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Tak CHESS ToURNAxENr.-Thc chsl.
lengc and acceptance for game or 20 of
chess by telegraph between Bozeman and
Deer Lodge. appears to be resolving itself
into something tangible, and 1t Is very like
y series Of games will be played. When
the banter appeared in the Courier it was
fair 70 presume from the reading of 1t that
II Wa made on behalf of the citizens resident
In Gsllstin county, and Mr.. Owings of Deer
Lodge was % specifically alluded to that It
seemed like indisposi.iou to try . friendly
contest with citizens of another county,
should he ignore it, He stated his willing
ness to comply and the Courier then indics'
ted ito champions were officers OF the Army
stationed at Fort Ellis. Notwithstanding
this and the probability that gentlemen who
have whiled away the ,edium Of camp life
for many years have become more expert
chess players than those who are but
novices 10 the game, our boys have signidsd
their willingness 70 try conclusions with
them and only await the sigi6cation Of the
desires Of the challenging party TO bring thu
matter 10 On issue. The gauntlet has beeu
thrown by Bozeman Deer Lodge has taken
it up. II our boys can win, theyM do It.
If beaten, they will abide the result grace
fully, g. -z.. 81,
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LOCAL EWS s.

SHIPMENT or ORES From what we
learn from the mining districts there will be
q large amount Of ores shipped 10 foreign
points this season for reduction The trans.
por,alion has been all or nearly all to Mon.
,ana and none or nearly n0Ic from Montana.
notwithstanding there are thousands of tons
Of high grade ores on the dumps, and the
owners have held them ss dead property
and paid more interest on money 10 dcvel.
op their mines than the transportation Ut
the ores 10 foreign reduction works would
COST Frcightcrs car take back haf.loads to
tho river aud railroads, ut about the same
cost ~ they can 20 empty, aud will make
rates reasonable to acquire tho freight
From Bannuck we learn rates can be readily
secured to Corinnc al $50 to $2j per ton;
from Butte, Vipond, and that vicinity, $50;
from Philipsburg, probably $35 to $40.
These figures will cover the freight from any
quartz camp in Montana to Corinnc. Cen.
trail Pacific rates from Corinne to San Fran.
cisco do not exceed $50 per ton. There
they can lie sold ut fire assay valnes, or re-
duccd at reasonable terms. With the inn
mersity Of high.gradc ores Out that will
pay large return over these costs of trans.
portat,on aud reduction. there 10 no good
cause why the owners should not select and
ship ut least such quantities - will enable
them to prosecute the development of their
leads without soaking" their mine for the
''wherewithsl" 10 do it, 1t may be . long
time before reduction can be 30 perfected
here that the results will be a. satisfactory
ss those obtained abroad. and even were
railroads built the net cost of laying ores
down in San Francisco wOCId not be mate
rially lcssened from many of the camps.
There should not wagon 80 empty to Cor.
inne this year. There are thousands and
hundreds of thousands Of dollars tying At
the mouths of the shsfts and tunnels of
Montana quartz lodcs in ores that will pay
good margin on shipmcnt-be perhaps,
than you will get out Of them for years
here. Combine together. II not able TO oct
individually. make arrangements with
freight agents and responsible parties in
san Francisco. Or wherever you ship to, %.
lee. and sack your ores and start them the
first oppor,u nity, and II your ores have val.
ue you will get such returns that you will
not need to ''sec your Uncle" but will have
money 10 develop your leSde.
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noMICl0E At SILVER BOW.
levi 1asDsll SAst by Q. vvisbsll.

