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CELERY AND IT'S USES
ARE VOW ALTERS &P GENERAL
.naGSSE'
Eul arc c.troc!;Hg ,,uc& aiUsGt;oa. son from
&cicHtf; GMi .lietiica! n!c2!
Tie Fo!loariaig Ayticis VIZ be Read actin Greet
i"tsrcSt Especially Gy Sufferers from
Headache, HcHratgia, Nervous
l!sSs. Paralysis dnl II.
itJS,+t,-,

Gallery Ea: "Giy G,me in.o public Loticl with
III tho las! lew years IS y nGrgiRo but scientific
e1peri IL ;nts and eypetianca hIvo proved b..
yond doubt That i. CONTROLS Nervous Irritation
and foiJdic Nervous ard Sick Headaches TO y
marked degree.
CELERY AID GiAMOM1LE, which has
hoen bu! recently introduced 10 the profession
aud The public by myaeif haa produced such
marvellous Iegu!ts lit curing nervousness aud
headaches. and epeciaiiy nervous and sick
Headaches, nouTaigia irdig ost0n and sleepless-
ness t2at :. las excited public attention and
newspaper c9Inmeulg, snd. therefore l give the
following information to the pubic TO avoid
answering hundreds CT leitpra Of inquiry about
tham
My Cel:ry and Chsmomile Pills for Inc euro
OF headaches and nervousness, are prepared uu-
der my supervision, and ara intended expressly
10 euro beadschas, neural ga. indigestion, sleep
le:sncss ald nerTcurnesa, ard will cure any csl @
whore 10 organic disease OF the brain or spnsl
cord exists. Hurdreds o! cases Of many years
standing have boon cured. no msiter how
chronic or obstinate the csao may be-, pormt-
men. You're is raUraliy coIt1in. This statement is
msde alter years OF experience in their usa ia tho
general practice Of medicine,
These pills arc ElaO valuable for school child,
rem VINO suffer rom Nerruue headaches, caused
by sn o7arw1rkad brain in their studies, and fer
all classes f hard brSin workers, whose over
taxed nervous Centres mead rCpsr and ISOLATION.
Nervous .r9uor. weakness and paralysis nra BIZ.
ing daily cursl BY thess pills. Thay corratl
cos!lV0ross, but ARE not purGa!ive.
directions On each 6Qx. Pfico 80 ceLts or SIX
boxes for S. 90 postage FREQ to any address. No
order filled unless accompanied by tho money.
For sh!a by all wholesale and retail druggists
Depot No ltG North Eutsw s., Baltimore. Md.
JANNEI s. CO, Druggists, Wholesale
Agents for Alexandra, We. sepZ5-aolm
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Cct2G-nolB

q EUDMl5SiON SALE OF 4 TEN
": aCEE LOT. near Falls Church, Fairfax
county, F,.-Gs Commissioner ii the uircui.
Court Of tairf.s county, Va, n the sui. of
Lsz2nby VS. Iamnrr G: Ne, i vii! ofTer Ct ,ub?!c
auction on mUisDAY, November Ii, 1881. VI
Il H.. NJ Court House door. Fairfax g. ii, Va
y TRACT UF LEND, containing TEN
ACRE, belonging 20 the !iIml heirs, situated
Oh d county road about three-qasriers OF y IN: &
soutn rcs, Of Fails Church, adjoining tsrr:s ct
BrG,h. Fliz and o!hn.s. /. Is lcc;tcd on sn
emlaenco, sbou. cno.qlsitcy in wcaj and its
soil IL coed.
Terms: OEU,tki:d cash. thu residue in two
equal iMs!almcnts =; four ard sight mouths with
interest; bonds 10 BE- given for tho deferred nav.
mcnti slid lion reserved on uToDrrtv
!. FhEGUSUE BEACH
OctIO-But Commissioner
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by K. T. Lucas, &uclionoer,

