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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the books OF Reg.
istfation for this General Election 70 he held
November :, 1852, for the election OF state,
County and Township Officers. are aow open.
and wiz remain open daily on all legal days
from 10 O'Clock A. v. 70 O'Clock =. NJ, until
October TO- lse2, AID from October 10, 1889, to
Octobe 20, 1852. from TO % o'clock, ?. NJ, IN
addition 10 the hours heretofore mentioned, at
which time the books for registration will close
az O'Clock n. haturalized eitizen VIII 10
required = produce then papers AT the tihie
they present themselves for registration
A. GfNTX,
Registry Agent OF Precinct No. "a, Humboldt
county, Nevada.
Spring City, July %, 1889. vi
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TIE SUBSCRIPTION BOOK

VIII be cpen until the LIST day OF December
1881. at the office o. tins Secretary, X ".
WOOD.
The Tsustses will not call in over Il per cent.
Of the subscription per month. Ths nrst eau
Will not be made f5r a month or two. Ina the
me antime the Trustees will thoroughly post
thomsglgos az 10 the Necessary and best ma
lh.nefy, and otherwise na IRE their plans.
After q dep.h OF bO0 ieet Is attaiaed, u Is
nroyided by statute that the county shall pay
3nt oil the General Fnnd two dollars foot for
each additional foJt
NE hope that no business man IN the county
viii fail 10 sab seri0s. They can do 50 by APP
.Isine TO the Secretary, in person or By letter
Correspondence with Artesian Wen bOrers
snhcired.
J. GERMAN, President
l.. L. REGARD Vice President
FRANK NAl;AMORE, Treasurer.
Il. ". WOOD, secretary.
winreInucca, November /, 1851. 4
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ID. Al. EAShEAA..
no WHISTLE AGENT. e. P.R. II.
TOWN LOIS E02 SALE 0R LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots Ia the town Of Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all application for the same
dressed q the undeFs g,r,ed at San Francisco
At the G. I. Il. X. Office where they viii receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to the CON.
pany, withoUe having bought or leased the seme'
r. also notified to attend TO the matter without
delay eEd avoid trouble.
nolg ID. III HASKELL
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TICKET FOR STATE OFFICERS
CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE,

To be voted for at the General Election on No.
vember 7, 1852, and for the appointment Of a
State G. sntral Committee and the transaction
OF uch Other business as may properly come
before the Convention.
TIE Convention will be composed on One
Hundred and Eleven Delegates, which are APP
portioned among the several counties OF the
state as follows:
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n = = y = = n E"
rraesseal Watois AMI Clock Maker, in TIE ''Oid
fostosiice B.ila.ns," Bridge street, "inne-
Elucca
viii g.ss prompt attention 70 the hetaifins ei
ysAtcnes ClocAs and .ewery.
All woriA guaranteed.
ordersfrom abroad viii receive prompt at
ts,.tsoa Liyi9tf
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DRUG STORE.

just received from tho East, complete
stock of Humphreys Homeopathic Medicines
Sold strictly at San Francisco prices
tp3-u &C. McALpI
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NEVADA. ARTEsIAN WE'LL
Abundant Supply Of Water

From Artesian Wells in this county. 1t is an
Experiment that no one or half dozen persons
wish to undertake themselves, ON account OF
the expense and hazard, but ali are directly IN
terssted in tn test. 1t it shall prove to be a
SUCCESS, the benefits will be IncaicuiaDle To the
sEbole county. LII all the farmers, stock-men
md business men OF this county will take a few
shares, the enterprise can proceed; and II 1t
Z Juld be fai ure, the pecuniary loss would be
Ia by no one.
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DR.. SPIN N Il 7
NO. m E.EaRNY STREET.
~or.ats AL Cir0nie and Special d.
hcascs.
yO NC w EN-

