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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
To r eter Arker,

W OF are herr y fur bor notified tbAtbs
DlunF, ii tCiEcntioI :, b. ] dis Hnd cen
tlHtt, Ii ude letvttb ytu mo the Bifd q
TIust,es On OF ab " lie 2Cth dsy al Jslrsry,
1879, ia and Tor Biz Meadows scLo Dis
iIict Nc. 8, I'M oct ,CuitA state OF
Nevada, were not app oved ffy The toun'!
Scht oil SuIeriht' 10 II &. b. III N.tb ana
IetninCd on " Al the 5'h dan ei fdrnsT
1879, of which you tIe well aware, Az you
Lave been ~ noiIft d. Aud
WHIRFAs IN sceo dane &c TO the school Law
OF the state of Nevada Secti II No 25 before
Eny mon.y C n by drawn fr m The building
funo or uly o her schCo none! witbt ut such
apl ROYAL by the penn t.ndeni; aid
NHIHEAs, You have ON or about the 10Th
da, OF j. bruars con enc, q ect Lois
/. and H. Bicei No il The ttwn Il low.
lock, on said school lot, huiIdi &, Is in TIE
resec I'd J. al r, binds aud con raet Lot 81
proved of.
You viii build said house At your own
pelil. aud not By a. tLttt ii y Of he BVaru
of school Iiustt cs aforesaid. there being
nothing aprealing or tie mi uies Of tns
tclt oil recoi Il, nov in III Cl IL Ofhce, tnss
would NaIlAnt 10 GA such q course.
And further. that by your cal ing ON me ana
ash i'R c.rtGin tpini, Us in reg I'D TO sala
building IapsweIed you as All ind vdual, and
not by any Autbo ity vested me A. CsiA
Of the school II, ard of Big Meadows
school istrict 3, and / wish y'u to ae'
scco. dIhg.y; know NJ that You have DO au
thnrity to build on said fchoOl lots, ana MAJ
Yen re liable TO b, It, pps d from building On
sa lot the san as any ether per on.
further notify you that you are tres.
pa ser u + iii seho0l lanes without any flSn,
To builu any bun ing heron whatever, snu
do not sal eIion ycar action IN tie piemis"
herein men. Toned.
PETER We 7,
Clerk Of the School Board, Big Meadows
Schoi District No 3.
Dated IL bruary n, 1879. f2-N
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To The Public.

\" hereas ht "a rogu ar meeting n ths
w Il md Il tont Ctn il mrs il ap
pea'ing te he sfiistteii, ] card thsi
n ore than FIVE FRI 81 oil tIs Of CEiI hiWr Va.
ley 10 ad IisiiiCt. iIt,Jtsttd htr' in. b We u.
tiiioT I'd tlis Bond To {, ntfIuct a woodsn
bridge acrt,s Quin River. II Gun h,T Roal
l. strict, IN bo4dt a1t ny. keN ada, Of CT
'tsI The ICinl y here the stage road fror
Bps muoca. Ne,. 10 silvtr Gil dshe
new or,te's said stItim, fnd 4 slp
srpeaIi' that ,aid lIicge will cost nor
thsn 500. II IT. oidef,d hat loyal tic,
Of the srpliea' ion upCn taid eiith le
given by The Clpk, IN scct Iosrce wnh The
Trovisi, ns II IN act - The elis atdie 4 ths
state q Nevada. entitled ''Sn act IN Belstiot
20 recnop al d a ui.IaIce oil Er d. e." aF
proved February n. 1871
Notice is q eIef' II given that On koR
day, arch Ord leo, III the hour II Il
o'clock a > OF tait day, 81 be tldkt tftos
in rad county. raid BtaId q tolD'y Oh nis
siouers i'll CT ~ afCiesiid To- Letl alpA
caii, n stid % tit.on al d vi Detf,svill b.
h,Hfd ani extbiI.d r. lative {, said spi lie.
tion, sId the zane i'll hen ana thtre b
dtieI mind
By oder cf the Botrd Gf cmnitsi Iers
j } JOB. Cleii.
Win.Muccs, iebIuiIy Is, ls792w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

hnU III dCCOIuAhCt VIII law and An order OF
The GARD of Directors, M de On he nth day
Of December, 1915; SO many sha Is Of ach
parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will
lie sold at public aucti, IL, at tie Office Of
arker Critic ndt H. auetioneel Room %, Me !.
chants xchaBge Building, on AlURD Y.
hit FlFTELNIh day of FL Bl, UAhY, 1879, at
he huLr OF wei { O'Clock NJ. OF said day, to
bay raid delinque assessment thereon,
tose her wi h costs OF ad ' eltieing and exlen-
ses of the sale. It'
rA ID, : VERDI NAL, Secretary.
OFFICE Rooms and ; No. 327 Pine street,
San Francisco, California. la22-td
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D, ssolution of Partnership

