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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
9oIitifNeS.
County uno Gomsres.G ompemttom.m


Sn allen @aros uno Eotpns bon Goot
Gountp fan6en am Iebten Sreitag republic
fantl6e BrimGrtpablen CUR @%rnennung bon
0elegoten al ben bier GongreBotltrittsz
Gonoenttonen iotDie 5u Der Gountps Gon=
BENTON ltatt, tpeIGe l1mlntlt6 am Can't
1ta9. am Sage barauf, 3ulammentraten.
9GS Snterelie Der Yolititer al oielen Yris
martDablen mar Elm iebr reyes, bonn es gait
Die Troge: @irb Goof GpuntD 81 ben 0t7
INSTRUMENTATION Delegaten .entlenoeU,
tDelGe bic BrGiioentl6Gfts >Gan6ibatlr DON
0en. SSobn q. Qpgan befIrDorten Hno oGz
Der audi 2ogan1freunblide NtGrner in ben
Acknowledgement l1iden tperoen, ODER tDtro
Die Sppolttton 9egen 2ogdn's @%anoIoatur
Die SberbGno Dapontrapen?
0aS Gelultat Der 9rimdrtudbIen mar
Elm I'm N%ugeneinen fir Gen. GogalI un>
glt1lttges, oenn bon ben pier GongreBoie
1tritten gtngen ibm srpei, Der erite uno
brittle, perloren. tpGbren6 bonn 3tDetten Ot>
1trttt aus cine Sogan> nno eine MntIs2oz
gan Delegation gum acknowledgements ett7
lanot iperOen tpiro, iiber oeren 3ulaiiung
lebtercr SIT enti6etoen bat. Nur pom pter>
ten 0iltrtft tpurben AnbGn9er 9ogan's
81 Der GonDention getuGblt.
Die Go II p 6 o II pent II trat
am Sarnita9 MOrgeu nm 10 l1br in 5erz
lbep 0au 5uiammen uno ertuGblte l37 De=
le9aten gum StaatsconDent, Der am Otens@
tag III Feorid tagen tpiro. Die 9elegas
ten tpuroen fir feinen beionoeren Ganoioaz
ten initruirt; Elm 8erluh, tbnen 9rn.
Safob 0roB ais @aloioat fitr Staats;
SdaBmeifter ans s5er3 gu Iege1, i3Iug
febl. 3um S6luB tpuroe Elm Qt1tra9
genommen, III tpelhem Der Gonpent ietne
REMEMBERING fir Sen. Sobn q. 2ogan
als Splbat uno Staotsmann auSipri6t.
Sn ben @onareBoiitritts Gonpentioueu,
tpelde tbeilS am Iormittag, tbeiIs am
Nd6mittag itattfanoeM, tpuroen folgenoe
0eIeaateu gum N~ationaE- GonDent gepGbIt;
@riter Diitrift QInti 2ogan): S. 8.
8poorparo unb Qbuer Taplor.
d3peiter 0iitrift (AntiS 3ogan) @m: g.
Holuell unb @m. 6. Scent.
a3IDeiter 9titritt (&ogan): Mm. S. Rus
ger uno @hos. 6. Eiper.
9rittcr 0tftrtft (2lntis 9ogan): Geo. ST.
0aptS unD s. 81. 9Sbeeler.
Gterter 9iitrift (So9an): Gam. RaDs
mlono uno g., 6. collins.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
Wor NaRe Az betpabren