P1 VlETU ; Of deed OF trust executed ty
~ William OigRs and wife. bearing Gate On
tEe Sth dny Ct Septslnber. 1916. ami OF record in
iE6 lard records of cl,y OF AeZandris. Vir-
gIGis. !ibcr Nc. 3, page 2ul, The Subscribers, SIS
truataes of Tho German Go.OperGiivo Building
Association re. Z. OF Alexandria, Va" will, by
order OF inc Board IF Directors of tho sid asa0-
cation, duly lna,lo and il pursuance Of tho
provisions OF the said decd Ct trust. proceed to
sol q: public suction On S&TU EBAY, tho
l2ih day Of November, 1851, 81 Il nj, in front
of tho Market Bll!di.y, OIL lt0ys street. in the
city OF hl"Nnndrla, F!gSin!a, iha property con-
yeysd BY the SAID decd Of tru,t, TO viii:
TWO LOTS OF Ik0u x i in tho esid city OF
Alexandria. on tho east tido of Paytoa street.
between King snd Prince siTecIs, carh If y hich
binds on Pci ton street 20 feet. moro Or lees and
extends oaat%aIdly to b ouses Inc .ni on orc
OF which thero il f:sAMH DWEL!lNG
HOUSE. TEXAS Of Sale: Cash.
5 ;$ SSf &c R @{}Si Trustees.
Cct G-auLs
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slcssss. sstnaISbury 81 Bro

EoiUrn th.nks 10 the public for their lioersl
al paTsoTs dc.iriGS To have Stove. Furnace or
Fire. l'i:cs t;oster work done, will leave their
orders with them 8! once. go ne to avoid the rush
OF the f4! trsdc.
The splendid" Fire Place Furnace for heat.
ing one or moro rooms. is the best in the world.
Send fer circular. For sale only by Siansbury
Il Bro, cor. Eing and Washington streets.
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" IL h " ID Ii ~ Il Il
Col. WILLIAM K. CAMERON,
(keadjujlcr Candidate for Goyerncrl and
NJ: +. A. RICHARDSON,
(Ssste UAnvasser)
will address the citZ,ns Of AltSlntiris At Az.
MGRI HALL on SATURDAY NIGHT, Oct.
@th, upon tko LEGAL Issues Of tho day. all sro
cordially invited TO attend.
3.S y. a. WINDSOR, Chm 10. Rr. Com,
7 AVN GRASS SEHpS-We haya full
- supply OF LANDKhTH'S MINED ENG.
LlSH l. = y GRASS SEED for gardens SC,
oct5 f. =. LShnBkATHN u BRO,
sSj IKE On SpGOLS and in rolls fer Wax
W 0,Tera, feather work, &c Sc, tcr sale
81 IS EuG street, Co:Iar OF Royal.
sap d. /. CREIGHTON s. SON.
GPOkTlNG P0WDER, GUN GAPS snd al
- sZss o. mru!G ard drop Shnl for ssie by
stp.G ~. a, JOHNSON & co.
S,.TuVE %iph ;;EUEiEERA, various szss
~ just received Is
nh24 j C. MliBURN.
CMAi.h SUGAR CURED hams just 70
~ cai.nd hy DCl7 j. G. MILtUkN.
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If you WANT First Class Suit made 10
n7dcf rotu $50 10 $50, or fine O7erooat from
80 30 $50, W. ngva ibe aFges stock of piece
gjCde N :h2 city. sod all garments arc made 10
the store and warranted first class in every PAL.
;!cnir, 81 VIC employ only tho best workmen
and guarantee perfect FL. Call and examine
cur steel. icJro you nurchasc.
=. WATERMAN & Son.
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oct2.J-is

