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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-09
CANDIDATES.
FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized TO announce Col. W.
NJ. Dunaway as a candidate for Mayor Of
the city OF jackson for 1872. Election, first
Saturday in January.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-09

60 On Monday last the House of
Representatives put a quietus on
the bill before the Legislature to
"equalize" the salaries of Clerks, by
rejecting it very decidedly.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-09

MEMPHIs.-John johnson, pre-
sent mayor, has announced himself
for reelection as mayor of Memphis.
The Democracy, on Wednesday,
nominated John S. Toof as a candi-
date.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
Regulating Watches.


II. CowfEs writes as follows To the
ScasRtVId American concerning popular
| errors regarding the watch
Most people suppose the regulator is put
IN the watch Tor the use Of the watch
maker when, the fact IL, It Is principally
Eor the convenience OF the owner. The
matchmaker does not absolutely need II,
some tine watches being entirely without
one II is well kno"h that every in,
dlTldual watch has its own whims and
caprices OF aetion--an individuality 10y
winch II differs from anosher OF precisely
the same construction. some persons have
| gone SO Tar as TO assert that watch par
takes Of the character Of the wearer, that
there Is kind OF assimilation between the
two; there is no doubt, however, but that
the action OF the watch Is materially and
sensibly affected by the habits OF the
weafer, which TACT brings MS iace To lace
with the subject OF regulation, which
should DC done entirely by the user ot the
watch,
This is qutc contrary to the general
opinion, winch IL TINT II Is especiaIiy the
/ business of the WaiChmakcr, a customer
fushes painting into ,he shop, exclatmiug,
Mr. Pivot, my watch is away behind
! timc--l missed the train by the coniounded
( thing being five minutes too slow this
morning, and ever since you have had II, it
/ goes too slow. Now | want you To Keep
! 1t here till ii ia right" and he lays II down
! on the counter with whack sufficiently
/ hard to do ii injury, and with an air which
/ plainly says he is much offended, either
with the negligence or want of skill of
| Mr., Pivot.
| Hold on hold ont shouts the watch
| maker, as the indignant man il siammlng
/ the door after him, How long is 1t since
! ! set il?
! 81 can't tell II must have boon ten or
/ fifteen days-you ought to know -don t
/ you rcmemberit was the day you mended
/ my wife's gold spcCtacles'
"Now, my dear sir, says Mr. Pivot, do
be reasonable; don't you know that can t
exactly regulate your watch hanging hero
/ Neither can regulate 1t in your pocket
| unless know how long it has been run.
ming since last set so Az to kHew It's rate
/ Of going You FAY ten or fifteen days
/ which IL IL If ten days 1t il half minute
. }g.G 3a~ If tileep days, 1t Is only one
/ third u Ghundtf PEI Gay lSrt's as5t. r~-r
/ [ move the regulator ntelligcntY on such
uncertainty or how can you expect me to
! remember when | set 1t, or when your
wlles glhsses were mendedf for rs soon US
your watch was out OF my hands some
other one was in, mud IN the ten or hlteen
days since moved your regulator have
done the same to hundred others now
don't you see what impossio'litics you re-
quire OF mef
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05

