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A LESSON FROM NATURE.

Ileaned over tho bars this morning.
My htAEt Wl.H nlt out OF time;
The roses my pathway naorning
Had bl.YhteA before the June.
Bn BlEhHI as waited for tlrlndic,
Wh!teigce. aud Bpottlu. and Hess;
Old Fato has u1lw0llnt from hcr spindle
Tho rough threads for me, guess.
Thcn down DER tho hcavlng moorlaud,
Where tho forest slittlns WerO din,
The Buu cutne up like geltlen ban1
From behind purple rim,
sioWiy It rosn mer thH distant woods.
Whore q slont r!ser rall,
A dark and aa deop rs my sullen mood.
Az Il swept 70 tho sea NxAlM.
Tho grasses were laden with owcetnesa:
Like stars 8lenuled tho naorniny-duw;
Hhe wheAt-heatls, In Bp,aon euMpiutenets.
Nent down to tho iuisics blue.
The bees bbn1ntd along o'Gr the clover.
Gathering sts hidden swGrts,
And drinking Its 0rGAth ltk8 u lover
Whon two souls ecstaay mccts.
Tho birds thoir sweot 9onRs wero singing.
TIL woud aud Wcikln rlnYj
Aud the butterfly. slowly wingtng
lts Night, druops i!s Glrulsled wing,
Der tho hot za1lAa that ArD lying
Where tho river waywa,uly gldas.
Tho wind through tho reeds IL a!ghlnS
souR To bis bunny" Lrlue.
Then up tic well. beaten pathway
Ca1ht lfrlulle, SlNttls, Rud uess,
Cropping thu Krasspa thAt Hrcw round tha waJ
MH,tilix now fora tender carrsa.
! !a!l W tho h0rs. slDwly auying.
lnnBad for thu cu8!e's wlngi,
Nut my heuFt II! eonl-HHt WIS atrnyfnE-
lie content with these humble thlnKs.
QhAsT PAAK, lit, MARY bTKAy7Uk lIKwrTr.
, 1880-02-07
HORTICULTURE. i,

ENtctA of Climate OH Horticultural
pursufta-HVlaNt the Doctors, ProfGs~-
ors, Judges, Presidents, and Practical
IEorttetllturlxts Said OFT the Subject at
the Meeting III GnlcmbnrE.
Fran Our Otvh Cor7stpondtNt.
No. 10 EIGHTEENTH STREET, CHICAGO,
Feb. 5.-Tl9e january meeting Of the Gales-
burg horticultural Society WINS held jan. 20.
Mt the residence Of David Snnborn, Gales-
burg, tho report OF which we hive received,
sent, MS we guess, BY, Dr.. Humphrey. Tho
meeting WIS Il spirited one, from all lndica-
tions, AMI It Is certain that the Horticultural
Society of Galesburg does not lack for cult
vated talent, for among It's membership thero
arc doctors, Professors, ministers, bankers,
Judges Of courts, and Presidents of colleges,
not few OF them highly cultured men.
or course, the discussions cannot help being
Interesting and scientific, aud they aro more
or less practical rs well.
The discussion On this occasion wns on
THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE ON HORTICULTURE
AL PURSUITS.
Tile discussion WINS opened by Prof, Stand
lsh. lIo said: We may say that Ilorticult-
ure depends almost wholly on climatic intlli-
ences. We lslny shy tho necessary elements
are deep, rich soil, well wntcrcd and well
drained, sufficient sunlight nnd rainfall,
without extremes OF Temperature. With
these conditions md skttlful hand, tho waste
llaces OF our Enrtl may DO made to blossom
rs the rose. But 1t was from different
standpoint that lle desired to discuss tho
question lie wished to trend more on yclen-
title grounds. but not 80 much ~ 70 be ted!-
Gus. Tie word cllnate ls from tic, Greek
shape pr incaine,-7 -comlng, no o.lo!tbt, from tie
ideA of tho curly Inhabitants that tic Earth
gradually stunned 9r Inclined from tho Equn-
tur tn thy l'nles. It was afterwards used To
signify belt or grille.
Retorring to tho tivo continents {lncludtng
Australia, Hlx), he showed low they wsrn
constructed. OH one common ottei,-high
borders aud loW cGltrrs, and being, basln-
Shape.;, H. s9l4: In North An!srlcn the
lAehinn rlnge on tho east, With ttIa basin ot
the Mississippi In thu centre. So 1t 1s with
other c11lntrles.-hIgll borders asH low cull.
Tres. It IL also n universal Inv that the highest
hDr.leTs Or nsunntal lns faca thG largest oceulls,
ntlnpts tho continents 10 the ,tbotla OF lnil,
What, would be the effect were the highest
lHOllltnfns on tho east coast OF America
hS ong & s; @ eSss oqssa s{ ths w1 aoaas, nsws ts
vapors being condensed by the high ranges,
WOULD pass over without n,olsturs. and tho
West would lug n desert,
and AHnrrCa art inodiiea by the Gulf Stream,
| Of Whirh hn gaye MI Interesting account.
tributlon 1t heat north and south. On this
1sotl,crlnuI Equator Is north ot tbs guo.
graphical Eq,itltnr. The cRuse Of this Il oil
! IN nstsn,lo1Mica nature. THE !sashetAa!
lines north OF the EQnat0r-the lines AROUND
sarus;-nlso run lrregularly, On nccol,nt ol
tlle SbAuD OF tho LuEtl('8 orbit, the Sun [tH
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ssvtl.ttltt.g y Clergyman.

