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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

sAN FRAscIsco. November, 10.
sHAREs.l MORNING SALES.
1860 ophir-sl 80 79k 30 81 s2k 80 SO
$50 Gould Curry-l5 l5k 1871 3O 15,; l6k
$3.50 Best 4 Belcher-l6 l5a l5's l6,s l6b5 lGb
| 30l5A
40 savage-76
22o Gholiar Potosi-66 55k 5shbsO 55k
W Hale Norcross-44 ANA
s75 Grown Points, 65hb5
SEQ Yellow Jacket-9l 80 ssh 80 sshs3O 90
500 Imperial-l0k
| 1865 Empire Mill-9k lObSO or
| 80 Kentuck-17
| 175 Alphs-17A 17kb3O
1880 Belcher-54 63h SO 62k b2k 52kb3O
ll35 Con Virginia-137 l30 143 las IAN LAG II.
4Ghb3 al 14O 145b4O l4S
3l5 Sierra Nevada 9A COX
10 Exchequer-250
IS Seq Belcher--l22 100 1913 123h
$50 Overman.6o 69h 6lhb3O GOSb30 59h COB.
10 60b5 59h
800 Justices SO 40 80
100 Succor-2A
$50 Lady Bryan-3 81 81.
500 Julis-37, hb3O4
100 Caledonia-l9 19h
80 hnicherDockeI-4A
1875 Globe-1h IL
125 Baltimore Con-9sk
10 Bullion-l7 16k
100 Utah-38 az 35.b30
2i70 Californis-65 &C 81 68 81 u G73.
1870 Silver hill-sb3O IN tx ~ ~
40 Eclipse-7k
100 Dayton-6
100 Dardanlles-l7k
$50 N Con-3k 81
80 American Flst-l0b5
rs Senator-1A
$50 Union Con-2l ain % q 1sbSO
$50 wcodvills-a,. 2 2sbso2
700 Indus-2
920 Kossuth-2A "a. 2kb3O
100 Mint-3Oc
100 LADY washinpton-1 ..
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

WHITE PINE.-Geo. +. Mills, of Ham
ilton, was among the westward-bound
passengers last night. He informs US
that the Republicans made clean sweep
in White Pine, the Democrats not hav.
ing elected 30 much as constable in the
whole county, Eureka Sentinel, Z.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

ALL old citizens OF Marysville, CAL,
will remember Henry videan, who kept
restaurant for many years in that city.
Videau recently died in San Francisco by
stroke OF apoplexy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

ELEcTED.-We are glad to hear that
our old friend VIM. Pardy has been
elected Treasurer Of White Pine county.
Bill served one term as Treasurer of
Lander county and made an enviable re.
cord. We offer him our congratulations.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11
DELINQUENT SALES.

Portland silver Mining Comn..
Location Of principal place u burips.. u
Fr.neisc9; c.l,iorIia: location Of works, i n1
Notice.-There are delinquent upon The s.,, IN
ing described stock, on account Of sssass,n ox.
mo. 81 levied on the 21st day Of Auenss ,s1i
the several amounts set opposite M nsr, .o's
the respective shareholder. a. follows. les OF
Nh NJ
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

YESTERDAY morning, shortly after 9
o'clock, Patrick Harrigan, miner EN-.
ployed at the Richmond mine, on North
Ruby Hill, committed suicide by placing
a pistol in his mouth and blowing out
brains. -Eureka Sentinel, 9Th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

LAST Tuesday night the IL o'clock
shift ct the 3elcher mine, with efficient
assistance of Dougal, the engineer. ex-
tracted and delivered at the surface 514
car loads of ore in six hours and forty
minutes. This is the largest amount OF
ore ever extracted in the same length OF
time by any shift OF men on the Com
stock Lode. Tie shift before them did
pretty well, also hosting 400 loads
G. II. News, I'd.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

AN old gentleman by the name Of Rus
sci, apparently about So years of age, who
came to Winnemucca about four days
ago from Baker City, Oregon. committed
suicide this morning at the Winnemucca
Hotel, by taking ten grains of morphine
The drug must have been taken early
this morning, and was as deliberate o
suicide as was ever committed Hum
boldt Register, 8.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

Mr.. Matt. Carroll, aged So, who has
been stopping at the Railroad Hotel for
the past few days, was found dead in his
bed this morning. Reno Crescent, 6.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

