia cF0ps aEe brlnglng. Let
hin contrast tile difference bulwccN gnyaru-
,ncntal uetlods In matters Of ananre, u le
, 1879-06-14
From tho Pennsylvania state Ak. Co1lrge,

-. l rIonRhcd Up n1ot OF Ene.rfrtith II 10
assa and ha5s1Msd Msl and :oa';sa sesn 4 tic Con-.
water and planted both thu bane .aj Sow III, oas:
eighth Ut ~ kcfe II one and nne-1uaier nj. xs4 sat
elxtccn rpdk 1uE. !nakHs FuoIn for slI or ta'.
planted ~ h4nd. thTcs rW. or thlt sgaket With lns
Conpt1una and thrto rows With that wtch wns bo1Grl
IN tfIe WttHri {tlAt would h. o'4ixtrrh of an zefI
caot kept Watching 1t at palltr, afa eoat hot'ea
~ dIncEcncs Y tiu e!9n but Wien cil.tC Ins ta9':
Gonpopna CT w. tlo & ss W. es9p Of ,tst ~ - ks
corn was nut 10 goptl. ills c,rn talra Oh tho ps
macI ~ :oaSsd wtsh Is Cnl'un w y ~ s$d oae
soaked With water produce1 hut i've hi.hrt ~ h.s
pEoportlo hye bushels would nakn rt:nty RshsIs t
bushels pur acre showing difference Of txtnty to4t
buahel In favor Ut The Compound. i Aso pto luee!
ntty polda uiore f0dder which would bu H inu'a 10
tho AcEt. Yours trrIy,
, 1879-06-14

fnps CITY. An hour before he s,os himself 10
was In tho vieintty Of :ha Catholic Cilnrvh,
foutlshtnG pistol, probsbly, viii, suicidal IN.
rent. A paessr.hy called oilt to him, ''Don't
shoot; yon'Il scars my l,osaeai" Bowling, tho
F'renchtnan politely replied. "Excitso me, str,"
and 1ofofrcd the naurdnrnlls dead.
, 1879-06-14

. MipnETowH VALLEY: Md., Noy. H. t. 1aM H..
purchased a fdw pucxnYr4 OF yuur t1tat!fe Ms t9Ms
pound suA used tlen with such s4ttata:toIt rsu "a
tnst Y Rse: Me Kteat p!c4surr e ad n.y
oa he1 III which my uurl hkd always % fhs
fercd fruM worinA but THU year SscAIEd sHtcy Z, ia
VII. 1Haxu corn cun.u up mora regularly bsS'@sahs @ hs
- uch Esteeca i; III sT INV wesshsr xh
s1nsssi1ss ws!h tes. nlo q nk ,at ". sds tn xI r.
plin aud will adj tlat ltd put lind L ntrsaa m
rSn11nt stnGe ~ M 4! TX Tt.ot5 m sta saa H.
do not tAlnk shall eycs sxan plant asa asaapna. M I'LL
coru without gFing It tho hCnta 0f tto tHnyGH rgSH
DANIEL Ii, u, hNEk lAE!'
, 1879-06-14

frequent Information Of late In regnnl to The
rnt,lrn mbvcmnnts ot the Hon. lioraes Mhy.
nnrd which Gives rise to Tho bc]cf TINT Mt,
flalstcad may he sent 10 the Turkish cap!ta!.-
poAt lon In connection with which lfs name llaa
hNrotofors been prQmtpottlY mentioned.
, 1879-06-14
THE SECRET OF DEATH.

