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The state herald., 1892-12-02
II. L. TEDMON. Register,


First publication Nov ~. 1921 M b9s
NuurH for utilization.
L. $. Land Onicc. sterling, colo.
Nov "a, lsa2.
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
Unnamed settler has filed notice Of his intcil.
tion To make iinal proof In support of his
forO clerk of county court Phillips
county Colorado ut lIOlyokc Colorado on jan
Isis, viz:
DAVID BIYsTONE.
Hid Entry No. 1915 for the s.w Ia sec - tp6n,
Nw.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitivn-
tion OF, said land. VIZ:
Georges. Eruner. OF Holyokc, Colo.
Henry Il. Warren, !"
i'hiilip Puvcr,
Newton Clegg,
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tF!rs. pu,lie,.t on Nov u 1859, no as

Mites fur public atinn,
Land Office Mt sterling, Colorado.
Nov 10 1862.
NOTICES hereby given unnt the following
named settler mas filed notice Of his intcn-
and that said proof will lie made before
clerk " district court Phillipscount Col
orado, Mt iioiyokc, Colorado. on Dec asrd
ls92 viz:
JOHN y. SAVIOR,
Hid Entry No. 1922 for the SO = sec II tp in, r
iSw.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
Harrison II, Mason, Of llolyoke, Colo.
Freedom SprnuKc, a." e
John Crater, {"
Frank l.. Nurkhniter, ="
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The state herald., 1892-12-02

For instance. Mrs. Chss. Rogers, Of
Bay City, Mich, accidentally spilled
scalding water over her little by. Shs
promptly applied DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve, giving instant relief. It's wonder.
fully good salvs for burns. bruises, sores
and sure cure for piles.-City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1892-12-02
First publication Nov. 81. 1891 No. SOL

First publication Nov. %, 1872. No. 50l
Nutice for utilization,
Land Ofllcc, Sterling, Cola.
Nov ~ iaH.
Notice II hereby given TINT the following
~ named settler has flied notice Of his In :
tcniiun to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will hc lnndc he.
fore the cgistcr or Rcciv, r ut sterling, Coo,
on january 18th, ls!rI, viz.
HENRY Is. FRAZIER,
One Of the heirs Mt law Of Andrew Frazier dc,
ceased.
lid Entry No. SC0i for the &C iIs'c % tp7n,
u W.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon nnd cnltivu-
tion of, said land, viz:
Michael Cunningham, of Ifolyskc, Colo
Archibald L.. Burdetle. a.
Andrew l!nl ntinc,
W. T.. rough. I" F."
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First publication Nov III No. 5si
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT sTFRLISa, CoLoRApol
Nov 10 isg2
Notice Ia hereby given TINT the following -nnmcd
~ settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof wiz BE- mp,le bcforr clerk 81
county court pnnire sctlniy Colo. ut Iloiyoko
Colo. On Dec IL 1897, viz:
CLARENCE A HAWKS
Hid No u 6721 for the n, !, soc 2! tp II in s7w
Ho names tho followin. witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, und cultivation of,
said land, viz;
Watson Patmoh Of Holyoke Cslo.
William II Moore
James Hamilton q "
William Lowe
H. f. TEDMON. Rcrirter.
The state herald., 1892-12-02

(fIrst publication Oct. .. lsy2) No So
NutiCs for Publication,
Land ONCE Mt sterling Colo.l
Oct. %. ~?
Notice IL hereby Rivcu that the following
A> named settler has III Il naticc Of his In
tcnti0n /, make hnal prtsof In support OF his
g aim and that said proof will b. made h.
fore clerk Of distiict court Phillips county
colo. Mt liolyokc Colo. On Dee md, iss1,
viz.
CHARLES NJ. MowRY;
Hid Entry M. 1873 for the lots 5 and q and ~ ,
NV II sec ttpsn, rssw
lite names the following Witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon aud cnitiya.
tion Of, said land. viz:
t,rus u. HAYNES, Of U,iyoke. Colo
J'hn L.. Wilson,
O- ar Troutnnn,
Charles II. Peters,
HE TEDMOS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-12-02

