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New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
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10 the suburbs OF quiet utle town In Testchester
County, coouy OF our c0lored brothers has established
Itself aud with clamming, whitewashing ami general
chore pursuits the little clan is tourishng. There are
few morally black sheep the community. aud OF
them got himself into corner the other Gay IA THIS
manner.
Oae OF the selectmen Of tie town has An unusually
collection OF blooied fowls aud been very mrch
annoyed by midnight exclusion parties
from tho BLACK Hils." rs brother who
resembles him wonderfully in person and speech.
is state Game Commissioner They walking Ia tho
woods last Sunday, when they upon the ba
dsrkeys. who WIS lying moss-Def aeleep with
fine string OF quails partly concealed unier his coat
gentle Kick aroused him, and he scrambled hrs feet
" What have you got under Your jacket :" asked tas
town councillor. while his brother stool bennt tres
L" Don't you know that IL Is the close season for all
game r.
The coon looked around uneasily fingered his shirt
front up and down. and blurted Oui SAY boss al
youse Mstah Frank nth. denis chickuns Ef YOU 50
Mistah George s.uith dey's Quais Which Is yerr'
They let MIN 90
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

From. The fitisbHrg CyDasrcial Gdzsie
One or lDOse smart AleXandcrs who tTaye on mia
cheek and ths nspIity of the public 10 change $50
bills .pr glass of soda four g0t on Prnnav.
tic other day sni rendered the Aforesaid $50
fare. OF course the conductor could change aud
he got his Tide roe. Ihis repeated until the
ductOr go tired o.: IT, and after fourtn or f8 tim,
of its repetition no determined To with
low. BY visiting the t0ll-hOnses, and by
unknown. the manipulation Of The bell puach
scrspe up $40 % IL pcnnies.
Pacing these n little bucket he quietly awaited thA
appearance o hts victim. having posted the driver and
O.Ler intimate friends who happened TO re
board when the uDsg-pecting man with she petaorlc
pocketbOok put IN an appearance and promptly pro-
cucct the "tweDty" with many apologies. the oon-
duct0r Docseted the bill and prpncol his tlle bucket
amid the gins OF the sDeca Presented 10 ID
customer. The young man looked pretty cheap. and
feeling the heit OF the bucket tn ,ughtfly
the car and disappeared around corner. Then tao
conductor TOOK the biz frDn liza pOckt and proceeded
fold II nicely that It wond iJ into convenIens
Of hts pocket ook- Something the appearance
tie bill caught his eye. aud, as he examined /: tto
closer, his Nv dropped abpnt foot Tas III Of
the genns GenoTina,rd by ins sport.ng Fraternity
queer" The young maL had also oeen laying FOR ths
conductor.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

be p,.a,aut IN watch those owls ard see kesp
count with his watch how often they'll wink In min
ute. The visitor watches them closely. end ths seven
owls contract the pupils OF their optics and stare ozzy
and lazily space Wby, owls never smut tnelr eyes
do they ." the visitor Will inquire innocenty on,
yes they're bound TO-" says ths Keeper Inat reio"
In the mddle's been staring the longest lie go hrst
you watch him." The minute hand on watcn creeps
slowly along whom patience scarcely longer survives
the end the owl pole winks slowly deliberately
calmly. Then tho Others one after another as IN
fected by epidemic. and all certainty OF prediction rs
at once The round the Visitor rcaay
10 bet the result. He bets the corner owl,
and the one In the middle first IL gets exciting,
and tns spectators carried away with the fever oil
betting chance. will bet every owl but the
rzht one, and get almost In state Of desperation 10 1et
hl3 head and miss
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
SFVFyTY.F5yC SytKFs

