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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-24

1eeMES - Interest GuI1ca fRo0
Exehanxes.
A 6our mill i being baalf At Reno.
Gen. B. n Clark il rapidly recovering.
Carson ofdciAis are rsiding Opium dens.
The chocolate cocktail il the latest in
yentlon on the Comstock.
Accidental deaths in the Comstock mines
average q each week.
MI. Ncuanus, Secretary Of the Silver
City Miners Union. il sick in bed 1t Su-
fro with pneumonia
The knights Of Pythias Of Reno will
give . grand uniform ball on the evening
Of the Fourth Of July.
II II reported that : large number Of
men will be discharged from tho Sutro
Tunnel on the LIST Of June.
II il proposed to hold : spelling match
n Virgins City acme time in June, in
which the entire State Of Nevada will be
entitled 70 participate.
The ladies Of the Carson Temperance
Reform Club ind that, after paying all
bills, they will have cleared $3.50 BY their
festival.
notwithstanding al the building which
has been done in Sutro during the past
few weeks. the accommodations are still
insufncjsnt. and tents, corrals and stables
srs in demand.
The sub-drsin OF the Sutro Tunnel will
b. finished by the time agreed upon, II not
sooner; that il, within nipsty days from
~ commencement.
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CONVICTED OF HEREsY

The subjoined. from the Silver State"
Il IN interesting scrap. about > dreamy,
lazy fellow. who used 70 work with the
writer hereof on 3 California newspaper.
SAYS the "Silver State:
Old Nevadans will remember Orion
Clemens. who was Secretary Of the Terri
tory under Governor Nye's administration
He was . brother Of Mark Twain," who
Ms then known in Nevada - Sam Glenn
ems. At the time Nevada was admitted as
: State, Orion Clemens zen East and be-
came : minister Of the gospel He was
stationed at Keokuk, Iowa. and for fifteen
years acted IS pastor Of b Presbyterian
church at that place. He was recently
tried for beresy by the Iowa ~Presbytery,
and formally accommodated His I'M
orthodox views we're for : long time can
tiousIy expressed in his sermons. but
finally he delivered . lecture in which he
asserted his belief hat the Old Testament
vas moi in any degree inspired BY God.
and that Jesus Christ was not divine.
Being placed on trial, he did not attempt
70 refute the accusation. and was promptly
convicted.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
IsfEcIAL 10 THE EuEEKA DAILY sExTNEL-
A Six Days Swimming Match.
Parole Handicapped for the Ascot
bsnkeS.

LONDON. Nay -
The latest novelty in athletic contests is
the six days swimming match at the Lam
beth Baths Gymnasium. which began last
Monday at IL o'clock Last night the
score stood IS follows: Captain Webb.
who swan scrcss the British channel, 81
miles; George Fezru. cf Wadsxorth. who
made such a close contest for the Lords
and Commons fve-mile cup last summer.
~ miles; Willie Beckuish, 3 miles, and J.
NJ Taylor, II miles
SKw Castle. Nav d
Both Elliott and Hanion are out twice
daily. Piaistsd generally accompanies
HsnIon. To-day Hsnlon trsversed the
course. during q greater part making
thirry-four strokes . minute. In the after
noon. on the return journey from CHS
wick 10 Scossuood. be did tEirfy-shree to
thirty four strokes against the stream.
He Was about one hundred yards ahead Of
Plaissed when sighted
The weights have been published for the
Ascot stakes Parole has been handi-
capped al eight stone. thirteen pounds.
which is -four pounds heavier than the
weight to be carried By any other horse
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RKYERRrSG ID the c~onclave which met in
San Francisco the other day to form =
new political party, the Stockton INDIE
p udent" shows that nearly every man Of
them, Republicans and Democrats. was a
scoundrel and disappointed Office seeker,
and says I'VE doubt IL there could be
gathered together within the boundaries Of
California another body Of men which
would 50 thoroughly represent the hungry
o1ice-seeking class Of this State IS did that
BODY Of pretended sslf-denying patriots
which assembled in San Francisco last
Saturday. At the call Of the De Youngs. to
form . new political party"
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NEW TO-DAY.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

DHENIx SILVER MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco, California location Of works,
Eureka District, Eureka county, Nevada.
N~otice-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, On account Of assess
ment no 49, levied on the l4th day of
April. 1879, the several amounts set opposite
the nsmes Of the respective Shareholder, ~
folI0vk
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PUBLIC OPINION.
A. ShsWn ~ the Press 81 the Pa-
e12e Coast.