And in accordance with law and an
order Of the Board of Trustees, made on
the 2lst day Of August, 1874, 60 many shares Of
each parcel Of said stock as may be necessary
VIII DO sold 1t public auction. ct the once Of
the Company. No. ..lSs California street, San
Francisco, California, on Thursday, the 22d
day Of October, 1874, at the hour Of IL O'Clock
M. Of such day, to pay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
b.. GRAY, Secretary.
Ohice-No. 43S California street, San Fnan.
cisco, California. oc7-td
Postpomememt.
The above sale is postponed until Thursdy
october goth, 1874, At the same hour and place
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
B. ]. GRAY, Secretary.
omce-No. 4S6 California street, 6ar fsn.
cisco. California. o22td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

iAoh the Eureka Sentinel we learr
sus' white Pine county went Republi.
can from the top Of the ticket 70 ,ha
bottom. W the
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11
the PlOCHE DAILY RECORD.

The Business once OF the PIocHE DAILY Lf
Rrconp has been removed TO Lynch,s brNn !,
building, Lacour street, near NAM, "nie - "a
orders for work will be attended 10 W 'ho'
T. GoRMAN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-11

GRAND MARCH AT O'CLOCK. NO I'M.
" proper character will be admitted. Masks
will be removed at half-past IL. No person will
be allowed on the floor excepting those masked.
before supper.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31

zines ertruntenen Sreun6es geieben unb
DAB ct leitDem ME mie6er ben Nnblid Ell
net Berlon, bic zines llunatirli1en Sos
bes gelfDrben, babe ertra9en fDn1el.
8Gbre1b CT feline Mu51agen Dor benz Gpe
roner nnb Der Surb ma6te, mar er fur6t1
bar aufgerest, Ser Nugltl6tpeiR frat auf
Ietne Stirn un6 mcbrere Scale 1dicn eS,
ais oh ct in Sbnmabt fallen niirbe.
Seine Gimme ~Sitterte unb feline Ants
tporten tparen nt6t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gr tDurbe i6lteBli6 nit @eDaLt geSipul1S
gen, bic &ei6e letnes S6tpagerS ansules
ben. @r %5ttterte babel am gau3en &eibe
nn0 ianf eri6opft in ietnen StuDl 5uriid.
Dies beitGrfte gtele i'm GerDa6t eegell
Boe!s. Sc meiter aber oGs Verb0r fortz
l6rttt, belto rubiger uno suDerliGtli6er
puroe er. Die Weinung ser BEL Der
9et6en16au neutrality-suspicious. dubsrte
ltG, 5ulmal oa bur9 oaS gerb0t Mn6
8oelB' eigene AuSiasen aud nt6t Der
%9ertngIte 8epeiS leiner S9ulb felt9e>
lteQt tpurbe. Man ertlGrte ii6 ieinen
nerb0s aufgere9ten 3uItanb ais cine ma;
tiirli6e Tol9e bcr entiebli6eu Shat,
pelde 8oelB ais nabem 8erwanbten Der
ermDroeten San,tlte lebr au 0er5en geben
muBte.
ga bte Aufinbuns 6es blutigen Go=
bats permutben ldBt, odB ber M0rber,
ober elmer ber M0roer, ielbit perpunbet
mar, 10 l6lug elmer ber @eibmoreneu
Dor, Soelb unter1u6cn Su laiien, oh ct
trgetono cine Bunoe an it6 babe. Der
GorOner rief 8peIB IN elm gtebeistmmer
nno tbetlte inn iein Gerlaugen nit.
Soelb blieb ~unbefangen, ia ct aeiste iogar
benin @ntfletOen cine grpbe 8ereittpilligs
fett. Sein &0rper 5et9te feline Wunoe,
ntht einmal cine S6ramme, Die am Gage
supor 9eblutet haben founte.
SoelB' Ausiagen beSogen it6 i'm Nas
@erbaltnib 3u ben Stelaeurieoes. Gr
fagte, Dab CT beniel6en bDs gepeIen lei,
peiL ite ieine NIB ieiner Trau 8eiu6e
ni6t ertpipert bGtteu. AuO CAB er au,
ben StelSenrieoes @elb i6ulots gepelen
ST. fem.
8si naberem Na1fori6en fanb ma
Wlutlpuren i'm Sofe Der Stel5enrie0e'>
I6en Sarm ullb es Bate Den Nni1ein,
ais OBJ cine blutt9e 2lrt bort cine Strede
melt BON etnem Mtalne, Ger nagelbe=
l@ldgene S9uDe allgebabt BADEN muBte,
benn Der NbbrlG Der Soblen pat beutz
LID su erfennen) sei0leift tporben lei.
Die @oronersz SurD fonnte ii6 ni6t
enti6lieBen, Semanoen ais Geriiber bes
WtorDes gu be3ei6uen, i~onoern CAB ibren
Mabripru9 babin ob, baB bic bret err
pa6ieuen Gpfer in JoI9e Don S6lag>,
Stid> umb S9nittpunoem u.1b Die bei5
ben &tnoer in Tolge bon S6lagpunbeu,
tpelbe ibnen BON Mnbefannten 6Gnoen
betgebradt poroen, um's 3eben famen.
Sb ge9en ben perbafteten Selbarbeiter
ein be9rlnbeter &eroabt porbanoen 1T,
piiien mir in oteiem Nu9enbIide niht.
8elobnlngen ftno fir Die Gntbedung
6eS oDer Der At6roer alSgeIebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31

