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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
A DaEAa or CHILDHOOD.
or SAN DAVIS.

AI!.,;s ehlld Ss:,d: tn. evening. ars ,,,,
without was heard the temp.st's swelling choir;
Wltnln, the child was ils.sninz and shivsrins.
And vhsa ct last the brssss grew strong and
nsrcs.
She ..s ard watched 1t. mu'ins and de-
SEEKING the gloom Of tho unknown to pierce,
And rcd net future IN ths ais rejected.
Bsho,dinr shapes she e,u'd not exercise.
With iosess tsiss aud tolsass of nrs en-
TIL baruins brsin sod siumbsrfreishted eyes
Grew sick " hope ami weary OF OWNING.
rh.n rou,d the child tie shadow l.den air
VITA ru.h OF strange and mystic tsr0os' v"
which troll the steps Of an enchanted stair.
And bore her on 10 realms OF rapturous
dreaming.
sas heard the blsrs Of. trump and crash Of
ssv crrsted knilhts In triple mail eon'eudins
To win from her one nod. o, sraeiOu' ri. .nee.
while ss her feet the. sons Of kings wsrs bend.
Ing.
Love laid its vows. aud wealth It's iswe's r.re.
Bsfo . tie thrOn, where s.s Qiesn vAs
she vois-1yop the ehe-rls,s hesT,hsto' ethsre
wss nought bat ashes aud ehArrsd coal re-
maini-g.
Aiasi poor child. base not ambitions aims
On .uch foupdstions ~ are iouui IL nashee;
Thy hopss v"s painted on th-s' vaa'uns
Thy in. and fate fSre.h,dov.d In the ashss.
virsinis City. November. 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
SnEalff'S SALE.

Dy vIRru. OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
- oat Of the District O uri OF the Firpt Ju
diciAl Di uist. in and for ths county Of storey.
state OF Nevada. duly sttssief, on the 12d
OF October. A u. ISIS. TO me directed snt dsliy
cred. In a CERTAIN act on In said oour, wherein
y. Wal rr y. d st,dtmulirr aud u. b. Angus
tine. parinerr. doing business und-r the nrm
name o. wALTGk 4 o.. plsint'fYs. recovers,
ju gment agsih.t succoR MILL AND Mn.
NC COMP Any, defendant. on the 6th day oi
septenber. A. D. 1879. for the sum Of - 80 "a
with Interest on the sum OF te.2s< 20 at the
rsis OF 10 per cent per snnum nom the asth
day Of June. is1y. until patti. toSethsr With
tifs 9d costs and dishurrsmt nts at the date oi
said ludx nent. aud acrruiu. coeta. nov
AMOUNT 4 to the sum OF two (1l dollars, End
all sccruins eos's and expenses OF sale. By
virtue said Wit OF exrcut'on. and In pursu-
ancs Of the ststut- In su"h case made and pro
vided. ave, 90 the 11d day "f oo'ober. A D
ls's. levied ou ana taken 10 execution al the
right. ti,le and in.ertt vh eh said ds'endant.
suecor MIL and Nluing Company. has In and
o. the following described rial e-taie, to-wtt: I:
Taat c-rt In y ecs or pare OF la,d situate.
Wing aud beng in the ro~n of Geld HI.
rsy County. slais OF Nevada laid down and
a.,e,ihed on { rdcisi map Of said Town Of
Gold II u as Lot -. Bl ck ., Raugs &C." to
xether ~ith tn Qua 70 mil tLersor knowu ~
the snccor Mil. the dwelling houss. stable.
outhou.es aud sppurtensncss thereunto De-
LOT giOg or 10 spy wise spper,sinins
the FI,TRENtH DAY OF NuvsMBER A.
ID is:o bvtw,en the hours OF O'Clock 4. y.
and 8 O'Clock ?. y. viz: 81 - O'Clock. noon. ]
will cell ell the rg-t. TIT Q. claim AID intsrrst
VI said defendant. Su,eor MIL ami Mining Com.
any. OF. In and 10 th- above d .. rited proier.
g.. n viii, b II had to the ssms on the 9Th day
OF September, A. u 1879. or v, ich 70 may have
sequir d at any time sines. In iront VI the
Court House doors. In vireinis. Storey eounty.
state OF Eevada. ., public aucti %, for cssh 10
hard. to the hi. heel and best b'dd.r, 81 sstisfy
ssid .x-cution and all costs. In y lied States
gold coin. WILL AnSON,
sheriff of Storey county, Nevsds.
Nv ". ]. NccrrcuAS. Drputy Shsri6.
Virginia. October -. 4. d, 1873. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.
Tows or GOLD HLL,