Office is hereby g ven that the co-part.
~ nership here ofo EXISTING be ween ; d,
ByInts and rank II. hinkey, under h firm
n me OF By'nts Eiikey, i'll Spring CT y,
lii NIB ldt county, Nevada, is this day dis.
solv, d b. mutua consent, f. II. hinkey re-
firing from the busineis.
All debts Of the late firm will be paid by
their succ, ssors, Byints h lsmance, who will
also cole ct all accounts due the ola firm.
I'd. BYkNES,
FLANK II. HINKEY.
February "a. 1870. kn
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FoSg ponement.

The above sale is heieby postponed until
Saturday, March Sth, 1879, at the same hour
and place o. A. KYLE,
sheriff of pumbol II county, Nevada.
BY ". / BURNS, Dt putty. fe.6-td
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De inqueng NosIce.

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
COM, ANY, ttt H.r
Location of principal place or business,
Echo DistIico, HUMBOLDT county, ntate of
Nevada
NOTICE--There are delinquent upon the
follow ing desc ibed S och, GA account OF ar
sessmenl (No n levied on the 17Ih day of
Decembor, 1878. the several amount ST 9ppo
rite the names Of the respective Shareholders
rs follows.
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Proposals Wanted.

CtALfr propos al for insuring the County
- Courthuu>e aE Minnemuc,a, Nevada, for
the sum If 81 900 will be receiv' by the
BoarI OF County Commissioners of humboldt
county, >ev1da up to II o'clock NJ. OF Monday.
the Ia day Of prl, A. 1879. Proposals
should ate lame Of insar nee company,
name If al ent ut VI inneniucca, l. any rate of
insurance per oInum, and contain uch other
information as will enab the Boaru to fully
determine he terms and character Of the bid.
TIL Board reserves the light TO reject ally
ana ali bias.
BY order Of the Board,
J. II. job, Clerk.
Nhnemuccu. January %. 1879. la2s-3Ud
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Dissolution If Par nership.

NJ Office is hereby given that the eo.prh.
~ nership betetofoie existing und' o,ns
firm name Of TGrritliu n Banniste, e uoans
business in the town Of Ninnemucea, n III
boldt county, Nevada, is this day dis, , w
b, mu ual content. ]. Bannis'er wiz w. Arr.
and collect ali debts due the same. Those M
deb.ed TO the hrm will please can ana sew
i28-iw. v L.
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

A LII WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. win
Zx please take notice that Alex. Wire has
been appointed Depnty q, ,. Internal Revenue
Collector for the second District Of Nevada
vice W. l.. French, resigned. All conn uni.
cations concerning AeveLue license should be
addressed,
ALfx WISE Deputy T.. SIR c.,
octl6-u Ninnemucca, Nevada
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BULLION TAX.

ut Office is hereby given that the tax oD
IN proceeds of MINES f. + The quarter end
ing Lee, mbei 81 Is. s. Is now Que and paya able,
ut my ofhce iii tie Courthouse III the County
of Humboldt, and that the laws for its col.
lection Ill be strictly enforced.
J.. l.. Al, KAHD, County Assessor.
WinDemucca, Cd. 10. 1879. I'm
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HOMER DAVIS,
BLACKSMITH
Wa G. 0 n M A K 4 Z
Corner Railroad and Second Streets
NEMUCCA... 49,. .NEvApf
rNvlc
Notice to the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed ro-
~ ,osais for the erection If wooden
bridge scross the HumDoldt river in Lake
Foad district Humboldt county. Nevada.
Mattli berrys. at near oipt where he
said river in er ects the Township mes be-
tween Townships 2G ant q \. If X. Il i
Mount Diablo meridian. VII be received By
the Board County Cen; missi neis of nm
bolat ounty up 10 ind including Sat rday,
II rch 1879, at tire County C1erl Is office in
said coun y
Co, tractor must furnish all material ard
enter loo contact With the Boz I'd to per-
form he We in arc, rdsnce ~1Ih he pl Ii
and specification now OH file in said Clerks
cffiee and I, .ust exc ute b ma in the snm of
$500, TO be approved by said Board for faith
fui compli J. with the terms of the con
tract he Toard will meet n y onday.
Ma ch 3 1879, at IL O'Clock M, to OPEN and
con sid said bids and proposals. The ard
reserves the right IT, reject any and all bids
b. order of The Board of county Commits
sioDers. j JOB. Clerk.
Vin..emrcca Feb~uar, 13 Is 8, fel7-td
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Fostponcment.