THE ELECTION LAWS.
From the Virginia Caronicie-
II these election lava had really secured
10 Zach citizen an honestly counted vote in
1876, Mr. Hayes and bis shamefnlly mis-
used veto power would have been slnmber-
ing in an Ohio Sunday school.
~rSwELcoNE IMMIGRATION.
From the Carson Tribune
The entire population Of the globe seems
to be crossing uneasy. The spirit 81 mi
grafton seems to be abroad, and the time
+ not far Of when re may expect to see
vast hordcs on the march for more pros
porous homes. Immigration from the
sources from which our country has here
tofore received its supplies is not inimicsi
70 opr institutions; bat immigration from
tho new sources that no. threaten as is
anything but encouraging.
nm .cHRosIcLE's" ADVANTAGE.
From the Stock Report
The fight between Kezrney and the
ssChronicie" j. an unequal one, ana If the
newspsper does mot succeed in carrying its
Dew rsrty 70 victory, Is vii 1t least wo-
FULLY worry Eexrney- Tbs a9itator has
only Es sand-lot: the newspaper speaks
70 thousands I'll over the State. A thou
sand viii read the s~AChronicIe's' deruncia-
}ions Of il late partner In politics. where
Bot - will Ifssen - Kezrnsys vsporings
on the s2nd-ia*.
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A SPECIAL from New York to
tbs Philadelphia Press" says that since
the adoption II the new constitution in
California, the leading corporations have
been making arrangements to transfer
their business to New York. and many new
companies in process Of formation will or
gauize under the laws Of that State. The
demand for seats in the Mining Board is
such that they have trcblsd in value within
I week
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Notion Argued for y View Trint In
the Chinese Muir e Cases At Aus
tin.
AUSTIN, May %.
The motion for a new trial in the case Of
the State Of Nevada against All 10y and
All Wee. who were convicted Of murder in
the first degree on the 18th instant. was
argned in The District Court to-day by
w. W. Bishop and J. W. Boyden for the
defendants aud H. T. CresueIl for the
State The ground on which the plea was
based was the fact that the jury during q
recess Of the court did go ard view the
premises without the consent Of the court
and in the absence of the defendants.
Judge Mckinney will reserve his decision
till the Oath proximo. Those who heard
the arguments Of the counsel think tue de-
PENDANTS are entitled to a new trial.
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PACIFIC A T..
SPECIAL 70 me EuEExA DAILY SENTINEL
CALIFORNIA.
Racing At Oakland Park.
EFFECTS or THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
DEATH OF /. C. BATENAS.
Politics and Political Conventions.
Pol,sle. and Political coa.eassen.