Y0UN EsEN
wuo MAY BE SUFFERING from TIE
o,feeta OF youthful folles or iadiscrction, viii
A. MI to avail themselves Of this, the greatest
h,or' eyer laid at the altar OF suffering hUinani
VI nR. srINNEY viii guarantee 70 forfeit
s2oo tor every ease q seminal Weakness or pri'
y,te disease a. any kind or character which ne
undertakes and fails - cure.
MEDJLG.ACGD MIN.
There ore ilsaHy ~ the age al tarty TO sixty
nho ere troubled with too frequent excavations
~ tf.e htcAder. often accompanied Nltn shght
a,aaytinc or burning sensation aud weakening
al bhe system ia 9 manner the patient can not
aeeount Tor. on examining the urinary depeS-
It's ropy sediment viii often be found, anu
s6metIl..s, small particles OF aloumen viii up
tssar or the color win be OF thin inil,-ish hue,
fy;,ii ,rhaneing 10 q dark and torpid appear
aisce There are many men VINO Gis % lass al
fcalty. ignorant 81 the ealse, when = Inc sec
ond sac of scni0al weakness. Dr. D VIII
saiafaftsc q t,effes. cure N al soso CASES and q
healthy reservation o. the genito-uFinary or
gam. ca.
HON 10 toll A. n Consultation nee Ihcf-
0i1gh examination AID ady.ea, So
Call or address 49,
Dr.. SskSNE9, IL co..
no. II kearnv street, san Francisco.
T. g~For Private Disease 81 short stand
sae, a lall coarse Of medicines sufficient ioi a
eliTc. NTH al RESTRICTIONS, viii lie sent " any
.dress on receipt a so. bp-u
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rye.&lasses and speetacIes.

can al MoAIPIN's, at the i.agle Drug Sore.
Mi as estneut Of Eye-Ca ses, Spectacies AID
Gus %, 10 suit ali eyes cneap for cash
ieS II
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THE COMPANY PROPOSES

N, sink the first we'll at or near Winnemacca,
Nth view Of supplying this town and It's mills
,sish ar abundant supply OF water. II sach
ssipply shall To found, the stock VIII sell at a
rvguIium at once.
ms capf5al stock of the company is 100000.
afvied into
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Twenty Thousand Shares.
aF ONE DOLLAR EACH

II this whole stock is subscribed, it is conf
iently. be ieged that IL VIII noe pe necessary 10
ali in more than 70 per cent
II Is the desigp OF the company to
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JUDGES OF ELECTIONS:

JUDGES OF ELECTIONS:
Rebel Creek-H. H. MeColley, Frank Snapp
McDemit -Chas Mcconnell, W. o. B@ber.
BARTLETT Creek
Willow Point Asa Moore, Glen Crufcher.
Paradise h. H,o'Neal, B. H. Luther, C. a.
Nichols.
Mount Rose-D. McPheters, A. Gintz
Eden Valley james Farrell, f. L. Epler
Winnemueca-J. A. Hannah, c. A. LaGraye,
G. A. Krenkel.
Golconda-H Eastman. Charles Stevens.
Stone House Antoine Joseph
Pleasant Valley
Dun Glen Steve Thomas, Dick Granville,
" Denckla.
Min Citv-Peter Nooleock, J. +. Clark and
Robert Shade
Star-Peter Organ, William Woolcock.
'Inionville-H. Fellow {. Lark, John Nc
Clnre.
Spring Valley. r. Dunn, VIM Ruddle.
Sulphur - Rhoades.
Humboldt A. Blakeslee, - Barbec.
Rye Patch. l.. Duncan, T. VI. Howell
oreana-A Kaufman. L. n Carpenter.
Big Meadow. Reed. Ed. Asher, Vim. Pitt
The Judges named win Gil the Boald to three
when nee, ssary; and where no Judges are
named the voters will name them 1t the open
lag OF the polls.
The Judges will name the place for holding
the election IN their seserl precincts
RETURNS.
The Judges viii send in their returns 70 the
Secretary OF this COMMITTEES by the fret mail
alter the canvass OK the votes.
THE TEST required Of voters ~ the Prima-
ries IA, that he j., or Will be- qualiiicd voter
at the General Election on November eth. los2,
and that he will vote for the nominees Of the
Convention TO he held under this call.
By order Of the Democratic County Central
Committee OF humbJsdt County, Nevada
". LEWIS, Chairman.
y. NJ. FELLOWS, Secretary. jS22td
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fTnfiss indebted to ms viii please set,se np
usssf., July sJlh, 1852. :, .,,s
ie5sstds. i~''. L. = ao'
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COFFENS AND CAsKETs.