The above sale OF delinquent s ock Of the
RE Patch consolidated Mill and Mini, z
ompalry is postponed unit, SATURDAY the
FItlLI NJ ID Gay of MACH 1879, at the
same hour and place. BY order of he Board
of Directors. u. +. VtkDINAL, secretary
fel7-td
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Commercial and Mining

agency.
TIME unds rsigned having opened an office
at 2133 MlsslCn street, san traDclaco,
will receive and promptly ats nd to all orders
fr any dosc.i stion Of nef-
charoise, SILL ores, buy and
sci stocks. Mrs. Thompson will per-
sonaily attend TO the purchase II goods foi
Women and Children. The business ex-
perience 0 both lis u guarauIee III they viii
give satisfaction. III Mas IT. UMPSON.
20 ,lecl7-'TS-tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

Eternity has no gray hairs Tn,
flowers fade, the heart withers, mar
grows old and dies; the world lie.
down in the sepulchre Of ages, bui
time writes no wrinkles on the brow
Of eternity. Eternity Stupendous
thought The ever-present, unborn,
undecsying and undying--the endless
chain comprising the life Of God-the
golden thread, entwining the destinies
of the universe Earth has its beau
ties, but time shrouds them for the
grave; its honors--they are but the
sunshine Of an hour; lis palaces, they
are but the as the gilded sepulchre;
its possessions, they are the toys Of
changing fortune; its pleasures, they
are but bursting bubbles. Not so in
the untried bourne. In the dwelling
Of the Almighty can come no footsteps
Of decay. Its day will know no dark
ening-eternal splendors forbid the
approach of night. Its fountains will
never fail-they are fresh from the
throne. Its glory will never wane,
for there God is ever present. Its
harmonies will never ceaseAexhaust-
less love supplies the song.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

One Of the most popular young
men on the West Side has for som,
time been paying devoted attentions
10 the daughter Of selfmade and
wealthy citizen Che constructed him
self by buying lot Of land in 1912,
and not being able to find purcha.
scr,) and after nearly a year Of con.
slant wooing and purchase Of caram-
els, resolved the other evening to have
his fate decided. Accordingly, he
visited his idol, and after the usual
friendly welcome from her, stated
frankly what he had come for, and
awaited the answer. With heavinq
bosom aud downcast eyes, she replied,
ooh, George, can never be your
BRIDE and then burst into tears. The
young man was no sucker, however,
and, after remarking that he was sor-
ry and would have to look around for
a cheaper girl, started for the door
Before he reached its portals the beau
tiful being whom he had left behind,
rose from the divan onto which she
had Owed, and, with a voice full of
emotion aud gum-drops although
the young man was not aware o. this
latter fact,) besought him to stay.
"My own, ownest darling" she said;
81 have tried you, and you have stood
the test. IT, when said could
never be your wife, you had said
What, never 2 | should have dis
carded you forever. But you were
brave, and good, and noble, and new
er weakened. Come TO my arms"
He came at 2:17 clip, and in a min
ute the old arm chair creaked gleeful-
ly under the weight of the happy
pair. Such is life--especially on the
West Side.-Chicago Tribune.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

As one OF the most prominent young
burglars of San Francisco was walk
ing out of Court the other day, just
having secured an acquittal regarding
his latest job by prompt aud bust
ness like "divy' with the powers that
be, at the usual rates, a well TODD but
anxious looking stranger touched his
arm, and bcckoned him into a door-
way. ........
"You are Teddy, the Ferret, aren't
your asked the stranger, ''ibe man
who was tried to-day for saie.break-
iugf'
"Well, wat Of it2" replied the
house. breaker.
why, just this-you'll excuse my
speaking 30 low-but the fact is I've
come all the way from San joaquin
to look up party in your line Of bus
iness.
Have, Ell ?"
"Yes-I-well, / have a little prop.
osition 10 make to you"
"Exactly," said the Ferret, calmly,
you're bank cashier down in the
foot-hills.' l|.||.
How did you know that" STAN.
mered the gentleman, much amazed.
And your cash and accounts are
to be gone over or the LIST, and as You
can't realize on your stock, you want
me to gag you some time next week,
shoot your hat full Of holes, find the
combination in your breast pocket.
book and go through the safe in the
regular wayi'
"Great heavens, man How did
you find all that out n d..
"Why, guessed it. Its the regu-
lar thing, you know. Got three or.
ders to attend TO ahead Of yours now.
Lemme see. Cant DO any thing for
you next week, but might give you
Wednesday and Thursday Of the week
after. How'll that suit your
The cashier thought he could make
that do, aud in les than FIVE minutes
they had struck a bargain and arrang-
ed the whole affair. I'lE
Even New York isn't much ahead
Of San Francisco in regard TO modern
conveniences.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

