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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-11
Contents:

!. The United States Mining Law and Land
0filEe instructions hereunder Eaeh section ol
the las il immediately followed Ivy the Land Of1cs
instructions relating thereto. This Is couyea-
ien' arrangement. an % avoids turning several
page. when ghe Instructions arc consulted "a con-
nerf8un with tie law
.. 4 Digest Of al Decisions under tbs AiinHS
Laws now 70 togrt ii troGsAi down g. ths date
~ nahl attau. a0i containing the latest decisions
take Use place a.! al prior publications.
New ane Improved Forms for maGlns the
Tar"us proof. fF7a th~ location # claim, miners
lien. notice h. delinquent co-owuevs. &c. aewa 10
Issuance ~ r4totaI
4 A Complete liFr Ct Patented Mining Claims.
nvtaa@sa ~ state. 4aFttars. County, ai4a District
3b.s ..s- j. no-.4 10 ialHinG mrA nauy uE.es TIE
price e tlGe book
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
Stanley and NJ. ersa. Achievement.

As opportunity Ia afforded Mr.. Stan.
Icy to rscite the Incidents Of his African
explorations, the romance. dangers, pr.
WALTON. and toll OF his work are truly In.
tsrssting. and win greatly increase the
desire to read his book after Il shall
have been written. OF the natives who
started with him from Zanzibar In his
psrilous expedition. nine died on ship.
board. but ll2 lived to get back home.
On tina return 70 Zanzibar there was
great surprise among the inhabitants.
They had seen the explorers start over.
land toward the northwest, aud they
eams back by water from the south.
At Zanzibar Stanley was enabled to
report the condition Of the slave trade In
the interior to the Ssyxid. who Ia under
treaty obligations for It's suppression,
That official promised tog give prompt at
tsntion 10 the matter. and In parting
from Stanley remarked /: IT you know
OF any rich man who will build q rail.
road to Uksrews (Laks victoria). tell
him I shall give one hundred thousand
pounds to that object"
Thus II will DO seen that the idea OF
opening mp Q trade in Central Africa
through the medium Of railroads Is not
an exclusive idea with the outside world,
bat Ia entertained also by the ruling
powers OF the island Of Zanzibar them
selves. The offer OF 30 large . sum by
the Seyzid 10 assist the enterprise Is the
best argument he could offer 10 prove
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
CARSON ITEMS.

The Tc;b.a, Of last evening says Thor,
was great Publication among the Mint
drops and citizens yesterday over the INA
announcement that the silver bill had be-
come . Law. The Mint will now run 70 ~
full capacity. and the working force will
be materially increased.
Dan Tweeny. an inmate Of the Carson
Jail, attempted suicide on Thursday BY
drinking gin and strychnine. A prompt
application Of the stomach pamp saved
him 10 the State.
Travellers 10 Lake Tahoe can get no fur
Their than the White House. Clear Greek.
In wagons. From there they sleigh 1t.
Postmaster White Ia still confined 70 his
room with an attack Of infammatory rheu'
mAtism.
n. n. Yerington and family have re-
turned 10 Carson from San Francisco.
Harry Mighsls 10 again able 70 take his
regular shift at the APPEAL ofdos.
The Mint hands were paid Cd on Thur
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
rug TEXAS PACIFIC Jon.

Tom Scott IL President Of fourteen
corporations, and yet, poor man. he
wants the Government to let him bor-
row money and promise to pay II for
him. But Uncle Sam Is growing very
economical OF late. He is not A. prodi-
gal Of his coin rs he was a quarter Of .
century ago. and the Pacific Railroads.
whose bonds he has guaranteed. have
given him q pretty broad and practical
hint - To tho honesty Of subsidized
corporations. He sees, too. that there
Is money enough "in sight" in the
proposed Texas Pacific. II properly con-
structed and wisely managed, to make
the entire stock q good investment for
the idle capital Of New York and other
large cities. aud believes that II Tom
Scott Is sincere in his professions, he
can easily raise the money required
upsn subscriptions. and not DO forced to
borrow Q cent. The fact is. the old
ssh"smAn eyes oe"s w.
op'.'' AAu Us
us"'y a'qa"su ''"
~ w
A va"
h'sn~"! S''o'' 'ne ' """ w
undertaking A''ha' u"e was '
suen s'ea' mA.' 'n" '"P
N''e msa"',, A"u 'u'
m'n' A'' "u'' NV" nav '.'
we nave oeen 'n!
'u'e' 'o'p
grown n'n "" "" ~ y.
We DC 'o,'e' pay over! 's"' '"e''
as''' anu '' p
tufn' ~s can ''e' 'hA' d mone! WIS
wei" sAPsnaeu' anu 'ha' 'no ops".
ing up anu Improving VI "'n' "
scrss o' ou. 'ou"'y' ms A"P'' '""
ned the ouusy.
WIN iom oeo'' sn" y" paop'
'oad' 'n' case o'nen'. in' 'u"
s'rueuon OF the Union ana Osn'fai rs-
cine ines have demonstrated tho pracu'
eaoih'y o ! uans-conunentAi ROADS, anu
capitalists are perfectly Wiling 70 in-
vsst--h Tom cot Will let tnem' ihsre
IL q large Held Tor eompeunon' n the
profits OF the Texas Pacific IL properly
managed. would 10 immense. bu' IL Is
not Scots game TO enter into lsgiti-
mate competition, or TO give outsiders q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
nISJ. y. WADE A