Confidence swlnllcrs hnvu dane much rseently
10 rAlso thulr calling u tho r,1lk Of Ils art RnJ
one liostnn cle'Rynlati, who pcrfan. u.artinge
expurtness. A thrifty young couple askeI, Il,
aLvanco, ths price Of tho ceremony, and being
sAtlsnoa With churKe Ut q, wtfs jOupd ID
witnesses without Gxtt1l tee. The bridegroom, IL
tsrcd ~ blu and rereiyed ~ IL cllanEs. and
xl5 iii was copnicrlalt. Bfnce tlo busAt.l priJo
svoIdo4 y surlltny Of her cauntenauou, hu
tluuk4 uow thut sh4 Na4 counterfeit too, anIl
, 1880-02-07


A French company Intends to cut canal
through tile Isthmus of corlnth.
It Is stated that tho Japanese Government
propose to undertake geological survey Of
tho whole Of Japan.
The next German Anthropologlcal Con-
gress will be held at Berlin early III August
next, and will bo accompanied by ntl cxhtbl-
tIon illustrating prehistoric times In GerMa-
ny. twill be closely followed by a Gcolog-
ical Congress to be held In tlle same city.
In n paper on the detection Of organic ,rnat-
ter III wator, Tienann and Prcusse consider
1t very probable that dlscase-fertncnts mrs
present III polluted water, but deprecato the
Inference that all Impure water must neces-
sariiy prove perntcions to health. WHEN
elm nor the chemist call decide, though both
may point out wien the water should be
avoided As suspicious.
A. paint, which Is rendered sclf-luminous
by milking with 1t a sulplllde OF lime or some
sue Re- sabsaRse s aS y traSenE t4
face OF an object wlllcl, hns been subjected
to the light Of burning ragncsnn,. Of the
electric arc, or Of tho sun, VIII rcWain lnmi.
nous for lonE t!ine T.! the dark. Tlc paint
and n humber of other applications.
A volume which gives detailed sum
mnry Of ti,e efforts to produce tho electric
light effectively. md cheaply Inns been pre-
tile title, "..The Electric. Light III, Its Prac-
teal Application" 1t includes tho experi-
lneilts of Du Slonccl and Fontaine. md the
Investigations Of Tyndail, Houston. .Thonl-
SON, and others, II describes tEg different
prepatlo % s OF te carus u,' fur nT tic lalvs and I
the application Of tho light to l,lurltila and
military uses, alld views tic subject IN I'LL
aspects.
A writer In Nature says tint In tile "Life
OF Char!enlagnt," written by Egfunrtlus. ono
OF the Emperor''s 1,ouseholtl, OCCURS u pas
sage, Which VIC havu translated, rs follows !:
in three successive years nearest to his
death lthcrc welel very frequent eclLpses Of
the sui and monn, md In tho SIN there were
seen spots Of n black color for the space of
seven days" THIS ILfe. written between sl4
teinpornries, |,as been coflatel with severnl
MSS. by tho l3o'1aNdtsts, WHO gavc i In full
III their Acta Sanctorn'n ''Gtler jan ~ es It Is
tho carly history OF snll-spots.
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Hnnk, satd that his experience won't to show
TINT
GOLD WAS NOT roput.An Al CIRCULATING
MEDIUM