Tovs or GOLD HrLL,
County Of stofey. stste oi N.vsda.
September i2ih ls'9.
To 8. K. TnosSroS, raosAs WALLACE. Known
or unknown own re;
You are hereby notins d that have expended
-Four Hundred Dollars In v. .. gold con In
labcr and imyrovvments upop the MuDOC
CBIIF rronnd. upun ,hs Eart1a lode. H. the
a. Ia Hill Y ming Distiiet. In The eon " OF
stor.y sfo'esaid. curing the yesrs ls'5, 1877.
1874 and 1917, aud o'e particularly descriee
a. follovs 70 cit: Commencing At the south.
eru stake Of the turOIa Mining Company aud
running gong the line of the lode distance OF
lsoI 4 ss 10 . etsks and n uonum-nt. tngeiher
Win 500 f,st on each sid. OF the Ola an 10
eaied. The boundaries OF this ioea'i y are SCI
out and lay A. fpllowp: Commencing ~ the
abov,.nsmcf stak-, im,nediaiely wes. OF the
rsilrvad trsck. and running from thence % hi.n
cr,pplnfs on the hill. and from thence sione
the lode on Q line With the heavy bnnen "
croppings on tn brow OF the bill souib OF ou,
southern boundary line. In order to hold ssu
prsmi.s- uuder the pruvisions Of :. ction 2sit
Ssvis.d Statutes Of the United States. oi whish
your proportion. 80 oun.rs Of an undNloea
ons-i ourts-ntn interest in and TO sad pren.
ises. amounts % Twenty EIGHT Duiiars sna
fifty-lins Cents and II within ninety days
amer this notice By publication you ISL or re-
fuss 10 conributs your proportion OF sueh
sxpsnditures. - coow' ers. Jour Interest in
said claim will become The property OF the
saeserihsr. uldsr said sect on 13t.
BsNNETT SYN0SS,
- p o. address. Gold Hill. nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
A Strange Cure.

"Cau you cure my eyes 2" said man
20 DR.. Brown.
Eyes" said the doctor. eff you will
follow my prescription"
"Oh. certainly, doctor. said the pa.
tisnt; ~ will do anything to have my
eyes cured. What 10 your remedy. doc.
tor p
"You must steal . horse" said the
doctor very soberly.
"s,ssl = horse. doctor!" said the pa.
tient in amusement. "How will that
cure my syesT
"You would bs sent to the State
Prison for Ave years. where you could
not get whisky. aud during your incar.
eersiiou your eyes would get well. said
the doctor.
The patient looked somewhat inered.
ulous, bat he did not adopt the doctor .
remedy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TAXPAYERS OF The TOWN. OF GOLD
i IL sk. Notise.- That have recsivsd
from the , lectcr OF Taxes. AID naye nov In
nv b, nd, the Delinquent Liss. Tor ls7s. OF per
rons and properly ou,uk t,xes IN sna 70 ssio
Ten ds,s nom the nrss publlcatian OF this no
tie sction will be commenced In the proper
conrt for the snfo,ceu OF the collection Of
aid sei,r oucnt taIes. and the TN per esusan
nd the cot Of sdvsrtis,ny sdded thsfeto.
Il. FtTz SIMMONS.
Town Attorney Town Of Gold Hi!i:
Gold Hill. October 10. lsTs. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
NOTICE. TO TAXPAYERS.

mHe TAKE, Fur TIE FISCAL YsAh
i ,rdne Nay ist. 1850 & the Town Of Gold
Hin. are now due and payable % No 81 ny
once. back Of sllov Jacket Engine HOUSE.
" in street., Gold mn. between ihs hours ~
10 A. = and tp. y. The Law and ordinances
IN r.,srd IN the eollsct,on Of the psms ~ill -
strictly enforced. All taxss net paid VII ~
Q, me Dc inqusut on the tth Of october. lsO.
p ". FOLSOM.
Nsrshal and q oeaeio rax collectoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
Id HILL STOREY CO.. NEVADA:
LEGAL.
TOWN OF GOLD HILL,
COUNTY OF STOREY.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