Some timeon Tuesday night or Wednesday
morning Mr.. Chris WieLold, well.known
merchant of Butte and Silver Bow, gave
himself up to Sheriff Jones in Deer Lodge,
stating that he had on Tuesday evening shot
and killed Levi Russell at Silver Bow. The
Sheriff took charge of him. but subsequent
ly Mr.. Wiebold gave bonds for his sp.
pcarance at the examination. aud he was
released. On Wednesday, Chas. s. Warren,
Deputy Sheriff, having authority from Dis
trict Attorney Robinson TO summon wit.
nesses for the preliminary examination went
to Silver Bow On that business and returned
on Thursday evening with the following
witnesses, who were cited to appear At 10a
M, yesterday, before G. Z. Irvine, J. p. and
Probate Judge Newcomer, sitting ~ com.
hitting magistrates: A. Vans:ckle. Geo.
Bradbury, VIM Haynes, Tbos. H. Robins,
Louis Low, VIM BirdseH, Henry johnson.
Newman Bailey, JEFF. McNamec, VIM. Rapp
Isaac Dean. Capt Harris, Henry Roberts,
L. w. Scott, Jno. B. Wample, Reese
Wsmpler and N. o. Belts. The main cir
cumstances Of the case, as we learn them,
were that on Tuesday evening man named
Rourkc and Wiebold had an alteration in
the laitcr's store Subsequently Russell.
who wss friend of Rourke's, came in and
an alteration took place between Russell
and Wiebold. during which Russell present.
ed / der1rger u Wiebold, which 10 said not
to have been loaded. Russell's friends took
him out; Wicbold procured . navy pistol
and on his friends endesvoring to take It
it from him. Il Was accidentally discharged
in the store twice, one shot taking of . por.
ton Of finger for Mr.. Belts. Russell sub
sequently returned with loaded pistol and
was threatening in front Of Wiebold's store
when be received shot from pistol in tie
hands of Wiebold. who had gone out of the
rear Of his store and couse around to the
street. The ball entered Russell's right urn
near the shoulder, passed through and
downwards across his chest and came out on
the left side. He lived only some ten or
fifteen minutes. His remains were buried
ct 8 p. N. on Wednesday. He WAS from
Fremont county, Ohio; has been In Nom
,ans since "a; lived In Alder, French and
German gulches and Silver Bow. and Was
about IS years of sge. We have given the
above incidents of the affair ~ related to Us
without discussing tho merits Of the ARRAY,
leaving that matter 10 the courts. Should
the committing magistrates take action be.
fore We 20 10 press the result will he given.
FRIDAY EvENIN0.-As We 20 10 press the
examination in the above case 10 still In
psogress and will probably continue until
Tomorrow.
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Local 1reVities.

Several eastern mails this week.
Mr.. and Mn. H. H. Zenor have rented the
Richardson residence.
Phil Evans added pair of 3l5 Brshmas
to his poultry yard Tuesday.
Rains & Go. will put on the Pioneer and
Deer Lodge coach line again, early next
month.
Strang & Co. have the contract for four
d0ors-dOuble-- on the Court House vaults
for 3900!
Hessrs. Thos. H. Irvine, IT,, & Co. 70
over to Ysmhill next week to open up their
store for spring business.
The Club Dance Tuesday evening was
joyoua Next one, Tuesday evening, March
18th. Il will be last, let II be best
Merrill 4 LytIe have the tunnell In 200
feet Ia the hill n0r'h Of Philipsburg, aad
ore running three S.hour shifts on the work.
No lead yet.
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an ORGANIZATION PROPOSED.
Something - yhiak q and 8euethi,9
- 4.

