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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
vlyARD GOLD AND sILy

WIZARD GOLD AND SILVER
w MINING COMPANY. Location Of prin-
cipal place Of business. ran Franclsco. Cali
fOrnia.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada. 4.
Notice il hereby given. that at 9 meeting OF
the Board 90 Directors. held on the 10Th day OF
January. 1879, an assessment mo. ~ OF Thirty
Cents per share wac levied upon the capi'
tai stock of the corporation. payable immcdi.
aiely, In United States gold coin. 10 tho Secre-
tary. at the ONCE OF the Company, Room "a,
No. AZ California street. San Francisco, Gall.
forniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the IAN day Of February,
1873. win I've DELINQUENT. and advertised for sale
At public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before will be sold on THUksDAY. the 9Th
day Of March, 1879. TO pay the delinquent
Assessment, together with costs OF Advertising
and expenses Of kaic.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
JACOB STADTFELDT. in, Secretary.
0fhce-Rnom %, No. tio California street,
San Francisco, California. laistd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
COUNTY
ADVERTISING 6 PRINTING

NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN. IN PURsU.
IN ance Of an order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Storey County. Nevada, made
aud entered In the minutes OF said board, that
sealed Proposals. viii be received by said Board
II their once. In the City 0f Virginia. County Of
storey, up to and intending the eleventh day Of
February. A.. ID. 1919. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
A. H.. for doing the County Advertising for the
remainder Of the fssal year A. d. 1879. said bids
TO state the price per square for nrt Insertion
and the price per square for each s~ubsequsnt
insertion.
And notice 10 hereby further given that at the
ssa,ss aP P,n. .Sa pl, e, y. sc,n Board e. will nnnr ,ses 1rs
o rk-printins BlAnis. Biill.heads, etc. : for
the remainder Of the nscal year A. ID. 1879
lBooks and Records ~exsepted). Bidd' 70 for
printing. must specify price per ream-tso
sheeis-for:
Half Sheet Note Blanks, printed on one side;
Half Sheet Note blankr. priated On both
sidss:
Halt Sheet Letter BLANKS. printed on ore side;
Halt Sheet Letter blanks. printed on both
sides;
Half Sheet Fools Cap Blanks. printed on one
side;
Iislfshee. Fools Cap plsnt.. printed on both
sides:
Half shce. Legal Cap Dlanis, printed on one
side;
Half sh.e. Legal Gap Blanks, printed on both
sidcs;
Quarter sheet Flat Gap Blanks, printed on
one side;
Half sheet Fla, Cap Blsnts. printed on both
yuil shs., Fla, Gap Blanks, printed on one
side;
Full Sheet Flat Cap Blanks, printed on both
sides.
Price per roam for each additional rcsm.
state price for binding.
Bidders to bind themselves 10 DO eli printing
not above specified ut proro'tionate rates. The
Board reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids.
Bidders desiring additional information will
inquire Of the CLERKS ONCE.
Iu witness whereof I have bsrsunto set my
hand and ~. xed the seal OF aaid Board, this 18th
day OF January, A. d. 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

PATENTS S Sis:.. medical iSl S q; siS.f sS ss:
pounds, ornamental designs
trade MARKS and labels. Caveats. Assignments,
interference.. Appeals. Suits for Infringement
and all Eases arising under the fATkNr LAWS
promptly stterdsd to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
DC lCHTEn BY the Pfent once may
hcJcL Gu sili, in moe, cases. bs'p.l
sntsd by u. Bling oppo-
site the Patent Once. Nc can make elOecr
ssarch... and SECURE Patents more promptly.
md with brOsier claims. than tho-e who arc
remote frOm Washington.
lnuEuTnpC -snd u- smoiel or sketch
tN lV unO OF your device We make
ekAmiIAtiSn- FREE or
cHAasE, and siyi-e a. to psisn,shiii,y. Prices
low. and NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is
SECURED.
We refer to otncisis IN the Patent once. 10
our client< In every state OF the Uhion. and 10
Jour senators and Representative In Congress.
specisl references given when desired.
Address
q. A. SNOW a CO.
Opposite Patent Ofice. Washington, ID. G.
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ANY BRYAN MINING CON.
u PANY.-Lccation OF principal place Of

