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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

+. Be careful and register. The Republic
cans are doing everything in their power
to register men they know will vote the
head Of the ticket, and they are copying
the names, SO as to know right where and
to whom to 60 on the morning of election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

ALI. Harris has just received the balance
Of his new goods, consisting in part Of
gents hats, caps and furnishing goods Of
every description. He also has a very su-
perior article of gents colored shirts
Gall and examine his new stock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

We acknowledge the receipt Of compli-
mentary tickets to the Miners Uuion ball,
which takes place on Wednesday evening.
We shall certainly avail ourselves Of the
opportunity Of being present az so pleasant
an affair as we know this will be.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

Mr.. B. Alexander has removed his stock
Of goods to the building n door north OF
John Torres, on Main street, where he will
sell his stock Of clothing, groceries and
provisions, etc.. at lower prices than ever
goods were sold in Eureka. He hopes his
old customers will give him . call.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

The true and proper use Of the military po'cer
besides defending the national honor against for
eign nations, Is to uphold tie lacs and csvf
government and to secure to every person ressdini
among ~ tie enjoyment Of life. liberty AMI
pyoperty.-winfeld Scott Hancock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

Mrs. F. Hasten has ome comfortable
rooms in their new building on Monroe
street, opposite R. Sadler's residence. Thu
building and furniture are entirely new,
and everything about the establishment Ia
as clean and neat as q new pin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12
striking for the Center.

Only six tunnels are now being worked,
with their '.headers" directed toward the
base of old Prospect Mountain. II some
of these projects don't result in striking q
bonanza, or lead on to fortune, then the
back and heart Of many a man in this and
Prospect Mountain District will be broken.
But nearly all of the tunnel men feel en-
couraged, for in almost every case they
have either ore or stringers, which, with
prospecting will undoubtedly lead to good
results.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

Mr.. John Hamlyn intends leaving Eu-
reka, and is DESTROYS Of selling his house
and lot on O'Neil avenue. II Is . desir-
able property, and will DO sold cheap 70 q
cash customer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

THE right Of trial by jury, the habeas
corpus. the liberty Of the press. the free
dom Of speech. the natural rights OF per-
sons and the rights of property must be
preserved WINFIELD ScoTT HANCOCK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

Mr.. ogden Hiles and Father McGrath
will address the citizens Of Elko this even
ing on the political issues. They are both
fluent and forcible speakers, n are ardent
supporters Of the Democratic ticket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

After the Democratic meeting last even
ing the brass band repaired to the jacobson
House, where Messrs. AcGrath and Hiles
were stopping, and gave them . serenade:
The hotel was crowded with the friends OF
these gentlemen, who were anxious to give
them q parting farewell.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

Go TO PAXTON q Cos BANK. draw out
your money, and go next door for bargains
In damaged clothing and furnishing goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

MOTHERS II you wan your boy to
become a candidate buy him 9 suit Of the
San Francisco Clothing Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

ir you want to please your sweetheart.
buy . fancy scarf Of the San Francisco
Clothing Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

Ir you want to look notby get q O
those nice suits at the Ban Francisco
Clothing Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12
Aucsion

Jim Dean keeps everything, from the
nnest cambrics to the commonest second
nand traps and furniture. He buys and
sells every day at Gulliford q MoKee's cor
ner,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