II 10 now proposed by persons having the
welfare and pleasure Of Deer Lodge Al hear,
to make IN organized movement To establish
Social Club on basis that will make it
plcssursblc. permanent, and advantageous
to the members and the entire community.
We have heard proposed at one time and
another Public Library. Literary Societies
and Dramatic Organizations. Noneof these
have been carried to the point of establish.
ment, and had they been It is questionable
If they could have been Sustained. A public
library having sufficient number and
variety of books, with attendant expenses
requires heavy outlay aud VIC had always
apprchensions that il could not be sustained.
Literary or Dramatic Associations with the
special purpose of soaring few amateurs to
death, numbering authors English. compel
ling literary birdlings 70 eagle fights, and
plunging n whole community INTO sea
Of intense literary blucncss are not usually
long lived or cminen,ly successful, even in
larger and more Supplemented communities
than this. But there may he established IN
organization social enough TO Ike
attractive, Literary aud Dramatic
enough to Ike instructive and entertain
Ing, With objects worthy to make 1t per.
mancnt and progressive, and such one 1t
10 riOw desired to found. As IN immediate
of action It is suggested to organize an
association of ladies aud gentlemen, procure
/" pleasant room, furnish it cheerily, and sup
ply It with the best magazines aud papers
| and such books rs can be obtained, have il
open each day for visitors, have stated even
ings, weekly or less frequent, for Readings
REGULATIONS. Charades, Music and CONVERSE.
ton, and. if it shall he deemed advisable,
occasional Public Lectures, and Amateur
Dramatic Representations. Auxiliary to
this 1t Is suggested that out door diversions
be instituted for recreation in pleasant
weather. 1t can be readily seen how q soci
ETY. Of this kind will be attractive and bene
fetal il taken in hand by those young poo
pie and older ones having the welfare of thu
community at heart, and giving 1t cncour
sgemcnt by their membership, their efforts
and their money. Very much depends upon
the first organization, the objects declared
and sought, the selection Of officers, and thu
general interest taken in it. fproperly in
stituted, with an evidence ofits pcrmsncncj
as . Library Association, there are many
who although not active members will be-
come its patrons and friends. We rcSart
the plan as practicable. II needs, however
active. general encouragement il it shall be {
success instead of struggle. 1t has bcer
decided to hold meeting for the purpose Of
discussing the project and organizing Or
this (Saturdny) evening at Wilcox's Hall
The ladies have suggested this society, ant
1t Is by their wish that westatc the time ant
place of meeting, and extend cordial invi
tatios to the citizens interested in or willing
to encourage the Association to meet u
above. Let it be determined this evening
to make 1t n success or dismiss the PROJECT
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Personals.

NJ. y. II. Crounse has been re.appointed
and confirmed postmaster q Helena. A
worthy act we'll done.
Walter w. johnson returned 10 Helena
Tuesday. If he were monarch Of oil he
surveys be would have . quito valuable
little kingdom.
Messrs John Richardson and Benz. Hsr.
rtsou, who own excellent mines at Salmon
River, wintered here. and left this week to
commence spring operations. Msrv. Trask
returns with them.
Mn. Geo. B. Waldron, we'll remembered
here, was the recipient Of handsome tes.i
naonial In Portland recently. Nr. Geo. B.
and company went thence to Victoria. where
hey are now playing.
The Republic says Prof. Hayden and his
corps of scientific workers are now in Wash.
ingtou pre- pairing for publication their re.
port on the Yellowstone Park and Montana
surveys made last year.
MI. VIM. H. Richardson and wife lief. per
Mondays coach for the States. Mr. r. goes
TO Sioux City and New York on business,
and Mrs. r. goes to her home in Independ
ence, Iowa. Their many friends wish them
safe journey and speedy return.
Mr.. C. G. Clawson returned f:om his
vibrating" trip on Wednesday, and isu't
very sure now about going to Vienna
Gal" expected his Lecture trip to yield
better thsn It did, and docs not see his way
clear for the journey. Sorry ''Cal." that
you cannot be - locker on in Vienna"
Our entire community will sympathize
sincerely with the excellent instructress Of
one department of the Deer Lodge public
school-Miss Lawrence in the sad tidings
brought her by Wednesdays mail-the mur.
der of her brother in Kansas, and tho death
of another near relative.
A letter from W. w. Dixon. Esq, a fc "
days since says he escaped the perils Of travel,
delivered his $50 kind Of you" frcightage Of
ores. umbrellas, etc; had done Keokuk.
Burlington and Chicago; been mittened
every time he had-gone out in the cold,
and was about ready for the mountain fever
and ticket for Ogden.
Messrs. A. J. Simmons and W. B. Judd
made glad the hearts Of many friends in
Deer Lodge by = few days sojourn this week,
A. Us ending At T. m. Thursday last.
They are soon going down to the Teton
Sioux country, and may it he many moon
before either of them lose hair Of their
heads from Indian depredstions ~ Other
| cause.
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vIroND.-Mr. John 8. Stone, the Pat.
riarch Of The Deer Lodge Pass rusticated In
town few days recently, sized up pounds
avoirdupois with some Of our heavy weights
and went home 10 get more greatness for
another trial. He Informs % number Of the
vipoad miners arc working busily on the
road to the river, and expect to have It com.
pletcd By May lst Mr.. Wunder)ich had
had no advicss lately In regard TO the mill
which parties proposed TO put up this sum-
mey, and therefore nothing definite - yet
known concerniuE It. Others are repre-
senting and developing their leads and
should the mill not be erected this ssnmcr,
they win have facilities for shipping selected
ores for reduction. which will probably be
done In considerable quantity.
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RELIGIOUS.

