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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20
POTTER JOURNAL & NEWS ITEM.

riser looks cut upon the morning and
eXclaimS upon its IovelineSS. a voice at
his side may say, "Oh! it has been de-
lightful these two hours" or There
was slight shower early, that makes it
so fresh now" SO we late sleeperS re-
mark or things as we find them now.
Here is Mother Goose for Grown
People" by Mrs. Whitney, author of
so many good books that scarce any one
needs to be told who she is. | can re-
member thinking Mother Goose very
silly, and wondering why people kept it
up through so many ages; but long ago
| learned to see great wisdom in Simple
Simon, and to think whether ii might
not be in some others. Mrs. Whitney
solves this question to all our under
standings, though she does not mention
Simon, thinking, perhaps, his lesson
was manifest to all.
Hope beckoned Youth, and bade him keep,
On Lies broad plain, his shining sheep;
And while along the sward they came,
He called them over, each by name;
This one was Friendship that was Health,
Another Love, another Wealth,
One fat, fulheeced was Social Station,
Another, Stainless Reputation;
In truth goodly flock of sheep
goodly flock, but hard to keep
as yyp most of ne kDOu-
We must ever be grateful to those
who show us new and better meanings
i'll simple thingS-meanings we may
have had glimpses of but could not fol-
low out; thankful that some write
poems and prophecies with the A B c.
we scarcely learn; and, best of all, to
know there is no end to the poems and
prOphecieS-to the meanings and teach
ings that shall yet unfold from the sim
pie words of our humblest people. As
this author says in her Conclusion.n -
- For many fool, and prophet too,
Hath spoken wiser than he knew"
so doubtless we all do.
Here is the closing melody:
THREE SCORE AND Ten.
3" How many miles of the weary way?
Three score miles and ten.
Where shall he at the end of the day?
You shall be back again.
You shall prove it all in the lifelong round :
The Joy, and the pain, and the SHINING;
And at candle-light your soul shall be found
Back-at its new beginning
Down in.the grave the old man lies
In from the earthward wild,
At the open door of Paradise
Enters a little child"
Mother Goose seems to be the style
this year; for here we have her songs
set to music. Pleasant, simple tunes.
as they should be, but we fear all the
time that they are not quite the same
as when crOOned over cradles in the
days when our great at-grandmOtherS were
little folk. We have the same old words
we would like the same old music.
Who will give it to us? This compiler
does not claim to do so; but if this is
accepted now, and is, us | trust it is,
eminently suitable, it will probably be
sufficiently ancient in the course of two
or three hundred years.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20
New Books.

Books are new to us when we first find
them, though they may be quite familiar
to our less tardy neighbors. As late
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20

"WHOEvER is strong enough to tel
the truth Will invariably find it to his
own interest to do so.''
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20

THIS village of Coudersport is a very
pleasant one. neat, orderly, thrifty look
ing. andcontainsa as much good sOcietyas
any village of its size in the state. The
citizens, youngand old, are generally well
disposed, well behaved, well dressed and
good looking. But we are sorry to
notice now and then, as we go up and
down our pleasant sidewalks, and in
and out of our stores and other public
rooms, that some of our boys are defici-
ent i'll good manners. We desire to say,
i'll all kindness to the boys of the village,
that no good, but much harm. will come
to you by forming coarse and ill-man-
nered habits; that you will be more re-
spected, and unspeakably more happy,
if you will cultivate courteous habits to
all, and Shun coarspneSS and rowdyism
as you would a miaSma.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

