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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-02
i. Record OF Casualties.

Efforts to find the body Of Nellie Brain
ard drowned at Waterloo Iowa, prove s1 IN
awaiting. @5s 5:.5 & ts$ u. 81,
81 s. s. Mann, chemist for the Standard Oil
company, was found dead in bed at Cleve-s
land. His family live at Jersey City.
The boiler ID Fabel's soap factory at
] Louisville xp1oded and Edward Ernest, the
engineer, was Instantly killed. The damage
to the building is Sic 600. .s
Lyn Howe, assistant manager OF the COM
pany now playing The Streets Of New
York at the Academy OF Music, Chicago,
died very suddenly Of heart disease at the
Gault house. :. r VI, 3
Calvin NJ. Winch, late vice president of
the st. Paul Street Railway company, was
stricken with apoplexy at the railroad de-
pot at Boston, Mass, and died on Sept.
ID 1E, ! z ~ I szE " s, 81 ii
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07


Eea azzEEsert 5.z nsl EiElif
dzlf alsial ss aN
lass sez 81 "a,
In ials saasae ~ sa
ssz - s1ls r,.z 1flsf s,ea
Hss zasnfs 1islz zz1zE alssN.
AesEs - ~ EIsllz ne s iss
u ~ So En- Is far
On ae Nv "a NJ frss
o saews9 4 lnseg siiaEs
40 4aiaae 81 yad.f Lee sE4 ~
A14 zxEl ~ ss1lEsf en- .1ifss
- 4 fiz = 81 re sss
Ae y aaes i - El0
zI1sEea tFzsss--
z Ef zsis ssssaiAs ~ yez
l<Erz - 15Sz 3 $50 zztta
Y a. ~ tils Is M
assass 81 flg- NE - & Se-sltss
ss ESass
Kaeaf sv sfwxE Ike 1ssays 1xraE&1
t sss.y y - Eazry tls3s
aFs1sf4 1sef - y1Ef 1szzi ss5l18 NAaEE
eFs fHssa as1isssl Aaltefies
b. yssx lEsaih sEs 4zl41 b.E fgEs-
kRs@ Agzle So waAa1se 81 ygNse-
AAx ksz sea eszes eE Z ~ son
elzzli " yes faFsyeszsags
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
sNAEGE AND BGEsES.
Remarkable Contest GSetH eeIi
"a ParLrIdge and a BLACK
SNAKE.


" nei"er Or net 81 Is scl@htlhea''y
Ha@ }Aa. snakes ever charm 2lras. !.
), sfas t"S' 'Ir17 sometimes FllaeA "n-
Ai'' hhaaes. an "GGosn- - g'feA IN
tne indianapolis |s2o'" Of an eAcL-
lhS cou1ea. o. thus Ei"@- Al W1iL"
Parflase "a. the 'lely9. i.AsPensa
A. Preston Wayne CsaHby, "a. =
lTa'e!t"g aaisnmsD. While 'Tog.-As1i"g
a. cIeea near hAa' ptaG@- heard q
comm0tion 10 tue nushes AGAR ttie
cieeE- and cf'-e A"c- d. ase "@ae oE
sou"E ca,I-r1r ""sn t"eE oil mt.
b. Pee,s. f'ao4g- 2"e .4s"s-. and
"a" "et paf1Tlase and a targe biaek
f"aAe eagagea %. CotDsa-
Aa1ale1 l0seslssF q sagfa distance
a"ay "as ii.g FaEtrIagg oro9-, pep
'ag 20 teTryE. IL parisllgs attached
lie saaAe 0llii Aer Dcaa- "n0- iEel, and
/ struck arc 5eto" WAL her "I"gs,
oas moved Will sAcn FapIdi1y about
the snake tAst- a sp-'e o. tne 4"'cE,
ness "I1A winch TIE TePFis IS enabled
to tAro" ITS iolas about anEihaag Il
attacks, the tHake vas to8sf IN 80 ~
! attempts 10 eHctrels the bird, WHICH
Z Eesfaea TO De sseklng to p.iaa a'ss ~
Psns BY striking at It's eyes.
In Us effort 70 GET the bird Within
its coil the snake seeEned 70 glide oEei
and Hnaer her Ike HASH but, 10
matter what course II tooks the par
trlage aeEer failed TO sup away ifgm
It aad deliver a tsiiing b'o~ aPon q q,
Dnee lAe snake fetreftbea SeyeEa
ieet as u ihying from me hifa' ana t4e
latter followed ii closely. 5uaaenly
TIE snake turned and rushed back a.
the partridge "ith ~ head raised
more Than 4 1907 ~ me i4if' iaeih'Fd
dashed ioFTafa 70 meet re serpent
ana delivered Dso" Eitb iis yeas
HhIeh stack re snake A4aaEs 10 ops
OF IiA eye. laia aas apparent y The
@lthess, VIC STOOD withih len ieel q
the contestants, By The snakes 10.
stanntlg dropping rs bead 70 TIE ground
and rolllng u from a'de 70 SIDE a q 70
great pan.
ne bird dla not lore SECOND n
ielioHlng Up her advantage, a9pi
Pouneed on the snake eiossfio II
bead, and, with strokes delivered With
3surPrIslng rapidlty, iHflieted Honnat
wlLh her peak Hhleh seemed TO dsze
Che snake and It gllded hrst in one dj'
reeBon and then 20 another, making
20 further effort 70 defend Itself, And
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
maasa Ta.xEN