business. Ban Francisco, California.
Location OF works, storey county, Nevada.
Notice '. hereby given. hat a. . meeting Of
The Board OF Directors. held on the ID day OF
January. lS1iv. an assessment tso. y OF fifty
Cents per snare was levied upon tne oapilAl
sre. OF the eorpora.ion. p.yspIe immeuiAteiy,
IN Uhitsd oAtes eo'd com. 70 ihc serfet.fy. ~
inc once oi tne Co,spany' ioom ~ oornio-
Pon,An note. DuI,ainx, sou,nwssi so,nvr
pusn ahu eahsohc s''ee's' eah rfAhe'soo' ea'
uo.niA' hi. ,.,. -u,
any slock UPON whWn tns a,se,smen.
shan femaln unpslu on lhe ou Jay OF
February. lsTv, VIII nc denhqueht ana ad'er'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
7 ONION MINING AND nILLLNa

IL COMPANY-Location Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco. California.
location Of words. Devilis Gate District, Lyon
county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that Of . meeting Of
the board Of Directors, held on tho eth day
of January. 1ssp. an assessment INC, II Of
Five Cents per share was levied upon
tho capital stock OF the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. 10 the
Secretary, nj the once Of the Company. Room
No. % Academy Building, No. SD Pine street.
San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this asscssment thall
remain unpaid on the eleventh day OF February.
1879. will be Delinquent. and advertised tot sale
Of public ~anction. and unltrs payment IL made
before, will be sold on FRIDAY, tho 2sih
day Of February. 1879. 20 pay the delinquent
ssscssment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Board OF Dir,etors.
]. II. SAYhE, Secretary.
O~fice-Room No. 80 Academy Building. No.
$50 Pine street, San Francisco. California
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DELINQUENT SALES.

BULLION MINING COMPANY
~ Location Of principal place OF business,
ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Iiiii District, Storey
county. Nevada
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the lot
lowinr-de-cribed stock. ON account OF Asser--
ment no. 81 levied On the ~ dsy Of December,
Isis, the several amounts set opposite ths
nance OF tho respective shareholder. ~ io'
lows. o.. An,
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERrtsERs
WHO THRIVE THEREBY.
Advertising Business Creates Busi-
ne>s-rrsnts asa PROSPERITY "
lsw That 0. the Experiences Of
An who Have rried H.
AssAYERS.

AssAYERs.
Mccullough L Co.. Main street, o
c. wiesand 4 Co.. C street. Virginia
City.
Pipers' Opera House. Virginia City.
National Guard Hall, Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank OF San Francisco,
& street. Virginia City.
Agency Bank Of California. Main street.
Gold Hill.
Virginia Savings Bank. Al South G
street. Virginia City.
BROKERS.
l.. p. Drexler a Co.. ofice In Odd Fell
lows Building. Virginia City.
l.. u. frankel 4 Co., Main street. Gold
Hin.
T. II. Ealston. Main street. Gold Hin.
T. II. MeGurn. LOG South Z street, vir-
einiA City.
Douglass a Thompson. 81 South q
street. Virginia City.
W. II. Clarke 4 Co.. 81 South G street.
Virginia City.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
=. Block. Main street. Gold Hill.
MINING PROPERTY FOR SALE.
z. Lyford. Gold Hin.
BooKBINDER.
William Stewart. MOL South B'street.
Virginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Roinstein a Wolf. Main street. Gold
Hill. -,
Platt 4 Rich. i9s Main street. Gold
Hill.
Banner Bros. corner q and Taylor
streets. Virginia City.
Gold Hill Furnishing store. y. Block,
proprietor, Main street. Gold Hill.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
q. II. Gallup. In Maynard Block. Main
street. Gold Hill.
IL Thorbnrn. opDo.ite NIws Office,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03
so-Calied spirit Photographs.

