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SrtrB LIND rsFAITMeNT,
C&paoE Cry Neya,}., Sent. g, 1875

ST. n L4ND T>sFARIMHHT,
CNRaoE Cry. Neyala, Sept. g, 1879
A ET. TERftgsNs AEG fzEREEiY NOTE-
"A FE that rhe cutting Of limb wood for puT
yoso any timber Misunderstanding the 18Th and 3tth
school land notwithstanding TO to state Of Nevada
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Of the State respectfully requested to forward such
in:'rnAtion to this otRes
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CARSON CITY Nevada October IS, 1919
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A Physician's As Ycars' Exoersenee

COLUMBIA, TTOlunne Co, July l6, 1873
". j. II prne, Esi.--Dea Sir: For time past
have have used in my practice the California Elastic Truss
with entire satisfaction most OF complicated hcrn
If both During pG.ctice Of forty I've years have
found truss that would with the and certain.
ty retain the required adjustment the pressure beng
under the immediate control OF the patient. Tie
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alienation OF afflicted humanity. Yours, Jruly,
J. Z. TIBBITS NJ. D.
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ssNa-AHM3aL REPORT OF TIVE elUN Y
AUDITOR.
OFFICE OF County, AGDFIen,
6IssBT COUNTY NEVADA, July ], 1879.

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1879
TIKI FOUR REVIEWS
BLAC * WOOD.
AUTHORIZED REPRINTS

INV Edtnhurass eview iwhi9l
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Giae British Ga artery Review (EEaage6oal,
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CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS ~rsss-aT.TTsses,
COMPANY.-W. J. HORNE, Pro- SsA.se-SA<1l--lssSSA
prietor.-Dear Sir: feel that owe X ~
il to you and te humanity to write eyNs> - ~
the fact that have been SUBSTAN- E%fk $sST<l:->S
TALLY CURED of a bad Of u
Rupture of thirty ears standing by Y
of your Incompatible Trlsses, " y
which 1 purchased from you three
months cannot describe the suffering, both phys
cally and mentally that have undergone during that
PERIOD and now feel like new being. l have worn al.
kinds Of Truses both Steel and Elastic and received
any permanent relief until tried yours. Its simplicity o.
construction and facility with which be adjusted
and the and perfect freedom to the motions of the
body with which it can be without causing any rr
taon s chief merits, and it is perfect supporter.
have not had any sign Of return of the rapture since th
first day put it and feel that perfectly CUKEp
1t is invaluable and the fact should be known the world
You refer any To the subject Of their merits
am, truly yours, ALFRED }. BURKE Chief Mail Clerk
F. Daily Evening Post San Francisco July 90 1878.
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mated narration ofhis friend college achieve.
ments awakened her enthusiasm, and she
thought these achievements and Brice' friend.
ship must separate him. more or less, from
his disagreeable connections. But the single
remark of Brice on the day Henry was to be
introduced-"My chum is not quite du fat,
you know, in our ways'--did not prepare her
for the marked evidences Of his defective
breeding; they checked her enthusiasm not a
little at first, but its sway returned with the
remembrance Of his earnest and luminous ut
terances.
Any thought of him as possible lover was
as far from her consideration as from that oil
her parents. The tact of woman experien.
ced in the conventonalites of polished soci.
ETY. may be exhibited in divers ways helpful
TO debutant. Maud had met her modest
instructor with such helpiuness; and, having
laid aside her task for the day, she was feel
ing that citation which comes from communion
with kindred spirit, and thinking, woman.
like, Of the eyes that had spoken TO her so
eloquenuy, when her mother captious words
grated upon her ear.
The immediate effect was to put her upon
his defence, and the result of her subsequent
thinking, in which his excellences were
brought to the front and his defects put in the
background, was the gradual deepening of
her admiration into feeling of the nature
and strength Of which she was for time un'
conscious.
But the full consciousness came befor,
many weeks had rolled by.
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The FiruG Snow.

