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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

Failing

~
That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
B1TrERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifies and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON B1TTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
ao3 S. Paca ST., Baltimore.
Nov. az, 1881.
Twas great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and for several
weeks could eat nothing and
was growing weaker every
day. I tried Browns Iron
Bitters, and am happy to say
I now have good appetite,
and am getting stronger.
Jos. McCAwLEY.
Browns IRON BITTERs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no injurious eff
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

''HE 1Urz TRANsPos1NG
0 r G. A N.
Is especially adapted to the wants of those who
are unable to go through course of musical nstruc
ton
Every one can become his
OWN INSTRU CTOR!
tits like any other organ in construction and ap
pearance but
TRANSPOSES MECHANICALLY.
It is not an automatic organ nor an orguinette but
A Regular
CHURCH, PARLOR, CHAPEA
AND
CONCERT ORGAN.
Prices to suit all classes from SIS to $500
~ Send for Catalogue.
Manufactured by
]. A. LUTZ & co.
june24 Tyr CHURCHVILLE. VA
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

NOTICE. have for Sale Oh moderate terms pas
~ ture lots and woodland within half mile
OF the city limits. Also cottage property on Main
adjoining glounds of Institution for D.. d.
THOS D.:RANSON.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

SoMETHING ABOUT PANCAKEs.-Some
people suppose that pancakes are always
unheaathful, but I think, if we'll made,
they are more wholesome than either sour
or heavy bread. It is often said that they
are just as good without as with eggs, but
DOM think so. Made without eggs, they
are very apt TO be very ''soggy" as they
cool, OF tee thick to be enjoyable. When
eggs are plentiful, allow one egg to each
'wetting," usually sour milk or sour but
termilk. When really sour, milk does not
keep increasing in soGrness, though it soon
becomes bitter. Each cup of really sour
milk or buttermilk, require half level
teaspoonful Of soda carefully dissolved be-
fore mixing it with the batter. White
flour alone is not so good as genuine gra-
ham, or part corn-meal (well scalded),
and part white flour. Old bread soaked
in sweet milk, OF in sour milk with the
soda added, or cold hominy, or Indian
mush, all work into good pancakes. Make
the batter just thin enough to spread easily
upon the gridle, when dropped from the
spoon. Grease the griddle lightly, and
avoid ''smudge. "-F. E. r. IN american
for May.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

u LAREE BITTERs,
STRICTLY FRENCH PREPARATION.
FOR THE CURE OF
Diseased Liver and Kidneys Bilious Diseases, Dy-
spepsia, Indigestion Constipation, Cholera Cholera
Msrbus, Collie, Cramps, rheumatism Headache,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Dysentery.
nary Organs, and all Diseases peculiar to Females
Thousands OF testimonials have been furnished
for the Cure of the above Diseases:
J. II. GOODWIN, Proprietor
No. 100 Franklin Street, BALTIMORE
mar i0-1y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

dnOn PER WEEK can be made In any locaiftv.
db;0U Something entirely new fer Agents IS outfit
free. g. W. INGRAHAM CO., Boston, Mass
Maylek
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

CHEAP HARVEST DRINK.-To those en-.
gagged in harvesting and other occupations
tending to create thirst, we recommend
the following preparation, which makes a
very palatable and healthful drink in hot
weather: Take IL gallons of water, 20 lbs.
OF honey and six eggs-using the whites
Only. Let these boil one hour, then add
cinnamon, ginger, cloves, mace and lit
tie rosemary. When cold add 1 spoonful
of yeast from the brewer Stir it well, and
in twenty-four hours it will be good.
ALTERNATE FRUIT GRowERs.-A cor
respondent asks if there is no remedy for
the alienation of fruitfulness and barren
ness. The use OF good fertilizers such as
compost of wood-ashes and muck will give
the trees sufficient vitality to bear moder-
ately if not literally each year. Apply
this top dressing in autumn. Pasturing
hogs in orchards is also of incaleulable
benefit. They rid them of insects, keep
the land loose and well fortified by their
roofing and excrement.
PRESERVING FRUIT.-Extracted heney.
instead of sugar, is superior in every re-
spect for preserving fruit. It is not apt to
sour and require second boiling. Pick the
fruit, wash it and drain off the water /:
then place it in large kettle or pan and
add one-third as much honey as there is
fruit, boiling it until the taste of the honey
has evaporated.
PREsERvEs.-Fruit may be preserved |
with honey by putting the fruit first in the |
can, then pouring honey over it, and seal |
air-tight; when the honey is poured from
the fruit it will have the flavor and an
pearance OF jelly, making a delicious
dessert.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-07

