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from repeating the experiences OF misfortune
Professor Nicoe thinks that 1t would be dill'cui.
to exaggerate the practical value or the Eu'o' "a
Leo the WISE although not a single historian
hitherto has mentioned It. At the present oas'
he adds. whole political school demands TIC
re-establishment OF organizations and the gem
ora, ,rterference OF the State In the domain OF
production and Of exchange. The same causes
always produce the same effects. lie aoi'ii''
that the distance is great between the most iooi-
hardy Of modern programmes ana the s!'''
shown to have been realized In Constahuhopie
by the pages of Leo's Edict. On the other manu.
he asks what modern ration has an economic
status comparable to that which enable Constan-
,inople TO brave for 30 long time the dangers
NJ the system? In the ninth century Constah-
tinonIe had no rival and was ruled by the au-
tbbr,tv ~ a single man. To-day 1t Is party
which has taken up these Innovations, IL Is d
class in conflict with all others. which DESIRES
consulting only its own interests. TO enforce us
will upon the community. But he gets COM
fort out Of the feet that long time must eiapse
before the modern world can be brought 10 'he
condition Of the Byzantine Empire In the time
Of Leo VI The Edict In its present form con-
tains twenty-five chapters, OF whlch INVENT!
correspond respectively to separate BODIES Vi
tradesmen. In its original form the Ia" PROV
ahlv contained a greater number Of chapters, but
1, ia certain that before the fourteenth century
the text was reduced to It's present limits. Inc
gradual loss Of the missing chapters is Itself an
indication OF the decay of Byzantine trade. such
az we have It," says Professor Nicole. this
document offers for the history Of civilization IN
the Middle Ages and for the study OF Byzantine
commercial and criminal law suggestions OF the
greatest value"
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To Cleave the Wind,

Careful observers have noticed that
fish hawk, after securing it's prev.
will often rise very high in the air,
drop the, fish, quickly swoop down
upon and seize it, and then fy home
ward, The object Of this, as explained
by an old skipper in the Lover bay of
New York, is TO get the fish head on"
as n hawk will never fly with the tail
OF it's prey foremost. SO. if it has
caught it that way, giving it q twirl it
drops it and seiZes it again with the
head pointing in to '';~ht direction.
Useless Expenditures for tho Military.
The world supports nine million men
in its standing armies and standing
navies. A statistician computes that
the money spent on these in excess of
whct is needed to provide them with
the necessarie3 of life woull provide
with such necessarics half of the men
now out Of employment. lie empha-
sizes the fact that the worlds men
militant receive fair pay in addition to
their support and that the working
men who manufacture the arms and
munition Of war receive high wages. /,
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I'm 'isritish Prisons.

In the English compulsory labor
prisons the prisoners pass nine months
in solitary confinement and are tl1cn
assigned to the public works prisons
for hard labor. BY good behavior
they experience a gradual ameliora-
tion in their condition. At first they
are not allowed to write or receive let
ters and may see no visitors. ssThen,
upon advancement. they may write,
and receive one letter every six
months and see one visitor; then the
privilege is extended to once in, four
months, then once in three.
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~ Bssinsss aOurs nom
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>ELKo, NEVADA, THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1894
| RAW OYSTERS.
A Mucn Relished Preprandial Dish of the
Athenians and Romahs.


Raw oysters were eaten at Athens
and Rome as a predrandial whet. The
Romans coated their oysters with
honey and kept them until thcy;were
slightly putrid. The simple and clumsy
methods of Apicius, the third celebrated
glutton of the name, for preserving
oysters fwas to wash them in vinegar
and pacls them in vessels coated with
pitch. The oysters thus prepared, says
the National Grocer, were sent from
britain to Emperor Traian when
in Parthia were considered "fresh''
and have been sufficient to entitle this
mans name to be handed down through
twenty centuries. If he is to be
deemed famous in direct proportion to
the nastiness of his invention, he
should be famous indeed. Brillat Sa-
varin's preprandial whet consis ted of
three or four dozen oysters. Sieui
Iaderte, whom he used to entertain
tete-a5tete at dinner, is sail to have
complained because he could not get
his fill of oysters. Savarin determined
TO give him satisfaction in this respect,
and let him go to his thirty-second
dozen, when Laperte turned his atten-
tion to the dinner with powers unem-
barrassed by his prelude.
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JOINT STATEMENT
Of AUDITOR AND TREAsURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.