GALE OF & LRKGE AND VALUABLE
- PROPERTY In FAlRFhI CO. VA
By virtuo Of dOcIoo of !ha Circuit Court Of
alexandria ely Virginia. rendered on tho 9th
Day Of htay, 1851, IN thu casNcorv cau:es Of
Fsirtsx -, TLo:E!ol G. a.. aid Washington
CITY Ssu!a@s DSnk Hni otar-s s:aiEst Weems,
administrator and o:eo72. the u1dersigGoi, COM
rIss!0ners. - tho said dec'Ga thnsn.o suihor-
z1h, will UrCcqefi, en- tho ;EHrGhETH DhY
OS NOVELETTE,. ISL, a! l. o'clock n tc sell
hy public sua!i2G, in ron: Of tho Market build
ing, on "ait!.S e.:33t, Il ;Eu &cil City OF Alex
.alria, w, - T!s&rn OF LdND, il Fairfax
county, W., c07.:ui12 Fix .hcu3.nt tour hun
dssi &ia icrts.fre CAD ceres, in tho bill At!
nT4et&s .as III 'as!"h9'. Gang th2 ?c:!-Go o. It's
orie:Gei ra-ches" By Hhorn:Gn. fco12 Psirfa.,
remaining uasoid. Tho Washington 81! Oaio
ttaiiroai ;s i,'an:c1 thrnuSh the t;acs, which is
aboUt twa..? n,i.es tr2Ha the cities q: a!GZ:Gd-ie
and NashiuSt2G.
Ths property IL 3w 7H'diEl 11u '2io seventeen
~ dilfgren. p.,csis or lots Designated CT tho
;?..5, g5.:cc:va?y S. los j." |: containing lt.i
a>Tcs moro or nas ~ =, i5-!: acres; &c 5. 6!4
S,,Tas = 4: 1911 rcro!; 30 y, Is: acres; No ..
49,. Gcea7; so I. G!lE scre.; 20 j. l!33 acres:
no 9, &jiS ac:es; 70 10, @"l ceres; No Ii, Z96t
sc:es; No u. III. aorss: Ao =. ~ Ecresi go
IL. 3o5 acre3; ho - iG2 acse2i go u, 2l!5
acres; IL 7. ~ &ctcs
The said trscs will be ,!!c.ai i&r sEle ss T.
whole, or il tots Sf gto"a according 70 tlo mgtcs
&Ed bounds tic7Cc: ia.i t:oaS in sid p!s; 0. ccI-
iJbs liY u! t3ii. ,3frGt I,lLo
nay be farther tub6iTi:1,. Ca taa day % ea;c,
IN tho digcsosi3u - ;Sa cGTiT.s :aioIe.s, ID SUIT
purchasers. & pc. Of Tie property H;i be es-
aihitcd on us day of lsie. and en- bs inarecsc;i
enJ ti7io b3foTa atii s2ic Gt tao law ofica Of
Hoas & Nos!e in Ire city 81 hiex.ndria, Va.
TIC property il within 81 hours rido Of the
city OF Warrington. sls!ion or tin prcmiscs
aad TWO trains & cs2 cGcii Tsy, ono in the morn
sax and t::e OTTER il lho afternoon. Il 10 wal,
~a!:g0d, 1luch Of it a,!Ep;eC to agriculture, whiio
other portions R7c yG!Qah!e tp- its timber, There
i s:ubsisrtiai msGs!Gn hor2a on tho prtmisas,
sad good rHau7 amsjler h,"se'. occupied by
Ia horofs s0d tcEaa...
Terms q S.:2: III iii 2:oas Of ti.r PURCHASE
nlo uey IL Cast 10 Say tan c0G;s md expenses OF
sml. end sale. sly ton 30. ce"t, AID tho residue
thereof, 20 &c rLJl5!G ia cqlsi iEs:sin snts at
ono, :H0 sad shTt;, ycs.5, positively from dsy
Of lie. VIII interest. 10 10 evidenced by tho
bonds OF tina purchaser or purchasc1s with good
persona security, iho commissioners 10 Telsin
the title % sid lsEd Mutii tbs purchaser sh ala
have paid MI 0! ths purchase money. Convoio
anciny u, th,', cot o: too purchaser
LiNDHN KENT,
". WILLOU4HBY,
:. It, BEACH,
SEC. a. MUoHBACH.
". l.. S&lTH,
,clS Is Commissioners.
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POLICE NtWS.-ihe onIg case bc!1rc the
Mayer .his no, dug vas that OF N1r. Samuel
Cu:t!lic!, plumber, rcpor cd FIR having dug
Ia sl1cct wi.btu: frs giving notc, TO tho
Hapc'!n:tutcG' Of Poilc}. as required by tho
LAZY un jh3 suti.c;. Altar shcr. Investigation
