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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-28

NOG-A white Pointer Dog. liberal reward will
l. be paid on his delivery at AZ Shelby street =
DRY GOODS-On Thursday afternoon, Novem-
L. Der l4th. Jon Main, between Adams and Jeffer.
son streets package OF dry goods. Finder Will
please Raw II at WINS store, 251ls Main street.
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AMUsEME STS.
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

TTIuE SPENCER PLACE, on Vollentine avenue.
i two and one-half miles from Court Square,
containing ten acres; five orchaTd house con-
tains 10 rooms; also cistern; good outouildlngs.
Apply on the place. II. W. SPENCER.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
DULL-FLoUR QUIET WHEAT LowER-CoRN
EAsY-oATs QUIET-PoRK QUIET-LARD EASY
wHIsKEY EAsY-sPIRITs TURPENTINE LOWER
BosIN EAsIER-PETRoLEUM QUIET-ooFFEE
QUIET-sUGAn QUIET.
MONDAY. Dec. &c p. M.
Business wxs light in most commodities to-day. be-
ing interrupted by tho rain storms. On
Change interest centred I'm the wheat market. in
which tnero was decided tumble. Flour quiet
Corn easy. Oats quiet. whiskey easy. Pork dull
Lard easy Cotton the spot unchanged; futures
closed dull Groceries quiot also naval
stores, oils and petroleum.
CoprxE-Thc market for Brasils unchanged. Sales
we're 1000 and 200 bags Rio, City Of Para private
terms Mobile; 500 bags Rio, Fides, and 500 do
ex Marie sold private terms Mild coffee dull We
quote ordinary cargocs l1lsc 1lAc fair do lake.
i4,c; good do, 1tsac l5c prime do. l5hc. Ice.
range for lots Ike lIlsc; Santos fair TO good
I41,c gold % days; Java government bdgs 22iac
de do, grass mats z3c 2tc Singapore, Ice lie.
Ceylon I7c; Maracaibo, 1899. 161ac Laguayra
14c q l8c. jamaica llc. l0c.; st. Domingo, ll1ac
l2c Costa Rica, 15c 1Sc Mexican, l5c. 16<c.; An
gostura Ice 11c Savanila. l3c l7c Curacos 13isc
14c.
business being with spinners Futures opened points
closing prices Of today compared with Saturday, weo as
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
The Stock Market Active
and Steady.
GOLD 100 l-g A 100 s-S A 100 l-2 A 100 IA.
Government Bonds Firm, States Steady
md Railroads Strong.
Money on Call Easy at 8 4 a
2 1-2 Per Cent.
WALL STREET,

MONDAY, Dec. 2-6 p. M
A Mondays market-never q particularly active
one-was rendered less to-day by number Of ex-
traneous circumstances which were brought to bear
upon it. Mr. Gould's effort to bull gold. bear stocks
and tighten money was accepted as one alarming
feature and the meeting of Congress- with its corner
grocery knowledge of finance, taken as another.
It was fair suppositon that the first named indi-
vidual knew perfectly well what he about and it
was equally probable that the second named legsla-
tive body knew nothing of the question whatever.
Between the two-the Vaccinations Of Gould and the
anticipated bundering Of Congress-the only won-
der Is that stocks were held as firmly as
they were At the opening and for an hour
or two afterward the share list was generally
weak and lower prices were made throughout After
midday the decline gave way to an Improvement.
which grew with the day, and eliminated with .
handsome rise in the whole list. The knowing ones
Of the street, who plentiful as backberres and
eager to disseminate information at the absurdly
ridiculous compensation of "two for quarter" ap-
prise that Mr.. Gould has been large buyer Of all
sorts Of stocks to-day; that he has succeeded in
covering his shorts to satisfactory extent and that
the bull movement in gold has been abandoned. APP
parently this surmse was well founded. judging
from the decline of quarter per cent in the gold
premium and the advance of several quarters per cent
In stock shares. From opening prices the recovery
which afterward set in advanced the most prominent
specialties from 81 to ~ cent the grangers and
Lake Shore being especially active. Tho improved
feeling extended to Of the usually less
sctive stocks. such Wabash. Michigan Central and
G. G. and c., the latter in particuarundar the at
tention Of the new pool which. it is reported has
been formed to advance the price belief Of .
Judicial decision in its favorhavng the price Of its
stock advanced from 5 to 61s and that Of its first
mortgage bonds from 81 to 59k. The impression
that Mr.. Gould and his companion pessimists in
stocks had abandoned for the present their bearish
ideas. the decline in gold and the cheeruLtone Of
the Presidents Message far known before the
close of business, important factors in chang
ing the tone Of the market from the sombrous de-
preston Of the morning to the positive elation Of
the afternoon. Under these favorable circum.
stances the market closed. the quotations Of tho
leading stocks. without exception. showing greater
or less Improvement upon opening prices
The opening highest. loves. and closing prices Of
stocks and gold at tho New York Stock Exchange
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

