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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31
Or The recent suicide 1t Alta City
the Ner EmdOrnemtnf the 18th saws:

Or THE recent suicide 1t Alta City
the Ner EmdOrneutof the 18th saws:
Information WAS received Ill this city
yesterday, num Alta City, that il uau
10y the nane OF GeoIse klnk admlnIs-
tered 10 himself IL dose vi Laudtuuu, on
Monday evening, which produced his
aeath at clock yesterday morning.
The melancholy act MAS done while la
boring un'ier il d-pression OF spirits,
CAUSED by hard drluAIug.
Since the above Was III type, We have
Received further Particulars, from which
it seeInS that he Went to the drug store
and procured the laudanum, anu while
the clerk Was preparing the label, >wal-
lowed the conteuls vi the vial. Medical
aid Was Immediately summoned. Out adj
efforts to save has life We're uuayaliluS.
He had just received II letter from his
sister. eutreatlnS HIM to come home and
be u better luan, but he said he could not
do 1t, and rehorse appears to have driven
hun to the commission OI the RASH act.
After swallowing the liudauuuI, be Went
to the store Ut Ralph i Street, and re-
4uested the clelk 10 draw up his will, by
which he bequeaths his Interests Ill the
South Extension o: the Miller Mine and
ali his real estate In Vallejo to his brother,
Rev. N. Il. knnk, highly esteem I'd
minister Residing in Vallejo,
Cal. The above facts We're elected be-
fore the Coroner's jury held by Judge
Varnes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

COMMENTING upon and irr-ligiously
probing into our Ark preschments.
the Reese River Rsrei.le makes the
amazing query ~ to whether there
were any specimens of the gsnu.
hoodlum in that craft. Overhaul
your Bible and dig out the history
Of the old Ark builder himself and
You will get . Satisfactory answer to
your question.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

Hor CREEx DlsrRIcr.-This mining
district, famous in 1868, then Boosting
two mills, il now abandoned Al . mining
canp; but the agricultural interests
thereabouts have become important.
Hot Greek il thirty-five miles this side
Of Belmont.-PiOche Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31
Z H BEECE. c. A. wIIHHhIlL
bENCE & EiTHERElL,
REAL a1E o1OkEN0

AAILL BUY AND SELL ZEAL ESTATE
house, .EI rocIas. search t:tl~ and XIV. sh-
LII utS.
been many yesrs County Assessed and Deputy
AsSe ssur. is well posted AZ to property aud
titles II IL S County.
c. A. Withsr,ll + Justice Of the Peace of Car
son Township. and will pay prompt att,Eti n
10 collection of debts, c-nvryancins and all
business left in his
Give u y call. and We will guarantee sxtis-
faction in all cases.
tOttice in County Building in Justice Of5ce.
Terms reasonable. my2G-tf
FOR SALE. Lots l and !. Block -. Sears,
Thompson X Sears Division of Carson City.
FOR SALE. Lot 5, Block "a, Musser's Divi-
sion OF Carson city.
FOR SALE. Blocks Il. so. Al. 90 81 and loo.
Scars, Thompson Sears DIVISION Of Carson
City.
FOR SALE. Lots ,. and L. Block !. and Lots
/, = and 5. Block :, OF Nussers Division of Car
son City.
ROOMS TO RENT. Furnished and unsur-
nished roulIi- to r Mt
Those having heal Estate Il ell. or houses or
roulns to rent, will consult t-leIr own inter ST
by placing the saIne in the hands Of Bence &
Mithereu, Real Estate Fruk r
Thore desiring to pur, L~>t Real Estate, or
rent houses or rouInr, CAn sfv- time ana money
by Supplying 10 !, NE K Viii -ell. Real tstate
Brokers HI Their ofice in the County Building,
IL Ju,tice Ofilce.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

The Chine-e merchants in San
Francisco are going to contest the
cOustlf iunalIty of the ordinances
passed there against them, lately.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

