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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04
A Mink Hunt, and What Came Of Ii.

1t was my lot once to spend some
weeks in the beautiful county Of Mont
gomery, famous for the production of
Devon cattle, chinquopins, camp meet
ings, good hams and Roger Brooke
fancy. a great alley was a gentleman
of that illl who numbered among his
other amiable eccentricities a weakness
for mink hunting-a fair a sport per-
haps as otter-hunting, which English
nobs delight to follow, and an English
knight, Landseer, delighteth to paint
Such, at least, was the conviction of my
gaunt and good hearted friend. He
neighbors of the same persuasion. They
kept packs of beagles for the especial
pursuit Of the sooty and unsavory game
low hounds with short legs, like the
dogs in a picture ! saw the other day,
looking as if their bodies had been
drawn first and there wasn't room
enough left for the legs, These little
fellows, getting on slowly through the
long grass of the meadows, and yelling
to an unheard of extent, made great
deal of sport out of meagre material.
My friend had particular faith in the
pack of neighbor by the name of Wa
tiers, and invited me one fine afternoon
to test their virtues. We found them
and their master at home, and were
soon en- route to the field. or fields, of
action. We traced rill that murmured
under the saw grass or two miles, and
explored one or two other wet and like.
ly localities, all in vain. Finally. the
dogs brought up at a nepile in dry
field. Nothing but the perfect conf
dence Of both my companions in the
dogs induced them to let them stay at
such an unpromising spot. Driven
away once or twice. the hounds persist
ed in returning, and Waters became
satisfied that something had induced a
mink to adopt that unwonted retreat.
We had secured chase at last. Moth
ing remained but to unearth the victim.
The pile was large and the sun rather
hot, but the task approached compile
ton. We had left scarce a stone un-
turned, when the object Of our solici.
tude bounded out. The mountain had
brought forth-not mink nor a ri
diculous mouse, but-a ground-squirrel.
The CONSERVATION of Bonny was rivaled
by that Of Waters. While he raved
and lashed at his lying dogs, a friendly
tree supported me through the emo.
tons natural to the occasion. | have
seldom enjoyed hunt Of any kind
more, but | never went mink-hunting
again.-LUptncoTs Magazine.
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Refused.

BY r. W. EAsTERBRooKs.
What do you love me for? tell me now
Beauty of figure, whiteness of brow,
Dimples or eyelashes, mouth. cheek or chin
Answer! you've only 10 lose or 10 win;
Neither will trouble the universe. Haste
And tell me if really
You love me sincerely,
Or if il is only matter OF taste.
Loveliest figures shrivel with years.
Dimpes will merge into wrinkles, and tears,
The gems by which every child Of earth
l. lowered and crowned at the hour of birth,
Dim the brightest of eyes. Now tell
Whether the creature,
With perishng feature,
Or simply the spirit, you love SO well
The spirit" you whisper. Well, here is test
To prove whether body or soul be loved best
If L were ugly and old and gray,
With the self-same soul in another clay,
Would love be faithful? Stammering low
You make no answer.
/ will, and can, sir;
One word for both of us; that is-No!
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

in a cold dark night, he felt a pain
about the 'almons of the ear which oc-
casioned a partial deafness. Having
stopped his ear with wool, he was sur
prised one day in March, 1910, by a
sudden pull or crack in his ear, when
all that side of his cheek hung loose as
if it had been paralytic, and a hard knot
was felt under the ear. Various tumors
now appeared about the throat, and in
August, 1872, the bullet was taken out
Of the throat. near the pOmnm damn.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

The appearance of Mr. Darwin's book
on "The Descent of Man has been fol-
lowed, the London papers say; by a
great increase in the number of visitors
to the monkey house in the Geological
Gardens, Regents Park.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

AT one of the Summer hotels the
guests are called to their meals 10y the
discharge of piece of artillery. We
wonder if the lanlord considers this a
cannon aid to appetite.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

MIXED FARMING.-The Farmers Her.
aid Chester, England,) forcibly says:
Mixed husbandry is needful to realize
the full amount of profit which the
farm properly managed, will yield.
Every year the price of farm products
varies-some will be high and some low,
and thus the farmer catches good prices
for part, if not all whereas, il he is
wholly dependent upon one kind of
crop, he may be wholly disappointed.
A little sold of everything makes a
muckle, and if one thing does not pay,
another will.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

WOODEN clothes.pns are an article Of
export from Massachusetts,. Three
hundred thousand dozen of them have
been sent from Boston to, different
ports of Europe within two months.
Wooden pals and washboards are also
are also exported largely. The town of
Winchendon is the headquarters of the
woodenware manufacture in this coup.
try.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