staned-Good ordinary 7lse strict good ordinary Sc
low middling s1sc,; middng szsc For future delivery
the sales follows Saturday; after one r. MDe
cember, 900 at 920c, 500 at 92c.: January, 80 at
926c 800 at 927c 400 92sc 100 ut 929c February
SOD at s3sc 300 ut e39c, 900 at 4Oc March, 60 ut
s.5lc, 800 at 95uc.; April, 1000 at 964c,
800 at 96sc.: May, 800 at 9.75c.; ! 400 ut
To-day. mp to two NJ -December 100 at &c., 800 at
s24e lsoo At saet 400 a 925e 100 At saee coo =
92sc February 200 at s3sc 900 at 9s7c goo q 2 ssc
March, 100 at Use. 600 9a0c Ut 95i 952c
400 ut 95le, 200 952c 95Ic 40 95Oc 0U0
9.49c, April 500 At 96;c, 100 964c. 800 963c
100 at o62c May, 800 at 976c 800 at 73c June. 100
at 9s7c, 600 ut 9ssc 500 at 9s7c July 500 at Y97c
100 995c Total 600 bales Grand total $500 bales
Tho receipts at the ports follows alveston 6S3
bales; New Orleans 1886; Mobile, 64S4; Savannah
3063; Charleston 1870; Wilmington 5o6 Norfolk 2 lso
Baltimore POS; New York. pa Boston, 2244; Philade
pha 272 Total 80 $50 bales This day last week. 6 6lO
bales This day last 40 75 bales Total since Sep
tember l,719,52S bales 10 Saturday nght Cotton
freights closed follows-To Hnvre by steam, Lice
compressed; by SAIL 1c To Hamburg. by steam. &c.
pressed To Bremen by steam, Nc, compressed by SELL
hc. To Liverpool, I'D 9-s2d by steam; by sail. nd
FIouR AND GRAlS.-Recepts-F 20 400 bbls wheat
24955l bushels; meal 225 bbs and AIT sacks;
llo574 bushels; oats l1374 do $3.50 do; barley
about steady The sales, including State Western and
Southern 500 bbls within range Rye
-four ruled soady with sales of 300 bbls. meal
quiet with sales of 500 bbs Barley quiet sxrowed
State at 9Oc Barley malt also quiet Rye stead
hut uuo
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

sheep weight 9e lbs per head at &c In - Michigan
sheep. weight lOi lbs per head, at 81 As per cwt;
50 Michigan sheep, weight ~ lbs per head, AZ
4lec h.; 400 Ohio sheep, weight so lbs. head
81 Is ewt ~ Ohio sheep weight 9s lbs head at
iisc per h.; IL Ohio sheep, weight 100 lbs per head at
81 90 per cwt IT'S Missouri sheep weight lO4 lbs.
head at 4Se per III i7d Missouri sheep weight io8 lbs
head at ~ 40 cwt ld2 Canada lambs weight II
lbs. head, at 5c see per lb. A2 Canada lambs.
weight 75 lbs per head. At 50 05 So Is per cwt; 10
Canada lambs weight ~ lbs head at - 20 cwt
MLcH cows-on poor quality cow, with her calf, sold
for SO
yEALs CALvRs-The feeling of; values unchanged.
Grass fed calves sold 21c 3c b meal led calves
u &c. per Id; veas from lean fair at 5ac &c.
per lb
HoGs-Demand. steady: 146 Ohio hogs, average live
weight 1872 lbs. per head, sold at So Is per cwt.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.


