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silver marker Strong.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE silver market
has been strong for some days on purcha'
ses from London. where they seem rather
bare OF supply. It is assumed that the
silver IL for China. Bar silver and Mexi'
can dollars rose No. to-day, making No.
advance since last Tuesday. Bar silver
sold to-day Of 6sA and Mexican dollars al
47Ac.
Silver shipments by the European steam
srs tomorrow aggregate 81 900 ounces.
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II has been demonstrated repeatedly |

II has been demonstrated repeatedly In
every state In the Union and In many for
eign countries that Ohamberlain's Cough
Remedy Is q certain preventive and cure
for Group. II has become the universal
remedy for that disease. M. V. Fisher OF
Liberty. W. Va, only repeats what has
been said around the globe when he
writes: ~ have used Chamberlsin's
Cough Remedy in my family for several
years and always with perfect success. We
believe that IL is moe only the best cough
remedy, that 10 is q sure cure for Group.
II has saved the lives Of our children q
number OF times" This remedy 10 for
sale By Mrs. II. N. sshnsidsr q Co.,
Drussists.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-01-21
Raised the Wages.

General Manager Luck went TO lone
Monday morning and his arrival In that
camp was never more welcome. as he in
formed the miners employed by the Ne.
vada company that their wages had been
raised from s2.50 to So. The Nevada Co.
is the first TO raise the wages on this coast
since the cut OF several years ago, and
every one wishes this company success for
their generosity to their employees.-Rev'
ellie.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-01-21
New County Physician.

Az the meeting OF the Board Of County
Commissioners last Monday for the pur.
pose OF considering bids for the position
Of county physician II was found that only
one proposal had been received. This was
from DR.. E. r. Keen, who offered to take
the place at s75 per month. This bid was
accepted and DR.. Keen will go into office
on the Is, Of February under the terms
and conditions heretofore published in
the SENTINEL.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-01-21

In the Justice court last Saturday the
case Of W. II. Sweeney against P. Il. Hjul
for salary and fees received by the latter
while acting as sheriff for q month and q
hali-s264-wAs tried before Justice Will
son without q jury. The Justice rendered
his decision Monday in favor Of the plain
tif for the full amount. The case will bt
appealed to the District Court.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-01-21
Doctor Powell Returns Home.

DR.. B. J. Powell arrived from England
on Thursdays train after an absence OF .
little more than . year. The doctor has
taken special courses on the eye. EAR, nose
and throat In London and Vienna. He
reports having had q very rough and
stormy voyage across the big pond, the
"trip having taken fourteen days. The
doctor expects to remain here until after
his fathers return from California.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-01-21
Axeuas Wauiad.

The Penny Magazine, New York, which
10 the lowest-priced magazine In America
40 cents u year,, and which is owned BY
Hon. ChAunoey M. Depew, the eminent
American orator, wants q representative
in this vicinity. Il Is q good opportunity
for one of our ambitious young men OF
young women. Applications should be
addressed to the Subscription Department.
The Penny Magazine. Temple Court, New
York City.
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legislative Notes.

The Governors veto message accom-
panying Senate Bill 81, relating 10 the
payment OF interest on public land BON
tracts, was received by the Senate Tuesday
and made Q special order for Monday
afternoon.
In the Assembly. Tuesday. McGowar
gave notice that he would introduce Q bill
providing for en- alias summons, and IRE
mont gave notice Of q bill TO provide fol
the compilation Of the statutes Of Nevada
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Lambert's Specials.

To arrive at Lambert's to-day, by OK.
press, from SWANS celebrated San Fran
cisco bakery. fresh bread. mince pies, cof
fee cake, French rolls. etc., and they will
continue to arrive by every Saturdays
train. Also. turkeys and chickens, and
q general assortment Of fresh vegetables.
Seven az pound cans Of tomatoes for
one dollar.
California Flour. for Cash, So 80 per 100
pounds, at LAmbert's.
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Number children
Another Sad Death.

The Elko Independent of January IA,
says: Mrs. W. E. Wines OF Lamoille. died
ct six o'clock this morning. She is the
third mother In this county to be called
hence within a week. She. like Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. Fitzgerald, had given birth to q
child but 9 few days before her death.
The deceased was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. MoDermott Of Lamoille and
was about twenty years Of age. She had
been married about three years. A father,
mother. husband. an infant son and bro
theirs and sisters are left 10 mourn her loss.
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VIII Locate at winnemucca.