MORNING BOARD.
1876 Ophir-9 49,,
195 Mexican-949 ga ooo
e90 Could Il Curry-33 5ooc
40 Best & Belcher-.SsT os oo.oo
$50 California-2O5c 2ioc ziocsoo
900 ~Sayage-13 1S0c cos. oo-
1So Con. Virginia-29oc zSo z9oc
1856 Chollar-295cS
a00 Potosi-27Oc 81
$50 Hale & Norcro5s-43oc AZ
9s0 Crown Point-l7oc ,oo
S90 yellow Jacket-465e 46oa 4ooc
1850 Imperial-2oc
10 Kentuck-1S0c
1910 AIpha-4a 44Oc ,o- oos-oo
Sy5 Reicher-330c 335c fuc 35ocs5o
So0 Sierra Nevada-ll l1s ia ia
so Utah.
100 Bullion-17
i90 Excheouer-135c 140c l45c
5o0 0~verman-1f 120c
9o0 .Iustice-55c Soc
300 Alta voc
o00 .Julia-55c Goo
2SS Union-16 153 15s 16bl0
950 Caledonia-20c
40 silver Hill-30c 35c
100 Challenge-9Oc
100 Occidental-1l0c
540 Andes-l45c ID
100 Benton-ll0c
450 Con. Dorado-25c
AFTERNOON BoARD.
90 Eureka Con.--18 1873
% Northern BELIZE
400 Grand Prize-170c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

THE finest underwear you can buy at tn
San Francisco Clothing Store. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

TO EARLY and get bargains in hats, caps
and n underwear, slightly damaged, at
the BAZAAR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

THE great principles Of American liberty
still are the lawful inheritance OF this peo-
pie and ever should BEL WINFIELD ScoTT
HANCOCK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

TEE BAZAAR ia the place TO buy damages
clothing cheap.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

A HOUSE CONTAINING -FOUR Eooms,
aoulsss apply 81 this o@cs'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

Call on A. D. Haskell, and he will place
you in good, reliable companies. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

The Richmond Company shipped this
morning, nine bars Of bullion valued AZ
e20,173 90.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

SAW a doctors bill, and go buy q good
warm overcoat at the San Francisco Cloth
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

DAMAGED o~vEscoArs for half cost ct ths
Clothing Bazaar, next door 70 Paxton q
Cos.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

90 TO THE BAxAAR for big bargains IL
clothing and furnishing goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

THE boss wool and cotton hosiery ct the
sAn Francisco Clothing Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

A SENTINEL reporter started in to pick
up items about six weeks ago. 1t Ia his
duty to please the people about as well as
he knows how. In the matter Of how
many were at IS ball on North Main
street, five or six weeks ago, he started in
with s'some ten or twelve couples were
present." etc. At q Mob Hill party-"a
large concourse Of the elite Of the city were
present." The word 'concourse'' was not
good. Duty called him back to South
Main street, and there "the hall and house
was crowded." That did not suit, for
there could be no comfort there. At Ruby
Hill we put 'em down for 1900 strong"
and that was none too many. He don't
dare to drop now, SO at the next Pinto ball
there will undoubtedly be $50 in attend
ance, and Of course they will have . good
time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12
srnourrY pAmAarp cLorHINo, furnishine

SLIGHTLY DAMAGED CLUTHiNo' tukHisHtnB
goods. boots, shoes. hats and caps ct your
own price ct the BAZAAR, next door TO FAX
ton e Cos.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-12

ARRIVALS AND hkSSs
IT TEE xuHxKA Asp YALrsADE
Departures October 10th.
A Smith Tore
JH Mikei Kelly
J Powers d o Atkinson
j Isaaes y Dunkel
W Grtfhth Eva Dunkel
R NJ Daggett
Arrivals October 10th.
L Dobles Ogden Hiles
Mrs r H Cults and chm NIX Morrison
H Il McGrath
Departures Yesterday.
Mrs John Ivey j Dowley
r p Mcdaniel J Echusencinbach
Marks Harris
Wertheimer
Arrivals Last Might.
p Felsenthal Bangs
W @ Anderson
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Letter List.
The following letters we're received at Wells,
Fargo & Cos once last evening and not
delivered:
Messrs Smith Il Morrison O oLauehlin
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Judge ISlack. Cl,0;ice Z