We NOTICE with much satisfaction
u very great III pro, em-Dt III the local
department of the Reese River
lie. ellie. 1t Is one OF the best Of
our exchanges, spicy Ind iudustri-
Ou>l ) e,iited.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

LOST AND FoUND.-On Saturday even
in. Last. Deputy nuerlrt Carter vi Lander
county lost Ills prisoner, Ole DUO. Roo
uey, whom he Was taking to Columbus
iur trlai on u charge vi iorse stealing.
A short distance this side ot WadswOrth,
the prisoner asked PERMISSION to 80 INTO
the water closet, which Was granted, the
Sneritf keeplng his eye Oh the door aud
surprising nIS man WAS secure. Some
considerable time eiapslng, and Rooney
flaming ~ put III AL appearance, the OH
Ger began to feel uneasy. and looked into
tue apartment to ascertain the doings OF
his cuarse; but, 10! the closet was empty,
and the open window showed that the
man had jumped from the train while III
fuil motion. Word was sent to the
Deputy Sheriff ut Wadsworth. Joe Allen,
VIII. started out and found his man in
the bulls about IL miles to the n0rthward
Vi Wadsworth.-Ren0 Crescent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

The PENALTY for whaling one .
grey haired mut..er III Phoebe Is to
60 to Jail for $50 days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31
MURDER AT SHELBUKN. Following
Is a press di>pItcn winch We clip
from yesterday 5 Inter. rise

SHk LBUKN, NJ " ~.
Thomas Flitkroft, s.,luuu keeper,
WAS shot and dangerously wounded Ill
the arm and side. while walking throu IA
the street last III yht. srph Watts Was
arrested Oh Il charge OF committing the
ee.d.
LArER-F iitkruft di, i this afternoon
Previous to has death he made u state
meut that Watts, who il under arrest,
was the person who shot him.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04
IL or IN ED

.l-.l fa,FI
..,tIA Having emoved from my old stand, No.
ySffS Market Street, and having been out OF bus
>QkI mes for three months fitting up my new store
Al No. All Market Street,
am now prepared to supply my customers with
CE CREAMS, CONNECTIONS, "
TOYS, CiIIIDRENS COACHES
BASKETS, WOODEN yARE
And general assortment OF Staple ana nncy No.
ells. Thankful for psstfavors solicit continnanc
OF tiIepubiir'a liberal patronage. ,....
JOHN BOLDLY, .;.-.
-.! ~ II All Market street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04


NEW CATTLE County, July 10Th 1879 "
roS the application Of JOHN s. MiLLLR and
GEORGE MILLER, AnNINIsTRAToRs OF
JONAS W. MILLER, late of Christana Hun,
tred in said County, deceased; 1t Is ordeTed ana
directed by tho REGISTER that the ADMIN sI ma
TORS aforesaid. give notice of the granting Oh LET
TERs of ADMINISTRATION rrON THE Estate
or TIE DECEASED with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing advertisements to be posted, within
forty from the date of such Letters IN SIX Oh tne
most public places of the County of New Castle require
ing ali persons having nnds ngansttee stateto pre-
the abide by the act Of Assembly IN such
case made and provided and also cause the same 10 be
insortpd Within the PERIOD In the delaware re,
TO be continued therein'two months. ou
l-o-J Given under the hand and Seal Of once Of
}L.s} the Register aforesaid at New Castle, In New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the DAY and year
above written B diBBS. hegncI;;
NOTIUE.-All persons having claims against the
estate of tho deceased must present the same uuly
attested to the ADMINISTRATORS on or before
July Goth 1874, or abide the Act of Assembly In
JOHN S. MILLER, i--..-
uEOkGE MILLER,
Al.lress, Henry Clay p. o., Del; M Adminls r..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04

ENGLISH MUSTARD.