MEDIUM:
in fnet four reorlo nut Of hve TO whom Il wa.
nffcrrd would dccltng to Hcccpt II, OH account Nf
cnrrlcd nhout lie considered that the issuing
Sr Sse' gse ee Icf IL he Ercnbasks r. s
Am r'lle ntcrci''a lid nat ask fur Foll. an.'
tho bank consequently Ett IN morc gotl th.li Il
ling tho snid thns accumulated tntn hag* IT
fsND aud f!o.nD chcl. whcn. bearing tho 1am1 ,..
eea circulated nm""F ;n TIC 1aks t IT, a'iy
not believe TINT thc guild In circulation ntr1otlht~
Cd t9 ,nnrs ttan 9 psr, Gent of Tho money etrcn.
se an aee 81 s xreefiacKs, @ X f nn pcopio PC $ Know
ttat they. cou1.t Ht,t Kold tnr them wien they
"as1 s Gassr aex ws!f Il ~ pusr unon ngfs a,nn flank
as nn j. rs Cse VI" 3 sa sas ssnF st S fs o
.carly 60 popular as the greent'acks; The PFC,
to1.ic tho Roll., 1io believed thaf yery, larae
converted into savings hy thoae who F,,t Il.
1!lrre WIS snlae.hlng ain1lt bright gold coin
which nctally nato rctplo ssye who hat nsvsr
would ri q hasda,i1e IS = sjo .Eod
piece mud put I y h!s ps'gket s1Ml ks.p T. there
~ SE e. R9s'e ,H "1t e"ses s,ha ia IF w,a VIZ 11af
they rcttcd In ao!d eaitl. it l,elluyoi TINT Kolt
Mt Y LEV ort =, Is nestosd T. anps rRs
uin,,nt 0f It will undoubtedly 10 tnsu tho country
pNrts Wien tho tllsnl'tr1nGh yet rnlh tnF thn!r
wintcrs work, hntl tho length Of limo thnt fhlf
rc,ilnins In circulation will ~ fnir crftcrM of
how THO cnnHtry people llke, th1 coin: When
"ysr nakinE the heavy pHyes pn =, s 1Gr tS ysns
c,,lntion. nt,i besides they hl no appliances with
which tn hnntllc It quickly md VIII. This cnn.
dlIou nf ntfutrH hui etr improved Upon. how.
evtrt md he expected tllat when tho umbernlen
Ent11e to liz tntl thc hai1kS would 10 hhlc - my
nt with euro the EarEc DRIFTS upon their gold
wh!oh wt,l,l'! then hen 9G " !,'.tte. ., cu, r...,u
Mr. Olsnn sn!fth, Cashier " the Cosn Excha1lHe
WIS -
GAINING GuRR Foort1oLp
| nB n circulating medium Pcbpla objected to It
III iisst, pushing buck thp gold Gt,n and asking
Tor CURRENCY hi Its pneG, h,tt thut feeling Ind
Frcntly iin,nlyhct', MD gold WIS now eiruulat-
,'innlly 'nl working lis WY T nto tho coan.ry. whGsc
itu beltuvtsl TINT p,'h WIS b,NlNt, tn hccDinc n
permanent means Ui circulation, ns the G0vCrii-
Mei1t w,1l1 keep sending It along, and tho peo-
ple would luve IL take IT,
Sir. JntMes u. sti!rgcs, Cashier Of tho North
western National bunk. sud tliit they were pny-
| Ing ostt Kuo! teul Or g1!A. Aiming their Gus.
tntg,trs wre i n't,nher nt innntifhctalrtrs hilt!
tAhhr tasXv eMpinyara' VINO teeH EfGht Heal "
Folt. reporting thllt thcir eperutEcs iked y, III
hts opniot II Was nnly the dliiienlty OF hanu!nH
dnd erfyIn9 It Whlch ptefcnteh us elret'Iilt!ii
MS freely us currency. lio Illustrated tho hisil.
Guilty ~ ct,ilnectton with Specie by stating TINT
while Fa,ttM III grccnleks aclt!tl be eAsi!F slowed
| nwuy Mbnlt the person, MI e1tittl ntnoiiAt Of
Eulu weighed over SGS nllt1tcg tF0y, lltt!e over
! Twenty-Five pnutsds.-nltoFcther too cuMbGr-
| stno lnnd to M 70 carried with ease. " The
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AIsIE, DE NECAM1ER's aALoN,
which deserves tsQilslating:

Ut was singular, niIl Indeed unique. To
got To 1t you. lIaA to 60 iuto u far GrUln
cltga.tt, quar- rsacr, q good Way from tho centre,
Mid-wAat ts stranger stlll--intu y convent.
10 tllp third dooz, BY . steep siaircasu, aftcr
which they ware 0bl0 to rest themselves
nu9aslly {n Q tiny and uncomfortable
ADAGtmenk When they wera transferred
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PARIS.
Mayors and Ministers in France
Debate in the Chamber ;.
Of Deputies.
N. Taine's Reception at the Academy
What He Had to Say Of
Nine. Reoamier,
Atmospheric 1tr@lfIts In Paris-DramatIe :. and
nuital Gassip-Tht Income Of ths
C9mc1fp Frantalse.

csmsaI' Frantn's'.
....... .--------
sptttaf Correspondents ot Tas Chicago Tribune.
rAris, Jan. la.-Another uMsee,nly sQaab-
bio in tho c,n,nber Of Deputies l,as Just
drawn auehtioM 10 ihe ANONYMOUS position OF
French Mayors. There ara about $4,000 Of
these. ltgpllarEcs In Francc,-onc for each
Comm comnusa9a ,..,; ali avc, apart f'1s ter Hell,
p.ts'y 'vsa wt 1a'iea!os, o'ne's. -, WILL % IVY
uwe 10 thcsr tependcnce on inc pro'cct OK
Their Department, and, to 70 higher, un tho
'lefnreiea at;.f1, Superior m Of wi rfe'sets iho
Minister Of ths Interior can, by fSw S,
strokes OF MS pen, determine me DIS
Projects Gun, In their turn, by address
irv ~ sln,ra , n,no ronnr,a - ina aI,",sfor
,'r,. ,s an""t H., 'ep rn,,,., :" '' .ua M ~
prlhR aooat tlle rcsncato" u t.'e 'o'oo"
! arnte ehnractcra, ra,-ons TINT Of my private tn
dlyidual, SECOND Tint Of the highest dig
nitary Of thc Commune. aud n tl,irl p,rnlv
political, az the representative Of the Gov
ernnlcnt. by accepting lis post
sraIe Is sde c for for Is pstanee ie hs IS Is en" s
ilcun when the Government Of tho country IL
Republican; but It does matter II the reverse
~ TUG case Wnness the story or tae Sixty
eight Vendcan Mayors who were sl'nn1arIly
dismissed Il few weeks ago for having taken
par! IN s!ly noyast y; M aen'onst,a!1sn 70, made 3
by M. Baut!ry u'Asson, the deputy, anu
soa,o Royallst friends of his. It WIS
not asserted that the demonstration IN
nnd the parsons present. thoaEh
tlons: Neither was It shown that the sixty.
ig ci'aracters @ ali events thev did II, not t wer
tnn - nn,"a a. .,na'I, y v. .,,a,. ~. me
the ssarts OF ol.!ce. Nomiliahy, lucy "etoAb
= prlyate ten, neetinE, as prlvate el.tzcns,L 1,
political a]lceianceto the Republic. They may
hn,.o m forn,i ,l,a ,,,rfnct cnnt,,onco n t,nir
"u tooh e ta eoan,,a " ~ s thnu
@ They mny, tS' b. ttenx e rsssG ts ostnss, hss
have been giving honest expression to the
fon,Is1, scn,tmants nf thcmsciyrs nnd thcir
Observation-Disclosures % r. Int n thev w,,rn ,lia,nisse,l @ %