tue case ~s5 eun!ilu.d ill Monday morning
~. =
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ATTENTION, a. l.. I.-There will be &
meeting q! Inc Alexandra Ligh. In fantry at the
AImory Monday October 81. 1881 at p. m,
BY order Executive Committee.
oct.9-2. A. BRYAN, Sec'ty
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COLLISION Tho steamer Ex,.lsior CD her
Hty u? tho river last nlght ran into small
yiv&T Graf: near Month. and stove 10 her stern.
Nobody Was hurt.
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The IDIoTIC AND SUICIDAL hIULE CASE.
Thursday 10 ,ho Circuit CJu.t. 10 W.shiaxtou,
tho csso Of Adams 4 Wi1d5Qr VS.. tho Aicx,n-
dris Il Fredericksburg Hallway Compscy came
Up fer trial 90 appeal ny plaintiffs iroIa iu2g-
ment OF Jusca O'Aesi. The su.t was INST
tuted to recover $lUO damages d 10 be
the value OF mule Killed hv collision with o
train. 10 Arlington Dia!T.c'. Alexandria CONT
~. ln tho !crmer tIisl The dctlrdapt lnnL-
tainod that the mule was apparlI!ly biod and
idiotlc. having trcsrtSica 90 .bc railroad tracks,
on pitot- jutk night io- tho purpose of ned
tstion or suicide, aud upon the Drrrosch OF The
locomotive deliberately threw It's hcnd ov3r tie
outer rail of tic track. aEd striking the bUup,
of tho engine was hurled 10 its death. st The
close Of tho plaintiffs evidence yesterday tho
defendants COUNSEL requested tic court to dis
miss the cause on tho gfoUad that the GcttUa.
ant was foreign corporation and not am4nsb!c
10 suit 10 this Jurisdiction. i'hc court sustained
the motion and The cause TGa ccyldincly dis
missed with casts.
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EsrpUBIlc SrEiKtN0.-Dr. j. b. johnson
viii address the voters Of Alexandria city on
ID ondsy evening next st O'clock from the cor.
nor Of King and Columbus Streets on the SUBJ
ject OF TIE POLITICAL KCONtMY OF THE
PRHSE NT CONTEST. ocl2s-%ls
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T.. IoKTNER's BEER, bottled daily prico c
ecn'a pc, il2ep.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son.
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II YOU wsut Youths, Boy's, or Cbii's
SuIt or Osercost W. have IN eodiess variety 81
the lowest p,iccs s. WATERMAN Il SoH.
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PINK EYE '--"Pluk Eyo" las made ijs
.Tvchranc' arn9g; tie hiscs 10 this city
MtssIa. !. j, AiciiIiFcf 4 Co. havo Two horse
desc with ihc i.sla7: other alimsl1 are also
sH'l.:lGg l,1iA 'ho same csu=e. Tho vic in is
HIST hibckei with an Intense heat 10 the head
aud = pToIusa discharge FROM The eyes followed
by a heavy pa,"p,railoc, Shi1h leaves the ani-
1919 % 6 uluditiGp raseMbliug nrosirnliOn.
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The Wa1ihcr iI0bublijic: Oct. % 1891
FOR tEe middle Atlantic STATES cloudy wealth. r
with rain, sOu!herlY Winds ttGticGhTy Or ,o'ECr
barometer and stationary iuni gcTa.4ra.
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IF YOU want q Good Suit for so. $l2. 81;
OK SIS 90 to the old reliable, ii;m OF 3. WATER
NAN i Son.
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EEtSJa;iaTtlbNAL.
A&COHATIVE Alsr GLASS.