N efnult having been made in the payment Oft
certain Promissory Note executed b,
William shcistall for the principal .um 81
four hundred dollars. ORD payable to tho
or'ler of Hayden Dickinson. md secured By q
certain deed u trust, executed by snid William
shcfstall On the End dny Of February ID is.7
and recorded on the 10th day Of February A
lss1, in book 81, At page us Of the rcco rtls 0i
Weld county. state Of Colorado, public notice Il
hereby given that the undersigned. Job Cooper
:ru-tan in said deed of trust mentioned. will. b,
virtue and under the power and authority VI sal,
drs-l 81 trust and for tho purpose therein men.
toned srll At public auction, At the fremont street
door Of the cour, house in the county of Arapaloe
state III Colorado. Mt the hour Of twelve ti.l
o'clock roon, on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of Deccu.
her A ID l.@!, the property conveyed in said decd
of trust described ns follows. to-wit: The south
west quarter ts-w i-p of section twcnty-ci (26,
in township seven Ia north, range fort, II rec (i3l
west. with all water rights bennging 10 said land,
and all aud singular the privileges and appurt,.-
canoes thereto belonging. sitnnte In the Sounty OF
Phillips, formerly part Of tho county Of Weld
and state Of Colorado.
jon \. CoorER, Trustee.
First insertion. Nov. lih, lsas.
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onu u Stat, Board Of Lad rss.i,,i.,.,,,

N",icc il hcrrb, given that the State bosr,i of
''ans Commissioners, n, their ofiisr In Denver.
c"'orndo,on tho snd da, ofJan. ispi. NJ 9o'ciock
D. NJ VIII lt"-e- fof term 81 i've Year,. To the
part, oiieriir In r,pJ faith. the hIuhc., yr~riy
rental therefor. the following dr,crilnJ lands,
VIII Allof section !" In township o north II
range u west,
NAT FRANCE, i'eRis,et Of s,n,e Board of Land
Commissioner.
Nov. r-ii,. isp.
Published IN Afht ii,n,fU D,tnphn, md ,.1s.
The state herald., 1892-12-02

Ths VOTERS OF New York who hold the
b"ance OF power evidently believe in
voting against tina government. The
state went republican IN 1864, 1872, 1880
aud 1883 and went democratic in 1865,
1876, 1884 ind 1892. In 1896 1t will again
go republican.
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| flr., runlleAt,on Nov IS, lsn,l No ,so

NbticB for PuhliCati
Land ONCE, ut Sterling. Colo.
Nov 10, lHi2.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
l named settler hns filcd notice Of his Iii
tention to make final proof In support Of his
cli,iin, and that suid proof will l,G made he
fore clerk oi district court Phillips
county, Colo, ut Ilolyoko, Colo on Dec. Il,
1872, viz.
OTIS GUERNSEY,
lid Entry No. $3.50 for the so 4 sec 5tp7n, r
low.
He nume. the following witnesses to prove
his con tinuous residence upon and eultivn-
ton #. snid land, viz:
Jacob Wilcr, Of IIolyokc, Colo.
Peter a. Larson, Z"
Claus i. johnson, &"
Chris westcnberg, "
H. T. TEpMOS Rcrtstcr
The state herald., 1892-12-02

The Confederate veterans OF Atlanta
have resolved to carry the Union flag in
their public paradeS. This concession
to the United States is gratifying and
will DO duly appreciated Philadelphia
Press.
The state herald., 1892-12-02
:. tfir-t publication oct; i-,7l
u ~ Lana once rirrlinp Colo, 1
sept ". isi,i

No. itp.i
Complaint having been entered NJ this Ut.
nc' by Joseph y. Kelly rgain-, otto Br,nt
h-oi for abandoning his homestead Entty No
is-i, dated Apr ~. i-ss, upon thu ne =, g ..
tpphr u " In Phillips county. ,oIo with u
view to cancclln'ilh of said entry.
IN" said parties nro hereby summoned 10
appear ~ this ofiIcr M thu .,h day Ut Nov
l@lnt oo',ioch n N To respond nnd furnish
testimony concerning snid alleged nbnnion-
in"ni iitTtiuoS ltryi.,r,
The state herald., 1892-12-02

