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@DR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT is
prepared by Physician Of twenty-five years.
practice, and is a compound OF rare excellence.
Tnch13.6D&w
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Go 6ire

EINE SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE
IL 1 have suppied my Stables Win several
men aud ladies. Apply Mt WILSON'S STABLES,
NO IlS Meeting, near WentwOr. h sti eel.
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NOTICE.-THIS DAY, THE FIRM OF
~ WlLLINGHAM BLAIR has, by mutual
csnaent been dissolved. Further transactions
viii be continued BY Mr.. WILLlNGHAh, and not
by me. a. +. bLAlh.
mchl3-thetuS
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Remonals

A Nm SAVAGE, STRAW HAT CLEAN
n Err, Presser ard Dyer. has removed from
Archdole street. 10 No II Mazyck street, west
side, one door from Magazine. Dressnaklng IN
all It's branches. mcn1o m"so'
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DLEASANT QUARTERs.-PERsONS
desirOus OF Private Board In healthy aud
delightful Port OF the city, Will please address
"B,n at this ofice. Northerners wishing to sped
the summer In the city will find the location par.
tIcularly advantageous. feb10
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TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR
L sale Desirable Building Lots In The City OF
Grernvie, s. U., neal the Depot the Atlanta
aud Richmond Air Line railroad. those desiring
10 settle In this growing and prosperous city VIII
lud It to their interest, 10 address COX, BRINE
q CO., Postoflice Box No. z, GreenYie, .. U.
mchh.WalS
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L,OR SALE, A LOT OF FINE LARGE
T. DkAY MULES, JOug, sound and gentle
Having been used through the season ID the
CITY. thew are well broke, and Just what's wanted
for bray, Cart or Turpntne hauling. Apply 10
3. +. MCCABE, or T. >. Cl>SELL, state Press,
Corner East Bay and Phckney streets.
IN a
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BGarhlnu.

DOARDING.-GOOD BOARD, WITH
ID comfort BILE rooms, on reasonable terms,
at 80. IL Broad street, between King and Meeting
streets. feb22
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n-TAKE AYERS CHERRY PECTO-
RAL 10 stop your Colds Coughs and Bronchial
Affections, before they run into consumption that
You cannot stop. mchlS S.tnstuoD&W
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TUST ARRIVED, SIXTY HEAD OF
81 FINE MULES. suitable for all purposes. For
sale low at HOUKADAY'S STABLES, columbus
street mch 1U-bf
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NNO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
Il MODIOUS Building. No. 149 East Boy, re.
Gently occupied as The Publication Office OF THE
NEws, and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply at The Office OF
TIE NEWS. No. 10 Broad street. sep2S
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@ THE USE OF A SINGLE BOTTLE
OF HALLS VEGETABLE S1ClLlAN HAlR RE-
NEWER is sufficient to show It's efficacy In re-
storing the natural color OF the hair and cleans
ing the scalp. mchl3.stuLn3p&W
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@THE HUMAN HAIR.-MANY PER
SONS abuse this delicate ami beautiful ornament
by burbiDg 1t with alcoholic washes ana pastering
1t with grease which has no affinity Tor the sSin
and is not absorbed. BURNErT'S COCAINE.
conpound Of Cocoanut OIL, &C., is unrivaed as
dressing for the halr-is readily absorbed, and is
peculiarly adap ed to its various conditions, pre-.
venting Its falling of and premo,iug It's healthy
growth. For sale by
DOwIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, 8. y.
nch13 thstu3
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TTORSES HORSES HORSES /!

We have Just received direct from Kentucky q
No. lot OF une Draft Horses and Mares, CONSIST
ing OF siugle and doubl drivers, and Pair OF
stylish bay Mares ut tie Kentucky Sale Stables
No. SO Church street.
MULES MULES MULES
Also lot or nne tlmoer IuIpentlne aDd plan
tatlon Mules for sale on time.
mch5-lmUf BAMBERG q MCCOI.
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MULES, MARES. HORSES AND
lEE PONisS at RUAKMAh'S stables, No. 85
Church street. For sale on time, and guaranteed
as represented. mcnl4 a.
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A N OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFER
n ED.-To close up an estate. the Store and
Fixtures formerly occupied by Perez Friden6erg,
OF jacksonville Florida, deceased, IL offered lor
Rent. or will ne sold on easy terms together with
q portion o. stock In store.
The Store Is located In the best business part OF
the city, is built OF brlcE 80 by SC feet. three sto
ries high, French roof, and Brick Warehouse IN
rear. NJ bonus required. For further iniorma-
tion apply to the undersigned.
HARRIS SOLOMON,
No. IS Reade street. New York city,
Orto HENRY P. FRIDESBERG,
Jacksonville, Florida,
mch8.1mo Executors Estate Perez Pridenberg
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for Hale.

