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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

TIE Nevada Tribuns Of yesterday
says "This morning Charles +. Hone.
H. @. Cads and D. Gree. who were ar.
rested yesterday on q complaint Of ''un-
lawful asssmblags," were brought before
Judge withedll. and BY their attorneys
pleaded moi: guilty to the charge. The
hearing OF the cas- was continued until
Monday nsxt, and the defendants id.
mittsd to bail In the sam Of $500 each.
Msssrs. Ellis & King will appear for do
PENDANTS. and the District Attorney will
DO assisted by counsellor Billy Woods
and Bob Lindsay, District Attorney Of
Storey county. who. we are informed,
is specially requested by the people Of
that county to appear. in order that the
report that aid to the maraudsrs would
b given by the people Of Storey county
may be contradietsd. 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
HONOR To orr MrNERs

The news comes from Carson thai
Robert II. Lindsay will assis, the Dis.
trict Attorney Of Ormsby county in pros
ccuting Hone and Cads. the men who
attempted 10 incite an idiotic raid upon
the Cinnamon early in the week. The
report says that Mr.. Lindsay is sent BY
the Miners Union Of Storey county.
who dssirs 10 correct the impression,
which had become 30 general. that they
were in sympathy With the rioters. Il IL
pleasant TO know that Storey county has
thus placed itself square on the record.
The miners Of Gold Hill and Virginia
are a. much opposed 10 Chinese immi-
grafton and Chinese cheap labor. q. any
persons on the Pacific Coast. But they
are deeply imbusd with common senss.
and they discourage all premature vio-
lsnce. knowing - they do that it, szer-
else will only rstard the cause In which
they engaged. All honor 10 the
Storey county miners who have brains
enough to combine justice with sslf.
interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
GEORGE SAND

Ons Of the representative literary
canine. a France h.. GONE 10 her long
HON. y.s,sri.v Gsorys sand dad In
p.,;. altar v.rv br;.f illness. Che wa.
.o,.c;on. until an. .nir;t asa. but for
.oms time bsfor. death abe was unable TO
.ps.k. Probably no literary person now
living IN France. sxc,ut Victor Hugo.
-. .o v;aslv Known "A George Sand.
H.r .tor;es have bean priutsd in all LAM
or.o.. and hsr nl.vs have been acted In
-. ,,rr,,x vh,ch ho..,, az ,h.a,,.
And ,.t Ne, career h.. not bssn VIA,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

eldest SON Of the late Sultan has com.
mitted suicide.
A Berlin dispatch says Austria has dc.
tsrmined abe win mot oppose the Bus.
sian policy In the East.
Ths Prince Of Montenegro has openly
assumed command OF the insurgents.
He has issued written instructions 70 va
rious rebel chiefs. and 10 concentrating
all his forces In the neiehborhood Of
Podgaritz. A Russian official telegram
confirms the reports that the insurgents
are determined TO refuse the armistice.
The servian army consists Of l25, 000
men and . militia Of 100. 900 more. The
Ssrvians are convinced that q war Ia q
moral certainty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
A PACIFIC MAZE ncANpAl.

The ofacsrs Of the Pacific Mail
steamer which arrived from China yss-
are accused Of smuggling ashore
large quantity Of opium. on which no
duty has been paid. It Is also said that
q number Of Chinese women. disguissd
q men. we're fsloniously taken from the
ship into the Bay City. These acts, IL
IL alleged. were done whils the steamer
vas lying In the stream. undergoing the
process Of disinisction. and at . time
whom the United States o~ficials. relying
upon the honor Of the ships ofacers,
vsrs naturally Oh their guard. With
regard to the Chinese women. q dis
patch says that the proofs are eonclu-
sivs; and the men who would connivs
at q svindle OF this kind. would certain
~ b guilty Of smuggling opium into
the United States. There IL more money
in smuggling opium than in Chinese
prostitutes. The two commodities
are. 10 certain extent, iden-
teal; but there 10 NO duty
on women. and the Chinese Com
paniss In San Francisco would not pay
90 much for their surrsptitious landing.
- for the opium on which . heavy TAI
10 levied. II these charges against the
Pacific Mail Company are susceptible Of
proof-and our telegram says that they
sre-ths corporation ahould be prosecu'
tsd 70 the full extent Of the law. The
penalty for crimes like this 10 the for
fixture Of the offending vessel. and Z
heavy hne on al the of,csn concerned.
II the Pacific Mail Company has BE-
come 30 alarmed BY the anti-Chinsss
demonstrations In San Francisco that II
dare not land Asiatic pesssnsss who
have paid their fare, openly and in the
light Of day. the corporation should
either b squslchsd entirely or volun'
tarily give up their passenger traffic from
Hongkong.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