jst tic sa'%e, Oh tic W gro! 9 s tI,et thsy: Ial
i,,s'.e t . ~ seal..9Ms and feDe'iiohs maniiessa-
''on' 'estela"y
II. DAuDHY D'Assoy
| bro,Ight the affair bpforo tho notice of the
Cha,iiber Of Deputies, In tho slnpe of an
"tnterpellati0n addressed to the Minister
ot t'e ii'1er!9r. dhis ~; Ha.ary NAsson u
lle Is p,; pe,I;,nps the ,,y ygry .,st. amiisst man
Pep.t1esp p!M! Mhat ssnll a"otorsi'y@ '@'ts Ie tesn]oSs
at every possible opportunity; IL fact, lle q
fno 1t9yallst e1luynlent Of re nonnlar,ist
assa,. Se Esse lis intSTDells{ien NE ths n mmost
wIs two calls to order, 2 yoto Of cehsure, and
e re,eettoh % o. ta sesHtl9 ~ e pfopGss oy
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tsit @ 'h.u ~, M. H. ~. tps II, ~ ~ ~ rouS.
IIs,e's Is,nn sd,.",snr III II ;,,a aa,,tS ".,lc aud
moving notti,warI Tho pnjns and lnsscs
correspond will tho nature. Of tho facts llt.
tllcatcd ~ the same space above which T. iIag
y ya S dm mnet na,mts ,n ehI thIr,y s'J Sr,a ,wemiS
anti 10 IN nrnorslinr N Ia ,,nnI,iat1on. 4 coat-
r,s ns N Msnsssss snnt r sss eSssES!y ws yepF fns'
ia,,te @ or P"cc @ aAt cfosoiile I'll IN tl,e Nile, Be-
fnr cnnnht in Tin Polar Ice, etc,. count for
nasMs /. tnicnlaseG "a ntyorl % cnnsderaGle OK.
citcmcnt Ms we'll as Instruction,
-
Av,tAre1r A ronr1n sTArr.
some % t,ma IN earlv r,rceml,or. 1s;s when
tho snow irss began 70 ny, s'!Ver-nalfcu
bat, without place 10 lilo dormant In for The
winter. fiew into INV hallway, about 0 in the
even'ns, Al Evanston, III. ! was surprised It
discovering oat NJ taas ul0o VI ye"'' a''o
secured Il IN a box. 1t was bitter cold
night, and the bat hung himself up by Its
claws on the edge Of the box among the cot
top, anu "oht 1'to w.plo slato. oos.la, .
days aftcrWartl plnccA MN over tic lIra anu
tl,awel him ont lie became quite lively In
tho warmth, took drop OF water, nnd 1ew
,',,a 49, .1,a sso,, ~. ,o,,, ,utrv nirht ,ena
afoulu .ne looa A. Ano ."""s Nv, :. s, ,"Hn. ,,.,"t W.
the coldcst OF t1e season, anu ~ aea'h "ehs
Into torpid state, and remained some two
weeks In TINT condition before 1t was dis
tuloeu My cn" @ W u.s ~ ~ @ fos',or,v em
After much warming It como to sufficiently 50
TINT two spots of breath would appear on tho
i,S rrraier Te amount % ot heat 10 operate on i,
t,1nra,l thn hny containing # m flin
5nmcV H" tnn @ of t]lo Stove, turned my
bacE to Il, and bccanle engaged In writing; /
, 1880-02-07
GOLD.
Why Does the Yellow Metal Keep Out
Of Circulation
The Flood Which tho Sub.Trcasury Has
Poured Ont,
But Which Has Mysteriously Sunk Out Of
Our Sight.
An Impression that Great Quantity Of 1t
Is Hoardcd.