Nothing 90 distressing as hacking
Cough. Nothing 30 foolish as 10 suffer
from 1t. Nothing 40 dangerous IL allow
ed to continue. One Minute Cough Cure
gives immediate relief City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-12-02
lFirst publication Oct y, isss.l No. $40
Nutics for Publication,
Land ONCE ut Sterling. Colorado,


Land ONCE Mt Sterling, Colorado
Oct 20, 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his in-
tcntion to make final proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will la mndc bc.
fore clerk or district court Phillips
county Colo. ut holyoke Colo on Dec 5, isr,
viz:
RonEltT DONNELLY, one Of tho heirs Of
william Il ponnelly, deceased.
Hid No 1907 for the lots 4 4&cs s.w /. sec
10 tp ! nrA west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cnltiva.
ti"n Of, said land, viz:
Harrison Norris Of Uolyokc Colo
William kipling
William Whitman
Charles Cranicr "
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The state herald., 1892-12-02

The wind from the North blows sharp
and keen, and bad effects OF colds are
seen. One Minute Cough Cure so safe
and sure, will quickly perform wonder
Gus cure.--City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-12-02
STATE OF coLonAno,,ss
rouaty 81 Phillips.

RE. Webster
piniutin Aims
vs.. SUMMONS.
Daniel kriinbic- to Nonresident
Defendant.
rue ~ PIE OrTns STATE ~ CoLoHApO Tu
Daniel krimhlebinc the defendant above
nniucd greeting;
You nrc h 'feby required " appear In Mn
action brou AIT nRainst you by the niov,
named plaintiff In the cnnnty court OF Phil.
HIPS county, stat. IL tolot ado. mud answer
the complaint herein within twenty DAYS
after the service hereof. II served within
or by publication, within thirty days after
the .erv'cc her Z. exclusive of the day of
service; or Judgement by default will b. On.
Ken against GU nccor.iingt the prnscr II
the complaint; md n copy Of the can.-
plant IL the niove entitled action bc not
hereof br made out II this state. then ten
days add ionRl tn the time herein above
slNciucd Tor importance and answer will IN
| allowed before The taking at Judgement b,
default ms hfOr--aid,
The sud action Is brought TO recover the
sum Of nin-,,'ninc dollars upon nnr certain
promi-sory note executed and delivered b,
the SAID defendant July 18th isss to the Nc.
toriuick Hnrv' sting MAchin. Company and
by ilicm assigned To pIaintin n. Will NOR,
my APPEAR from tho complaint In SAID Nc.
aon 70 which reference Is here mndr.
to npl1nr, aud To answer tho said complain,
M ub'Nr required the said plniutiff win tax,
Judgement Ms prayed for
Given under my hand and ofAcinl scnl
OF Oct, A u iss..
EMMtTE, nnANSoS. County Judge.
SEAL Oh
The state herald., 1892-12-02

Sweet breath, sweet stomach, sweet
temper, all result from the use OF De
Wits Little EARLY Risers, the famous
little pill.-Citv Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-12-02