A oE.srnIcxrN Mexican marched
into o pawnbroksr's shop at Silver City,
New Mexico. and while %mournfully do.
failing how he had been robbed Of overy
blessed cent by q h%ighwayman. took
from the counter the hat OF the propris-
tor and twirled II on his FIST. Conclud.
Ing his recital hs asked a loan Of siI
bits on the hat that was duly tickstsd
aud slowed away. II was not until clos
ing up time that the broker discovered
the trick Of the man who had fallen
among thieves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

Tex colored people Of San Francisco
srs TO hold n civil rights meeting at tho
hall Of the Young Mons Benevolent So
cissy on Monday evening nszt TO take
into consideration the decision Of Judge
Sawyer rendered In the suit for rsfassl
TO sell thsaisr tickets TO colorsd men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
GOOD SITUATION.

A GOOD STEADY, rxDusraious WHITE
"A o. eolorsd man can n eupioymcnt q
". 4. SMITHS kair-drsssins, shsving and
bathing sstabliahmsnk. Main stfsst. Gold Hili.
To take charge Of the bsihs and the b~oosIhisek.
Ing stand. Apply soon. jsstf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
GENERAL NOTES.

T. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger
Agent OF the Central Pacific. has mott.
nsd William Garrard. Corresponding
Secretary Of the Mexican War Veterans
Of Nevada. that orders have been issued
10 conductors TO pass from Reno TO
Ogden all veterans who present the
medal and certificate OF the State Assoc
citation. This arrangement holds good
for the returning trip until ns1t De-
cember.
The San Francisco Ala Of yesterday
says: "Gsorse r. Ffintz. clerk in the
Postofics. was to have been married on
Tuesday evening last. The guests were
assembled. but Frintz did not make his
appearance. A friend. calling at his
room yesterday morning. found him
upon his bed. and without saying a word
DO (Printz) drew . revolver and shot
himself through the heart. The motive
Of the suicide 10 unknown"
A DOT has presented the editor OF the
Salt Lake Tribune with q wonderful
butterfly. 1t measures eight inches
from tip to tip. has wings like an oyster
shell and . body like q zebra. Its nos
trils resemble an ostrich feather, and
the hair ON the back Of Its neck looks
like . shespskin dyed red.
A MAN named Laros poisoned n whole
family In Eastou, Pennsylvania. last
week. His father and mother and
another Of the family named schurz
have died. The object Of the poisonsr
was to obtain possession Of his fathers
money.
TEE Stockton. California, farmers are
jubilsnt over n recent reduction Of IS
per car on grain from that point to San
Francisco. The former charge wa $40
a car for wheat. which has been reduced
70 si5. . saving Of IS per cent.
The premature explosion Of q blast in
the State Prison quarry Tuesday after
moor broke Sam Watkins arm. Wat
kius was sent to the State Prison FROM
Humboldt county.
A NIL has boon introduced into the
Texas Legislature declaring drunkenness
TO be . misconduct, and. making ID pun.
ishAbls by q fins Of 800.
THr number Of school children in
winnsmueca Is ioi. as reported by the
School Census Marshal. This Ii a gain
Of twenty-five over last year.
ExoIAxD has 100 Art schools. which
accommodate nearly $1,000 pupils.
Dox PxDso Is in Montreal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYYrcE OF the CALIFORNIA MINING
" Company. San Francisco. June ., is7e.--
Al . meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of The
above named Company. bald this day. Q divi.
dend mo. ~ Of Two fl Dollars per shav was
declared. payable on THURSDAY. the 18th In
instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

THrRk are now In the California State
Prison l.lGS prisoners. the increase dur.
ing May. over discharges and two deaths.
being seventeen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

DURING the recent campaign In
Oregon. o candidate for the Legislature
was declared by m opposition paper to
DO unworthy Of election. because once.
while he was acting rs a Justice Of the
Peace. down ON the French prairie. q
man was brought before him on a charge
Of stealing hogs, and tho Court sun.
monsd a jury. but lacked M man.
which he supplied by putting In the
prisoner. who sat In his own 3 A
little thing like that oughtn't to initiate
against n man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

The winnsmucca Sirer STATE is in.
informed by q gentleman from Galsna
that the Krom Concsntrator Is working
on second class ore from the White and
Shiloh mine. The works average daily
about nine IONS Of concentrated ore.
which Is worth from $40 to 5000 per
ton. The frat class ore from the mine
Is worth from 500 to 5000 per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
BORN.
MARRIED.