whats the mattcry' said Growlsr 20
the black cat, AZ she sat humping on the
steps Of the kitchen door.
dMattcr enough Haid the cat turning
her head another way "bur COCK ID very
fond of talking Of hanging me, heartily
wish some one would hang her
"Why, what is the mat'erf repeated
Grower
"Hes'ut she beaten me, and called me q
thief, and threatened to be the death OF
me"
Dear, dear" said Grower Pray
what has brought II all about
| 80 the mcrcbt trifle absolutely Moth
| ing II is her temper All tho sefyan,s
complain Of It, | wonder they haven't
hanged her long ago
'tWell you sre," said Grower, COCKS
are awkward things 10 hang 49, go
n,isbt ho manaeod raufh more 'fas nc tbe ols
,'2e,9 q Asos, AZ milk hags sohdit5 of ia,
day, said the blat;R cat on'tefioss,
Ia my side eurIsnn
the immediate causef" y LAYERS
Haven't told youY" said the b,acts rHIs
pettishly "it's her temper~-what havs
to suffer from III Everything she breaks
she lpys 60 me. auch injustice, " is nn'
bcarable"
Growler was quite nfiignanti biit ofin4
of a reflective turn, atler tho first gust Of
wrath had passed he asked But WAS
there no particular catae this morningY
ashe chose 10 be angry because -
offended her" snld the cat -
How, mhy.i askF' gently inquired
| Growler. es
80, nothing worth teliing~~a mero mis "a
take of mine"
GrowIer looked al her With such aqne~.
tioning expression, that She was compelled
| to saw II took the wrong thing for my
breakfast"
"Ol" said Growler much enlightened
"Why, the fact was said the blnck eat,
| al was sprnging at mouse, and KNOCK.
| ed down dish aud not knowing exactly
| what u was, smelt it, and iust tasted IT,
| and II was rather nice and"
"You finished it'' suggested GreS ,sf.
well should, ! believe, II that COOK
hadn't come in As It waa, leff 's'e
head"
STbe hcad Of what y ald GTprierr.
How inquisitige yon ere sa'a 'n'
black cat -,
Nay, but should like to know said
Growler 49,
aWell, thea, Of some grand nah that
gss tneaat for dinner.
Tbsn," said Growef, Say what YOU
9iease but nc~ I've heard both sides o.
ths story. wonder she didn't hang you"
Little reader, are You LIKE the black
cats
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
GRAND RAPIDS WIS. THURSDAY. JANUARY 5. 1871.
uted man, and here is twenty dollars for

cuted man, and here is twenty dollars for
YOU
The lawyer worked up to the contract
and before he had half summed up he had
the jury in tears at the bare idea of snatch.
ing such bright example of domestic and
social worth from the bosom of his family
and the society of his neighhors, to be
thrust among felons in common Jail.
To his astonishment his appeal was eff
fective-the prisoner was acquitted,
Closeted together after the verdict and
discharge OF the cnlprit, and the twenty
dollars having been paid over, the lawye
said
by the by, B., that was a most sur
prising verdict considering what the Gov
ernment proved
Not at all, was the cool reply; "sif q
them .ijtrgmaea had some Of the pork
The mercury in that lawyers bump ai
self esteem fell 10 zero Rufus HosE4er
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
Gambling.

GIVE me cent aad you can Pitch ons
of these rings, and If II catches over faii
In give you six eents."
That rccmed fair enough, so the boy
handed him cent and took q ring. He
steppcd hSr-~-r---t.te, .assra his ring.
and ID oau&nt ore of the mails.
" win you take Fis rings 70 piteh t3hih,
or six cnntsF
ask cents. waa the answer ard trio
three cent pieces we're put INTO bis hand
He stepped of, well satisfied with what no
had done, and ptobably not having an idea
that he was aang wfnng a tsntieman
standing near had watched him, End ncw,
before he had timc 10 look about and 70
join his companions, laid his hand IN his
shoulder
"My lad, this IL your drst lesson in
gambling
Gambling, sirH
"You slaked yorr penny and won SIX,
did you moi "
"Yes, dii.
You s.id not earn them, ana Fa.-y we've
not given vnu yo,; have won tHrHi 5na ~
kaml,lers win money. YOa have taAsri
the first step 10 the path tbet usaii has
CONC th.oualt ii, and you can kes the satA
Now. | advise YOU To 20 aT,d giya hisa tf>
six cents tack and ssk hitn for yoslF f.sstrygs
and then stand square with tha iwosld. ssiA
honest boy sgain
He had hung bis head onr'ii. ssS. rsIsses fss
quickly, ard his hight, oper loos, AZ hs
said. at'll doit !, wili net acon t,e forgotten.
In ran baes--ag5 Seon ernegGsa from tI.ss
rfng. ieasIt.q ha3s4af than eser.
tiiic c.~ ~ CAP ana rowed rssSssHaat, Y NJ
ia,<yra d sgsv ID loin his eenrtslsss nas
MI aa us, .pst boy.
a-.-~--e--p--- 4sgs
M ,ur.up koe4Aensstsr Diyys /.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
- . -
Say DE.