The sewers along SAINT. re avenue appear te
be In, splendh condition. 20 that one would
naturally suppose that the immense quantity
Of water. that hlllp during our heaviest rains
would be readily conducted out u town. and
yet such is not the case. II the city coancil
viii taks the troubae to Investigate the matter,
tney VIII disc0ves At Ooce that the di61e6lty
consists in the fact that the ss~ses only extead
new rods north Of willis Keslcr'e. wherethex
empty sne'r contents. snhjecaing forty q fry
acres q the best part Of our city o inupdsssoa>
~n'cs resSisr ii uniaAahit.ble and doeD.:
great swamp miser>bas SOURCE q n.lari.
md contaeion to thos. living in TIA, vicinity.
Major Berks is q. the opinion ~ God inse.d
I'd the city Of Saline to be drissd 8 AescSe
~ I'M river. Ind Il cert.iaf1pSss,a -
sewer leading Ao9 the seraians q ~. On
Saafa Fs syenss. along lie sezees to o. mr..
vsald e0scunally rnel6 ~ d0suley "a.
eoatribuse wond.stslly - IL wulsA alawi,.
perisy q the nesthen pass u tie dU. b.
tice aod common sense dcDasd sAat h Be dor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11
TO CONTRACTORS.
OEFICE o. CorxTy CLEnK. ELleWoG1N CoCN1
ELLswOsrn. Kansas, JAns Nh, Sc.

OtIlGb ~ NOCSIutL8uA bLAeWUSs1u Z
ELLswoaIn. Kansas, JAps nth. ls.s.
Seized prepsals viii bs received q ~ o0ce until
es.p. ~. "a IN a I,isvo,sS civ. ISS%: ~
building 10 be bais II No. brick, With good linz
stone Notwithstanding 10 be 3sxjo fri - two
stories high, with good ~ rof, and IN every respeee
10 comply With comeie plans and epeci6case OF sad
psuposed building. which be II H. oce Of tr
undefsigned ap0a application.
No proposal will r entertained 1nless thr shah Be
eompanie By bod 10 The sum of oae tho1sand dcl-
cariss soxnsrs q real es,.,sj as ea.rsat~e t., IN
case of award u tse contract. the pasty making
such bids viii imedaely enter into boads Of twice
tie sunoans Of tAe ~, % eXeoaee tn same.
All proposals to be carefully s-ai~ and marked thus
80 Isroposak for couEt horse and jail''
Bidd<rs requested to be present at thu opening OIL
bids.
The county osusmissioaeTs ~ Fha 10 MED
any aud all bids,
In vifness whereof, have heTrusso st m,
H. 81 hasd and anIxed the zeal Of my 0ec thu 1isf
day u June, 4. ID. ls.s.
County Clerk in and Gsr Ellsworth county, Ksn.as.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11
&Q6 REWARD.

Aeal2snng - - Dsage q nn11o1gs - - 9ell1e
Co0nsy AgIiGsllnnl - 0selaa111l eseiesy, IBID b
0alinc Ksnsls, January IN, Is71. - fs1s~g ress-
lnsioa WnD o6Op1od:
Ssssi,sl, IN reward u tvvay -ave daalass shall
- ~ lng fa1msfioa vAeA shAo beed 70 ~ eoavic
sSoa e aoy pesD0as guilty. q taaSAG down o.
osAeFvise destz0yias the DaiIeg, baildngs which
ere e ~ b. eSecerd aRoa ~ ~ 6soo.d, car
go e. -: - F'''' Boards ~'er '''''''s o. 'A'
Pmsaaae 10 the above r~>ol1tisas, will pay IL
above reward. upon the convietoa al any pefson %
prr.ons shove 81 forth.
By osvirT VI IT. Boarsi oC Directsn.
A. g. yOHTOH PfxzS3est
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

wHkRE 10 En0AffE.-WSan answer. go b
Southwest Missouri. hcc.nsc the Atlantic and
Pscinc Railroad Company onss i.soeooo acres
Of land to actual settlers at lo~ pric- and ON
long credit. besides furnishing free Transports
ton over this rod to Parchaser, this rod ex.
tend> from So Louis. through Missouri. 70
vinis, Indian Territory. and is beiae pashed
r.psdly tn Us dessinsinn tthe RsciAe snass,.
Il w1rl be one a he trunk lines q the cuaaary
Nseves baccksdsd By 0ow. The lands aioag
the rod are IN 9ch, fsruie country. - Fso-
ducsive - eey In he State; the climate CO.
bin.s all%he .dv.ntages Of scsthssr and south
ern l.fifnde. good climate. sosi. hath. water.
timber. gsaxing, fruits md dowess. Invite yoa
to 20 to this region. Poe further infoenafioo
e6dres< A. Tsck. Land o0oiai0aes. sB Vs.
nut suee1 e. Loais. No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