FT0H1 I7N IDlc1Hdd RfD0Ftfr. Jofrn1f
SAYS Mr.. j. l.. Hiigsway. Of SOulh Brtncb, Monroe
Township has harvested his crop OF rattlesnake. Tho
other morning he went to the back part OF MS farm az
South Branch To salt his shesp AMI having done
concluded he would further back the hill and pic
up few berries. Ills way I'D by ledge rocxs and
there lie be1eli. Iazy Dasxng tn tne suns rays
Dense family OF rattiesnaaes They ali lying u
one biz rock and seemed IN tOrI1 condition larzs
plumber OF them we're grouped IN one Big buade inter.
twlDet, amt the others were ging within feet OF
them IN smaller groups. Mr. dgewsy at oace FELL back
procured club egbt nine feet ons went 40 the a.
and succeeded IN killing every one.
Rattesnakes are easily killed aEt 1t WAS simply iDJ
OF pounding thsm to death They seemed to biisi,
and did not trs TO get away and dill fight Tnls
would 20 10 c"rroborste tic sayiag that for tlins
dlrirg the summer raitesnakcs become blind
dan gerOus. Most OF the snakes werc young ones
and were eyerywhers from six inches 10 o1e foot in
length. In the entre numDer there seg-u large
and from these Mr. Rit<vay toIk tho rattls Ons
string 0 tue Iates numbers eleven. three ot them nine
eight. aud down. The record stands at seyea-
ty-nye. VINO can beat
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
A FELLOW FEELING.
r..a.a T'hs Esf.IIsnp DsTI

"f want to speak you a InoaieaL' ssid woman 70
A Dakota Judge Just after the colr: had aouTnei iy
husband is the jury and want you % excuse him.
THAT would be impossible. madam the case Is nearly
fnshe ed and II should do wosli have 10 begin
all over again"
But hs work being neglected AMI be ought TO be at
home"
VERY likely. bu, I can't lie. him co.
"One OF The children IL sick" ..
AS long as tt Ia not dangerous he VIII nave 70 stay
1--WE are out of wood ami -four and ~
"You will hayo 10 arrange somehow. ma iaa, your
husband can't get away at present"
Bat, judge, one Of the horses Is scz
(Which onei"
"The roam"
THAT big roam that saw him drvlngl"
"Yes."
'Wei, WE'LL that's too bad, hate 70 let your husband
CO. bus ne ought 10 be at home time that,
suppose. say, you haV ;t trisd tried nux yomica,
supposci"
mo"
RS the best stuff made for sick horse. Just wait
moment I'LL get my hat and FL walk over with you
aud your husband aud help him give the horse some"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

The consumption Of paper and the volume Of its
manufacture sometimes taken standards OF civil
ization. The United States has S5a paper mills and
l.iO6 paper machines. Germany has 500 mills and SOL
machines; France 42O mills and 525 machines; England
3Gi mills. 5il machiues; Scotland CO mills, 90
maohnas Ireland 13 mills. l3 machines; Russia l33
mills. 1877 machines; and Austria 300 mills 27O
machines The average annual production Of paper In
ali countries Is estimated nj 5000 900 tons-a qnantty
which fairly entities the present ago " be called the ass
Of papeR.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
an EAGLE UNEQUAL TO HIS PREF


rha o,bsr dav i'm one OF the Alpine valleys an eagle
swooneS down upon an eighty boy aud
attempted to carry him of but a.; assistance being at
rS .Isven feet across This Is a departure from
n. , ola.tms p1s programme pr of carrying the boy to
moantaln mo top to bo brought up with the young eagles
However, the makers Of school readers wi nc, aona
s.pt,nS the Eingly bird bringing il the hundred pound
I'nv Vii coutiSas 10 scare tho urchins ths back
seats.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
A WISE GIRL.

Front The Providence Journal
They grow plucky girls out In PawtucKet very p'uehy
girls Tnree OF them have been passing their vacation
on farm In AdAmsville rhsy took Q walk the o;hee
day which led thom through pasture, cdt ana
the pasture the young ladies discovered after tney
had rot well into t, was occupied largely Dy eoit
Billy goat at that One OF the rel Jsrsey.
and when the goat saw IL he charged for It. -Ae wan
considerable distance Of and the goat overlook
his inteLtef victim before she realized what up.
But self possession did not desert Sac turned
nmbly to one side TO AVOID the snock and then she
grabbed Mr Goat By his horns and bending over him
and holding him at arms length she slowly backed
toward tho nearest wall The goat followed her for
moment with his eyes when abe let 60 OF him and
umbly scaled the wall, bat he hal not Q word 10 say
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
TEE BOZ AND rHE pHILiyrHROPIsE