Ex-senator b. +. wads died at half
past six o'clock this morning. ai his
home in jefferson. Ohio. whore he has
been lying very III for several days. He
was in the 18th year Of his age. and his
death takes from Us another Of thoss
sturdy old abolitionists who fought for
the cause Of human rights. In season
and out Of season. until slavery was
wiped out Of the Republic.
Benjamin Franklin Wade wa born In
Springfield. Massachusetts,. on the 9Th
OF October, 1900. During his early
years no gained a living BY teaching
school in the Winter. and working "a a
farmer in Summer. until the age Of 20.
whom he began to study Law In ohis.
and was admitted to the bar Of Ashta-
bula County two years later. His pre-
ferment in the profession was rapid. In
1885 he WAS elected prosecuting attorney
Of his county. and In 1887 was sent to the
State Senate. lie aiterwafu served ~
President Judge Of the Third Judicial
District OF the STATE ana IN 1901 was
elected United states Senator. serving
three successive tsrm. amounting 70 10
years. IL was here hal his unfiinehing
hostility to human slavery irst found q
q
proper sphere for action. He attacked
IL fiercoiy. voted against the bill 10 aoro-
gate the Missouri compromise against
the Leeomp'on constitution 'of nAnAA.
IN iooo' against inc APp.op'.oa %
s3o.ooo'ooo Tor me oqais'uoh OF 0u'"
and her Slaves And against al INC eou
promises oetwsen inc NORM and SCUM
proposed after the s'scuon o. frea'aen'
Lincoln. lie Was the very NE Anu sp'rit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

CONSIDERABLE excitement was caused
at Central Hall. Salem. Last week, by
the thorough exposure Of James n.
Choate. the howsr-tsst medium. in his
remarkable feat Of producing natural
flowers. A committee Of three was
chosen to examine the medium and zee
that nothing was secretsd on his person.
While attending to this duty they asked
TO see the handkerchief that Choate
held In his hand. Choats refused to do
this. but the committee insisted. and
sscrsted in its folds was found q num-
Der Of flowers. Without making any
explanation. the medium Immediately
departed by the back entrance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
1. o. o. 3. MEETING.
mHg MEMeHRs OF rae sEv.

THg MEMBERS OF TEE SEW.
l eral eneanipments I. q. o. y.
Of Virginia City and uold Hill are
reqas.ted 10 meet IN Odd Fellows
Hall. Virginia City. ON SUNDAY, hsrch 10.
1875. q . O'clock ?. n. To consider the PROPOSE.
ton Of 90 eicursion 70 Ban Francisco, caiifor.
mia. on the 18th day ofApnl next. All sncamp-
ments and encampment MEMBER In the State
are fraternaily and cordially invited 70 b pres
snt and participate 10 the proceedings.
BY order Of Committee
mh3 I'd W. II. HILL. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

OK Sunday morning. February IL. j.
l.. Briggs. q resident Of San Juan. Col.
orado. was caught In . snow.slids on
Hazelton mountain. and carried down
tho mountain two thousand feet to
Arsstra guleh. where his dead body Was
found seven hours after the accident.
The deceased leaves q vile and three
children at Pskin. Illinois. and had TO
turned to San Juan only three weeks
before from a visit TO his home and
family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

IT il said that the Western Union
Telegraph Company. having become
alarmed at the growing local 8 Of the
Bell telephone, Is about to INTRODUCES
the instrument into its business. and
that with this object in view. Ii has
quietly purchased q controlling interest
In the telephone patent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

Moopr and Sankey. the great wan
gelisis will begin their labors in New
Haven. c onnecticut. ON the fifteenth Of
the present month. A temporary pa
vilion is nov being erected for the pur.
pose. which will DO capable Of seating
i've thousand people. II is said that TO-
ward the close Of the next Summer
season they propose extending their
labors to the Pacific Coast. Il is to BE-
hoped that they will stop q week or two
in Virginia City. for they are much
needed there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.


