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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-30
FRESH GROCEI

which she offers for sale at
BED ROCK ICES!
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-30

Costa Rlca Coffee, 8 I.2 lbs. ......$ 81 90
Chemical Olive Soap, per box. 81 e5
Fine BrO0nis, each. so cts
Best quality Hams, per lb.. go cts
Case and Canned Fruits, Green and Dried
Apples, Syrup, Pickles, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes,
etc, of the best quality, at proportionate cetes
for cash. Orders promptly filled.
MRS. M. j. ABEL.
Winnemucca, January ., 1850. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-30
NEW GROCERY STORE,
AT OLD CITY MEAT MARKET, BRIDGE
STREET, WINNEMUCCA.


Respectfully announces to her friends and the
public that she has received large stock of
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

Merely because he tied her up with a
Iblothes line, poured Kerosene over her,
bnd was about to light her, Mrs. Wal
ton, Of Plymouth, Conn, is sueing for a
livorce.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
A Leadville Joke.

Life in Leadville is full Of excitement
even for a barber. The other day cit
izen named Plug strolled into BARRIERS
establishment, where there were two
chairs, both full, and fourteen men
waiting. If there is one thing that
Plug despises, it is waiting around while
lot Of other fellows get shaved. He
figured on how to avoid it, and espying
a friend in one of the chairs, he stepped
up to him and spoke few words in a
low tone. Suddenly he became excited.
Addressing his friend, he cried:
"You third rate mule-whacker, I'll
have your gore p
And the friend yelled back
"You greaser, I'll shoot you full of
holes -
81 can shoot first "yelled Plug, draw
ing his revolver.
"Ill let you see you can't !! roared
the friend, leaping f;om his chair.
BY this time scene of wild excite
ment was taking place in the shop. The
whole fourteen waiting customers We're
wildly struggling to get out before the
shooting began. The man in the other
chair, without stopping to wipe the
lather from his face, or remove the
apron about him, leaped from the win
dow upon the head of policeman, who
at once arrested him for mailman.
One of the BARRIERS had bumped his head
terribly and got his mouth full of dust
crawling under sofa, and the other
barber was promptly concealed behind a
barrel in the closet
AS soon as the shop was cleared the
two friends ceased threatening each
other put up their pistols, and after a
hearty laugh coaxcd the BARRIERS to come
out and shave them. Plug tried to ex.
plain to the head barber that it was all
a joke.
But" said the barber, "you're a
fighting man.
"No," said Plug, 81 am regular
coward and couldn't lick flea"
"Then, by tunket, yelled the barber,
"you've driven over s. worth of trade
away from me, and III take The value
out of your hide !"
And he got in several lusty blows on
Plug before the latter could offer to set
tie. And, somehow, Plug doesn't think
it was such good joke after all
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
Romance of a Mustache.

A police officer in Toledo was in
formed by detective that he had seen
the mustache of u young fellow-a pas
senger 10y Lake Shore train-fail of
while he was asleep, and advised him to
arrest the youth. Although this is not
al oiiense against the statutes of Ohio,
the officer laid his hand upon the bad
young mans shoulder, and he, looking
up said he knew what was wanted and
would 90 with the officer. On arriving
at the police station she" said he" was
the wife of man living in Nebraska
who was close listed, stingy and cruel.
She had left him twice in her own fe-
male apparel and had been caught and
brought back The neighSors advised
her to disguise herself in.men's clothes,
which, by saving money and buying a
suit, she finally did. She was going to
buffalo to live with her brothers, who
would whip her husband if they came
for her. The Toledo police, having no
authority to detain her, let her go, and
she went on her way rejoicing, to her
brothers If they are as "close listed"
as her husband, he will Ibe careful about
putting himself III their way.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
B1smark Meets His Match.