NORWOOD was an Ingredient used to
preserve malt liquors before the discov-
cry of hops in 1882.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

SEASONING OF WooD.-A writer in an
English journal informs us that small
pieces Of non-resinous wood can be
seasoned perfectly by boiling four or
five hours-the process taking the sap
out of the wood, which shrinks nearly
one tenth in the operation. The same
writer states that trees felled in full
leaf, in June or July, and allowed to lie
until every leaf has fallen, will then be
nearly dry, as the leaves will not drop
of themselves until they have drawn
up and exhausted all the sap of the
tree. The time required is from
month to six weeks, according to the
dryness or wetness of the weather. The
floor of a mill laid with poplar so treat.
ed, and cutup and put in place in less
than month after the leaves fell has
never shown the slightest shrinkage
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

TOBACCO AND BoYs.-It is sight alto
gether to frequent to see half-grown
boys engaged in smoking cigars and
pipes, often Of the rankest and strongest
kind. Such should read and ponder
upon the following fact: A French
physician has investigated the effect of
smoking on 3S boys, between the ages
of 9 and Is, who were addicted to the
habit. Twenty-seven presented distinct
symptoms of nicotine poison. In %
there were serious disorders of the circu-
lation, indigestion, dizziness of intellect,
and marked appette for strong drinks;
in three there was heart affection in
eight decided deterioration of blood;
in II there was frequent epistaxis; 10
had disturbed sleep, and four had ulce-
ration of mucous membrane of the
mouth.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

ALL the young ladies of Newport are
wild on the subject Of rowing.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

l0-Then came the Holy One, blessed be he
And killed the angel of death,
That killed the butcher,
That slew the OK,
lhat drank the water,
That quenched the fire,
That burned the staff,
That beat the dog,
That hit the cat,
That ate the kid
That my father bought
For two pieces Of moneys
L;1 a lid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

We used to have II great deal OF line
talk from the Radicals about compelling
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to pay
taxes, comply with the provisions OF It's
charter, &c, &c; but II all ended IN talk,
and the Legislature of lust winter was the
first to take decided action to prevent
unjust discrimination in the freight tariff
ofihe railroad company Register
Pray, what was that decided action"
What has been done about itT What has
II amounted to, Wont it end intalk, tooS
This decided action" doubtless had n
double purpose. One was to suggest to
Mr.. GARRETT that the members would
like to be placated with free pasSes-as
no doubt they were. Another was to
make people believe the DcmocrA'
cy were going 10 remedy all wrongs
complained Of in the matter OF loca
rreights. People will believe this wheI
they see 1t. A Legislature that elects thu
confidential agent Of railroad company
To the U. S. Senate don't mean to be very
hard on the company; hut some thing
have to be done Tor sake Of appearance
and the decided action" referred to wiz
one of them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20


WnAr A RAILROAD DoEs-The John.
son farm, of one hundred and fOrty.six
acres, at M'Donald Station, was sold n
lew days ago to George s. Head, ESD, for
$4,000. The purchaser, who Is Presl.
dent Of the Second National Bank, and
otherwise largely engaged in business In
Pittsburgh, desires 10 escape the filth aud
rrtor ofihe city, and proposes while con
tinuing his business there to make u per.
manent home in Washington county,
The distance Is eighteen miles, but the
early and frequent trains on the Pan
handle will afford him all needed iaCili
ties.
Before the railroad was made this farm
would have been considered well sold a
from sixty To seventy.fve dollars pei
acre, whereas Il now commands almOs
two hundred. Could there be any
stronger argument adduced than thi
simple IaCt to show the farmers Of tht
eastern section Of our county the import
ance Of securing the early completion o
the Wheeling. Pittsburgh 4 Baltimore
line through from this place to the Con
nellsville rUad?- Washington Reporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