:
40 THE FoIIoWIk0 NAMED pEYKND-
su,s. and TO ali ovnsrs II or elaimsnss 20
ths tsaI e-laf~ and tmuforen4hta tneNoa, OF
r,,,o..r,. n,- vh.o ssssssed ssparstsly. her.
,,..xs, d..r,ih~d tnovn o, NJ Known: You
80 h.,.hs not,a-d mai ,uits have b en- con,
,,src.d an ,hs Jastics Oou n of ToWnsbip NO
y ~ "a - s,ar-, ecunty. St1te Of Ntyada,
a. -. ~ Ta-n ~ ma Hlii' plsinti6. sxai, si
~ ,n.,.,sn,snts n yxinsf,sr naned. and
80 ~ ~. :. ,ios~,ng dsser,h., tr.cis or uaryels
es'p " suo ..,,s ~. srnso,snrnts ther,ca. and
" n,s .s.e. 49, ~. ~ ss.sss.a seosrsisIy. snd
~ ~ ~. ~ ~ c'simsn,s ,o ths ssm.. xpovu
al n.. or. " W W .-eavss sss tsx ma dsilpouen.
os ensu ~ ss,S csfsnd .nt sssins, ssid
non. -, 70, an. Gsosi ,sar oouns. cips the
p.opxy M ~. ss,o ana s,,dIu0 tns dr,t
nt-t nonosv ~ n ,sy "a ,hs, snrs ,ons hss
houosy W aay' .ovS' 80 -, a. fnr,h..
De. y issued tn .aen ease , sne ~ ~
notined that. unless yvo sppssr ~ snswa ~ ~
complaint He'd IN saio cause. On W osioS ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13

Through PASSENGER Train for s,n Francisco
leaves vlnyin.a daily at 9 r. =. and t'old hill
dsy,) With Lightning Exprses having Reno q
efn arriving o. Ban Frsncisco via Vallejo
Il ii:i0 4. =. on the following day. On FAT
TRDAYs coanects only with Overland Pss-
ssngrr leaving Reno d 1908 4. T., arriving ~
San Frsncisoo via Stockton at e:is ?. \. On the
sIEsPiN3 CAR leaves uu.on for San fran.
cisco via Vallejo daily texeept eafurdayp o.
f:so r. 4. hsturning, leaves ean Frsnciseo Tor
Csxson via vsiisio daily Except sunaaJN o. .
EN-. YIRrNGToS, Gent supt.
Z. MIN, Gsnr Ticket Agent. 1u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
Passed November sa. is79.l

nHR BOARD or TRUsTREs OF GOLD
l Hill do dain;
SEQ 1. The President and Clerk cf the Board
OF Trustees Of ,hs Town VI Gold Hli srr here
by antho ixsd and 70 luired &, tssue bonde OF
the Town o. Gold Hill IN the sum Of Ten
Thoassud oollars U.itsd stsies 60 d coin.
Sxo. 4 The said Bonds shsll bc IN sueh form
- The Prvsid.n aud Clerk of said Board msy
urepcr,be, and shall bs TO the "a CO tbat the
CuWn OF u.ld Hill 10 houn aud holdeus . Will
psy to the ho:der { said Bonds ,hs sum ~
ponry named therein on tue df,t cav u No
', ,mber, A. ID. ls5O. Sith Il tsre,t thereon o.
he rae OF one per cent. per month. United
stsies 70 d coin. inc. Get Iayabie Quarts ~. !.
sSo The u.on' y iecsivsd rom the sais OF
aid d nds shall b ussd tor the purpore of 70
de. ming Bonds N. %. %, ". sl oi the Town of
aold Hill.
SEQ. { This Ordinance to tafe eject and b
In force f.om and af sr its -passsgs aid one
we.k publ.catioa In the GoLp HILL DAILY
Nxws. no~
President Of the poard Of Trustees of ths Town
of cod Hi.
Attest: W. q. HYDE. C,sfk ofthe Board.
On motiun Ordipa, CO No. liz, - tssd, was
pas.,d by the follow ing vote:
Ayes-Trustsss Lemsry. bsuehy and Prssi'
dent pro. tenn. Mercer.
Abssnt- Trustee woolley and Pcssidtnt Fox.
Al1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
NO PATENT, No PAY.
PATENTS

