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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20
The Preacher and the King.

Al L.
Once upon ume' 20 runs tns mos'
sutnsnnc stoy. oIs ., .n ~ s 49,
srcks ia,on,s ShaP,Aiu: Tsa
RON him oy tne manu- o' ass'n Ane
peculiar Susnuss IN 'ne ases.u ~. su.s.. ~
oienasuc ssa no. zen u ~ ~ uS;s ~
p'ssy sno nss'us'' .s.s''. NJ s...as. ~ -
known oouIAse u.nss' au rSm.n,
=, %,uu ~ - IT,.
Ss.a me sAe nos .,,
An' me, "s sr.n, % vi % .n .onsc;sn. -
.i % & ~ ri. r.iis;on. an,v
aou ~ - s,,,. ncs.... -nch
sno s'n y wy -. n;na5 A., Goo5
rouaIous p's.su -. -. 80
fansf issA's WIZ "' ~
my ,, ..- ..na;a.,. x..
, 'sns.s. I.s :. ~. ;..os.h,s san.,dsr.
49, " aa-n A. ~ nion. AMI
sas, "a .,.;ns, .hou, no brssth Of
scsndsi h.d sssr han TUNED.
:. m, ~h.s n HE csnyaoeS.. demand.
rsSS..;.k VIVA, vonIa bs do in
~s y, .,,., 60, vh,ch h.a
naI. ons.s ......ss',,~ ~ ILL 80, NJ. h..iS"
. IT,. saPo .hoor nj. hssa TT.
..a,s ~, ~.
% :. Hsr. or'.d ,bs King "w. will try
him I.ool va Hs .hsil preach In our
chanel nsrt Sunday afternoon, and /
viIi bs tbsrs. Bur he Ia 10 have no
s.rmou prepared. / will myself, when
sntsr he chapel. plsce In his hand .
...I.d n.clst vi,hin which b. will and
Az. ,.ss .na from that tsxt hs will
n,..ch M. ss,mon
tn. .c.Issi..t;c "a. eonsultsd and
,..di,, coassnss.i 10 The prouosi,iou.
Ths .,.ntfni dsv arrived and the clsr.
a.,.sn .ns.,sd m. cbspsl. and as he
nsssed nm the esuter aisle an officer In
s.nd, nniform ~sids-ds-csmp Of tho
E;ne-nut 4 ss.l.d pspsr into his hand,
- ~. ..ms tims vhisnerine. "From
IA. W.,..,,,,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

nsiiy vas born on Friday.
AL In the month Of June.
when roses are reddesf and swss'es.
And hrighsest shines the moon:
But was born 90 Saturday.
In dali Novsmbsr weather;
So Nelly u spring and Am Fall.
And We siss :. :. play toS',hss:
Ana Saturdays shild must voik fVr he living"
H,ly's eve ere Slus q tbs sky.
M(ns are q black % night;
And ne Q" little night.
nelly 10 whits - tss ross.
en- brown a. bear.
Nelly love- me aAd love her.
And Whatever we have We share:
.yos friday's ehiid 10 loving and diving. =.
sam Gang II frst 10 tease us.
CBoys Ike 20 tsass. you hnovJ
AID Nslly cried and fisssd ne.
And paid 10 shouldn't 10 %.
she woaid sell ne bird and the rabbit.
And chs had silver dime
But Sam lust iaushsd and looked at her.
Shading all the time.
"fridsy's ehid u lavtng snd givtne.
And saturday, child mast vosh ios i,s living. g
took my clean white apron
And vip>t POOR Nslly's syss.
And tod hsr vs'd BE- bshses-
hoshsr vosa bag oar piss.
Then sam Get us one on ssch shoaies<'
Just ss the tsa bell rang.
And carried Ne down 70 mother.
And sslly and I. Ne sang.
friday's child 10 LOVING and eivine.
But eaturday's child mast wosk fos W hs'hs'
Al fall grown men usovs had srpsrisnss
"Lsoh oai iot shsrhs IN LITIGATION bayr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

THE other day Swope and Bellows
were standing ON Girard avenue brids'
looking a the boats gliding up the rivsr
when Swops remarked "Thoss fsl
lows coming up In that shell look like
sailors, because OF the uniforms the,
wear" "Yss. they are like unto Ro
shell salts." replied Bsllows.-Phila
R..fl~f;a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

OK Thursday Lord Bssoonsnsld began
his speech % follows: MY Lords-on
laying upon the table. which now do.
which accounts for his opponents stig'
mstixipg him a q mountebank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

Ms. David Dudley Field sails for Eu-
rope to-day TO take part In ave different
congresses. .-Couisr-JoDr.ai II he
doesn't take . better part In them than
he did In the last Congress, he ought to
Be booted out Of Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20
h Counsr.-"Don't you sing, Mr.