Nosioe Il hesssy Gisa - beoes for Hhse1ipsise %
Ny CSaessy viii be epe.td ,orthvth 3 g. eAee q
- eoosfy e3esk e 49,, Riee eeaDfy. - o0ee Of
N eSeoSs SGceefs =. Wood, 1aynsad 1ice, esaDty
IN - go q J. II. 4seac00 saline, saline e0uDy
~ S,Ssr a - 49, q disssssss seus g., A. Ar.
R.W.C. j. H. tBSSCOII.
asn.s Jnlv I'D Nsa Pfesf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

Our reporter missed the train for Lincoln
Center on the fourth. consequently our readers
are Without their deserved narration Of doinxs q
the enterprising burg. Lincoln Center rarely
does things by halves aud the CELEBRATION was
no exception to the rule. One imfortAnt iea-
turc was the presence al tie Salina cornrt band
and the boys each aud all have a good word
due for the hest of treatment. Hardly before
the hand had left their vehicle of cOnSeyan ce
theirrepres>ible George Green promptly tork-
ell over q" the Sis. the prior II services. from
one thousand to fifteen hundred people were
an the grounds and the dinner. speeches. sing
Ing, AMI everything were of that order that
gave pleasure and satisfaction 70 every c,s-.
Coi Henry Logan. Of our city, wss the"rItof
Of the OCCASION and We hear his elorHsp9kfn
OF In eommendablc terms. "Hopor to the
brave" cay We to Lincoln Center. In her good
works.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

A man by the name Of Jones. ofwhon men-
ton was made In our last isuue. in whose pos
session q span Of stolen mules was found, is
still In Jail and the owner Of the stolen proper
~. having been telegrspl,csl for at Seneca, Ne
maha comfy. arrived here on last Friday.
This Jones is the identical man that left the
Salina House ia the night about % months ago
leaving aboard bill unsettled. \ suit ofcloih-
es belonging to }. 5. Baker, I'm a room adjacent
to the o,;e occupied by Jones, and horse be-
longing to DR.. J. W. Daily were stolen the
same night i've left.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

Here We are again at home on the eve Of pub
lication- exhausted, % played out" Railroad
Ing is good thing in its way but two thousand
miles ride was not conductive to our pleasure.
We shall make few notices Of the trip in our
next issue. We will say here that Indiana is
parched up. almost as dry as powlea-horn
differing very little from the Kansas drouth Of
1850. ouly that the people are In different cir.
cumstances from the crops Of former year,
while We then had just commenced farming
operations and were poor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

Information from the farmers along the
Smoky Hill river. gained from converse, 10 to
tie eject that the fall wheat win "pan out y
better than has been heretofore anticipated,
We learn that some fields will yield twenty and
more bushels to the acre. One field just north
of the city. which We saw week ago, 10 good
for fifteen bushels to the acre. Sulficient.fall
wheat will be raised in the county for seeding
purposes and to have some LEFT. This Is .
good report for the freezing out year. X
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

Mr.. Cocktails stone building on santa Fe
avenue is about complete and WIN rank among
the most neat, substantial and eommodious bas'
mess houses In town. Mr.. Willis Kesler, who's
reputation in his business, Is 50 we'll and n
vorably known, Is furnishing the b,'iling WIN
suitable parsphernalia to constitute . nrss cas-
saloon and billiard hall. and. - he viii De 10
me,nbered by his many friends. We have NO
hesitancy in predicting that he will do lead
ing business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