The great DemoGfatic iawySf. thk
Hon. j. 5. Black, OF peiikyi saIiia is
nov in Europe, and, In bis Il t6ssnce. itig
Republican organs have Been dti0tln9
him rather ffe5sy iia q tii5 afjuyif.t 20 5u1s @
gfst for Gen. Garfield bnf 1 ieftaf i,Iisiikk
written to tho editor OF enc phllad sIpEia
zimes, by sliS veteran LAWYER pIlts FatiiIeT
a tld.apef upon their delight stIf.s,
Gays Judge Black, 'she t3ariield) would
carry tho prineipies which ieghtatS his
a;=ss s
would make the Best Chief fdagistf tfSte
wc kaye ever had. But lie will act for
the Interest of his party, aS he .has acted
.all hts lifetime ind tlses Xviii require him
II, lal = g.. - @ :
% Montpeiins in the bnckshos Waf. u
DO not know any really gobd man who
has done and assisted I'D doing 80 many:
bad things la politics as Gen. Ghrlield.b g
For Gen. Hancock, on the Other band,
he has only words Of nfAise. e You let
dFop," " he says, stal expgessibu In 1868
cCnceflsiiig Gem. = sslsSeock and his them
partf5uihr iIiebds J, ;.,'hich smpFe ed n,s'
/ With the notion tiiat yon q is> not atitnire
either him or them ulS fof sh 4 paift aof
their herlss. SEQ now this ye,i. splyc.
clat6 not merely his gaiiaiitfs aud
hog foisTh AS q, aoldieF, but those fir HIGHER
qualities Of mind and heart Which 10 "a
form the character of q great ruler ia a.
e0nstitafIonai gofern niiieris. p sJtidee
l Black is the personal fsiend of both the
candidate5, tut ua will iss seen lfrcrnthe
above he d rfS net hesiEsts il decfdinF
between them rs to wiiIch sgilI BE tho
better President.
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10 cutie q number of important faeto,rliea, itl,li,,