have iuft rccsiyed from San Francisco a.
lot OF elegant
EsU RIAL GAS ES.
Which can furnish at two hours notice, and
at SAN Francise0 prices. Also,
METALLIC CAsKETs.
An order given me at o'clock p. NJ can be
filled on the arrival OF the express train the
next day.
Common Collins made 10 order, on the shors-'
est notice.
GEO r. WALKER
Ninnemuccs, January "a, 1882 II
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THE Nome SEMINARY,
sAE jose, cAIEEOENIA.
Incorporated, 1884,
FOR xGLNG LADIES AND rsssEs.

TEUsIgKs
~. =. Thorn, NJ. D.. Geo. Rcop,
Benz Cry, N. d. Joha Reynolds,
J. Is. Grow, Judge j A. Moultrie.
q. w. Breyfogle, NJ d., J. w. wood,
ID. T. Bushnell, D. d., Prof Ira More,
Miles Hills
REFERENCES:
r. II. Pinkerton, NJ. b., Oakland;
&. T. Babb san Francisco;
Rev r. T. Munger, North Adams, Mass;
Judge A. L. rhodes, San Jose,
G. $. Hubbard, Chicago, III
Rev. H. NJ. Betts, Fond ,tu Lac, Wisconsin,;
H. y. Norton, san Jose, Cal;
birs. l.. '. TroHsdaie, wnnemucca, Nevada
Next Terim begias August 18th. IGSe.
ERMS or TUITION,
PER ouARgER or TEN vEeKs:
Academic Department. ...........Sl 90
Grammar Department. ................. ~ 90
intermediate Department. ............ 10 90
PRIMARY department.. .................. 90
f3' Board for school year--4o weeks, 5000 90
por particulars, address
MISS N. S. CASTLEMAN, PRINCIPAL
"a. iyf5
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rmssipn. Aversion T. Society Dimness II Wis
ion Noises In TIC Head, the vital huid passing
unohscrved IN the urine, and many other al
eeases that lead g. insanity and death.
Jar. TfNTsE wDi agree e. forfeit Five
Hundred 10itsfp for a case u this kind the
ygEAE. RESTORATIVE (uHder his special
advice and treatmcut) viii not eaIe, o. Tor any
thing impure or iuiuiiOns fond Ia H. la
MENTaE treats al Private Diseases success
hlily Without mercury. Consultation FREE.
Thorough examination and advice, Including
analysis of urine, e. 90 Price Of Vital Hel
sG0rafiye. So 90 a bottle; on four times the
quantity, $40 %; ssnt 70 any address upon
eeet u price, or q. .. d., secure from obserya-
ton and IN private name IL desired, by
4. a.. NfsTHE. -. d..
81 bearney street. saR EraHelseo, CaL
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE sent on apphca
ton by letter, stating symptoms sex and age
Communications esriotiy continental.
DIR. MfNTEG's KIDNEY REMEDY
sEyeiHETttt1 ". cures an kinds Of kidney
ana Bladder Complaints. eouorgh0ea, elect.
Leucorrhoea For sale by al druggists; IL %
bottle, sis bottles for e 90
Dp. WaATlS'S nANDEII0N FEAIss
arc the ttHt and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
Blii0Ea cure ia the market For ssla by al
Druggists. d1S-ti
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nrxr CUWVCD STATE
/
-, .~ ,,-.rcD, D,,p
Is Published every evening" except '1'''''
among mining and business people, ana us
of the day; and all matters of interest transpir'
ing in every section Of the country, ana all I'M
,.,rt,.,t a,fapts .hat ts,av hammer thrOux hOUt
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sENA Az LEAST 1000 FEET,

