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New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
THE PRESIDENT AND THE INDIiN RiIG.
now MUCH OF TIIE CRPaIf MIR. MA"vrAGH AWARDED
Is REALLY DtEf
L-..a,

now MUCH OF TIIE CBPl)If MR. Mt"NEhGH AWARDED
Is RE ALLY buEi
Thc Ndi'os.
Mr.. MacVcaghs statement makes II necessary
Vc. tIat sIx ~ the ttn Indian commissioners
originally appointed Ivy the Pridcn, ia ls67 On this last
basis aud mostly OF high standing IN the religious
wold-,uch II. Mr.. William T.. Dohgo-roSgncd M 1871,
mud irlb.bed ctter the President, In which they cN-
prn,.rd tncr regret that the Srtc1iF or tue Interior
UDelauo, hal urged Congress IN" legislation thcy
had oipiy asked nIaSns the idian Dulchu IN
drpcndfn ot iEe Department al the Interior Dc0hOl
They complained mo~ovcr, that tho Indian aiPropra-
tI, .su.iied wth tho condition t
the shOud be- audited Ia Washington, AMI
nll other duties imposed on them be- dsclnrS" III the
sar place TDcy d6ubiicss In this provision what
tho general public in t-an aftfuy devised scheme
for getting rid of thcH lSrlills suggested by
The person most Interested III gcttiHS nd Oi
them ()cianOl They added, too, that The over
ruling of their dcrisOn, ~ the Department OF the
Intcr (ItclWol ~ which they had had smpo expert
encc would render their auditing ido ani vcXatipu ani
incn ei tho Interior osno, worH h. u,ecrs api end
ago tho service. Jr Dodge subsequently explained to
reporter of JE 1RlH NEini the statement has never
been c"ntradI ctrd-that they tOGad that when thoy
awarded contract t0 -1inobody outside tho Indian
Rlng II would be awarded sftrr tu some ono whom
they had Uicd 10 AVOID The Law. uo. Ec said, required
that bills shsut ho suditcd ~ iiic.A. hut ssyo Tie
ultimate power of 10 the Secretary ~ The Inlc-
iior (DcarO) aud " frequently found that Kills
WL0h they hsd di,afrwch paid hy him lsnol all
Tin. same Now, they allowed To i,bign, while
tlo worthy Dolano retained aud stii retains is lIaco.
wisi III HaoNea.h would inform u what con tii,iou
q fairly charitable ana honest Is 10 draw regarding
the Presiions good faith Ia tho oAccution oI the hu
policy"
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
~. we., Reom, for t,Girr- in Ncw-york.-Oyos Ia
OtInieresi TO Advertiser,
DAY tho American and New-lsrk News Cnpsnit
II the various incrntng papers "a iooss:


rwill Dee seen that .c American News Company bought
n,eraby than did WORTH, snd fn>s pnt
Together aud the New YORK New, Company also s"ght
moro Taiu Mo IL dt Uoy'sS and T,nSs put together
Tbl, is about comparison Of the relative Ir
cl, months Pa7t 1hero has been no tle thus
year IN tho daily circulation of TIE RBvSs Wa nos
eagL TO tie combined daily Calculations The world And
7jyne. In which weekly circulation was not quad
ruple tho combined weekly crcusons VI fhs b0Sd
snd Times anil weekly circulation vas not 'nt Vt
sgt ahea of coabej weekly cT,uiAtsns ,f fhe World
aud T,ynes ths lOh ei Ap two a sue best kaswa al
yersng agents country prepared the following card
We tse sndcr. sned hsve examined tho books OF rx fds
usP the Foreman fits PRESS Room, tho daily reports etc,
and are entirely AMI do certify that the entire crcu'
aten OF TIE TRIBUNE for tho month " Asrcs was
tl5tasJ complete copea making a-erde sd'ty eir'a-
no. for N. month 36, aad ta the essrs CIRCULATION
NJ T, DAILY TRII onta ~ Apul up - and IN
luiipg thu. day $50 ooupie4o copies making no
asy-,s da,y irrvGtica for the asnth " April thus sf
"a s,;s complete cpples ). NJ PErrENGILI.
Ns,-. YorH. April TO- 1878. hEhAN BURN
lne figures above rGnaiaa sinsusrly stable through
on, tho pasi mouth. The daily cree!a'Oh d ihs
TRImNR for the whole month Saa 50, i6S.
The follow ng from tho o4cal report OF ho Post
master OF the CITY New.Ycsk 70 tho Postuas,erI1erl
giving the postage paid " each paper IA tse month
~ Jansuy lo7j regular sisoas scnt o'n ,ho Ne"
Yog. Post once regular su0ocroers tIrMr illustrates
Ito rlauye C4rcgi atoms.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
,p,s ssto. y1.p Ye,rs see SScOrH PcJe.