Michael Boyle. . farmer Of Oakland
township. met with . singular and very
accident while riding toward town
Yesterday morning. The horse slipped
and fell on . bridge, throwing Boyle TO the
ground. and In such . position that the
horse stepped upon the PROSTATE mans
large toe on tho left foot, bending the zoe
backward and isttening II parallel against
the foot. Under sheriff Tyrrel brought
him 10 the city and left him at DR..
Reilley's ofiee. where the injured member
WAS attended 70.
All Chung, Q Chinsman working on Q
ranch near Durham. Butte county,
thought he wsuld kill some q 70 keep
his hand In practice. Accordingly 10
borrowed . sythe and selected country
man Of his own for apartment. He began
on the crown. which he cut OPEN and
then proceeded 70 wing him at bis pleasure.
Result. loss Of blood and arrest OF An
Chung for assault to murder.
News was received Of Sacramento on the
27th that the steamer Pioneer. Jr., which
left on Sunday W saw stock ON the lower
Sacramento, got caught OF the river and
Ia hard aground. She went out 70 save
acme twenty tons Of alfalfa seed. stored
near tho junction OF Miners and Suffers
sloughs, and the water went down and left
the boat. Unless the river again rises. IL
10 supposed that sho will DO eiectually
land bound.
Astory has got afioat that Le warne, the
s~on-in.law Of Joseph G. Duncan, Was one
--.- H-st-.. ~, Aha N.R Nal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

Louis wALsAxAs. who signs himself
"Child Of America" sent . cable tsls-
gram at q cost Of over $40 the other day
to Emperor William. saying. IL am the
conqusror Of the world. Don't vote
for the Pope"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

GroHorA is to have q new paper to be
called the CAs.fenokedn. The Jhnpkeas
and the Pee Dee Bee must o hide
their diminished heads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

NEAL Dow insists that the Maine
liquor law Is not . failure. as it saves
the State $25, 0OO. 900 annually. or $40
n head, for men, women. and children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

Con helps those who help themselves.
and they help themselves who push
boldly ON. and never despair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

Tho Boston 7ranscriP, says that the
Hindoo widow 10 the only ons that Gre
mates-ths others re-mate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
FOR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND lot ON MAIN STREET.
! IN 0olt Hill, formerly Known a. csrson
brewery Depot. Inquire Of THOs. TAYLOR
4 CO., Virginia. mia y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

by the overflow Of Grand Island. Gen.
williams and George ID. Roberz are heavy
losers. Gen. Williams says the deatruc'
ton Of property will amount 10 $780, 600,
though Of course there are other losers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

TVS Y~Oane.Orh Oyster and chop HOUSE..
No. II South @ street. Virginia City. 10 the
Leading estabilshmeht on the comstoek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

And In accordance with law and IN order Of
the board of Directors. made on the SD day OF
IAnnsry, 1873, 20 many shares OF each parcel
OF ruch stock 90 may be necessary Will be
sold II public auction. At the once Of tia
No. tiS California strssa, .Ssn Francisco,
California. on SATURDAY, the ~ day Of
March, 1878, at the hour Of u O'Clock n. OF
raid day, To pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
JOHN y. POPE. Secretary.
O1nce-Room . Ilsywart's Building. No. tl9
California street. San Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
NEW TO-DAY.

pULLION MINING CozrAnx..
. Location Of principal piAos OF ousinsss'
Location Of works. Cold Hill. Storey county.
Noticc.-There are delinquent upon the fol
iowiny-described stock, on account OF assess-
ipent mo. o. levied on the I'd day OF yanua,y.
1878, the several amounts set opposi.s ne
names OF the respective snafeno'osrs' -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

Tue Catholic Rsri.'c says that Whit
tier is ''an impious and raving rhymes
tar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
WoonyiLLE SSSsoLIpAIED

HILVEH NININU -IDckITUh
Of principal place Of business. san francisco,
Location oil works, Gold nlll, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol-
Iowins.described stock, on account VI Asscss
mcnt mo. o. levied on ths SD day of January.
is1S. tbs several amounts yet Opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. a. FOL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
PIANOS TO LEI.