FRASER In Virginia. Juns Q. 10 the wifs Of
Dan Fraser. o daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

NEW d
FOR THE ORPHANS
A GRAND CIVIL AND MILITARY
PICNIC ExcuRSI0MI
IN AID OF THE
VIRGINIA ORPHAN AsYLuM.
WILL FAKE PLACE
On SATURDAY, Jane 10th, 1870,
At FARMER IREADwAY's RANCH,
CARSON r
THE COUNTRY is NOW yREsH AND
grssu. the trees In .ssi. and tAs flowers In
bloom. Besides the sstacsions which Nsssrs
offers. ample sr-rsnssnsnts have been made 70
s.ears . day Of en,oynsa, for Old and youns.
THERE WILL 81
TARGET SHOOTING
Dy the Military companisi
A BASEBALL MATCH,
between two well-tpovn Clubs. and
N FOR the oHILpREH,
ADAPTED TO ALL AGES.
THE DANCING PAVILION
VIII b prepared for all disposed 70 s.;oy
Themselves In the mary danes. and the
music will b funished By the
I%RlsH-AMERlcAH BRASS BAND.
r. RIPPINGHAN. Leader.
~ The s~triets,t order will bs enforced.
and all Objectionable characters excludsd nom
the grounds and Pavilion.
~ There win be ample car aooomnods-
tions. The trains viii leave Virginia 81 Q
O'Clock a. H. leave Gold Hill 81 Sis. and o..
rive d the grounds about 10 o'clock. Return
Ing, will isavs csron d 8 o'clock .. =.
TICKETS tround trp) .......".......e2 %
childrsn's 7ieksts...................... I 90
c0- Chiidrsn's Tickets win b good only for
those bstween the ages Of 0 ana 10. my17td
MINERS UNION HALL, GOLD MILL.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SUNDAY EVENING, Juns nth. 1879.
SHERIDAN coRByN--------m. Manager.
coMINeI
M z r RY MAX z 8
The most complete
COMEDY AND MUSICAL COMPANY
EVER ORGANIZED
Intending tho talented Sisters.
SOPHIE AND IRENE WoRRElLI
The rreatsst living Eccentric and Dialect Con.
edian and Vocalist.
GR0RaR 4. KNIGHT.
The Versatile Genius. known - the Musical
komus,
FRANK JONES.
The oomiesi com.disn. Vocalist and Dancer.
q. RICHARDS,
Together with q full company, assisted By Q
complete Orchsstrs, under the direction Of Mr.
LOUIS BoDEcKER. and . Brass Band.
PROGRAMME.
OVERTURE. ..0kCHKsrRA
Introducing Piano Yorts Solo,
LOUIS BobKcEHR.
To be followed By Geo. q. knights amusing
sketch. called
WESTON, TINE WALKIsT.
Philip Weston 'f''a the ''' ~. .srour
Mr.. Roughisd u hotsl.isepsrI. FRANK JONES
Rasp hscsbs Gousht ary-sns 1ehl. md Won
me ).......................0ko.
Clerks. Walters, Quests. ETC.. ~ the Company.
To conclude with the Laushabis. fsreieai. Ne
sicai, Whimsical, Tsrpschicoroan KItrava-
ssnzs. entitled
the MERRY MAKERS.
sailIe. . coot............S0PHK WoRRKLL
Kittis. . Housemsid... ...IRENE woRRELL
Augustus serossin'. . oosehmss. x,ua
Timothy Tangls, Q Barber. GEO. RICHARDS
Jcrrv ttloh0r~s. q Qsrdsnsy FRANZ 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

ExoIAxD has 100 art schools, which
accommodate nearly $4,000 pupils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
DISSOLUTION OF coPARTRERsnIP.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERRToFoRE
- exlstine between I. p. NOEL and W, A.
WATSON, under the arm pane and style Of
NOEL I WATSON, In keeping the venndsh
House. Lower Gold HUI, IL this day aissoivvd
tinued BY W. A. WATSON, who 10 fuily author.
lied 70 collect all moneys due Z, the late arm.
and 'ssiis oil bills. LP: E0EL..
Gold HIN. June 0. 1870. 10 linz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

THr number Of school children in
winnsmueca Is ioi. as reported by The
School Census Marshal. This is a gain
Of twenty-five over last year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

Dox PxDao Is In Montreal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
Prospect Of Another Deadlock In
Congress-.
Gang.