There is charm about the srst snow
with which no succeeding storm can com
pare, however Enthusiastically drilled woven
into whatever garlands, draping The bare
boughs with what fragile wreaths. When
the first fakes begin their waltz, multipIy-
ing and Increasing in size, arranging their
atoms into such various patterns that We
seem to be looking through knIeidoseope
shaken BY the hands Of the elements: when
we awake in the morning ana see he
earth, which was brown and barren At bed
time, sparkling and iridesceut with the
snow, which has laid great blossoms on The
pine boughs, hidden uusightIy fences
touched the well.sweep into faiFy's wand
gornished the naked trees with cobwsba az
Of lace-work, thrown an entire CLOAK over
the rose-bush, fitted cornices 10 shabbv
buildings, and turned ungainly chimpevs
INTO decorated turrets; when, ia short, Il
has made everything fair and clean a. far
as the eye can reach, magnifed familiar
helds into untrodden prairies, and crowned
the hills till they shine like the hIlls AZ
Benlah--then We feel as if some occult
power were abroad, eyoking this tsauslor.
nation for our special pleasure, since mans
individuality is SO strong that we can
hardly conceive of Nature as WORKING for
her own purposes alone, but wisely co1;ec.
ture that she performs every operation in
our interest, and that every fake or raiu-
drop that falls has an errand to do for hu.
manity. And this first glimpse Of the
snow not only suggests beauty and science
but the prospective comforts Of the fire.
side; the coziness Of winter nights After
the lamps are lighted, while the hail tans
at the window and the wind lifts the latch
-"the tumultuous privacy Of storm y
the delight Of sliding over miles az
white velvet as noiseless as a shadow
except for tho chorous of sleigh.belIs; the
EXPLANATION of waltzing upon the frozen
lake. All the spells of winter rise before
US at the bidding Of the first snow; the
weird palpitation Of Northern lights: the
snmptuous hues Of sunset reflected upon
the whitened fields, upon the frozen river
that answers back like mother-ofpearl the
fantasy OF the frost upon the pane with It's
shlmmer Of ferns and palms and starHow-
ers-a pallid dream OF summer growth.
the fringes Of the icieles; then sheen Of
moonlight upon world of alabaster; the
fiutter of snow-birds among the red bips.
the witchery Of holly and the Yule-loe,,
And how deity, from what tiny particles.
the snow is nodded into this great cover.
let, tucking in the grasses and sleepy roots;
what magic of the frost was that which
brcathed upon the thin yapor, and straight
way it crystalized into scores Of beautiful
and wonderful forms The process is old
but the result is always new.-Haypcr's
Bazdr.
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The St. Petersburg Flood Of 1894.

Ono of R,ss,.,s . oloo;.
ia tbe 1etb NovagSos I a. aun,se,sa,ies -.,'
racLon;ng ON wh;ab Z, 'ne ~ " ner
overwhelmsed hv ,ha % -, - .,..g e'ei.oulg was
which was over lnowa ~. ,oss noou
During The ,hroo nSov;o,s -. a. - io1r.
strong wes,erJv w;nf ~ es uays, very
foatiSg ;ce of ,ba ,nIr W ~ o'.sa .hS SasA 'ne
the Neya in sucb oSan,;s;ss ~ ..,,sa .'oSsa =
to block the river !. that ,;,ns saI,,s ps..s
an uppreeedented Neigh, hv aaa Jn &c 49, =
sudden tbaws which oifon ooons ~ - ,tlS '.'1ee
ginning Of the Russian w;nter IT. e ~
continued 10 rise q raniaIv ,ba, a".;..
the whole night Of tbe is,b Is,h M
style, watchmen were stationed a,aa.. sa ~ ~
bank. while the rinoinc oS ha,,. ~ I
the firing Of alarm.euns were nnaa..;aa -.
MANY Of tho inhabitants saar;oo ~ sa.l
got together such of thar haioaa;,, "O's.,
they could carry off and asd sos ,ha;s
lives. They were nat an bonr - 800
Early on the following morn;ag ~ 49, r;sa.
burst its banks. the "a mails ovs,anwaa ~ AZ.
the same time. and within fsw ho..s
two.thirds Of the main c;iv vss anJ.a ".a
water. The houses unon IL. L. ls.s"s.
islands beyond the river wore .vsa ys '.,,-
completely submerged and ,ha a. s w.
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Among the wonderful and useful inren-
ventions Of the times is the common sand
blast. Suppose you desire to letter piece
Of marble for grave stone; you cover the
stone with sheet Of wax no thicker than
a wafer, then cut in wax the name. date
ETC., leaving the marble exposed. Nov
pass It under the blast, and the wax Win
not be injured at all, but tho sand viii eut
letters deep Into the stone. Or, fyoa DE-
alre raised letters, flower or other en-
blems cut the letters, flowers, etc. and
stick them upon Tho stone; then pass ire
stone under the blast, and the wax win
cut Il away, Remove the wax and Won
have the raised letters. Take piscc of
French plate glass, say two feet By liz.
cover with fine lace, pass Il under The
blast and not thread Of the lace will be
injured, but the sand will cut dean into
the glass wherever it Is mot covered br lace
Now remove the lace, and YOU have srery
delicate and beautiful hguf6 raised uuon
the glass. In this way beautiful figures
q All kinds arc cut in glass, and at small
expense. The wofkmen can hold ihs;r
hands under the blast without harm. even
when Il is rapidly caiting away the Anra-
est glass, iron On stone, bat they s.nst loai
out for finger nails, for they VII Be- Whit
Tied Of right hastily. II tics put On siee.
thimbles to protect Tho nailz, Il win al
little good, for the sand vii soon uhis,le
shem away, but i they wrap q pisee AZ
soit cotton aronna them lheg are ~.
\. You viii Al cnee see The philosophy ii II
The sand uhittles away spA assisoya anr
hard substance, axea Nnas, but do1s ncs
Affect albslances lhal az solf and yi4i1.ak
Ike var, eetton o. sne lsne r. sven ~
human hand.
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CHAPTER III.