Gas 1T etne Neahung, bic man Gui perlan6tsn Rtten
nit Ieidt i6abbaft W~erpenbeu 8aarsn beme1tt, aber bic
namIiae Grmabune ioute aud pom Semen, Die cine an-
lase gum ~Jtbeumatismus baben, ~lprslSltiq beobabtet
perpen. Ste &beumatiideu lolteu nidt nur bic SeudDs
tisteit permeieen uuS onf trodene SuBbetltiDung bali
ten, louberW aud 8 oretter's Mageubttteres
eebrandeu, eth DON NeTstcu empiobIsnes uno b56It perz
Sienitli3es Slutreiniennssmittel. Goburd, boB es bic
eeiunbe &hati9tett ber Itereu u1b Der Sloie bef5roert,
6eiutrft es nit SswiBbeit, Sab bur5 iene uaturqsmdBen
~Nusgdnge bic nureinisteiten i'm 8lute, aus senen
Srispt'id S~rantbsit. 3nderbaruruHr, Iisrensries, 9las
~ieHtatarrb uHe palerlii9tige 9r9iile %entteber, binaus :
setriebelt 1perSeu. is briust IeibIides Sebaser BET Gage
limb u~nssitorte ytube BET Tadt IberlpiuSet Bic Dpspepz
ie, letet bic Sale aus benz Butte in ibren e~eb5rteen
RauaI, Ie6ert milo, Gber wirtiam bic Ddrme hub lit Elm
perIdsIidsS DiitteI sur Observation-Disclosures Der trait unS
anr rdiasrsu SeueiIus. SseIeute, 8ersleute, ippie Be-
IDobner nnseiRnsr OeTtIi6seiteu fiuDeH oariu sine
S8xsHsbT SsesU SsiSnsbtitsw isStse 3HitSnss.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
QL4erIef.

WfaDor 6arriion bat in Ser lebteu
Stootr1tbsiibung Die iGbrlt0e 8loget= poer
SelDilIisnngs@Seroronung NIT leinem Seto
belegt, neil Der @elammtbetrag Der 8e>
~tptllt9ungen bDber tpdr, ais nab Dem @eieB
Dur6 Steuern Guf9ebraht tDeroen t0nnen.
Seinen @nlpfeblun9en genlGB mur6e oann
oaS Budget I'm ca. $4,000 bel6mitteu.
Gin nnteblbares Seilmittel geget alle Gum
9en= uno 0dlsfrontbeiten lit unsmeifelbaft
Or. AugHf E0ntg'S 6ambur9er
Sruttbee.
= 9ie @orberettungen fir Sen national
len GongreB Der Snouitrielsn, melder am
q. Dtai IN biefiger Staot itattfinDen lou,
iino na6esu ooGenOet. Sos 8rograntm, 10
nett IS fertig geitelt 1T, lGntet: QIm 10.
Ntat periammeln iud Die S6aTsI6ter, am
20. btejent9en 2anomirtbe, Die li6 baupte
iG6Ii6 Der Gr3eugung BON 3uGerpflansen:
UfaiS, Sor9bum, 9lubelr uno 3uGerriiben
tpibmen. unD audi Die Tlabsbauer uno
SIa6slueber. Ser eteentltde vGongreB"
beginlt am p. Wfoi.
Or. @bittier, ct. CHARLES Gtreet
$50. 617, ct. Qouis, 500. @ue Spe3iaIz
gferuentrantheiten, 8luttranfbeiten, NtGn9el
in Der 0eirotb5 labl9teit. MO9en ale jtronz
ten Die 2Sblttter' DE AnSet9e in eiler anoereu
Spalte oe5 Slattes lelen.
SIM @ountp SolpttaL befinoen it9
gegentDdrtig 401 &ra1lfe. Nus Ser borIebten
Embellishments tpuroen 389 i%ibernommen;
gu bieien famen tpdbrenb Der Iebten QGode
122 neu NIltfgenommene, 1902 tonnten ais
gebeilt entIailen meroen unb s itarben. Ser
GountpzNgentlr muroen Ii i~ibertpieien
uno Is getperber UNI Qtufnabme muBten
abgetptelen merben. 9as GoulttD bate bic
Soften BON % 8%egrdbniiien Sit traQeu. Son
bieien betrafen 5 lolde Berionen, Die i'm
County, olpitaL geitorben pareu.
Gas 9roBe llebel III Der @elt 1T i6pn Ieit
alter 3eit, Dap mar i'm Geben leIten b6lt auf
re6te WdBi9teit. Ser Sine iibertBt ii6 OFF,
Der Mnbere trintt 81 itart, Der 0ritte pIa9t
li9 Sag uno Jta1t unb ltrenet ltb on 5u arg.
ga gebt Dem Wa9en bic @ebulb benn en6z
lid aus CT lpri1t: .Qin meineu Se;Den bil1
GM i9ulO, Cir bien' i'd lGn9er ni6t.@-
llno MIN mitBts berS r9anismIs ms Stoden
9eratben, Denn er nibt mitteIlt st. Bernard
&r01eterptMett 1pieber iii Sang 9elebt
wIrOe. Sir % Gents bel gIpotbefern gu
bdben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
nmspctter tu Californian.
Gan SSruncisco II. 9IbrfI