SAS Fa.xcIsco. May ..
The races Of the Blood horse Association,
which were interrupted by rain last sAtur-
day, will take place TO morrow at Oakland
Park. Five races are included in the dzvs'
programme. which closes the spring meet
ing Aollie Mccarthy. Lottery, Clara d,
Mark L. and Lena Dunbar are in the list
Of entries. The track has been consid-
erably improved. il IS reported. by the
late rain. 50 that the best Of running may
be expected.
Since the adoption of the new Constitu-
ton, there has bt en- a decrease of 80 per
rent. in the business of the City and County
Recorders Office. There has also been q
great falling of in the number Of incor-
porations At the County Clerks Office
The Executive Committee Of the new
Constitutions or s.H. B." party. held a Sc
cret session yesterday afternoon. and re-
solved to hold = State Convention at Sac
ramento on Thursday, June 26th-
Isaac c. Bateman. . we'll known min
ing operator, died at Sierra Madre
Villa near San Gabriel. Los Angeles
county, early this morning.
The State Central COMMITTEES. az = meet
ing to-day. resolved 10 have the Republic
can State Convention on the day fixed
June lfth-
Troy Dye ON she Rampage.
SACRAMENTO. May %.
Troy Dye. who was sentenced to be hung
Thursday, had q violent attack to-day.
beating and kicking his wife in a most
cruel manner. while visiting him this
morning in his cell The keepers had
some difficulty in controlling him aud get
ting the woman out. A jury is impanneled
10 ait in the County Courtroom to-morrow,
when the question Of sanity will come up.
Drs. Shurtllf and Wilkins will testify.
The Hansin. OF laiiaa lack af
Shasta
SHASTA, May o.
Indian Jack was hanged here today for
the murder Of = Chinaman last September.
The murder was committed out II pure
deviisry, without a motive Of passion. gain
or revenge. The execution was Witnessed
by some fifty Indians, friends Of the con-
demned. besides a number OF white specta-
tors. Between two and three hundred In
dams congregated outside the court yard,
and kept mp a fearful bowling and tearing
OF hair during the execution, but no hos
tile demonstration occurred. and Jack pre-
served Indian stolidi;y and died without 3
~trug.ie
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Delinquent Assessment Notice.

A IpIoN MINING COMPANY Loca-
"A IroS If principal piscs of business 9 ~
Francisco. California location Of werA'' I~
reka District. Eureka County. Nevada. -
Notice is hereby given, that at = menus =
the Board Of Directors. held on the lsth esyw
May, 1879, an zssessn ent tNo. A. Of hfteen W,
CENTS per share WIS levied upon the capnn.
stock Of the corporation. payable immeala.ey
in United States gold coin. 10 the Secretary. ~ y
the Office II the Company. Rooms : sho ','A'
Pine street. San Francisco. California. ,-o
Any stock upon which this assessinsn' sss
remain unpaid on the twentieth conn aay
June. 1879. will be delinquent, ana saVsrusss
for sale at public suction and unless psyn.vv'
IL made before. will be sold on THURSDAY,
the tenth tIotbl day of July, 1879. e. pay ~ y
deli, quent assessment. together with cosss - -
advertising and expenses Of sale. by oraer Va
tie Board Of Directors.
ID. y. vERDENAL, Secretary.
ofiee-Rooms o and 7. Sal Pine street ss'
Francisco. California ms@'
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FOR SALE.

ONE NO. s BUCK COOKING STOVE. IN
" cludiuv pipe and fixtures. win be sold Ut q
bargsin. Also. one Cupboard. Extension Table,
Dishes, aud a full set of Kitchen Utensils, all
As good as new. For particulars. appiyto
W. W~ILLOUGHBY.
Over Dunkei's Store.
Eureka. NAV Is. 1879. myiG-tf
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N OTTO e

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT / WILL NOT
be responsible for any work done, either
by contract or by the day. on the Colorado
milne. situated on the western slope II Pros
pect Mountain. from and after this date.
JOHN H. ROBERTS.
Prospect Mountain. May N, 1875. misim
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THEY SAID he COULD NOT DorIT!
What Will They Say Now

TABLE FRUIT. FOUR CANS FOR 81;
Hye-pound cans OF Lard IS cents;
Ten-pound cans Of Lard. 81 50;
Apples, per box. a. So:
Gilt-edge Butter. per roll. rs cents;
Will hli . s0cent Pickle Bottle for IS cents.
Everything else In proporfion-wine Vine
GER. Maple Sugar. Limbcrger Cheese. Holland
Herring. ete.. at the
LITTLE STORE AROUND THE CORNER.
Eureka, May II. 1879. myl5-tf
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Notice Of Delinquent Assessment