TALLO KLEIN, OUR POPULAR
Ill King street Fruiterer. is not going away.
ne will ay here longer amongst US, Wnere ne
spent so many ears, aud open again-liEe for.
mer days-orderng always the very best, and
selling it also very lasl HIS new location is No.
10 brGai street, next door TO Dr. Barpot's Apo
thecary. mCnlolT
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CEWING MACHINES.-ALL DESCR1P-
~ TIONS OF Sewing Machines repaired on rea-
sUnable terms and at the shortest notice oy J. L.
LUNSFORD, Smith street. just north OF Went
worth 8 rect 1an22
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Uan1s.

TXTANTED, 4 WHITE OR COLORED
w woman TO do hcusewoIk Apply ut No.
1853 King street, up stairs. mchl6.1N
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NTANTED, A RESPONSIBLE MALE
w Servant (colored.) Apply to NJ. 26 south
BAy mchl4.2
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WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL THE
w NEEDLE THREADING THIMBLE the very
best thing out to make mUney on. Send stamp
for Circular and terms, or Csc. for sample, To
WESTERN MANUFACTURING COMPANY. No. 1853
Elm street Cincinnati Ohio. mchl6.2t
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uAMs, SHOULDERS, DC.

Pineapple, Davls's Diamond. Kentucky Cham.
piOn Canvassed HAMS. New York Pig Hams and
Shoulders, small average; Breakfast Bacon
Strips, Choice Dry Sailed Pork for family use,
Smoked Beef Fulton Market Beef, Smoked Sal.
mon and HalibuL, oregon Salmon, Fresh and
Picked, Picked Fish Roe and Choice Bolognas.
supply of the above Just received and for sale
by MARTIN MOOD,
Nos. 127 and 129 Meeting street, cor. Market.
mch16.l
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DOLL BUTTER ROLL BUTTER!
Another supply of Choice ROLL BUTTER at
D. A. ANNE,
Southeast corner Market and Meeting streets.
mch16
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14
INTELLIGENCE.
onditions Of the Compromise.

Conditions Of the Compromise.
learn from Mr.. MCGEE, Super.
ent of the Richmond Mining
hny, that the terms of the settle
between the company which he
ents and the Eureka Consoli-
of the disputed Lookout mine,
bat the Richmond is to pay to
bnsolidated the sum Of SS5, 900,
return they are to get full con-
BID possession OF the Lookout
SMr. MCGEE also informs us
is the intention of his company
coed to extract the ore as rap
5 possible, and that to this end
are pushing the work on the.
tunnel to a speedy completion.
tunnel will tap the immense
of ore horizontally. and will
Increased and cheaper facilities
linging it to the surface. When
Tork is completed it will expose
W a face of ore that is estimated
10000 tons. The two furnaces at
Pmpany's smelling works are in
ent operation reducing the ore,
he PheniX smelter, across the
! is busily engaged upon a con-
from the Richmond. 1t is the
lion Of the Superintendent t.
& the Silver West furnace as
aS it is put in repair. With these
reducing institutions at work
the ore of the company, the
must he immense. Last month,
two furnaces, it was, in bullion,
&ls. This gave a coin product OF
O0. The four furnaces, all put in
Ptlon, would give a smelling Ca
OF 1850 tons pei month. The
PaRy is purchasing all the ores
td Tor SIDE, whether free or base.
Or the management of Mr.. Nc
ne mines are made to yield hand
Fly over and above expenses.
last months report was sent in,
tock Jumped in the London mar.
rom three pounds six shillings to
pounds, sterling. The superin.
|eht expects to leave in a few days
lalt Lake. to took to some mining
(iihery there, and to procure "a
auer blower. We are pleased to
OF the proposed vigorous opera
[on 1he part ofthis company. Our
Fms nave long and anxiously
l.eu the result of the issue between
(wo companies, and now that it is
lmpllshed we are glad to see work
= forward with a VIII. Since the
(elheht WIS first announced, and
any particulars were given,
was perce ,'tible impetus given
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

HOLDINGS, SUGAR PINE AND ROSE
wood finishing lumber. of all sizes and
lengths-the largest lot ever received IN
Eureka-have just been received by Nj
B. Bartlett, at the California Lumnel
Yard, on Buel street. ]eloo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