Suh +uHltSlu IL" NP|u~
0te &e9engiiie bauern fort. Ser Sabr>
nalnm Der SID=8aciics8abn i'm SoIeoab
Ganpon lit tpieber erbeblib bel6Goigt. Bel
Jtepbau, Scene ltnb WeoiaDe lit oas @eIetie
an ntelen Steuen fortgeipiiIt. Die Auss
b%eiierung Der gabn miro bier Sage III 9In9
lprud nebmen. Sn Sresno bat Elm 8irs
beliturm mebrere Geb6uoe serftOrt.
0eltern 1purben III Dem 2ln3tner Berg
perfsz SeStrfe, in peI6em Der Strtfe Der
%&obIengr6ber nod fortbauert, itebsebn Ser
lammlungen GbgebaIten, in Denen cine befs
tige Spra6e gefilbrt tpnroe.
SeIbftutorS+
Gebar Haptbs, Ja., II. QpriI
SIN Snoepenoence bot it6 in Der Ders
gangenen gta9t Der Grocer 9. 8. SImz
iteab tpegeu &rGnfIihfeit eri9oiien.
gtftsburg, II. &pril.
Ser 2l6bofot Si1tan 3erburgb Don bier
nabm lid beute 9Ibeno mitteIit SerIiHer
8!Gul6ure has 2ebsns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
irtDSs2tcen3e

Ser Staotratb bat in ieiner Iesten
Chung enDlt@ cine 2icens : Geroronung
aHgenommen, laut tpelder Is ben N0trtben
f%rciitebt. enttpebsr fir cine poI9iiItige 2ieen3,
oas betBt cine ipl6e, unter pelher ie alle
g~eiitigsn @etrGufe ~pertarfen f0nnsn, $500
gu be5nblen, ODER iid eine bIoBe 8ierlicen;
fir $3.50 su ertuirfen. QuBerbem lit beibell
1laiieH freigsIteut, ie ua6 BeIieben cine
2icens auf ein Drittels, spei 9ritteIs ooer
ell 9anSes Sabr ber%aussunebmen unb oafur
lelbirperitdnOli6 NIT ben entipre9enOen
8stra9 Der 3icenSsebiibr 81 entri3ten. Der
Bureau lit bis ieBt mob tein iebr GROCER gsz
peien, bod iino bis gum Samltag tlnz
nterbin i6on ungefGbr 1900 Qieensen nus
gelteut, bon oenen ungefdbr 240 Bier
@iceu5en ltnb. Die Giunabmen an @irtbsz
2icensen beliefen itd in Der erlteH Mo6e
auf ca. $3.50, 900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
StQOt CbtragO.

@err Score NtGert, General
2t9estt utso Correspondent Der SHts
avis Stats 3ettmn9, beiuGt
9c8entu6rtt9 Ole Gtaaten SeTaS,
Hctr McrtcO 1tstS 8tcgtco+
ltmfer 2t0ent Serr 8. g. Gohn&e,
beretft 9e9cMtU 6rtt9 Gatifornieu,
Sre9o1t, MAi0ir8ton ScrrttOrD>
tttGb, MDoAtin9 1tts0 SOA0O.
1tnfcre ~9tetfetoem befmGett Oeeems
tU0rti9 fpIgcnSe StA1ten:
SEER &cttrD 2Sigeers &GniaS un0
WcbtnSfa.
Scrr ~. 8. SepperGe SHinotS
cntl6tt9 Der SHinotS Central 91bu.
%Scrr NObert GbcI WStuneiOt1tntD
@iscOnftn.
SEER .. ~. Ncmutnm cSnSiama ptto
SDiO-
9err SDeOSDre Htntbcr GOIOs
ta0p.
SEER Geo. u. Oaaffotu entIane Der
wilton 1tstO st. &OtttS Giienb0tn~
SenS- GOitUttu. SNtwOtS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
gse>eutemScr eiamauteuotebnabI.