IT IL true that Radical Legislature
paye 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio Kali
road Company charter under which the
property Of that company Is pro'essedIy
exempt from taxation until their net
profits are ten per cent, but this act Is I'M
constitutional and, we believe, was so CON
lpsscd at tile time vi It's passage, hut u
Radical Legislature never baked nj II lit
tle impeliment like 'that. We protest
against Judging the Convention by what
the Legislature has done. The record OF
the Democracy upon this subject Is better
than that Of tIlcir'pnlitical locs.-RtgtSter'
We believe the Democratic Legislature
Inst winter didn't balk when the Chcsa.
penke Il Ohio Company asked TO have
their unconstitutional privileges greatly
enlarged How much land did this
Democratic Legislature authorize that
Company TO holdY-all exempt from taxa
ton, practically, whether constitutionalIy
or not How many things that rail
road company has no business to do q
all, did this Democratic Legislature au
thOrize the ca o. Company to dor Dir
not the act passed by that Legislature
confer on that Company power to carry
on any kind Of manufacturing wlthou
limit as to kind or extent2 Who coult
compete with a corporation representing
half a hundred millions Of capital II
manufacturing iron, for example, whel
all It's property used for the purpos
would be freed from taxes, and Its com
petitors would have 10 payg An excel
lent record indeed for the first Democrats
Legislature
And, by the way, good many peopI
would like 10 know why the acts of tina
Legislature have not been published
Perhaps there Is great deal more legi'
latlon as rotten as that in reference TO I'll
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad. Is 1t to b
kept out of sight till alter the vote on th
convention question? Perhaps; for W
have heard It said the acts will not b
published Ill Superintendent we vol
on the convention in August.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

ATTACHING WAGES OF ENPIoYEs.-A
case Of some importance to the employees
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
papy was decided by Judge Wood nj
Cambridge last week. Persons to whom
employees Of this compony are Indebted
have Tor several years been In the habit OF
attaching the wages Of employees In th!
hands Of the pAymaster at Wheeling, and
in this way money, which by the laws o
Ohio Is exempt from heing so appropria
ted, has been taken in attachment. Ii
the case before Judge Wood it was, dc
cided that person whose wages wert
thus attached, could recover the same by
an action before the courts Vi Ohio
-RtraesriM Enterprise
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
THURSDAY, JULY 9o' 1871

EXPERIMENTS in the army bakery AZ
Washington have shown that eight auna,
reJ nnd two one-pOund loaVes olbFead
can be made from barrel OF flour. IL
,njsbe correct, those who live on bakers,
bread cat their flour al cost OF from $0O
10 SGO barrel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

TIE Register not being able to answer
oor suggestion that convention il held
would demollsh the existing chapter OF
tine constitution on taxation, ut the bid
ding of large corporations, affects the role
of ridicule. That's TOO thin. There are
very large, and especially influential
property interests in the State hostile to
the present rule Of equal aud uniform
taxation. II there is reason to suppose
they will not make themselves Ielt in
convention, then give us the reason Thai
will be the best answer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

CAMP MEETISn-The GAINESVILLE Dis
triCt Camp. Meeting TO beheld near Burr's
Mills, will commence August 10Th, and
continue at least one week. The grounds
are well timlered, and supplied with an
abundance ol wafer Tor all purposes. Ar.
engagements have been made with the
Central Ohio Railroad for excursion rate:
between Bellaire and Cambridge. AL
trains will stOpat Ilurr's during the meet
Ing. All parties interested willmeet mex
Friday on the Camp ground to select site
for tents, and make other necessary ar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Enterprise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

WEhaye often been told Of the terrible
srtFrrinrs of the PORE under the rule o.
Vrcron EMANUEL, but we did not fully
comprehend the extent Of his miseries
until we learned that the Italian ParliA'
ment, beside making him absolutely in
dependent of the civil authority in the
exercise Of his Pontitlcal functions, ana
guaranteeing TO him the use Of all the
apostolic palaces free OF charge, na0
voted him an annual salary Of only $780,
OOO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
KAMMER 8 sIEBKE,
General Passage Agents.
S1,O0o,ooo!

ByAuthohty Of special act Of the Legislature
Of Kentucky, Of March Is, 1871, the Trustees Of
the Public Library Of Kentucky will giyea
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
- At Louisville, KY,
on Tuesday, october3i, 1871,
Under the direction Of the host Musical Talent
that can be procured.
Tickets OfAdmlsSlOa SlO Raeh, CuEIenrI; Half
Tickets %, Quarter Tickets $3.50.
Each ticket win have attached tOit four cOn
mons or the denomination Of f26O each. The
holder OF an entire ticket will be entitled to I'd
mission to the Concert and 10 the whole amount
Of The Gin awarded 10 ltby lot. The holder Of
each coupon will be entitled TO admission TO the
Concert and TO Oneiourth Of the amount Of such
gift as may be awarded 70 the whole ticket to
which II belongs. 90, ,,-.---. 49,,
for the henetit OF the Public Library Of Kentucky,
100 200 Tickets will be sold al $40 each, currency
7Rf GtlzsnS Hank Of Kentucky u Yttd'lrrr.
All moneys arising from the sale Of Tickets
will be Deposited with the Citizens Bank, subject
only 10 the order Of the President and Treasurer
Of the Library, conniersigncd by the Business
Immediately after the Concert the sum OF
$3.50, 900 In CTeenbackS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
pATcuELoEs HAIR DYE,

