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JerersonvilIc, Madison & indianapolis.

Depart-Southern Express daily. s.-..-.-- q. 10 am
Louisville and Madison Express 80. 7:25 aul
Louisville and Madison mail, p. c.. $50 pm
Louisville Express, daily. 49,. G:45 pm
Arfive-lndianapolis and Madison NAH. 9:i5 am
indianapolis st. Louis and Chicago
Express, daily, r....-.--.....--. LOO am
New York and Northern Fast Ex-
press, r c.--.------.:-.......... 7:o0pn
ST Louis, Chicago and Detroit Fast
Line, daily, 1880 mn
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Answers to Puzzles.

No 105S-It is not the deed man does but
the way that he does it, should plead for the
mans compensation in doing it.
No 1851 Foil. .. Fowl. g. Glove A.
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dedicated to Dell
l am composed of II letters
My g. II, AZ, 4, 80, l is genus of insects.
Ny 30, u, IL means near the horizon.
My 40, lS %, 80, % is disk.
Ny "a, %, AZ is carrion.
My 10, 46, 90 16, 80, is plant.
My % "a, 3 is Chinese musical instrument
My q, 49, IL, &c, A is kind of cloth
My T. 10, 81, 43. H. s. Is means to exalt.
My 40, Al, 80, IA, 10, q is a toy.
My 80. 49, 81, 49, II is the touch of an instru-
ment.
My ID, 9, 6 is game.
My 2, q, % means the same
Ny whole is Spanish proverb
HoBBIEvILLE. Ind
NO. 1883 NUMERICAL ENIGMA
] am composed of 1Sletters.
My A. II, ?, is a fruit.
Ny a. Is, II, -, Is, 5, is an inferior quality of
My /, 2, 10, 16 8. is blessed.
Ny z 10. H. is to isolate.
My II, 0, 6, 3, s, is a small cart
NY whole is paper for the young
RICHMOND, IND. NJ B. L. s.
NO. 1854. SQUARE.
l. A stump of a tree.
2. A fir pole used for scaffoldings
3. A fermented liquor
q Bendsof a river Prov. Eng
.. To blot out.
HAYWOOD, Ill. SEE .. U.
NO. 10S5-RIDDLE
a comfort by man much esteemed
Daily | m used and needfu I'm deemed.
am gentle and harmless when governed with skill
But when let go wild destroy and kill
Without me don't know what mankind would do,
For better than wife is cen q cursed shrew.
Though am quite snappy and spiteful at best
Man living without me could never be biest.
ERMINA.
NO. 40S6.-CHARADE
The foaming waves leap high and fall
And break with fury the shore;
And through the darkness we hear call:
Help or we sink forevermore.'
a vessel struggling through the waves,
Had suddenly struck upon my first
And fearing they'd seek watery graves,
cry of terror from the sailors burst.
Along the coast the boatrnan sails;
He is in quest of well-known second;
And soon he stops and DER the rails,
His lines are dropped where he had reckoned.
The bottom which his lines DO reach,
is not clay, is it sand;
For my whole lives not near the beach,
But where jagged frsts do stand.
UNCLE WILL
NO. l0S7.-cRoss- WORD.
In out, not in in;
In run, not in spin;
In anchor, not in door,
In none, not in more;
In large, not in small;
In every, not in all;
My whole is a name of fruit.
VINCENNEs Ind j. B. ALEXANDER
NO. 1098-DIAMoND
l. letter. 2. A plant. 8. The Internal
regions. a. A flower. o. Small. g. To rest
l. A letter. E. j. S.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind.
NO. 10S9-DoUBLE ACRosTIo.
l. X---X
g XIX
g. X ---X
A. X--X
s. TX
X---X
Z. x *
l. A gem. 2. law term. g. A Jolly fellow.
4. Pertaining to cinchona. 5. negro g. A
large bay-window. Z. A Jewish month
Primals and finals name two Presidents of the
United States G.
WEST SCARBoRo, Maine
NO. l090:-oENTRAL HouR-GLAss.
XXXOXXX !. A Moorish dance
XXOXX 2 An Indian boat
XOX 3 A girls name.
o 4. A vowel letter
XOX s. A youth
XXOXX g. A principle.
XXXOXXX Z. A plant.
Central-A State of the Union.
JULIETTA, Ind. LILLY D. T.
NO. l091.-sQUARE
l. A girls name; 2. Deities; g. Money; f. A
country in Asia; s. A trial. AUNT KEzIAH
MooRE's VINEYARD, Ind
NO. 1092.-DROP- LETTER PUZZLE.
-E-R-E-A-H-N-
RENO, Ind CLYDE SHARP.
Answers in three weeks
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Chicago, ST. Louis & Pit:sburg.
Depart-New York, Philadelphia Wash
ington, Baltimore and Pittsburg
Express, daily s.--.......-..... 4:25 am
Dayton and Columbus Express ex.
eept Sunday .-.-.-.-.--.-.-.-....1 O45 am
Richmond Accommodation 1900. 400 pm
New York, Philadelphia, Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press daily s.. h................ 4:55 pm
Dayton Express except Sunday. 4:35 pm
Acknowledgement Accommodation, except
Sunday --..................... $40 am
New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press daily. 1:37 suV
Columbus and Dayton Express ex-
cept Sunday ..-.............-.. 5:27 pun
New York. Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg En-
n press daily ,.;----.-..:, 1920 pm
Dayton Express, daily, except Sun
day .1o:2opm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, p. Z. & ST. L. X. k
Depart-Loeisville and Chicago Express
--.-.-..-.---...--....11:15a am
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk.
press, daily, 11:00 pm
AITiye-Chicago and Louisville Fast Express
daily, -. $50 am
Chicago aud Louisville Express,
P. c..-..--.---........... ..... 1856 mn
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Wabash, ST. Louis & Pacific.
Depart-Detroit and Chicago Mail .
Toledo, Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids
and Michigan Express.
Detroit and Toledo Express, daily;
c. c. and s---.----....---------- /
Arrive Michigan and Toledo Express, daily
except Monday .--..-
Toledo and Fort Wayne Express !
Detroit and Chicago Mali ~
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l. A gem. 2. law term. 8. A jolly fellow
4. Pertaining to cnchona. s. A negro. G. A
large bay-window. Z. A Jewish month
Primals and finals name two Presidents of the
United States. G.
WEST SCARBoRo Maine.
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Vandalia Line.