I.,iocnd necessary. After the first well is com
l1etsd,
other Wells viii BE SINK,
~ any point or points that may be deemed
advisable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-05

OF the SILVER STATE win embrace full and
faithful account Of the happenings of the town
and its surroundings, and viii contain careful
resume of everything that may be interesting
to the reading public
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II a never failing
Cure for Nervous
Debility, Exhausted
Vitality, Seminal
Weakness, SpeTnla.
torfhoca, 10 st
ANkaO0ls. ln.
potency, Para. i, els.
and all the terrible
effects 81 self-al,use,
Youthful Foliies,
AMI Excessos n
Natlirer years
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-24

SICK NEADACuE.-This complaint is the
result Of eating too mnch and cxcrtng too
little. In uinI cases out of ten the cause is
;hat the stomach was not able 10 digcst the
food last Introduced into it, either from its
having been unsuitable or excessive III uuan.
tity. y diet Of bread aud butter, with ripe
fruits or berries, with moderate, continuous
exercise in the open air, sufficient to keep
up Il gentle perSpiration, would cure almost
every casc in a short time. Two tablespoon
fuls Of powdered charcoal in halra glass of
water, and drank, generally give instant
relief. The above remedies may do in some.
but not in all cases. \ sovereign remedy
for this complaint is not easily found Sick
headache is periodical, and is the signal of
distress which the stomach puts up to in
form Us that there is an over ak kainc con-
diton Of its fluids that it needs natural
acid to restore TIE battery to its normal
working condition. When the first symp
toms Of a headache appear, take teaspoon
full Of lemon, just clear, fifteen minutes
before each meal, aud the same dose at
bedtime follow this up until all symptoms
arc passed, taking no other remedies, ana
you will soon be able to go free from your
nuisance.
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notorious scampS;" the Phiadcphia Times
Said That NA'r?2T was equally corrupt ani
incompctcnt;' the Nttion wrote down
" hipper IS a"politician of the lowest order
OF morals and intclliyonccj the New York
Times said that Whipper was "promincnt
negro politician who has been repeatedly
accused by men Of both parties with frauds
on the Treasury, aud who WAS publicly
charged by Governor Chamberlain with
being dishonest aud Incapable" Nearly
every respectable newspaper in ths country
spoke in the same strain. Indeed, it did
not admit of denial that Whippcr was bo'h
ignorant aud corrupt, 4 drunken gambler of
tire tfostvu 1slsis.n=ss==,i..-
tlon as Circuit Judge, under the pressure of
IL. Is. Elliott and others, wss denounced trom
one end Of the Uniln to the other, is now,
seven years later. deliberately elected by the
coioredpcoplc of Beaufort County to the posi-.
ton ofProbatc Judge. If, as Elliott said, the
RcpublicauiSm of the members ofthc South
Carolina Legislature was to be measured by
their votes for Moses aud Cor Whippcr as
Circuit judges, VIC have 4 ri -ht to say that
the fitness of the colorel people of Beaufort
10 vote at elections, and to elect public Off
GERS is measured by their selection Of Hast
ings Can't as a member Of the Legislature
and OF w. j. Whippor as Probate Judge
The conclusion to which we arc forced is
that the color>d people generally have 40
higher sense Of their responsibility than
they had fourteen years ago Consequently
the lang glr is as great as it Was then-whcrc
ever and whenever the coiorcd people have
the power to elect the caud datas of their
choice. 1t is left TO US to hope that the
rising generation OF coiored people will have
a kGcncr understanding Of their duty to
themselves and to the State, but wih the
present body Of co!orcd vo.crs, in general,
the absence Of moral tone aud the inajilit Y
t. understand that an honest mam is more
worthy oftrusc than thief is as CONSPICUOUS
aS 1t was when negro rule in South Car.
olina was complete. This is the lesson
tausl. he country by the Beaufort election
! Ncy"o SH@rUyc; IS u fajiurc. Tho white
pcoplo mus: retain control OF the State, for
their own sake and for the sake of tho col
orcd peoplo. Whether 4 mljority or mi.
nority, the white people. with their culorcd
allies, must rule, or the State will have as
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post correctly
'''''''' ''''s'''' ''''.''s ''..'". ~. {
PARISH c. FURMAM.

