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S. espsfc & sDbne.

Sel oer grpben &onfurrenI Die a(len
Bran6en bes Gei6dfts ge6oten miro,
tomlnen nur nod Die griin6li6e Sc
19attsfenntniB, Ser langidbrige Ser
itebr NIT Dem publifltm, ber gum Stu
bum Der Gei6madsri6tung beiielben
lp1ro, ber unermeibli6e SSleiB, bas
gteuelte uno gelte su bieten, sur bollen
Geltung. Ollie biele gigeni6aften fin=
oct man aber in eriter Gei6e Bel 6en
9erren Sosfe & 50bne, bic iets BE-
ltrebt tparen, Ben Wiini6en bes Yubli=
tun1s 5uborsufommen uno bic 1tets biel.
ten, mas Tie berlpra6en. gire preis=
Derablebung beoeutete cine Geouftion
inter alien llmltdnben uno ein onae=
tllnolgtes neues @aarenlager braebte
nur Neues, nur Mooernes uno nur bos
gelte. 9lu6 fiir Bic ieBige Sriibiabrs=,
1al1on baben Die Serren tpieber @roBes
geleltet: lie iteben alien anoeren boran.
Sbrs Nustpabl lit WeiB Waaren,
gletoria 2amn, 2inen 2aipn, Bique,
eambric 1T Die gr0Bte, Die ie i'm bieliz
gen W}arfte su finoen mar. SSarbiqe
Salpns bon 5 Gents per Daro AT; lei=
nene Satpns 5u Is Gents pet Darb uuo
bober. Sas 9lnortiment BON Ge1ab
uno Spiben 1T geraoe5u groBartig.
Spe5ialitat: 6anotii6er, SiI6tiid5er,
Garoinen unb 2einen fir 6auseinr1d)z
tlngen ano 9lusiteuer. SIM S6uboepar=
tement 1inoet man Oameni6ube au 81, |
sl5, 81 uno $23, ferner bic beriibmten
3 burts line ladies shoes. Cine langidb= |
tl9e Grfabrung bat bic 6erren gelebrt |
IN IN oleier gran6e oas 3i6tige 5u finoen.
g9Senn tpir nod erpdbnen, baB bas
Sager tn tertigen Serren= uno &naben=
1r5ugen brilliant ausgeltattet lit, 10 ba=
ben mir anndbernb an9efiibrt, mas 6os
]roBe Sel6aftslofal Der coulanten Ser
Ten blrat. Seoer miro ieinen gortbeil
'abel finben, suerit bas @aarenlager
'er Serren Sosfe su inipisiren, ebe ct
lnoerstuo bor1pri1t.
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Sa, marum oenu oas A.? fraste 5ruu