@idsubain mar BON bret Seiten gu um
seben, bic ild BON einem hcten eilernsn
Sitter umihlDfen fanben, cehen rer9rl=
bete @pieen wie sldn3enbe goloene Triidte
oper Blatbeu aus benz @'riin ieiner Balhe
uno Bdume beruprleud)teten Nuf Der
5Sbe mar es Der Wes, tpelder ben part
tbel oe8 @artens BON benz fretlle9enoen
@idwdloden trennte, no rcr Sabrsn oas
Oueu ifattsefunoen. bas einen 10 traSt'
iden Nusaans genomnlen unc ben eisent<
lihen Besiun oes 2ebensroman8 Der Wut=
ter Seanne's sebiloet bate. Dem uier
oes Tiuiies sntlaus lief bic ,weite brei1ere
uno 5auptpertetrsifrabe uno elm iauft an=
iteisenber Wes, bic beioen Straben nit
chamber perbinoeno, idumte bic brittle
5eite Der arcben 8egeuns ein. Maiten
bate suera bic SSbs bstreten 6ier lab
er ieoph nidts ais oie oidten Baunlmai=
fen ces Barfes unb bic tIeiue pfcrte ces
@itters, an beren 5dlcB bic 61no oes
SHUTTERS insrimnlis bod persstld, rit>
telts. ytun ities er ben Wes mad benz
JtuiIs binab uns baIo Sffaete lih ieineul
iuhenoen Did bus 3rhn oes @artens.
Sn Der Terne lab er bic elesante 8lda
nit ibrem rotbueiben scnnenoah iiber
Der Yeranoa. umseben bon isrea. in bun=
ter 6arbenpradt pransenpen Btumenrar=
terres, &cniferen uno anoeren ieltenen
8dumen uno 5trdudern. iowie ben mad
benz 6auie ,u ipmmetriid auf]epaan,ten
midtissn &iibelsemdhien. Dod aud
bier mar teine 5pur eines lebenoen We.
iens 3u entoeden. 60 lanse ale mSalid,
perweilte er bort, ben itaunencen, laut uuo
lebenb;s iih freuenoen ainoern alles MSs=
lide uno unmSStide 3eieeno uno eriliz
renb, babel nit iharfen Blifen ben Gar.
ten ourhlpdbsno. ,@ein Tbuu mar leioer
ppllfdnpis peraebens, er iab nidt mas er
iudtc, uno in ieinen 9offnunsen bereits
febr beratssitimmt, iebte er ieinen Wes
mad ber 6iuBisite Der Yilla fort.
(ffort5ehurd fplotl
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8ssos Silt esee Sonic befSrbsrt bic
Berbaune.
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Graftu6 Neeo.