The Orangchurg Times anil Democrat says
II ID. White. candidate on the late Grecnback
Radical ticket for Lieutenant. Governor, and who
is now on an excursion up Salt River. has been
engaged to design and construct n monument TO
commemorate the sudden death of that party on
last Tuesday. The style cf the monument has
not been decided upon, but very likely it will be
a group representing }. II. McLane and w. w.
Russell rondlng 'niggcr" babies. or caresslng
colorcd damsels. Either would be appropriate.
RALEIGH, n. c., November l3.
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NUMBER AZ.
FURMAN 9 FORMULA.

I wr;,o vo,, =. .,,
manner in whi,h .,,,', r. ',"'.'c.
,o mvs.,ri, r,, .r,.:, ~,
Furm,, r,r,H -, r,,,.,1 y
cIus;o, ,rr;.,l ,,r,a:,,;, o''' Wv >O
ro,,o, in ,.,,,,o...,. ..,:,I' -, "' ,',,
mans ro,,,,,, " ,l,,. -
h,nls or o,,,,r, ,il,
r,;,uro ,,.. .rr
circumstances c,,I .,..., :,
,ho n,h,;o D.,
enco, and c;vc ,ho r.s,n. .,,;.h :.
is based
II j. an oil s,,;,, an, ,:,.
there is much philosophy aud more truth,
that there is more in the man than there
is in the land,'' anl this saw would seem to
bear you out in your conclusions.
Take two mcu with equal ADVANTAGES
Of soil, capital and education, Ill d start them
TO farming, aud the cue will grow rich and
prosper while the other is sold cut by the
sheriff and starvcs, This is true Of men in
every calling in life, and Jet that it is so
should be no dsparagcmcnt upon any sys
tenn or method that, properly pursued ana
carried out, is CERTAIN road to SUCCESS, as
when troll with caution and intelligence.
Even with system, the inevitable re.
suit OF which is perfect success, if perfectly
applied. few arrive a: :hat perfection ; but,
nevertheless, every attempt to reach per.
lection brings about growth aud develop
ment, and as a certain resultant, and au
amount either greater or less Of improves
h'eh' IN methods ani results.
II may be that not many Of the farmers
VINO read MI David DicSson's book aud
adopted h's sj";cm referred to by you, were
us successful rs Nj Dickson; but the fact is
o"c9Htrovcrtei shat the SyS.cm OF cu.tiva-
'oh a"'Vca'ed and introduced by Mr.. Dick
son mas oeen generally adopted by i"tel'i-
5c"' farmers throughout the south, ard
mas c9As'"U'Gd an i@|ortaut iac;Cr in what
| LITTLE Irvclunmcnt wr Inv, h,J :, o,,,, .,.r;
m %
'"''"'"' HI't''S'S' lhc system WhIch L
have aduptcd and advocate (car with m,
! :, , .,.>.
I al
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LYNCHING IN MISSISSIPPI Memphis Novem-
Der l3-A Columbus, Miss, special says: Last
Monday evenngnear Bigbee Valley, about TWEEN
,y miles below here, Miss Pare, n white woman, ,
was outraged aud murdered by a negro. Her
body was found in Ghc woods, near the road, with
her skull fractured. The murderer was captur-
ci, examined and committed to Jail lie escap-
ell and was recaptured, aud On Thursday night
was taken from the custody of the justice VI the
peace by u mob Of forty and hanged
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a HERO IN TIE SIGNAL SERVICE
Washington, November 17.-Gcn. Ha~.
zen, chief signal officer Of the army, has is
sued the following general order:
The chief signal officer invites attention
to the conduct of Sergeant Michael McGau-
ran Of this corps at Pensacola Fla, during
the past season when yellow fever visited
that city. In the face Of an epidemic which
unncrves the bravcst men Sergeant McGau.
ran attended promptly and quietly to his
station duties, asked neither favor change,
additional help nor re lief, but maintained
an unbrokcn sc ries Of observations which
are of great value in the study OF the de.
velopmcnt and progress of the epidemic.
His faithfulness under these trying circum
stances entities him to public commcndation
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CABBAGE SALAD.-To dish ofchopped
Cabbage, four teaspoons Of celery seed or
one bunch of celery Pa, in bowl, yolks
of two eggs, one teaspoon of sugar, one
teaspoon of butter, one teaspoon of pepper,
one teaspoon of salt, one teaspoon of made
mustard, onChalf tcacup OF vinegar. Set
the bowl into hot water, stir carefully until
it beSius to thicken. Let it get ccld.
Pour over the cabbage. If it does not
moistcn it enough put in little more vim.
egar.
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There is not a vessel at Mobile for cotton and
none on the way. 1t is said that the city is los
ing her cotton trade, which is gra:i,alins 10
New Orleans.
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counters wake the echo aud anything
first class Store call synonymousy,
THE NAME OF FLYNN
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Salt for,the Throat.