Sin ebenio fre9sr ais bebeutcnber 2iebz
itabl wurbeO ~ienitae Na6mittas segen Is llbr
in'oem %befannteu SS>uIpelier- %aben pon GILES
gros., Gde &oibin9ton= uno StatetraBe,
periibt. Sur %ansegebe1en 3eit mareH pieIe
&unoeu i'm &aben unb bic GlertS lebr tel6afz
ti9t. Giner Der leeteren entbedte pIDblid,
baB Elm S6aufateu erbro6eu mar. Sine
nnterlI6ung oes Subalts bes &aitens er9ab
iofOrt bas Seblen Don s,pei G~iomantrin9en
i'm Mertbe Don Sulantmen $4,000. Ger cine
&ing tru9 9 uno Der anbere 4 0iamorlten.
Wtan perEnntbet, oaR elm seriebener S6let9z
Oisb ben IreSen Giebitabl besing.. @s lit
&eroa6t fallen f0nnte. gtnr mill 6err IS.
IS. Eeaslep, Elm ~B0rienmann, oils er sur fell
ben 3eit ON 9aben porbetStng, eiren Dtoitn
I6neu baben oaponIoufen leben. 0r. Seas
leD fonnte mr. cine lebr un9enoue GelDrei>
bu1tg pes 6lu6ti9en 9ebelI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
Sin fa@mannt56es a1rtbetI.

Ser berlbrnte Frotel1pr Sertrom non 8os
lton i6reibt:
.Qtn bas beuti6e 6eiI= Sniitut,
II GIinton FIace, Stem gorf, q. 3.
@eebrte 6erren! Ser Settings
glitter" lit boS gebiegenlte BUD iiber
Die Wel9le@tSz aranfbeiteH nnb S6pG6e=
5ultGnbe ees Nenideu unb oeren 6eilung,
mel6es i'd ie 9eIeleH babe. W etterbotte
g emGlti9ung bes gtofes, lo9ii6e
Gddrfe 9epaart nit elmer &larbeIt uno Ter=
ItGnbli6fett Der Sprade 3ei6ueu baIlelbe auf
oas wS S!s E.t,t 2&i.tsl ! e @%r; dasn d 0ss=
Nttt poIIem Sc d. t perbient baber sSbr
portrefli6es Bu6 ben i90nen Nameu. Der
uNettum9S 3 3tnter-. SD sratnlire
Sbneu, meine 6erren, gu Sbrem unper9Iei9=
Ii6en lrnb woblperbienteu Grfolge &C..
Ser rNettHnsssAHter" miro t&r Is Cts.
fret perIGnot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
@orSfOro'S Mci0 BboSpbate+

VN3N U p VI p
&r. H.S. Reab, Chicago, ia9t: SD battle
es fir eln 6eilmittel pom 9roBtem @ertb BET
ptelen 6orlnen 9eiItiger uuo nerpDler Gr=
i6Dpfun9 be9leitet BON 8opfreiBen, 0ispeiia
lnb QeiGmG6ter 1ebensfratt.-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
GtabItrt felt 1s61.
SchoelIkopf,