..-..,---.
~ y
- " - i I ~ y. i
-. n
- =. - = - - = -. -
- @--.- n
~ $500. -
1 hzA q A.DLlzaAA@7 Z
''liss' ''lls1s (
sta % isoI = sH2- = As55 4
e II a-'sa'sisSA
5zEE laass aae 1Hs cEats msT Dsa
/ Fraia = ipiaoES 81 AS7s ana E1rseE
EsAfs faaea log ssals, FFszltSliass q
aszHsgss FsFaissa - asavg b0llas or Act
\ W. ~ ees li'iGaies5 stssertaE o. aaPFe 81
z o. eshl- r. azs'rri irtEz sssHH1z-y y
1850 = al-la q psFFasnts Is Payasts
( y sasss aes4 Afls &sfz seass taxes, Do
issse seftiaL4-iss sac Ga5afsss c. ih2
taz. = IL eN'sts l'szissi'ss am damage,
10 say S0E-s o. Dc -sa'- = Es1 Eii5-
es'sss ii5iAfsEt ~ tbs a1"az s. > FEf
-. :. -. = "a . a. - ; = y,
K ig7e ~ go ss-z ,,.,e,r..-s a.. ssra,
are psgal,8s "a eoupoas. lle Eaaez tsz
~ leFes Certificate, ans tbz aaizasg
q asaEs' ees'-sr l'sa2'.ssa ana laIasgss,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
,rhe Eaea "a Seine 1ve.a

10 .sSsoEaSlo Or heN AlGxiep, dor pure
air ID relieve Consumption Is al d nais-
take. ANY reasonable man you'd use
Dr. Basanko & Cough aud Lung Syrup
fOr Consumption a I'll is frff stages.
II never lafls h give relief ia ali caser
0f Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. pains u
the Gilesg and all afeetions That art
onaidered primary 70 Consumption.
fgice 30 cents and sL00. Sold IS
Nm. Meyer.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
7gARL.E'.Y GO !.
--WHOLESAI.E-
Oils e. NAVAL STORES
IA. 40 a. As S0sa1h Peters sSa..
NEW ORLEANS, La