mar, sogen bic 8eiber 6ann na9 ser
Sir0e, no lie laut beteten, nnb int
@ebeimen ie6enfans in redt Nn6rtItli=
der @etie auf Die perHuchten @irtbe urb
Die beroaminten Seuti6en idinlpften.
Die Sttmmnlg III Springtelo TT in
allen Sretlen obne NuSnabme Dem Grei@
ben Der Wetber fetnblih. Qber Die NNles
rifaner itno natirlih pie IberGu 10 aud
bier tetge genug, Dffentli6 ST. tbun, oils
tpelln tie oaifelbe biligen unb nlr im9e=
beimen ii6 oage9en aussuiprehen. gu
otelen Seigltngen geb0ren AUDI Die He>
oacteure Der beiOen en9lii6en sSeitungen
Sprtngfielbs, Die Mnter Wfdnnern uno i'm
EripatgeiprG6 Die 8etpegung tnS SG9erz
lt6e 3ieben uno belp0tteln, in ibren 3etz
tungen aber bteielbe unterltiber.
Sage9en fGmpft oas oertl@e 8latt
rSreie 9reiie" unD beiien S~eramsgeber
@e1ring aud in Irtifeln, Die in englis
i6er Sprade gei6rieben finb, mannbaft
eegen ben unfug, uno tDut ieoenfauS bas
leintge, nm Der 8etue9ung AUDI III bet
lm9egenb Die Spibe ab3ubre6en. 6ier
bat Tie 10 pte 10 feline 9offnung auf Grs
t0lg.
SIS lit 6as 8eitreben Der vSreien 8reiz
IL DtCl CtNS SCtutIluuIIB pl SttuttuSt
nit ben 9euti6eu berbei5ufibren, uno
bieiel6en peretntst segen Die Sam urb
Srbcr Sartet, Die beute 2lbenb cine @ons
bentton betrcffs Der ami IA. II. M. itatts
finbenben 8ablen abbdlt, ms Selo su
fiibren. SIS tpGre iebr gu piinl6em, DAB
Dieie Serbinbung geldnge, uuo betoe Be-
n0lferungselemente tuiini6en bieIeibe,
aber Bis ieBt mangelt es nod al Wtdns
nern, tuelbe bic notbi9e Grfabrung uno
@nsrsie beiiben, INN Die 8eee gu ebnen.
9aB Die 8srbtnbung bic Wabl eetpinz
men piiroeu, nnterliegt faum einem
3neifel.
t6r. 9efing mar seitern bier, UNI Bic
@ieoerdnnabme oesjenigen 2beiles Der
erlOi6enen Waporsbiu 81 %befIrporten,
tpel9e benz Mapor bas 9te9t 9iebt, :insn
Ebeil Der 8erwili9uugsbiu init 3eto 81
bele9eu, Obne n0tbi9 81 baben, btellnters
5ei9nung bes gansen Budgets gu peripeiz
germ. t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31

