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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-27

James Richie shipped nine and
Wash. O'Neil two car loads of fat
beeves from this station to San Fran
cisco last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-27
Chemistry Has DISCOVERED at Last
What Everybody Wants.

WOODS IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE
is unlike any other, and has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores gray hair to glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores. dresses, gives
yigor to the hair; restores hair to pre-
maturoly bald heads; removes dandruff,
humors, scaly eruptions; removes irri-
tation, itching and scaly dryness. No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try it. call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, >and don't be put off with
any other article. Sold by all druggists
in this place and dealers everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturer
prices by C. A. Cook & Co., Chicago,
Sole agents for the United States and
Canadas. and by all Wholesale Drug
gists.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-27
Bullion shipped.

The Arizona Silver Mining Com
pany. of Unionville. shipped from
Mill City last night three bars of bull
lion, valued at so, 200.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-27
Coming to stay.

DIR. d. I'll. johnson. who resided here
a short time, something over year
ago, is coming back to remain per-
mainly and practice his profession in
this vicinity. A letter received from
him yesterday by friend, says that he
will arrive this week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-27

Gold, Silver and Currency.
SAN Francisco, March q,
Silver So (@6H
Trades "a a. 9S.
Greenbacks SO "a 96X.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
Az.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-27
Central Hotel.

HINKEY BROS rRoPRIEToRs.
Coon Hinkey, Paradise.
Chris Hinkey,
Frank Hinkey,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-27
Lafayette Hotel.
JOS. GERMAN. PROPRIETOR.

JOS. GERMAN. PROPRIETOR.
8 Gonzalez, Union Ranch.
o Harrawatt. Missouri.
w @ Gregg 6reggsyille.
W II Carlow. Ogden.
Thomas Sherman. san Francisco.
} Il Forrest, Wadsworth.
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This Mornings Board.

$40 Ophir 81 204
25 Mexican 10
1856 Could 4 Curry 1871 12H
1900 b & b u 27H
285 Gala Al
G35 SAVAGE 6 6Z
ITO Con Va Az Az bio
40 Chollar So 51H
200 Fl u N AZ
1872 G Point s IL
$50 Yellow Jacket l0A 10I
1896 Imperial 40 1870
100 Alpha l51s Is
$40 Belcher Ga ~
425 Confidence z
100 S Nevada 6
40 Utah 1879
3l5 Bullion Az 1871
80 Challange los
500 Dayton ) IS
400 Rock Island 15c
$50 New York 35 40
500 Occidental l
725 Sheridan 81
so Alta 40
100 Woodville 45c
$40 Lady Washington
$50 Andes 90 85c
200 Leviathan soc
1900 N Con Va 20 Toe
500 Trojan so
800 Solid Silver 8
260 Exchequer SIS 81
155 Overman 81 62H
5l5 Justice ii "A
2l0 Union 725 IA
$50 Julia "a 4
$50 Caledonia 658 6% DO
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wlnnemucca Hotel


D UhAOUAs ENONH111AV~s
Wilson, Mill City.
II Albee. San Francisco.
Bill Gay, Golconda.
Peter Carat, Iron Point.
W'Scott, "
II Howard, Elko.
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To Rent.

A dwelling house, containing five
rooms, situated on Third street. For
further particulars and terms apply at
this office. [f3 If
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT,
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Beard.
90 Ely Az
1910 Eureka Con II 17H
400 Jackson 81 800
160 Alps / a
so Rye Patch 2S5c
$50 Leopard AZ
200 N Belle 23Ia
100 Panther 45c
so Manhattan III IL
$50 Grand Prize 460c AZ
100 Gen Thomas zoe
100 Modoc IS Bloc
400 New Coso 1900
$50 Leeds 80
$50 Con Va 42s4 421a b30
1870 Justice l5L 15A
1S5 S Nevada Ga
100 Caledoni4 z 6Z
435 B Il B 2S1s 28sl
l40 Ophir 224 21A
40 Alpha 16114
140 Gala 44L a4A
2S5 Savage 6H 65S
$50 Overmau G6 65Z
$40 Gould Il Curry IL 12A $40
60 @ Point 81
$50 Julia Ia 420
175 Belcher 8 6T
.35 Mexican 1917 15I
200 Exchequer 53% 5Z
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

THE best clothing and most stylish
hats can be bought at M. Hoffman S.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
FROM BALTIMORE.
The numbsF Killed -llsu ths Rlsi OoeuF'
sd-aarOh Of shs Flah REEL.
na.f. lhslF FaFhoaFanos.