Two months passed. two months Of ecstasy,
varied with recurring doubts and fears. The
second quarter was ended, and il had heen
agreed between Maud and Henry that The les.
sons should not be continued, and that Henry.
who desired to leave Kingsbury and seek
literary occupation 10 New York, should an.
prise Mr.. Cheswicke Of the engagement and
ask bis consent 70 future marriage.
On clustering March day he repaired 10
Mr. Cheswicke's Office on this mission. He
found him alone. -
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Simple Sermons.


The world Of to-day-iis joys aud sorrows,
its trials and triumphs, is sudden successes
and as sudden reyerses, are closely connected
With the bel family, inasmueh that their use
Is uniyersal--so much so, indeed, as 10 be.
come the worlds indicators, by which listen.
ing thousands are apprised ei the doines Of
the few or the exploits Of the many. The
tolling bell, with its solemn tone, falls uDon
the ear, and all know that soul is released
and begins its mysterious journey to the other
world. The same bells rings blthely on
Sabbath morning, and the people respond 10
the summons by vending their way to he
house efpraise and prayer. II startles he
midnight air with rapid notes, and ali know
that tre Is raging or i gurgles with chimes
pi Joyous abandon, and all smile because a
wedding Is in progress. Then the school bell
rings daily the march Of education; the fac.
tory bell sings the sounding song Of husy IA.
dustryi the locomotive hell rings the march
Of meehanlpal genius, aud the furnace bells
announce with iron throats the presence of
tho iron age. 1nnumerabe little bells. with
as great q variety Of voices as the busy neo-
pie, bear different iidiags to different cars.
and lhe. world really seeNs to dnd is voices
~ the eiiangor. st the bells, Bells have be-
come the indicators of progress, the busy
tongues that swell the anthems Of advancing
civilization aud bear its messages 10 a watch.
ing world. Simple little things they are. but
the world would miss them sadly; for the bur.
den that long time ago fell upon human
shoulders has now heoome the burden Of the
bells, and their silver-tones voice have be-
come the distinctive music OF The age.
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Select pOetrg.
FOOTSTEPS ON THE STAIRS.


miss them now-thosc little feet,
That used to come NJ on;
That little voice that used to speak
So sweet, so sllycry son
Aud now, when am all alone,
Engrossed In daily cares,
I llsten-but it's all in vain
For the footsteps on the stairs."
For when read or sing. or play.
Or Join in pleasures sweet
seem TO see her glad and gay,
Aud miss those little feet.
oh. 1t Is hard to think she's gone.
With all her winning aiN:
To think never more shall hear
Her footsteps on the stains"
The golden curls still cluster round
That brow 50 white and clear:
Aud ON her face 20 pale and cold.
I've shed full many tear.
The lids have droopcd. DER those blue eyes
Deaths icy seal is theiH;
'Tis He that hath forever hushed
Those footsteps on the stairs"
/ know her feet are walking now
The shining streets OF heaven;
/ know that TO that dear ones brow
A golden crown lsgivcn.
I'm thankful that she Is at rest,
Safe from earths sinful snarcs;
Yet, still weep, and pause TO hear
The footsteps on the stairs"
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:, The London Daily Meas says that the
Egyptians built the pyramids, tho Grpeks
created the Parthenon, ChFialianily raised the
6othle cathedrals, sQnt Qpeertain architects
gave Ireland the round towers and The people
9th. o. ,he United states have eniicked lhe oagls
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