ticcl from dny to day among the paragraphs
published unlct the bcad OF the Government
IuttdluR RECURRING statements TO the effect that
this day, or that day. SO much guild Wis pA[l
ont, and 80 mitch taken In. Invariably tho
outRo has exceeded tho Income. IT must havc
struck an otsorrnht render as singular, In view
Of this constntt outflow of gold from tho SUBJ
trrrasury vaults Into tito hands Of the people,
that It
DID NOT YIaunH HoHH As 4 CIRCULATING nE-
ntuM.
II must hav6 seemed strnnge to BIN that. with
such flow of Roll nut Of tho hands Of tho a0v~
cruncnt Into those OF tho people. he hln,-
self wa4 rarely blessed with tho
sight OF gold eoiu Of nny dcnomi-
milton. This Is phenomenon which
,nust hnve struck nearly every ons- Day hftcr
day passea without n smnll trAdcsnan oven
having any gold paid over his counter. Tho
experience Of como OF tho largcr establishments
Ia that hnrhiy 10 per cent Of tlolr receipts hec
In this metal. For tho purpose Of finding 0ttt
how mitch gold hhd gonp Into circulation here.
and, II possible, of aAccrtnIniug Whit bad be-
como of 1t, a reporter nrst cn2lcd Mt
THE sup-TItEAsutv,
to SEQ what It had done towart's popular'ziog tho
yellow mctni. He WIS furnished Gy tho Sub
Treasurer, Mr.. Gilbert with tho following
tlE1lrcs, which cover the receipts elnco JAM Of
lust year:
Gold on hand Jan. /, 18in. n...............S 10,0oo
~ 1s's ,;s ,.mM @ p,t ;tsfi%
~ .umr p"' nleh'7 "set |''o coa'l'ef''''' 1.snT
Customs '''''.'.''''...''''. lp,ooo
,r.,., =, ~, mn
@ s,MsEn ~ ~
rni1 o'1'Mm o'SaSn
un" w h1nu .''','..''.i.. 'oo''"
rcnty tho result nl two ntr!i!stctt1s.-tHe kGene
den! nnM the sn!t' hf tho Tolrup, Pe.'rsi y W9r-
sn~ hallway. II might bc *nld, In inct, tnat mo
Kecnc deal accounts f0r nlI fntlf. IIt'. sngF lh
remembered. hrnitEht on from Ntw YORK II large
ninplitit or gold, which Stlrft!t.d the fiarktt.
Tho bAnkA nfKnd tho Snb.Trena>,ry, 70
tnke 1t IN eIchniIgc. for Nrcenbncks. which. Of
et,ufse. Il cnnltl MT Do. Hut whe' lnrHe trnns-
fers or FUNDS wnre tG Nc Nude, It Gntld not re-
i'sss S.u: - Ihe tIoH ~ H. na n.u ~.
1rr,in,s 1,nrt @ of tho v,!r rprcnoss nn atat,d
pnrtl r. silrert ~ wera a. uinast whnllv usc.t. "@'
'''o 80 ~, ~ ,.n., ,,.n 1,,tn
doitp HAS ntEs TAip out
Tor coupons on bonds. Tor interest checks, on
checks u llsbtlfs1ng agents, or whom there nre
s.tno seventy Or eighty scnttcred ~ hver tho
Northwest, for peIslotls pny or soldiers rAy OF
nr1ny cnstFhct!rs, und C,i.tUil-lt -ltulHo cmtinyGs,
anl for expenditures tiI tho d9yer1,nlnnt Build
Ing Ten per cent or rt'lt IL td uttt I'LL the t!np
OH nl disbursements. Anti, where tho pnycc di@s
not nh!cGt, II Eo0u den! ihhrr. II - hc!ered that
the SuD-'frei!sry would pay out Htl Dtis III F0Id
md silver II tho payeo wthlltl tIke It, NHnkurs
huve nften declined to take coin oil the ground
| that Il was irconve,icnt. Goll. evGii. Is not
popular with thom. A bunk dues not Ike to use
dray. and TINT applies to Rolu lis well us silver
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-16
CHINESE CURESI
DR.. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician.