Early last evening small, bsfciooted boz. with Q
bundle OF under crylng bitterly In
front OF the great iron drygoods house Main-st.
kindly looking gentleman stepped up 10 HIM what
are you crying about my boy r. IL lost quarter"
Where did you lose IL r. "Oa MicEizan-s." Wei,
why IN the deuce you crying here Man-sf.
YOU lost your money Michiga Go ght back TO
Mich.gan-st and cry there and may you'll Gnd IT,"
And of walked the pnilan ihropist
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

Three pou~ds.'
Three pounds tcn.' desperately.
-Four poundS
-Four pounds tcn,' cholinsly.
Five pou"ds.' briskly
'Six-six pounds y with a catch in hes breath
like sob
Seven pounds = 1t was all gore now The
last shining sovereign of the savings that rcpre-
serted so many small self-denials and plnchngs
and p1ivations had vanished forever Farewell
10 winter mantlcs and thick ovcrcoats a"d
,n,,rt new bonnets; TO the residue that with
CAREFUL management might have paid portion
of the taxes of the house Al Clifton. she icl'
Ike ore of those mothers Of old who passed thcn
cbildIcn through the fire to Moloch. Shiveiing;
,aoped. dcstitn,c, reduced TO state OF geolcel
pa,rperm, still of course II must Dc OF lncStln
aile advantage to the Goring emily to know
c.cn in the comparative solitude Of the work
bouse to which they may eventually comc-ihai
lhcv are the joint posscssors Of perfectly un-
rivallcd relic of the newer Stone Age. =,
Put me down fol. seven pounds tcf' MI
The aged peasant whose blcarcd eyes
,winkled with a benevolent Joy at the utter
Jaftness of the whole business that was set
ING him no II aline, &c for the ensuing twelve
,,nnth waited in vain for another bid The
anction was at an cGd. With high head bui
folterine steps. Miss Gonrg marched out OF the
rottare' The lttlc garden AMI bare blcachcd
hin beyond, the azure dome and bli'dlng sun
.hinp seemed one 1dDldStlc guttclI4s oiui d
.,,n III 9ugh sctdns icars
The victor il this keen, brief contest stood
,re.olutrly looking after her. SUn.Aow, 10
,he moment two big olue eyes llashing up al
Lim Though storm of tears, appeared TO be a
,nnrc ' important study than ali the authenticated
'nocone,'s of the finest museums. Poor pretty
| Hid Spelling the splcndo< Of those liquid
oThS because she was denied her latest play,
,h;noI What cruel fate was it that compelled
Linn io west this apple OF discord from her 7
Toese novel, disquieting thoughts accom-
nor;ed him as he strode rapidly back. Dismiss
mo- them at length with quick sigh as he
lined the summit of the hill he paused and
sEaL;ng the bale ION the breast-pockct OF his
eoat regarded it with tender smile OF exIutani
,,nascssion. 80, Presently shading his eyes with
pOhd pc hand. the smile meanwhile charging to
GrV Sr"wn he scanned it moe intently then with
LEASING eagcness and pall~g hps. wa
.bere any remote possibility that, Jeremiah :
rn'veut asseycrations to the contrary, this WOO
do,fui t,ophy had been cooked for the occa
ionf The horn was i0dubitaby that OF th'
n'ebistoric OK. But the drawing Was II not
y. y. now seen 10 the fierce light OF the down
I'd away from the dusly domicile OF the
| Wnccinses little too maryellouIy hesh ior |,
nro3antion of-say twenty thousand years ago
could there be any likelihood that seven pounds
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-05-20
WENNENUCCA HOTEL
Bridge Street, Winnemucca,
DayID GEE0TX. Proprfet or.