Prince 9ismark made one huge mis-
take in his calculations. He believed
thht he had reduced France to the rank
OF a second rate power, at least, during
his lifetime. This opinion was shared
to some extent by the rest Of the world.
But in Germany the sudden collapse of
France was believed to be due in large
degree to internal corruption, and many
doubted whether she would ever be a
great power again Bismark certainly
pursuaded himself that the enormous in
demnity which he had imposed had 50
crippled France, that he need not trouble
himself about her for the remainder of
his life For wears to come the German
troops would be living, as he thought,
on her soil without expense to the father
land; and as there was no danger to be
unprecedented from any other quarter, it
might be possible to relieve in some lc-
gree, by q reduction of armanents, the
strain and drain upon the energies and
resources of the German people.
The marvelously rapid recovery of
France dispelled all these pleasing illu
sions, and Prince Bismark saw to his
dismay the territory of France cleared Of
the last German soldier, while the army
of the republic was being recognized
ON scale which in few years would
make it match for that of Germany
1t did not take him long TO make up his
mimi. France must agree to limit her
army to figure fixed by Prince Bismark
or brave another war with Germany. 1t
is now known that this outrage was pre-
vented by the Emperor of Russia, who,
unlike his brother of Austria, and the
late Emperor Napoleon, refused to sell
his acquiesoence in crime for q consider
alton. | have no doubt that NJ. de
Laveleye has good authority for his
statement that Prince Bismarl, offered
to help the Gar to the possession of
Constartinople If his majesty would con-
sent to the moditated attack on France,
and that the Car scornfully declined
the bride. The
German empire is exposed to two SER
ious dangers-the growing power OF
France and the rapid development Of
social Democracy III Germany.
AS to She former, Prince Bismark has
his choice of two sources. He may try
to outmaneuver France politically, and
then crush her by coup de main. But
this will not be easy. In Gambetta the
German chancellor has at last found his
Match Gambetta is not likely to be
cajoled or brow beaten into any impru-
dence Not inferior to his rival in pol
itical capacity, he has the superior ad-
vantage of youth. He can afford to
adept Fabian policy, and so can France.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
Plain Words are Best.

We learn that certain people find
fault with w. E. Clark, of Providence,
r. l., for not writing up" his great
Kidney Medicine, HUNTS REMEDY, in
more howery style. 1t is not Mr..
Clarke but his critics who are foolish.
What does a man who is threatened
with Bright's Disease, or any disease Of
the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver or any Uri-
nary organs, most require-tine words
or a cure? In HUNTS REMEDY, the
Great Kidney and Liver Medicine, he
gets the cure-a sure cure.
Sold by all druggists. Trial size 10
cents.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
From the Banks of the Hudson.


NEwBURG, n. ", Oct. 20, 1879.
II. Ii. WARNER Il Co., ROCHESTER,
N. Y.-Gentlemen: A lady of over 20
years of age, in failing health for over a
year, has been using Warmers Safe Bit
ter's on my recommendation. She feels
very grateful for the benefit she has de-
rived therefrom, and says that until she
used it her stomach could bear no vege-
table food for over three years. l be-
lieve it to be certain specific for dys-
persia. Warmers Safe Pills are also
meeting with very good success, in all
forIns of Liver Complaints, Malarial
Troubles, Dumb Ague, and wherever a
safe and efficient cathartic is required.
| cannot speak to highly of them.
DR.. j. c. JosLyN, Nj. d.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
Chrome Constipation Cured.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 4, Is

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 4, 1879.
II. II. WARNER Il Co-Gents: For
the past ten years l have suffered the
evil effects OF what may be termed
chronic constipation my skin became
yellow and my liver out of order; l
tried all the remedies that could be Oh
tanned, and that was all l could do, after
finding no permanent relief from regular
medicine treatment, and finally COM
menced using your remedies. | first
tried the Pills, and at the end Of one
week my bowels had attained regular
ity and healthy action unknown for
years. l was so pleased with che effect
that | concluded to try bottle of your
Bltters, and although l have not en-
tircly used The first bottle, am so per
ceptibly improved and toned up that l
write you giving this voluntary testi-
monial to the excellence of your RENE
dies. Yours truly, +. J. CAMPBELL.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05
Proof Positive.