Vandalia Line.
Depart--Mail Train Observation-Disclosures. 7:15 am
Day Express, daily, p, h---.-.---. 11:55 am
Iefre Haute Accommodation 4:00pm
Pacific Express, daily, s------.---. 1G:45 pm
Arrive New York Express, daily $50 am
Indianapolis Mail and Aecommoda-
ton. 1000 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast
Line. ....-...-.-..-...... 3:I0pm
New York Express, daily, h.--.---- 4:40 pm
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O-lus
No. 1000 -Cat-skill
No. 106l.-It is better late than never
No. 1867. New York.
No. 1903 VII I ST
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TX 1 On
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No. 1904 P RIV ATE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Assessment Notice.
Eureka Consolidated Mining Com.

Eureka Consolidated Mining Com.
pany.
II OCATTOS or PETSCpAL PLACE OF
IL business, sx1 FrE-e1sco, California
LocGtzc1 c9 works. Eureka Niuzzg district
EzrzEs Cozrty. Ssva6A
Notice "a kershy given thss at . MEETING OF
tie Board Of Directors, keld o. the l5sa day q
5A-1ary, Lss4. Al E-zsssSZeEt No. Il Of one dol
Lar ST Fer share vss levied zpon tie capital
SICK q the corporz1oas payable inEsdi-
sicily in C1itsd States gold eoin. 10 tAs Secre-
tK-y, ~ the cite Of TIE Company. Roo- 6.
No. ~ 4o2tg9-eg street. Sac F~rxresseo,
California
Azy Stack zron which :hss sssesxzert shah
rsuk.n unpaid On
Monday. the Eighteenth 18th day
OF February, 1854,
VII Dc ~dslinqusnt And advertised for sale at
public s1czs1; Ard unless gyxer is made
before. VII BE sol6 N MONDAY. TIE TENTH
tlsf cGy Of AARCH lisa. 10 par tie deif-qzers
Assessment. together with e0sts Of ndxertstrz
and expenses Of sale.
gDE. Il. WILSON, sacrxtzrv.
oGee-Roo1 9, No. II Montgorev street,
san FrA1eisco, California t4lssd
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SUM MONS.
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Cards, neatly printed, with the words
ssFor Rent" "For Sale" and Furnished
Rooms To Let" in large letters, can be
had ct this ONCE ct Is cents each.
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TO H PUBLIC
Song and Dance Shoes.