SIN Sutton BET Cincinnati eriffen
Die 8etmeiber nteoer peribteoene
@irtbi6aften an. 2tQes 9ing mad Der
alien S6ablSne. 9as einsi9e llugez
m6bnIi6e babel tuar Elm fei9er Angriff
auf einen bemti6em Beridt
ct ftatter. Ser yGine. GottSfro"
bate na,nli6 eillen Berihterltatter III
einem pBu9g9" na@ benz &riessl9auz
phase geianDt. BGbreno ii6 nun Die
@elber in elmer Mirtbi6aft befalben,
unb Der genannte Beri9terltatter nit bem
Sammeln Don Jtotisen bel6dftigt mar,
er9riff elmer Ser anipeienoen 3uDalter Der
Seiber, ein g~etpiiier Sobu Wtorsan, eiuen
9roBen Stetn ulo mari nanIit na6 Dem
3ettung8maHne, bet gliidti6er QSeiie
nidt 9etrpffsn muroe. inpeB nur init
fnapper Jiptb bet Wiorbtpaffe entging.
&tuige Der llmitebeuben, Die nit Dem fas
natiiben Mngreifer niht iDrnpatbiiirten.
p%erlaugten Don benz Yolisetz@apttGn No=
berts, Der ii@ tit Der NiGbe befanc, Die
3erbaftung beiielbcu. Naein Der ee>
nannte Beamte metgerte iid. bic Serbaf=
rung pprsnuebmen; aIes. tuas er tbGt,
mar, baB ct Den llebeltbGGer BET Der
S6uIter faBte, unb su ibrn lagte: u9aS
0ilrten sic ntbt tDIl."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31
aNfet Gao pos amaaIalber,

Gin Epfsr triiper s5noiscretiou, poour5 Nerperl6ras
Ae, ~iriibseitise GHtfrafElne erfoIet., o.riu@se je6es onqta
seietc SeiIu;ttteI persebezs; bis er Elm siBio9es Miftet
sur Gelblts@Mr entcettet Sas err trei ieinen ae~ibensoes
fab.teH sni6i9t. GbVefe: y. HI. E~Reevess Na, 70
gsGiau Str,, &sw>YpSt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31
SDma nu0 Ne6rQsfat

Wtniousn Don Wcres bes befter 2anbes i'm g9eFteu 81
~Derfauien aui sebU SGbre GreDtt, su q 25soIemf
syUtereHets, bnrh bic Burlington ug6 M(tllouri &irer
@tieatGhE GoGpa0Tie.
Reime 3%abEun0ea SIS suGOem>
ausesnonmen Satseeiieu, bis ;um Iinitin >aJre. s1siz
der ScSca, marines GIint0. LANCE SyahreSsetts.,
niecri3e $areM nTo frete GriteUUwg. Tpeie
Nabst uaD Mteortse I~r&GJtpreiie euf paNsbaIz
tHnsse@esenlFanDe an aue Giejen,een, pe!de
it, 1teieua Sabre ~famfem!
sir Gtrc,tars uub 9artsu, nit uaheren ytUselrheiten.
abrtli;rt SEQ. G. &0rri$,
2Gn6 Gommiiiousr, EuryiT ]toH. Soma.
:. a. gS . Q b, General g!geut, No. 9 Start 5traBe,
&bico9o. Ing smlpo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31

9ampfmiible

so berfa4tfett poet so pert9ttfGen.
Sit selessu So @eiten pom GbicasO tu elmer ~UortrefIis
den NiIdQeeenG, no aueS iyutter ouf bas Tortbei!bof@
tehe permertDst ,oeroen falr. SIT eiuseridtet fIr @ws
ltO,ne icpobl ais @erdGuts Arbett; bat orei 3Snse nit
perbG(tni6m6Biser Giurt9ture.
Hdbere Ansfuuit erbdlt man pom Gieentbimsr:
Pm. SctlaffMer.
6unttep Citation, @coenlp Co.. 81,
S1ms1tulou2m0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31
8tri6t iiber Oeu Stanb
oer -
Gemtfbem.
Motio1tol 0a11k
pou 0hicaao,

8eim @eI6dftsi@IuB, am Treitas. oen
q. Syebruar 1874.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31
60S GrDBe GrmdBi8mng Coz
Da0a9e=3)reife. p|0
6rrmtr DampfGdihfabrts Ge1dlfd)aft.
&sws gcrt Bremen Direct.