One seldom, IL ever. views more beautifu,
expansc than that which lines either side If the
Kansas Pacific railruad at the confluence Of the
Saline river with the Smokey Hill. in the east
ern part u the county. Almost Is far ~ the
imagination can reach the eye vieiects one
grand piece Of undulating and level prairie.
rich in ycrdue At this SEASON. The Saline
comes from a northern direction and there
form Que grand strcam with the smoky Hill.
which eoun-e- ftUm the southwest To the
northwest from the Saline river the land rises
gradually to uP-lands. while tic ground To the
streams are almost rs level as the noor. The
bottom at this point must Dr. six and eight
miles In width. The streams are heavily tim
bared and no richer soil sc.rcriy exists any
where. On viewing the -resr Ne could not
help b"texpressing ourself that Saline county
Is capable of sustaining seveuty-av thousand
peope snd will YET do IL. we verify believe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11
School Land for Sale !
BOttOAa, Timber and Water. f..

Offer for sale secaioas J, T. ls 10 esd -, Township
H. sou.h Rauge west, Saline river. sev~u nsiler
frum Salina, 1t
xs0VVOe Prices
Than they wUald bring u psblie sale, and tenss
suit the ooey market, VII: One-enth % Be patd cash;
tie balance may r~sain PERPETUAL loan, IT ten per
cent intesese; a. payable q the PLEASURE Of te buyer
any time; Dr. asrsrss the balance IL to be paid snsu
ally.
o sqv of Sc bottom wafer and timber. y i~r scrs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

As We were walking leisnrcly up Santa Fe
avenue one evening, tins week, and Glanced
to espy opposite in the dimness Of twilight. q
youthful, loving. modest pair twining them
selves III each Others arms. we were forced to
sigh for the days when VIC were young and
gave utterance to the language Of the immortal
Burns. 30! happy love where love like this
is found, o! heartfelt raptHrcs. bliss beyond
compare. &c" Go on, thou fond. faithful and
loving pair. and pursue the Sanbols Of thy
youthful Innocence ~ nnmindfnl ofthe stern
realities OF maturer life
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

Mr.. $. 5. Godfrey. In anticipation Of one Of
those little events that is liable to happen in
the hest regulated families. returned on the ID
inst. from an eastern city, and while leisurely
perambulatinx the streets Of Salina. CHANGED
to meet Ell. Smith through whom he learned
the situation Of his own domestic Affair.". As
soon as he could recover from the shock incl
dent to such intelligence. he rushed frantically
to the stone cottage on the picturesque banks
Of the Smoky where he proceeded to celebrate
the festivities Of the glorious fourth with ten
pound boy whom he intends christening Hor-
ace Greeley
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

Yesterday as the X. r. morning train started
from the Kansas City depot at the USUAL hour
and when third Of mile out the smoking car
and the first passenger Tar became fastened to
two freight cars on side track. The train
was proceeding at = moderate speed and before
II could be stopped had raised the inside of the
four cars up at an elevation Of one and two feet
The passenger car was crowded and for confa'
sion and depicted fear we have never seen com.
motion equaIed on 4 small scale. We. with q
few Others, seeing the door way hemmcd In.
placed our hands upon the tops Of two seats
and swung oursclf through the window. fee,
foremost. at lightning speed, minus one Of oui
coat tails. The train loosened the smOkins
car. attached two passenger coaches In place Of
the other and arrived st Saina nj the usual hour
Of Sis r. ".
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

I'd Whitman delivers Ice to parties desirins
ie ordefs In al his restaurant will be prusaPt
IL attended TO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