Sa, marum benn bas? fraste Jra,.
Sbtclo.
UscnFeur @barles ,udtc bic 9dIeln.
@laute, lie ilt trant - Les VOLTA! par.
don!
Wcnfsur Charles elite oauon, einem
5errn entsesen, tpelder iceben nit einem
tleinen &nab<n an Der 6anb in ben opel.
ielaal trat. Gin mob tleinerer Suabe unb
elm etwas erSBeres Mabden tpuroen Don
Der 8cnne sefiitst - elmer baseren Yer=
ion, bic ii6er ibrs luuae Naie miirriIb
oreinblidte - Der Wirtb, Serr Dela=
jour, Der binter benz Nurihteti,de 1anb,
mar ibnen entaesenasSansen; iebt elite
aud Won1eur Gbarles tin3u. bic tleine
0eieuihaft 3u Der fir fe beitimn,ten "a.
fel su fibren. 5err Wlccr modte nit
benz arrangement uiht 3ufrieoen lein; er
bsutete lebbaft leiie iptedenb uno urter
n,anheu &c lfitulaticnen nah einem ante=
rem Glide in einem iernsren Ibeile bes
Saales, idiittelte aui Won1eur @bar1es'
@inmenounsen unwiais ben Scpf. nabm
bann freilih nit ben Sinoern Yloe, aber
niht. pbne pcrber, misoerum unter lsb.
baften 8efen, befoblen su babsn, oaB
man bic Qidter auf benz Wanotanoelater
Gber benz Glide tleiuer laraute.
(1prtIebuna foIat)
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- Trau Sconille bat Elm neues, eiaen=
tbimliGes Verfabren einseidlasen, UNI
ibren Bruoer Gbas. s. @uiteau, ben
W0rcer bes Yraiioenten @arfielo bonn
2obe AM @alsen 3u retten. Sic bat
burd ben Nopofaten yB. g. Sobnlcn i'm
Scuntbseridt bon Gpot County, Sas,
a;n @elud einreiden lalien, In melden,
iie perlanat, snr GcrManeerln ibres gruz
pers ernannt 3W mereen, sic ielbit last
uber eieien sdritt. OuB 1e bic Waticn
por ber weiteren Sdmud idieen wO(le,
einen Srriinnisen su bdnsen. Sbr anz
malt tbeilt ibr nit, CAP Der SAL entIdie=
ben uerben fam, Obne oab ibr gruoer
benz geridtsbof porsefihrt msybs +; rpsun
er fit ierlinnts ertlast 'mt,b, 70 perce bic
9egierunB eS fdwsrlia uuf fid nebmen,
i'm bansen gu laien. llsbriaens ltebt ibr
sesenwdrtioer Sdritt nit slpei snoersn
~ bemIelben 2wede in Vertjnsuna; fse
lo}a nAmliA 9fentliae yarleiansen bal.
fen uno Bel @elesenbsit berielben llnt:r-
fdriften fap cine a,stition su @unifen ibs
res 8ruoers iunimelu. Urlsenbes lino
bic melentlideu Yunfte ber Yetition, tuel.
DE 6rau SecSille qM Msntss ben.
epNntaseri9t stnrci9te !: ,Sbr 8ruber
1T tm Beiies sewiiien temesliden 81.
sentbums, ipeldes buuptiddlid aus
gerlassredten, Manuieripten uns Wers
ten belfsbt, ssren 8eriaiier er ii. ST
empfiast tdslia aus benz SerfauSe ieis
nfr photographer uno MamensNsters
iariften an fiiniSeba Dollars, unb in
Jolee ietnes Srriinns 1T ct unf fihis biez
fes Gtsentbum unb Ginfcmmen au serz
walten. Dunn Jet in Solsa bisIes Srr@
iinns nidt nur iein gisentbumsredt, icn>
bern aud cus 5edt auf iein 9eten ss>
fdbrbet, uno csrgnl lei pie unper3SseTte
egnenngns eipes 8ofni,nses 'aber ibn
Hap iar bic 9erw uttuns ieinss @issa>
tbums cine aebieteriida Npt9wenelaieit.
pie Yetentln fibrt ferner an, mie ibr
graser In unSurednunsSfibisem seiNi>
gem 3uitanoe auf ben Yrdipenten SAT-
fielo seidrIien, mie bieier ipater an Der
empfansenen Wunpe ssltarban. uns' ME
ibr gruesr in fsolSe celien gum 3poe
perurtbeilt wcreen 1T /; er lei sesenmdrz
tis fcaar I'M Yesrifie einen Sanbel far
pen S.rfauf isiner geide ub5uialieesn
lar ben Sol. baB sr eehSnat wereen fplIte.
Iran SepSile perlanst ais eieien Grim
pen, baB bas 0eridt. eas in fplden Bal.
len aeietlid pcrseidrietene Uerfabren
ancrbne, nnb baB iie, uenn ibre Gnsaben
erwieIen weroen, gum gormunb uber
ebarles 5. @ulteau uno Sur Vermalte.
rim leineS Giseatbums ernsnut msese.- -
@nitsaH ielplt III watbene earbber.
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. 0 m : ubeerrettet.