DR.. H. Gross has disposed Of his busi-
ness interests TO DR.. W. l.. Samuels OF
Eureka. Nevada, and will leave Winnie
muoca on February LIST. DR.. Samuels
comes to us highly reoommsnded.-Silysr
State, Jan. IA.
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Cattle Stealing I'm Elko County.

Elko Argonaut: Word was brought to
Elko the other day that cattle are being
unlawfully killed on Beaver Greek and
being sold in Elko. We were informed
late this afternoon that several arrests
will soon be made. among whom will be
John Coupling and his brother and their
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-01-21

The above dispatch indicates that the
resolutions calling for the resignation oil
Sharon and denouncing Newlands' action
in the recent election and the present SEN
ssorial contest were carried by the Stewart
forces. These resolutions will be found
at length on the first page Of this issue Of
the SENTINEL.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-01-21

Governor Sadler has announced the ap.
Of W. R. Davis Is private Score.
MR. ana Trivia sAdlsr Assistant Secretary,
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TAX SALES.

The property advertised for sale for de-
linquent taxes was sold at noon last Mon
day by Treasurer Hoegh. The owners,
purchasers and the amounts paid are IS
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OFFICE OF
COUNTY SUPT. PUBLIC Schools,
EUREKA, January Is, 1899.

To the Auditor, Treasurer and
School Trustees of the county OF Eu-
reka, Nev.-Gentlemen: Herewith is
submitted first semi-annual apportion-
ment of State school moneys for Eu-
reka county:
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CORRESPONDENTS Fourth National Bank, New York Cfyi Inc
Croker Woolworth National Bank, San Francisco; knautn' Nscnoo @Aunne
Nw York City. McCmnick & Co. Salt Lake City. jry1f
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Ore shipments over the 4. a r.
The following ore shipments have been
made over the Eureka a Palisade railroad
for the week ending January 40, 1899:
rS pnrpna ~ Ans
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Amount submitted for apportion-
ment, $3,251.10, less $17.85 for trans
portation of funds from Carson.
Respectfully,
GEo. A. BARTLETT,
County Supt. of Public Schools.
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First Semi-Annual Apportf0nment
of Moneys for 1890.
Following is superintendent Rings
statement Of the first ~semi-annusl appor-
tionment of school moneys for 1899, on
the basis Of s7.256s64 per each oensus
child:
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The funds being paid in the money of the country where sent, and direct to the
recipient, who is saved the trouble and expense OF collecting Q dra',
and senders re protected against loss.
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SHARON

SHARON DEPOsED.
The Action Of Congressman New.
lands Denounced.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
CARSON CRY. Nevada, Jan. 19.-At the
meeting OF the Silver State Central Com
mittee this afternoon Sharon was deposed
% Chairman and Newlsnds action de-
nounoed. Committee recognizing.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20
ChINE0E IDEAS OF WAX.
They HIVE Never Held Military Art
In Good Rcpute.

They Have Never Held Military Art
In Good Rcpute.
Ii. Leon de Rcmy has made curious
communication respecting the ideas of the
Chinese concerning war. Although it has
often brcn necessary for the Chinese to
engage in war, the military art has never
been in good repute among them. In
their view every war is O misfortune, If
not q sin. They avoid talking to their
children of laurels, crowns and triumphs
won in war, but teach in their schools
that the most glorious battles ere at bot
tom simply homicides, abominable disas-
tiers to both parties.
An emperor who decides to sacrifice nu-
merous existences on field of slaughter
is reputed an unwise and unjust prince.
A general who has won q battle ought to
wear mourning for the quantity of blood
his SUCCESS has COST These doctrines are
not gross or immoral, but in the existing
conditions of society generous thoughts
are not without some Inconvenience, and
it is easy to understand how with such
ideas concerning war the Middle Kingdom
has been conquered sometimes by peoples
of no great Importance and not very well
armed.
Nevertheless it is a curious chino graph
ical fact that whenever the Chinese people
have been conquered they have absorbed
their conquerors to their almost entire dis
appearance. The successors of the Mantchoo
conquerors are now reigning in China, and
it can hardly be said that any Mantchoos
exist in Asia. Those who serve are treated
at the court like slaves, while the powers
are very careful not to show any lack of
respect to the Chinese. The Manohu Ian
guage, in spite of efforts to give it some
literary and political Importance, has been
thrown into the background and is hardly
moro than ono of tho rudo jargons of cen.
trail Asia-Popular Science Monthly.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20
CENTURIES OF LIFE.
4. London Scientist Tells How to Live
Three Hundred Years.