"A leading officer in one of the courts
was charged with never going to bed
sober. OF course he Indignantly de-
MED the soft impeachment, and he gave
the particulars of a particular night in
proof. We quote his own words:
Soon after got in bed, my wife
said
"Why, husband, what's the matter
with youl You act so strangely y
"There's nothing the matter with me, ="
said !, nothing at all. F"
'I'm sure there is" said she, ''you
don't act natural at all. Shan't l get up
and get something for you q
And she got up, lighted candle, and
came to the bedside to look at me, shad-
hing the light with one hand.
81 knew there was something strange
about you" she said. "Why, you are
sober"
Such testimony was considered relia-
Eble, ard the man now enjoys his new
fou2d reputation.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-05

ssr Ia making nny purchase or In
writing in respOnse to any advertise.
n,ont ia this paper yOu viii please H>sn.
si0n the aame OF tho DRper.
, 1880-01-02


The lust number Uf tho . linpcrial Stnt[sttcs
at ler,nuny" coanpnsns tho tlxution IT tho chIct
Mntions Of tho world tn respect tn tobacco. OF
monopoly, Franro last year stood ilrst, tho Er,'ss
duty, With prut'tH. amounting to Is I'D per
ltat Ut tho Ipnlnti0Il hl,1lslally, tho net rove
Austria @ the "a gross Nv was ss sa tho, ~, net % a ID: ii
!lnnKary, tho gis IA aAd. tho ict Is ~; ~ lta.
y, THO gr!ms II Id aud tho net y s,@d. In ureAt
per hcad u tho porulmtion for tho yehr, utid Il,
tho United Stntcs - 4Hl. III Gor1nMtly. on tho
othor hnsld, whcrp tho ililty wns very HIGHT, tho
tho Mspulatiu,. Ths now tarlT which l'ts hce,,
pAxsed this year will snnk0 tho next return for
hrr1nuny much heavier. Tho vIlue of tho to-
lntsl tn hnye ben 1853 nillInn marks, Or Ell, ,650-
9o0 aterllng. tho tnt1l return tn tho rovonno ~
ink 70 ~ ~ ,,,arks, Or El,ale ls: The guantity
Gi this aiantity 6s',too owt., Or Tpwarsis Of 81,
@ s wcrn r, eot1snts ,a, n tug firm nf Si
Illa.nhcr Il cIgnrs CONSUMED In Nern.any ii 1878
would 10 upwanls q Z, ,mi!Eiartis, wh!cl,
E' !" ] SSs sofsrs SSaFs "G LUZ u syss The ys"F e9s 5S
!s9 w.t. s1as y sSsa u u 'ns sdS Ssnf tos Il
Il sna.f thoy t"ok idoU cwt. Or an ,s IL
chowfsis.t thoy inltcu themselves W tt' tbs
t"'!s. iGtisr ;'aro thaa o,se.thir; 1t tho total
thu limits ot uerlnany, thu tlnantity !" prsAlucel
III at,,oti,tted a to ,!*s, cwt. d Gb.e., issves'
ts:! ewt. Of roll tn!nlccD, H,s1o cwt. IT GlRars,
sx ~ Swt 3f q s!ens f"r s,! Blu @ T%a' IT f,,
Il sds HUI yetarss q a5, sps e'
f ; taS .snt,h,y .a,hy ssts Ms sw a 4 asnsa srS tav% Il
which districts II rss l;eet,rcs wcrc employed In
tho cultivation Of tho ptant.
, 1880-01-02