"ARK.-ln conversation with a
'eman who came in yesterday
newark, we learn that the min
interes of that camp were never
n~ourishing. The large twenty
pnlill, which has been silent for
ullie' will in a few DAYS he start.
An upon ore from the mines in
Is.1ict. The New ,rk claim has a
(c IViy OF ore in sight in the shaft,
Gu vi IS down to The depth of 200 feet
d M,o ooO tons Of high gra g on
m S,p. The Alta and New York
lave also made recent discOy.
"nich are of the most encourar-
ac!er. The Chihuahua ledge Is.
nip" 'alions are made downward.
fh. INTO a well-deined vein of
Bys w, or more in width. which
E5ON, 'ur informant says, an average
eSo per Ton. Newark Valley, at
a a Ky OF which are situated the
caroa u me mines, has a fine crop of
! > IN the ground, which indi.
nmuitiul harvest, and has also
Ter 'vss gardens OF potatoes and
Est, Obstacles. The water is the
khe saI's unencumbered with anv
6stsno aats OF lime or other FOREIGN
me auS a stage line plies between
mi ."u Elko, under the mana~e.
schmau ,Proprietorship of Mr.
ltward of FMS district is situated
Hes by trail eureka, abOut fourteen
"aii and twenty by road
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

For SALEM. b. Bartlett adver
tises under the head of New to-day
a house for sale cheap.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14
$1,000 to So, o a Year.

A GIVE MEN AND WOMEN CAN
"A secure a iirst-class business IN lne
Reecher. William Cullen Iryant. Harriet
Beecher stowe, Grace Greenwood. etc.
TRY THIS BUSINESS!
For terms. write at once to j, B. FORD
4 co. cor. OF Pine and kearney Streets
San Francisco, Cal apisOm"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

ALL kinds of fresh fruit at Nichols
Confectionery, La Grade building. jes
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

BULLION ExPoRTATIoN.-The ship
ment of bullion yesterday to the rail-
road by Pritchard's teams amounted
to 1000 pounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

SODA, Ice CREAM. NUTS.
ETC.. at Ivy Nichols new Store, In the La
I;rande Building. Jeo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

ILL.-We are panied to learn OF the
illness of the little daughter of Fred.
Barnes. of the Peoples Market
Fears were entertained yesterday for
her recovery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

bgemaS.- -Ihe Commit,ee of Ar
mpanv,s 0 the Rescue Hose
ID ,hcss Fourth of July ball, would
fd the@ fn having singing ,irds to
coratin" pr the occasion, both for
d to the 1 ah nall and to otherwise
hn charms of the terpsicb".
81 Of cara They will take the
Fsly. "'e OF them. and return them
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

Go TO ]. OTTENHEIMER's FOR FINE I'M
ported cigars-ttree for 81. my2ou
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

SPECIAL NoTICE.-It is a we'll known
fact hat Dyspepsia and indigestion are
the causes of nearly all the diseases that
the human body is heir to; thtn why
nav enOrmou doctors bills? ny using
DR.. Henley's celebrated ! \ /. Bltters
they can be thoroughly eradicated from
the system and new life impaired to
sufferer. Read advertisement IN anotner
Column mh2l-3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

In TOwN.-Mr. SchoOnmaker, agent
for the firm of w. T. Reynolds & Co..
liquor dealers at San Francisco. is in
town settling up the affairs of the firm
here, they having made an assign
ment Of their effects.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

STATUTES OF 1S73.-We have re-
ceived at this Office, from j. ID. Minor,
Secretary of State, a bound volume OF
the statutes OF 1878, just issued by
State Printer Putnam, for which we
return thanks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14
EroCK REPORT
4 sAS FRANCISCO, June Is.

rock REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jnne Is.
MORNING BOARD:
80. 80, 80 bso; :, Ion
i,s Curry, l2h. ID bsO;
q xelcher' 4, AZ. ~ b30.
re. 40, 1856, i4l.
Nofcross, 4lH. a. - bsC.
In Point, Ia, II, 4 b3O, llo pS
iacket, ii, 66h b30.
RAJ. ga ga b3o, ~.
Ire Mill. 81.
Hill quartz. ..
(ucks; s "a 90 fS' 81 bso.
.. 50 b5, so, 81 slo.
idence. *. ~
Virginia, 92h. -
Nevada, IN bSo. IL.
leauer. loh.. so,
FBelcher. 81. 81, o28.
Ice.7 ~.
man, 36h.
xeye. Is. .,,
Ido,.ia, IA. 10 b3o.
cke-bocker. 81. So.
EVENING BOARD.
.ka Con-, Il. l2h. 10 BIO.
kson. CSC.
mix, SOC. S5c.
dow Valley, % b5, 23h.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