ST. Louis, June ga gang Of coun.
terfeiters. having headquarters in aud
about Mount Vernon. Illinois, was brok-
en- up last night by the arrest Of six per-
IONS ut Mount Vernon. two at Ashley
and one at East st. Louis. A consider
able amount Of ~ffty-cent currency and
implements used in its manufacture
were also captured. Those arrested at
Mount Vernon are connected with old
and respectable families Of that place
and vicinity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09
Fatal Dasl In Cslerssis.

DENVER. Col. June ga duel was
fought at River Bend, Colorado. to-day.
by Alfred Jessup, Jr.. and q man named
Davis. who were respectively armed
with q Winchester rifle and q Colts navy
pistol. Jessup was killed In the second
exchange Of shots.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

A NIL has boon introduced into the
Texas Legislature declaring drunkenness
TO be . misconduct. aud. making Il pun
ishAbls by q flns Of $lOO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-09

The premature explosion Of q blast in
the State Prison quarry Tuesday after
noon broke Sam Watkins arm. Wat
kius was sent to the State Prison FROM
Humboldt county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15
sFATE ITEMS.

Oar Dcmocratic eNchanges are ail
enthusiastic iur Iiiden AMI ilen-
drieks.
The Mi~~is.ipIa State nentul As-
sociation meets at Jack ,en ea " -.
nesday, August ltth.
The gallant knights or pYihia,
had a grand parade IN Grcnada, on
the ith inst.
Thy R,dis..Is of Hw~hall county
attempted 10 bold a meeting Ia Holly
Springs last wctk. There was q
split. n row, anil an adjournment.
Mrs. Mary Brown, at Pass Chris
tian, wa- iined sI0 - inr rot,bing a
MockIng birds nesti ~ says tbs
llandsboro Democrat.
Mr.. A. H. Cochranc. formcrl, ef
Natchez, acCidcntly shot and killed
himself while guarding thc convicts
al work IN Brooklavon, on the jrNl
inst.
Judge q q. Chandler IL spoken oi
~ pFVtaott itoWHt 'ahhtu"' hof
Congress ia Tits District. Let him
come on, Hooker slll take the hide
Of him before the campaign l. over.
The Yazoo City Herald say The
villainous assassin who VIZ laid and
killed Herbert Pickcns, of Itichland,
Holmes evunty, a couple Of weeks
ago, was taken oat OF the Lexingtoa
Jail lew days since aud hanged 20
the nearest tree.
A New York dispatch Of tLe 9Th,
says The annual meeting of tha
slosk-holslers of The NeN Orleaas.
81. Louis y Chicago RaIlroal Com
pany, the following gentlemcn were
elected directors Tor the wssuiag
year: III. =. McComb. Il. R.iassi., II.
"A Scvti. II. Day, J. y. Dalairy, z.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15
COZ NTY INTELLIGENCE.

Mart.n.yillc Democratic Club has
been rc"rgauizcd.
The Crystal Sp'g> .mpuatie
Club ha- been r,urgauIz,d Tor the
campaign.
Died, Ca Monday. Ju'y b.. ~ he
resldcucc ol Il. d. Oshuu. m Ir.>.
tai Spuug>, Nr-. Mariah J ~unu,r..
IA the Jlth year 81 hcr age.
The largest cucumh,rveeycr saw
Vas shown ~ thl- Vt,A bN Ur.
stack hou~,. lruaS s.tt,,u tu....
hong. iourtoen acct ouc halt luch. .u
Circumference, aul weighed hyr anil
one iourth pounds. Mirror.
Duhag the thunder storm on
Wednesday last tie lighting struck
snd knatscd a hole ia the roof OF
the hunl Salo,u. = man Vino was
siittEg uear The a. uf ~ 'hs market
house Na. knbeasl atsHt ~.N fs,t
asd considerably shorAs Mirror.
\ Camp Ne, 'iHg v.ll p, held at
Pruvih,nco taup gtpuaj. uc4r
Pearl RIVER, ia this ooautv. conn
mrncipg Ca "Wednesday. the Both
day of Augn.t. Ministers ot the
Gospel are especially uvued, ant
will b. eauyeycd o. tie cnCaupm,ut
from llazlebur-t free OF charge.
CANr NgFuNa.-T ThcmlHi bi,et.
ing. at llenniuZtou Cumi gruaud.
near Crys Spriugs. win begin op
We,lncs lay tho > day 81 August next.
Extensive pvIa..ilaus are being
u ade Cor the accommodation of al.
Several new aud commndiouS teu.~
are in prooess 81 erection. aud many
other improN emsnts arc bvinE niad,
The boarding department will bv
under th, gfntrel 81 that prince 80
Landlords. I. i Catchings, of thi,
place. aul hi, ,.tiwabl, lady. This
j. suiiio.u guarantee thag every
thing 10 that department. wIll ly coa.
ductcd ~ thy best possible mauner.
Papers Friendly g. thi, guod cause
are requested Go extend this notice.
Many oi Il e. mos ablc ministers iu
the State will be prcsyui. bscry
body invited
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15
SotrHrRx Taoof, At rHE CrNrrN.