Pare English Yellow Mustard ground grain: II
Understanding evtrncts, viz ext. Lemon, Venn,
PeacI, ext Bitter Arinonds ext strawberry, etc An
Of the most celebrated makes for sale ~
'' FOSTERS DkDG HI re, q.
,ss.-,.e.. Front Ddrtyest streets,
-A~' s-f- ~saAi ~-W.ilmintton, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04

A aminisratOr's Male of Real Estate BY
n virtue of All order OF Orphans Court OF the
made the 18th day of February, u. d. 1873, will b.
exposed 10 sale, at Pablo auction, on the premises,
ON THURSDAY, the 2ist day Of August, II. d.,
1875, ut O'clock IN the AFTERNOON the following de
soribed lands and tcnonents, being the real estate o
the late Lewis Hickman, deceased, tho same being
ordered TO be sold for the payment OF his debts: Ger
tain Real Estate, situate In nrandywino Hundred,
County and state aforesaid, beginning ut II hole in
rock on the Wust sidg oil tic West Branch OF Nna-
mans Greek In the middle OF thu hay road, and nine
feet below the bridge on the same thence along
the tad road, south ffty-nine and three-quarter
degrees west 10 6 100 perchcs to stake in the mid
do thereof thence by lands now or late OF Bayard
Grubb north i2k degrees, west 81 lilo pcrches TO
hole in rock thence south IS degrees, west So 100
pcrches 10 stone; thence north A. degrees, west -
"a 100 perches to a stone corner Of Adam Grubb's
land thence by the Same north Twenty-Five degrees,
west 70 610 perches to another corner thereof, for
merly marked by Il white oak, thence crossing said
creek N 40 deg east 10 perchcs to adead black oak
another corner thereof; thence north T5A degrees,
east 6S-OO perches TO white oak. corner of said
Bayard Grubbs land; thence by the same South So
deg. cast ~ $40 perches, hole in rock, the
cast side of said creek; thence down the several
of sad creek 80 40 pechs TO the place Of
beginning, containing -Four and Halt acres OF Land
Also tract Of Land beginning In said road, corr
ncr OF Samuel Hanby's land; thence by the Same
North 81 dsgrees. west ~ pere s 70 stone; thence
corner Of said Dayard Grubbs land; thence by the
same south Il deg. east 81 pcrehes TO stake in the
middle OF said road; thence along the some north IL
deg oast Is perehcs to the Pase Of beginning con-
tanning Two Acres and ten psrches more or less.
Also the right OF using ALI tbs watef OF fhe said
western branch OF Naamam's Greek, at any and all
points apd PLACES from the line Of Adam Grub, and
s atGlsIsfa r9a ap a. ihs ashl Which vas OF
aud rase thesamc ul.on tbs laula OF the said Adam
Attendance Will lie gwen and terms OF safe 1natte
| known at the timn and place aforesaid, by peprese
K Tacy, Administrator. o. ny W. $. McCaulley, hi'
y Attest 80 - - - BENZ, n. yUsTICK,
l.&N3f - = = go e. - QtJk OF 6fYfans Court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04
SherIff'S Sale.
Trustees. Sale OF Real Estate.

\ TruSfee'S. Sale OF! Real Estate.
In the Village OF st. Georges, Red Lion Hundred,
IS '''''' Now Castle county, Dell"
I'y virtue of an order of the Orphans Court OF the
State Of Delaware, IN and Tor New Castle Co., made
the lith of April d. 1873, will be exposed to sale at
public auction. Mt 10 O'Clock, mi Thursday the t4th'
day of ngust d. 1873 at the house Of Iviis D. Wal
and tenemcnts being the Real Estate Of Frederick c.
Sutton. minor, to wit: A certain lot or piece OF
ground fronting OH Clinton street, orthe main
Of said village, 90 feet extending back $50 feet
along Second street to Broadway, and along Broad
IA way parallel to Clinton street, upon aaid lot is
erected on Clinton street, modern but-
lsisM story large FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
$1,000 also. two smaller tenement houses, one, on
Second street and the other on Broadway.
Attendance will be given anu terms of sale made
known at the time and place aforesaid, by John H.
Rodney ESQ, Trustee, or by hts attorney.
Attest, "A BENZ. X. CSTICK,
Jy2i 1t Clerk Of Orphans Court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04
tiCkARp' slcREE y .filnNaR ATEE