NJ. B. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
Of the city. Also l. c. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. once AT the
California Lumber Yard. southeast cor,
ner OF Buel and Bateman streets. apAo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14
Pioneer Barber Shop
AND
BATH

First door north Of h Pioneer Restau-
rant, North Main street. Eureka.
,THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE.
Gently opened the above establish
ment, offers his professional services to
all who desire a frst-class physiOgnomi-
cal HAIRCUT ar an ~ecstatic SHAVE.
Connected with the establishment are
several neat and elegant BATH ROOMS,
where Hot or Gold Baths can he had at
Ashare Of public patronage Is solicited.
au22tf JAMES NJ. N. MOODY Rrop'F.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

PRoMIsED.-We are promised some
items from Secret Canyon by Mr..
Bertrand, one of the owners of the
celebrated Geddes & Be, trand mine,
who is going out there to-day to look
after his interests in that quarter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

CoKRECTIoN.-In speaking in yes
terday's issue of Cross & Godfroy's
beer, we called it cronk instead of
crystal, which is its proper name.
Orders for it should be left at the
POStOttice,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14
Irriyuls and Departures.
ARRIVAL

Arriva 10.
Woodbury. a ENNOR's LINE:
II Wood
Depa rt
WOODRUFF & ENNoR'S LINE:
Ibo,t w II Duren
All Fred CuSuman
s Sampson All Sing
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14

SUPREME CoURT.-At the opening
of the term on the seventh Of July,
proximo, the calendar will be called
and arranged motions heard, candi-
dates examined and all business
transacted which can be reached dur
ing that days session, at the close of
which a ces will be taken until the
the first day OF September next.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-16
4 SardInc Story.

In one of the cities of New Hamp-
shire, some years since, man nam
ed H--y was elected Mayor, and
very important nc thought his posi-
tion. During his term of Office a
fire company sent word that they
shonld visit his city and remain sew
eral days. The Mayor called a meet
ing of the City Council to see what
should be done towards entertaining
the firemen. He wanted to show the
hospitality of the city in its most
munifcent form, and proposed that
a collation. should be given the
strangers.
"And what" asked one Of the
aldermen, "do you propose to put on
the table for the collation."
We'll give them," said His Honor
in reply, 'hot coffee and sardines."
One of the council thought that
sardines and coffee were hardly up
to the mark for the hungry fremen.
81 know better" said the Mayer,
in an angry tone. "Sardines are
hearty and will be just what the men
need"
Perhaps said an alderman, ''his
Honor does not know what sardines
are"
The Mayor sprang to his feet,
angry all over.
Il know" he shouted. "what sar-
dimes are as well as You do, or any
other member of the board. I've
eaten enough of them in my life.
They are easily prepared. just
take two pieces of bread and put
piece of ham between them and then
your sardine is made"
His Henor sat down amid q roar
of laughter. He'd got things, such
as sardines and sandwiches, kinder
mixed up in his mind.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-16
Two DoILaRs 4 YEAR.

life, nor seen red deer on his na.
tive heather; so my uncle had to
initiate me, from the commencement
of my visit, into all the mysteries
necessary to, be understood by a
Highland sportsman. took to it
wonderfully, and soon became ex-
pert. But was eager at the sport,
and. rash, sir-rash, as all novices
are, and / had to pay the penalty"
e 81 hope it was not heavy one."
II said.
ol well, you shall Judge was the
reply. Il lost two fingers and gain
ed a--wife.''
Yes continued the doctor. hold
ing up his hand Il put an overcharge
in my gun, and what was the conse-
quence? Why, it burst, sir, it burst.
1t blew into ever so many pieces. and
two of nay fingers blew into pieces
with it,
"Ah!" said I.
Such a scene! p said he. ''You
may suppose called out pretty
loud. And ladies (they had met US
to take lunch on the hills) tainted to
a woman, all but one, sir, and She
"Well, doctor?'
WELL" said the doctor, '.in her
distress she let fall some words
which showed nae in which quarter
the wind blew, 1 can tell you"
"Oh?' l calculated, significantly.
81 had rather had severe illness,
sir. There was danger of locl1jaw,
and I'll leave you to guess who nurs-
ed me. and all that sort of things"
''Oh, yes, doctor" said /. slyly.-
81 can very well guess all that sort
Of things, as you call it."
DIR. Robbins laughed, and though
l couldn't see him, Eve no doubt he
blushed like young girl.
':Next year. he went on, Il re-
peated my visit, and 1 became SO
expert with my gun, that took home
plenty of spoil with me, and-ahem
away something else, also"
''And that wasY' said L
''Mrs. Robbins p he replied, laugh.
ing heartily.
Quite romance, my dear doc
tor"
''Just So" he answered. "Wel1. |
now, ring the bell, Skitts, and we'll
have a hroiled bone and bit of old |
Stilton before mamma and the girls
come home"
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poftrg.
GOIN, MoME .TO.DAI.
By ". NJ. CARLETON.