thoArnenian lang,1nRc. These were written down.
nnt whcn tho pupil was rcc,tle.l shn reatl THO
quotation correctly, with "innst" fnr "tlcck."
tntl alsu tho Armenian kcntsnco. Finnliy, tho
pupil nntl tho little daughter Ut tho 1tcv& Mr.
lsIc.'arlst n Hnro tho Arnl,lu wt,rsls Ut 'Unr
FntlIor. wl,s, nri In !fcaren." rhlt WIS written
In tho visible speech language, tho pupil WIZ
;r.,,sntc. Tho pr'!cttcal y,iIl,c Df this Visible
speech or universal language. utft'ss It fn OF ttM
whit, hnve u lcnrn or tcnct foreign languages.
Ity thts nchod. i IS claimed. tho ct'rrcct pro
i,sicfaton nf my lnnFnngc cnn ''e tcarntsl In II
CORRECTLY prnt,o,tnCc wt.r,is which are almost I'm
psfb'c 10 acquire l,y TIC natusl nlcthtAl. nn1css
learned IN infnlIcy. The Itcv. Mr.. ltfchnrttann
anys lrnf. I!tterflnltl wis tho ,n1y fnan he ever
met Who ct',lld t,,n2tlcc. fnr tho trst tnc c,r.
9.,,.gc At rsi rixht ,hIs visibIn % si.ccet ,n,y ;
*cenl to he II thing Ut tritR Importance: but. It
In c!nft1lGd by ita htvotAtts when It Il fully ctn-
prthensfcsf+ il vii! he cIsstt1 INNING t1lf1sFcAtcst
discoveries md inytnttni1a Uf the present pEG.
, 1880-01-02
GENERAL NOTES.

8Nekal DlspateA IL ms CAtcaeo Tribune, =.
AUGUSTA, M0., Jan. 1.-0ov. 0arsclon LETT
town this aftnsnoot,, but did not know where ho
was going Or when he Would return. He alxo
did not know why tho questions submitted by
him To tho Supreme Court wGFo withheld from
tho Assoelatol Press and the Republican papers
OF Muine, IIe did nut knlw nnythtnx about tho
Republican st4.tsneuts0f tho polutstn iasuc, atsd
hali not seen II, hut ho thought 1t must haye
been preparext III Ignorance ut the grounds Ut
tho autlou Of himsolf aud Council. Mr. 4, r.
Gould uclAlrtpd from Aux,lsta carly In tho ,lAy.
TIE Akw FAPEll.
Tho first number Of E. r. 1Hllsbusy's now
dalIy Democratic paper, tho Standard, aptcartl
tl-lay. 1t Is exceedingly blttur and violent.
This degroo Of Ptllshurys fault In tho Success Ut
tho plot ha Il credited With deyfalug Ia ahown by
tho following extsact from hia paINr'
The cunning session Of tho leGisl4suro will BY 0no
Sa p Ss' e. sas s i'll as IL @
1s. - :hs q ~ sspsSai,n r. s! 55 W ~ H. b.
etAtA G1tAEul4Rnt.
This ioes not look a II tho Democratic 1natl-
a8ers had any purpose Of correcting tho action
OF tho Governor Antl Council.
CGNTksrJNu kKATa. j..
1t Ia reported on Gootl authority that the
Democrats hayo arranged fnr cos,testtnx the
suAtg OF u nun,bor Of Republicans, and that, III
Casu they should determine to settlo tho election
tslsos before fol0x anything else, they would
turu cut alQthcr Republican for every ono Ut
thuso counted uut whom they saW 1T to aas1lt,
mud 10 preserve their ms5ostty. ~
FRz W4T2.HouAA. .
Tha atato.11Quse baylnx hesn tuspea Into IN
, 1880-01-02

GAnCELoN's ACTION CONTRARY TO TIE CpUN4
CHS WINJfEA.