William :. Goastiia bon Scm;ruille,
Marf, fast: Sm Ssrbf 1876 bstam Id
euussnbluten, ssfolst BON einsm bsltiaen
5uitsn. SD ssrlor oen appstit unb mein
Glsiid unb murte bsttdae.ta. Sin 1877
trahte man nib ias Sospital. Die Ner,t.
srtlartsn, Id bate rim God In meiner Gun.
se BON Der 0rSbs sin.s balbsn Douar=
ltudts. Scaar Die Nadridi bon meirsm
aobs psrtrsitsts 7H. SD CAB Gle Sof
nuns auf; ea empfasl mir tin 5rsunp
Or. Wi'lliam 6alls Balfam
furbie eunse. Sd sttraudte elm.
8laihs unr gu msinsm Grfaunsn purpe
Id bsifer. uns blu bsuts sslasssr, ais felt
ersi 9atrta.
ST frreibe bies In Der 5ciFnuna. toa
Ssber nit tranter 0unss Bsbaltsit Or.
Wtllta a m sails 8allam o,.
eroudt. uao Id fin Gsu,sust. eob bal.
isles bic ass;struns bsiti. SD lam 30.
lttto eshsuptsn, bab mir tsr BALKAN msbr
@u'sa 'rwissn bat, oils ole lbrieen Dir.
3fnstsn ,nlammsn, bic Id nabm.
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Wfatter, Matter shutter +!

WHITLEY AHhtter Wutter
Dsreet SIR bea 8adts ssa0rt mssaen
uno in Gurer @ute untsraruaea bur& bas
ShreisR siuss transtn 8inbss, weldes
Gamtrsen bonn Durdbreden Der 3Gbne
lstests 81 es Der Sat, 70 fault eine
Slaids BON mrs. s0inslows GU
twins Ssrup. gr wiro ben armeu
Rlsinsn fofcrt BON isinsn @esmsrsen be.
frsien. Wan s:rlaAe fsa earauE % bilft.
W ~ tsine Shutter auf Green, bic es ps..
luAts une Gud niht mi.tbdlsu yviisbs, bae
q bic GinaepsSs sssuiiti, ben &lsinen
Salls aap Wsiunobsit uno Der SHUTTER
9tute perlhaft, bab 60 uie 3aubsr wirtt.
Das Mtttsl ili flaer in alien 5dasn uns
anssasbm Don @si&mud !; 60 wirs BON
elmer Der altslsa gne kslea Dcetorinnen
In ben ger. Staaienserl6ristsn. llstsr.
d aa taben,ets Glaids ,u 25 Gents.
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(1ortietuns foIst }
Oo6 NolIoiiftiop Sri

- Da6 poasiltise griaemittel fir
selunoe Wuttermild, meldeS alien Bel
idwadlider @rndbruns an Der Wiutter=
bruit nidt gu ardften selansenben Sim
bern sereidt lperoen iullte, UNI ibnen
5ur Sraftisuns unb seiunben gntwidez
lung gu belfen, lit 9eeutdbters
. cut DIES ainoermebl (Ydop=
trcpbine). Iber nidt nur Sinoern, lons
bern aud Grwaaienen, bic an ben Tclsen
lhmader Gerbauuns, an Slutar,nutb
uno ben barauS entltanoenen gelbwercen
leicen, 1T bas Sinbermebl ieines Nibr=
wertbS uno ieiner leidten Gerbaulidteit
mesen ais Nabrunssmittel gu enpfeblen.
Sn alien Gpctbefen ;u so Gents bic 8aale
~ baben.
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@raf Carl bon SduliebeIed, Sch

= VruT Vurl DpH SWHttebe1ed, 0c9z
sebpren, ieiner Gnsabe nad Srocnans=
SfIiSier oes 6lriten 8ismarf im leeten
fran5oliiden ariese bate bic 6arbise,
Wurp SOnes in Stem Durf, fenaen unb
lieben se(ernt uno Sharp bate ben Serrn
afen bann I'M 81 erleidtert. Der
6err @raf lieB Marp perbaften unb bie=
ie puroe in @rmanseluns bon $500
Sursidaft ins @eiansnlB geididt. Der
Serr @raf perpflidtete iid auf gbre, gum
YrrjeB erl4:inen gu mcllen.
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Or. gSeruer Giemens hQlt, al