In these DAYS when disease OF the
throat are so universally prevalent, and
In so many cases fatal, We feel it our
duty to ssy word in behalf of most
effectual. if not positive cure for sore
throat For many years past, indeed, we
may say during the whole of q life OF
more than forty years, we have been
subject to adry hacking cough, which
is not only distressing to ourselves, but
to our friends and those with whom we
are brought into business contact. Il Last
fall we were induced TO try what virtue
there was in common salt. We com
menced by, using it three times day
morning, noon and night We dissolv-
ed large tablespoonful of pure table
salt in about half a small tumbler-full
of water With this we gar9led the
throat mostthoroughly just before meal
time. The result has been that during
the entire winter we were not only, free
from coughs and cold, but the dry hack
ing cough has entirely disappeared. We
attribute these satisfactory results solely
to the use Of salt gargles and most cor
daily recommend atrial Of it to those
who are subject to disease of the throat
Many persons who have never tried the
salt gargle have the impression that it Is
unpleasant, but after few days use nc
person who loves a nice clean mouth
and fret rate sharpener Of the appe.
tite, will abandon it. a*
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A Beautiful Thought.

Ashes, after being thrown out, may
he covered. over with snow, so that they
are completely hidden from view, and
the spot looks as pure and beautiful as
if they were not there; hi, in the Spring,
when the crystal covering is gone, the
ashes appear again, and are not pleas
ant to look upon. 'Tis the same way
with mans character. He may cover
it for time, carefully keeping all his
sins from view, under the shield of fine
clothing, money and good family con-
uections, but when he comes in contact
with the world everything is seen in Its
true light at the proper time. There is
nothing particularly new or beautiful
about this idea, but the thought sngges-
ted itself yesterday morning when the
head OF the family instructed usto empty
some of the ashes aforesaid. 1t was q
mighty cold morning, and we didn't feel
like walking in the snow, so TO save
time-which is money-we dumped the
cinders in the snow only few feet from
the door. We supposed they we're well
covered, but it was subsequently, devel-
oped that they were not, and it was
while shoveling them up that the beauti
ful thought came to u.s. OH City Der.
,;rL - '. q a'.'tf'-
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Variations OF the Human Body.

The human body is longer on rising
in the morning than at any other time
during. the day. The reason is that the
muscles are relaxed, and the pressure,
incident to a sleeping posture. helps to
spread them out There is considera-
BILE decrease in height from long stand
ing. Our shop girls are thus stunted
and partially deformed sfren beinglon
their feet all day--a cruel and savage
outrage. The SQUAT forms of many for
eigners come from being Learned, while
too young, to stand on chairs, and thus
walk while the muscles are tender. The
mothers do this that they may work in
the fields or at home without hindrence.
Prof. Martel, foreign savant, tells how
the French peasants escape conscription.
They refrain from going to bed for two
or three nights, walk much with baes OF
sand on their shoulders, and diminish
their height so as to he under the regu-
lation limit. The effect, of course, is
bad for their health, but better that than
be butchered. ,a's.l.ei.s