rs sometimes despair OF de
10 no encouragement but
especially when
lucrative and certsif-can
,nents held forth by the
Ne counterbalanced and
professional acuicness and
ld.
an once arraigned in Kent
Nor stealing pork He re-
3g. talented, and ingenious
!. profession for his defense.
|ned to the prisoners own
Ia from bin Whist in all pro-
peogie's witnesses wn'ild
ans.dir informed Lis client
eitss 10 yYssts ,8gney On h.a
laind. was tAe coufdehl
sfgise my caae COED aIie
. If yan helis~ed rna . psfss
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
How Rain Ia Formed.

To understand the philosophy OF this
/ phenomenon, essential 70 the very exist
ence Of plants and animals, few facts,
derived from observation and long train
Of experiments. must be remembered,
" ERE the atmosphere, at all times, al 0
/ uniform temperature, We should never llhvo
rain, hail or snow. The water absorbed
by ii In eyaporation from the s6a and the
earth y surface would descend in an ifnpet
ccptibie vapor, or cease to be absorbed by
the air when II was fully saturated The
absorbing power Of the Atmosphere, ana
consequently its capablity To retain M.
midity, is proportonahly greater IN cold
than In warm air The air near the sur
face oi the earth IN warmer than 1t is IN
the region OF The clouds.
The higher we ascend from the earth The
colder ne find the atmosphere. Hence
the perpetual snow on very high noun
iains In the very hottest climates. Now,
when, from evaporation, the air IL blghiy
saturated with vapOr--th0ugh II be inV'sl.
ble--it It's temperature Is suddenly reduced
by cold currents descending from above,
or, rushing from higher 10 lower iail'
tude, It's capacity to retain moisture is
diminished, clouds are formed, and the re
suit Ia rain. Air condenses "a II cooiA, and
like a sponge filed with water and com
pressed, poufe Out water which its dllnii'
ishcd capacity cannot hold. How sinEu'
lar, yet how simple IL the Arrangement for
watering the earth, Amortoan,
Mr., Jous Il FosTEh, Of Nashua, N.
H.. has in his possession cast iron IRE
back, three feet in length by two in width,
and one inch thick, br ught 70 this coun.
trg by Governor Endicptt, who settled
near Salem ia 1923, and used by ih-t lam
ilv Tor nlaiiY yeals. More thG,, hu1ared
yisars nga ii V aa pyfc chasf1 lgg a saernbt- OF
n Faster fan1s,y. aa has relnsiuea 10
ts.air pcsses.s0r as3il n few days since II
il iy gesg e}u6fiou after 2i2 ysats' wear,
gY,si & capable Of Htsilstaadins Gre iDr
gs,anv s@ags 40 eaFAs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
POETRY.
TIE LONG WHITE s8AG

AZ I sams round the harbor buoy,
Tho Hghts began to CLEAN,
No wave the land locked harhor stirred,
The crags we're white as cream;
And marked my love by candlslisht
Sewing her long white seam.
Its aye sewing ashore, my dear,
Watch and steer Al sea,
It's reef and furl, and hGrl the tbs,
Set sail and think Of thee,
I climbed to ,eaeh her cottage door,
oh, sweetly my love sings
Like shaft OF light her voice breaks forth,
My soul 70 meet II sprinrs,
AZ the shining water leaped OF old
When stirred by angel wings,
Aye, longing TO Hat anew,
Awake and In my dream,
But ne yer song she sang like this,
Sewing her long white seam.
Fa,r falls the lights, the harbor llghs,
That Brought me IN TO thee,
And peacs drop down on thai iOW roof
,esss-asssae ejsnt thasg .l.s. r-.,
And the voice my dear, that rang so clear,
All for the love OF me.
For oh, for oh. with brow bsntlow,
BY the candles ficksrine giesm,
Her wedding gowl it was she wrought,
Sewing the long white seam.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-05
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
THEY DIDN1T THINK,