RIO ]. y. HARRINGTON AND HIS GRANT.
ees You are hereby notified thai nav
performed labor on the VANDERBILT ME-
situated on Austin Hill. In Secret Canyon y
fng District. Eureka County. State OF sevaus'
menf work on the said j. r.. Harringtons IN.
terest in the mine. according 10 the Jaw y
Congress of the United States. Said intefe''
IL owned as follows ~ u
j.. r Harrington. 49,.
sessment 10 me, your interest In said mine VIII
become my property. xroyprryx
Eureka. March 81, 1870. mar-0-'n'
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PRIVATE DINING ROOMS,

npEN DAY AND NIGHT, AT THE fARkhH
~ House Restaurant. ron
Eureka, Arpii %, 1879. epss-0''
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AssIgnees' Notice.

DERsoNs INDEBTED TO II UNDER
L signed are notified that settlement OF all
demands must he made lefore May 23d. 1879.
or legal proceedings will be romna enced.
NJ. n. cHAMDLIN,
n. n. BARTLETT,
Assignees Of ID, b. IMMEI..
Eureka, May II, 1878. myis
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the fourteenth
day Of April, 1879. so many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction, at the efice Of
Thomas J.. Poultersr. fRoom "A. Merchapts'
Exchange Building. Californis street. San Fran
cisco, California, on
Tuesday, the Tenth Nay Of June,
1879,
At the hour Of 2o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
getheF with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
d. vERDENAL. Secretary.
o~fhce-Rooms 8 and Z. 327 Pine street. San
Francisco. California, m2a-td
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

All parties indebted 20 ~ r. Joseph. Of The
Golden Rule store viii cbliss hin BY coming
f~rwsri and settling their counts and thcse
having bills against him viii please prrsrnf
Them ~ soon as convenient my-4
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4 siia 0asbesinx-Granrs Refurn.
NV YoRK, NAY %.
tbe WoFneF silver Bill.
WAaurxarox Nav %

Warner has prepared an amendment TO
the ninth section OF his bill. which Is in
tended TO nullify the Marsh section, and
he emphatically declared this morning that
unless it il adopted by the House, he will
abandon the whole bill. He has prepared
what he calls . substitute for the present
bill.
, 1879-08-23

hB<ffdt {H4pHIth ~ ih4 1F1o"h$-
LAKE GKxEyA, Wis, Aug. aa3!.-lho last
mor,lng Of tile Bible Conference broks bright
aud BEAUTIFUL. Tho lrst hour of tho sesson
was openeu With singing II liaye Fouul n
Frinnd," and several other hymns, among whcl'
wara "Memor!cs Of Chldnood " at!ai 40 Whcrs
Is Aly Noy 1o-Nlght," which wcrs renslerc.!
With great effect by Bic. and Mrs. Mct;rauahat.
Prayer by the Roy. Dr.. nrookcs. THIN the
exercises Wuro taken chatKa Of by tic Rev. 4.
T. rlesson, Ut Detroit, who requested that Air.
: Mc0fanahan slug ~ Shall Ba Satisfied" iiu
then sooku IN "Chrst Our High !'ritst IN thu
0nspel." The p,ata considered were Ills per-
son, qualifications, brss,'tl', and fuhctfnnE llo
spol;s Of Chelat's sIugularitics, tho eltIrscy OF
Ills work; how lie was .! our nature
nllh like ua waa tenptol; Ills sympathy fur lis
In our slns anu how cur burdens p.,1 troublos
would 10 made Hight a,ul easy II au|y we asked
Him to carry our load,, III said that mons could
be savcd only through thu services, sarritcqs,
nfd lnterceaAton Of Cllrtsk 10 tho Father. Tie
hours work closed With prayer by Moi; u, ".
WhEtte, aud thu susng OF "'Tla The Promise
Of God" .,. :.
rha second hour OF tic tie meeting WAS opeucl
With prayer by alark AYesa, Ut Chicago. The
et.ols then Bapg "In Ny Fathers houss There's
Ra0nt"
Tho lsey. 4. I. Fierson again took charRe OF
tho meeting. and talked from the subject, 'tHo!y
Ghost." lle made some verJ stroog poiuta
uton the need OF conversion to God. lln spoke
Of tho ways Of conservation. by sepatatlon
, 1879-08-23
ngatust her husband, John scundiil. as a reason
why hllu B1Iouh fc nlownl 10 rcsutUo lIes maiden
hmm Gf kfntr latns,n