nc'nult having been made IN the payment OF
a certain Pronir-pry Note executed by
Thomas u. lane for the principal sum Of
four hundred and ilfty dollars. ttlicl payable ia
tho order Of Hayden 4 Dickinson. and secured b,
u certain deed Of trust, executed by aid Thoma,
NJ. Lane on the 10Th day Of October 4. ID. is.;
and recorded TN ia. 3ist day ii Oct .b,r A. ID.
iss7, in book II. ut Page i3' % the records OF
Logan county. s;nie of Colombo. public notice
is hereby given tina, tho nn lcrsisnel. Job \.
COoicr trustee in said decd Of trust mentioned
will. Ivy virtus and under the power and anthorii.
81 mid decd # tru II aad for the purpose therein
mentioned sell ut public auciioa. at the fremont
street door Of the coiir, hcas, In tho comfy oi
Arapnhoc. stat. of Color,do, at III. hourof twelve
lial O'Clock noon. on wcdnc-iuy, i''. .-ia isy oi
December \. d. I'D, the property couvcyed In
asid dcod II trust. lies irib,l ~ fplipy., D-sii
Tho southwest quarter lew " Of section ihirty
two l'sl intown-hip seven "a north, range forty
five III west, with all water rights BELONGING, Ia
said lands and all aud singular the privileges
and appurtenanct~ thereto belonging. stunt. in
the county Of Phillips. formerly a part OF the
county Of Logan and state Of Colorado.
Jon a. Coorrn. Trustee.
First insertion, November 18th. is9..
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N efaul, having been made in Inc payment of n
1ccrtain 'ronis-ory Note executed. by John y
/ Iiinr,t for tho princiIal rim 81 four hundred
uolirrs, tlWl payable to III. orier OF Hay
den Dickinson. nj secured by u certain deco
{ trust. cxccuisih g -aid John Il. yingst on The
s"h,lsy al Jniy \ ID i'.1 md recorded on q q i
Hay ~ August ID lsr7 Ia book II, ut PAGE a. =.
the records of Logan county, stat. ~ (ulorai
pnbi r notice is h"rci, given that tho ust.rg cd
job A. toopai, trustee an said ic,sl q! trust icn
TONED, viii, by virtue ami under the power i.i,,.
guthority ui said deed Of triirt aud for the pu
pos. therein neEtiont,i soil ut pubic auction NJ
tlo Tr"'nNh' street door 81 the co"ri house b.
The county ri ArRpshnr, stat. II Coiursio at Il.
ii-.ur ~ Twelve li.l n'clpck noon. on To s..s
'iic 9Th lay Of D,cpnl,"r A u ls.s. tho urnl.- ,
"oiivcy'ri in SAID deed of tfust, described D.
t,"-. t-vit; The nottA-sIt quarter Inc
ri s''chon three Iyl ia tawa-l,ip Gig lil nnftl
range fnft, -trur ~ w'-t, With all water rir.
n"lnngins Ia said lands anal all and singular H..
lr!viles'.- nnd nppirtrnanrcs thereto belonging,
situate In the county ,ffhiilip.. formerly part
Of the county of Logan and state Of Colorado
IoE A. CoorER. Trustee,
First insertion, Nov. ith, iss..
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&sas!ls !! 1870
u. II. TIM I1@CiiIsI,UI-1a

Washington county is tho banner
republican county of northeastern Colo
RADIO.
The state herald., 1892-12-02

BEhWrY Pianos. Orsan. 81 ~ Want
Oh agents. Cat frc,. Daniel r.
Beatty. Washington. n. J..
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First insertion, pNov. al III, iss sA ''''e''

BEATTY'S PIANOS and ND. os #aas ~ a.
Lst'ls FREE. Address Daniel +. BEATTY.
Warrington N j.
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EpITTy'c pfBNnc Organ. SIS NJ. War.
phhIlI TIAhVS nnie,i 10 ,cnr.. Caia'.
is fire.. Aidr-s Daniel Y. Beatty. wnshinv,o,
New Jersey,
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,or. iss.
In the County Court.
:. Plaintiff.
David X. Pangborn Mary
Ann Pangbnrp. tie rye W.
liurton, AMI Andrcw y. Summons
Harvey. parties doing
business under the firm
name o' Nurion 4 Harvey.
Riley ". Scaei and MIS-.
HtiryM. scacii. liis wife.
whose fr-i name TO plain.
I'm :. unknown and \. y.
webb.
Dcfcndants.
rHr PEOPLE or THE STATE orCo or,po. To
David X. rangt,orn. ctnl the defendants
nh we named. GTEETlNG;
You nrc hereby required to appear In AN
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the county court of Pail.
the con plant therein within twenty days
SITTER the service hereof, u served within iii :
county; or " served out Of this comfy, or
by publication. within thirty day. after TN,
service hcrr,f. exclusive Il the day az -rr,-
lee; or Judgement by default will bc taken
against you according To the prayer Of The
complaint; and u copy Of the complaint IN
the above entitled action be not served with
TIL. summons. or n the service hereof IL
mhdr out Of this state. then tsn DAYS nddi-
tionni Ia the time hrrcinnlri"rc specified foi
appearance nbd answer Will he allowed liz
fore the taking Of Judgement by default n,
aforesaid
The ,aid action IL brought To foreclo-c q
certain mortgage on tho following decribcd
property. to,wr; The northwest quartet
INV ~ q section number i've tnl In town.
ship numbrr eight ~ north Of range forty
SIX Ndl west Of the 9th y. M. IN Phillip. coun
~. colorado, and 10 recover the sum Of Nv,
hundred and -is dollars aud fort > .s.vrn cent
The state herald., 1892-12-02

BEATTY'S ORGANS r Want . g.
Cat'lg rREE. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY
Washington, N. j.
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sMERIrrs SALE.

