The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-07-26

On and after July first a new series of
postage stamps will be put in circulation
by postal authorities. The new stamps
will bear the following profles and col
ors One cent, Franklin, blue two cent,
jackson, brown; three cent, Washington,
green; six cent, Lincoln, red; seven cent,
Stanton, vermillion; ten cent, jefferson,
chocolate; twelve cent, Clay, purple; tif-
teen cent, Webster, orange twenty-four
cent, Scott; thirty cent, Hamilton, black;
ninety cent, Perry, carmine.
AT the banquet at Langres, France, the
Prince de Joinyille said Zone day, at
the hight of that terrible crisis of seces-
sion, when the existence of the American
Republic was most in peril, | asked Nh.
Lincoln what was his policy. 4 have
nome he replied. Il pass my life in
preventing the storm from blowing down
the tent, and | drive in the pegs as fast
as they are pulled up"
AN exchange tells us that !" the ladies'
of Ironton, Mo-, have united to discour-
age the practice of smoking in church."
They won't let us smoke in railroad cars,
nor in street cars, nor in private parlors,
nor in theaters, and now they want to
stop us from smoking in church. The
thing is becoming really alarming.
A BUENos AYREs correspondent mar
rates particulars of the discovery in a
province of the Argentine Republic of a
wonderful gold mine, said to be the rich
est in the world. One-half of the site of
the mine has been sold, according to the
narrator, for one hundred million dollars.
AN exchange says "a Milwaukee
lover dying lately, left his sweetheart, a
poor girl, a fortune of twenty thousand
dollars. There are few such lovers to be
found Very true; and the girls COM
plain that, when they are found, it is inn
possible to induce them to die.
A DANBURY boy was on the stoop read
ing q murder trial, Saturday afternoon,
when his father said to him !" How does
the thermometer stand, Thomas ?''
Unanimous for acquittal on the ground
of insanity, was the mechanical reply.
Thomas is sore yet, he says.
"CANNor something be done to prevent
young ladies from being insulted on our
streets at nights ?" asks a Cincinnati
paper. There can. Just have the girls
mother tuck her into her little bed about
0 o'clock In the evening and lock the door
on her.
MAN counting a young woman was
INTERCEPTED as to his occupation. Il
aIa a paper hanger on a large SCALE - he
replied. He was accepted as a sutton.
ana after marriage it was found that he
was a bill-stieker.
SUSIE, darling, said a mother to her
little daughter of five summers, "what
would you do without your mamma ?'
put ON Just such a dress as | pleased
every day, was the a%ffectionate reply.
A ! man asked a poor neiphbor If
he had any idea of the ADVANTAGES arisino
from wealth. II believe it lives n rogne
an advantage over an honest man. was
the reply.
A YOUNG lady who lately gave an order
to her milliner for a bonnet. said "yo,
may make it plain, but at the same time
smart, as sit in a conspicuous place in
church"
boy, why did You take an armful of
my shingles on Sunday 2" "Why, sir.
mother wanted some kindling wood, and
l didn't want to split wood ON Sunday
LOUISVILLE church deacon has been
discussed and worried because he filled
the communion pitcher with beer for his
W drinking when it was not in use.
ANY one can drift, but it takes princi-
pie, earnestness and purpose. constant
watching, to resist the evil of this world
to struggle against the tide.