= Tr. 2gfIHer SleITtHs Uufl, UHEIT
altbetifden unb ionitigen Ginmdnoen
sum Srobe, an ieinem ptoiefte ieit,
berlin, ipie iiberbaupt Die @rOEitaois
NIT elettrii6eR &odbanncn Az beidens
fen. 1ie QHsoehnuHg Der Stdbte, fagt
ee. bringt cine iolde 8ermeDrung bes
StraBenpertebrs nit li6, oaB cs an
Gaum fir benielben gu feblen beginrt.
Sobalb iid Der anlage BON unteriroi=
i6en gertebrsmegen CUR 8erbinbung
Der 8oritdote unter li6 mie nit benz
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: Der G'erf beS >, ,Uloneb Orber De.
partment in Iltcn, Slss., Serr 5. 9.
aubn, lit felt ldnserer .3eit on tInesr=
baulidfeit, serbuneea NIT 'llebelteit uno
8opipeb. gr NOR auf benz beiten Wes
Elm 6npcdcnber 3u peroen. 9lui meiz
men Gatb periuhte er es nit . r. 4ue
suf aSnis's s mkurser 8 %
gfen ans il leet wieSer pcllfrmmen
berseifelt." 90 idreitt Serr 6. 9B.
Sd, Serausseber bes st. 2cuiS 60.
Wlhter", ct. Gpuis, Wc.
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Mollen Die Damen lid Elm 1atides
Usuleliaflelo aaiduffen, 70 fSnnen ie es
nlrSenosmo beiier finben uls bel g. g..
Tranf Gs bet bieielbea init uno obne
YsEeuss, sinfad, per5iert, seitreift, se=
blunt uno punttirt. 29,3
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SIZE nenShnliG IL ans GA..,

- Wie sewSbnlid il bas Sdubte.
partsmsnt bel u. y. 0ranf, 4lamo=
Hlaia, auBerlt reidbaltia, Secer fann
aufrleoensetellt wereen. Wian sebe unb
ilber3ense itd BON Der Wabrbeit oes @e=
ileten.
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Ssrrenbate, Gils unp Strcb, Sties
tel, S9ube, 6errentoiletteartifel in reis
der Nuspa9l bei q. 9. Tranf glaz
me=Ylo,u.
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- Srscno cine 2lrt Spieen, bic psb.
renp oteler Salion setruudt perceu, finn
gu baben bel y. y. 6rant, alamc
Ylu5a.
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Serlnuat

weroen Wu iifer. fir bas Mulifccrps
osS q. Ser. ct. Snfanterie= 9iesiments.
Wfan menoe iid an Sames s. Slarf,
Sapellmeilter, Gan gntcnic, Geras.
1Wt, 1mw ,3O,3
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Di,ies SnaiWt warts I'm Satrs 1858 fur Gr.
tisaaaas> uns DotItbdtistsits> 8w.de sua bu
Siaasssislatur sefsB!ia insurporirt nit eiaem
Rapttal soa S1,G00.60o. su ptdem Ne feitbet
tintn &sierssfonb scn $3.50. 900 sie,ueefast Sat
0ura Elm ubsrltwsreliGes. 8aum sarbsa ibre
Rehis Elm absil Der sssenlsirtssen Staatssun-
tttutton,. aFGsnpmnea am 2. December 1879
5tre ssobsa 3isbunaea ron ein,eIue
Nummsrn faeea monatIia iiat, Ni.maIs MIR
cine 3iebuas ssrf3sben. Ran Iefs nedfslssrtb
preisssrtbeiIuns.
0rpbs monatli1e 3iebuns Ser
Classe E
In Nsp SrIsaas DienRae ben 9. Wai 1882.
Nlt raRrt tnnflissn 3iebunstr anben ita.t rnteI
aufittt ans Sci uns Der @entrae
o. @. 8eaurrgard usa 5huiseaaa uua
gnbaI g. Curly mua afitgiaisu.
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l.S1 0sminse In, 9tirast bon 3Il0,4o
w- anfrassn fur asenisn, fowie 8aten fa
Glubs t0nnen nur in Der Ofiss In Nsp> Drleant
gemaht rsrben.
D,ssn Snformaiioa ps. 9sleaanaen ftrslbt Hea
10 W. VI. Daupbin,
Nsp Srltans &c
gbw;rS @p're. aaent. gds b,uton u. aesauia
Strabe, Gan Anonio.
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Edsli1e Irsie Nreife
srIaetnt
Al; b nit lt3ll> oe5 SOnnta1S
unb tc1fet
$1,000 file oas Slbr ober $2.5 0 fir
3 Wtcnat.
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Notice to Subscribers! !!