ARRIVED.
st,c-.,tn f. C. Knight chichester dedgotown, C., with
n,i,c Al Il p9s, 10 j. L. Kenyon ,,. .t,A ~. .,,
St..msiIp ten Whitney, Halrtt boSoh, WIN uVAo aiu
pess 10 Metropolitan steamship CO. ,-, 49,, .., -, =,
PStrsn.nlp HHnsLurg, West philadelphia with coal ~
Master ~, u,,.,. az A..
B.rk Abbio ~ Franklin cd Bto0l, Gross saga days
Bak Vale (Nor) Mos Cuk via Delaware i'roakwater ~
s iIrstar of Audrossen Breckonrdl" Kingston. JAM
via Drlnwarr BreakwStoT 20 day with log"o"i
Sthr. Monte hIistO, SmHh, Bangor, win lumber.
Srhr Evorglaau, shaw, Calais, With lumber.
schr. Alpha, salisbury, dtrilncT, with lumber.
sehr L. tasior Crawford. GeOfsoOAn D 60 days, with
naval stNrc,
Schr. l.oA Jacket Gregory. Rooklsnd With limo.
bthr. Mic. French, rOealIud, with LINE.
sCHOOSR.s-ENER ANp COAsfwsE
Alihoa virginia j M hissan. boston
nuntyr II phton. Bagailcc. Norwich.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
FOREIGN PREPARATIONS.

FGypT PRFPARING-A GRAND DISPLAY PROMISED
REDUCED RATES POR FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS
ASSUR RED IN TRANCE.
BsIuIy. Thursday. AUG. =. 1879.
NJ. Brughsch. the Egyptian Commissioner to
the United States Centennial Exhibition. has arrived
here Egypt Ia preparing for brilliant display OF her
products AT Philadelphia Size has hitherto been acting
in the matter subordnatTly 10 France hut VIII now
make hec arIang ngcmeuts in conjunction with Germany.
PARIS. Thursday. Aug. 2, 1878.
Alta meeting held yesterday. OF tho Committee to PRO
mote the representation Of France W the Centennial En-
hibion, at Philadelphia communication WAC received
from the General Transatlantic Steamship Company,
promsny to reduce the for freight and passepScrs
going TO tho Exhibition.
The list OF exhibitors will close tho 15th inst.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
Pounds AZ ~
pu,l rates LoIOg

will be horeiote that the circulation OF The rR1
sE through Ais greater than that Of fhe Herald aud
inns oosbned OF The WJrd and Times comhncj aud
auost great stoi all three Of these other morning papes
combined Advertisers will lind also u thor interest TO
member that the columns OF r% TgstS6 ose skh wider
than those ony ether pager the otg and st each csnn.
OF line therefore gives ia ~ the aiN,lse
uaa a column L-e IL any .. Tie v<hsr papers
IaiiJ EIyAse. Ma. IL. g
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
HIIIINNxE. N