$50. 23.-234 ct RamSDIpbsgtraEt,
spiI5en NrantliH unb RartetS StrabS
empfiebIt in frii6er @oGre:
0earlIes anO Gar4enfamereiens
SImT1enI0meU alder 2trtens
gtaie1s 1tn0 sell 9rdsiamettS
@anfs, SpaWetiens MtO Jtap5Samens
SentIdjeR SSiiMaTeI, Wnis MnO SSend1eIs
@ctBeN aTO bIane1 WfobnSamel,
OetpiSr3e, WtGlor0GS IbDrrtan 1tnO SQtbetS
&oriGHoer MnO Salpeter,
Saniue=S cbnea 1It0 &aro0moms
SeMtldes SDetld)cumus nRO YfcHen,
SurttiGJe anIo frGis. s3Detidben,
SeutId)e GtE> 0nrfel uno SouerfrnUfs
@etrO Gtfete SeirIdDe1t, Hr1tneuett aenO " frfbSe
SronS. Gr1iFs, &~barnDtgn0na Mno &opern,
Gofbder SrifeL>&eberDurt,
GtraSburaer MISREPRESENTATION,
sou. StOGHiD WnO SaIsinroeuen,
Gotten franz. WnS oeutidJcu Gent,
SSetAeu %Si1gb zee ets utO GrObeercnI0fts
M~cber5Hfcrten 3aEmuS 1tgo &eofMd)enp
9eutidhe SrebeIn unO SSumpernideIs
SauotdIes StT1tbtrger rrO Mnbr1fdIes
W1rndeSnas, 90 artcr un0 WORCESTERSHIRE,
9tcufdbGteler uno Frontage de Brie,
GOTTEN uuD btci. SdDtpetsertGic,
S9anIb9rgcr NoN=o6sine tsnp HM6ltnge,
Wt0rintrten raj wilo JteMmaHgeu,
JfuT. IoOiGr 9tt0 I'D oDteS.
WttIdJner S,drt19e nso &teler Sprpttetts
G6ten YariIer S6Inupftab16 BON Gokbe&,
Scntid1e Spt1nrdoer mn0 &Scutr05er,
opie ale TINS Grocerp>@ei ddft eini6Iaaensen arttFI
gu ben b~tutgiteH Ereiieu.
Henry SchO911kOE
bin. f1ttnD Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14

@em etpas baron Iiest, Qppetit, selunbes
&usieben uuo Rraft 81 baben, Der ueb,ne
&per's Sdriaparila, mno ollie bieIe Torre6te
bes 9eluneen Wenl9en Iperben itd nab uno
mad einlteQen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
Smten. g@nmpfem. Neiiereett.

raube 8eblen II. 10. werben Dur9 8romn's
&rOn6iaI &ro6es. i9HeI 9eliubert.
Sin einia6es uno wirflames SeiImittel,
porSiigIi1er ols ale auberen Mrtifel iIr ben
ndmli9en !3ped. Jtur III G6a6teIn 3u ba=
ben, 4;reis IS Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14

2tebbaScr ocS feinnen SaIn9tOr
TlaiGeu=StereS poucn tbrc 8citclz
lltttgen Otreft an Die Gomr0O SeipS
NrelpiMA GD.a Chicago ieN0en.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-10-25
HOW TO MEsMERIZE.
lTbe Popular Scientific Monthly |

| will show you the method of mes.
meri2ing, which is, perhaps, on the
whole, most effective; 1t is very nearly
that described by Braid. 1t is the method
only which wish to show you. With
one hand a bright object, such as this
faceted piece of glass, is held thus, eight
to twelve inches from the object, SO that
there is considerable conveyance of the
eyes, and rather above the eyes, so that
he is obliged to look upwards. The SUBJ
iect is told to look steadily at the piece
of glass aal keep the whole attention
fixed on it. This position is kept up
from five to ten minutes; during this
time the pupils will probably dilate con.
siderably, often assuming slight rhyth-
mic contraction and dilation; when this
is the case the free hand is moved slowly
from the object toward the eyes. If the
subject is sensitive, the eyes will usually
close with vibratory motion. In some
cases the subject is then unable to open
them, and the usual mesmeric phenomena
can be obtained. If, when the operator
brings his hand near the eyes of the sub.
ject, the subject instead of closing them
follows the movements of the fagers, the
whole proceeding is repeated. but the
subject is told to close his eyes when the
fingers are brought near them, but to
keep them fixed in the same direction as
before, and to continue to think of the
object, and that only. The operator
then for some minutes makes tpasses, y
bringing his warm hands over and close
to the face of the subject in one direction.
When the subject is inclined to pass into
the cataleptic state, an indication of his
condition may be obtained by gently
raising his arm; if he is beginning to bt
mesmerized, the arm remains in the posi-
ton in which it is placed. If the arm
falls, the mesmeric state may not infre
quently be hasten on by telling the sub
ject to keep his arm extended while HI
is still gazing at the object, or while tn,
passes are being made. And that is tn,
whole OF the process. The man thus mes
merized sinks from manhood to highl,
complicated piece of machinery. He is
machine which for a time is conscious
and in which ideas can be excited by ap
propriate stimulation; any one acquainte'
with the machinery can set it in action
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-10-25

NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLI-
~ CATION for patents for Town Lots, be-
ginning At . post marked No. l. Sc corner
Of the Town Of Bristol: Thence mineral
monument No. bears 72h degrees 1880
feet; q mineral monument No. standing at
the northeast corner Of sixth and Main streets,
in the Town of Bristol, bears N 60h degrees W
1,660 feet.
First course, 8 7Oh degrees 2,640 feet to
post marked No. 2, corner Town of Bristol;
thence, 90 course. N 19h degrees W 2,6l0 feet
to post marked No. 8, NV corner Town Of Bris-
toll; thence, Sd course, N TON degrees y 2,6z0
feet to port marked No. 4, NE corner Town Of
Bristol; and thence, 4th course, 8 1917 degrees
2,640 feet to post No. l, the place Of beginning.
containing one hundred and sixty acres, and be
ing the Townsite of Bristol, Lincoln County.
State Of Nevada, must be made to the under.
signed on or before the l1th day Of February.
A. D. 1884, or be forever barred. See Compiled
Laws Of the State Of Nevada, p. 418. vol. 2,
section 1859, act approved February goth, 1859.
Application must be filed with A. J. Nlair
Bristol, Nevads.
ENRY RIvEs,
| ar11.6t Trusts Of ,wnsite Of Bris
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-10-25
NEWSPAPER USES.

To polish windows or mirrors, simply
breathe ON them and rub lightly with
soft newspaper.
To keep tins bright, take soft lump
of washing soda, dissolve in water and
add little sand, then rub the tins
briskly with it, using newspaper instead
of cloth. Polish off dry with dry
newspaper. It is said that there is some-
thing in the printers ink that aids in
polishing.
Old newspaper is an excellent thing to
keep stove clean. Whenever anything
is by accident spilled over upon the
stove, instead Of trying to clean it with a
cloth or brush, take piece of paper and
remove it quickly, and use little more
paper to rub the stove bright, and then
burn them. It is much quicker, neater
and more convenient way.
A folded newspaper, or part OF news
paper folded, is good for a holder and
saves burning the fingers, spelling the
temper, or soiling dishtowel when in
haste to remove polling pot, open an
oven door or take up hot poker or pan.
Old newspaper is the best thing for
cleaning lamps. First polish the chimney
with bit Of paper, removing all smoke,
then take a fresh piece to clean the glass
or metal part of the lamp, especially the
burner, which must always be kept clear
and free from SCOT in order to secure
good light, then take off the crisp, burn
part of the wick. What cannot be re
moved with paper ought not to come otf
Scissors are seldom necessary or deslra
BILE in trimming lamps.
These are only few of the numerou
ways in which newspapers may be mad
useful after having been read, and then
after being used this way, they may b
burned for kindling. How much bette
and more wholesome than to have s
many dirty rags or cloths for all thes
purposes, to be washed daily, or, wors
still. to remain unwashed, poisoning tn
air with their foul atfiuvia and bringln
to the inmates of the household diseas
and death. Philadelphia Times.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-10-25
swnRDsMEN OF THE DEEP.
Antics of the Nimhl- and Froiicson,
Narwhal.