ny esoana oAsr,
osos trap was halted
With piece Of choose,
II tickled 30 little mouse
Ii almost made him sneegs.
An old rat said, There's danger,
Be careful where you got"
"Nonsensei" !" said the othsr,
"ldon't think You know"
sa. no walked Ia boldly
Nobody III sight;
First he took 6 nthble,
Thea be took blts
Close thu trap together
snapped az qaiCk as wink,
Catching mouseY last there.
Cause he didu't think.
Once little turkey,
Fond OF her own way
WoWlds't ask The old ones
Whafa " no or s,ay3
She said, I'm not baby,
Here ! 81 nalfgrown,
surely aa VIZ enough N
10 ruo eh atonElr
Asa slla we salAehetgs- " .ga... .......-......--
hidinS sau Is pass
Soon like aa lex Feathers
Covered 81. .l grass.
SO she made supper
For SLY yoGng mink,
Cause che was 50 headsHopE
That she WoaldD thius,
Once there was Q robin
Lived outside the door,
Who wanted 10 60 iusids
And hop upon the foor.
"0h, no, " said the mother,
Yan nuat stay with me
Little birds arc safest
Sitting In a tree "
~ don't care, said robin,
And gave his tail aiug,
~ don't think the old fDiRs
Know quite everything"
Down he iiew, and Kifty SEIZED hsus,
Before he'd time 60 blink.
oh" ae ericd, I'm sorry,
But didn't think"
Now, my littln children.
Yon who read this song.
Don't you see what trouble
Comes of thinking ~roug'
And can't yuu take warn.ng
From their dreadful fais.
Who began theiT thinking
when II was too later
Den't think tbere's always SAFETY
Where no danger shows,
Dent suppose yeu know more
Than anybody kno~s
But when you're warned OF russ,
rauae upon the brink,
And don't go under beadlous,
Cause you didn't think,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-26
were.'

F1soM the st. Joseph iMissouri) Her
aid we learn that during q recent storm
in that vicinity, the residence Of Mr..
James KeIger, five miles east of that
city, on the Plattsburg road, was the
scene Of a distressing calamity, where
by q mother was stricken down as she
knelt at the bedside Of her babes and
a we'll known and promising young
citizen Of st. Joseph was killed. The
victims were Mrs. Luby Lowell, wife
Of Judge Lowell, now In Montana, and
Mr.. Henry Z. Blackemore, son Of Mr..
+. l.. Blackemore, clerk Of the Pacific
House. There were twelve or fourteen
persons in Mr.. Keiger's house when
the storm broks ont In all Its violence.
Mrs. Lowell was greatly alarmed on
account of her children, and brought
them down TO the bedroom Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelger, and, placing them cozily
In the bed, knelt down beside them TO
offer up . mothers prayer for their
safety. Just at that moment the fatal
bolt entered the room and laid the
mother low. Mr.. Keiger, who was In
the room, also suffered severely from
the effects Of the lightning, but hap
PLY sustained no fatal injury. Mrs.
keiger, who was alsoyfnf tie room, es.
capped altogether unhurt. But the
deadly mission. Of the flaming sword
had not been finished. It passed
through the floor and Frustrated Harry
Rlackemore, who was standing in the
hallway, and killed him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-26
RY THE CABLES.