Why an endless procession Of drink
ers from public dipper, will. with
out exception. drink close 10 III,
handle.
Why half the human race was mol
born without hearing and the Other
half without speech. Then the talk
ers might talk on in an uninterrupted
aow. aud the hearers exercise theft
special gin without their present pro
riency to speak
Why people will go into society %
get bored when they can get bored
Just as well at home.
Why the young lady who will en-
geTly chew boarding house mince pie,
will carefully eschew boarding house
mince meat
Why a mans stomach will be 80
eycrlasliugly squeamish at home, aud
at the eating house display a faith
like a grain Of mustard seed.
Why a woman will make excuses
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

There was an interesting event in
the family Of Jones a month ago, and
one day last week Jones told the fur
niture man to take a cradle to bis
house. On the same day this order
was given a wedding took place in the
house adjoining Jones residence, and
il was just as the assembled friends
were congratulatIng the happy couple
that the furniture man, who had mis-
taken the number, deposited the era
die in the middle Of the room, and
said /: "Mr. Jones sent this up, and
he told me to hurry for he thought
you'd be needing it," Since that
eventful day Mr.. Jones has been
obliged to enter his house by the
back alley to escape a wrathful youth
next door, who is watching for him
with a loaded shotgun, - Unveracious
Paragrapher.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

The Omaha Herald gives this des-
cription Of n decidedly animated
scene which, though not on the house
bills, was enacted GA the stage at Den
yer, Colorado, not a great while ago:
"The play was Buffalo Bills. There
are several pictures as the profession
terms them-tableaux, the spectators
call them--during the play. One of
these is the Mountain Meadow massa-
ere, which is illuminated and intensified
by all the glory and glare of red and
blue fire. Some one surreptitiously
mingled a quantity Of red pepper with
the material for producing tinted
flame, aud the result was somewhat
surprising, and created consterna ton
among the temporary corpses. The
mixture, instead of burning with Sc
rene halo, went on tare, sputtered,
flashed, splashed, sparkled, Missed,
cracked and flew in fiery, blistering
showers over the hands and faces Of
the boys who held the pans, and over
those of the dead, whose vitality was
restored in Il miraculously natural
manner. One Of the murdered wo-
men, who lay prone upon her back
with her head horribly gashed and
yawning bleeding slit across her beau
tiful throat--dead as a door nail
was splashed, and revived with start
ling suddenness. She howled, groan-
ed, and Topped over, exclaiming
"Ohl Oh! My God My eyes are
burned out Ill die !" Other corpses
writhed, rolled, Topped, howled. and
groaned. An immoderate amount Of
profanity bubbled from resurrected
lips, and resurrecied lungs poured out
vast volumes of hard, hoarse coughs
as the curtain cut the sight from the
auditorium. Several Of the stage
people suffered many small blisters,
but none were seriously burned.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

The spirit Of gambling and the de.
sire Of making money rapidly, with
out the trouble of acquiring it by
honest labor, is one that Is too preva-
lent in tie American mind, and by
all classes, from the ignorant darkey
investing quarter in 4-ll-44 to the
millionaire who bets thousands upon
horse races or leg endurance; and the
infatuation seems on the increase.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

To the poor, humble and despised
believer, the Kingdom of Heaven ex,
pressly belongs; there his best desires
will be eternally satisfied, his tears
will be changed for triumphant songs
Of joy, and his reward will be great in
the blessed society Of the holy proph
cts and apostles and in that Of the in
carnate Son OF God, who passed the
same way to His glory.-[ThOma'
Scott.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

A number of medical students in
Indianapolis recently undertook to
makea victim Of a professional res
urrectionist" They told him that
they had secured a body aud asked
him to remove il from its hiding place.
The supposed corpse in the bag was a
live medical student. The students
pointed out the spot where the bag
was concealed, and the man threw the
body over his shoulder and started
for the college, The corpse, with nc
knowledge of his whereabouts,
Strengthened out just Us his bearer was
crossing the canal With rare pres
ence Of mind the Intended victim Of
the Joke heayed his burden over the
bridge into the water and very calmly
walked on Had the companions o.
the unfortunate fellow rushed to the
rescue there would have been rea
corpse as the result Of the joke
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