.,r,xoxr Nd Aug 5-O,ruE-rhe market durtrs me
week h4. fairly aoti'c the poos arc "a 4c ~ nc,
te y,ry beet S.a7its; ruGtty, i493 'c; Medium.
al good far qualy, 4iigt"c ord nary tiin steers oxen
IN 81 &C. nost o. tho sa-' at '4"o'' ieoop's
o, has been ..dy closing with the pens nearly bare
and the prices tending the arge IS re-
coiyts, i,jGO , ,., a.. o,,.o, r,rra
,,nu l.. 80 Iaui.-snes u 20S head - - rVcoipts
Y
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

stop rhnt Leak CO. Pv srrry, ~ bsSg ''tIsHrr |tsts
PAM ~ was never IN ,nn :" fadi I'auiin lAn rsI
than bali t. pitce Of Whit" "ti lfj afs
Rood fr,a Wr.ie to-day or call y. y SLag R1pys. 90.
Bostnn PM olelp lphia ANA C,siaf st New hOTs
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
THE STATE or TRADE.
GAJTIIS MARKET

DONtrTiC MARKETS.
WIfYjyerOI LHg l--Slnts IurrontInS sleSiy ~ "a 80
Ps. osle AZ 81 So StiDr d, Ucd Tar steady AZ o.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

uIBSOS-Hof BROOK-At the resiienos NJ the bries
Rrookyn o. 'ho 5th n Augnri. ~ te Rev ia1
Iiud-on 4 '. Iae.t Nm q. Gibson. v. q Y 10 NJ
Amelia A. Olbtook, daughter " Capt samuel n HoiJfaos
No csr.s.
Al No,ice, ~ Mdrr1age' must be 'ndcrso! with yau
.IodIr.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
AN ABsCONnNG MERCHANT OF PATIHs0NsN J.
PATERSON, n. j., Aug. 5-JoIn &. Bogari, "a

gTOco u iiit., has a,s0Ondcd. leaving debt, amount
town.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

Mrs. Winslsw's soothing syrHP, fT chidr"n ret'ink
sItoJ, tue gums, dlaJ al pain. ani ,iros nlnl ,ol
Removed without pain aau3 tbeknf by Dr tfSis
No. II ktst l6lisL
Persons wishing 10 mako r'ps - upon rrr hons' AZ IA d
obtain tho nr-t clA-s NofAnais
give gsOi references 10 honest, And c,sity
JAMES MEAGEN. No. II NbltA-st, BrO,~y yn +. ID.
sherry Wines. all styles, ~. extra dry sweet pale vry
psL sIen aud al grades. from az - tiz pc
gallon. light golden m old nIpttsts'n to best sids
York at Ga" pro" - 30 ir saiOHj IL H. hihh -
co, ~ Fulton ~, y. \.
The Sparkling Wines ei the lleasant valley Wine Com.
t~.ub,-i y. ~ show What energy pf,cFcr
sure capital and gupi business qusiucauns, hav" s'cm
sl Ia this important branch ~ oac industry lbe Vince
ga itr bnt' tt"O pff"t ns sr" -
or Lhe selling ~ about 80 Ir Cent less no 'w
uany soli 10 Ia 1874 ihcr stu ars Aid
brandic5 vrfy popular. " ". MIN " y. -.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
TIL. ,,hiIodei phia Oner oi The rribsc. Il a IA
" SOUTH SIX XrlI ST.
Il t.Fa Run llIut
.cn1pr1oNs I'D n,fsni!iTHKIiIi'IsIMrNr. !iHIii'IMr RncrIvED