Ger inter bsutf5sr TIasse fabrenbe, oui's 9eqnemite
fir bic Baliasie!ic1yt eiu9triAtete, 24O0 EoTne1 sTSse
eiIerns 2drou9sMbowpfer eriier Gfole
gmi0. &apt. WboIpb DanRemonn,
pirh stmfansS sSmMi mnp 8tmfoaseS 9Im9nif 7O4
unp Anfanas SwIt ppm 8remen nadD &et1s
Nprt trpscirt I5erosn.
"'9ie 9ailasepreiis beirassn eiui@IieRIiG ceIi:anbiser
Sst6i.i9nna ron Y~evs2ort ab IN ]. Galnte $50 HGpfer;
Gteerooe SOS; DON Bremen CD in /. Gainte $50 in
.. Gajite 0ber eseerase $40; i'm 53ipIi4enoed $50
Currency. Gin ~e1inbyener Nrst bsfinoet iih CIT Soro:
@5saen Baiiage NIT hieier Dor3a9lt@fn rnp eint7
gen SeIegenbeit, iowis pessn Sro9t. weHoe man
i'd balbiglt an
9trmamu &nop & g., @gentsn,
so. 8 &sanooer etseet, 9aespsD srs
16feb hGoeiw9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31
Dr. A &c LIE ROY.
125 CLAIR ctr. Ghfcnnn.

Tabritante, Der beIteu sinitti4en Glieber. sic ,erfers
ti9ea mad Was Bru9ooTbes, supporters, SrocezMppes
rate FIR su tlrse @lieSeT, Sdisubeiue, Siilen>Rranr>
bei,en, @%arGtviis. tonnage aentst, @LubiaBe &C. Geubst
iir etrtnlare. 13nlaISt 2pry8 n1SmS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31
HSNgkslIs#PENHH
Rqa4a$.|': |I AsXsl I. Y o. ':ll| 1R'S

66bn;ide 0ottoriu. Iaabrfagert1g mnO @ropbettn, iii pon
europe bier a~n9st0mms1, unb farm in obisen TSilienz
iGaltsn III allen Gpra6en az 0sathe sesosen psrben. IN
thTer AETles.. Na. 1873 SIb 9ulitec Gtra5s, iber Der
Applhs's. Chicago. S2ie6 ION uwS ban
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-31
A Nan of Few Words.


"Sir," replied the waiter.
"Waitcr, am man OF few words,
and | don't like to be continually ring
ing the bell and disturbing the house
| thank you TO pay attention to what !!
say, and to remember that, although
there are three ways of doing things,
only like one way in those who hay e
subordinate stations and minds. In
the first place bring me glass Of bran
dy and (cold) water, little sugar, and
also teaspoon wipe down this table,
throw some Goals on The fire, and sweep
down the hearth bring me in a couple
Of candles, pen, ink aud paper, some
waters and little sealing wax tell the
hostler TO take care OF my horse, dress
hlm well, stop his feet, and let me know
when he is ready TO feed order the
chambermaid to prepare me good bed,
take care that the sheets arc all wei
sired, and 4 glass of water in the room;
send the boots with pair Of slippers that
can walk TO the table in tell him
must have my boots cleaned and brought
into the room tonight, and tha; shall
want 10 DC called al FIVE In the morning;
ask Your mistress what | can have for
supper; tell her | should like roast
duck OF. something Of that kind, desire
your master to step IN; | want to ask
him few questions; send me the di-
rectory, change this five dollars worth Of
stamps into bills, none OF them worn +;
when does the mail arrive with the let
tiers, and what time it is by the clock on
what time it is by the clock on The land
ing, and leave the ROOM This portrait
is from life.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-31
An Ildlanin CJrse.s.