London Scientist Tells How to Live
Three Hundred Years.
r,,o. h,,d-o5 ,e,rs of life, Thar 10
hit Iondon scientist Dr w Kinnear.
,.o,';sos tha bn,nan family if thew will
abst,in from foods that have n tendenov
- os.;f,, +ha;, honos
mr. tboor, 20 based unon the fact that n
o,ild,s honos are soft and pclatinous. and
tb,t az n grows older the homes become
bnrd and brittIe The heart. the lungs.
tho whole interior organism. gradually alb
sorbs tho lines in food. and we become
oSs;fsd and arc easiIv cracked or frac-
tured Tbis il condition approaching
old oos
Theroforo tbe thing IN lo in order tn be
foroyor youthful is In est only Che diet
tIat vii not bar5an our homes and organs
He will be found the nroner food for
~ tt a.. ..uoIo,,,. +lo;n l;yos To
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20
SCIENTIFIC BREATHING.
Air Seldom Reaches the Lower Part
of Some Peoples Lungs.

Air Seldom Reaches the Lower Part
of Some Peoples Lungs.
Bad habits of breathing are common
among both the sick and the well. With
many the daily occupation favors a stoop-
ing posture and sedentary habits-a COM
bination favorable to lung disease. Book
keepers, clerks and other indoor workers
must guard against a habit of short, shall
low breathing and a chronic stoop. These
indicate infallibly an insufficient expan-
sion of tho lungs. Rapid and shallow
breathing is strictly unhygienic. 1t leaves
great portion of the lungs entirely un
used and part of the air in them unchang
cd. Deep breathing strengthens and in
creases the muscles of the chest and tho
abdomen. The abdominal muscle directly
overlies the intcstines, and its motion
stimulates the whole digestive apparatus,
thus contributing to its healthful activity.
Persons who occasionally or continually
suffer from cough should take pains to
cultivate deep breathing. Almost all such
persons breathe improperly. In many
cases lack of lung power is inherited; i'll
others, habit or occupation plays an unfa-
vorable part; in not few instances II
fear of the lungs being delicate superin-
duces habit of shallow breathing, from
an erroneous idea that the lungs are in
this way favored.
Tho health of an organ depends largely
upon proper exercise Of its functions.
Diseases of the lungs, of EEhronic nature
especially, are often wholly, always par
italy, chargeable to an unhygienic method
of breathing The part Of the lungs most
likely to become affected with disease is
the apex, or uppermost portion. The reason
for this lies in the fact that this part of
tho lung is fully expanded only on taking
a deep inspiration. In many persons this
part of the lung is therefore seldom ex-
banded; its function is impaired and 1t
falls more more readily prey to disease.
Tight clothing is especially harmful
about the neck and shoulders, and in this
respect men err rs often as women. A
tightly CONSTRUCTED waist, while limiting
free respiration, is perhaps not SO harmful
to tho lungs as to other adjacent organs
of the body.-Auckland News.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20
VOL. XLIV---NO
SONNET 70 A REJECTED SONNET.

Poor child of sorrow! who t,idst boldly spring.
Like sapiCnt PaIlas, from thy parents brain,
all armed i'll rluil Of proof. and thou wouldst
fan
Leap farther yet and Oh cxulting wing
Rise to the summit of the printers press!
But cruel hand hath nipp'd thy buds amain,
Hath fix d on thee the darkling inky stain,
Hath solid thy splendOr and defiled thy dress!
Where are thy full orbed moon" and ''sky
sercne?"
And where thy "waving foam" and "foaming
wayef"
All, all are blottcd by the murd'rous pen
And lie unhonorcd in their papery grave.
Weep, gentle souncts! Sonnetecrs, deplore,
And vow-and keep the vow-you'l write no
morel
-GIadstone 1890
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20

When Princess Henry of Battenberg
was q child, she and her nurse were allow
ed to ramble about the Balmoral estate to
visit tho tenants and sometimes stay to
tea Ono farm was favorite resort, and
one afternoon, tea over, good Mrs. D.
looked round anxiously, perplexed to pro-
vide amusement for IA princess presumably
satiated with toys and joys of every kind.
"What can do to amuse your royal
highness?" she asked. and was promptly
met by the reply:
ooh, Mrs D., do lot me dance on
your bed may not do 1t at home. and
I do so love it"
Permission was gladly given, and the
child danced to her hearts content on tho
snowy countcrpane.-London Answers.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20