IL may not be generally known thAs
for the pas, two years spirSi photographs
have been taken la this eity. seine e
them certainly being cxF sordsnaTY pro-
auctions. The power granted By The
inhabitants 90 the unseen world a. To
prodnc. their features On a camera -
not given to every one. snd Ia tbs sec.
ton. 80 far. Miss iisdley. who uas a
photograph gallery on State stTess. hAs
q monopoly % what !. iiksly Ia iafn ous
q mos, lucrative business. Hearing
of Miss Hestley'. gifs la thls lice. = eta.
zen, being 81 q curious turn "a mind.
determined to see what there ua ia b..
Visiting the gallery. he tal the proprie-
tress that he understood she tuok spirit
photograph. and be wished io test hsT
skill. 81 am not eertaln ! can ssc-Sed."
was Miss Hefley's response. ''Sat 80
can try" "Would yon ailow me Z,
pass my handkerchief over the glsas be
fore you propars IL for The eaaseraF''
the citizen. "Dh. csrtalniy.
as msny times rs you Wish The Wal.
carefully rubbed the negative On
both sides. after which be stood by whlla
the coiiodion was pa, on. aad whsn The
glass vas put Ia the camera be tuok kis
The cap of the instrument vas
and In n few minutes the pio-
tnre was taken. Ga the negative Desng
taken out and held mp to the light. some
faint forms around bis chair xers viss-
BILE. "Hha: are those marks on tho
asked the citizen. "Tbosa aFs
faces of some persons you will n1d"ah,
recognizes when printed plain" "w"ll.
can obtain . proDf 20 the pic
ture1" "Oh. by tomorrow" "sp I
To have = proof while ] sal. A.
! do not intend there shall be any ban
bug In this mater. g" After waiting abous
Two hours the proof was taken. tynsd.
and placed on n card. IL vas thea that
DO recognized in the most dissiGc: MAJ
the faces u his sixlsr Aai cAiii.
who had died some time prvstoas NJ
20 be made N. victim - IA
delnsion. be put the card in he
and. going home. showed i -
MS wife. without ssytnz . word. she
recognized The faces on the
print. and her husband then bBli beg
sow IL was taken. IL MAS shown "a
81 the family. who also reeOg-
sized them -Rochestsy ~ r. Uas0..
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03
slavery In Egypt

The treaty which The Khsdiss nsds
with England In Angsss, 1877, stsd
seven years ~ fhe hnit dsrsng whrs
Ssvsry may s:iil extss IN Egyp,, IL years
- The period for ,he Soudsn- Is -
mains 20 bs seen vhether n b sapsrsr
ton Of these periods puolie opsnsoa II
Egypt viii hare cha ged sufsrssasly1
permit this reform A. present. ths do
nestle system of the wexa . unknosn-
AL female servants are slsses, and -
long NJ the hxcen system eoSaa1ss
they coaid hardly Be osberviss, wnAs
al male attendants q. the harsm ara sos
only slaves bus they have been cruelty
muiiis;edL II yoa abolish slavery. yca
increase polygssay. say tbs Arabs A
Arab viii take another wife II be eaa Boz
buy q s.ave. Domessic slavery of sene
kind seems = necessity until sf1cs.Sons
contact with Europe. and an exszsP~a
high places gradually ekssgc Al ias
habits and srsiitsons OF Tie EAss-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03

A resident on Brush Street who had q
aorse % sell va directed To . citizen Of
Ninth Avenue who wanted TO bay, and
after n little talk the ~ made . trade.
The Ninth Avenue man gave an old
horse and e2s In cash for the other, and
every thing seemed perfectly sasisfsc-
tory. In . day or two. however, the
Brush Street mar returned and said:
"You and ! made o trade the other
dayi"
"Yes," replied the other.
"You are . member Of the church, I
uDderstand?"
An"
swell, that horse you traded with me
has . SPAWN. and you sid . word
about IT, Whist sort Of trickery 10 this
for . Christian man 70 engage M"
The other entered tbs house without
8 word, but after . minute rssppeared
with the family bible and said:
"Nr. Blank, here II my guide and
consolstion. I hare read this book
through and through, add u you win
take fs and dad where Q Christian man
Is required 10 point cut spesins In Q
horse trade, III buy you . bseter horse
than you ever owned"
The Brush Street man vent homs
with new tboaghss in his head, and be
has said no more about the exchange.
-DetSos Free Prsxs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03
Dear 90 Every Heart.