Being the only Producers and Reiners Of
Petroleum IN the entire South, We are pre-
pared 10 OfIer every grade Of ILLUlII-
MATING aud .IsLIBRICAEIAG OIL At lowest
market prices. We have constantly on hand
Ia WV - ' .' ~. - t|'''T
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

e Ia IJEueRi6t, Who il
el4 aae AL slgr stasegt af llia
enatofaez aa fee se sale 81 slE.
osaH<os Ggaseh sp Lang g
rsnzs.ss that uagef 81 Is u e1fe %
M Il Il ne ksebt and sang
pyoaf sgg q iHsa saginls
hesfie ~ eiEe cent e1a
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

u EEL an3l usuvsTa- Lrea e. draysga,
1ut UT uBg E11EhiLa. or Ore. IRON tLe nils
~ iaTss=,, Z. TAlts iLE- GfjF .uIHp stEtor-, al
king q EB05. viz On AAL an other
Harl y uBl%, FIN. saNsI - 1rurE, an ! buzz
LJUui zbs mi. We Ass- eAGIus4 u5spust. q
refuse frOEl fOur Of tus mil
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07


Taass aJs $50 lagEaBeEF Eeri.isIrsa
/ il fasblEE4Bz. 1as a EAura gaal ss
kngHn a. tSeiaHe aba E4hsr a Gsjrr.
7 lE5raa ilgrTss Il See mar. bui or Ops
+. szis si6sa IsgT are eprlia fEIenzs,
} 5aa a HrTnazE q wears aE1 1issT -EzE-S
HzarfF ha5 ssrlpnE nuiasazauia44a,
IbH mET Il aEs rvsz4e sbpzs aizBi
.Ezkipg = n-1nE SOMETIMES SERVES a
gso3 pErDssE
los CD8gBtl SAD tai5 snsnElfEE Scr
ahlal aba AalBr sens liifn n BTa asi
be vuHl1 Iii hir1 iRs ErFt aiIns anEV
MT The Major lIEsz j. IoB6sFiise,
zae bbionE i anp4ar- c5aT. Seve4sl
Ea8Eihs, st1EE hoe IIssassgs lac LiauREl
= sen risaAlng L1n.sriiie. EaEt ab= H.
BgE who s38Fsase hIra wll bid
gaa EesEaEs aas ns&aags I ssE1 ,yuzF'
%l DID rEsDgnde3 AZ Cp50uE..
'i-aEs FUE FrepsEe5y- "a she ueEt
qasanU-- az arr be. fEt EH tRka
G-IaE Ergt To- e8lloapT was a.
fTDEs O. III 5Gi5 Hos. au1 alE1eer
sheg velz Ser 1ss,dIhE.
A. lees GrapE tse- chzsse5 lee
Colon uasegrIE-. .avNsae@. laa1 tha
AaJur ualHtalne1 AL nv o. uasInsss.
zsegEEuIa- - Ia BaEeEHeEl. fs,iG lBs
A5sirr- Tee Euz rasz fgT Ilasszgz,
di1 yDrs les. I Ess II rgpsIal Ilsz
G05DEEL 4ATe E0r rzasT- ggU8gnBe5
8sse Marc gFgfsfr AM fHH5ra ff5fgre rs-s
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
LEEELIN.7 AsEI ..ia4GJINl


4r- przs4t+l -, d. a. vora. Of TIN. hia5,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

So 49, EszE st,g ,-f-.=-5 Fz1sas ll- rReEkts -
lsIGHggF s4tssisyBstga ct---rssdTiArs - f8BEses,
fHf aBi2it+
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
scsuslergt-, Auy tEae. Gay or r5EI
PLOWINl


= y = are prsEaFs5 10 prepare gr5Bn-, aRi 10
al sJTlE q PiUTiBE
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
WHEEL ~ HTGHT. BLACKSMITH
IND PAIRL SHNE

A. kladz Of gu1G-E0EE 81 BaggIEz. Car
mage HacBs and Wagon dGle Have
.HOss 3 Eyo4 blechhlHith, and rAa d. al kind
o. SOEs. such a. niL SHY. fae4EIbgtt
wagon laEUl. FiOE7, .syTso-s4Oe.ag, e. Ne
also have PAIN ron fVE painting U4ggiEs
EaguRsl t0rRlElEe, IL " pG.ELiag loae
oUisils q EAUl, alL ~ a.sl 1sOEs. ao..s He
E.zo repair El1 fgIEs1 gaggT ipYs- 4ss1
sgy4F.F etf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

home enterprise, and especially the Lake
Charles Livery stable, and be EcHo and
faas yaa liFs loRg ard pFasler
Respectfully.
M IaEEe, sup't
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