A piece ofpoeiry written some years
ago contains this line--"l hear the
muiIled tramp OF years come stealing
up the slope of time" That is all
right, aud probably suited to the age
in which il was written, but nova
days ii would be more appropriate to
say hear the ragged tramp Of
twenty seven years come shutting up
the garden walk, and III fly and lock
the door before he steals the oyercOat
in the hall. Time works wonderous
changes, and poetry must be made to
&c The aye ia which We live.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

A Baltimorean advertised in Phila-
delphia for twenty-five beautiful bal.
let girls for theatre in the former
city, and was astOnished by the appli-
cation of about nine hundred females
within twenty.four hours who wanted
to engage. Such employment is con
sidered easier than ordinary house
work by the average gauzy female,
who cares little for association and
D ossible decentralization.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

In 1878, 2,7Os medical students
were graduated from fifty-nine col
leges of the United States. AS the
statistics show that in this country an
average of 800 people support one
physician, there must be constant
supply of over 10000 patients, who
must pay the handsome sum of 81
976, 900 a year, in order to allow each
doctor only 81 a day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

A perplexed German who had made
a garment for a youth, and found
himself unable to dispose of the sur
plus fullness which appeared when
trying it on the young candidate. de
clared yOciferously. ''De coat ish goot.
1t is no fault of de coat. De poy ish
too slim T. tr.....- r.... i.....
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19
RArIDIrY IN LIrERAruRE.- w hen

RAPIDITY IN LITERATURE. w hen
you take contribution of any sort to
an editor, be sure and tell him that it
is something you "threw of" in one of
your leisure moments. If there is any
one thing that an editor hates above
another, it is something that smells of
midnight oil, or bears the impress Of
great research, painstaking and pa
tent labor. To toss of a poem Of
fifty lines in an hour that will excite
the admiration of posterity is an evil
dence of genius, and the man who
can do it is no relation to a slow poke
like Emerson, who thinks a line day
of good poetry is enough. Il Chicago
Tribune.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

Paper is now substituted for wood
in Germany in the manufacture Of
lead pencils IL is stepped in an ad-
hesive liquid, and rolled round the
core of lead to the requisite thickness.
After drying, it is cOloTed, and re.
sembles an ordinary cedar pencil.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

The young hopeful is about to re-
tire for the night and his mother is
experimenting the devotions. Mother
-"Now. Johnny, begin God grant
-" Johnny-"Look here, ma, you
don't come any OF that Grant business
on me"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

The man who didn't take his better
halt on at least one little excursion
the past Summer, spends his evenings
now in trying to reconcile matters,
and keep peace in the family; and to
this end carries home pockets full OF
nilrOad maps and guides, and chalks
out the route they are going to take
sure next Summer. A year hence he
will be telling her "the old, old sto-
ry," and she'll believe him, and be
happy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

A dissipated and unmannerly no
bleman, presuming upon his "nobili
ty," once asked Sir Walter Scott,
who sat opposite to him at a dinner
what was the difference between Scott
and sot? "Just the breadth of the Ia
BILE" retorted Sir Walter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-19

AN OBvIqm REAsoS.-A young
couple pause before notice headed,
"Lost--A valuable diamond brooch;
200 francs reward" "Oh, bosh come
along" says the lady impatisntly;
"you don't mean to say you think
they've really lost any valuable dia-
mond brooch?' "Well," persists her
husband, "it they haven't why do
they put up that notice p Because,
you stupid, some one might find a
valuable diamond brooch worth more
than 200 francs and bring it to them,
don't you see?" "By JoveS | never
thought of that y says the husband,
admiringly.
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AN ExrRAoRDINARY WoMAN-An

AN ExTRAoRDINARY WoMAN--An'
cry wife (time 2, A. NILS that
you, Joe2' jolly husband-"Zash
me-" Angry wife-"Here have
been standing at the head Of the stairs
these two hours Oh, Joe, how can
your Jolly husband (bracing up
"Shtandin' on your head ont shtairs !
Jenny, I'm shprized How can / ?
BY Jove, | can't Two hours, too !
Stronary woman"
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Nothing, says the Detroit Free
Press, seems impossible in this scien-
tifc age, unless it be to secure the
payment Of borrowed money.
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A comprehensive Scotch school in
spector asked an Aberdeen class il
any one could tell him any thing re
markable in the life of Moses. Boys
-"Yes, sir. He was the only man
that broke all the commandments at
once