Das srObte NSbtllaaer bsr
Staet III pasieniss pes 6srrn 8. &ab.
MObsl aatr Nrt ane bafslbf In srSbter
auswabl gu ben nisbrisaen prsilen ,u
tabsn une in Der 1tat fann ieber Sc.
ihmad bsfrieoist wsrben. Yarlor. unb
Shlafjimmsr.Ssts fauft man bti 5errn
y. Nsso 3u Gabrifprsilen, oa er ieine MS.
bel brett aus ben srSbtsn Gatrilen bes
eanees bs,tsbt. 5err Nesb bat auber.
benz sinen srcbsn 8orratb BON 1sppi&en
unb Wattsn unb alien In bieles s5aet elm.
iHlaatno,n Daaren. Wer M5tei iraenb
iusldsr urt 8ebrau&t, t5ut wotl, R& an
5srrn Nssb 5u wenotn. Scm @emSbn.
lthlftn bic 5um Ausrftinltsn unb 1teusr=
fen IL Maes In fsinem Stort ,u Hne.n.
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Ser rmSiiI1e Y1bel unS feline Spfer.

ueber sic acknowledgment unb Die
beltialif9en @rauiamfeiten bes Yobels
in SubruBlanb perORentli6t bic Son=
boner vSimes" einen baarf ffraubenoen
Beri6t. Na9 elngaben bes Zines
Gorrelponbenten iinb biele Ierfolgun=
gen 10 blutige, baB 1ie voie @obbeiten
unb @9anotbaten ser f6limmfen Sage
Ser Commune uno Die barbaril9en
S6reden tpdbrenb Der &riegsberbe beerur'
gen bes Mittelalters, tpie aud Die biel=
beipro9enen bulsarii6en grduel in
S9atten i1etlen." 9ie 2iite bieIer
Gepalttbdtigfeiten erfredt lid) iiber Die
3eit bonn Npril big 9esember uno giebt
8ei1piele bon Nufrubr, 56dnoung,
Moro, 8ranbitiftung, pliinoerung unb
3erltDrung, Die ipdbreno oerIelben in
16O Stdbten un6 O6rfern, bon tpel9en
45 i'm iiioli6en &uBlano gelegen fine,
itattgefunoen baben, no aQein % ST.
mproungen bon Mdnnern, Trauen unb
Ginbern unb ni6t tpeniger als 225
Gepalttbdtigfeiten an Srauen periibt
tuoroen iinb, unter benen II ben SOB
5ur 6olge batten.
llno mod ieien, i6reibt Der Gorreipon=
bent, slnsei6en porbanoen, oaB III Dem
laufenoen Sabre bieien abi6euli6en
Terbre6en unb Grebeltbaten ginbalt
gel6eben tpirb. OieIer 8eri9t fat in
2onoon 10 groBen ginbrud berporge=
rufen, baB ii6 6er befannte Ybilan=
tbrop Sbaftesburp uno ber grjbii6of
bon Canterbury an Die Spite zines
Gomites sur nnterftibuns Der berfols~
ten Suoen ftelten. 9ie europdiIGsn
8roBnd6te MAIDEN li6 gu Miti6ulbi=
gen oes wiitbenben unb berfommenen
pobels, 'penn fie, anfatt enersiib ein=
rubig suieben, ipie 9auIenbe
bon unfbuloigen Meni1en beraubt,
miBbanoelt, oemartert ober bingemiirgt
tperoen. gBo bleibt geseniiber bielen
Slnttbaten Der bielgeriibmte Tortidritt |
unieres fogenannten vauigefldrten
Sabrbunberts?"
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9en Seimbern bes Marbiaras in 0ep
Srlean3

et1pfeblen mir fir ettpaige Ginfdufe
bon Sutpelen bas felt 1849 etablirte
8el9dft bes 9errn s. 2ilientb al
:yto. 95 Canal Strabe, gan5 ausoriid=
LID. 9err 2ilientbal bat elm groBes
3ager BON Sumelen, lbren, @ilber
uno 1ilberplatirten Waaren, 8rilen &C..
uno perfauft su railonablen BreiIen.
Sem Guf ein loliOes, reeues @e16dft
gu betreiben 1T tpoblperoient uno tpobl=
bbegrlinoet uno fann man linn bas groBte
Wertrauen entgegen6ringen.
1O,L, ,tup2W}
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(Gcrtfesuns folst.