sURSCRrpTTONs Az - ADVERT ,EMFSrS RECEIVED
AT ~ BlJSHLko RATES.
Subscribers TO tho Dals IN lh~ieps can hsyehs lflr
.rv y carriers tbrr r,enct time ~ BE- ross the
s,l ast tlyo r,oocd by ,peciN Ne" -paPer sess
.H 4, Gas d. m. aas ~ rnc'iats dispatched :" Az PafS
city Bac aHS"rse sean usually lc sliil.rl ~ ih oh's
Aavertiser- aes ring TO sais the attention aa1 pa.
troapge Of Farmers and gricHitsrsts, will hnd THIS
WEEKLY TRIBt y e. the moot valuable sad ene'tse mo
diam L. now reaches farmers ah those OF better
class than any other weekly paper psbnshei ADVERTISE
ens e. secure proper hc,On should bc hsnde' "a On
"a before Monday sf tho week Of issue
The Best Reom, for Offices is Sew-Sork.-OyS i"If
TIE TEIBI NE BUILDING ~ new occupied hy iis p<m&
neut tenants They all th0u visitors unto In pro-
pounclng its Office the MOST ATTRACTIVE and all things
cou,id rei tse CHEAPEST in tosn Contrary to s'e grn-
cra taton the DadnS 20 be much the ssoss
a an the large buugs in the city Au the rooms ar ieau.
tf.y finished harl wood (sshl There are eegaw gas
fixtures aud IN room All are exceedingly
light aud ary perfectly veuta,cd's'o outside vndows
and communicate directly Will tho elevators aud nearly All
are independent from the hall The elevators rim
.ii, sy side and beth Orrr. They are
t.ut r,uuiny run tho u Ion. alter
night very favorable terms APPLICATION on0s-i 70
made st IliB IIIAONF CUuhi-.' 4eoiL.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
Spetial Nclifes.

Mrs WTnsl.w's >oothias syrHP, foS chir"n teethnz
gIllr dlAl All min. ani wind aDl.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

Al Notices ~
naLss and adiross
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16
The MURDER CAsE.-Sheriff Emer,

HE MURDER CAsE.-Sherlh Emery
has entered a complaint against both
the Italians, Luigi Badarago and Joe
Napion, charging them with the murder
of John Beal and James McCreery
Shortly after two o'clock this afternoon,
the prisoners were conducted Into the
courtroom in the Court house, and al
most Immediately tine room was filled to
its utmost capacity with men. who came
rushing pell nell from every quarter to
witness the proceedings. The two
prisoners were seated within the bar,
ard District Attorney Anderson read the
complaint to them. During the reading
neither prisoner moved a muscle or
showed any sign of being affected at
being charged with so heinous a crime,
except that Badarago's eyes twipkled
rapidly and nervously. Being asked if
they had any witnesses, Badarago re-
piled that he had none: but Napion
stated that he had sent to Battle Noun
tain and Winnemucca. in which places
be formerly resided, for witnesses as to
his reputation. The District Attorney
then asked Justice Logan TO fix the time
of the examination at 10 O'Clock on Fri
day morning, which being done, the
prisoners were conducted back to their
cells, and the curious crowd dispersed.
Rereille. My II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

Too SHORT By HALF.-They were mar
ried in the morning. and immediately
stepped aboard the cars for bridal tour
to San Francisco. They attracted con-
siderable attention on the way by their
honeymoon ways, and created good
deal of quiet fun among the goodly
number Of ladies' and gentlemen who
were passengers. In due time the cars
entered a. tunnel. and all for a few mo-
ments were enveloped in darkness. All
too soon the cars emerged into the broad
glare of the MONDAY sun and our loving
bride and groom were discovered locked
in each others arms and exchanging
kisses at a rate seldom seen in public.
The passengers took in the situation in
about a second, and a shout went up
that threw the train from the track, and
brought the conductor to see the scene
double-quick. Pass it around" yelled
a big man who was on his way West TO
get his wife. go back to the tunnel,
said another man to the conductor; and
as the newly made husband settled back
in his seat he was heard to say; Sarah,
l thought tunnels were longer. Darn q
railroad company, anyhow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

DEATH OF MRs. SHAKoS.-By the San
Francisco kilograms 10 the papers of yes
te,day we learn that Mrs. Sharon, wife
Of the Senator. died in that city on Fri
day. She had long been confined to her
bed with serious disorders something
of the nature OF cancer in the stomach,
we believe. The deceased was most
estlmabls lady. and her death causes an
irreparable bereavement in the midst OF
which her husband and children have
the hsarty sympathy of their many
friends and the general community.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