II
Miss McBLAl!rS CLASS IN CHINA,
SILK sGd WOOD PAINTING vii meet al
Mrs Dorsoy's, on Queen street. on MONDAY,
November lst, st O'clock Those wishing 10
SEQ specimens of Miss hcB,sr's work. or To re-
ceiVo her Instruction, arc requested 10 commu.
nics!o with Mrs Dorsey, 35 ct. Asaph 81 unit
The An OF November, when Mrs. Dorsey will
take possession Of her hcusa on Queen street
Gatoly occupied by Mr.. fenick,D oct2T-lm
4 NIGHT SCHOOL FOE IOUHt4 MEN
.IA WIN be opened by
NORMAN e. MOORE
On MONDAY, October 5let, 1881.
For terne, et2., spply st No. u gcu::. Royal
street. up Stairs, between 3 and 10 :. "a. AID :
aho p. m. 1ct22-lm
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WAR FED.

IVAN TGp-A SHALL ROUSE Or
" ROOMS. furnished or nnfuraiahed, or
BOARD for 3 lady and ht'r three daughters
from the 1st of December to the let of July.
Terms rouat no moderate. Refer snces exchanged.
Prompt pay By ito month, Address Mrs. a.
y. L., Oak Grove =. O., Wes!mrrelsnt county,
Virginia. octl5,eo2w
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CApSlAED Mr.. Dean and bis SOD, 9: tho
the fret ward, west out SuHIiog yesterday il a
small skill. Wheo 10 Oxen Geek, On ,ho on.
osito side Of the river, by the fricS OF large
gun at flock OF dusk, he boat go caps;zad,
Dumping tbs gunnc:s and guns iuto The rlqar,
Mr.. Dean and his son narrowly escaped dro.7a
ing. They, however, sGccoedtG 10 rshiiuu
the sklit. aud arrived hcmc sally. 1ho encs
were not rcCOscrcd,
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5NGALj In III

=arEc1 SERVICES. 80. 70 1IoGuow.-
tartSt Church. Service L: II :. L. sod T:3y
p.m.-Hev II. Sutcr.
81, PtuPs Church. Service 81 II .. n, and
4 p n, BIZ Rev. Dr.. Norton.
Grace GhHrch.-SerV;ce at II .. H., sca
1.%0 p. n. by Rev. Mr.. Sharp
81. nry's Church. -Scr?ic, il St. Mays
Hall at 6 9 aad ~ 4. II. Sermon ~ Rev.
Father Okerc.
First FfcsLWcrian Cturch Service ct II q.
N. by ley. J ohn X Henderson,.
Second Presbyterian ChNTch-3 cT7iea ct II
3. m. aud 1880 Q. u. By. Hcg. alr. Eihsillia.
Bdpttst Chuch-Sersioe st / q. II. nnd
1:5C D. II. b. Rev. Di. Fiippo. Sunday School
AT $50 q. 10.
-Nch. Epi$. CEmch-Scrvicc .! / c. ii, by
Nlrs. Mary Woodbridge. OF I.Hr0ia. aud $50
p. N. b. Ms. } Ellen Foster. oi lows.
-Acth. Epjs Church ,Som.-Sefyic3 At ! ! q.
IN. aud al $50 p. III. by ltev. Mi. Kerr.
Meth. Prot. CturcL-5ofv;CJ o, ] | t. Id. snI
$50 D. III, by Rev Nr. Tteaia4y.
Tree Mettol$: Cbwct-S,rqlao al | O. L.
aDt 7:&0 .. IL
German L,ethsron LturcA--S3ryica1 st l
=. IN. 10 Gernsu. nud AZ $50 =. III, IA Eos
lish by lsHv Mr.. Droegc.
louRg MEMS christian Association. service
Of song and prayer in tho 2ad PfcH. Church
South at y. m. Jail at . j.. n. Aims House
at $50 p. IL.
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49, 'E.!n b,ss Summer heverage-BELFAs,
GINGER ALE.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son.
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ALWAYS READY!
Oysters Milk CoRfect ionely.
HENmY BRENGLE, Io9 King street,