'aSho IL deadt n they said to him. "Coms away
Kiss her and leave hcr-thy lovo II clays"
rhsy smoothea her tresaes Of dirk brown hair
On her forehead OF stone they laid It falr;
Over her eyes. that Razod too much,
Thny drew tho lids With gentle touchs
With tender touch they closed up ws'l
The aweet, thin lips that had scctas to tol1t
About her hrows aud bcanttful faca
They tied her veil and her marfiRga-laess
And drew on her white feet her white s!!k shoes-
Which vero tho whltcot, no eye could choose;
And oyer her bosom they crossed her hsnds.
"comc a'Say!" they said-"G undcsutands."
And there was silence, and nothing there
but silence, and scents Of eglantcro,
And shey sata: ia 1aay shoall il. l,sa shs."
And they held their breath AZ they 1eft tho room,
With shudder to glance ut liza stlllncAa aud gloom.
But hc who loved her too well to dread
Tho sweet the stately, tho boau,i:ul dead,
Tie lit his lamp, and took tho koy
And turned it-hl0ne again. Ao and she,
Tic and she; but she would not speak,
Though hc k!ssed In the old placa, tho quiet check
He and she; but eho would not smile.
Though 1io called her the name she loved eroHhllo.
lie and she; atlli sha did not rnoye
10 any oae passionate whisper OF love.
Then ha said: "Cold lipa and breasts without
brcAth,
Is there no voice, no Language, Of Death
"Dn,nh to tho cas mud still 10 tho sense,
Dut to heart aud to soul distinct intcnsot
..see NOW! will listen With soul. not ear:
Whit ya1 tho EucEat vi uylnX, lcXrf
"Was 1t tho infinite wonder Of all
That you GUILD over let llfe'a Aowsr iaf1f
..or VAS 1t creator marvel to fee1
The perfect cului DER tho agony ateal3
'.Was tue miracle greater to find how dsep
Beyond Ill uscals sank DOWNWARD Thai a!eopf
''Dld llfo roll back Ito records, dear.
And show, ~ they aay Il does, past things eitsrs
"Ans! was |. the lnnermost heart OF tho bliss
To lind nut 50 what Wi4dom love tAE
",o perfect deadl o dead most dearl
ho!4 the breath Of my soul TO heart
~ listen ~ deep as to hoss!ble NoN.
An llEh aa t0 Heaven, and you do not tsn.
t..'Thc!e must be pleasure IL dying. sreo1
To mako you 10 placid from huad to fsct
~ would toll you. darling. II wc,o dead,
Anu 'twesa 1onr not tcars upon my brow sntd--
VI would aaY, though tho An9ol of Death had laid
nlS sword On my llps to Keep 1t Hnsaid.
''You should not ask vaIn1y, with streaming eyea
Which Of all Dcati's was the chicfcst surprise
'.Tha very ssranecat and suddencst thing
OF Ill the surprtaes that dying must bring.
All, fnoIlsh world! D most kind deadt
Though ho told mo- Who will btIloyu 1t WAS sstd2
Who Will baiieye that he heard her say,
in ffN A. M ~
"'Tl.o utnost wonder ia thIa: 1hear
Aud arc yun. and l0fc you, and kss yo1, dear;
'And am your angel. who Was your hrtdo,
Aud know thai, thuHRh dead, llAte mover dad, ~
dEdHh
, 1879-06-14

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ass'ss:' 81 ss Of liz ip IT,
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tlaxas wlsts tha Gopaa W. " IL. apiai Y i5 taetsl
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sass I tx.s sSaa,l ;ivrs t|t, @ " II ~
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1u.sa tho y.atlro ceupoa :s iyy sS1 'Ss,st Ss,t
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ps,gIsS VIC pssfa sss VI Wit Etss g
esEto e,s a. SS1pauna n*.' year Il i. = %kLs
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SSSS ssis ESS5Y Qua *f'ra9E
WACO, Tex: J.a, J.as,,s,se Il 's.n s.1a,.
Ts plss4 xt r. nslas q Sser g. g., ~.
, 1879-06-14