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-31
THE MINISTER'S WIFE.
What Is Expected of the Woman VIII
Marries Preacher.

What Is Expected of the Woman who
Marries n Preacher.
TO be a minister's wife does not nee
cssarily mean to be q model of female
perfection, but if the picture of the sue
cessfnl one, depicted by Il minister's
widow in the New York Recorder, is
accepted, the girl who weds n. parson
assumes difficult responsibility. This
is what she must be: First of all, a
sympathetic woman. and her tear wells
must be near the surface that she may
weep readily with the rcpentant sinner,
the godly Pharisce and for the crring
world when called upon to do so. She
must be something of thcologian in
order that she may lend timely sug-
gcstion to her husband when he re-
quests it. She must be able to offer n
prayer worthy of emulation and to be
president of the church aid society.
While she sews for foreign missions
and makes stocking supporters and car
muffs for the cannibals, she must guard
we'll the suits and trappings of the par
sonage inmates lest the eagle eye of
some self-imposcd deputy discovers ey.
licences of her neglect. She must cult
vatc a feeling Of gratitude to the church
vigilance committee, who walk in oc-
casionally to count up the broken
crockery and inspect the wall paper
previous to n donation. She must be
somewhat of Il cook, in order that she
may send broth and blanc mango to the
afflicted, and somewhat of an authority
on disease, to prescribe parcgoric and
linimcnt to the needy. OF her the
world expects so much and gives so lit
tic in return. Her individuality is en-
tirely swallowed up by those whom she
serves She is not even respo nsible for
the provcrbial minister's son, who 'rocs
to the bad;" she is accountable for
neither virtues nor vices in the family,
but in the battlefield of her own exist.
ence she stands an uncrowned hero
greater than he who has conquered q
city
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-31
New E,xnloaire.

"Americanite" is n new explosive of
great power. The principal ingredient
is nitro-glyccrine, and the others are
secret. 1t is insensiblc to shock and
gan be exploded at will. 1t withstands
friction and if ignited with match
simply burns like n candle. Gen. o. O.
reward says of it: 'The advantage of
being able to use an explosive of force
equal to nitro-glycerinc with safety.
tired from any gun now in existence
and with terrific effect at extreme
range, is evident. With such a power
full agent tho problem of coast defense
is resolved almost to one of range, and
our greatest seaboard cities can be
made comparatively safe without ex-
cesSiYc expenditure
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-31
Handel's Violent Temn.r.

One of Handlers violent exhibitions Of
temper nearly ended tragically. at a
certain rehearsal Signora Cuzzoni de-
clared that she would not sing the air
"Falsa imagine" in which She after
ward had very great success. The
ruling spirit of the great man had al.
ready been irritated by some symptoms
OF characterization, and this declaration
carried him quito beyond bounds. lie
flew at the rebel. saying: 81 always
knew you were q very demon, bnt I
shall now let you know that am Becl-
zebub, the prince of them!" Selling
her with one hand lie ran to the win
dow and sworc that if she did not sing
the air Immediately he would throw her
into the street. She was afraid, and
sang it forthwith.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-31
TIKI SCOTTISH LANGUAGE.
IT'S Words Arc easily Pronounced When
You Know tho Way.