GAHCELoN's ACTION CONTRARY TO TIE Coux-
CIL8 WIHlfES.
DosyON, Jan. 1.-the Itrald's AuRl,stn special
says: at appears that mt single member Of
tho Executive Council agreed with the Gov
crtn'r In his determination TO ask tho opinion OF
the supreme Court on tho questions tolcKraphed
lust night. Pillsbur5, too, was strongly opposed
tn thu rlun. but tho Governor, bncketi by Mr..
Gould. snado tho concession to public sentt-
mcut. Hut 1t Is safo u, say TINT thu Governor
usrecs with tho Council that tho action Of the
Court will hnyo no effect OIL the result. Tbs
colnt fs completed and certificates Issued, The
questions aro ~ framed that It Is expected ail-
swcrs favorable to tho Fusionists will bo given,
nna II, by any chanco, IL contrary result
should taku place, nothing Gun le done uboi,t It.
Probably Morrill, Will concur In this opinion. One
ct tho FuAon Son!ttors-eltct. lsaAu Il. Idohsoli,
Lincoln County Grt.cIlbAeker 1T Republican
nntocetfentB, has Hrtevcti hiB Fusion friends here
by 1ccllrltE that tho Eo1e business Of tho 1eKI11
lMtUre, after or1FnnzinH, ought to b. tho ndjst.
llont 1T tho question Vt tho disputed sents, and
TINT nDthing else should bo t0t,e until that Ia.
tlnlshtsl IlOl,son Ia ono OF tho "cUuntc1.tn"
himself. Tho Fusion managers inatet that thai
election Of Governor md StAte officers must ha
proceeded with. ind tho election cllscs deferred,
ls ils,lnl, tD eGttlD tho contested seIts, ind to
complete the fnllltl nt,l bribery investigation
contemplated would to to leave everything ut
loose uills. and tho State without Governor for
weeks, IL not Inonths.'
, 1880-01-02
Luther On tho pnrlsiu., HtaRe.


An exceedingly Interesting dramatic export
1nent lnlsio 1T tho Thentro ,!es Nations III l4Irs
On Il recent Sunday. I'hs wns nothing less thu.
2ehs ts Wsas e aFm S"f atnqr m o 1t
Csnsecs7.tton nj Powrr',; play With whfei.
tho nIAlysls nitl criticism GF II which Mr. Cur.
y" s,sy NJ Tno 'ssa y %a int nse astoS SeknSw II ,sr
cctltrto n.ishUr w.s Btlll u fcrvid l'rot-
ess!ant es Tue playwright aftcrwSrt fol|ows! '*
aIHl turnoi iso,nan catholc. wiz ordained rriest,
ans,sst rngsuss Of Virl,na for hta a.,,ilencc c.
Tho French Translation q i.Es play was tho wnrk
ihoi, sory xoalo,s cleric, aotci is prol.g, nt,i
1rHnf B1rt Of uncitlntory Icctu re upt,n W0ruor.
I.uthor, Hnt tho play. IN which ho iEti.itXcd In
!tyely attack utHnl l.uther's w!fu, kathnrlna van
E.uuntiutlal bill. This wis too much fur tho uu-
tlieuuo, WIN shouted nut, Asst.x ARaezt tt,uez
IL plceol" untll they compelled II. do biAr-
thnld tn cut E!,Ort hts ill.tlncd philippe.
npplnuse. This scelnH to lluvc boon utmost as
mitch dun to tho ,!ngcr OF tho public ut tho
Irritating lecture Ut H. do Marthnl.i ~ to thuIr
aEprt;ca!t!on Of ths giay Of the aetors Every
srlvetl With thlitlcring applause. WhcM ono of
lilo characters exclaimed, litter .,atnftlg tho It,
turlncr, "61n nom !sElnplrl tuuH les lnpn.lca,H
vincctl tho ztslusls b.. do MuEthol.l Of thu ,Als-
t!ko hU tin'l ,nade by blu Mistllned nnl 1nis-
piAcc.l pro!rgonot,a. Tho appreciation was
fa,latis sesns 1t %or,a., exclaitne,i: sis itoas
W. aa s ad tat II aSS sSss sny M msteo
srfTr'nale*r, y y o,sto1,iary q giyo prepAi1.
sh6rt and awuut- ut-tpmperesl, snl 11 literary ruther
thAn political al!tl religious.
, 1880-01-02
Western I'nsllionk Of fHlasn.