r AScAsHrRR AND OTHER CLOGS, ALL
IL sizes; Tights. Wigs. ~spAngles. Gold and
Silver Laces. Tamborines, Bxnjos. FALSE
STONE JEWELRY for makeup, md every
thing for Ainstrels and Theaters. WE SEND
BIZ MAIL Oh O. o. D. As our goods come
direct from Europe. We defy competition in
the United States. Send for prices. MA.
THAN JOSEPH, 4 Clay street,
San Francisco. Cal. ses-lydkw
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NOTICE OF SALE.
I'm b District Csmrf Of In Sfxfh
Judicial District Of the State 81
Nevada
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SIIvER Tor MTNING G0MPAN1
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Of Memory. L2sz&r1de. SucT-rEA EEEisszgzG,
Aversion 70 Society. Dfrnz&ss cf yIsica, sasa
in TIE Head tie vital cut6 passing unohservt
IN THE urine. ard many other diseases TIA. lad
20 insanity ard death
DE-. MISTIE wfll Egrse 70 forfeit Five
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the VITAL ESrOBATIyE fzn6sx As
special advice and treAtzezfl viii Ess esra, q
for x1ythtng impure or Injurious tgzaA q IL
DR. MISTEE treats si Private Diseases ~.
eeszfrlly vztAocf mercury. ConSulsatfen
Free Taor01Eh examination snA sdvsee, il
Guiding analysis 81 rr4He, IS q. Preao Of Vital
Restorative, 81 90 8 bottle. or fszr t4nss
the quantity, SO 90: sert 90 any s3aress aPe1
receipt Of price. or O. o. D.. seczrs from %
servkaon. and In private nEze IL desired,
A. T. NISrIE- n. ID.
III hearny ST. san FRANCHISE,
SAMPLE BOTTLE R3EAs@af on sppIiz-
tcn By letter stating symptoms. ssx Ard -.
Communications strictly cor19sntisi-
DR. MIkTIES KIDNEY REMEDY,
AEPHRET fGEM. ezrcs al kids Of ksany
AID Bladder Complaints. Gono-rhes. Glsst,
LsEeorrhGa- For sale b. all druggists; s. %
bottle. six Kettles Cor S. 60.
Dr. hISTIESDANDELIO&P PILLS
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA -
BILIOCs cure In Ia ukrket. For
all druggists. urSE
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

TUE STONE FIREPRooP STORE BUILD
L ing on Main street lately occupied BY Pes
Hansen. Fer particulars apply TO
W. p. sFEloHELMAN:
Eureka. March %. lss3. mra6n
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SOCIETY BADGES. JEWELS AND CHARMS
Of every Kind, in gold. silver or metal, 81
NATHAN JOsEPHss, GAL Clay street, SOIL
AGENT IN SAN FRANCISCO for the Universe
R.Aee and Re9slfs Co. Woxkmen's badge IL
solid gold for 81, postage free. Orsngemeni
badge our specially. Single badges O. O.. d
Trade Supplied. ses-lyd&v
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-08-08
THRICE IN ONE SPOT.
Lightning Refutes an Old Theory ss
Chemung County. N. Y.