FNtt tithN htffN NJ ttE NkNfEN-
NAL The Philadelphia corrcspon.
dcnt ot the New York Herald has
the following noties at the Southern
troops az the Cenlnnial oclelIation
ia Philadelphia, ga the glorious
Fourth. ID SayG
The great feauiie " the parafe.
however, was the hearty reception
gwen Ia the soldIcrs of the South.
u was a grand sight hen the First
Virginia marched by Independence
Hall, the band p.aA ing Il WIsb l
Were 10 blAiv, atHid shouts and
gpUd nature aud laughter and toe
waving oi hands and handkerchiefs
atd hats. There We saw that the
Rar was over. MY haryland,"
was equally applauded. and the old
rchcl tune rvSuunded under the
walls Of the State house. Twelve
year, ago who would have dared o.
have PLAYED Dixie" IN the streets
Of this town, Texas with her ar
tillvrN rifles, was not less warmly
welcomed, aud the Oh Guarl of thc
L"nc Star State aud the old Guard
Of Boston we're embraced together
ia the City 81 Brutherly Love. Bui
the credit a not wholly due 60 Phila-
dclphia; she must share the honor
with her guests irpm every section
of the Uniou.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

lliNrs ~ iuUNa GENTLEMEN. -
Don't give up your seat in the
cars when yos are tired out with
your days work, to pert young
miss who has l,ern amusing herself
With a little shopping, she won't
thank you for h; aud n a man j. GO
iug 10 sacrihce h- eomiuft, L- has 4
ryas"nab bic fight 70 expect, ~ least.
y little gratitude. No u-e bring
l'ulite to some ladies. There au
oid provcrb about casting pearls
bcioIp-- what : THEN uame-y
Don't sahmit to he crowded ofi
the pavement into n muddy gutter
by two advancing halonu~ oi silk
aud whalch"nc. " IIaNc'ut Your urN
~ blackci boots n goni a claim tn
respect ~ their skirtSy Look
straight hciorc yuu and stand ~
Tor your rights like q man the Ia
dies can tontruct themselves a little
II they see there. uo help fur IT.
Don't talk literature and the fine
arts a. the pretty girls of your ac-
qIainti nee until YOU are sure
they know The difference he-
tween Thomp~on'- Seasons aud
rhompson'~ Arithmetic. And III
they look particularly sentimental
then Won may know they don't IN
derstand what you are talking
dhDat
Don't ak a nicc little girl abuu'
her dolls, unless Nou are very Ger.
tain she hasn't "yome out. and hycn
engaged 10 two oor three flirtatiuus
alrrady.
Don't say complimentary thing, Ia
y Young lady az party without
hr< making sur that her "intcndcd'
= npt standing bchlnd YOU tn - hole
time.
Don I accept lady'> invitation -
- -hopring with her uulr-- you
have previously measured the lcugth
u yuur purse.
Don't stay later than eleven
o'clovk when You >prnd the evening
with a pretty irlend--the wisc-t aud
WItlic-t man IN christeudom be-
cumvs hOrc after that hour.
Don't hclicNc any Wbman 90 be-
on angel N ven I, ~ any symptoms
of that d.soasc, take dose 81 sag,
t'a ani 80 90 bed--it i a. much "a
Ualady a. the small pox and Il !.
No1r business O. ret over quick
~ - possible. An angel ind,cd'
u Non dou't lind out pretty spnn Ihat
she lacks considerably mprr than the
wing, Ne ARE mistaken,
Don't make up y"ur mind about
any creature lu belt ubhOn aud
velvet rr-.ttc- without hrst sshiug
Your sister advice. depend upon
a., one Uuman can rrai another
better in I've minutes than Auu can
in i've years.
And, ahuNc AL. don't imagiue that
YOU must keep Your lady talk aud
grntl,mcn talk 40 separate hudg, t.
lahlyd and sorted, unlc-, you want
the girls to laugh iu their sleeves az
YOUR wt~hy -Wu,hy scutimcnlali~m-.
Tain to them lu a frank. manly ~ Nle
a. you vonld a. an intelligent gen
tlcmau. Don't suppose beca I,r
they are women. they don't krow
anything.
Remember al lhs advice. sir, aud
you may make rather l"~s ol fool
uf yourself than You would either
wise. Life illustrated.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15
- FrHc STORY.


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