LONDON, July 25.-It Is rumored
that Bismarck is created Duke Of Lux
embourg.
A discovery Of arms was made In
Liverpool. They are in some way
connected with Fenianism.
Arrangements are being made In
Paris to welcome Andrew johnson.
LONDON, July 8.-The English Con-
sui at Tabriz announces he has re-
ceived and will forward to his Govern
ment most heart-rending details Of the
famine In Persia. Il /.
Special dispatches from CONSTANT
nople say the famine In Persia is caus-
ing dreadful havoc. Deaths In the Pro
vince of Khorassan average 300 daily,
and 50 great Is the distress that dead
bodies are devoured by the survivors
and men, women and children In some
cases are killed to render a supply Of
food more abundant. The plague also
appeared among the Persians, and the
Turkish Government Is compelled to
draw a sanitary Gordon along the Dor
dAR NJ. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-26
DISPATCH

SAN FRANCISCO. July 26-S P. H.
The Democratic Conference Commit
tees transacted no business Of import
ance last night, but will elect their
share of the nominating Convention
tonight. They have resolved that no
member of any committee shall be a
candidate for any office before the Con-
yention. -.
Judge SANKEY'S charge to the Grand
Jury against lottery ticket dealers pro-
duces but little excitement among that
numerous class, for the reason that re-
peated charges Of q similar character
heretofore have been productive OF no
good result.
Nothing new from Amador. Gov
ernor Haight will return from Petalu'
ma to-day. The excitement over the
first report Of renewed troubles there
Is dying out, and unless new outrages
are perpetrated, no order for sending
troops there will be issued.
Miss Grazella Ridgeway was warmly
received at her debut In the opera here
last night, and promises to become q
favorite. So far, the operate venture
Of the States company has been q pc
cuniary and artistic success.
The Sunbeam Gold and Silver Mining
Company has filed Its certificate of In
corporation. Location, Utah; capital
stock, $40, 900. Trustees: E. II. Hall,
J. T. Babcock, W. L. Miller, Jacob
Regensburger and Henry Palmer.
Thomas Devine. tho witness against
Sheriff White, was last night expelled
from the Industrial Reform League,
the reason given therefor being that
the fundamental principles OF the
Order are based on tho honor and
probity Of each member. # Is under
stood that charges against him will be
made before the Grand Jury.
The Marquet Mining Company, to
operate in Utah, capital 100000,
was incorporated to-day. Trustees
4. J. Moulder, W. H. Raymond and
Henry Raymond.
The child Of . family named Lewis,
residing on Battery street, while play
ing With matches was burned to death
by his clothes getting on fire. rr
Gillian, porter Of the City Hall, was
committed for trial to-day on a charge
Of drawing a pistol on Deyine, the
ex.Depnty Sheriff, who raised the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-26

FROM &c Pioenc Record, July al

s rirom ne Pioene Record, July al
ARIZONA FEyER.-Just about this
time there Is considerable talk IN
Phoebe Of eoing to Arizona, and noE 9
few are making preparations TO strike
mt at an early day. for that far on
region, around which so many golden
yisions hover, and are visible only 70
the eve of the veteran prospectors VINO
have tramped the entire coast over ana
over again insearch Of something equal
that on which Breyfogle was permitted
tofeast his eyes, in the southern por-
tion of tbis, State, for q few brief hours
and then passed forever from bis slgnt
all search for the lost mine after
ward proving fruitless. The imme,
diate cause Of this movement TOWARD
Arizona at present Is the presence OF
Gen. Crook, a noted Indian fighter, In
the Gland Of the Apaches," and who
is making preparationsto move against
these treacherous savages, and miners
now begin TO think they can prospect
In Lrizona with more safety than at
any time previous. Sacramento Dis
.trict seems to be the place for which
all are shaping their course. with the
intention Of venturing further after
General Crook has cleaned out the
Apaches.
! MILLIONS OF FLlEs.-Here In Phoebe,
when Il becomes necessary to hist"
In some provisions It Is we'll to 90 IN
pain, TO draw up articles Of agree
ment binding yourself to stand by
your drumming pard " TO the last and
iieht, II necessary, these presumptu-
Gus little pests. If q second 81. Fat-
rick would rise up and Danish the dies
his name would be honored until the
end of time. In comparison, st. Fat
rick Of old would sink into insignif-
canoe. Were the fly pest removed we
of Phoebe might stand an even chance
for Heaven with the rest Of mankind,
but while they remain our chance Will
be proportIonately slim, for we can
never cease to damn. =
ESTATE OF JoHN j. MoNAHAN, De
cEAsED.-Wln admitted to probate and
Catharine Monahan appointed Execti-
trix Of the estate In accordance with
will, without bonds. Frank Wheeler,
n. McCluskey and P. Felsenthal APP
pointed appraisers Of estate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-26
AT the election in Texas, which oc-