ue1ti AeE FsIapAFAAess
No further accidents are reported
from Baltimore. The killed will ag-
gregate twenty-five. Many soldiers
were wounded with stones. II appears
the soldiers were slow In gathering 9
the Arnory, and Governor Carroll W.
finally persuaded to allow the military
call by the Fire Department. The pe0-
pie understood this, aud sympathiEeEa
with the strikers gathered in immense
numbers to Obstruct the troops In
reaching the Armory, In leaving Il, and
finally from reaching the point Of de-
parture. The Major OF the 9th Regi-
ment, and several soldiers were badly
beaten while approaching the ArmoFy.
The first company moving out were
driven back, but made their way out.
The second company moved the same
way meeting some resistance, and
some success. Other companies found
easier access, but moved TO the depot
by . more quiet route.
When the Fifth Regiment reached
the vicinity Of the Depot, stones came
In showers, even women, the account
says, hurled stones. AT the junction Of
Camden and Eutaw streets, 9 cold
mass Of rough.lo0king men blocked
the passage Of the soldiers. They came
to 9 halt for q moment, and although
the rocks were falling fast, Captain
Z0llinger counselled the men not to
fire. He then ordered them TO prepare
to double.Quick with their fixed bay0-
nets into the Depot Drawing bis
sword, Capt. ZOllinger shouted to the
mob to give way, that the command
might pass. A brawny man, with his
arms and neck bare, who stood IN front
in Q defiant attitude, was knocked aside
with the blunt end OF the CaptaiH's
sword, and then amid the hoots and
yells of the crowd, the Fifth Regl-
ment charged into the Depot Sever.
al shots were fred at them, but they
gained the depot without any casnall-
ties save those already mentioned.
The crowd In front Of the depot SWELL
ed and kept up continuous cries call
ing the leading railroad Oflcisls by
name, saying "hAng them" "shoot
them" "burn them out" etc. The
soldiers, % soon - they entered tho
depot, proceeded 10 get In the cars Ia
waiting for them. The company that
suffered most was Company G, near
the rear Of the line. About twenty
Eve soldiers were more or less injured.
! The excitement was terrible and the
people In the vicinity closed up their
houses. The Fifth Regiment remains
in Camden Depot, to which they
} forced their way, having been detained
by order of the Governor. The Sixth
Regiment is gathering ct their Arm
. ory, and people are forbidden to
gather on the streets this morning,
3 The strikers outnumbeT the soldiers
q three 10 one.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

WE print a communication this
morning in regard to Gen. Walthall,
from Montgomery county. Tho writer
10 mistaken in supposing that we in
tended in the paragraph quoted, to re-
feet upon Gen. Walthall or his friends.
We thought that the leaders in Mont
gOmery county were for Gen. Lowry
but finding that they could not secure
his endorsement they co.Operated to
secure an expression in favor Of Gen,
Walthall. Our correspondent has never
seen anything in the HERALD in oppo.
sition to Gen. Walthall, and we don't
think he ever will. We consider Wal.
thall the equal Of any man in the
South.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
Gen. WaIthalrs Position.

wINoNA, MISS, July 20, 49,"
Editor of the Herald;
l received this morning a copy Of
the HERALD Of the 10th inst. with the
following article marked.
Montgomery county endorsed General
Walthall for Governor. General Walthatl
does not want to be Governor. and has
distinctly said go, and We can't see why
the county endorsed him. WAlthall, OF
course, would not refuse II the nomination n
is forced on him, but what Is the sense In
forcing a man TO accept the nomination at
a great personal sacrifice! But 1t is pos.
sible the leaders in Montgomery endorsed
Walthall to prevent theapeople endorsing
either Stone or HGnphreys.
lido you the credit to believe that
you will be glad to be set right when
you are wrong and hence this commu'
nicatiOn. The friends Of General Wal
thall here do not understand that he
does not want the oili3e, but that
lie does not desire 10 enter into a
,crdm6le for the nomination; for thIi
reason we are more warmly for him
aud for thar reason partly, but more
particularly because we WuHS nan J0'
Governor, we have expressed ouI
preference for him in our Mass Con
vention. We would not force any
thing on General WslIhall against hi
wishes, or al any sacrifice of hi
interest. In tie last clause o
your paragraph you are totally upside
down, Os 10 the "lesders' in Mont
gomery endorsing Wantball to proven
the "pcople" endorsing either Stone o.
Humphreys. The fact Is one Of ou
papers was for Lowry and the othej
ior Stone, but the mass Of our voter
were go strongly tor Wathall ths
their demands for his endorsement
could not be ignored. Ii we canno
get our choice, Ithjnk that this dele
CATION will be tor Gen. Lowry. Th'
truth is, Mr.. Editor, our "people" snC
"leaders"-many Of them Walthall'
old soldiers-are eager to follow sgaiI
the banner OF their gallant cbicftain
beg that you give this communica
ton the same publicity that you sav'
the article which elected II, and an
very respectfully,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