Ibe great remedy t1f alelaey alla
aige hasass sold sy Fll rHER
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

- w.. T3sEiGsgz. O. LszsFpT-=5-.
H. 500 F. H.. sseaTa ! llsE= Aas=l GEos.-
t=asz WI .AEs= a12 Bu2Es Chin, ~
ullas rgaisL1 ia IcnYTegEEbs5 wiz
aaasl4- L. sfE l.ls- L-aIgEEE- ioFL,
il4T=-s t,g1ss G hpEs=a -Agae BsgBe1s
tGs1EuaELIv ezns1 ID, Es egEt G. HaIv
sELG= pr ouz- RleL I Az eLlseaassd
hundred e dollar VII physician 81
Tcr Gl.s o. W. AEEEz, Lake CLarIsg.
l.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
HORSES CLIPRED
a. reasonable EEies TLls begslls them
mReh IN bot Nes,Aer.
.VEIERIltARY -DEPAkIllENI.

Horses and mule asctpfsd a. reasonable
rates. 30 pay uEless cured. La1p4s burned
u cat cut. NeaIei4e sad sppetIzeFs fur
RiEled q. application.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

we Will say. that when y0u want anything,
and rannDt ind II znYgbere eIse, Il town,
come 70 us, aud II We CAT az you up, you
need look no further
Tie public, and our white fsleHds, gIl
please pSte that this is also headqaafters
Tor nos HOLLY the eoiorsd ilAeknlan, and
VIII please 10 Inform the eolored people, and
please nate hat Jul. Holly win carry esi6rni
lizggfs 1stI
WeWm always have Two nice hacks fOg
nae u our lFhite patrons, and when lhese
are not sufficient 81 conHAaient, We val SEND
out spsesei aeeomgnpdat wIih dispatch
aud Iaueh pleasure.
VIC are pleased 70 IgfoEIn the ladies that
Mr. &. y iIcAi IlLAE IS agaIh with Is aud
runnlng our Haek and that u before. Il
always ready II aait 90 fhen sith Tue
fqrn-ogt, AheneFer called 81.
ALW AVS aIyppQFT
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

IN CONCLUSION,

/ We have a good wppd-aat 10 aost our own
wood, and VII hire II 6at By the day, week
Or TaoHth, for EMAIL eoDsiderAtion.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
ALSO
FEED

GizHds TIE celebrated EtaIllgu STONE
wall sSaeISson.s'
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RECEIFRG AND FORWARDING
AGENTS.

We vii act 10 Agents, and reserve and Tor
ward I'll freight, express, etc, for any aud
al points Freight and express charges
paid and freight. express and bsggags
claims adlussed We receive and for5Fard
freight for numbsr Of the Iaost important
IHll men and merchants "a Tie parish We
refer u theIn
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BLANURE

b vii BE- deliTereI c4eaI
LDiE. OE4iEET AND FIRE BRICK
Dy D4cAe. VI barre BsFreIs 4s.lcerr. Tree
o. 1ray age.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

VII feed stock By the iaeGi, day, seek, O.
Ilpnth. Plenty 81 shelter Tor Vehicles
PlentE Of gold Mater far stock
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

blacksmith 8, And w Il. other purPoses By
BRcker, satk Or tgU In a lew days vii Elsg
havc large supply Of Charcoal on hand
LLEap.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07
SHELLS AND,DIRT