AT the election in Texas, which oc-
ours this fall, the people, in accordance
with an Act Of the Legislature, are to
vote on the question Of dividing the
State into three parts. The proposed
boundaries are as follows viswc
Eastern State, to commence In the
main bay of Galveston, thence up the
Trinity to Dallas county, thence west
with Dallas county, south line to the
southwest corner, thence with dallas
line and due north to Red River ; pop
ulation In 1870. 347, $3.50 area In terri
tory, 3s,4ll square miles; taxable
property In 1869, $44,6il,4A; regis
tered voters, 1890. AavS
Middle State, all tho territory west
of the above line and east Of the Colo
RADIO river; population In 1870, 2So!,'
500; taxable property In 1853, $74,-
0l3, 932 number of square miles, llu,-
600; registered voters, $685..
Western State, all west OF the COLO
RADIO; population In 1870, 2OO,OO;
value OF taxable property, &41,OOO,OOO
area in square miles, tincludlng Bexar
territory $4,000; registered voters
so. 900,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-26

Coasxrs.-In 1870. It Is stated, there
Nsrstsn million dozsn corsets, or one
hundred and twenty millions pair, I'M
ported into the United States-a guam
tity, IT. L. calculated, sufficient to sup
ply three pair to every adult female In
the country. IN addition, the annual
domestic product Of sewed corsets
amounted to one million, five hundred
thousand pairs, manufactured BY about
twelve establishments. Near Stras-
bur9, q city In Germany, there are If
teen hundred hand looms employed In
weaving corsets forthe consumption in
tbe United States. One man as a
weaver and two women as hnishers are
reoaRsdfSteachlOoui, which produces
three corsets daily. The sale Of cor
.ets, Il /, estimated. increases five per
cent. every yesr. Corsets for males
ara also made, and about two hundred
dozen of this article of masculine APP
,pareil are imported Into the United
States every year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-26
siR.. Warranted Good.


Totake downa gridiron from tho nall
where 1t Is hanging, with the left hand,
Is a sign that there Is to be q broil IN
the kitchen. .p...i lg
II a woman cuts her nails once a
week 1t Is lucky-for her husband.
To lose q very fine pocket-book, con-
tanning a thousaud-dollar note, Is very
unlucky.
Ifyou carry a spade, shovel or hoe
through the house In Winter, 1t Is .
sign that you want to clear the snow
from the front porch; II In Summer, 1t
Is a sign that IL Is nearer to the garden
through the house than around 1t.
To meet a funeral possession at 8
o'clock In the afternoon Is a certain
sign Of death. y.
To have sixteen warts on the left
hand Is decidedly unlucky. But to
have seventeen on your right hand and
one on the end Of your nose is a sign
that you are very unfortunate.
II q married man, III the presence OF
bis wife, takes a bottle Of old rye from
the shelf Of the pantry with the right
hand, It Is a never-failing sign that she
will soon be out Of spirits, and that her
husband Is going to liquor. "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-26
DEATHS rHon IxTENPERANcE.-The

DgX7Hs rRoN ISTENrERANCE--The
statistics of the General Life Insurance
Company, Of London, It Is announced,
prove that Hone hundred thousand In
temperate person, from Is to 10 years
Of age be compared with one hundred
thousand persons Of regular habits
thirty-two Of the former class will die
a frequently as ten ofthe latter class
Out Of one hundred thousand Of each
class, 49, o7 Of the intemperate' It Is
.sald. viii DO dead before the age Of So
and only 1898 Of the tempsrate' me
proportion Of tive deaths OF intemper-
ate to temperate persons. 1t Is caicn-
lated Ii, therefore, thlrty-swo to ten.