~ T.. SoUTH--Rcv. W. L. Black well. Of the Meth
odst Church South. will hold religious services In
the Court House to morrow Lsundayl ut II a. aud
~ y. N.
CArHoi,c--Rev Father Dei.yckcrc will hold services
n the Catholic Church. Deer Lodge, tomorrow 10Y
L. m.
The Sr. JAMgs Sunday School meets al o'clock D.
N each sunday ut the Court House.
Rev }. s. Callin will preach ut Warm Spring School
House March IT, nj u a. IN. and &; p. N.
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Territorial.
From the Ayont Courier, nh.

Judge r. @. 6ervis II holding court in
Bozeman. His charge to The Grand Jury In
relation to the recent cases Of lvnching ID
comprehensive snd emphatic" The charge
10 published entire In the C6vSieT.
Invitations have been issued for the grand
Odd Fellows Ball, 10 be given at Odell's
Hall, on Thursdsy evening, March -. 1873.
Il promises to he . decided success.
Our worthy fellow towssnnan J. II. Cast,
ner, has secured . POSITION ut the Grow
Agency, and will move bic family over to
that place In . few days.
David H. Carpenter says In card that he
vas not one Of The exccationers OF old man
Tripiett.
The mean temperature Of Nissoula for
February WAS 6l.6l 9 10 Q below that Of
February 1871.
stevensniie is 70 havss Calico Ball March
18th.
John Coar. BLACK Jack), suicided in Bit.
Ter Root valley = few days since Cause.
mental alteration.
The new school house will be flushed May
lst Nissouls now he's Two schools.
J. w. Patrick proposes building : wagon
road from Pstrick's Ferry on the Pen d
Oreille, TO Warren's Ferry On the Nnilsn
rosd- 6lstancs - miles.
-...- Froa ~, lGontanisn, G.
! The s.ns of me Ciesre suicide cannot b
''s 81. q. i. Nod, 4 w,nev c,e... t..
pig .AieA Sseeed A. .hess'sd and ten
sonseoay aols ~ No. Hugh Johns Of
N. Cr-..- -. s.e.,. .,.A,..rc..,,.., III.
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LOOK ouT FOR RAnS

Ye who own horse, take notice.
Winter will he here Of course,
And II you'd have your stallion safely 70,
Through mud and frost and snow:
Then ret him shOd at once all round
At my own shop where am found
Fr ON early dawn till late twilight,
Sh0cing horses with all my might,
Yer, ret him sh0d At one. % can dot
And you and horse will never rue It.
The thorough instruction he has received
from two of the most celebrated Veterinary
Surgeons of Edinbarrough and fifty years
experience. warrants the subscriber in -.
sorting that be Is not inferior to any work.
man 10 Montana Territory. He may always
he found Ut bis stand at Richardson's
Ranch, where the best work can he done as
the shortest notice, upon the most reason.
able rates, for cash or greenbacka.
nl65.tf. JAMES RICHARDSON. SR.
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HoaI0wAys PILLS. blood 10 the vssy essescc
q health and lie. II furnishes the coopouents Of
desA, hone. muscle, nssve and integlnent. The
stomach h Tie appazatss-shs sstssiss the distsibu.
tors and the inteseis0 To channels BY which the
waste matter b carried Oh. Upon TIE stomach and
bowels these medicines set simnltansously. = cents
per box q pot
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Quartz Certificates. II 9 . y =