(Pat April 10 1sI2.)
Fss rclssng s;REES CORN TO d purr, ,,, Sr
BOILING, leaving the hull ON the cob, like feathers
upon brush. - ,,. , ,ey
/ AGENTS GAN. MAKE FRoMs6 TO $40 PER
psfMrIFsfNrFe& sseESysss
Depot, 632 ARCH ST, Phila', Fem.
Agents wanted. maY-o@'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04

T-,.,NOTIUE- N
THE BRANpYwINE sTAyE AMI, SINGLE
MILL, AT PRIVATE SALE.
Tte Undersigned, having concluded to retire from
M manufacture of barrel staves headings and
offers the mill and machinery known as inc
THE 'BRANDYWINE STAVE AND SHIGLE
b.. MILL,
AtPriyate Sale, situate on the Brandywine crse eel
in the civ of Wilmington, with good landing Sut-
,rcient water a vessel drawing from to ~ Feet
of water. The machinery being In complete running
order, consisting in part Of on6 of Hesdy's Patent
Shnale Planning Machines, tho barrel and heading
..-'-''F-~. p. W. MCDOWELL CO.,
. nupi-Im Wilmington, D"l.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04

- ...x u
:. ENEEAI. Houses On Locust street, ucai |. -
y street, South Wilmington. 80. eM2
House Tatnall street near Sixth. - .&@sse
Stable, Windsor street, between Eghtl and Min
streets. -..e 4..;t
House AMI garden on caiiscway. near Wilmington
& Western Railroad Depot. Apply to
WAt McCIcLLEY K CO.,
iyiIi3-tf COG Market Street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04
FOR SALE,
Eity0ni New West Street Residence,
No

: No. .33.
20 "A Buliduring last spring; fine pressed brick
N, rvt, three stories high, having every conve-
ist,tS neurn uni all the modern Improvements
The les materials were used, and the work done by
the day under my own supervision.
Front 81 feet 70 feet deep, with seven feet hall In
the centre large bay window In the southern parlor,
back building 80 feet deep by Is feet Wide Lot fronts
West street 10 feet NJ INCHES % feet deep all on
u eye with West street. Fine dry cellar under the
Mine bniRlf REGISTERS IN every room arranged for
heater bath room with hot and cold water. The
building put up In the most substantial manner,
and contains eleven rooms, and commands OF Pc
most delightful views OF tbs Delaware and Chrstiana
rivers. Large side yard planted with homrsh'pg
eyergi Gems and shrubbrry.
The property Will be sold q bargain and OF accom-
fi6tilfing terms. N7O08 may remain t for num-
Der of years. Thpse desiring To buy arc requested
to calf and examine'th house. Apply to
DAVID WOOIMAN,
''fi '--'-f 49,. Ill Orange Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04

.sHO Az. "a e4s.l,tG-if ter = AepTi'ag
.=.,..... 81 arTEs e=usFA 3sAM
HfFT ''"+ '-sJis'--A - - 'Fea
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04
Pitner,s Chicken Powder,

PREPARED >oSIx ps.. TIE PROPRIETOR,
d, JOHN ~ -G,tb-AGuER, Druggist daa
-..e..9
dpothecd1y. az -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04
PRIME FISH.

nor SALE.-Two brick houses vita tff a yarJ
beng the second block Of brick houses n
on the north side OF Lowering Avenue. east kns>S&
OF Lincoln street. Terms, Sc sppy 10 is..sM
NJ. NJ. chIED & 90, G1k22-
No. d W. Seventh street,
Milmifgt Ona Dnlawnre.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04