This superb Hair Dye 10 the beSt 10 ~ World
Perfectly Harmless. Reliable, and lnAtAhtAne-
Gus. No disappointment. No HldiSnloas IihH'
splen iiair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY .
staindld Black or Natural brown. Does not
stain the skn, but leaves the Halt Clean, ,soil
and Beautiful The only safe and perfect Dye
Bold by all Druggists. Factory IL Bond street.
New York = ~ SOL 1snE1eod@W
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RnacIaI Notices.

T AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,
Ia IprChIidreQ Teethilg, soltens the gums,
SllAys The pain, reduces Inflammation, controls the
bowelA, curing summer complaint, dY1saleEy,
Children OF a dslIca. oistttptiop. nfs 4lpt 70
sufier more than tbsFobpSlS eeanAe deRueon 70
protEaetOd and eAfly cutting Of the teatb more q
DO feared than late. Much "a 2 hea Rplen ended ~
cesslve character. Moderate lpotsness often re-.
mOVes MORE dAnget0dl sAlnctnna, but when y
becomes excessive, 4lteA9e With ygmlqng eng
great proAtr1Hon, then II sbapld be kept ~ con
troll, and for thia plipoAA We temArk, that the
LlIdAt Cordial 10 particularly AdApted and when
used will act with the moot happy eaeet ii ~,
Mothers Will and II IeFy- valuable The CHILD
viii 10 relieved, got mo & gentle sleep, Hnd
wake up cheerful happy and IO5llng omlOEtablo
We guarantee each bottle, and Will refund ne
price Of every bottle not doing A We represent
Price Is cents per bottle. Sold by AL druggists
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 CO., Props,
APPS Y -. sa Wheeling, VIVA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The annual Examination Of Teacher, IS ., ND
Schools Of the DlstFlctof wheeling wv, on
In the FIRST BRANCH CoUNcLCHAABh"' ""
THURSDAY. July 9oth' ..,.,k
The examination will commence AZ w,,r,pl
All An candidates should he on hanu !T.Illh
N AZ this hour since the several brhnch,s length
taken M in regular. order, and dehn'''
II Ia tbe intention Of the Committee TO VOW .,aSt
sprriai examinations, except In cases o. !, he
gcTrV Hence all applicants for posltlona =" Nj,
Schools Of the District should be present W. Wv
Certificates for renewal should DO l eN wv"
uhuet''E"'uP '''' w rs WILLIAMS.
T Superintendent Of CITY s'nV"''
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DIED.

KoClI-On Tuesday, July is, ISL, At 81
O'cloekf y, Mrs. IHARLOTTG Koch, in the esd
year Of her age
The funeral will take place from her late reel.
dencc on EofT erect this afternoon at o clock.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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Ti Prizes In all 49,.

III Prizes In AH. .......U,.,,..,,:.''' fNUlYYW
Amer paying the expenses Of the enterprise
and making the distribution OF the GINS, the
balance OF the proceeds arising from the sale o.
tickets will DO appropriated 70 the establishment
OF Free Library in Louisville, TO be called Inc
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Concert aud Distribution win tAkp Il
under the immediate supervision Of the TT
named In the act Of Incorporation, who are"
81
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TRuHTEER.

ThoA B. Bramlette, late Governor OF Kentucky
Henry WAterson, Editor COURIER Journal
W. N. HaldemAn, President Courler.JonruAl Co.
BENJAMIN CassedRy, Of Daily Commercial.
Geo. p. Doern, Proprietor AnEeige.
II. N. McCaTty, Of the Daily Ledger.
J, s. Cain, Clerk Jefferson Court Common Pleas
NJ, W, Clusky, Author Political Text Book.
X. T, Durrett, Of the Louisville Bar.
The trustees will DO assisted by the following
Unknown and eminent citizens Of Kentucky,
who have consented 10 be present Of the Concert
and TO PuperintCnd the drawing and distribution
/ nf Gina. ... N"" #'s
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Terms.