During tho rctrn TT Sultan AtHlul IIanth a
very nMrlsc4! MISUNDERSTANDING, the tld ltirk
isf purity c,ll thus erfutpy rot Ia, III tile 1t,t,l-
iicrs nt,d e!ts,ns Of tic F.Itffnl IN tic Ottoman
clpltai: 1t ID true TINT t.iany 1tlshns have not
yef atl the ct,ut1xt to fnliuw the example If the
p4lshn!, ssho eaket Lady IAlynrl to dinner, hut
OF lntl. tho fhr sex themselves 1T S!atnbt,ul nrc
asserting with no tl1.ctrta III voice their right tn
Western fn4nleH nnd t'Arfs flsh!DlM. The ufice
mysterious yHnhnAk iiMa pr'tty well dcXunctntetl
ititn II European veil, while the slovcniy yelllw
slipper, ~ long associated with tho ftHt 1T tho
True Ilcevcr, ts rplil!y btnE dIacartc.l By nll
Turkish ladies' who ,Mlue thur Appearance, tn
20. CAlr, has long bccn hnlf II Eiropcnn city.
1t wns tho Kreut Pashn Mthefnet Ali WIN first
introduced the iuxltries uf tho West Into tho
eapitAt of the Phnrslohs. lie engaged Frcnch
Mrttstes tn provide him with tfnntlr dcltcstc!es at
fMhnlnila srlarles. A'u consumed the ctumpnRne
or lthe!ms and Erer1iHy IN quantities that Woull!
h,lvc d!ssnnycd even nusssan or American of
our tlAy.
fIls ss,n, tho famous Ibrahtn, by why Of mak
tnH himself quite Prince lii tIliklu, purchased
ChHrfes KS stnto cnrrinRu ut the Aal0 in l'nrs.
MtA had Another bullt for himself which cost
3.oM yllingns 81. l1nKann net tells II story Of I'M
African Shcik who w.ls asked what he thought
replying. " 1 nm cErnptured. Tho French nrv,
III TRUTH II Kreut people; they hllyc done me ii
service for which Rhu1i be cycrlAstitRly Er1lte-
full Since my hullse bus been finlshGL i have
not lost single sheep. ! tnek them up every
evening III the hUMse, and when enm0 In the
morning nh'ln nf thom arc ever missing" This
agninst French rtnr1nH III this great African
colony. md VIZ fnAy stslt expect tn heAr nf
Detiul3ins nyAiIIng themselves ot tho luxurious
restrnints nf sl,ttetl rtnf, md even taking Il
Ticket to travca by tho Trans-sahara ltailruaL
, 1880-01-02


EXAMINATION OF GONZALES,
NADn1n, jan. 1.-Tho examination Ut Gonzales,
the wuuld-be rcBietlo, eliulted HI Information
tending to show that tho attempt wns duo to
political antmoalty.
THE OT1tER B1DE.
Sinister 1ntrlnsKonteH AlleKo that tho attctnpt
to kill tho King wna mot q genuine utte1npt 10
nasnsinato him: but was nero russo Of bis nd
herenta 10 aftay tho bitter opposition to hin, nnd
his Ministry, anl croatG sympathy III tho public
mind. They ailego that Gonzales WIS nothing
but Il starving imbeclle, whose weak aud wick
cd attempt should mot be tortured Into O cnu-
spirnoy upon tho part Of tho opponents Ut tho
policy Ut tho Ministry.
HrAIN'H FUTURE.
Meantime thoro Is no Disgusting tho fact that
Bpaln IL troubling upon tho brink ct political
yolcano, which Ia limbo To break forth at my
moment, nnd III the general upheAYnl which Ia
Hlru to como thor0 10 such thing ils predicting
wllU 0r what fMcti0n inly bo tnglllflal by tho
lnva-tttlp Of popular indignation. Thcre Is ono
thing, however, which may ltu rTtAllGtHu with
tncrlblD certainty, and that Is, tAt the reckless
tinlzAica neck will speedily feel tho pressure 1T
tho yarr.'t1. whothcr Or pot ho is found to hAye
sun OF tho New Year risea upon Hpuin III u DIS
tract1d And Kltony condition.
CHEAT YIltH AT 1IANADA.
A firo haa hccn ra,Ring for two dnya at 0rana-
sin, fn tho neghboshool of tho celebrated Al
ALroNBos dEhERost1Y,
King Alfonso hna given 1900 snarks for tho
t'ctlcat Ut famine-atr1cken lHouple In Upper b.
lesia.
, 1880-01-02