A WOODWARD b BRowNA@
a PIANO o. ussd but . few
months. for rcnt. Apply at Mn.V wv
Mosis htlinsy Btofe. feS south O street
depot. % Main street, 0od Hill.
jstt1 n. B. PARSONS, Assna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

I HRRKBY NOTIFY AND WARN ALL WHO
i are Indebted IN M on account Of the Hall
rnad hxrhasgs told Hill. thst thsY must POSI-
or ! shall plsos their scoounis 10 tbs hasAs oi
On sitornsy tor collection:
fs1ftd kU0kNk nAkkkY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

PPRR'S NEW OPERA HOUSE.
VIRGINIA CITY.
JOIN PIPER. zee. .PRornsroa AND M,SAaER
]. II. VINsON ...............srAak MAsA0ER
LAST NIGHTS OF rHE MAJRRONIs.
PRODUCTION or "a LIVING STATUE
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF the Engagement Of
the arsa, Italian Artistes.
sIaNoR EDUARDO MuERoHl
sIenoRh eIullA TssstRo MMERoHl.
This Saturday Evening, March .,
will b produced the Romantic Drama.
A LIVING STATUE.
Ss.a,'.p S,s aS !. s. ~ 's ss. .: .s,a. M.,.,osr
SU.mi K.ii:; .""........s'asoaA MAIrsonr
sUNDAY RvENlNa-IAa Appearance Of
signos and Slgnora hAleioni.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Drees Circle and Orchestra seats..........ti 90
0ailery ~
Reserved Seais .................O cents extra
Private according 70 location
Doors open al Z o'cioet; Curtain rises Of q
C'ciock precisely.
e- Box sheet on view u the Theater from
i0A n. uli 4 ja6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02
M. Oertif. Sks. A

Names. No. Oertlf. shs. AMI.
Atiin.on ai LYON / co. rus. .Siss. g
Atkinson, Lyon a Go do $50. .i0 Is.
n Bs' bridge. Trusies. .....gSOl... .2s.....o2
U A Bendrr d Co. Trustees. Jos. ....lk..:.T
] W Breckenridge. Trust-e. .9iGl ....0 ....ia ~
C~sllaghan. Lynch 4 Co
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-02

SUNDAY RvENiNG--IAa Appearance O
signos and Slgnora hsefoni.
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Ss:asi. s.s S, 3. s. mn 's as.. . .s''. M.'s.osr
SUsmi K.ii:;} ...........s'osonA MIIrsonI
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-07-13
Democracy and Radlcalism'
New York Dav BOok.1


If politicals parties have any signif
canoe, and are entitled to popular res
pect, it ought to he because of the prin'
ciples they uphold and represent, and the
general policy they adhere to aud prac.
tice. There are two distinctive great
party organizations the Democratic and
the Radical. In foundation principle
they are as different as day and night, as
light and darkness, and as wide apart in
policy as the poles. They are not as the
electric poles, positive and negative, but
rather like opposing elements, as warning
and irrecOncilablo natural forces. They
can no more fuse and harmoniously CON-
bine than water aud fire, than oil
and acid. They are mutually hostile,
repellant, implacable, towards each other.
When one is upon one side the other
must be on the contrary side, and which
ever is on the top the other must be I'M
der. Until Christianity and Atheism
can become a. one, Democracy and Rad
icaIism must continue as two, and the
art of man is powerless to heal the breach
or bridge the gulf which separates them.
Democracy believes in system of gov
eminent in which the people delegate
only certain stipulated powers to the
rulers of their own selection, to be adj
ministered alike to all. and they reserve
to themselves whatever right and liber:
ties they do not surrender to the General
Government while Radicalism maintains
the theory that the creature is superior
| to the creator, and that the States have
no rights which the '"Nationa" Govern
ment may not ignore or invade at its
pleasure. in brief, Democracy holds te
the belief that the people are sovereign
and the Radical theory is that sovereign
ty rests exclusively in the Government
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-07-13
The Honey Bee.
Josh Billings.