The new Methodist churcA bdndiny. when
completed. will be the larsyf and hest church
edifice in western Kansasy 1t has been aud il
still very heavy expense for the friends, bui
will pay in the end. Such an enterprise de.
serves the patronage Of every public spirited
citizen. moreover, in our opinion. liberal pat
ronase is due in all such matters. from the
fact that every building Of the Kind adds ma
terially to the valne Of all real estate in the vi
cinity. The damage done to the south wall o.
the church, by the storm some time since. i,
estimated at $50 or so.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

or fi,~ ~ hole s~caioa II o. pr acre.
1h~se lands for be1nfy Of surface fertility Of sti
and lesiraby Of location cannot b. surpassed In the
world and opportunity, eifrr 10 m,ke mn extern
sve stock ranch, purchase for Investment Is hsr-
by prrsrnted.
For further particulars, consult my Real Estate ~
rrr the Eassss Csstrai Adsocats call a. my ascs
Il saIins JOh0 ~. Sorts,
lAssi Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-11

Ie soaaose NJ nepmetl1odist parSOEa3, -ou
last Monday eSey,dg. was very interesting And
pleasant zitaitr We understand that these en-
tertalnmeots are to be kept up duriI the SEA
son and the proceeds arising from the refresh
ment tables. are for the benefit II tine new
church. This Is all very nice and the object .
worthy one. -
; xr. John Gels, the he'd Of tho rej,1Ble bank
Ing house here. and daughter, frqe6 Johnstox,r
Pa. arrived last evenins.on Jisit, and are tn,
guests Of his son W. K. Gris. 1--WE are AWAY,
happy TO take the old esutlemau by the hand
asd we wish be might find il his purpose I,
make S.liaa nj 6ooe.
Remember Ed. RObsey's auction on Satur
day. July 18th, at his shop OH Filth street
where l,e will sell TO the highest bidder, hi
entire stock Of wagon material. such as lum
Der. spokes. ielloes, shafts, pillow beams ant
handles. double trees. single trres, tools. and
In fact everything belonging TO a arst-clas.
wagon makers shop.
On last Monday morning. while tired na,u,,
was enjoying the recuperating influences If
Eorxlod BY the sound slumbers Of early morn
and the chanticleer Was heralding. with hi
shfii notes, the approach Of the God o
Day. our genial friend, Charley Radcliff. va
w.de he happy recipient Of bouncing boz
weighing ten pounds and two OUNCES. avoirdu
pois., Long may be wave.
TIE Episcopal church, undrr he workman
dip q Coorsd & Norton, Is rapidly spproacA
Ing is compleficn..we hope 10 zee this beau
tifhl little sempie entirely completed and rev
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-06
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loaIyp fson producing any medicine able to
-Du% third a. man! living, peru aneDt cures as
Dr. tiilcf's Nteesll" Rheumatic Icncdy; and
farther reward of SlOU for any case of Chronic
lnnHymaory iticul atism, Neuralgia, Ihsgniat
Agus Sctaiica q d rheumatism of The kidnrys;
viii not curc. The Rheumatic Syrup II used in ,
wirdly only, pleasant to the TASTE M q guaranteed
ilac non. iiurous dru-s II is no, auscs ,n.di.
cinc,hu. the scientific prescription OF doe r. Filter,
NJ. d.. lro'ssor Of Ioxicolocy ard Chemistry
graduate Of tie celebrated University of P.nn,y.-
thnla, ID, 1875 whusn cnir pruiessiCu,llifa
been devoted specially to this disease. This prs,
ar1iIon under solemn oath rs ,ousccnIiously be.
he'ed to be TIE only positive, reliable. infallhic
speclnc eVcr discovered The proof that no other
speoihc eNiss 10 found In eyory,commuui,y in per-
sls nlctod Tor many y ara and sii sun, ring. N
physicians could cure Il Il a spec NJ did exist, this
won'd not be r1--a met thai ilu-l he universally
admitted. me on csivtd sufarcr NAV wisey
nsk what security eyidei CO has be thai Dr. fitA
Ter : ltleumaiic Syrrrp viii cure his osse. The
protection offered Ia sufferers against imposition Is
IN c'aily signed contract which Will be forwarded
d' scfiption oi nflcuon; this guarantee will slate
the ,2.ct number Of bottles wa.rsn'cd to cure and
n case OF hutUrcih' monay paid will be returned
tie patio ~. No other ropody has evrr been
icrcd on such liberii aud honorable terms Med
nj advice, with certificates from prominent ply.
iciIHs, clrrsymcn etc. who have been cured a'ter
all other titair onis have failCi, snt by letter
vicN 70 tho puUcpl Office, - Spuih Fourth street
PlilaGelphin, Pa. Dr.. Huers hhcuua.ic syrup
Is sold by dIuga1'ts.
Sole Agent, Petroleum Ccutre, Pa.
CALENDER " co, Wholesale Ap's, Mead
iDe, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21
N, GUTMAN & Co,
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Mems Suits,
'a A. M cUTMAVi q co'e.