Turing MY ABSENCE LOUIS BOOK
IL will collect for subscriptions to the
DAILY SENTINEL. ED. A. shILLMAN:
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Just Received /!

JoREsH Eaas-Two AND QUARTER
Il dozen for 81. or si3 per case: Also, 5resa az
Oysters, reduced to 81 per can, AZ bnno o. "o
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4 COSTLY CELLAR.
Almost Hnn Million spent to Finish the
Work 10 the Top Of the Wall.

The cellar under the apartment houses Mt
Fifty-eighth. Fiity-nnth streets. and Seventh
avenue has been blasted out OF solid rock that.
before the work was commenced, in some
places lowered as much rs twenty five feet
above the surface. so that in part Of it excava-
ton to vertical depth of thrty-six feet was
necessary. The grade Of the cross streets is
such that in the length OF the building 1875 feet.
there is n rise OF fourteen feet in Fifty-ninth
street and nineteen feet in Fifty-eighth street.
Consequently the level OF the paror floor.
which is seven feet above grade at Seventh ave-
nue.. will be twenty-ons feet above grade at the
eastern extremity of the building and in the
four houses toward the end will be the second
story; The houses are spoken OF as separate
ana they practically are so. but in appearance
nadcs connecting and binding them together.
q, The cellar starts four feet, below the grade at
4o5x2oq foet; Around this is a vault under the
Of sixteen feet below grade. to afford perfect
a rh nag as well A. to give space for boilers
from the eastern end. will have u depth OF
twelve feet in the clear below the courtyard.
point BY this tunnel access will be given to
Hubert & rirrson. the architects, estimate ap.
pr9,XImss s the total amount Of rock removed
Soa4 brlSs " tie cost e mercy
required to support the ten STORY contradiction
to be- reared upon them. the cementing. &c,
1920 900 so that the total cost up to the top OF
the cellar wall will be not loss than $3.50 900.
fio0.0OQ each. At present. the ono known as
the Madrid, ON tho corner Of Fifty-ninth street
The Lisbon on the corner OF Fity. street
and the hycpue. Is M to the first story. as is
Barcelona. next to tho Lisbon is only UP to the he
a1or OF the pa basement The excavation Of the
eastern end Of the block are under way and
rapidly nearing completion.
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POISONOUS sERPENTS.
statsssses Of the n umbers Of Fslks they Ksn
Ernm Eurr Eo,su