TuitIon has been reduced from $50 to go per
session. Boarding from ~ 70 % perweGk IN
fseS tIition 10 sons Of Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all denominations,
For tdrther particulars apply for catalogue To
Prof. G. L. Ioos, Secretary; or, to
W.K. PENDLEToN, President,
Bi7 Bethany, West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

Hon. Joshua =, Bnliitt, late Chief Justice KY
Hon. II, j, Sites, Judge Jeif. Court Com. Pleas.
Hon, T. B. COchrane, Chancellor Lou. Chan. CT
Hon. II, W. Bruce, Judge Jed. Circnit Court.
Hon. ". b. Hoke, j Judge Jen County Court.
Hon. j, q. Baxter, Mayor OF Louisville.
HonT \ Burnett Ety. GILy Attorney A. y,,,,,,o
| Hon. b. ]. Webb. Senator Of Kentucky.
| Col q. @, Wharton, U. 8. Diatrict Att0rney
Col. Phil. Lee, Pros. Atty 9th Judicial Dhtfld
| Gen. j. 4. Boyle, President n. II. q X. Il ~,
DR.. T. s. Bell, Prof Med. University, Louisville
Col. Jllson +. johnson, Proprietor Gait House
A. o. Brannin, Pfes't Louisville Board Of Trade
james BridgeiOFd, President Second Nat Bank
| Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Merchant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

A MAN COMPETANT TO TAKE
"A. charge Of a Bar and Billiard Rooms can
learn Of a situation, with liberal talary, by
making application al Office Of Dalley's City
Hotel. Satisfactory references will be required.
Whealing. tuly 10, 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

We recommend John Clark, Jr., & Cos best
Six Cord Spool Cotton, On,BlAck spOols, "Thom
as Russell" Sole Agent. And full supply on
p'"'' WIN. SUMNER & CO.
t,tE
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DETHANY COLLEGE.
nnilnnEa ID IlisTRUorIoN:

1. Preparatory courso Of one year. !. Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian
0nafes. for the Degree Of Bachelor OF Afs. y
1,VefSfy and Scientific Course, for the Degree o.
Bachelor OF Sciences. 4, The Course i9 q Mastel
4 aansSiaI Il6nrses in Practical Chemistry, Civil
FnSineefing. az. Detailed information % Il
these Courses will be found In our Catalogue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

NANNkh Ot DHANlNu' - ..Lo.i
There will be two glass wheels. Une W., Hpr an
will contain 10000 numbers, plainly prnisu -. ~
leather tags. The other wheel will conlAn ar M
boxes, each containing gift. One tAg ot n IIRh
her will be drawn from the 100 900 wheel a shssl
Afst box drawn from the second OF III pON SD
will contain gin, neatly printed and sealeG S
and the gin 80 drawn from the second VIZ, MI
be Che gift Of the tag first drawn, whethe' '''''
ii 900, or 10000. W. .,., ,i,vs,,
GlftR will be paid on presentation o. M .,,ISs
drawing such gifts the second day alter u,.ansgi
Tickets or coupons drawing gilts can DC e III In
ed through any business or banking ho"''
Louisville or BY any Express Company hs
All tickets are Ike greenbacks; NO fe,V'g sood
Ing kept Of purchasers nance, tickets "e 1'''
only 10 the holder. -, II, ,be
Persons DESTROYS Of acting az AGENT i"t Ty
sale Of tickets in any city Of the United S''''''
CHAS. II. PHTERT,y
Manager, LOuisyil,e' ny
OPPiCE, 100 Main street, Johnbon'a blocA 10 nm.
NB.-BuyOfs willnote that there aye , ell,' nan
Hundred Thousand Tickets instead OF l M Fan
dred Thousand, as In the San FrancisGo w ,.IsnteJ
cert, and that there is 10000 more di'tfiU1''
j. V, L. RODGERS; Argh,
| Once No.2 M'Lure House =" ne''''
i IVi1sTh -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-08-26

man &c leci il character canno; avoid max
ing enemies. II 81 ~ i he sucryc from the
line Of duty 10 avoid it. ltarrcars to be
almost impossible to state the simplest oc-
currence without giving offence to some
enc, aud Mr.. Brown had not learned the
art of Guessing over stubborn facts SO that
they m CHIT not womb the tender sen.ibil
tiles. When this advice ha. been offered
in Il kindly spirit. We have respected the
motive. and await occasion to determine
it. aI;lica;ion; bat in the occ l,ional at
:cmpts made to Substitute yi;riol for the
"oil Of .ladncss' in reviewing tie conduct
of this journal the past year, We merely
refer the would-bc ccnsors to our course
up 10 the time Mr. Brown was associated
with US. If they believe from it that
VIC eau be deferred from TIE expression Of
aplain. honest opinion upon all proper qnes-
tions and occasions, they are most welcome
to lay the hattering JUNCTION to their souls.