ere quite o number of Important factories
with appropriate machinery for The man
ifacture OF sugar and syrup, and SO far! as
may be possible tn test the ,pEacticability
of producing engar from cane raised Ia
Minnesota, as they do in Louisiana aud
Cuba, desire TO say, That there Is no
question whatever about our. ability, To-
produce our own spgars. This Wa eufi.
ciently shown by the exhibition at Min.
ineapoiis last Fall. What Is now wanted
iis tpactinsry such as is Used in Louis.
Fiana and Cuba for working up sugar
from cafe. - ,49ss 'tri.'fs 's't;9 : n
Pioneet Pfesa-4.You feel l;retty we'll
sa,isaed, ssu,I,l then, With Che success Of your
LeDuc--Yes; but they are not con,
fned to ted and algsr alone. There are
plenty OF other agricultural plants Of
great coEitnetcial Value which could
easily be nGturalizedg ia tho United
States, Among them Is einchona, from
which quinine is made. "A very fair,
article OF cuffee has been raised in'
Florida. But you ,mlst excuse me from
going into these subjects to-day. I will
only say that 10 my Judgment IL is' posi-
BILE to raise ia this country agricultural
products fer which We now pay hundFeds
of millions of dollars 10 foreign coun-
frics.' Good Afternoon, sir. fll ,3i lsls
Pioneer Press Good afternoon, Gen.
erai. -i2tssi ffki i.fR,sftt} f89A tfsssig -
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FANNIE, VIOLENCE AND DEATH.--A
Protestant pasicr in the city of Mosnl,
,Asiatic Turkey, writes as follows conesrn-
Ing tEo famine there: s8
People eat cotton seed, blood and
even The oarcasaes OF paee animals. All
business Is ct q stand.s.ill;> tLero Ia 40
profit, mo- employment !; there Is theft
and robbery by night and by day: all
manner of iniquity n5ounds, not even
the fear of God is left. On every hand
there iR violence nnnreeaion, lei L .;,
drnnkenneas, ri::= The poor in the
streets cry out ill the middle Of the
might, "W3 are slervingl o, mefcifnl
ones, We are staryingT' The daily
deaths from starvation are froa five To
.s;: si,o- villages around Mosnl they
eat kind of earth, also blood, carcassa5,
cotton and hompseed, They die from
fifty 10 one hundred per day. The num-
Der of deaths, Of people, beasts Of burden,
and cattle 10 beyond Computation. III
MGsnl itself We see many Offering theif
children for aale,T and nome buy: but itt
El Kaeh the Knrds have sold hnnd Te.sis
of girls at ftort ei los. 20 e2 Zach. and
with the price of d soul they buy 4 feE;
measutes of wheat. From Dairiki. Il
days journey West of Mardin, news
.ccmes that the stores Of grain ire ex.
hausted. Men did go on day'e Journey
for bread, bfit the roads are go unsafe noA
that they dare not stir. Women 20 out
and gather grass, which they eat like the
beasts of the field.'
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TRANspLANrINa IN THE NIeHT.-A
gentleman anxious to aseertain she effect
of transplanting at night, instead of by
day, made, an experiment with the fol-
lowing results He .ranspianted ten
cherry trees while in bloom, commencing
ns four o'clock in the afternoon. Those
ttaAspIentsd I1uFing the daylight ehed
their blosconiss producing lIttie Or no
fruit, while lhoSe traDsplanted in the
3ask maintasns3 their condition fully.
He did tho saine with ten dwerf trees,
aftes tha fsail lwas 3ne.third erossn. /.
Those tfansplauted during Tho day ahed
their fruit; those transplanted during
Tho nigit pcrlected tho crop and ah Nod
no injury from having been rersoved.
w, h each nf thesa trees he removed
sorne earth With sshe roDts. The incident
10 fully yquched for, and IL few similar
experiments produce q like result, Il Will
be q strong argument 80 bnrticnltnTista.
&C., 10 do such work At nigs.ss. F9oraI
Cd5iask.
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the airrnshed In and the waste lock sho.
out into the main shaft leaving the men
to drown, as the space occupied by; the
shaft filled with water in on xipetapt-
we we're wholly stripped of our. olcthes
when We crawled out. heard the rush
of water at our lock. II flied in fast,
but the distractions kept It back long
enough for MS to escape, from the main
qhaft. & y was ell swb eGgld 4os to save
eursel ses. Z sVo85h9b VII EsEabding in
the water up 10 His waist when last
saw him. Il was sure death and had
to knock out the dead eyes as I told
you. He knew as we'll as that it was
all over With thepn. 4 6hill Baver fors,et
the look on his face Or tho sound ofsfits
yoics as he told us TO cave ourselves,
though the very act was to insure his
death.
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~ ONIONS. From our own experience,
and the observation of others, We care
fully fndorse the testimony OF the st.
Louis 6siliey, on the healthful properties
of the above e6culent. Lnng and liver
complaints are certainly benefited, often
cured by . free consumption Of onions,
either cooked or raw. Colds yield To-
them like magic. Don't DO O aid Of
them. Taken at night all odenss VII fa
wantieg by morning, and the good efiects
will amply cumpensaSe for the trifiing
annoyance. Taken regularly they great:
ly promote fhe health of the Itings and
tho al aigestivs organs. An extract made
BY boiling down the juice of onions ia d
gyyup, asld taken as i, med dicine, answers
the purpose very well, but fried, roasted
OF boiled onions are hett0gs Onions arS
a cheap medicine, within syeryboGy'ss s
reach, aud they are not By any means .ss
"bad 20 taken ss the COSTS uostkuiis 4
neglect OF their uso may iiocs SsItate q,
iScieRtisc America5s. S7 s
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! - A dispatch from sVstheyllie.
TO che Philadelphis Tfp,ss, 81 Afs.aI
Sarah GclliHs, + 6issuiGte whifo widow.
died berS on Friday afternoon, ailef Il
bfief Illness, and Was buried SATURDAY.
just after her death q stfon 4 isaJsfe rs
eraeil rendered tho sosis;s untelabi sud
during the deoGesization flour 5afrol
was discovered cDntaining this fes! !6isd
'rsnlaisia Of Ave Bniili Chi arsh f1nrabYed
by the deceased. rcsnRins zero pkst
recpg pgnition, bet hanging ffoDi tiia gk6ils
Fere long airaig 81 locks of blonde mir.
proving them t0 lave nseh sghfte an s,
iiren. Acting C;ofonsr o henchEin .tjo Z:
the 5enisiEa itt charge, hut death had
placed the Khsity Nailihii beycsisi ttsS
grasp Of hutnnn ia Avs Tie QVyt3 eyill
tsssigl5 5fsse at atuftlay conf q 5 iiIlsss
,ins oi tho fsnlaiua 81 fiSo chiiEEen, bat
mgnti6qs 10 names.
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Rass Ii eetsons..