0arum 70 totftanseriids Deil Du
sin eetsimes 9eib balt, m.ldss burH H.
enbs esbensweile berbttssflbrt tporeen III;
ais ob niht 2aulsnoe boran sslliteu bdtten
uno bur& bic wabrbait waububar une
bod 70 einfah natiirlih mtrtsnpe Anake.
sis baron ssbsilt porben tpdrsn. So IL
bas untriDlite @ittel sessn 3dmprrtui-
bal. gefdmerpsn. Sein nispielnt(dsr Sn.
bait sslanSt 3ur Dirtuns, wabreae ,s Ha
an Der letosnbsn Stells ernsidt. Die
Anakesis III In aleu- Mpotbstsn su taben.
Yreis $1.00 Yr0ben frei. Granco 3us..
f&idt burh .. Neufapttr & Co., grr
3946, Nem gort.
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(aEorresuondemy, ga @ronoe. Ndt

(gmrespoudemz.) 2u Grange. Tinf-
malbunberttauienb Eeufel fiho 3war nidt
sefa0en, aber fiinfmalbunberttauienb &e-
senidauer iider! llnb 5mar 70 lider, ,oa6
mir es ecd enblid serne leben wiirben,
wenn bic 100000 Eeufel ben @ott Blu.
pius bclen warbsn. 8erlansen sic ba
nod, baB Sbre Gcrresppnbenten aus benz
9unbe Sbnen Brieie idreiben cber ieben
Sic, 9err Nebafteur, poraus, baB Cor
reSponbenten ben observation-disclosures
jeet 10 baben, eaB fe Maes eber tbun
mSdten, als 3eitunssberidte su fdreibeu.
Woruber icllen iie aud idreiben. Seber
perninftise Wenih fiet jeet wie ein 6am
ifer i'm Bau uno aus oem 0anbe befcmmt
man ielten 5emano, Der am @nce einise
Neuisfeiten baben fSnnte, gu @eiidt.
Da fSnnen mir benn al 70 rubis unieren
Binteridlaf balten unb marten Bic Der
Simmel wieber la9t unb Der Spnnens
idein bic @ese fpieber paiiirbar aes
ntadt bat.-5n eer 9edbe bon Ga @ranae
am 6isb= 5ia Greef, bort mo- bas gabn-
bett Der Giienbabn aus benz 6ellen berz
ausseiprenst wprpen 1T, bat Elm Berg
rutid itattsefunoen, wopurd oaS @eleile
Der Babn uerldiittet ipurbe. gine sroee
anSabl Grbelter maAte ii4 iofort baran,
ben Sdacen su repariren unb mad einem
balben Gage mar bic Babn wieber I'M
Setrleb. Oiit ben Poiten iiebt es id,au=
erli4 aus uno 5ipar ideint bic SauYt.
i9ulc an Der unrsselmdBisteit an Der
Columbus Pclfcffice su liesen. Die ge>
i&werpen mebren iih BON Sag gu Gag
uno icll es mlid gar nidt wunoern, penn
iolAe balcisit beim Depart.ment einses
reiat werben. Die srOBte unreselmd=
bisfeit erfabren bic BON Gan Nntcnio
fcmmenben Yoltiahen. = 6err 5. $
6ilpebranot, ber 8eoatteur bes ga
@ranse Scurnul" bat iia nit 6rGulein
WfcDaniels bon Columbus perbeiratbet.
Serr Sileebrunet 1T Elm duBerlt pDpuld.
rer lunSer Wann, benz mir alfes Slid
nanlden! = vllnier 6rib." b. 3. Trit
StreItbofi bat in ieinenl Gallon ober piel<
mehr iiter bemielben einen Bilarbz Bar.
lcr erSfinet, pte er elesanter 70 leidt nidh
Sefunben weroen oarfte. 9luS benz unite,
rem Gallon fibrt cine Wenbeltreppe mad
Sten, welde elm erif SOr 8ursem bier Elm.
sewanoerter gautiidler erbaut bat. Der-
ielbe peroient fir feline ausseseidnete
arbeit a1es Sob unb errest bur& feline
SrcBe @eididlidfeit uno CUTE 9eiitunsen
allsemeines Grltaunen. - DIM Wontaa
ben 6. CAB es aud in 9isb= 9ia SOd3eit; ;
Qerr TbeobOr Qelmeamp psn bier uurbe
bort Der Icdter beS 6errn 2ebrer Stiirfe
onsetraut. Der Brdutisant III elm Scbn
bes berabmter gluffer w8aobins" 9elme
camp. 9er3liden @ladpunid. a.
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= Die llnsenirtbelt per reiienben
Sdaufpieler, bic uuf Der atbemloisn Saso
mad @olo nit eineln WfuiterfSfierden
scu Stolen san3e 2dnber burdsieben, lit
taum jenals 10 biillenlos unb bdslid
berporsetreten, wie in fclsenoent Worr
bon Sarab gernbarot, oas lie aber bic
Yetersturser arititer sedubert bat
Mi4 wunbern bieie Gritifer, meId,
mein Spiel analpiiren unb balb ci.ies,
balo jenes ni4t fiir gut finben. Wlein
Talent 1T BON ber Welt, ber aansen yelt
anerfannt tporben unb id bin nidt bess
balls mad RuBlanb sefomm, nm baS ur.
tbeil Der sanien Welt eurd saS llrtbeil
@ublano's beltdtisen gu laGen, ionbern
INT @elb einjunebmen. gddts
mebr uno nidts meniser. Sd mcllte
@elo einnebmen uno babe es einsenom.
men. Webr babe i'd ni6t nStbis1. -
Statt Sarab Bernbarbt fam man aud
ben Namen irgenb elmer beutiden Stint.
lersrSBe rndunliden ober weibliden Ge-
I4ledts ieeen uno es ltimmt aud.
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1857 @tmin1t I'M Bsiraet psn $IlO, 400
DH- Infrastn fur Mssntsn, fowie Staten fSr
Glubs tonnen nur In Der SfHee In Rtp> Srltans
ssmatt nptrtsn.
Wtssn Snfermation pb. 0s1sIunasn ftretts man
an Wt. u. Daupbin,
Stem Srledns &c
gbwarb wppre. Nssnt, Gde SsuItun II. Qeeauia
Strabt, Gan Nntpnio.
Ndbrss srfdtrt man BEL Grnl RiI&e,
sessndbsr Der Voaolfes, Gan antunto.
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La. ST..