Our name is mentioned for the nomi-
nation for Lieutenant Governor. Since
II has been mentioned, we would like
10 have the nomination, but 3 failure
would bring neither disappointment
nor modification to any degree to
worry US. tits not an Office OF active
duties in which the incumbent can hope
to serve the public 80 as 10 make
character as public servant, and the
inducement to seek It as an ambitious
man might seek q place which gave
promise OF making an honorable name
among men, is wanting. It is OF Inn
portance, chiefly, on account of Its
possibilities. The only canvass We
can make to secure the office is TO take
neediul measures TO bring 1t TO the
knowledge of the Convention that we
will accept the Office If rendered, and
with the more gratitude as 1t comes OF
little seeking.
ANY Of our coten poraries who make
mention will oblige US. A. G. HoRS.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Disposition Of State and National TrOSpsts
Suppress the sIFlksFs-Ths Freshest
Issues Another Proclamation.

vlspo8lton " StAto Aaa NauouA lFoep8t9
Suppress the StFlkeFs-The Freshest
Issues Another Proclamation.
WARRINGTON, July 2I.-Ths availa-
BILE troops ct Fortress Monroe aud Nor.
folk have been ordered to move
half here, and half to Fort No.
Henry. It is said the 9th Maryland
made Its fearless but fearful march TO
Camden Station without firing q gun.
The endurance and patience OF the reg.
iment is gazotted.
Gov. Carroll has made . conditional
requisition on the President, aud troops
are being placed In readiness.
RocHEsTER, July 2l.-The 54th regi.
ment left for H0rnelsville.
TRENToN,N. j., July 2l.-Gov. BedIe
has issued orders getting militia in
readiness.
WARRINGTON, July 2l.-The secre-
tsry Of War directs Gen. Hancock 70
send two strong batteries to both
Washington and Fort McHenry.
The Secretary Of War, after consult.
alton with the President, directed
Gen. French to send portion Of his
troops to Cumberland. This is in re-
spOnse to Q requisition from Governor
Carroll, Of Maryland.
The Secretary Of the Navy has Or
dered vessels Of the North Atlantic
squadron to assist in transporting
troops.
The President has Issued q proclama-
ton, similar to that In regard to West
Virginia, covering the entire United
States, and orders obstructionlsts 10
disperse on or before u O'Clock 10.
morrow, July %. Note-ThIs procla-
nation ignores State lines. The prelim.
mary proclamation however alludes
10 Maryland, and Cumberland, and to
the call Of Gov. CARROLL
The Secretary Of War orders General
Hancock to Baltimore.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Gen. French
reports that the troops ordered to Cum
berland duly arrived, and that railroad
officials felt relieved, and hoped to start
their trains Tomorrow.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

GEN. WALTHALL thus expresses him
self about the gubueratOrial nomination
in . private letter to q citizen Of Yazoo
City: "If the nomination should be
rendered nae, would be bound to &C.
Cept it, but l do not want 1t and hope
my name will not be presented to the
Convention"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

Is 1864 Crook and Sigel moved
simultaneously on the railroad connect
ing Richmond and the southwest and
up the Shenandoah, their operations be.
ing designed to help Grant by gripping
and confusing the enemy. Crook wa
fairly successful in destroying the road
but Sigel was forced by Early 10 retreat
Colonel Srolber ("Pro,e Crayonr)
who wa, Oh Sigel's staff. remarked lh4
the only difference betOewu the tw,
commander. wss tia while Crook wa
tearing W the road, Sigel was ie4rjas
down the pike.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

WAsHINGToN, July 2l.-Ths state
ment that Blaine and Wade attribute
the railroad troubles to Hayes's South
ern policy is premature.
Properly Punished.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-In the Quar-
ter Sessions to-day, Judge Tell sen-
fenced Edward Lynch, Emery Hess,
aud Edward Wright, convicted Of COM
mitting felonions assault on q young
lady named Baughman, each to hftseS
years imprisonment.
Arrest Of Gen. BSoObsdo by q o. 8.
omcsF.
GALVESTON, July 2l.-The Newss
special from Rio GTando City says there
iS great excitement Gen. Escobedo ana
sIaf wsFe arrested before daylight THE
morning by Col. Price, OF he U. 8.
Army, commanding ct Rlnsgold bar.
racks. Esoobedo intended 20 cross TIE
river to-day OF to-laorrow after rsceiv-
Ing aFmS BY this mOaipg's beat,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
Never Belonged 90 n Democratic
Club.
Editor Of the Herald