Z q q w 640O06S0~VWN = n
WEST Job Oce 10 prepared to furnish on short notice
certificates Of labor done on quartz leads in compli
ancc with the United States Mining Law and local
rules and regulations. They printed with stub"
for record and cover all requirements under the act
II Nay lOh ls7a Secretaries Of the several quarts
Districts will hnd them very great convenience and
desirable for owners Of quarts property, who have
done the requisite amount Of work to hold title.
Apply to NBw NV NORrn- Wssr once. 1sOIf
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coli Q Q e. On n O tiCe.
Having removed our entire Stock Of Goods 10 Flint
Creek. Book Accounts Deer Lodge are lett with
E. T. Stackp0le for Collection.
All persons knowing themselves indebted arc re.
III T. +. HUsON 4 co.
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Metropolitan Billiard Billiard, Rooms!

Have t,e Apest bar stock IN the West Side - any
other sds spd two OF the bsstrSseinG halslese saos
in the Territory. special invtestSoas 70 - Wow
<o@Munitv to-cOOe ana see a. ..r.t.s..H
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Notice..

All pcssons knowing themselves Indebted to me BY
note " aocount will please remember that my post
oifics address 10 WIN. WILSON,
lSs Dees Lodge City.
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$40 WORTH OF BOOKS FREE!

The Puhlishsrs Of LIPPlNCOTTS MAGAZINE
Will present Tn Dolors worth Of their publications
to b. selected from their list Of 900 works-to
any person sending them Club Of Ten yearly Sab
scbcrs It clsb roes o each II the regular proel
Special Circular, with Catalogue. mailed On applica.
ton. Specimen numbers Of LippiHcotrs Magazine,
Cents. Address ]. B. LlPPlNCOTT / CO..
1872 Publishers, Philadelphia.
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WANTED

To buy i've bend Of good mich cows, for which the
on Dances Rarch, or 10 w. b. DANCE.
Deer Lodge, February q, 1873. 1904
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Special NotiC00.
LOST Do0-os % x1VARD.

4 STPAYID OR STOLEN on Sunday last March
u, Black 0ixcd Setter and Newfoundland puppy.
shout ~ m0nths old, With white On hesase and one
white fore foot. The shove reward win . Pan II
returned to J. B. WILCOX.
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VISITINGCARDS's;s;sss::::.' d.,
dooble extra Bristol, script letter. and put up in
handsome cases containiny 80 caria At the NEw
NoRTu.W.sr Job O@ce. ia
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r,,n~ r.r,sao, 1.nou,,,..

Tho Bridal Chamber.
ESSAYS For Young Men, On Great Social Evils
and Abuses, which interfere with 4AR1IA0E-wth
sure means Of relief for the Eeng and Unfortunate
diseased and debtated. Sent free q charge in seal
Cd envelopes. Addruss. HowARp ASSOCIATION, No.
Ninth st.. Philadelphia. Pa. ll6-lr
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REPORT

OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Statement Of Receipts and Expenditures o. Deer Lodge County,
From March 1st 1872, to March list, 1873.
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$5 to 800 s s:n: ssS; Al Hs s':.'
SEES Of working people, Of either sex young " old,
make more money At work for in their spare mo-
ments, or al the time, than ct anything cse Partic-
ulaya free Address @. Stlnsou Co., Portland Maine.
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Proposals for Flour.
OFFICE CulBy ConunsABY o. SU1su7Hncg.
DBPAnvMsHf % DAxorA.
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AT VIM. WILSON'S.
Lest ozssk, Dssr Lslgs valisy,
MoNDAY EVENING. MARCH nth, 1879.
4 General Invitation 10 Extended.
49, No..
HONORARY COMMITTEE:
Dess LoDes-Dr. A. Mitchell. Meas,s W. v. Jones,
W. b Dance, Sam. Scott, Thomas
Stsang.
Cunmiaaa
DsAnrowx-John Wslls joaquin Abescal.
Psoxsss- -Wn. Lsnk Geo. Perry.
PsnIrssuns-BenD sssohsrt, y. DsRey.
HExpBnsoN--Jaoss O0,en, D. Hennsssy.
0En1AN 0ulca-Lss Hosees, WIN. Ray.
WAasmeToH GUIC1-P. g. White, James Ferris.
CAuxxfsss BAs-Thoaas z. PoapdA. JAMES DUFF
fey. 49,
JEFvEnsox 0ULcn-John Heating.
MCCLELLAN 0ulcu-CbarIss 4. Bsyse.
L,xcolx GUlca-n 4. Cup.
WARN SrMxes-1pA Thomas.
CAsLE-E. D. Aiken, william Weir.
SILvBa BOW.-lsaac Dean.
Hem AxD-Charlss De Laramie.
CARIsoo-apes O:Denneii' 4 ~
GolD CnsEx-John Carten.
YsEKA-P. Bsogan. ". r. Fersusoe.
FRBpEnyCxseN-Th0s Elicit.
Stow SuoE--Rafus johnson.
0REEHwo0n-J0hn C. Moore.
FlLxr CRE8K VALL8Y-Fred Buxnard, Chaa. Cooper.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
John Gerber. !. G kersy. 4 I'd. Lsrabic.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Samuel Thompsoa, ChaA 3. War1en Ia II. Mills.
Music by the Cornst Band.
Tickets INCLUDING 'ur'.. $500
| Entertainment OF guests.
1gotd WILLIAM WILSON.
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.-r,,.i aud Departure Of Nails at the Deer
H" Lodge Post OiIice.