HENUY BRENGLE, I29 King street,
Has opened his
l. ADIES' UYSTER PARLORS
for tho season. His Oyster rooms for gentlemen
are also open. Patrons may rely upon picked
Oysters and the bsst cookery in oil styles.
MILK And CREAM, fre.h ndpure from the
country, slwsys for sale Try it for your family.
Brtngle'g leo Cream, Piea for dessert or lunch,
and Futs Candies are speclaltes in which no has
never been excolled. Cakes of all kinds Of the
bost malerisl cheaper than they can be- made at
home. He clter5 Of the best for families, par.
tlds, balls, fairs and entertainments.
Cresm Puts, Tsrts and Pastry Of hll kinds :;
Fruits pugared end plain, Csro.nnlS, Nuts and
CUhtac!lonerlo5 Of nl kinds.
Gall sac luY and be satisfied. oet25
{ lHUICE CUT HAY, bsied or loosa, 10
- 1nantitina to suit, for tale hY
CHA3. 3. TAYLOR, Jr.,
sept No q King street
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THE ARLINGTON GUIDES. "--ihc Wash
iugton C:uc says: "Iao lnane mep, or Ar
llnsion guides, hsyo returned. aoi to-day
could have been seen in gfoGps of Two and three
IN The vicinity OF The Icso) monument, ct the
foo. ct the Capitol, waiting FIR victims 10 turn
up. The Washington r.ggtc worker is low,
mean speclmen. ard cmong Professionals is
known as lush so!kcr," thst 10, no operates
from and about bar rOon,s. ';hc city ss q c!l
as the Capitol Policemen SAX by them without
saying word, und while lh'y 30 not apps ar 10
zap directly Tor them. there is every icdcs-
ton OF S:acd IN JEcGo - something
wrong somewhere. Where is i:?"
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AiexsnGri., Vs., October y, Iool.
4 GENnEAL MtHTlNG of the STOUR.
i.OLDEKS q The VIRGINIA MIDLAND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at the
sLee Of tbs company. in Alexandria. VS.. on
Tu Esd (, the >o.h day OF November. 1881. at
y o'c'oc'; III. by order of the Directors:
H. w. REID, Secretary.
The transfer books will be closed on and from
Tao 18th Of November until the adjournment of
the shove meeting oct29-wtd
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iTkESh H0M1NY juat received by
3 oci-S d. q. MILBURN.
4 HOlCE BUTTER Iust received BY
~ Oct. j. q. MLLBURN.
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nj q r I q u
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g sGF 5ssE %AEEI.
u
PUBLIC SALE
OF tbs
II WASHINGTON EOEiIO R.K.

Under authority OF decree CT tho Circui,
Court Of Hich1oGd c:y, rendered Apri! IS 1880.
in the suit Of Henry Lewis ct sls. rs. tho W. &
q. +. K. Company c. els, and sfiirmcd By tho
Court Of Appeals of VirGinis e! i.s September
term, 1881, the undersigned, special Caumis
siorers, will, ST Il O'clock NJ, on tho
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-25

On Monday evening VIM. Wescoatt,
standing on the sidewalk in front Of the
Courthouse, moved his arms about in a
playful manner, and flung o valuable ring
containing q cluster of diamonds uncon-
s~ciously into the street. Immediate search
was made for the keepsake, given to the
young man by his mother before her
death, and on that account it was highly
priced. For hours a dozen persons were
prowling' about the street with lanterns
and candles, but to no purpose. Tie
search was continued early next day,
assisted by areward of $40 to the finder,
yet it eould not be found. Yesterday, how
ever. while Jailer Fitzmaurice was cross
ing Bateman street, at the intersection OF
Main, his eagle eve caught the sparkle of
something in the mud, and in picking it
up discovered the lost ring. The wheel OF
some vehicle had passed over it, and
crushed it out of all semblance to its
former beauty. Three of the smaller dia-
monds and the large center one were miss
ing. and could not be found. Billy, never
theless, received what was left OF the
bauble with much joy, and promises to be
more careful with the remainder In future.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-25
"COsT AND CONVERSATIONS
DIR. KaIIOch's Lecture ON food
From Anpareut EVIL.