From Harpers Youno People.
Venomous snakes are those which have two
hey pson me SM b.
omous. but neverth less there are more venom
Gus snakes in the world than most men
b S.s Ss classes
nhabitins Europe is the VIPER but It's bite s Is
81 New &exie a and xfh mae
hs copperheaa anI the
Al c our , other snakes aro harmless IN some
eaded adder Gut the other SPECIES q" Of SNAKES
to which the name adder" Is often given by
Central and south America have many ven
Among these the best known are the CORAL
Bsh the and on ths 1 Ia n South
thn ht river few years ago anehored 70.
they Would go ashore and sleep in a dosertad
shanty t tha stood t on the bank pa where they
was on board the vessel, When they reached he'd" the
sha hS one q them said he Thought he would
one exception. said they Would follow him The
the the seay ana
nsleep. He woke early in the morning and, to
ing ON his body. ana that others wsr Ss hangins
from tho rafters or gliding over the floor, He
meant death with n an hour or two, and he did
not dare e e move finger; He lay in his ham
glided back to their holes. His companions
had noticed that the place looked ms il it
Infested with snakes. but had cruelty RETAINED
from warning him. The officer was one OF tho
speak of his night among tho snakes without u
In ono OF the West India Observation-Disclosures
there is a snake called the lance headed vi
per, which is almost as deadly as the coral
snake. The East Indies fun OF venomous
snakes, and in British Indi'; nearly 90 900 per.
sons are killed every year by snake bites OF
the East Indian snakes whose bite is ncura-
Die the cobra is the most numerous but the
diamond snake the tubora. AMI the ophopha-
gus are also the cause OF great many deaths.
me British Government has offered large re-
ward Tor the discovery OF an antidote TO the
poison OF the cobra. but no one has yet been
able to claim 1t.
Africa like all tropical countries, has many
species OF venomous snakes. The horned
cerastos IL the SNAKE from whose bite Cleopatra
Il said TO have died. and from its small size and
It's habit OF burying itself all but its head IN
the sand, 1t is peculiarly dreaded by the
nun-addor which often grows to the length OF
I'VE or six feet. and whose 20 son il used by
the natives in making poisoned arrows.
IL Is very curious fact that the poison OF
yenomous snakes cannot be distinguished by
the chemist from the white Of an egg. And yet
entirely unli Ike that produced by another kind
The blood OF an animal bitten 10y cobra is de
composed and turned into u tn n .Wutrry straw
colorod fluld. while tho blood of an animal bit
ten by coral snake is sordiiicd and looks
very much ike currant Jelly. Nevertheless the
seem TO bc precisely alike when analyHrd 10y
me chemist and ar" apparently composed al
me same suhsta nccs III tile same rulU!tIOn
Is the white Of AN ca.:.
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hast Of the three walled cities Of Mcrv by tho Bo-
kharans nearly hundred years ago. and oven
when some English travellers penetrated this
ALMOST inaccessible region ebput the year PEAR
Turcomans. who aro much less tenacious OF
the nomad instincts and habits than their
many OF the elements OF civilization. Mr.,
0Donovan Is the first to tell Us OF the actq y,
present Inhabitants. His book has added n
great deal to our knowledge Of the, geography
nishing materials for a clear understa nding of
the stritegical value OF n district which has
long been regarded as q key to Afghnnistan
and British India nj. w. H.
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fibre which formed the coating nearest the pith
The manufactured papyrus was of nine differ
ent qualities. distinguished mainly by the raw
material selected. The coarser grades wero
sold by weight. and used only for wrapping
paper. while the finer sorts. so long AS Egypt
was an independent monarchy. were reserved
for religious books.
The process of manufacturing papyrus In.
volved the use Of no machinery. nor did il call
for any intelligent application of chemical
science; it was purely mechanical prepare.
ton of the substance wonderfully adapted b,
nature to the purposes for which it was re-
auired The folds in the tissue of the stalk
were first separated by an instrument some.
times called Il needle. and sometimes a SHARP
stone layer OF one class of these folds was
then placed upon an inclined table of wood
wet with the water OF the Nile and tho rough
ends were cut straight. Across this second
layer was laid at right angles and sometimes a
third ut right angles with tho second Where
the folds we're imperfect they were patched
the adhesive power being supplied by a
glutinous substance which the Egyptians
believed to belong to the Milo water but
which really resided in the raw ,,itpyrus itself:
the samc glutnous quality caused the layers
to adhere when they were subjected to tho
pressure which was the next step in the manu-
facturc. After this tho compressed layers were
dried in the SUM- and firm hard sheet having
beaten smooth with mallets. white the surface
was polished by hand with a semi cylindor Of
stohc, glass shell. or ivory. Tho width OF the
papyrus sheet was determined by the length of
tho section of the papyrus reed employed; the
specimens found vary in breadth from five to
eighteen inches. The length might be indel-
nitely prolonged, sheet being fastened to sheet
by the inherent glutinous property aided by
paste or some species of gluo. When finished.
tho sheet Of papyrus paper was rolled upon a
wooden cylinder. whose ends projected The
longest roll yet discovered is thirty feet in
length.
The date at which this species OF writing
material was first used is unknown but it was
certainly employed as early as 24OO b. c., and
1t continued to DO used for the offlcia, papers
OF tho Papacy as late rs the twelfth century of
our era 1t is also impossible to fix the date of
tho first uss OF parchment-the general name
for the skins of certain animals when pre-
pared to write upon-but there is no doubt that
IT must have been known to the Greeks and
Persians before the sixth century b. c. The
legend which ascribes the introduction of this
material to Eumenes. King of Pergamos,
means probably nothing more than that ho so
'nr improved the surface of parchment as to
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cry week. SD a day nj home easily made; costly
20 ontiit free. Address True & Co, Augusta, Me.
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NOTICE NO ia
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
L., s. LAND OFFICE,