"Why were you sitting in the dark when
came in?" inquired her father
1.-The electric light went out, " replied
Mabel George said he thought it WAS
something the matter with the armature."
"Well, it did seem little out of place.
said the father thoughtfully.
"What seemed on: of place. papa?'
1.-THE arm at your waist"
And the pleased old man went down to
tell his new pun at the club.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
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Abbreviated Indistinctness,

ave heard men say" said Mr.. Nozzle
ton, THAT they hated not to be able to
find things that they had put away some
where themselves, they couldn't remem-
Der where Tho thing that troubles me is
to read the memoranda l make of things
that want to remember. I put down q
note OF something hurriedly, and merely
note of it, which is, however, ample at
the time know what it is about when
l put it down, and then later, when I
want to remember it, can't read it. I
had abbreviated the word or words when
/ wrote them, and written them indis-
tinctly besides.
Sometimes l can 60 over the ground l
have travelled in my mind and bring back
the incident, and it is always agreeable to
be able to recall things that have escaped
us, but which we wish to remember, but
If ] can't bring back the meaning of tho
memorandum, why, cross it off and let
it go; that's all can DO And then do
two things-I content myself with the re-
Election that it couldn't have been of great
Importance or it would have fixed itself
in my memory, and the ether thing do
is to make up my mind flor the fortieth
tine) that hereafter, whatever else may
write indistinctly, my abbreviated notes
shall be as plain as print. New York
Sun,
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Equality.


Uncle-Hellol Dot got a new dollf
Little Miss Dot-Hush, uncle; don't
speak too loud She is not one of my
own, but belonged to Mile Simpson, who
was cruel to her and 'bandoned her, SO
have 'dopted her, hut don't want her to
know, because mean to make no differ
ence between her and my own dollies.-
London Tit. Bits,
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Optimistic.

An editor in the flooded Brunswick dis
trict who always makes the best of things
writes, "We are all drowned out down
here; but, thank God, we're floating on
the roof and we don't have to pay house
rent. Atlanta Constitution.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20
Rrettcal.
MY DEAD.

And meath those shadow'd eyelids drink
Forever of thy Lowell Oh, death,
Oh, life, between, how frail the linki
Oh, that my heart could speak to thine,
To tell SO much of love unsaid,
I'd multiply my tenderness!
Oh, silent heart, beloved deadl
Oh, that my hand could clasp thine own
And feel the pressure of thy touch
In life. Oh, love, my heart must break
To wait i'll vain and yearn so much!
Oh, that my lips could wake thine own
To spcsch-to speech, to life! God,
grope alone! Give thou me grace,
Bow'd low, to walk beneath thy rod.
Detroit Free Press.
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The Southcrn standard,

No man can enter heaven who prays
LET thy kingdom como, good Lord, " and
at the same time ncglects to give 10 ounces
to tho pound and 80 inches to the yard
Boston (Ga.) journal
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20

Meek Husband-You ought to remem-
her, henrietta, that you married me for
better or for worse.
Wife-That's just it I got fooled. You
are neither. Tribune.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20

1t seems probable that the days Of great
strategic surprises on the continent Of
Europe are over. Such movements as
those of Marlborough and Napoleon from
the Rhine and the Alps into the very
heart of Germany or Italy, oyerrunning
vast extents of territory before decisive
battle, are not likely soon to recur. The
reasons are that armies arc tied to rail-
ways, and each territory Of each great
railway line near the frontier tells its own
story of the direction of the operations.
Again, the electric telegraph circulates
information SO rapidly that surprise will
be the result of lack of preparation rather
than of bewildermcnt because Of lack Of
Information. The press is ubiquitous-I
refer not only to the powerful leading
journals-with their numerous agents and
their enormous expenditure. The small
and local press to be found in every little
town is almost as fatal to secrecy.-Na-
tionul Review.
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Transient observation-disclosures Square,
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The daily sentinel., 1899-03-03

j. M. Shafter, brother OF General
Shafter, with his wife and child was in
Grand Junction two days and two
nights this week, delayed by the rock
slide.
Pete Everett or Mexican Pete, with a
party Of five OF friends was on the train
that was held for the rock s!ide.- he
gave sparing exhibition in Ogdon on
Tuesday, and was on his way to give an
other in Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-03
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BULLETIN NO. 2.

All farmers who please call at
the land they intend
sesng do not forget that made
the The price always sure
andthe retur will be in SASH
Select plow deep just
soon down smooth ready for
seeders ground Grand valley
vilb and drsmanc coddy the entire
Superintendent of Agriculture and
date These gentlemen
will be the official
act of following will be
complying with Manufacturing
CHAs N COX, manager.
these"B Bulletins"