+ Tie honey bee il an inaamible. critter
sudden in his impresshuns, and hasry in
his conclusions, or end.
His natnrail disposition IL warm
cross between red pepper in the pod and
fusil oil, aud his moral biaz IL 'git out
nv uS.way.,lS y az. " N. ,@>
Tksys have q long boldly, divided in
ths.aaiaalS rs, = waist, bnt their physical
imncrtshoslsys at the terminus Of their
suSbucss s. thess hape Of 8 jayelin. .
NhN jayslin 81 always loaded, and
stxnds reddg to unload at . minit's
wSkkinx md enters . man as still as
thSuch q spfy as 1itening, and as full
opE ,nslankolly al . toothake. :"
Bses neyerSargy . case; they settle
ava SSsihsif differences ny opinyua bi
letting }hsirs kayelins hy, aud arc % Ger
tain i hft - Msl II -
b. Bees are ns(sibna lissil kaut state
nat how iong theff iivss are, but kno,
rom lGstinks aM o5serv ashun, that en-
hyErittSr, "a he bug or bes he devil, who
i fi1ad al tie time and stings every
rod ,shanss he kan git, generally dies
carly. .--
Tie only way tew get the exact fiteing
weight ov asbee - tew tuch him, let him
Hill ION ou 4, vito his 5ayelin, and y6a
WILDE wiling tew :tssfifysin scourt that
sos sbody run, ., ene-tined pitch fork In,
to yer and, as for grit, ] will state for
the tinformashan ov those who havn't
had chance to lay in yermin wisdom al
freely as 7 hay, that one single bee who
feels we'll will brake up large camp
TAsrS iss one thing that q bee deesl
will give him credit for On mi books-he
aIwsys attends tew his own dizziness
aud won't allow anybody else to attend
! tew It, and what one duz lie DUE well
you never see him ; altering ennything
II they make emmy mistakes, it is ate,
| dark and ain't seen.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-07-13
CURRENCY.
Who's got your hy.trap:

Who's got your t'y.trap:
"Brush up yonr bunting.'- Boston
Post. Take US for goat, Ell
"a large ear denotes generosity
says the Graphic. Send US on a hat.
A soft answer turneth away wrath
but YOU can't fool a tramp that way.
The fourth of July orator has got as
far AZ that winter at Valley Forge.
The Rev. Vosburg dosn't seem bit
thank-over his escape. They shouldn't
tar and feather him.
A real lady in Vienna can tell the
age of beer quicker than a man. 1t
may be berry queer, bnt it is so.
Rome has twenty daily papers. six
teen of which are always being sold to
satisfy the claims of creditors.
Uncle Sam is going to pay that fish
claim like a little man, and next time
he will let other peoples apples alone.
Ohio expect to see apples selling as
low as ten cents per bushel this year.
That's the correct way to sell apples.
An English Judge says that Eng
lands downfall was assured from the
honr she nermitted steel pens to re-
place goosequills.
If you have olcanler trees and
COWS, don't let the COWS eat the clean
ders or the olandcrs cat the COWS.
They don't affiliate.
One of Jasper'S converts is frank
enough to reply: 81 doan know
whedder TIE got relisun or notify
me wild chickun ~
When men finally succeed in .ourn-
ewing to the moon they will find the
bars all closed, and have only their
trouble for their pains.
The establishment Of cotton fac
tory and seed mill at Natcl'ez has
brought a tenant for every vacant
house and store in the city.
This is the month of roses, Also
of thornses. Likewise Of bugses and
beeses, and the chickenpox. SLEEP
with your head to the north.
| The man who fills brandy bottle
full of water and places rose therein
and makes bouquet, is greater thar
he who Stays ten men.
1t is getting so on Long Island tina
if a wife has strange taste III he
mouth she at once jumps out door
and screams, "Pi'zened by my hus
band !"
1 A New York sporting paper has
department of "Thonghts in Sicl
Sta ble."- Courier Journal. Some
thing allied the reporter, probably.
The Rev. Jasper says that the moo
Is "a disqnieted mass of Opaque con
Aagruity," and it seems as if he ha
really struck the right thing now.
The man who invents a successful
flying. machine will have the thank
/ of people too lazy to walk, but "
, can't see where he is to make a cent.
Seven million acres of forest goin
every year-snpply almost run on
hired girl tanning wood into til
stove at the rate Of cord a wee
the end is nigh.
How nice it wonld be to be til
J.. moon And how mnch fun q moo
could have with an Alderman VIII
was carefully feeling his way hon
from a late supper!