DIR Lilienthai recently stepped into \
school room during . recitation In re
ography, and va invi,ed by n teach
er to ask the class q fsw questions. lie
courfeousiy complied.
What II The capital 81 Michigan
"Lansipg." was the propp; sns~er.
"What Is the larges, csty Ia dscAi-
ganY"
"Detroit"
"whsre IL the grea, U~nivsrsiiy II
Michigan locssedS"
al Ann ArboT."
"whas IL ths capital 81 PenEylT.~
nispr
"Hardsburg."
"whas Is The largest city Ia PsaasJi-
vaais,"
"Philadelphia-"
"whas building IL there 10 Philsss.-
phia thas IL dear ~ tbs brzrf ~ sssy
pat rfotic Arsrscaa cifixen7''
That was . poser. the clz<s ga
troubled. bat made no answer. To
Doctor repeated the question.
"I know" said . little fellow On =
back sess, - he stretched up bis srn 20
IL fan length
"Teii US what IL IL then. ny boy"
said the Doctor.
"The MIMI" vA the coneds1f az
swer-C5acsan<xs Commercial
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03

Taking an occasional day In bed. sim.
ply on account Of i~ndisposition. L. how.
ever, q very simple and rudimentary no
ton II this glorious institution. Bed
is the natural domicile Of every man
In bed ~e laugh. In bed 90 eryt
And born in bed. In bed We die
maintained ths, man Is an animal who
exercises the thinking faculty best In .
horizontal position. Thus, there are
high artistic. social and intellectual sscs
connected with an occasional day In
bed, which i~mpersiivcly claim discus
sion. Brinley. the grea, engineer. when
he was fairly bothered and puzzled by
some tough problem, always betook
himself tn bed until he haA solved IL.
Most people have q great kindncss for
Lord Melbourne, who, under the Alice
taiion Of frivoliiy, used Ia get up lie
brew and the Fathers and imperturba-
Lady Caroline, while the pretty Byron
struck termagant used to smash the
drawing room furniture. His intimate
friends would find the Premier calmly
taking his breakfast In bed, with letters
and dispatches strewed all over The
counterpane. The poets have been ter
rible fellows 10 get out Of bed. I
suppose it IL because the visions
Of the day and Of the night swec,ly In
termingle. The poet Thomson cult
waited ~laziness a. = fine Art, and thought
out his poems IT, bed. Pope wa. a still
worse fellow. When he had q fl OF In
nm kt-x H.. ---4 - a.
servants running about for him all
through the night. lie made amendsio
them BY the righteousness ii his ''vails. I"
We take a later instance. Bismarck
says, according TO DIR. Busch, al was
troubled with vAricose VEINS In 1866. I
lay full length on the bed. and had n
answer letters of q very desperate sort
with q pencil" He has given us some
OF his experiences when lying In bed.
81 used 70 lie awake full OF all sorts 81
and troubles. Then varzin
would suddenly come up before me, per-
feetly distinct in the minutest payticu-
lars, like . great picture, with even all
It's colors iresh-the green trees. the
sunshine on the stems, this blns sky
saw every individual there. !
Struggled 70 shake the thing of: and
at last I ceased 70 see II, other
things came in-reports, notes Dispatch
%, and 50 on; bat I fell over abou.
Bismarck NJ Versailles
used TO lie in bed q grea; deal, "bccause
he can not keep himself reasonably
warm in any o.her way" I sympathixs
Bismarck. Accept, Prince, the
marks Of my most distinguished eonsid-
-Lond0n Society.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03

I should take ths house. The r~Ar part
Of the other ssde of shs ground 6ocr
WAS composed of ki,chsns ard . room
for servants and . large dinirg-rocsn.
large enecSh for srcximees IN 80 doun
20 dinrer; BET most Of ia fayusture bad
teen taken Away. TIE sront pars At
this other SIDE w0 divided into several
large rooms devoted entirviy ~ amuss-
menis. There were billiard-rpoms asd
bo~iing-alieys and roaiss;s waeeis aad
A.! sorts Of games, ali ready Tor sone-
body 20 play. These rooms we're al
furnished In elegant style. and every
~hilliard-cue was tipped with silver. We
could no, get any 81 the tips OF.
The solemn guide TOOK @ up stairs
into another large hall. vita mar
Die statues, and more pictures, aud
more chandeliers. Here The thiegs be-
gan To grow interesting. Downstairs
every ihirg Vas in style OF old fash
Toned comfort and luxury; upstairs the
furniture looked az IL 10 might have
come from Paris within = month. Every
thing Was brigh, and costly and hand
I'M The FIST DOT We entered up
stairs was
ONE or TIE rARIoas-
. room so long that objects ., the other
end looked small This room Was fur
nished in the Mexican style, which has
an idea that the more furniture and
marble that can be crowded in the be-;
ter. The furniture was upholstered in
pink satin. with richly carved frames
There were so many statues and bronxs
clocks and marble-topped tables. tina,
il vas hard to walk through tho room
without knocking some Of them over.
The whole place glistened like . fairy
palace. A large double door led into
another psrlor fully IS large and quite
as elegant. II was a plaee where the
Duke 81 Buckingham might say good
morning To the Prince of Walcs, and
ask him to stay to dinner. We went
through more sleeping THAI any
OF US cared 10 couat, all furnished diff
ferently and all as grand as possible.
Two or thrte Of them were particularly
large and grand. Plenty Of kings have
slept in worse quarters. So have /.
There were bathrooms. the tubs lined
with handsome blue and white tiles, and
q stream OF sparkling water constantly
running through them; a large library.
well filled with English, American and
Spanish books; and two or three nurse
ries, with padded carpets. the lower
part Of the walls lined with stuffed vel
vet, so that when the little ducks trip
ped and fell they would not bump their
noses.
One Of the prettiest parts OF the whole
place was the little family chapel, with
seats for 20 or 30 persons. A beautiful
painting OF the Saviour was suspended
ver the altar the seats were comforta-
bly, cushioned, aud the walls were o
cred with crimson satin. Almost any
body could pray in such a place.
The family not being NJ home, we
were not invited 10 stay to dinner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03