0BTArNED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical OF other compouuds. Ornamental
dssigns trsds mArks and labels. Caveats AZ
signmeuts, Interference. InfringemeLts and
Ill matters relating 70 Patents promptly attend.
ID 70 We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions - to psteltabiiity, ire Of
charge, and all who are Interested In neu inven.
Of our 0uids for Obtaining Patents" which
A cent ffvs to any address. and contains CON-
plsts distractions how ~ obtain Patents. and
othef ysluaple matter. During the past ave
yeary vs have obtained n~arly three thousand
passnts for American and foreign inventors. and
eoanty N The Union.
LOUIS bAo0HR 3 CO.,
nuasckssrS a Pstnss and Atsornsys q Law.
6pssn SsfAi,s wsaAias'sa' Do
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13

About this tine the frugal and pru.
dent clergyman commences to foriiiy bis
carpets aud furniture In readiness for
the rsyagss OF donation parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13

The Boston Post says: Generally. II
the Grand v,zier Of Turkey begins his
term Of ofacs with q clean shirt, the
garment will last him through his sea.
non Of power.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13

The saloon that always keeps q good
supply Of cloves. coffee grains aud lemon
peel on the bar Is the one most literally
pstronisrd by tsmptrancs men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
JAMES Q. sMITK,
tMsnuf.s,ursn' Representative.
SIS Market Street,
I'm SAN FRANorsco. CAL.
oaDINANc. NO. ia.

An ORDINANCE 70 auihsrizs the 10.
saance sf Bends for the Purpess Of
secs,ins sssney 60 Redeem ssa Csn.
eel BsRds Ne. ~, 30. 70, d sf the
Town Of Gsid htll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13

e,noo RErusNs IN 80 pkYs ON sioo
0IkUU invstsd. omcisi lsperss iree
Llss pr,nts weekly on etorf ostiens q loe
Wall 1nssl y. :. sMy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

WILL BIZ PAID FOR The RETURN OF
w q yssrlins hs'fsr which strsyed nom Tho
poualss mill on the % Of ostobsr last. ,aid
yearline was Of eocd else. red s'd While spot
I'd, and b ID piece Of bsiling rope sr,und Der
When last sssn Il was tied up vith piece OF
white cloth. o Q. srkVENsoN.
Gold Hill, November Q, lsfa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
FINAL NOTICE

rs HERyBY GIVEN TO ALI P.RrlBs
d. S Goa Hin III Lumber Yard. thai .Ssii accounts
must Be settl-d IN full By the 18th cay Of No
yembef, a. aii unssttled seeounts upon thst
dsy viii be placed In the hande Of an onieer To
spfrcs payment. i. 4 sAWIsh:
Cola Hiii. Oetobsr n, 1879. dtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

]. U. HALL. N. o..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OYyIcE AND RESIDENCE - OPPOSITE
~ the Nxvs once. Main strsst, Gold I'LL.
fSm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
Or. A. CHAPMAN.
auRoCoN.p ENTISr,

TsRoX NEVADA CITY. cALIr0R MCA
= MIA Psrmansntly located 81 vu.SffC
sinia City. once. $50 SOUTH o STREET.
eatisfaction guaranteed. ssb N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13

IssURS oounsrciL and frsvsisn' Credits,
svsilsbls In sny part Of the world. Make
transfers Of money BY telegraph and oahis. and
davs sxohanss q castomAsy ussnces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13

sssas Il visinis. ssvsdi....:.: .oso. 4. KIss
AGENTS 4 N-v Yost....... 70. 7. os.rf1nsos
te1 Wall strsst)....... (0so. \. bsAxpss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-13
IlL BAsKERs n lsD BRoKERs.

ptiisa ag DIRECTORS
Iogr ssLass "a ~. P,::iS:0s P,s.iSsSs
: .Sss I y; sISSS. si'''''''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
Treatment of Crime and Criminals
In the Future.

Baslng his opinion on what he re.
CARDS as the legitimate teaching of
the doctrine of heredity, a writer in
the Journal Of Science believes that
the criminal legislation of the future
unless dominated by those who
pander to crime-will do something
like this: The lineage and connec,
tons of every offender, especially OF
every habitual criminal, will be care,
fully scrutinized, and all surviving
members will be subjected to an un.
obtrusive but penetrating scrutiny.
The younger members of the race
will be, as far as possible, surrounded
by such moral and religious influences
as will most effectually check and
counterfeit their probable inbred ten.
dency to crime. Courts of justice he
says, will have their criminal geneol-
ogists, whose records will shed new
and most valuable light on not Sfsw
unsolved problems both of biology
and of mental science. 1t is to be
hoped that when 'the future" comes,
it will be able to use such power
wisely and without malice. But the
author is more radical still. Gas fol
the man," he continues, "who has
once formally declared war agains,
society, hosting, so to speak, the
black flag, care will be taken that he
shall neither repeat his offence nor
after its commission, become par
ent."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