By W. NJ. CARLETON.
Ny business the jury's dOne-the quibblin an i
through
I've watched the lawyers, right and left, and give
my verdict true; l. ~ eaes sfff -ts Has
stuck SO long unto my chair, thought should
grow in; = sta1 e&~ ~
Andh 4 do not know myself, they'll get me there
81 agTn.
But now the COURTS adjourned for good, and have
.got my pays 10 n hs sass eg
I'm loose at last, and thank the Lord, I'm goin'
home to-day.
I've somehow felt uneasy, like, since hrst day I
came down; sk
1t is awkward game to play the gentleman in
town;
And this ERE Sunday suit Of mine on Sunday
rightly sets,l = tstf u .ssH#
But whenI wear the stun week, it somehow gals
and frets.
I'd rather wear my homespun rig Of pepper-salt
and gray
IN have it on in half Jill, when get home to-
day.
have no doubt my wife looked out, well as any
As well as any woman could--to see that things
was done; -
For though Melinda, when I'm there, won't set
her foot out doors,
She's very careful, when I'm gone, to tend to all
But nothing prospers half so wen, when go OF to
stay,
And will put my things in shape, when I get
home to-day.
The mornin' that come away, we had little
bout,
I coolly took my hat and left before the show was
out
For what said was naught whereat she ought to
take offence;
And she was always quick with words, and ready
to commence.
But then, she's first to give up when she has had
her say,
and she win meet me with kiss, when go home
to-day.
Ny little boy-In give 'ern leave to match him, if
they can
It's fun to see him strut about, and try to be man!
rhe gamest, cheeriest little chap, you'd ever want
to see!
Ind then they laugh, because think the child re-
sembles me,
The little rogue he goes for me, like robbers for
their prey;
len turn my pockets inside out, when get home
to-day 1.a1z
Iy little girl can't contrive how it should hap
pen thus
That God could pick that sweet boquet, and fling
it down to US! .-Ss
Iy wife, she says that handsome face will some day
make a stir;
md then laugh because she thinks the child re-
sembles her,
hem meet me halfway down the hill, and kiss me
anyway
md light my heart up with her smiles, when go
home to-day.
f there's heaven upon the earth, fellow knows
it when
les been away from home week, and then gets
back again,
f there's heaven above the earth, there often,
III be bound,
ome homesick fellow meets his folks, and hugs
them all around,
nut let my creed be rigAt or wrong or be it as it
may.
Iy heaven is just ahead Of me-T'm going home
to-day.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-16
culture Versus Cash.


A New York correspondent writes;
! might continue through the most
prominent merchants, bankers and
business men generally, nearly every
one Of whom might be shown to have
been the architect of his own fortune
Most of them are without any regular
education, while it can be demenstra-
ted that the college-bred men have.
as rule, eitker remained poor or
have achieved only comfortable in
dependence.
From this, one might deduce that
regular and systematic culture 10 a
bar to the acquisition of wealth, and
the deduction is, to certain extent,
correct. Education Of q, liberal sort
insures such needs and tastes as
fail Of qualification from mere money
making. Moreover. it produces
breadth CT feeling and a degree CT
senslbIlity that seriously interfere
with the constant pursuit of dollars.
If you are in search Of University
graduates, you must go among the
poor bool-keepers, accountants and
clerks. not among the the directors,
officers, and partners. The some
body ! have mentioned recently
counted in two hundred large firms
here over forty Bachelors OF Art.
not one Of whom il in receipt or a
salary or over $4,000. Not single
principal has had a classical educa-
ton, and the proprietors have aver
age wealth at from $500.000 to
If 900, 600. ~
Moral: If you wish to get richs
avoid classical education Greek
and Latin and mathematics may be
useful in disciplining your mind, and
giving symmetry to your Thoughts.
but they will not furnish you with
real estate. brown-stone fronfa. large
bank accounts or multifarioaa Bc.
csIrities.