gAtAJ1 tt1!.t thFDNttf.
Jacob EtetIcn, butcher ut tho corner OF
Ges1ryiu MD Marin ttrects, has q dog of tho
Scotch shepherd btttsl, for which he wna offered
fifty head Ut sheep the other iny, md refused
thu offer. The ctHne Is ,lbont II years of uEs,
nit! can drive band OF sheep cquHl to any Two
lncn. Thu other night word Wis brought tn tho
butcher. shop tslat il number of sheep belonging
i,c,!r tho qlaughter-hDuso on tho NAper road,
md str1lyetl Into tho tules. The men III tho aho{,
did INT like tho dsn 0f hlyfnK tD xpt nut III tho
l1lorn1ng to hunt tho sttnywAys- Mig, tho dog,
WIS lying OIL tho tltnr will eye tsi thu ,nen
md eurs prckeA up. After The men hAd I'm
stretched himself, tnl walked out of the shop.
Early tho next morning two OF the lnys wunt
.nut tn tho curn!i to look for tho sheep,
but wero surprised to f!ntt TINT Mig WIS be-
fOe1 them, Rlld had NIL tho sheep in tho
i,clnsrr, n1ld WIS lying ut tho hole where they
with mud. as were thn shern. and evidently lind
been out I'LL night. Whenever Mr. Htelo1l starts
for SufSun AftHr sheep br Gnttlg. Mig fs sent up
Oh tho cars. while his owner rides horseback.
Thu l0B is let ntf at Fairfield, and always trots
to Il certain point oil the n,n leading from tho
the .1aHtcr ut my TING has Iaese. tho dug takes
IN tho sts'rt fts,m tho h1rre'B feet, and hunts
nt1llii Until tho uwncr Ia fs,r1Hd. ln returning
fr1Mn 5u!Htln Mr.. Stnfren drives the cattle n.Ml
tho tlog tho sheep. tlu III acquainted With every
turn n,ll lAru mlnE tho rout, nItd, always bcfot,
tho lmi,9 to k'sp them frst1, att7!ytng i. tho
quite tender, hc hAs pair nf t,tsots TINT Asr put
III hin bcfure he st.rtA OIL Il return trip. The
ti0E IL said tn te perfectly useless for n1ythlnR
but driving sheep: nTtl Will tinkc friends with
a!'Host ans cue. TO u "H's ks0Wf Throughout
tho cnsi.,ty Us being tho tincst shepherd Dug III
, 1880-01-02
p.npie to spin tops, hnd will try to describe
MHnG of their nHrt difficult ftMss. as a.lw them:

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p.nrie to spin tops, hfld will try to describe
me of their tnnrn difficult ft.s. nj slw thotn:
1,ll. when tho first plrt Of tho performance,
ws. ovcr. tho men win had l,ce,i nct!hR cleared
tho atiue. set on i q smAiI tn|,tc, n ,,lmnr NJ
enl'l I'm toy sh0p*. t'owt.d iow, mil lift, iil-
snCtliMlely nfterwlr,ls rtchly.drrsscd Jnllnncsc
Ina4. hIs appearance, catrJtig In his nE1s1s nlxut
4 dnz,n tht,s, aorncwhHt resembling COMMON
hitnininR- hIps. eat.h with r long thtn stein run
thrnnv1I The ll-.hApctl part, nn prt,tr,itllnR nt
the Tor, un H>ttttn-fbC i'm ktn 1rinr f.Rtyf In