nratust her husb ind, John scundiil. as reason
why Allo Blona be nliowel 10 rcsutno hes maiden
uunlo Of Mary ]ohnson.
HsfrEb arATKs COURTS.
Charles q, Waterbury, nt Now York, f1csl
nl vrAt "rl.v aranst James u. Smith, t:l1srles
lnssttnte, tlrant fsto1rlctt, mil larGn n'tsnhr
of n:hrrs. to restrain ll.cn fro'n using his
pntent tnr nh improvement n wooden pase-
tnents, Issued To hsn Nav 10, 187D.
tsnorgr ". Campbell was hntontcd Assignee
Of Et'cnczcr 9. Guthrie scstcsdav:
T. =. Jenkins WAS appointed Ast'snsa Of
1,ta:ltoret iisnrock WAS appointed As.icneo Of
II. Il. Harris was elected Assignee of Henry
F. koehcr.
SUPERIOR COUNT IN nnrnr.
Thomas j. Kln.rlln hogan n suit vcaterslny to
rerover s2ooo Of Elizabeth and William F1tz-
phcho Carter fled a By aEalns. ", II; 1;nl-
ani An,irew Kow1sy, to forcciosc tsl!ai ,tfcc,t
fer st;nxo on thc n. 4 Of tho +. 4 of the n. +.
Peter d. Bctsirlcr rommcuced suit for
s5,0kD damages avatnsl tl,c Cit. of Chicago.
The Lamar Insurance Con,nabv, hy tic0rgG
Cl11n'11nr. It's Receiver. fncan s1sftk against The
fiNl: i. 4. flrown. saN; G. J.. Emerv, $500;
,1oshrn Green, 1900; August r. B"tx, S;so0;
John II. .Tonsor, s:loo; Alfred ". Iloughton.
$-Uus HnA AUGUST NecFfnhhn, aAW.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Alson +. Lcavcnworth, Mt present In 1ait on a
cautas. filed u pssit(0lt for habcas Gorpls. lie
stntcs tint t,u suit In which the rnpine Hns H.
sue,l was l,eCnn by The Tnttln t. t}aitoY Annu-
featuring Company. The affidavit fn tf,n tl,t
wns hv WI. Tcwkhbury. nntt charged that The
defendant U.cavenwurth) lad property which ltn
refused to turn ont On execution. Tint hn Ind
frnndulcnt1y conveyed hts property. md had
also male boasts that nobotr could rct any,
thing out of hlsn ,ln'caa he ct,osc to t,ar. all
these statements petitioner claims are false. a,i
hc asks TINT he ho examined and discharged.
Tie caro- VIII ete heard this morning.
Masgarctfa kcrtz commenced nsuft for 81, GOO
daniagcs against Henry Drttcun,aicr.
Blnch Il Arnstcln kuetl James u. kipatrtc1s
anil 1'ofa Brown for $1,000.
James McDcrhv. arrested on charge OF lar
ceny. hIci n petition for hAtscas corlIas, claim
fnE TINT no e.fffeHca WAS prtdnced against htm
on tho examination tending to provo him
guilty, nnd alleging that he IL entirely limo.
cont. The ease viii he heard Monday.
PROBATE couRT.
In the .stato Of Frsneista .schcidt, .t1eccasci>.
proof Ut will was made aud letters of a.l.ntnt*-
trat1on lssllcd 10 l4orcux Schcidt: bond OF $10.-
600 nt1nrnvta.
Guardnn's tettcrs In The estate ol Ellzabttt,
Fsrrelt Ct nt, minors, wert issued to John ".
Farrell, under houd OF l5,o0o, which was ap-
proved.
JUDGEMENTS.
SUrkHton nCOunr-CnSryHstnNs-N A, IAuer "a
r. r.. and Mary Mortc!t, S10H. II.
, 1879-08-23
Dad SOLDERING.
How the Reputation Of Chicago
Corned Beef Is Hurt
Abroad.
An Analysls by q German Pro-
fcYSOr--- Lead In the
Meat,