II GRANT is not figuring for q third
term what explanation can0be made of
his recent interruptions onslaughts upon
the most cherished props of the Demo-
cratic rarity. in time of profound peace:
In short. why these fierce raids upon the
distillers of the great and prosperous
West? Are the functions of government
thus to be perverted to tho ambitious
purposes of Casarism? Is the palladium
of our liberties no longer to be a haven
of security to :he spirit of our fore:
fathers?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

Don't LIKE Ir.-The man Timothy,
now at the hospital, who claims to have
been shot and robbed week since on
the stage road, does not like it because
we published his version of the affray.
After reading it himself he was astonish-
ed at his own story. He will probably
be discharged to-day. as the physicians
can find neither bullet nor trace of one
in the wound, which seems to be the re-
suit of slight puncture with sharp
stick OF a knife blade. He overdid him.
self in relating such blood-curdling
yarn and finds it won't wash.-Eareka
Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

GOLD MINEs.-Railroad boys inform
US that there is considerable excitement
in Elko over the discovery Of extensive
gold fields near the Idaho line. Gravel
diggings have been discovered over an
extent of territory one hundred miles
long. 1t is possible that placer mines
exist in the northern part of the state
fully as rich as anything discovered in
the Black Hills, and possibly equal to
parts of California Gold has been found
at Willow Creek and other places in the
northern part of this county, and it is
not improbable that paying diggings may
be found anywhere from Bartlett Greek,
east. to Goose Creek. Some four or five
years ago few miners made small wages
with rockers in northern Humboldt, and
considerable dust was shipped from this
place by Wells, Fargo & Cos. Express.
-Silrer STATE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16
NEW RK
LAND COMPANY.
San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co. California.
Title perfect. Incorporated.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now in
shape the Guarantee Fund paid in. This
Company viii be prt pared in May to take parties
by ste imboat and railroad to their town and
lands. BY reference to the Coast Survey Chart
Il VIII he seen that at IoreTo Point, in front OF
Newark, the deep water comes all the way
through the channel from the Pacific, with the
c. 2. K. K. running in direct line through
liyerlaoIe Pass making this the connecting
point between all parts Of the United States and
by deep water to all parts of the globe and the
greatest manufacturing point the Bay CT San
Francisco plenty Of water. good climate, excel
lent soil, AID easy communication. Purchasers
getting Possession can False large or fps by
planting as late as July 18th. This Company
viii commence active operations il bpsI ding
For all I'M ornate Il, circulars, maps and
subscription apply at the Office Of the Company
405@ California street. basement, opp, site Bank
of California, San Francisco. This land
viii bs sold at auctien May 22, 1915.
by Ii VI. Newhail d Co., in acres and
lots to the highest biduer: Terms OF
sale. Credit 10 large buyera Possession Will
be given by the LIST OF une sooner if thec crops
are off.
Steamer NJ S. Latham leaves the foot Of Bran
nan street. cppcs lite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Wharf, san francisco, Sundays Mondays, We'd
ntsdays and fridays, at $50 o clock, arriving at
Newark at II to half-past II, according TO the
tide, giving from four to five hours the
ground. Returning leave Newark at halt past 8
o'clock. arriving at Sap Francisco at half past
six P. II. The best OF Restaurants On the steamer
on the New YoIk plan; pay only for what YOU
get; breakfast, so cents; Dinner 70 cents. Fare
for round trip seventy-fve cents. Stages con-
meet with boat, running to Niles, Centreville.
Washington Corners, Warm Springs and San
Jose. al. kzF
msll-lh II MdnaSef. "a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

OUR attention was called a few DAYS
since to a huge apparatus in front OF
Wards carpenter shop that a Hoosier
would consider first-class model OF a
back-action Wabash fat 1t was
invented by Alex Wise, and is intended
for sheep bathing trough. The CON
Germ is to be filed with tobacco juice or
solution OF carbonic acid, and the
mangey sheep dumped in al one end and
forced to swim through and out at the
other. - Humboldt Register
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

The BLESSED SABBATH returns to us
once again. We hail with pleasurable
emotions this day OF peace and rest, if
for no other reason than that it enables
Us to indulge in quiet rsvel in the MINI
bic witieisms and refined pleasantries
with which our contemporaries of the
Winnemueca papers adorn their pro-
longed, interesting and instructive con-
troversy. F
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