The subject OF Rev. DIR. Kalloch's lecture
delivered at the Metropolitan Temple last
Sunday night, before a crowded house,
was " Cost and Compensation" his text,
I" Shall we receive gold at the hands Of
God, and shall we not receive evil ~
Job 2, 10. The conditions of men," he
said, ''are much nearer than we are apt to
suppose. To compensate for the differ
ences OF the very rich and the very poor
are circumstances which bring them both
upon about the same level. God tempers
the wind to the shorn lamb is an express
sion OF the law of compensation. The
rich may command every luxury but hap
piness; the poor suffer every hardship, and
have their lives crowned with joys" The
speaker thought domestic happiness the
greatest Joy, and drew a parallel between
the rich man returning to his home to be
greeted by a vixen Of a wife and vipers Of
children, and the poor man reveling in
the sunshine Of domestic bliss. Similar
parallelisms we're found throughout hui
man society and nature. There are more
deaths from eating too much than from
starvation, more suffering from too many
clothes than from too little, more misery
" AO Hpi tbab Aloiu D0Say
is a condition Of growth, life of death, loss
of gain. Throughout the circle Of the
universe dissolution is followed by repro
duction. The trouble with mankind is
that it does not look far enough, but judges
all from what is passing from one event.
This is what creates infdels. One leaf
from the annals of geology, showing the
destruction of one epoch so far as to
bring on another higher and more pro-
gressiye, teaches that from defeat comes
victory, that nothing passes away in nature
but natures economy wrings something
better from it. Shadow could not exist
without light. We could not see the stars
without nighttime. Nature never makes
up her account without an Offset. Tho
sensation of pain was taken as a curious
example Of good from apparent evil. With
out this sensation none Of the pleasures of
life could be enjoyed. Without it a hand
might be burnt off without our knowl-
edge, a leg broken without any warning.
1t is a sentinel to protect and alarm us
from all impending dangers. The lecture
concluded with an application Of these
principles to the great Christian precepts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-25
CALIFORNIAN FOR SEPTEMBER.


The September number Of the "Cali-
fornian " is out of press. and with its neat
form and clean Typography looks very in
viting, giving a promise that its. contents
are equally SO, and of this readers will be
assured by even a cursory examination.
With this number is commenced a new
serial entitled Sat Cobweb q Crusty's,"
by Leonord Kip. which opens well, and is
likely to prove one of the best yet pub
lished in the magazine. "The Indian
Problem-Mr. Schurz Reviewed" con-
tributed by James Wyatt Oates, is a ques-
ton that enlists much attention now. The
third number Of "The Wilds of Dariep,"
by DIR. o. NJ. Wo2encraft, is a continuation
OF an interesting personal experience.
90 Padre Rome" relates to one OF the Mis-
sion Fathers in the pioneer days OF the
Spaniards in California. "49 and 0
reaches its twenty-fourth chapter in this
number. "Schemes to Annex the Sand
wich Islands" is a paper by James
O'Meara, a w~ell-known member OF the
! California editorial fraternity. John s.
Hittell appears in an article entitled
" Close the University" in which he
claims that q 13-years' experience has
| proven that institution to be a failure.
| The "~Outcroppings" are as usual very in
teresting, and the pages devoted to Sci
| ence and Industry" contain much that
is instructive. The yearly subscription
| price of the Californian is 81 single
numbers 50 cents. and is to be had Of all
booksellers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-25

Martin Farrell was yesterday en- route
for Ruby Hill. A short distance above
he was allowed to board the cars Of
the Ruby Hill road. He had just got in
position when a sudden jerk or lurch Of
the train threw him out. He struck vio-
lently on his head and neck. He was con-
veyed to the County Hospital and DR.. Todd
sent for. The patient was found to be
paralyzed from the shoulders down. the
result OF conclusion of the spine. II there
is nothing worse than simple conclusion
he will get we'll, otherwise be likely to die.
The unfortunate man had been employed
on the new railroad, but concluded to go
to Ruby Hill in search Of q better job.
He is a native of Norwich, Connecticut,
aged about 80 years. No blame can attach
to the train men in connection with the
accident.