Or Counsr. Don't you sing. Mr.
Stubbs p
wsll-ah. mol don't"
"But all your people do"
"wsll. you see. I've got no voice like
the rsst Of them. II isn't my fault-l
wasn't consulted. II I'D had voice In
the mattsr--sr-(sstting miIedl-rd
have had sns."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

Nm. Mary A. Livsrmors cleared
$4,000 last winter falling how women
are abussd and kept down in this coun'
try. She IL now travelling In Europe.
With her husband along to look after the
baggage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

BErxo jealous OF Grant. Dom Pedro
announces that during his next Euro
psan trip he shall slsep with his clothes
on, in order 10 lose no time In getting
stsrtsd In the morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

HoxrLY girls have the prsttisst shoul-
dsrs. N Ia said. = Dstrou Free Pres.
What variety show do you generally al
tend 2-Bcston Posi-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

A BOA CONSTRUCTOR at the philadelphia
Geological Gsrdsns swallowed an army
blanket under the impression that he
was getting . new kind Of raspberry
shorfcake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

TEE officials Of Flu Kien have given
The United States Consul $500 for Amer
ican hospitals. Now say the Japs are
mot good citizens. Fu Kisn-Bosion fos'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

A"purs white swallow" has been OBJ
ssrvsd In Hartford. and the New Haven
Rsgistsr suspects Il was gin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20
NATIONAL sAloun.

z! i III: :S|:: i: & s::s:
haif ssdiS = ~ lss.i MN rsssss o ny
sss~ ~ ssss~ ssias's'na~ a. ~
JonN Axp HENRY RossNBRoCKs
A ~ NATIONAL SALOON. 10. ~ xecA Q
sesst vftish oF W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

Oua own punnis, says; III . sub
scrip,ion for shipvrecksd sailors Is =
wreck collection. Il visit to the wreck
vrsck.visit 2"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

TIE n. Y. GrapAie cruelty suggests
thai Dennis Ksarnsy viii d wsll TO pool
down his vest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20
MEDICAL.

sAsyo.p,s RAptcAl cr.. q. otI.ss. :, 2 .s.s.,
ssr.. ssd gss@sssss q cur: cur: 10s Ss,.sss ", s. ~
ID Il parsiy vsretaSis dsifisfica, and > aCptied
loelJ ~ iasan .,ioa. and sosssitatioasliZ " in-
ssassasscss. Il sooshes. -hssis. I'D elssnsss tss
s...l E.s'sss @ :s.X :sss q sss:s,s:ss
tie ed poisen .iis which Il D slvsys ehe.lsd 9.
Cataffh. The stomscnl " snd ~ .o..lss
he formsiion OF sound. healthy tissas. ssd nn9ly
eosaiss semrleie control ever ths 49,. % -. Lss
Siss sii:Siy Ei. q ! 4ssesDs Issss.i cr..: -
siissted bt thousaads vho gratsfnlly teeornsnd
q sSvss ss.a ssnso, satsssss.,.d ~ ,Ss
boot Fespeetabis and reilAhls r.nryrcsA u -
sres, an3 Egod Isd,sss; sd v9s sn oc &C. .
snd fnll dirsction for its uss n II csssA hese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20
An Enthusiastic Friend Of ssnibed's
Radical Curo.

,1rins street, 81 Leais, No., Feb !. NY
A. A. li.lII... wssAinstoS Az, csZ .psss
s;. si;: g g. :Iss va. ssss
ssriousiy VIII y Sc;leiaI yeSr .dys,tsspfss q
Esl e .ssh i.l:.sa M a s:s:s. 3 ssIEss
:I%s sssIis. ssss fs:f
ss,Sssr iiss ssiiSsss cfisSsiss ssd rod ssss's
s,.s ss ..,.s. :asssss :: e ,s S..st
:::S 81 ~ /: = s::5 ss;:
n ssl:sss III ssssa G S =: saS sS.ss:: as::Ssa
course roo eoeid l.sEcly inerssss ihis Hgpssr.
soid by al Wholesale ana Retail pyueEists and
Ds,sn q AsaIilPss ssIcss ss9Si "a Gals:d sssss:
and WbolsaAle Druxxista. Boston, Ma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20

AL fall grown nsa vsevs had erpsrisnss
.Lsol oas Z: sAssis IN Litigation s.yr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE
dnis olty. better fnosn e The WHITE HOUex,
are rsqussted 70 make immediate payment 70
ths undsrsignsd. Who 10 daily Authorised. by
erdsr Of The unitsd Statss District oourt. 70
ssSsa D, ruIvzsxAN. Tns.sa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