hultoF cl lls hcEAlu
1t seems that there l. candidate for
nomination TO an office Gu tie State
ticket, VITO nerer belonged 10 a Demo.
cratic Club. /, 1t possible that any Of
our people can think Of nominating
such a man when there are so many .!
our ci,izns competent 10 FL all OF our
State o.ices, who have worked ba,d
and spent a large portion Of their time
aud money 10 Orertir0p or enemies.
l. there no gratitude, no sense If right
and justice left among US?
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

THERE are rumors in Washington 10
the effect that the President will revoke
his order calling q session Of Congress
in October. As all the Departments
have been instructed to have their re.
ports ready by September his, tre-
port can hardly be true.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

IT is waste Of paper to send a COM
munication to the HERALD unless the
authors name accompanies It. No
matter what a communication contains
we will not print it, unless we know
who is the author of 1t.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

TIE Cincinnati Enquirer advises the
Ohio Radicals to follow the example
set them BY the Radical party in this
State.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

TIE Memphis Avalanche endorses
Hon. A. G. Brown as an independent
candidate for Governor of Mississippi,
but who endorses the Avalanche?
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

A NORTH CAROLINA railroad man
has invented 3 new spark arrestor for
locomotives. By his machine the
sparks are caught ct the smoke'stack
and are turned down OF the rails, thus
adding daily new ballast to the road.
bed,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
ALTERNATES.

THE Ercnch Anii-Tobqncco Associa.
ton has Illustrated the evil effects OIL
smoking in . striking manner. A pair
OF twins were growing quite satisfac.
torily and wee about four years old,
when one Of hem was taken Ill with
some tritling lilment. A friend of the
twins unforlp .ately placed in the in
faul's hand, as 4 play thing u lighted
pipe. The child Immediately puffed
away at the pipe, ami appeared to en-
Joy 1t thoroughly. The amusement
soon became habit, then a necessity,
until the child was continually worry
ing neighbors and even strangers In the
streets TO give bin tobacco. The effect
of ncessaDt smoking oil his cnnstitu-
lion was disastrous. While his brother
rapidly shot up inio manhood, the
premature smoker remainpd stationary
In his development, He i At the pres
ent moment In really young man,
but In appearance a puny infant, as
stunted In intelligence as he is In stat
ure.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

AN establishment in 81. Louis, II Il
said, cans from 1000 to 1000 beeves
daily. Part of this is exported to
Europe, and an agent is said to have
gone to Europe to obtain an army con.
tract.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

IT would be little singular II no
Republican Convention this year took
notice OF the President, and yet that is
what may be doue.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

SUNDAY at Home-Mamma: "Now
Jack, there are ten commandments you
have to keep. Ii you took thing that
wasn't YOURS you would break q com.
mandmenl." Jack remembering
something about some little niggers y
"And then there'd be ine,"-[ Punch.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

JEFFRsOS DAVIS has been engaged 10
deliver lecture before the Young
Mems Library Association at Atlanta,
Ga, next autumn.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
SCOTT COUNTY.
HHnphFsys'S PspulaFIly-PrsbabIIlly that
hs Will Carry the Csanty.
speeInl 70 the Hernld.l

Special 10 the HeFald.I
NEWTON, MIsS., July 2l.-6eneEal
Humphreys will carry our beat. The
news is be is carrying the county.
W.A,P.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27

THERE are quite q number Of Amer.
ican surgeons in the Turkish army.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
A Russian Repulae.

WIDDEN, July 81. - Yesterday 3
large Russian force attacked the Turks
under 0sman Pashs, covering Plevena.
Osman Pasha made q successful de-
fense. After q conflict Of ten hours the
Russians retreated, abandoning their
dead and wounded. The Ottoman loss
was comparatively small.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
WAR ITEMS.

LONDON, July 2l.-The Russians ar,
within three hours march Of Phillipol
lis.
A correspondent from Constantine
pie says the Turks are now displaying
great activlty,tro and munitions be,
ing dispatched in all haste. Unhappi
", the Notifications at Adrianople arr
very weak.
ADMANoPLE, July 2l.-sullmau
Pasha landed yesterday at Degratosb,
The terminus ON the MarmOsa of the
railroad to Adrianople. He is expect.
cd at Kauleli BOurgas tomorrow.
LONDON, July 2l.-The Russians
claim the construction Of third pom.
toon over the Danube at RhuOva.
Four vessels containing 260 cubic
yards Of stone, were sunk by the Rus.
slams In the SuliRa mouth Of the Dan.
ube. 5000 cubic yards Of atone were
thrown on these vessels, and the depth
of the channel reduced to four feet.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
F&484ts6,ltgR

Sunday Morning, July 22.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-27
The Delegates 90 the state Con.
VemaiOM.