VII. be- GtIiTerpo cAeap. delivered a. pe
Orae~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

We E8Fs EBs saG e.sEaEt As2Eee- Esg.
sl2pg gsatII4E clIs4iDs LgSsI "a, Ne nil atgegid
u fELEHsl and sEFEEEs al IsArseTE NGlsuf
eIiFa cz&EEe. Cali o. IL tQE eaEp.els
fEEsgal pEziGt- G4rg4lzzllizEsess u Eerssse1
aIwags eslas3ceg VI le, AID cLzxEsE EaA1a
3ecDHliug8y. I&at iLIa j. lrEe, Ne EalkE 20
( the peoI!e NAo L3se Seal Nith y, za3
&sacIg The llost reliable pegp3s ~ tlEa.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-07

On examining tie snake, II WAS
found thai besides she fatai wounds il
Lad reeeiaed ID IS neck both u its
eyes had been PSI 9pt Isl fhe par
fridge The snake sas peafly ave feet
ID iapglli, aud bad u ils stamaeh lie
parlissis tlIgesied selaalas large
is4iieseslse
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-06

DR. VIRTUE OF Az ORDER or "a LIE YssUED
ID out Of the tixth judicial pisirict cuurt, u
aud for the County of Lincoln, Slate Of Nevada,
spd 70 me directed ard delivered, TOR iude.
ment n ndered in sAid Court on ,he etb day of
August, 4. d. 1898. in avorof ArchM NeQusie,
Plaintiff, aud uRsintt tht Ney dowsf silver
hinips Company and the NsyA0vtr Nine and
MiLibv Claim, Defepdtntr. for the tun, Of tevtn
hundred and sfx l.ltO ,e7t6 l.1Uu). gold sccin
dollars debt together with seventy i370j dollsrs,
tax costs, and all accIuing Coz snd in,trckt,
have levied on the followii property to wit;
That certain mine o. mining clainp Known q
and called BY the name Of the Nsynov u hins
snd Mining Claim, situate. lying md beiHe IN
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County
esSts Of Nevada. and duly recorded 10 the hin.
ine Records Of asid Mining District. consainipg
eight hundred linear fett on said ledge or lode,
together with the srpurtenancts fhes efu btlong-
re. and a the rights and privileges pertaining
Notice is hsrsby sivsn that on aa
saturday, ths ssh dsy q October.
A. n. 1858, At u o'clock \. Of that Day, i will
ssll all the right. title snd interest Of said Nay
nov sr tilver Mining conpsny in and 70 the
aover Ails .nd Mimi Z sl.in a. shs bent door
4 the Cour-bous- in pios he, iitctin eopnty
state Of xsvads. 81 public aucticn. sor cssh =
hand, 10 the htghept and best bidder, 10 setisfy
said judgment and decrss and al costa, and III
costs thAs may accrue. III L ~
ssis-sd. or. SHERWOOD. sherif.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-06

the dark side as quickly as possible. The
rest of us asccnded to a great height,
keeping as directly over the doomed
ship as We could in the darkness. For a
few pinntes, which seemed an age, We
waited l'oking down. No grauder or
more striking spectacle could be imagined
than met our gaze; the quick flashes Of
the mortar. the intense blaze Of tue burst.
ing shells, the quivering light reflected
from the illuminated circle Of sea. and in
the distance the rockets which the other
vessels continued to throw up. The
third ship was now burning lights, too,
and SO brightly was the surface Of the
water displayed that even so small an
object as the head OF swimmer must
have been seen. But we had not a long
time to admire this brilliant display.
We could not follow our comrades move.
ments in the darkness, which fortunately
enshrouded him. But after some min.
ntes OF suspense deep. thunderous
sound was heard, followed, after few
moments. by loud. confused shouting.
The firing ceased; the light Of the lat
shell went out like dying lamp. and
through the darkne . horrible, run
ming. gurgling sound came to our ears.
That's the last Of her," said one of the
men, in awe struck tones; Il guess that
.hell has blown hole in her bottom.
Say, captain. shall we go and try the
other one' We may as well make a
coinplete job while we are at it,"
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RaisED FaOM TaE DEAD.