Other intellects are slower IN
growth. They generally belong to
bodies that are growing fast and
strong. Snch inte!lects do not grasp
easily at mathematics niceties in
early youth. They comprehend
slowly at fest. but surely: and are
frm and uncompromising, aud are
ap. to bs rather skepticaI upon The
subjects which oppose their intni
tons. Such are pretty sure to meet
with little charity at he hand. ofthe
pedagogae; AMI yet, as call 10
mind those OF this latter character
which have come within my care.
lind them to have grown stronger
as they have grown older sfsd 10
have been prolific bearers okn oble
fruit. From this source we derive
our original minds, and alsr, m ~
OF our intellectual giants.
Toachurs, seek 20 unuerstauu the
capacities OF your scholars before
you begin to force the mental fot d
upon them you seek 20 fill them
with learning as you woald fiji bar
rels with water, you may make some
great mistakes. Ten chances to one
you put the fool's>cap upon the
broad brow of Daniel Webster--i
that you give the position of a Ounce:
to Christopher Columbus,-whiles
you may set another Bill Shakespeare
over among he girls because he
looked that way when he ought to
have bean studying.
Do you understand me?-- Ne,0
York Ledqer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
Already Fun.

Rev. DAniel Isaac was an aceon.
tro iatiuerant preacher, IIo once
a.igdted 1t au iau TO stay 81 aight.
% seking for q bed, BIZ was told
that &c could .ot have oas, as
there was to be bail lhat night
and III tho b ds wore engaged
AT what time deee Tho ball
break up n inquired Dir. Isaac.
"About three O'clock in the morn
i0s, ar"
"Wtll, then, czn have bed
unttl tha. time ~
Yes, certainly but II part Of The
bsd Is asked for you will have to
move"
Yery well, replied Mr. Isaac.
Ab34t three O'Clock 10 the morn.
log b. was awakened by l0ud
Knocking at the chambcr door.
"What do you vast ?" ho asked.
How many Of y0u are Ia there?"
inquired voice
There's me and Daniel and Mr..
sac and an Oh Methodist preach.
or was the reply.
'fFaen, by Jupiter, there's plenty
Of you and tho applicant pissed
90, leaving Mr.. Isaac TO finish his
nights s'umber.-P Philadelphia Sun.
dqU HeMa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
Pressure On The Brain.

An American medical man was
called one day to see youth, aged
eighteen, who had been struck down
insensible by the kick of a horse.
There was a depressed fracture of the
skull little above the left temple.
The skull was trephined, and the
loose fragments of bone that pressed
upon the brain were removed, where
upon the patient came to his senses.
The doctor thought it a good oppor-
tunity to make an experiment, as
there was hole in the skull through
which he could easily make pressure
upon the brain. He asked the bow
question, and before there was time
to answer it he pressed firmly with
his finger upoD the exposed brain.
AS long as the pressure was kept up
the boy was mute, but the instant it
was removed he made reply, never
snspecting that be had not answered
at once. The experiment was repeat
ed several times with precisely the
same result, the boys thoughts being
stopped and started again on each
occasion as easily and certainly as
the engineer stops and starts his 10.
connective.
On another occasion the same doc.
tor was called to see a groom who
had been kicked on the head by a
found quite insensible. There was a
fracture OF the skull, with a depress-
ion OF bone at the upper part of the
forehead. As soon as the portion OF
bone which was pressing upon the
brain was removed the patient called
out with great energy, "Whoa Dollyr
and then stared about him in blank
amazement, asking: "Where ia The
mare? Where am II" Three hours
had passed since the accident, during
which the words he was going to ut
ter when it happened had remained
locked up, as they might have re-
NAMED locked up in the monograph,
to be let go the moment the obstruct.
ing pressure was removed. The pa
tient did not remember when he
came to himself, that the mare had
kicked him; the last thing before he
was insensihle which he did remem
Der was, that she wheeled her heels
round and laid back her ears vicious.
ly.-P1pmldr Science Monthly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
low They have the eAperp N Kan
sas.