aitg As'ass Y Y slassil, i9 ss,sti
~ q II !. 3 !, 8. Il 4
i,,;,;,,, H.. s,-s -, n llcrs
ns - Wy gy,.uEs stid causes
s, s.Sq'lsIs,sy n } ess 70 " 9 fsouta ahni
81; ss WI " 81 rs PIG com
~ ~ n " mere q
sese hnsS.s OF All ths
Sss os.vn .ssSs ~ s.,e lso:l inca
Y me o.
| t ~ q W yleld ! W onl5
ay9s. nt Ytis 1Mo..s,.u of tnrefe- e-loqrths g
1nas ~ Mouso ue ctheIwiee. - thll
sas.eiAtSs ap .onasEls sklie sgath thi
ioss. .to tle spsahsefsi III ! !. H:ese Essases las
Sshf Ras IhWasqs 1or ~. wy, ssll, Ihs
eiseiS2 atsachs Soitp9n Only ~ Sields thai
nnys peen unuer cult ipation some y4.asfs
seluom or. a., meyer sppeaFing IN ns.d
s.uisi.'AAn :i y, laek aeaus us so- the con-
clHsle colinrg eq py qq,shsr oesersaHone
tras =. ~ cs,nseu py fne
oi sne son ana the iEck OF vegetable
t'Gstsr taerein.'ss.s s., ~. ll'gn
Last season we planted "a field osabont
..nlttY acseq W. cfl ltQni pa, or which bad
ssi Pitpf6gnsssSa t,.sto tl,so tne depsh OF nine
,ncESs III feetupTy Inc f0Ts were ftlI.
iiprsn ana sousn, las g oiton' fowa 'shenid
al.yays cs riln,.,i practicablel} and the
ems,.o sa aaeag' TI1n sge exception o., ipl y
,d ,vms, aous a;.I slp ipigole 81 llta: pa
asss W.sn =, alle hsnasea pou-ds OF ptos:
pnaeo aiu ttnLse mi nnsneis OF cocoon seeo
per aa1e, D, lfIne z nsTtls iiend OF eie field
nosesea GOV siA eseS set peer iapd ,thst qhsd
,.os s,ssn sea l9 cqStcn 1or some
Selss, gssaeeiiie M fpss ;yg there always
,atai. ILese .six '!scfes had been left 'fSl-
iaW 10, in lsfS, a,id the EroyEsb of crab grass
se!. I, sss 3 !ss.tt; + :i;;e:
III q aIalL ysff, q the south eld TeF9
.nIsa =. sctss snas nag Seen planted IA COW
l'sag 20 ~! tue sale year tie I,eassgere pfcked
AZ, Wy ~. ,,N s,sv. ~
snq s;i tn.sa,S pyts ttle fisk 40
wy fee n ne acres
osss 's Wnlea ~ " ssena ~ fh course OF The
t,;; ny; VI !ae and only very
sllgnsiy soulchlng tns ei9 rows that had lels
Sstssn lo pa.osp phate, f.p q aentifeIE stopping
aS '1.. snoa = " tns s, sl pf q Z ana three
ctsa y opnes.te S' sss enos 81 t9e iie.ds we're
scacned. e. Ane MIDDLE aeotiot of twenty
S.'e S aeIes ptouucsath q yield oi one lfhdnit
aIeu k:, ana M elgh.y,uy.e polnds Iintp per acre.
mllis, laoaeo at tfe7. fTo snaa averaged ,two
l,lntli nulnufea iesl apa seyenty pqnnha. The six
IoWa tnat naa no pnosphat6 pfodueed-
nIoIe cotton anu remained, green longsEi
70 y, tno .wen,y.one acre Section thAn tecse
~ eltner se2le5 qt tpe 20 sHElhese geyallts
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Pr0fectlea stst II eft - s.xs so mr..
eiAs T. Il II i6sI z s