tDrnvsr News
Mr.. James L. Finch gives an account
OF some curious experiments which he
and Dr. Armitage recently made secretly
in recuscitating animals apparently dead.
The first subject operated upon was a
.medium-sized terrier dog. 1t was se.
curely tied and an, incision made 10 an
artery in its neck, by which the animal
was bled to death. He certainly passed
through all the symptoms Of dying and
soon sitter ~ last blood issued from the
woand hts frame hseams rigid and bic eyes
showed she ssussIsss glare Of death The
room was kept At : tsmperaturs Of 7O'
F~hsenhsit. while the dog lsy for three
hours dead. By this time he had become
very still and bold. He was now placed
in warm water bath that wss constantly
maintained At > tempsruturr Of l05'. and
was continually and thoroughly rubbed.
and a. he bscame plant his limbs were
gently worked about and his whole body
rendered supple. A half pint Of hot wa
ter was now passed into his stomach
through hard rubber tube which was
forced down his @sophagus. When this
was accomplished the mouth Of rubber
tabe. attached to bellows. was intro.
duced into bis windpipe, and as the bel.
lowe were provided with double valve,
BY which the air could DO withdrawn. as
we'll As inhaled. the dogs nose was sc.
curely fastened.
A large and powerful Newfoundland
dog that had been obtained for the pur.
pose and had been tied near by, was now
blsd, while the attending surgeon pro-
ceeded to sdjust the transfusiug appara-
tus and began slowly to inject the live
dogs blood into the dead dog. Simulta.
neou-ly Mr.. Armitage began SLOW "
working the respiratory bellows, while /
kept rubbing the animal and bending his
limbs and b',dy to facilitate circulation.
We could not have been more anxious
about the issae OF our Efforts if they had
been made upon a human being instead
Of dumb brute. When pint Of blood
had been injected could see some change
about the eyes Of the dog; but no Que
spoke. One thought was common to all,
would life come backs In few mo.
.nents more there was certainly con.
vulsive trsmor noticeable 10 the body.
Mr. Armitsss, in undisgsissd excite.
mont, said 70 the surgeon, 'Press the
blood" In . minute OF two the dog
Raspsd and soon attempted to eject the
respiratory tabs. which wss accordingly
Withdrawn. This wss followed BY sasp'
and . ostsbisg Of, ths brsa b, willis thu
syss grew brighter and more nasaral
The rubbing and blood injecting were
yet applied, and the dog was struggling
% II IL 81. But bic efforts soon bscAm.
lees violent, and he began low whine.
4 oomPs,.a was' now placed on the sf-
terry, and IN twenty. two minutes after
the hrst blood was injected he sat up.
after being dead three hours and twenty
minutes. The dog then drank broth
that had bsen prepare a for him in case o.
bic revival. and coon got up and walket
abeat He was Furnished : comfortable
bsd neaf the stove, and iron this time
forward his recovery wAs 90 rapid that IL
tWo days he wns Suraed out 70 ruu II
~ etsssts- Hsia uew = ragged charac
~. n socd health. wit / seemingly no ~
1&2qRhfance Of his reGtA gxoation. :
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NOTICE.