hts Hotds Arc Easily Pronounced When
You Know tho Way.
Tho Scotch trilling of the r, the deep
ching of tho sound of the novels, and
several other things will not be well at
tanned by us on this side the Atlantic,
and yet sufficient familiarity with
Scottish pronunciation and idioms to en-
able ono to sing an easy Scotch song or
relate Il Scotch anecdote, is qualitica-
ton to which many one would like to
aspire.
We must first get right, writes Will
liam Wye Smith, in the Chautauquan,
with the and the o. If the reader
will carefully practice the sound, he
will find that the long sound of o in
English is Il compound sound. 1t begins
with o and ends with 90. The long o in
Scotch is a simple sound. 1t does not
end i'll 90. There is no movement of
the mouth during the sounding of it.
There is some advantage i'll having the
English sound; it widens the scope of
our pronunciation. An average Scotch
man cannot make Ito our cars, and usu-
ally not to his own) any distinction be-
tween the sound of clock and cloak. He
learns the English O.; but seldom after
he is grown up.
Then tho long q. Here, again, the
English is u compound sound; it begins
with and ends with c: a-e. The Scotch
is n simple sound; without the e; no
moving of the vocal organs without
pronouncing it. Having mastered these
two sounds, the reader has made a
good point in trying to pronounce
Scotch.
Tho nl;e;ops roo,;ro o,ro IT, ~, w.,
ia, etc, the vowel is pronounced ex-
dropped, all, ball, etc. The ringing
sound at the end of words ending in ing
is not much heard in Scotch. Feeling
becomes fcclin'; only the sounds to us
like &C. Try to keep the accent on the
first syllable, and say feelcen. Such
would be the Scotch sound. In relating
Scotch unecdotc people sometimes
write and speak the word minister as
mccnistcr. In this case it is the wrong
that is changed into CO. Preserve the
accent on the first syllable and say men,
ec-stcr. You have still the last syllable
wrong. You call it stur. The cr there
and almost everywhere in Scotch has
the pure sound on the short as found
in merry.
One word about gutterals. "Thcsc
have all been discarded from the Eng
lish language" so everybody says. l
am Scotchman, and beg to dissent.
You say ''poohl' and when you pro-
nounce it don't you say poop" You
add tho guttcral sound. Now try the
the beautiful Scotch word sough, ''the
sough o the sea-" 1t is perfect rhyme
for pooh. All words ending in Ugh or
ich, light or icht are gutterals. Anyone
learning German will soon acquire the
sound
These, with little attention to the
French sound of the Il, in Il large class
of words, such as guild, bluid, cult,
schulz, etc, will do much to take off
the awlswardncss Of having to read a
page of Burns or Scott or venturing on
little Scottish song.
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whence on April 81, 1865, he was trans
ferrcd to Lisbon. Upon three several
occasions he there also discharged the
office of charge d'affaires, from May 80
to October, 1865, from April go to No
vembcr Is, 1866, and from September
II, 1867, to March 10, 1868. In little
more than IL month from the last-named
date, on February 20, 1865 when he
successfully concluded the negotiation
of II commercial treaty between Great
Britain and Portugal. he was trans
IIerrcd to Madrid. Six months later he
was promoted to the sccrctaryship of
embassy at Vienna. There he acted
once more from October 80 to Deem
Der 80, 1860, us charge d'affaires and
was thence transferred on October 5.
1872, as secretary of embassy to Paris.
Three months afterward, upon his
fathers death, he succeeded to the title
as the second Baron Lytton. Twice
during that same year, from April Is
to May II, and again from September
IA to October %, he acted at Paris as
charge d'affaires, and to the close of his
career here as secretary of en-
bassy he was always, during the alb
scnce of the ambassador, accredited
there as minister plenipotentiary.
Having previously declined the gov
crnorship of Madras, he was appointed
ambassador at Lisbon in December.
1874, and after occupying that post for
year was suddenly informed by telc-
gram in January, 1876 of his NOM
1natioh by Mr.. Disraeli as viceroy of
India.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-31
Queer AtmospherIc Frea,.s.

Prof. Lconhardt Wcbber. in his at-
mospheric experiments with kites and
balloons. has found that the atmosphere
isneG.tirely electrified up to {: hcirht
ofi''oit 100 Yards, bcyoad which i, is
poa.ti1e;r electrified in !; ,!y:.ycc in
cre;s''n (, very rapidly with the distance
from the e;!rth. The negative elcctriti-
cation Of the lower strata of the air is
attributed to the presence @. germs and
dust particles.