The acquisition of vital energy !. the stepping
stone 10 health. whrn the system lacks vitality
the various organs nag In their duty, become
ehronieally irregular. and disease is eventually
constituted. To pssseat this unhappy state of
things. the debililaied system should he hailt up
by the use Of that inlmliabls tonic, Iio.ietter's
stomach Bitiers, which lnsigofaies the digestive
organs, aud insnres the thorough conversion Of
food Into hlsi of noaTishlng quality from ~hease
every masels, nerve aud shn aelaire anSonle.i
supplies u sIgor, aud The shols system sxpeTiearu
the beneficial eaecl Appeiiie reiarns, the whale
sysism Is refreshed bY healthhil slamler, The
nerves gro~ siroas aud ealn,. the ds~londeney 10
goiiea II chTonie dlsssloa aud an uncsrlaia State
Of health disappears, aud that sallow appearance Of
the skln peculiar 10 habiiual insalids aud per.oas
dshelsai la vital snsny, is nplsesi b alass bs-
colains tings. as-st
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

Rich RESEoADEs.-The poor man
at Memphis is the sufferer; the man
Of wealth has gone away with his
money or locked it up behind him.
Says the Avalanche: "Memphis has
many rich men who own palatial
stores along Main street. There is
not one of those rich men here today,
in the hour Of our calamity. These
rich men are neither Represented in
person nor by their surplus dollars.
The majority of the men who are
standing in the deadly breach. fighting
the most gigantic plague that ever
cursed American soil, are men who do
not own 81 in real estate in Memphis.
Where, il asks, Is this man and that
man, giving their names, ''and a score
of Others that We propose to mention
at a future time? Have we seen the
light Of their countenances or the
color of their money? Facts are
stubborn things, and we are now treat
ing of facts. The men who are to-day
standing in the fore front of the hat
tie have no capital but their manhood.
God bless them"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

"will you forgive me, Wilbur, and
show that you do, by Allowing ", PFC.
ture 10 remain where you placed ~ |
dare say that have dozens Of faults,
but | hope time will correct them all
perhaps shall he perfect some day,
but I fear il won't be ill I have
wings"
"Rcsa, we must bear and forbear.
You must try to bring out my best
points; you will doubtless haze Try.
ing time Of u. but remember what the
immortal poet says, and he is author.
ity;"
"Nothine lovelier can he bund
In woman, than TO study household scot.
And good works 10 her husband to promote"
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q" Essrme". Consumption Of rm.

'
:" preaching 20. 'ne p'o,ecnon ana
Pc'pe'"auoh o' 'ores's' 'he b"moer-
wan "o'e''e gives some interesting
"'''c"'',s OF 'ne amount OF umoer
ov"'eo every year =" 'n~ country
oo W. nav now my" aoo"' W..
wv "''es ., 'a''''"' 'ne annual
O. 80 wy I,', "''. wv ",s w s'eePe's a'o"e
., 90 W s"'.y yea,s s'o","
" 49, ", 'eaee me- 'oao'
" - ''ia's " N"s' 'oo'vv n nn"
- WV" WYNN cos' e'o'vVV'
900 900 900 ~ 'u'"'' s,'' ''se " 'ea'' eio'
y W. ." =" oon 70 Nsp W 'epa','
Wv ' .''VVo ""es " "''e, wn' cn
.e !" " putting up ooV'oV
Nv, ~ WINE n,s,, 'ne annual repairs must
49, oov'Vvo more Inc NUE. '"s'g'
' ''o''e' "a'c" CONSUMES annu-
, =" Us ms"u'ac'a'e 'vv,oV cuo'c
'se' Vi '"e ""es' pune. Inc "f'cks
sns' "a, sre annually oased require =.
WV'oV corus o. wood' winch would
sweep 'ne "moer c'ea" rom oo'V"
ac'e'' onoe Peg are qa''e as 'mpor'
'a"' IN a,''c'e ~ ms'cnes OF o.'cks'
~" 70 MAKE ~" sn ,sq aan snn"a, sup
Ply consumes 'oo'"V co'us OF nne
''%'er' "a''e 'ne man nun cun Oh .'''s
anu o'V' ''ees 'ases ooo,"" coras OF
n"P'e' "e"' a'' "."' .no aoo"'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

A facetious brakeman on the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad cried out as the
train was about entering a tunnel
"This is one mile long and the train
will be four minutes passing through
it," The train dashed through into
daylight again in four seconds, and
the scene within the car was study
for a painter. Seven young ladies
were closely pressed by seven pair Of
masculine arms, fourteen pairs Of lips
were glued together, and two dozen
inverted whisky-hasks flashed in the
air.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