3otAere shou1d take warning and atop Dosing
thelt Dabtea with 1anlnnIm while leotht9R, DF,
Bulls Naby Syrup Sna~eso tho s2no purpass, and
" petfcctly h4rMlesk* Psco 20 cents.
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u
article on "Polyt1actyle Horses, Recent and E1-
ttnct," In tho June number OF the american
journal Of .Scteues and Arts, Ia which lo citra
several curious instances OF extra dteits In tho
foot of tho modern horse, and shows that thcso
reversious to IN oltlcr type are far more n,1mcr-
Gus than Is commonly supposed. As to the an
cestors Of tlasa animals, enTs the Professor,
there can be no tlnubt. America ~ the original
homo OF the hortc. and during the whole Of
Tertiary ttro thia contlncnt was occupied With
cqulno mammals OF ntanv ant1 various forms.
Although all theho became extinct before the
discovery Of this country, their abundant re-
mafus mark out tho gencafngy Of tho horse in
m almost unbrokcn succession Of forms. II VIC
examine the remains OF tic oldest rcprcselta-
tives Of the lorhe In this country we shall lind
that these animals were al1 polydsctylc, md
Of Email size. As ttIu limo was continued
toward tho present era, there 'sas gradual
'nsrHsso ! !" sss' IND dmnutIo" IN til:
horse was produced. The original ancestor
Of tbs liorae, not N ret discovered, uu.
soubtc1ly had five toes on each foot. The old
tss mcuberr Of The group now known is tho
Ipkippue, which hnu four Wpl-deyolOped toes
And the rudln,Gnt OF another on each fnre-fuot,
nt,l three toes bctl1d. This upi,llu was about
as largo ns fox, AMI tts remains nre fron, Ito
Coryphondon beds ncnr tfle basu Of tho Eaccnr
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other equtno genus. Orobtuuus, tnakrs its nib
peaFanse. It rcsrnlblrd Its prGaloenssor IN stzct
n ns 1o's "@t H.. aunr IVES =, t.Mt and taIee os
1iaT oa,,,, "a sos' 49, ~ ~" f ado'u.o y ent5u al
a"..ir Es.a ra.a",I,,a m1 rohs sInpG tnae
"'' ~ hut c'G dIfstn, oi'npuA +, ~ ,",h M It's H'g-
the bnso OF the ne1t formation, the af!ocenc,
another equine ma'nE1'al, hfesohIppus, occIss
III ,hra s,a,i m%s ~, aI IT, !rk" IT, hi'cen 4n
M ean rttn, S' "t ht ~ ,srr ~. ~ HHST haIaG
sanmx Mioh,n,,s en' h.a a u1 eas,s nlea
henas. ,,!' MlohlIpus. @ nas neoh 1o'nu, wlice las
d1'.unp @pn1 ~ osho - % @ osos Is !stn uiasat is te
as,ov ~ tbpoetS' en bnr." ,v :" US A, iTno
thatGo w. uu,.ngy ~as aNunnsnt, nslo ct!ii
l!9mes np ne"e al4y u tno nioaern nofse, Win
o'.!f ~ s,!Ete uoa oa eaen loGl ttfof'lppush
,aahSa .s, ~ anne'sanss' !.t trae Eauuh. ~ lnrGe
.1 s.lu e1,ssms h"lsc, appea!s !isst aooSo Ills
nos'1o''l a'a ''o seE'es - coa''HeN'
x. -.--
THE PULSE MADE TO SPEAK.
london kancts.
At the Inst moatinE OF tho Noral soeIoty, Dr..
Richardson demonstrated tho action Of new
tuv.ntfon ~, III, n,n xnfca ~ .s,,s .,o s,." wv"
mopaoue' auu oY ~n'en ae transmits Tue move
men's Of t1'e aftcflal p'l'ae INTO loud telephone
SOUNDS In th's APPARATUS t'le hecdlo Of q
fouus epeyeHoGFapa - made to Traverse q
meta' OF CARBON pluto, Which Is cou'
neS'ca with the xlne pole Of LseIancho
e'!l' 10 the me1ai stem VI tho hpllyg-
n1oEruph Is then attached enc tcrnliual Of
tlm Telephone. tbs oller terminal Of tho tc1o.
rhonc totng Cuuncct cd with tic GppcsItv poio IF
Tho tatterY. When this wl,oln ID ready lin
aphygmogFaph ID brought uto usc rs IL trayi,,g
tc needle, which previously was hcJd back. il
thrown oycr 10 "a 10 mako itB np,nL itIat 1nt,rh
niatn IN md frt, !. IN narf n,I'.asior ~ t.'e
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TAxpz lu Louisiana.

year shows that the total amount OF taxes paid
u that State Mss s9i6,4s3 BY New Ollesaa mud
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3Ua tf1Rc4scO R4IfattH.
Tue provefb4l polteiIess Of the Fsoneh WAS
VOL illaatrssed lass week ip the suicide Of =
: Esenchmau named Peut. which occurred VI