rs PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
i the mcst scientific manner. He has made
medicine his hfsttme study. and cures almost
every disease. He cures rheumatism In Q
short time. He has new remedies for ali
PkC1A DISEASES, and can cure them very
quickly. Hts incidence are all given hot. He
uses NO cold remedies. He has made Q number
should 1t once consult him.. Chronic diseases
yield readily 10 his remedies, and cures where
many others svs failed.
NoTloE-r am . rrsduats Of he msdaeai
School Of Canton.
0FF1o1-Rsd Building. west eide Of Monros
snees. 1e1 q
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-16

TOB PRINTING q, OF ALL DE.
scEtvt1ens, executed With neakpess and
6sgvatsh u = esHsuuL oOss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-16
For Sale. or Lease.

I WILL SELL OR LEASE MY PROPERTY,
4 at the north end OF town, 1t . great bar
plste and subatantisl in town II contains Is
rooms, well furnished. with dining-room, par
LOT. ktrhen. etc. There 10 . good stable and
outbufldtngs. with . hne well OF water on the
premises: The property has an income Of $50
Per month. Apply 10 MES. DENNIS.
kssakss Anomaly. 10c. sxyols
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-16
G. w. CRANE,
P URCHASiMG AGENT,
ESTABLISHED IN 1sra.

DERsONs RESIDING AWAY FRok BAN
i Francisco, in want Of any article OF Mer-
chandise. great or small. can have their ovders
hlled promptly. and at the very lowest cash
prices, by addressing the Undersigned.
O. w CRANE.
3fs Pine Street. Room 50, Ban Francisco. Cal
Eureka. July ~. 1850. jy7b-h
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Notice to Delinquent Co-0wner
TO rs RHEIMS:

~ OnArLE5 n4Gkmo:
You WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
Il We. the undersigned. have done the a..
ssssment work on the Black Hawk Tunnel site
and iodes for the years 1877, 1878, 1873. - re-
quired BY Act Of Congress, entitled An Act
20 Promote the Development Of the Mining
Resources OF the United States" approved
March 10. ls72. upon that certain tunnel site
and iodes. SITUATED In New York Canyon, Eu-
r~ke Comfy, kureka. and known and described
- the Black Hswk tunnel site and lodes, for
the said years. required By said Act, and you
sfe hereby notified that unless you pay your
proportion Of said expenditure. to rs. within
ninety days from this date. you viii forfeit
yosr interest In said tunnel site and lodes.
JOHN MoKBSNA,
JACOB vANDERLEITH,
RUDOLPH LUZINQER,
EDWARD BLUETT,
JOHN CUFF.
Eureka. Aug. q. 1850. sugs-so
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he VITAL RkhTNkATlyE tundsr IN
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Q TO RENT AND
o FoR sALE.

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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Prospect Mountain Tunnel Com.
pany.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
IN meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, held on
the 18th day Of November. 1880. al assessment
mo. III OF two cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately In United Stats gold coin, 10 the
Secretary, st the Office Of the Company. Eu-
reka, Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpsid on the 14th dsy Of Dec. mbtr,
1850. will be delinquent and advertised far sale
at public auction 1t such time % the Trustees
shall direct. TO pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
r K. MORRISON. Secretary.
Eureka. November IL. 1880. n13td
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THE GREAT ENGLISH Rrutn

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