II h rot mes~,y psis - sseA vaSA
we Sch ,o prvrsat By as~aAssscs. s@s
IL II always eel tos . maa w s&csfv
she pals a IN o~p<ssssaa esc.sss - sssss
fhsa he can sesve himsrlf 10 u vtfA<ns
aiaeAins. AZ DE-. TIDY gel sad 10 .
pap~r b iassly resd befogs . meesAi
sccicsy In Loadoa. sn~sAssses ~. Esven
ito dirriaisA servoas ssd neesai tan"
ani iaAs means good deal mnrv shAn
the simple svpihag Il bodily raaa-
An~sAreies dtrnsnish taAs sad
menssi Tar By allassnx ,hs spprsh~nsios
and fear cf an o~perxasoa The dexF~~
Of this apYreheasioa and The c~unssysesi
harm I; does vary usucA vita dtssFvnt
.emp<rarsents[ Hsncc % sswssssssr
rnay be more needed By ~ PERSIA vhs
il golng .o hare . tsosA palaed ,haa By
another sAo 10 guins IA have . isg ess
Of. In maay cAscs the su*ertax srom
Arsicip&;ion of The pain s far ~orss
than the pAia Itself.
Moreover, The accessibility IA p&ia
daring the opersslon aso dimsnlssss
this nervous tan. IL is sometimes szid
tha, mo one ever died of pain. !" ha,
kLts u &4Bs 49, - frtf1&
do die Of pain. IL must be h~orne IN
mind thai. with advancing cisilisz,son.
The nervous syssem becomes more ssn-
.itive 10 pain. The use ef aarshsiscs
ia, therefore, more necessary anong
cultivated nations In this n~incfsenth
oeatary than !, would hAss been Anscog
the lcss susceptible people OF forHssr
tines
Again, ane thsiics allox far more
elaborate, prolonged. and careful opera
tons To be performed than were former
ly practicable. and the gain 10 the pa
ten, is often inealcaiable. When an
operation had Ia be cxcrucsa,ingly pain
ful from beginning 10 end. the surgeon
was compelled % make u rs brief as
possible, often q; the inevitable sacrifice
OF precision and completeness.
Another advantage Ia The use of an
s~s,hetics IL that "their at~ter-scsion
diminishes the need there formerly vAs
for the administration of opiates after
the operation !" and for wcighty reasons
any thing that oh,ia,es q resort 10 opt
a,es Is an importan, gain.
IL may be said that there Is risk In
the employmea, III ansrsthc,ics. ba, this
Is 50 insignificant, when weighed against
the benefits derived from them that j,
can 10, be seriously urged as an oeiee-
ton 10 their use. IL Is. h~oseyer. q sui
fcien, reason Why they should no, ee
intrusted To ignorant or unskillful
hands. II may be = question whether
they should ever be administered except
under the direction 81 a regular physi-
81 an.=Roston Ionrnai Of fA<nasfrn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03