Dt Soa'na"" Olao1eIoIIetR III DIE etn3t8s, Die
BON BEN 8olte enbofflrt wurbe
0OutIta1ta State Qpttern Gp.
Di.fts Snflliut wurbe int SABRE 1858 fir Gr.
tebanse> unb Dotlttdtisftits 8Ue6e BON bsr
SiaatslesisIatur eefeb!id ineOrporirt NIT etnem
8apital BON 81 100000, su nelhsm Ee feitbsr
.intn @sfsrssfonb son $3.50 900 einsussfist bat.
Ourh ein ubsrf&wsnslides. gatum rurben isre
Rsdts Elm Z9sil bsr sessawi.tisen Staatstpn.
itltatien,. anssnOmmen am 2. December 1879.
S6re sroBen 3tebuneen BON einaelmeu
Numnern Rnben monatliH ftatt. Ni,mals wtrt
cine 3ietuns rerfhsben. Wan Iefe na6fOIserts
@reiSssrtbtunD.
Grobe monatli&e 3isbuns Der
Classe 3
tn HtD Or!sane Dienilas ben Ia. 5ebruar 1882.
aue unfsrt fdnfiieen 9itbuneen Hnben ltatt untsr
auf7di unb 9stluns Der @enerdle
8. o. 8eanrfgatd ysu Yhniseana nud
gnhaf g. Garlgnsu Tireinien.
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ad bas wursn {&Sme @tunben.