The farmhouse of Henry Axtell is in the
town of Catlin, Chemung county. two
miles from Pine Valley station, n. \. In
the sitting room was large base-burIser
stove, the pipe from which ran up through
the ceiling into another apartment where
it entered the chimney. While late ter
rible thunderstorm was at it's height, Mr..
Axtell and several of the family were in
the sitting-roo some of them sitting
close to the stove. Suddenly the room was
filled with binding light. The stove
flew into a hundred pieces about the ROOM
breaking windows, walls and furniture.
None of the flying fragments struck any of
the inmates of the room, nor were any of
them Frustrated by the shock.
Lightning had struck the chimney,
nearly every brick ON half of which
was reduced to dust. The other half
of the chimney remained standing
The fluid had followed the stove-pipe
into the chamber above, dividing it into
sections, each one of which were split into
halves After demolishing the stove in
the sitting room, the bolt had torn two
round holes in the carpet and set it on fire.
From the CARPET it entered the partition
wall back of where the stove had stood, slid
down to the base board. and tore it away
for distance of five feet. 1t then passed
down to the cellar, where it struck creek
of butter The crock was broken into
countless fragments, and the butter spat-
tered over all parts of the cellar, some
pieces Of it being found sticking to the
ceiling.
A table on which several pans of milk
were standing had all four of its legs taken
OFF close, and every leg was torn into spin
tiers, which were found III all parts of the
cellar. There was not a mark on any part
of the table top. Under the table chair
without any back was standing. The legs
of the table must have been cut OF stimuli
taneously, for the top was found resting ON
the chair and only small quantity Of
milk was spilled, but the milk was allturn-
ed thick and sour
What became of the eccentric fluid after
it had done its work in the cellar could not
be learned. a. there was no mark to he seen
where it had entered the ground.
The inmates were still running about the
house in excitement when another holt
struck the building. A neighbor says he
saw a streak Of fire run from the chimney
down one side of the roof and down the
side Of the house and disappear in the
ground A track of missing shingles and
eapboarsls and hole in the ground mark
ed its course Ii also took with it por-
ton of the remnant Of the chimney. A
few moments later the fragment Of
chimney left standing was demolished by
a third stroke eflightning The fiaisi froni
this passed down to the eaye-to0gh, which
it followed to the end of the rssof, from
which it jumped to the corner Of . wood.
house. tearing of a part Ut the roof and
passing down through the fioer and init
the ground.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-08-08
THE FATHERS HAND
BY Isabella +. Mayo.

I'm only an old wife new, sir, and I've time to
sit on the strand,
A-watching the boats come in, and the children
at play on the sand;
seventy years, sir-alI my days-I have lived
beside the sea,
And it has been meat and money and joy and
sorrow to mel
Father and husband and boys, sir-there was
not man of them all
Could have lain still in the house, sir, when the
winds and the waters call.
NV father and husband sleep in the graves OF
So our folk by the Shore
But both of the boys who left me-they never
came back any more!
Oft I've been ready to sink, sir, but one thought
would keep me afioat-
/ learned, it, sir ms little lass at play in my
fathers boat.
fDo YOU know, sir, it's often struck me, the les
+. son of life is writ
Plain out in the world around us, If we'd but
give our minds to it?)
NV father hadn't a lad, sir, so he paid the more
heed to me;
He would take me with him in summer, far out
on the open sea,
with my might and main,
But If I'd been left to myself, sir, I'd ne'er have
seen home again!
"Pull, little maid!" he would cheer me, but
still kept his hand on the oar;
Though sometimes I'd try to turn us to some
pretty nook on the shore,
Still straight went the boat TO the harbor, and
as grew stronger each day,
| found that the only wisdom was in rowing
ls my fathers way.
And j think, sir, that God our Father keeps
hold of the world just so,
We mpy strive and struggle our utmost, that
we may stronger grow
Stronger and wiser and humber, TIL at last we
can understand
The beauty and peace of His keeping the oar OF
G all life In His hand
For the Father, knows what we really want IL
labor and rest with Him,
So He bears us stIaight through joy and loss
over discomfort and whim;
Though oft it's not till we Sit like me, a-watch'
81 ing life's sinking sun,
We feel our best is our latest prayer, and that
~ "Thy will be DONE