sotne weeks ago tao 1ica'th Demrtmont was
IN feceipt Ut papers from Baden. Germany.
t'!lcd with reports OF persons being poisoned
there as was supposed. from eating corned
l)ec{ tic putting IN of wlfrh Inns grown TO t>o
a,,s,' ~ f,.nn..".. .a,,..s..,s, ;.',"'. ~
sue" an u0por'a"t commercial interest IN
son, e1cttcl considerable interest. n,u1
r,n,,,p M.s,.t -, 81. .,.,, ".a.ssi.,,,... ' 49,"
n on a own
gar'n; a., to 's 'as.s md especially @ a. to
,iay, through the resident Consul here, hs rot
fep'y r';n a. le''o"s: M. q, ,s,p , ....
to your inquiry directed 10 the Secretary nf STATE
n hsrsr,'r hsrs%i,h . se yoa eopy 81 ~
ed IN American conserscd eorncd oerf. toscthcr
with m npaysia at i'sof. nitnaane. 1n,do At tho
Rsrsrhc Sns'rG laboratory al o fo''teche Institute at
On ths strength of thc Analysis. the local Icnlh
e a ] J., A. H., s" city M called ac
!lIni te lend Hsr'i in thu sealins If the ho1rs m
parted T.. danscron" ennilt'es - to the Mea', and
pfosaa lnlutioaH 70 health. Phe authorities hare
S,o s 'Ios sfer rs ' Ss Ss. @
ssn a"a n e It, :on Te %t '' has
'''''' '''''' lac s.' If l.. 1.1' Sa'S vieo.con.a,
Accompanying t'.s above ras
u.,o.ua, =. .a .'.. ASA..s's ~,
referred To, ami 1t f1lrns out TINT it was Cca
70 prouurt. which rtyes the wl,n1o nur.tion n
,., I,,.o, I1s ..,, ~ :"
1oca' ''tcscs'. 4He ah1'fs's WAS 4" lol!uWa:
Fhe can with cprncd hcof WIS otEencl hy the Hsc
Of knife n such manner that tap md aotton.
wero cut OF. and TIM 'rc'nanne tin carefully 70.
M"fe4 from tAa contents. In this Way wa
cerde!! IN taolnt[ng the s!hss nf meal Il" n conn
1mll nf tho shupn Ut thn can fsan, thn tin. The
was Gu"tnd tatkly on thn ina4du, aud showed
rcciallY dirk snos IN ths cbrer and hntnn, where
they 'se.a snlarrra 10 tbs slices. The can ,Yls
ma!ls ~ cnn1mpn lin hlntc. Tile lin rGH nMEc,
and We could not th any lead In the metal on
those apota wi.c!n thu soldcE Ind not reached.
Different wss ons experience. however with tho
t1l'ler. 1t IN cnIntnnn quick enEcr ntld bv tho
war, was composed as fulinwx: TIN, "A trat,
10. The question WAS whether eventually The
sontcn1s ot tae can ma absorbed a,y lead from
ms ~" w. seenea nt1oane that 'ln ""tcs
,wnnia ahtlw tEaccb Of Tia lend. Wp. thcrc.
f"Ec. ton,orod From all arnHNd shn mus> VI
nieat al,n"t onc ce1,ttniesss In thlcKness. and
exam.nsM ~ ~" ro nort.i"ns sGnarately. t t,n
Nt.ta ,,,a ~ m"s , .Mht H." tn!ss ,aser
cmsc"H .ndcr 'rns msn II g"r m,na Ill., caa:
sra,ntttcs. ind ctdtafncd sirh uio,",e. r. tho
weight ui 81 loo OF eta,nc thcrcfurc in tts outsr
PARTON tno conlena Of tho cau yrre actually In.
prrgnatcl with lcad. After having removed lit
E1onnlea Of lrad WI cpMta a1a FINN his 'ayeE wa
feaacGat 10 aatyn. nss'l uisease.cd II thn ashes
aaaniny ~ ~ a1,pnat" III ~. ieau ean!sasnt to
9a.d ''3'a mi. o ~os"i, M ,iIit I'""''9 ~ meta.e
T., .o1Jn.i,r liz c,rs .hm sns
, 1879-08-23