Imagine whales fencing with each other
Jar amusement. 1t seems as if such
thing could not be; and yet there are
whales of certain species that not only
fence with one another, but use their
teeth for swords.
1t is the narwhal that fences. One of
the teeth OF the male narwhal always
grows through the upper lip and stands
ont like a spear, straight in front OF the
animal
1t seems as if all the material that
should have gone to fill the narwhal's
mouth with teeth had gone to one tooth
that grows out of the lip for sometimes
this tooth is eight feet long. The animal
itself, from head to TAIL is seldom more
than l6 feet in length.
OF what use such an enormous tooth is
TO the narwhal no one knows. Some
persons say it is used in spearing fish;
Others, that it's use is to stir up the mud
at the bottom of the ocean, in order to
scare iout the fish that may be hiding
there; and one man says the tooth is for
the purpose Of breaking holes in the ice
in winter, for the narwhal, like all
whales, is obliged to come to the surface
at intervals to breathe.
Whatever the tooth is intended to be
used for, it is certain that when the mar.
whal wishes to play it finds another mar.
whal of a like mind and away they
charge at each other till the long tooth.
swords clash together.
They are active as we'll as frolicsome
and sailors tell of seeing them eros
swords in this way, thrusting and parry
ing and rolling and darting about will
marvellous agility and grace.
The narwhal is light gray in color ant
covered with black spots. For a grea
many reasons it is valued by the Green
landers. 1t furnishes fine quality o
oil, its flesh is used for food, and its skin
made into jelly, and called mattak, i
eonsidered dainty too choice for ordin
ary occasions.
This "swordman of the deep" as
have called him, is q warm. blooded ami
nal and must not be confounded with tn
sawfish or the swordfsh, both of whic
are entirely different from the narwhal.
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A Story OF TAlLEYRAND.-G
W. c. Preston, of Kentucky, is stopping
IN st. Louis and will remain several days.
In conversation about Alexander Hamil-
ton, recently, he told the following story
dt Talleyrand, the great French diplomat,
VINO, to save his neck from the guillotinc,
was forced to leave France, and he be-
came an exile to the United States.
This" said General Preston, "was in
1884 and 1892, when he spent portion
OF his time near Albany, New York,
where he resided with Count La Tour du
Pin, another French exile, who, with his
accomplished wife, was concealed for six
terrible weeks in Bordeaux, during the
bloody atrocities OF Tallien. He arrived
in Boston with two trunks full of fine
towels, the only property they had saved
from the wreck of large estate. Vol.
ney, the traveller, was also q member Of
the same family, and they sold butter
and eggs in Albany to eke out a living.
Ialleyrand returned to France on the
lrst change of government, and for many
years, as is well known, swayed great
political influence there. Soon after his
return to Paris he was asked what was
the most notable things he saw in Amer
lea. "The most wonderful thing saw,
said Talleyrand, "was tho great Alexan
der Hamilton crossing Broadway in. tn
mud, with three big law books under hi
arm, going into court to argue case"
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ESTRAY.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT A soRREL
msre, silver name and tail, about four
years old. branded on left thigh F J-T tcom-
bined) with half circle over brand, has been
running on the Silver Park Range. Lincoln
county, Nevada. The owner is hereby notified
to come and take the mare away and pay
charges ELWoOD BAILEY
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Tuesday. the 18th day of May,

MN a week at home. $500 outfit free.
X66 Ry ns ss9sss .ssy.s ss.ds Ss G; osg
business at which persons Of either
sex, young or old. can make great pay all the
time they work, with absolute certainty, write
for particulars to II. HALLETT u Co., Port
land Mnine
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
d out of the Justice Court, IN and for the
County of Lincoln, State Of Nevada and to me
directed aud delivered, for judgment rendered
in said Court, ON the 9th day of April, A. d.
1884, in favor Of the State Of Nevada, Plaintiff
and against the American Flag Mill and Mining
Company, Defendant, for the sum OF 1858 77-100j
;ixty.three and 77-lO0 dollars. tax and delin-
uuency, debt, together with 1926 42.10O)
Twenty-fv 42.1O0 dollars, tax costs, and all
accruing costs and interest, have levied ON the
following property, to. wit: Improvements on
mine known az the American Flag Mill and
Mining Company in Ely Mining District, in the
County of Lincoln, State Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday. the 18th day of May,
A. D. 1884. between the hours Of O'Clock in
the morning and s O'Clock in the afternoon
namely, at 70 O'Clock N. of said day, will sell
all the right, title and interest of said American
Flag Mill and Mining Company in and to the
above described property, and the smallest
amount or parcel of said property to satisfy the
said above sum of Ss9.l9, tax delinquency
costs and accruing costs, at the front door o.
the County Court House at Phoebe. County O.
Lincoln, State of Nevada, at public auction, fo
cash in hand, to the bidder, for the leas
amount of the above property, to satisfy sait
execution and all costs
O.P. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
| By s. D. SMITH, Deputy Sheriff. a12td