N@ cas waren fGSne @tunbtn. afs
Id gum sraen Mal SOZODONT &C..
brauht uab bas ansenebme Arcma I'm
Nunoe futlte, unb als ID por ben Spie.
gel trat unO iat uie BON Gag gu das msin
3atmfei& rcfssr. msint .3abns f&oner
wurbtn. SD weree ME auf96rtn bas.
lslbs su sebrau&tn. Gae Drosiifsn psr'
taufen 20.
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= als bas Staatsfrei6 -&eicript
3aiier 8ilbelms bonn 4. sSanuar ers
i9ien, ba tparen Stpei Stu6enten=Ner=
cine Die griten, ipel6e Dem ssiirHen
Bismard oasu gratulirten. 9ieier
gorfaa beranlabte bas folgenoe i6one
Gebi6t i'm 8erliner vl1lr:
uSas Wort, bas aus bes RaiIers Ml,nbe
W}it tiefgeitimmtem griiite brana-
Us tpedte in Der tpeiten Gunbe
Man6 feltiam bumpfen g6oflana.
Oas 1T Der Gorge biiit're 9Belfe,
9ie li6 i'm Qtntlib gieler aeigt:
8erebt iit, mas man ipri9t i'm Golfe-
gereoter 1T, mas man peri6tpeigt.
Sod Of uns aud oes llrtbeils Stilnme
yli6t ianft unb f9mei6lerii6 umfoI't,
Sem 9an5ler mirb in ieoem Grimme
Gin itarfer nieberiagter Sroit:
Ob Wanner aud ibn tabeln f0nnten,
gfi6t ma6t es Sorge ibm unb 2eio,
Senn spei 8ereine bon-Gtubenten
grfldrten lire Danfbarfeit!
gBer miibte ni6t beI9dnt berfummen,
Wenn iol6es 3eugniB iparb entbuat?
Wer li6 gebiinoet ni9t bermunlmen
Dor bieiem libten pallasi9ilo?
Oes6ortf6ritts i6arfbeipebrteSipper1-
Sbr Mdnnerruf 1T S6aI unb S6aum:
Getpidt bat nur bas Wort bon 2ippen,
Oie nod umlpriebt Der erite Glaum.
Was ipre6t bon & otben Sbr, bon
9 S6maraen?-
Sbr Sbun 1T eitle Nidtigfeit:
Waildbdrten nur perlieb'n Die parsen
Das @ut polit'i6er Wi6tigfeit.
Drum mas aud Sabler ipre6en f6nnten
Sn ibres 8eiit's beipuBter &raft -
So 3nei Yereine bon Stuoenten
groriiden iebe @egneridaft!
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Gins. Genhnrn.

Sdretber, gde upn 3oufonz II. Nasarrc.
ltrass, emfteblt ftd Dem publitum BON
Gan Wntcnio gum Mnfsrtisen BON Serrens
&lsiounssitaden. Jernsr iternimmt er
oas 8sinteen uno 5arbsn setraeener
&leieer.
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(Detrott 5ree preb bonn Is. San.)

Se&9eimer Brcs. babsn luebsn elm Gar.
loab bon &eebs @ilt gess Sonic erbalten.
Otefer @rttfel perfaul fa febr RAID uno
10 ntub cs aud 1ein, bsnn ss III ptne ;3uei.
fel ber Bette Mrtitel ieiner Nrt, Der te Elm.
eefabrt wurbe, unb bat ntdt 1etnes @let.
dben. Sur bas Bette Watsrtal miro ~
Neebs Silt gDae Sonic perwauot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-30
us.osICAI LANnMARK.