House on eas,erly side Of Madison street above
Eighth. -llonses ipsouth Wilmington near tho Rot
ling mill Ass lo,iscs'fn ilifTrcnf rattsef the civ
. Apply {" ". MCCACILEY X Co.
n" 'fr7 faGiMsrket stress,
mar iu-tf Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04
FOR SAFE

ONE SET OF first class second handed ,uub,e
harness, rubber mounting two sets Of ilrst elias.
second handed single harness.
Twelve sets ct hrst class heavy lead harness. Tor
single team with No. wrought chains.
One dozen first class second hand irish collars MI
in good order ant will be sold cheap has
no for them. They can he seenat \. 4. Conner
IL Cos. new harness store, No. 92l MarKct street
above Second, Wilmington Del, apl 2.-tf
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-11-27
The Chase of the Season.

The moaning winds of November
carrying sadness to our hearts and high
plug hats under country wagons, are
here. It behooves every man to take
care of his health, and hang on to his
hat. But as some will be apt to neglect
their hats in their anxiety for their
health, We have thought fit to give the
following advice for their recovery
When you feel your hat lifting, i'm
mediately plunge your hands into your
hair and give it twist. This will at
tract the attention of everybody to you,
and make you feel as if you were not
quite alone in the world. Then, as
soon as the hair lifts from your eyes
and enables you to see your hat skim
ming along the road. start after it.
Don't trot after it, but gallop, and
while you gallop, smile. A smile goes
Il good way on such an occasion. 1t
cuts off other smiles by showing what
m excellent joke chasing hat is, and
that you like it. Don't turn out of the
way for other people. Some of those
You meet may not take that interest in
the affair a neighbor should, and if you
can knock them down and step on them
they will become thoroughly engrossed
in the subject at once. AS soon as you
see the hat stop, Immediately Stacker
your gait you can renew it again as
soon as it starts up and when you get
right opposite it, Immediately prostrat.
yourself upon it, and then get up and
go for it again. Never neglect to fall
down upon it when you can, as that
gives the beholder better satisfaction,
and at the same time relieves the chase
of much of It's monotony. Don't forget
your smile. This is one OF the most
attractive features of the. whole per-
torrance, and should not be omitted
on any consideration. The moment
you stop smiling, people will think it is
all an accident, and losing their tenn
pers will commence to jive you. When
you have the hat fairly within your
reach, give it g.od kick, and then
chase it again, and when you are sur.
feited with the amusement, jam it down
on your head without smoothing your
hair, and dart into the first store to
warm yourself.-DanJatay Neacs,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-11-27
DevIatlOns OF the Compass.

A deviation of the compass has fire.
quently been observed on vessels carry
ing petroleum, and this irregalarity is
attributed to the sheet-iron tanks con-
tanning the oil. The greatest deviation
is shswn where the vessel heads east or
west; but there is none when the head
ing is north or south. A Boston sea-
captain, who had been troubled with
this deviation, in comparing his posi-
ton as obtained from observation, With
that derived from his "dead reckon
ing" gives the following ingenious
method for regulating lis course: Hav-
ing tried the four compasses in different
parts CT the vessel, he found that thers
was deviation of fifteen degrees east,
or say one and one-hRlf points. HetheI
placed one compass near The mizzen'
mast, and one on plank laid across
the stern boat-davits. These two
agreed, and by them he corrected the
pinnacle compass. He kept the com
pass on the plank at the stern, and ever
time the vessels course was changed
day or night, he noted the differenc'
between it and the pinnacle compass
making corrections accordingly.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-11-27
The Bankrupt Law,