Having built and fitted up in the most com
modious style the largest and finest Hotel in
Winnemucca, with large and airy rooms, the
Proprietor Is prepared to receive and ente rtain
the travelling pubic with accommodations as
gooi as can be found in this section Of the coul :
try. The TABLE viii always be literally sdI :
pied with all the substantIals OF life, and wit
every luxury that can be procured. Attache
to the Hotel is a FINE BAR, where the choiC est
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-05-20

fsy REPAIRING, in the Saddle, Harness and
Boot Departments promptly attended to, at
prices t. suit the times. .
do II NJ. B. STAUNTON.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24
CARSON WATER WORKS.

VyHa RpavR!OIRR OF THU
Company are applied with water
from Never Failing springs, which Cow
from the Sierra Nevada By analysis
from all inn urities. The mains Of this
com pany hs.ing been laid in all the
principal streets Of the city. the water
= rendered available to all within the
CITY limits. Families, hotels, Bars
Htahies. etc, supplied On favorable
terna.
CARSON WAIVER COMPANY.
Once next 70 Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24

also kssp on hand New wagons, Buck.
boards, Carriages, etc excclled ~ none in the
State, 70, sale CHEAP FOR CASH. l have
superior advantages for horse ard mule shoe
ng. having in my employ one Of the best shoers
IN Nevada. Grateful for liberal ratronag,
heretofore bestowed, intend t. merit its con.
tinuance by fair dealing, god vsrkmansh
and low Charges.
". u. TOR2HYAOJ.
na.ca,S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24

= his Great
0trenCt h q -.
Ing keMesty
q n q N er We
t>sH1l' Is tho
legitimate result
OF over twenty
years practice.bya
THO E. y U GIL Y
QUALlFlED, BA
Dii A TIE PhYSI-
CLAN Of one Of
tho hi hest medi-
cal cole z es Of
F. u pc a q d
CURES W 1T II
u N FA Ii G
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Young Hon. l.ead fats

YONnK Hon h-tuU EIt~.
The VOLTAGE R< &C., OF Marshali
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MISCELLANEOUS.
[ t1.tIily(lll:.II!S;2:ll
%
TIE Only Remedies For The Skin
And Rood Universally
COMMENDED

VIM. 4. rotten, ETs North Tenth ST..
Phiiadelt'h'a. reports that one ~ his
customers stated u him Incidentally
tsist n was teG.ins so we.i aad had
gain Ell tweut.-se, en- .,cuncs in the Inst
year, - of which re attributed 10 a
systematic course CT the CUTICURA RE-
aoL-ENr, which Eas Proved ei1.ctual
when all othof remedies failed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24

For sale everywh.re. Pri .e CrrIcUx.
the great skin euro. Soc CrTicHeA SOAP
IN exquisite Skin Bsnutif1er, 2 c. CuTI
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81.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24
sOEEs on NECK .

Cnss. Brady, somorvflls. Mess. who
refers to Dr.. j. !. Wood, druggist OF that
city, GER iiies 10 a wonderful cure ofrua n
min sores IN the neck which had been
tres ~ dy b,spital physicians Without
eur Ard nich yielded completely to
the CU7IcURA RKNEDIYs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24
KNOW IT'S VALTE

All OF your CurIcuRA REAEDJss give
rery good satisfaction. The CTICUR 4
especially recommend for ,he dis.
seases for which II Is used know from
experience it, value. Dr. II. J. FEAT.
EOntellO, Wis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24
OUa3D BY CUTICGRA i.

Ny skin disease. which resisted sew
era popular remedies and other rome
dies advised by phyHci ans. has teen
cured BY yulr CUTICCRA HEMEDIKS.
They surpas 81 my most st"guine ex-
pectaticns and rapidly effected = cure.
JIG. ARENTRUE,
SIHENH1. IND.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24
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CUTlEUEA ABROAD

Through home returned Norwegian
have lear I'd to Know YOUR CUTICUkA,
which HIS in n short time cured acct An
Eczema that my physicial's medicines
cou. d MOI heal. CHh. HELTZr.N.
Ssaasi, KoRvAY. A0entl,y orretni.sy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24
THE POET POWERS

= teeGng vt gratitude impels me to
scs ao~,edge the great merits of your
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10 the public as d very valuable remedy.
II. n POWERS. BRipsKPoKr, CONF
, 1886-05-12