A New York City exchange says ehere
is 4 great deal Of interest being shown
in the old Dutch Church, more generally
known to this generation as the bic
Postofice. in Nassau street, now that 1t
is being demolished. Business men, who
had never before taken the trouble to
consider that the old building was one OF
the most curious and interesting relies OF
the earlier days Of New York, now we
with one another in collecting keepsakes
from the debris LETT by the workmen.
The uncovering OF the ancient corner
stone, which has not yet been reached,
is looked forward TO with great interest,
and a crowd surrounds the spot. Among
those who watch the demolition OF this
historical landmark there are probably
some who wish that II could have been
kept intact for future generations to look
upon. hut probably the vast majority Of
New Workers think there is no room Il
the heart of the busiest city in Amerle'
for useless monuments Of antiquity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-30
ovsERyE THANKSGIVING.

Thanksgiving Day is a holiday or
holy.day, and should be universally OBJ
served by all the citizens OF the United
States as a religious duty. It is one OF
the crand old customs that, we trust,
will never fade away Handed down by
those old patriotswho made our coun'
trv to whose noble efforts we owe our
liberty. social progress and national well
fare. handed down side by side with
Declaration Day and other national holt
DAYS. it should be observed, and II only
out of respect to the memory OF the ION
cred dead. The fact that they cele-
hrated il and wished 1t to be a perpetuai
celebration of thanksgiving to the ou'
nreme Creator should demand our re-
susct and consideration. We have little,
If NV. sympathy with those who enter
our country for the enjoyment OF Its aa-
vantares O. liberty. freedom, social equal
;tv and education, and yet refuse to par
~tjcipste in or even respect the customs oil
the founders OF the country. 1t shows
at least. a lack of appreciation of that
which they considered the chief cause OF
our prosperity. We all (even Bob In
gsrsolu acknowledge the Supreme Be
ing's power and influence over US and 1t
is meet and right that one day out OF the
800 be set apart Tor special thanksgiving.
We hope to see the churches full tins
morning, as well as the restaurants IN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-30
A CRnnKEn %pRtACHER,

Beecher's escape from a verdict for
damages for a violation OF his contract
70 write the Life OF Jesus the Christ, "
as he had agreed in writing to do, was
through a legal teohnicality. There IS
no question that he made a written con.
tract which he did not fulfil. The point
upon which the case turned was whether
Beecher was formally notified, after ne
had delayed six years, that if he did not
go on with his work he would be respon-
sible for damages, It is a strange spec
taole to see a professed moral teacher
relying upon the technicalities of the law
to escape punishment for taking sl0,00 0
to do work which he did not do.
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No NEM CnTNrEwFEIrs.

An Eastern exchange says: 1t Is a Gu
rious fact that in the capture Of IS, $50, l24
of counterfeit money in the past year
there were no new counterfeit notes
upon the Treasury or National Bank
issues. 1t shows an overthrow OF the
combination OF skilful engravers, and
the better employment OF such tai
emit as was formerly at their beck
Although this is the first year
since the issue Of the national pa
per currency that an engraved counter
felt has not appeared, yet the fact does
not indicate that the counterfeiters have
not been active. On the contrary, there
are numerous counterfeit of silver dol
lars. and the manufacture OF small silver
coins has greatly increased. There were
335 persons arrested. but Of these only
l53 have gone to prison. One Of the
humors Of the enforcement OF the law is
the imposition of fines amounting to
$40. 600, 900, the returns from which
must maniiestly be ridiculous as oom'
pared with the assessments.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-30
SOIR GRAPES.

With the Mormons the ambition for
Statehood for Utah has become a case OF
sour grapes. The Salt Lake Herald
says; "The people will live along in
their happiness, growing numerous, rich
and prosperous, while the Union pays
her Governors, Judges, Marshals, Score
t~aries, Legislatures, Commissioners, cleo
ton expenses, prison bills, and so on.
Utah is willing and able to be a State,
but she is less anxious about it than her
enemies, and can continue the territorial
dependency condition as long as the SUI
perplus people Of the East are willing 70
be taxed to support her present style OF
Government"