Deadwood, ID. T., Jan. Z, 1852.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that James Long
u Sr,, by James Long Jr, his attorney ia fact,
whose poetofice address is i'm city, Pennington
County. ID T., has this day filed his application
for u patcut for fourteen hundred and ninety.
nine linear feet OF the Royal bengal Tiger mine
or vein bearing gold with surface ground three
hundred aud one aud fve.tcnths feet in width,
situated In Newton Fork mining district, county
of Pennington and territory Of Dakota aud desig.
mated 10y the field notes and official plat on Tile IN
This Office Us Lot No. BOB.
Said Lot 80. 203 being described as follows, to-
wit:
Beginning AT the southeast corner of the Royal
Bengal Tiger lode, a pine post 6x6x6o inches set
brmly IN the ground and in a mound Of stones
marked No: ! ON one side and NJ. G. 28 on the
opposite side for corner No. l.. From this corner
T.. :. locating monument No. 81 bears south ,
deg - min east s33 feet distant: discovery post
and notice bears north - deg 80 min west 30
feet distant; from the corner 50 established run.
ming thence; First course, north - deg ~ min
east 1899 feet; thence: second course, north 75 deg
40 minutes west 3l $40 feet; thence, third course
south - deg 10 min west 1929 feet: thence fourth
course, south ~ deg 1, min east 3l $40 feet TO
corner No, | and place of beginning, containing
an area of 10 70 loo acres.
Magnetic variation - deg east.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Register of Deeds Office OF Pennington county,
u. 1. In book Is of Location Certificates page l70.
The adjoining claimants are on the north, the
Cecil; on the west, the Joker; on the south the
Mammoth. and east the Golden Crown.
Any ana all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Royal Bengal Tiger mine or sur
face ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the Register Of the United States
Land Office at Deldwood In the county OF Law
renee. ID: I. During the sixty days period Of pub
lication hereof, or they will he barred by virtue
OF the provisions of the statute.
] direct that this notice lie published in the
CUSTER CHRoNIcLE for u period oftcn weeks.
JOHN F, McKENNA, Atty. for Applicant,
istlu
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NOTICE To r. Coleman. Tom Tarpy md VI.
1 lgoe-lou are hereby notified that | have ex-
pended one hundred dollars in labors and i'm
provemcmts upon the Cornct Lode. situated SIX
miles west of Custer. and is bounded BY
the Atlantic and Miner Joy Lodes, Custer
County, Dakota Territory, in order To hold
said premises, under the provision OF section
23ni, Revised Statutes of the United
states being the amount required 10 hold the
same for the years 1880 and 1881, and IL within
ninety DAYS after this notice by publication you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportions of
such expenditures as your interests in
said claim will become the property of the sub
scriher, under said section 232i.
Dated Feb. 18th, A. u. 1851, at Custer City, D.. T.
ERNEST FAUST.