On the Russian frontier 1t once hap
pened that an officer was playing at cards
with n friend, when a jew was trying to
smuggle himself into the Russian empire
without n proper wise of his passport. The
sentinel on guard arrested him and re-
ported to the officer. "Al right said he.
Hours Afterward the sentinel again asked
what he was to do with the Jew. The
captain, furious Mt being interrupted,
shouted, Why d the Jewl Hang
himl"
The captain went on playing until the
morning, when suddenly remembering the
prisoner, he called the soldier and said,
Bring in the Jewi" "rhe Jewfn said the
amazed soldier; "but l hanged him, as you
ordered "Whatp' said the captain, "you
ave committed murderln He arrested
him, and the judgment-death-went up
TO the emperor. lnquirlng, before signing
50 serious n document, and learning nov
matters stood. the emperor decided that
thes soldier who, without reasoning, had
implicitly lbeyed so extraordinary an
order OF his superior, was to be made a
corporal; that the officer who, while on
duty, for the sake of gambling had given
the murderous order, was to be sent to
Siberia, and that his pay was to go to the
family Of the poor jew who had so iniquit-
ously been murdered New York Sun.
, 1886-05-12

Royal Tyler was not only the author Of
the first American drama, but also wrote
the first American tale. This was the
"Algerine Captive, which went through
two editions, but is now a very rare book.
1t has no plot, and was written to show
up errors of the times, and especially the
absurdity Of paying tribute to the Alger-
ines for the privilege of sailing in the
Mediterranean unmolested. 1t may now
seem almost incredible that the United
States was once subjected TO this humil-
iating condition, but such is history.
Our government, however, eventually
sent a squadron TO Algiers under De-
catur, who soon taught this nation of
pirates to respect our flag.
To return TO the aforementioned tale.
l may say that in early childhood | came
across a copy, and l well remembered
that the author mentions that while vet
a lad he was so deeply interested in
"Pilgrim's Progress that he stuck a
pin in Apollyon's eye in order to help
Christian out of the fight" The author
published this book under n nom d.
plume, and the title page was, ~The Al
gerine Captive; or, The Life and Adj
venture of DIR. Updike Underhill, Six
Years n Prisoner Among the A~lgerines. -
The book was popular, and Tyler might
have continued his attention to fiction,
but the next year q70s) Charles Brock
den Browns first novel appeared. and
this checked all rivalry.-Cor. Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
, 1886-05-12

A bulletin Of the United States fish com
mission, just issued, contains an interest
ing paper, by Richard Rathbun. upon the
subject Of lobster culture. While the
lover Of lobster salad may regret to learn
from this paper that the supply of Holsters,
as well as their average size, is rapidly dis
appearing on many portions OF the coast
OF America, he may take heart again from
the account Of the experiments which are
being prosecuted by the fish commission
at Woods Holl, looking to the artificial
propagation of Holsters. The Matching OF
small quantities of lobster eggs, as well as
the eggs Of other species Of c~rustaceans,
had been successfully accomplished, from
time to time, by members of the fish com.
mission party interested In embryological
studies, and the possibly Of conducting
Matching operations on n small scale, and
OF carrying the young through at least the
first few stages OF growth, needed no
further proof; but the question how to
care for large masses ofeggs, and especially
for the young after Matching, has yet to
be practically Observation-Disclosures
Star.
, 1886-05-12

Ladies Of the second rank of royalty In
England lead very dun and humdrum
lives. They are too high to find equals In
society; they must be surrounded with a
certain degree Of state and ceremony; they
nave their people ln-waiting; everybody
courtesies or kotows to them. But this Is
the extent of their grandeur. Their in
comes are not TO be compared with the
revenues OF the nobility; their jewels and
toilets are inferior to the trappings OF
many Of the ladies who wait on them; they
have no great estates OF mansions even,
but must put up with apartments in some
hnlf-deserted palace, and the spectacle
they present Of impoverished royalty is
pitiable rather than dignined. The nation
rrudges them their allowance, and threat
ems not to support their children. London
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