ga HtaR~ T-sou wsa." 10 "a. Esls
cf . sovs4 izss Fahhs~f We pfs~ass~
n 10 in sse ~vnsaases. "a ssss eaa -
svo.
a csnsat~ Msaesss uaais q en- 81
srscssissvfsy vssnsas sAss - e szsnssasI
" ksps ~pise&rss~i wsA he wHxassx
{" B~vsr His tt~eaa"
ACarraao Jassaue a 49, rs~~s AAs
s~.s q ssrrulsr % h~vsrs. AqTs-fairs
sassae~s. and promsasx - ~
Ais ia b usss.. sc~-csnus=sstlar uAassr
ns.vs. ss~~. ~-s a. aFv~s
MA tss,s@ h~ss al as~sYf
re<T ss- Bs~s sasse%v ~sa r ~~ss
nas-s-ass tseY ss~@A sss @qF
Rsars siax s~veses ts s~gzsaxsnas.
wh~n tk<y are cAosssnE nas.es hstTs
fall tAsy oil - Aghsiax ossss a
.nd psalssng s@rh ntAsss' sYss %
snrh 10 lifr a. nnsvs~
No ~cotrsssiss eza male 81 saEess-s
. f.ee q. sAst nasis ~ he ssszll wy.
whsa h~ hrinTss tsilV Izr da~a snu=
fall q tss-p~nny sAla
"wnAT." 2sks csrrvspSassa'. .
~. nsezsiing 81 s~heIi@y's '~kwpsTehhf
soar %" We are En& perfectly esstass. ~
il scunds -oasssrfa.lv hks tAs aAns -
some new sgus nesiscias -nsesssai
Esgas~rr.
nurcmxn -" Cousr, John. @ ire y
nov break The h~sass IA NJ. wHiNn-
son's csasys snd pct Nj Smih's Tshs -
th~nzskst ior hina-" Joka (%bssskisl~
'.All right. siF iast ~ s~sa 81 ] AaTs
saved OF Ar. Aurpay'a lex
Tus ~pul3.ba aszassin af thS Car -
said O. bare been = .cho-al ssseAxF. ess
be must have bsen . miserable ose. Or
any school teacher ~Ao c5ul3 Gslss a.
tao paass csEEzsaly isnf g. a. tsaea
young IDEAS how - aAssot.
Two kentacky mAid.as hsvs cpsn@i
q blaekssni,Alag shnp. AMI fs's a. later
esting ssshi to $50 = mule blaaA shea
the girls accidentally sickis h4n ~als
patting ga bis asw shocs-FAAAiSiFAts
CarosacLt.
AsarivK Il The Ern~rAii isls ~s
ash ell the ether day bow be eSuisi tell a
man VA drunk "fAstA." aasssf~i
Pa, "i'i never BE- aftss ssyinR a mza
was drunk =, all. wlihoas J as kim ty
20 light hts pipe Al . pump
ALARas word IL a dangerous tAing
In the mouth a a maa who has never
studied ,ha dictionary -. for ~isassnes.
when n witness. pompous Sad seii-oss-
tanned. said 81 = prisoner tsss be re-
gard.d his character "a wholly "ua
detachable"
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03
A Birds COurtship and Death.

Do birds have q language of their
own. and have they any Of the emotions
of humans?
A lady. who lives on Olive Street re-
lates the following: A few days ago
there fell in front of her window from q
tree q "chippy" or ground bird, such as
chatter about the parks and streets. II
seemed weared and crippled. She pick
ed it up, carried it in the house, fed it
from her own mouth and at night placed
it in the cage with her canary. The
canary at once bestowed upon the new
conner all of the attention of q mother,
and nestled beside the little stranger
during the night. In the morning the
lady placed the chippy in the window
30 that it might have the privilege of
regaining its freedom. 1t plumed its
tiny wings and went away. The canary
mourned during the day as If he had lost
his mate. In the evening the chippy
came back and perched upon the win
dow. The sash was raised and it few
In and nestled upon the cage; the
canary at once struck up his iveliest
notes and seemed grati6ed. This vas
repeated two or three days, the chippy
going each morning and returning in
the evening. One day it went away and
did not come back. The canary droop-
ed. and the next day fell dead from his
perch in the sunshine that played over
his gilded cage in the window. That
night the chippy returned, and during
the evening it mourned over its dead
In the morning it chung to
the cage until it was turned out. For .
few days the empty cage Was hung in
the window, and on each succeeding
evening the chippy returned and chirp-
ID as il it wa gnef-stricken. One day
L brought q petal of q tube rose in its
bill, dropped it in the cage, few away
md never came back.-St. Louis Times
Journal.