DRArH OF REv. A1gRED PAULA
telegram on Monday night brought to this
city tho sad intelligence OF tho death Of
Rev, Alfred, Paul, ! . former resident Of
Wheeling. Although his death had been
anticipated for the past week or TWO by
his relatives and many friends here, still
the announcement Of the fact cast q
gloom over many heart In our midst
Mr.. PAUL was native Of Wheeling. He
graduated at Washington (Pa,) College,
taking the first honor in his class. Soon
alter finishing his studies for the ministry
he was called to the Fourth Presbyterian
Church Of this city. In fact he preached
tor that congregation In the First Ward
Hose House years before a Presbyterian
chufch was erected in that section OF The
city After the Fourth Church was
built he became the regular pastor, and
occupied that pulpit from about 1855 to
the spring Offices, when falling health
compelled him to resign, and he removed
to Philadelphia, where he has resided
ever since.
Mr.. PAUL was Truly msn Of Gods
man whose constant aim WIS to do good
to his fellow mana man
"Who spent his lie As be should, 81.
In serving God and doing good;S u n
I-Whose christian life and example I'M
pressed the world around about him that
he daily walked with God" As a hus.
band and parent he was kind, loving and
afectIonate;-as citizen, we need not
add alter what has been said, that be was
man Of integrity. BE took an in-
terest In all that pertained to the
welfare Of the city-and never was
any one more interested, in the care
and comfort Of the poor. needy and dis.
tressed. As q minister, he was successful
In establishing and building up a church
in the First Ward Of Wheeling, and had
his health been spared he would have
probably been still more successful. He
has gone to his reward, and many will be
hebrlght jewels which will shine in his
crown Of rejoicing. The large circle Of
friends here deeply deplore his death, but
are consOled in,the fact that he has gone
ITO a better country, even an Heavenly"
His remains viii be inferred OF Philadel.
phia to morrow, as It was.hls special re.
quest to be buried near the scene Of his
last labots on earth. h1.a ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21


RE'ARREsT OF Carr. GREEx.--A dc.
spatch was received In this city Tuesday
night announcing, the re.arrest in DIN.
cinnAu Of Capt. Green, who succeeded
several years ago 10 making his escape
from the jail Of this county. Green
was In prison awaiting -tfial on a
charge Of burglary. A number OF fellow
prisoners succeeded 10 getting Swsy(with
him, The late Thos !. Campbell, who
was then sheriff, offered reward Of 800
for thD arrest Of Green. We believe II Is
not the intention Of the authorities g
take measures to hayehim brought back,
a. the Witnesses 10 the case have renioy..
ed lIem this locality,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21

FELL DowN sTA1as.-Mrs. Shields, a
lady about 6S Yeara o: age, fell down
stairs At the house Of her daughter, Mrs.
John WaterhouSe, in The Eighth Ward,
about daylight yesterday morning, and
was very severely though NOT neces.
satily dangerously injured. uisT
Mra. Shields got up very early and was
attempting TO come down stairs, when
she missed her footing and fell. g].