/ !. fii
The intensely sot WED HerSo Of N iv NJ, 4
August not siiseqneiily results IA tsI1v-
sical prQstratipfl and sprietiniea netnni
anpsssss - NOT; yer, 10 fhst extests
shAt IS reported ID the large cities ~ sI,n
NORTH. may not, therefore; be with
oue Interest 10 hlsffy 1f our people 20
publish tho fol olsu5sfug istnihf Issued bv
the New York sSSsap fHry Conn ais3ien as I.
snatscE Of torn3at ion aud precaption ca
those y hose occ.spa ton; keeps them much
in the sun sS 's z 8!
nSnnstFohe ID caused i3y i've hesat
and especial 81 1.-THE weather is .faIRgv.5
IL ts more apt to toe2yrs on the second
third or fourth day oE b a.ssi term than
on the frst. LOSS Of deep. NO IS. 4 81.
cituafenss close sleeping 70 tilis. DEBILITY.
abuse OF sbt3ihdiafts, pfegII egIIisp6He8 70 it. III
is mere .pps 70 satfacis; tbdse working iii
the sup and especially between the.
hours of ii O'Clock IL tie morning and
= o'clock in, the aftern6oii.a = On hot davs
wear thin. cl6tIiihg. p Avoid loss of slee,,
and all unqecfssa ary ,fatj que, If working
an DOORS and wheEe there Is Artificial
ileat-lac ri6s; see that the room
20 eitayentilated. III working id tlis
eun, wear light mot blsGk, asiE ssbsorbs
neat b. straw = and put Inside of it,
on the bead, q; sset cloth / or q large green
.eafi freqteRtly Il q The Int ! from the
head ana ses that the clqth is sFct, aDo
;nots back lion, bnt drink what
pfeVehts Ahe Body Hon 6eife 6gef iieatsSS
Have, wheneyeF paSs1l fjic, an additional
ehade, az thin nn,h hsella a, = rel z;
9 canvass or board cDHer when sgnrkilSgss
az the sun hen fatigued ia, not 70 .tS, II
7psk but be exciIahsl FINN tcf, ~, ~ -
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IS MINCINCi LANE, LONDON,
24th Jnne, 1880.
". q. LeDue O6nls1issionsr. Ds

9f AgyicLiltuTe, Jpdstiayto1, ID. G.
DEAR, SIREWej duly received your
lettee fEthd OH! instank also tbs sadb bles
of tea frotn the Georgia plantation, and
we nov haze the pleasure of reporting
upon them as required. ~ 2
The sampleg represent tens of a high.
type. The 1Iavqrs though nbt strong, Is.
remarkably ffssfant; the iAfaAsa leaf
indicates somewhat too light fermente-
tion, but has all the characteristics Of
high quality. The dry leaf fairly repre-
sents tho four classe specified, b1t Il Is
somewhat largo IL II 8 twist; This Of It,
self would be drawback, but the iir.,
and delicate flavor quito couatetbaIsnces
any deficiency In the make of Leaf s III
appearance the samples resemble Indian
tea, but The eslAyor is snof5 s,s. int fissa 81
the tinese China BLACK tea or OF tiie lilll
teas of ILdEa. The quection OF flavor is
all.important, for should the teas, when
made In oulk, lack Ike fragrance apd
aroma Of these samples ;thpfi @Dnld5 as
once sink.tc ths level Of & lower gTade