rs s fSS 1'i1E Z E E4'sss1i'i VII s. apt
te stake fresh seiourner mbas vivi.
diy 70 Kansas viii be tho arue and
the general recklessness. Both
seem To be interual parts of the
p1palatlon aud 10th arc invariably
ignored. In no town of southern
aai Western Kansas Will tha most
careful Inquiries develop traces of
any ague. People will declare anon
their soais that though alhey do
neve agat?e IN w. or A. or b.. With.
IA tsw mites ol.lheir partieaIar
locality there WAS never ease
kaown IA The hmits OF thair own
20 @n, and If they do not happen to
hsl "chill" before thoS finish
speaking they viii very likely be-
lav5 their own words ID certain
txtent,so thoroughly does eaua Kan.
sas nhahitant trust IN tho superior
~ 81 Sl'. owl portion Of the state
fet tatEa is some portion OF Kansas
waere ae egne is SO oonst Mt that
Lb9 people seem to look upon il AZ
they look upon breathing -as a aaG-
ufai consequence ct axisloace.
Ihey haYe ohillsf tho Year round
aud have them finally 80 babitually
thai enc can tell IN old agne safer.
er Iasta liz hy the methodioal man.
#nsf "a winch he shakes "a if he k0sw
zP9tiearo eXaesig what particular
ga Of Il ssh would sbigqr nax1 and
vas prepared Tor il. Ihapsop io lake
cum at any Lime With tie most
pet.e c 3pipess. They goto pesties
aaa va through them ges m tsied
~ the midst i thsm tHi Is 40
unoamtnon thing 10 ste mon 6a he
81 5eo9 'rners suddenly nnll SO their
saifs eQiiars with tho lhermoaaator
80 degrees without thinking it
aeaes'aty to Announce tbat they
. n chill Daeing mo monlbs Of
Angus aud September which are
especially the ague- breeding mouths
one secs tho whol population the col
orot beown phper looking as IL al me
VIA }ta some part 1T their natures
hal dried away and aim 49, forcing
one 10 the belief that the human
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save Your Boys.

Fathers snd mothers, look out for
your boys when The ehadowsof even
ing have gatheredaround youl where
arc they then ? Are they a. homo, at
he pleasant aocial fireside, or are
they running tho streets? Are hey
gaining a street education I so,
tak care the chances Of their ruin
ara .aany Thore il scarcely any
tBiag go destructive TO there morals
az funaisg abrDal a. night Under
eGser ofEaFkneas thev acquire Tho
e8ac4liuo Of crime; they learn u be
rowdyish. il not absolutely vicious;
they catch ~ loose talz, they hear
aintul tha ehts, aud they soc obscene
'hing4 aed they become reckless and
fiolega lfyou would cave @hcm
ffam yeigarity, save them lcom ruin,
sec 81 y lb8l aight iiada hem at
hon Moro than one young man
haa told tho chaplain 81 eho safe
prison that h6f6 wastb seg;onin9 Of
bie ds5wn8ard course hat finally
81 ugal hiut % Tho fol9g's cell Let
fareats solamulY ponder this mat
tef, ana 90 az they can o make he me
frae,iva % SIT tho chillr 80
atfre<ssge tbas SIC baya viii p Ter
s. 10 running tbe streets
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brought out. dressed i fea,s--..S,

brought out, dressed in feathers and
other finerys on the shoulders of two
or thIeeswomen; she was taken ;nto
the mldReuof The ring, and was
lnmaed np and down on the shonl.
ders Of the women The bride threw
shells and beads about, for which
there was scramble. as the nosses-
sion of them was supposed to confer
iack. Ultimately the husband came
INTO the ring, and putting The bride
uhaer ms arm carried her off. The
means of communication was hv
drum signals. They had call on
the drum i'ir evoryhody's name, and
they could ask questions and eaayev
Intelligence over hundreds oi miles.
aud receive answers almost nnmedi'
ateiy. la war messages gars con.
sSansly sent enormous CistaBees n
bring up reinlorcements or To stop
Their coming. The mass q. the peo-
lde i've N huts on dry land. ont there
Were one OF two exceptions to this.
he saw two lakes on which peopls
were living IN hats. In enc ease the
people had covered over the long
grass growing IN the water with
earth, and on that had built their
nuts ; IN the other the huts were
butt @. piles. The language of the
country belonged 10 the same broad
family which stretched across the
large belt Of Africa traversed by him,
aud the grammar was on tho same
principles ~ the grammar OF the
Swali.