NJorrcE 10 HxAHB1 GIVEN fBAr ApPLl.
IN CATION for aisnss sor Icpn lo(s, b
H. ming II poet RaTled Sol, 81 CONNER
u the Town q Bristol; Thence 2 se tnenl
moDunent No. beam 71h degrees \ n 40
feet; mineral monument - ! atan ding at
ths nosthessl corner d tixth an1 Main slIssts,
" he Tevn Of 1sistel. bssrs y - ssszsss v
ms ecurss. . 7ch degrees y s.sls s.es
pcst narhed No. .. crIisr fcur o. HsIstcl
thsnce, "a roufse, n leh desfes y 4,a1o fess
to pos, Married No. ., Nv eoiitr Texs 81 ti,s-
toll thence, % eoniss, n .0h dsefstsl s,et0
ises g pot nash.d 70. !. = eesis. 7evn q
Driptol; and thence, eth eCuSee, B lsb fssistn
s.e40 feet 10 post 10. the plsNa Of bsRh nj 4.
containile one hundled sl6 si.tA ss!ss " q "
oeats Of NevsNa, nsst Be usts 70 ths Vi Ger.
siens1 o. or hefose the .jlth dps ci ytts7sty,
4. D. 1eot, o. ~ foSsvts tsSSed Zee Ccp III
Laws of he otsts Of Heysds. ?. ~: vel :
ssct1on ~, acs arpoved ystiusfy Atb. ute
Application nust b nlsd WITH 4. !. elais
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QY VIRTUE or AN ExKcuTroN Ie3UHp
- out Of the Sixth Judirial Divaricl Courf.
IN snd for the County VI L.ncoln. 4tsts of Ne.
vaoa. and 70 me directed and delivered for !
Judgment rendsred In SAID court a ~ TWep-
Iissn dsy @ !asuAry, 4. p: 1853 n fasrs d A.
Company, for the sum Of Nineteen Bundrsd
thirteen and 4o-lo0 ,tleis ~ dollais, debt, u.
eethey With eoo-76 dollars, tan coefn md III sc-
crnine costs snd intertst,I l have levied o. the
'','or,.s oss.m R,Spss,y; s ,s so-.is: 49, !,
Portland csment. pair bullion scnies, roll Of
battery scIsen. cans Of sodium. ~ snal, black
lead cructbles, pair crucille tol ee bull
Hon molds, assay mufles, button mcl5e. .
Iron moftars ana pcstles .sil Quichalvel Kettles,
shces. ] wood wh<elbsnow Srstorts, Ii ,snsihs
gAae-ptpe. rmokestAch about % feet lola
cnst-tron tort front, moukey vrenchet. 2
1mall eiedees, hand-ex, = v pipe vnnrhes,
srindstono. sds. . planes. 1 spirit level, 80
pounds iron washers. aueers. 10 plalhs l.le
tnches. 10 fest long, 2 squares, iron whtelbar-
row, anvil, 81 blacksmith tools with hsndles,
: patent screw plates, II pfirs b1achsll IN
tonga % pieces Of TIMBER 6x6 inches. 70 pis ces
Az inches, 3 pteces 6xa inchsa, IL pieess IL,
pi~cea 2xls % pieces 2x0. " pis cep inch plsnk
~ pieces lx4, II pieceh l16, pieces 611, II
pieces 0ze, 10 pieces inch plank. u piecea 6xt
snd ioxio hswu. - piecrn ass - pieess ~ ~
bsr iUxi2 isches. ~ feet long; is pisces pisni
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Friday. the ssceAd day Of February
a. p. isss. At u oseloch y. Of that day, ! viii
sell ali the right title AND iterest 81 rsid Bsis
toi silver Mining onpany n snd to the abovu
Ing Compsnyi mil ii li1coin COUNTY, Nevsda
q public .uc.ion, for cash in hasd. 70 ~
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NOTICE - HGHEBf 0IvI1, THAT puR-
IN suant to The sutheri'y vsstec II NE q sid
" certain Deed Of TSuss, szeeuied .bs the
Bristol Silver Nfpiue conrsly Il ~ lsrriir
natr Jun. 10th, iee2. and tseufded IN Ihuln
County. Nevada. Records, In Potl P, ,Pstet nj
t. as. default having occurred ~ lie -, y ent
o. the interest due ptcsnbtI ISL, lisa. on The
o. ftnetn Ihoussbd polls!e vtlfn i. q pub
10 auctton, g the highest bidder q the 1osyd.
ig HOUSE the ssid Company II Bfiktol, Lin.
coin q unity, Nevada. on the lf8R ~ isl
RfRhah dav Of aeut I'M her. lsan.
~ ~ . ~ 2 " 7 -
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Ss..sttsS a. - =.
shsss.ss = =. - ~ s.s- 2ec.
y. ~ ~ = saas. y 70 psy saad 'ss-
n. - ~ <s.s- ss Sss,st !. II n a.
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