r,,ox ?. L. H.. CORISSE AND G. P. r.
Art,e-Daily at. '..'.''..'... ......sp'
..,....,....... u, IN
=, ,r.roor, HELENA. VIRGINIA AND EAsrERx PART
ph" ov MONTANA.
ArrIyc-naily, M.........".op. m.
Dcpart--Daiy M... .. M
SILVER Bow. BUTTE AND RED MOUNTAIN CRY.
.,,iyeEvery alternate day, at............. sr. m.
Dcpstt- "'''''.'''''''' On H.
r.vrr.praG, PniLLIrsBURG CABLE CITY. AND
lear.
Arvc-.Escry alternate day at...'......"...7p m.
n,,art... &" ........3a 4 m.
p,rr. PEAR PIONEER. MI.sOrLA. CEDAR CREEK
AND WALLA WALLA.
Arrives Daily ........ .............. nj D. N.
GERMAN AND FRENCH GviGn.
Arrive and Depart twice per week.
r. Al malls will close the night previous to their
departure at 10 D. ~.
OFrrE iiorn--9a m. 10 = =. m. Sundays, 10 to II
'' ""' 4. =. sTACKPOLE, M.
L.P. fO8HE r, 70 and u Merchants Exchange,
10 our authorized Agent In San Francisco.
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-ILI,SIS;&-

CurRrrotss1rfEs 81 JorRNALrsa-How
They READ NEwspA APERs. -Uncle.N Ned
first hunts up. D. funny, thing, then
laughs with will, ayai -sr
Aunt Sue first reads the, stories, then
turns to the marriages, births and
deaths. ~ 'f:.:i o. ~ 49,. -yTI
The laborer looks only at the wants.
hoping to find better opening in his
business. g -.
Miss Flora seeks out the new adver.
tisements TO ascertain the latest irnpor-
tations in bonnets and kids. 4, ..4-
Mr.. Pleasure Seeker turns. to, the
amusement column and decides which
entertainment Will afford him the great
est enjoyment. 80 H'2-T@tR ~
Miss Prim drops tear first. .eyer the
marriages, then over the deaths, "or,"
says she, 'one is as bad az the other"
Mr.. Politician commences with the
editorials, then scans the telegraph, end
| ing his perusal with the speeches quoted.
Mr. Professor slowly examines the
editorials, its rhetoric, syntax and logic,
then glances at the correspondence, Il.
nally returns to his Latin, and quickly
forgets what he has read. ;g.fsE
Mr.. Marvellous looks for Accidents,
murders, inpuests and deaths, reads the
country record, and ends with the sto-
fries, in search of something sensational.
But why extend the list ? Each indi-
vidual reads for himself and if each does
not find column or more to his partic-
ular taste, the paper is ihsipid, The edi-
tor lazy aid deservingof censufeo