Previous to the assembling Of the
Executive Committee yesterday, the
Delegates to the State Convention held
a meeting and e. E. Wright was called
TO the chair. An election was held for
two Delegates from the county at large,
and resulted IN the choice OF r. V.
Booth aud D. II. Alverson, with G. II.
Simrall and Wilson Bell, as alternates,
The delegation now stands:
CE Wright, Chairman;
Z h Webb. I Marshall Miller,
Geo N kleiG, K V Booth,
D II Alyerson, B q kiger,
J D Matiiugly, John L Hogan,
A " Brien.
ALTERNATEs.
Sam FisChel. VIM VI Chamberlain,
Al 4 A AtN 4 fa.,l
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-18

AN ORIENTAL KsoULAp1Us.-Mr Oscan
yam, in his book The Sultan and his People
tells the following anecdote of Turkish
physician, whose prescriptions and method Of
treatment will interest practitioners in New
York {: A person exceedingly i'll of typhus
fever called in one of these medical gentle.
men, who, although he considered the case
quite hopeless, prescribed for his patient and
took his leave. The next day, in passing
by, he inquired Of servant at the door Il
his master was not dead. "Dead No; he
is much better" Whereupon the doctor
proceeded up stairs to obtain the solution of
this miracle. "Why," said the convalescent,
al was consumed with thirst, and | drank a
pailful of the juice Of picked cabbage"
Wonderful !" quoth the doctor. And out
came the tablets, on which the physician
made this inscription, "Cured of typhus fever,
Mehemed Agha, an uphosterer, by drinking
pailful of picked cabbage juice" Soon
after the doctor was called to another patient,
a yaghlikgee, or dealer in embroidered hand
kerchiefs, suffering from the same malady.
He forthwith prescribed ga pailful of picked
cabbage juice" On calling the next day to
congratulate his patient on his recovery, he
was astonished to be told the man was dead.
The Oriental Esculaplus. in his bewilder-
ment at these phenomena, came to the safe
CONCLUSION, and duly noted itin his memoran-
da, that although in cases of typhus fever
picked cabbage juice is an efficient remedy,
it is not, however, to be used unless the pa.
tfeH be By profession an upholsterer Ed
tors DrGtcer IN Harper's Magazine for
June,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-18
Imposing Frauds.

"a certain nobleman some years
ago." says Bulwer, in his Caxtons,
"was conspicuous for his success in the
world. He had been employed in the high.
est situations, at home aud abroad, without
one discoverabe reason for his selection, and
without justifying the selection by one proof
of administrative ability. Yet at each APP
pointment the public said: "A great gain to
the government Superior man = And
when from each office he passed away, or
rather passed imporceptibly onward toward
offices still more exalted, the public said /:
"A great loss to the government Superior
man p He was the most silent person | ever
met. But when the first reasoners of the age
would argue some knotty point in his pres.
ence, he would, from time to time slightly
elevate his eyebrows, gently shake his head
or, by smile Of significant complacency,
impress on you the notion how easily he could
set these babblers Alright if he would but con-
descend to give voice to the wisdom within
him. | was very young when l first met
this superior man and, CHANGING on the
next day to call on the late Lord Durham, |
said, in the presumption of early years l
spent six mortal hours last evening in COM
pany with Lord -. don't think there is
much in bim.' Good heavens cried Lord
Durham, how did you find that out? Is it
possible that be could have-talked p"
Coleridge speaks of dignifed man he once
saw at a dinner.table: "He listened to me-"
says the poet "and said nothing for a long
time but he nodded his head, aud thought
him intelligent. At length, toward the end
Of the dinner, some apple dumplings were
placed on the table, and my man had no
sooner seen them, than he burst forth with
'Them's the jockeys for me = wish Spurz-
helm could have exhamined the fellows
head" The duke of Somerset is described
as one Of those dignifed gentlemen. His
second wife was one Of the most beautiful
women in England, She once suddenly threw
her arms around his neck and gave him a
kiss which might have glad Tened the heart
of an emperor. The duke, lifting his shoul-
ders to an aristocratc square, slowly said
MADAM, my frs. wife was Howard and
she never would have taken such liberty !"
-Baldwia's Monthly.