The most enterprising colonist Of
the period is the baboon Of India. A
band of 200 or 800 balloons has sud.
denly appeared near the village Of
Augurpara. They are great brutes,
four feet high, and as savage as wild
beasts. They attack children, and
even full-grown women, without fear,
and have set up reign Of terror over
the people, going in and out Of the
houses as they please. "vittling free"
upon the plantains, guavas, mangoes,
and other fruit grown in their gar.
dens. The people are afraid to shoot
them, as the whole colony would at.
tack them instantly. The police will
not interfere, and the village is not
merely ridden to death by these apes,
but is in such a state of insecui ity
from budmash,s that the people have
sent a deputation to represent their
condition to the Government. The
village is eight miles from Calcutta,
The strength and daring OF the ami.
mails are declared to terrify the people
the brutes selecting girls and women
as the special objects of their attacks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20
TRAINS eo,Na Nonr,,.
CONNECTIONS.


TRAIN No. 10 eonRecis At RlehinanI Jaaetian
~ and iroin points bet wen thew ani Livingston:
~ stanford wlth stag-s 10 and foni son,ersrt; 81
pshNlie station with stages to and frOm Danyille
Ctyi ~ MitcheiisburE With sisers 10 and from Per
~ ville aud Harrudshurg; NJ Lebanon With stage.
10 fruta Springfield, tanaphcllsvilie. Colunhia asd
tireensburg 81 Lebanon Junction With Trains
having ~ Ifo '. n. aud i;io a. ~, fsr Memphis
Montgomery, aud intermediate points. Pa-senser.
going 10 points North, East and West nom Iani.-
vile are transierresl 10 Train No. q NJ Lebanon
function. Train No connects II Cincinnati June
tlcn with T. &. g. u q. zoe the North and hast
~ LOUSY ille IN tnion nepot With q. A M. and !. =,
". X. u. for the North. East. aud West aud
vita U. ;. Male line sieaRser. Ior Cincinnati and
the East.
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are run between Louisville ssa New
Ortenns. Via Meuss emery. u.eusss tiie
nod New Ost~sn~. Via MNan, I.osts-
Vile and Little neeht also b~su peu
Louisville and the pptaetpal etstss
North. Essf aud ~ e.f.
For information about Tickets and Fn,lsr,nt
Rates 10 ilefhla Arkansas, resss, the soaih-uesi
q p. ATMORE
Zeal Pass. and Tirkct Agt,
Louisyiile w.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20
Observation-Disclosures
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS come sorru
CONNECTIONS.

raScngcfs on L. G. a I. u. n (shost I.inel .. N.
J. r. ", a. a. ". ". r. and Y. ;. Mail Line
>teamers genncct ~ Louisville with TRAIN No.
J. INAlN NO. connects az Lebanon Juaction
WIN irain No. y Zoe all points on knoxville snd
hiehmoud htanthc-L lrain No. ~ connects al Ieb
anon function With Train No. from all pblnts on
the Memphis and Montgomery lines; Al Lebanon
with Stages v and fruni springfield, tampielsvile
tolumhis and ,ireenshurgi o. Miichellsiurg. vith
ianville Staticn With Stages 60 and ifom Dsnsills
tttyi ~ stamford With STAGES 10 aud from Somerset
a. hiehtnond function 10 and nun points istseen
frvine. etc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

WHERE A NAME WAS Useful. 1t
was on the train and he was trying
to read. There was a crowd in the
cars, and amongst others a lady with
a very sprightly little girl that had
blue eyes, a head Of glistening gold.
and an inquisitive tongue. She piled
him with questions and toyed with his
watch chain. The mother. who was a
widow, fairly beamed upon him. lie.
nervOusly, TO the mother; "wha, do
you call your little darlingl" Widow,
smiling: Ethel" He; "Call her
then" Indignation. Reading re-
sumed.-[Raleigh Observer.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

All Of them have used DIR. Bulls
Blood Mixture. Whomi Those who
heretofore suffered with Bois AMI
Pimples, but who are now free from
such annoyances. y
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20

Since the passage Of the Resump.
ton Act the decrease in greenbacks
and bank notes-s35, 1928, 1856 plus
s29, 1905. 4S5-has produced a contrac.
ton Of ga. 634.466. II to this be
added the Gil $50. sos Of greenbacks
on deposit in the treasury for the re-
demption of hank notes, and which
are, consequently. Withdrawn from
circulation, the contraction amounts 20
over s79. 900. 900, being at the rate Of
over sis. 200. 900 per month. -[sena.
tor Thurman, at Hamilton. Ohio.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20
TRAINS NORTH BOUND.