An Indian yesterday called into a
Woodward avenue store TO sell some
baskets, aud he was so persistent that
one CT the clerks finally took down an
old corset aud offered 1t to him II he
would go away and buzz some one else
What be for!" inquired Lo, as ho
held up the corset.
"Put him on sguaw-makc her look
gay-here, this way" replied the clerk
passing the corset around the Indian.
ugh Him good !" growled Lo, and
be took the corset and went out Rea-
soning that what was good for squaw
was good for Indian, he slid into the al
ley est OF the avenue, dropped his bas-
ket, and started TO put on the corset.
He got it bottom side up, hind side be-
fore, and every way but the right one,
bnt he finally saw what the matter was
He was too big for the corset. He re-
moved his coat, took the corset strings
out, ana. then clasping the corset behind
him, be put the strings back and tied
them in front of him, and the corset
was on. He folded up his coat,
picked up his basket, and appeared en-
the street again, hat slantcd over his
ear, aud his look bctraying his great
pride.
"Great goats. but what's that? y shout
CO the boys, as they caught sight OF him
and they laughed until they fell down.
The Indian presented a most laugha-
bic spectacle as he passed up the avenue,
but he stepped high and didn't mind the
boys, until u policeman stepped him and
Il crowd gathered. Lo then got il through
his head that he WAS being made fun Of,
and he unlaced the corset, threw it on
the sidewalk in great wrath and exclaim-
ed:
"Heap cuss-whoop."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-31
4 Michigan Bear Eaat.

On Saturday afternoon two men
named James Marshall and John Ebbitis,
the former a drummer tor View York
house, and the latter a resident Of De
lgoit, started iran North Branch on a
bcar-huuIng expedition. Proceeding
six miles east, and from thence five miles
north. they came 1pon bear tracks otua-
usual size. They had with them gun
each OF approved patlcrnS,sn uncommon
~ large bull dog who was never known
10 turn back ~ anything and of savage
species, and 4 Siberian bloodhound who
weighed net less than 80 pounds. The
dogs were the first 10 scent the game,
and with tail and brisIles erect they
eagerly started on the warpa,h, Marshall
and Exhibits following in the rear as fast
rs possible. About Gve miles further
on they unexpectedly came upon III,
bear, who was qrIicly slumherlhg ia
"A cavity made by the Ipheava 81 an iun-
nense beech tree. The dogs gave =
grow aud 5aik ~ hey discovered tbs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-31

did you not tell this young lady, my
! ward, that this note WAS counterfeit
And did you not so forget scitrespect
and the interests Of yonr employers, as
to offer an insult
The man stood confounded. He dared
not deny; he could say nothing for him
seif
IF your employers keep you, sir,
they will no longer have my custom,
said the cashier stcrnly. you deserve
TO be horse whipped, sir.
The firm parted with their unworthy
clerk that very day, and he left the
store dissraced, but punished justly.
Alice Lock became Tie daughter OF the
good cashier. All Of which came out Of
calling = genuine bill counterfeit.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-31
The Empress Joscphine's Handkerchief.

A correspondent of the Paris american
Register writes: 81 have SO often heard
French persons criiicisc the unwillingness
o; English and Amcricsn ladies TO name
certain articles OF the feminine toilet,
that | was quite delighted few days
ago, in peruSing some old chronicles, 10
find GU; that 1t WAS possible Tor tho
French 10 be quite as prudish o. We.
Until the reign ofthe Empress Josephine
a handkerchief was thought in France
20 shocking an object that a lady wOulI
never have dared to u>c il before any
one. The word even was carefully
avoided in refined conversation. An &C
tor who would have used : hand kcrthicl
on the stage even in tie mo.t fearful
moments % the play, would have been
most numerically Kissed and ii was
only in the beginning OF The present cen
turv that Celebrated actress, Nile.
DacLesnoise, dared 10 appear wiki "a
Handkerchief in her hand. Having to
speal, of this handkerchief in the sourse
of the piece she never could summon
enough courage to call it by Its true
name, but referred TO Il as light tissue.
y icw years later Z translation Of one Of
ShakeSpeare's plays by Alfred DC Niguy
having been acted, the word haudSer-
chiet was used for the FIRST time on the
stage amid cries Of indignation from
great part Of the house. | duub, Il even
French e,eganties would carry
iftho wife of Napoleon l.
had not givca the sIgnsl fer adopting
hem. The Empress Josephine, although
really lovely, had ugly teeth. To con
cal them, she was va the habit OF carry
ny small haudSerchief>, adorned with
y ith cosby laces, N..SL Sic continually .
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raised gracefully TO her lips. Of course
all the ladies OF ,be Court followed her
example, and handkerchiefs have rapid
ly become an important and costly part
of the feminine toilet so much so that
the price of a single handkerchief of the
rousseau of the Duchess of Edinburgh
would make the fortune of necessitoas
family"
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