NATcHEz took his blind relative to San
Francisco last Monday to have the ply
sieiaas operate further upon his eyes.
He has great confidence that he can be
cured of his affiiction. -R,mboldt Regis
ter
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

Rams in the Northern counties Of
California are reported. The farmers
thereaway are jubilant over the prospect
Of good crops.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

ATim.s correspondent comes forward
and states that the President denies that
Delaro is going TO resign. So that bub-
BILE is burst.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

JUDGE CLIFFORD, of the United States
Supreme Court, is on his way to San
Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

Bo1SIoS. whose name ought to be
spelled Buoynton, will attempt second
time to swim the English Channel on the
18th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

A BLACK Hills PARTY of forty men
have been ovsrhauled by the military and
brought into camp. 800
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-16

nWING TO A HEAVY FALL OF
~ Prices in Dry Goods in the East. we have
made very advantageous purchases, in conse-
auence OF VIII CHI we are now enabled to fell Ut
astonishingly low prices:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-24
NEW rORk.


NV Yexx, March s4-The 0'Connel
Memorial Association. which is prepAr
'isx 10 erect in Central Park = statue Of
he gseAi Irish Liberal held a meeting
last svsaIng in Delnonieo'S Judge Brady
r-Nsairg Among those present were
General p. II. Jones, County Register
sss Mr. Walter NJ. o'Dwyer, Of the Tri'
.AasA
Several members OF a gang of eoun'
,e,saI,ers have been arrested in Boston,
according 4 a dispatch from that city,
IA papers found in their possession
have IN, the OSeers on the track OF
SsAsrs Of the gang in this and other
eS6eS
The Tl,on-Beeeber trial sitrActed its
ssssl complement Of audltors to-day
.ss here was the usual pamber of letter
az ;n the Hobbies. Notwithstanding the
s.ev.s,Orm this msrning, all the par
,,s n the sui, we're early in the court
sna the jvrors in their seats. Miss
BaSss Turner resumed her place on the
stand aud her eross-examination was
sorsirrsS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-24
FOREIGN.

LovnoS. March 24.-It is estimated
that over ten thousand people attended
the faae.sl Of John Mitchell at Newry
yesterday.
4 special dispatch to the Daily News
from St. Petersburg reports that Gene
raj kaufman has lost the favor of the
Car in consequence Of Mr.. Schuyler's
report concerning affairs in Turkistan,
Aad that the Russian government has
rsjse;e3 the Generals plans Of reorgani-
nation in Central Asia.
BzUssEls, March 24-An explosion
in = coal mine near Charlervi, to-day,
killed snd wounded a number OF per-
sons
PARls, March 4-The conspiracy
which bad for its object the assassina-
tiOu Of General CalenersbOf has been
up.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-24

A Spanish proverb says; "a kiss with
out a moustache is like an egg without
salt"
Kansas city has a debt of $4,000, 900,
and not one city official in the State
prison yet.
There are t~wenty-one universities in
Italy, the oldest being at Bologna, which
was founded A. D. lll9.
Philadelphia has just turned out six
teen more lady doctors, and is as proud
Of them as if they we're another centen-
NAL.
Sam wilkinson says he didn't say 1T
will knock the Life Of Christ higher than
a kite" Now, then, Mrs. Stanton, it is
high time that old family quarrels was
resumed.
When Ann Eliza heard that her ex.
husband had been put in Jail, she re.
marked, pausing to brush away her tears,
The old reprobatel it serves him just
right"
A Kingston lady commenced swallow
ing pins some time since. She raj then
a fragile being, and now she is healthy
and happy. This, however, on the au.
thority of a Kingston paper.
Bessie Turner refuses to recognize her
long lost brother, and will have nothing
TO do with him. She wants a home and
relatives as much as anybody, but she
insists upon selecting them for herself.
Numbers is what does the business"
shouted a man who lives on Mechanic
street. When my wife is alone / can
reason With her, and run things to suit