() tonncci With Z. q. ALRR
t2l Comment With I. G. A 4. n n. and X e. mn
til kentucky River Rridrr
go Connect with Stsrrs ior iiarrUisbure
~ Comment with = W. Railway G,F IIarr,ulshurs
lel VOnnert with l. A n. aud q. =. ma
NonneStion NJ tin'tl With all diverxinr Roads.
lrsinA No and M. stop at nursln Tor Dinner
priuciIal stations on Lime
EDWARD p. WILSON,
sap't aud Geu'l las. Ag't
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TAKE No OTHER.

TAKE No OTHER.
Beware Of thcsc who know nothing Of Meaical
Compounds, who put out Bo~irums known 10 sour,
and being analyse prove worthless, and only made
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ed reputation NJ zeilin A Co.'S medicine. The-c
frauds have I'M reputation TO snstain aud will cheat
you for lev pennys every way they can.
See Who Endorse the Genuine.
Hon. Alex. u. Stephens
r.. ev. John W. Beckwiih, bishop ct Georgia
Geb. ohm n. Gorion, 4. :. Sruator.
NJ. Rev Bishop Pierre.
Hon. John ON shorter.
J. Edgar Thompson.
lion. r. N. Hill.
Hon. J. C. Brecktnridgc.
Prof David wills, D. u.
Chief Justice Hiram Warner, at Georgia.
Le~is wunder, Asst. 2, NJ, Phila., IN.
And thousands 81 Others FROM whow We have lei-
ters Of cOmmen lsiion aud Recommendation.
Il Is emiRenily Family Medicine; aud by ieing
kept really or immediate rcsori will save many an
hour Of suffering and many dollar In timc aud
doctors hills
DIR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
ssSurACruRED ONLY ny
J.H. ZEILIN a CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, IA.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
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MEDICINE.

leak hr elcan, ncut WHITE WRAPPER With
the rei symhoilc hitter slamIsi apou II In the lbr
Of ribbon gracefully curvei into the letter z, en-
hrscing the emhlcms Of our trade, s,aiula Mortar
and Graduate With the words A. a. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR or MEDICINE thereon;
also observe the signature II !. n. zEIJ.IN a On.
In red ink on the side.
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lsfad his roisTeei Young Okiord vas sired by
Isrieeii"ni nrund ~, Pryor, The pngsrly II Jas
lianki-sa oNiord dam was tho odd Job Push
S.'u, grana dana Lady rughi x. grand dam the old
Iafkrder sow
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utRErTs


The retsii pricrs Sr provisions. &c.. A. - w.
love
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Three little words, full of hope and
meaning. In the first bitterness Of
her resentment she had thought that
she never could forgive. but woman.
like, at the first word of tenderness
the barriers of pride gave way, and
she threw herself into his ouistretch.
ed arms and sobbed out
Dear Wilbur, you too have much
to forgive. oh. why did you marry
meJ"
because | loved you. but not hall
as well as now; let me explain my an.
pardonable rudeness.
81 had a dearly.iovsd brother,
younger than myself, who early de-
veloped a genius for painting and
drawing in oil, but, alas he was a
confirmed consumptive."
"He devoted the falling energies of
his young life to the picture that you
50 numerically ridiculed; il is 10 me
sacred memento. hallowed BY a
thousand associations; can you blame
me II ! could not hear to hear Il criti.
eised in terms Of levity and disgust
J. thought you we're very heartless,
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RAILROADS.
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN R.R.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT APRIL 18TH, 1878.
TRAINS souTII-BOUNp.

TRAINS souTn-nouNp.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-16

CINCINNATI, Nov. l5.-The competitor
on east bound passenger rates, which it
is said have been secretly cut for three or
four months past, have finally forced
prices down to the lowest figure known
for years. To day the Atlantic & Great
Western announced New York & Phila-
delphia ticket at one dollar each; Pitts
burg, 2.75, with fares to some common
points in Ohio at a nominal sum. The
Pan Handle rates to New York and Phila-
delphia have not yet been reduced below
SIS, but this will no doubt follow its op-
ponents with decreased charges. Tickets
sold at these prices are rebate tickets and
spectators have no opportunity to take
advantage Of the reduction. All agents re-
port good sales to-day,and know nothing Of
return to former prices
ST, LOUIS, Nov. l5,-The cut in rail
road passenger rates to the east is becom
ing quite interesting here, as well as else,
where. To-day the Vandalia line cut from
SIS to $40 to New York and was immedi
ately followed by the Wabash.