CnAuTAuQuA. n. T., Aug. :s...-'rhe Chautau-
qnA Literary aud Scieutttic Circle had closinl,
session friday. Thc Society osrnf,izcd yeas
aet,, and has membership ot about lo,Nkj.
"nlunders OF Speec 1T Chautau9ua" afforded
full scnpc fur discussion.
l1r. Dudley 4. Sargent delivered thc closing
lectlirc oh "Phyhtcal Culture" and DR.. John
Lord lcrturrtl Oh " s)lrtet Angelo
The feature Of thta afternoon wns n proccs.
Eion of children, who wcrc addressed by the
lley. j. II. Vincent, Suntrtntcnticnt III InBtruc-
tim. IN "rhc Mngiga! Bulk"
Prof. T. f.'Tfnayens lccturc1 IN the evening
on "Grercn," after whrtt there was general
illumination Of cottages, lArks. hotels, a.lt!
Rtca,nboate,
, 1879-08-23
EQUALIZATION.

Proceedings ur tho ssnfc H"nrd Mt Spring.
field Yrht or,lny.
Spfcfni Df&ud'ch tn TAs Trtbuns.
SrR1vnFsgfn, H., Aag. &:1.-The Doarl at
Equalization n,et to-day at tic usual tIour,
Col. Newlles heIng IN attuutlanro al ttc Aurora
rnunion with t.Ie hoys Of his 0lu regiment, Mr.,
Warner was choscn temporary Chairman.
Secretary WotM read i communication frotn
SECRETARY Fisher, ot thr Department Of Agri-
cuturc, submitting. in response to tie request
Ut tho boarii. lahuiatrtl statements Ut the nDre
Important crnps nt tle state produced by the
surcrnl et,tintiea,
Mr.. Cabcen introduced the following rcsotu.
tlotl. which was nude tic special order tor
Wednesday, next:
fesosresf. Thnt IT is tho opihIon Of this IInart
that the real and rurho1l property Of thu State ia
nsAeAsta At t5 per cent of fts cash value fur tue
, 1879-08-23
"Mh0E NEW AGAIN II

81. CAru.ntsEs, Ont, July 81, ls7a..-R r
Prescription, tioIdun Medical DihcoyurY aal
rlea.uat pirga:tye Pellets, fur the lust three
months, uld ai4d alYself-{what at,alt / .ay:}-
"nusdt ntw ugaM," Aro lhs onlg wnrs's that w
press 1t. was reduced To Skeleton, cnall not
walk arross thu ioor wltsluu. 1aiatlng. coutd
keep ,.ultuE IN the shape Ut fnol un my stol!l'
ach.. Myself anil friends l,ah uIyet up uil hupe,
my tmnuIfata death seemed certain. | can
cd your mudtelAcs, tur now lisu 10 ll.e sur
prlsu vi eyrrsboayt aud atn Ah'o to lo my uwn
work. desire TO t,slku this statement IN order
that ttoSo suffering mar l.pt uasp4fs until thrY
tlaye gwen your tuue!llcs q trial. Ynura re-
spectfully, Mus WN. d. NiGKMAa.