For the Quarter Ending Dec. 1
1904.
STATE OF NEyADA;ls,. -
49,. AUDITORS OFFICE.
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IngenultY.

The following INGENIOUS mode of
crossing river was once displayed by
Kaffir, who had for some time stood
watching the vain attempts of d party
of soldiers to cross the stream alta time
when to ford it was. attended by con-
siderable danger. After smiling at
their. efforts with that sardonic express
zion remarkable among these sdvages,
he quietly raised a heavy stone, placed
it on his head and then walked with
perfect ease through the torrent to the
opposite side. t.
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PROP. FRrTcH, of Berlin, has sue
ceeded In photographing cannon ball
IN motion.
a. One OF the most valuable additions
which have ever been made to the
Agassiz museum of comparative 20
ology at at'Cambridge, is a collection of
three thousand birds--made by w. f.
ID. Scott-from the United States and
West Indies.
PEoF. HAzEE. of the weather bureau,
expresses the opinion that all the con-
custom experiments TO produce rain
have been failures, and that those oon-
Quoted in Connecticut last summer
5oe:ncd TO prolopg the drought in that
section, hile'thcre was plenty ofrai;i.
Ia I'll Sac r>y :on roundabout.
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RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.

Balance in treasury Sept so. 1888. ..t26 ;eo3 &C
From revenue from Hospital ..-... 100 90
" Fees collected ........... 100 80
' Poll Tax Assessor. ......... III W
. General licenses. IS
" Gaming licenses rs 20
From Personal Prop tax Ass'r. 2ls 90
Real per prop, Tax nec'r.. ,16.s75 70
From poll tax Tax Rec'r..... 1,6Il OO
" lax net proceeds mines l9i SO
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sioners Of Elko County, Nevada
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
teIly Report of the Finances OF the County
for the quarter ending Dec. IL, 1893.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. H .ldEIGS,
Auditor,
M. H. MILLER,
Treasurer.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-04
Overcoats.

The first king of England who APP
peared IN surcoat on his great seal
is John. There has been story in
vented to account for its appearing
about the time of the crusades 1t is
said that the intense heat of the sun
shining on the bright armor caused
the Christian knights who went to
the relief of the holy sepulchre to de-
wise this garment as a means OF pro-
tecting themselves from its full
power. Others say it was to keep
the armor from rusting in wet
weather, but most probably it was
more by way of ornamentation that
il was adopted. At this time the
long bow, though used, had not be-
come the national weapon that it did
in after years, and the cross-bow was
the more frequently seen.
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KNOWLEDGE

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CHAPTER XIII.

Fortune favored me; before had
been twenty-four hours In San Diego.
i learned that one OF the best fruit
farms in the state was TO be sold. It
lay in Elysium valley, about twenty
miles back from San Diego city. and
was the property OF Colonel Kinks.
On hearing this. / hired horse at
once, and rode 60 the estate. Tho
road ran between irregular planta-
lions OF lemons. citrons, oranges.
and other fruits that perfumed tho
air: the higher slopes were covered
with vines. In the distance before
me were the snow-capped peaks Of
the Sierra Nevada. and tuning in
my saddle as | assembled the gentle
rise on which the house stood. my
eyes were dazzled with the beauty OF
San Diego bay.
The house was large and we'll built
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-04
THE AVOWAL.

love theei oh, DO words can say
One half nv love, howe'er try,
And yet my heart must have its way
And'seek expression in a cry.
call 10 thee with plngs forlorn
i love theel OH love thee. sweet,
Though met with anger and with scorn,
Still would my Lips my love repeat.
I love thee! oh, would thou couldst know
The hunger of my lonely heart
Amid the thr0ng l hide my woe
And mask with smiles the secret smart.
I love theel oh, love thee, all
Ny hopes and dreams around thee range;
Though storm betide and wreck befan
My deathless passion ne er can change.
I love theei 10, all pomp and power
Beside thy love would sink from sight;
And even Glory's crimson flower
Would pale before that pearl OF light
o matchless PEARL II IL wore mine,
So happy all my DAYS would be,
My heart would throb with bliss divine,
And angel eyes would envy me
Samuel Minturn Peck