A correspondent of the Providence
Journal thinks that in the present state
of business it may be relief to the
community to know what the Supreme
Court of the United States has decided
the Bankrupt Law to mean with refer
ence to sales and mortgages made by a
person who, within six months after,
goes into voluntary or Involuntary
bankruptcy. In the case of Tiffany
against Lucas, the court says that " all
sales are not forbidden. The interdic.
ton applies to sales with a fraudulent
object, not to those with an honest
purpose. 1t is for the interest of the
community that every one should con-
time his business, and avoid, if pos
sible, going into bankruptcy; and yet
how could the result ke obtained if the
privilege were denied person who was
unable to command ready money to
meet his debts as they tell due, by
making fair disposition of his proper
ty in order to accomplish his object. II
is true he may fail, Notwithstanding all
his efforts, in keeping out of bank
ruptcy, and in that case any sale he
has made within six months of that
event is subject to examination.
Two things must concur to bring the
sale within the prohibition of the law
the fraudulent design of the bankrupt
and the knowledge of it on the part ol
thevendee, or reasonable cause to be.
lieve that it existed"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-11-27
COMPENSATION for Slaves.

The question of the general govern
ment of the United States paying for
the slaves of the South, liberated by
Lincoln's proclamation, is now agitated,
and will probably come before Con-
gress at its next session. Hunter, of
Virginia, in a late address discussed
the subject, and number of Southern
papers have taken it up. Mr.. Hunter
says: When the private property in
slaves was taken by the United States
for public uses, a claim accrued to the
individual owner for just compensation
under the fifth article of the amend
ments to the Constitution. The Rich
mond Wing says: "We cordially in
dorse his views, and hold that the
Southern representative who fails to
urge the claims of our despoiled people
in proper season will be recreant to his
duty and faithless to the trust reposed
in him."
The number of slaves emancipated
was A, 500, 600, and Mr.. Hunter proposes,
as a preliminary movement, that the
general government loan the old slave,
holding States $500, ,0C0, ,0G0 without in
terest, this sum TO be again A" loaned tc
the old Shareholders in the same man
ner after the model and strictly upoI
1886, depositing the surplus revenue Of
the United States with the differen
States upon the terms and in the man
ner therein specified.
The question, if it does come up be
fore Congress, will attract no little dis
cussion and attention.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-11-27
vAY COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY 1873
She will be at home the day after to-

She will be at home the day after to-
morrow"
"And she wants to take charge
of her house ?"
eyes"
every well. Wait till she comes"
And the ola man held the little child
in his arms until it was time to go to
bed.
On the following m9rning Uncle
Rufus told Mary that he wanted her to
take ride with him during the FORE
noon.
And she said she would be at his
service.
And later, fine coach drew up be-
fore the door, and Uncle Rufus care in
and babe Mary make ready, and to make
Flora ready also.
They rode along, and when they
stopped Uncle Rufus handed them out
before house with great chestnut trees
growing in the yard, and upon the foot
way.
And he led them into the house.
And in the broad, handsome parlor
he turned and spoke, holding Flora by
the hand.
"Mary." he said, "this little child
has promised to make her old uncle
happy, and will not give her up. This
house is mine. If you will come and
help me take care OF it, I will live in it.
What say Sou?"
What cauld she say /?
SIZE saw the new light upon her
uncle's face; and when he took the child
in his arms, and held the sunny head
close upon his bosom, she saw the
blessing of the coming time. She said,
with burst of tears:
"Dear uncle, if Flora and I can
make you happy, you may command us
both"
There was great wonder when Rufus
Grote appeared well-dressed, smiling,
happy man.
And in the mansion, beneath the
shade of the great chestnut trees, were
peace aud Joy.
An angel, in the shape of a little
child, had touched a human heart loxg
buried in cold darkness, and brought it
forth to love and blessing.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-11-27
Artificial Wants.

Bulwer says that poverty is only an
idea, in nine cases out OF ten. Some
men with ten thousand dollars year
suffer more want of means than others
with three hundred. The reason is, the
richer man has artificial wants. His
income is ten thousand, and he suffers
enough from being aunned for unpaid
debts to kill sensitive man. A man
who earns q dollar q day, and who does
not run in debt, is the happier of the
two. Very few people who have never
been rich will believe this, bpt it is
true. There are thousands and thou
sands with princely incomes who never
know moments peace, because they
live beyond their means. There il
really more happiness in the worlt
among working people than among
those who are called rich,