LIVERPOOL Dee. 2-5 P. N.
CottonOf the sales to-day $500 bales American
Futures dull
LONDON, Dec. 2-5 30P.M.
Produce-Calcutta nseed, 46s Cd. per quarter.
Refined pet rolsun. od. per gallon.
Tallow 36s Cd per cwt.
Refined petroleum, sgd 9d. per gallon.
LVERPooL. Dec 2, 1873.
Pork-Prime Eastern dull NJ 5ps.: prime West
rib dull .ls 3D. long dull short dull
at 2Ss Hnms-Long cut dull at 4os shoulders dull at 1s
Beef-India dull 7ls; hrmer at 7as.
prime market bare LardWester dull AZ ABS. Tall
lowCity steady at 3Is Turpentne-Spirits dull al 22s
Rosn-Common dull at Is 9d line dull at los
CheeseAmerican choice dull .I7s. Lard oil steady
3Is Flour-Extra State steady at 24s. Wheat-Spring
No. i. market bare do do. No. crop steady
Id do Western winter steady at SIS do do Southern
winter steady Mt Us I'd Corn-New mis- ed soft steady
Yellow American steady at 29s Rosn-Com,non Lon
don, steady ut 5s. TurpentinoSprs London steady
21s sd. Receipts wheat for the Atlantic
ports So 900 from Pacific ports 1000
from other sources $3.50 quarters Receipts of
$4,000 quarters.
FINANCIAL
LONDON Dec 2-4 r. u.
Gonsos 94's for money and % aie for the account
Paris advcs quote five per rentes at ll2f SOC foi
the account.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO JANEIRo Nov. 30, 1873.
Coffee market quiet with downward tendency good
frsts, 900 5 $50 reis per 10 kilos.
Exchange ON London, 22isd .
SANTOS Nov so 1873.
Coffee market quiet with downward tendency; superior
Santos, {, 200 400 reis per 10 kilos.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER
ordinary 77Sc Not receipts 6933 baes Exports coast
wise, =, lou. Sales, l ,4Oi. Stock, l22, ,934

%ss sssi1.y rs ss' ss' stosi sss. Exports
Cotton weak middling SIC: low mddiinr sisc good
alaa r. Great Sss sn % ssss 10 sSs
Continent, ii,ss Sales, 5000 Stock. ie2,7o5.
Cotton quiet and steady middlng sse low middiing
Sac good ordinary SC Net rssspss s4s4 bales EA
Cotton easy; misdng: ssss; low s mIadling, lss;
Exports-To the Continent 5525 eoastwse, Iuso Sales
1855 Stock, 1865.
Cotton easy buyers offering inside rates middling ec
asssss. 9E da1E SHa Ss SonsasS
wise, 2,oss. Sales. 1000 Stock, 7e5s2
Spirit. surpsn.ns quiet se:a ss a j
& % a. a s $ yrs % ar q arm 20 s. r o. asr sa sna
unchanged
Flour in fair demand; sales 800 bbls at the following
as sassas-ss sa%ss 81
y 80 e; new process, Is s. westsrn-So Ne spring
81 e q g. hit q 80 y %
Eys SYr Ss 80 Wheat steady sales ,s1 Si
sss aS qaasd asss rIS
s It Ss.a
DO Western u 2se state ssc c Barley steady; coed
sps F%s held
css.a.' e 'sss' a" S. Mil feed /. good r
q. ton ~ ss es
i Ss,i'
;:::ss;:.' ss. s..$:': s:
rear j go s9o a se iasy wheat S 3 aoS bushels % 4 do
sssnsss EsssssSs1&Sss. isoS ss:ss, Grain i
Barley ms
ss,s. and sss'' FL
Oats arm and IN good domsnd. No WSiie o1,e No )
s% p.Ts er MAsa sas
si as
dull family 81 os ss1ssa. asis, pss ss sna
s'.isy
ssS sa sR 81 It T. 50 Steady assy and ID
ss
Ssat sn and as
aie'S j. % 8 = e. % sassh Y s1 sa = = g = y TO- psss
1885; shipments. AS
Wheat hrm amber Michigan spot 95Isc asked. e4lsc.
bd sales December and January 4, se No red winter,
aary ssc; No, rcd, soc Western amber, sc. Corn
Ai!s s; SsS sns
Flour dun and unchanged ssil Dss sad
lower No rcd winter, SIS No Chicago spring. ssc,
spring 69c Toe rejected 55c 55c Corn in fair de-
mand but at lower rates 3osc. cash December; 3i4e,
2o1ae Janary; rejected i7e Rye steady and an
cash No 4s1ac 53Mc Pork in good demand but
ut lower rates. W 90 cash $s - 80 60 December 81 s7
lower she cash s 7a IS IS January; IS s2 IS
February. Bulk meats dull and u shade lower; 2Ac.
and 81 for shoulders clear rib aud clear sides Whis-
&C. Rscep.sIi7ooo SSls aour 1890 bushels wheat.
10000 do corn, 10000 do oats 5000 do 2sooo do
barley. Shipments-liOu0 bbls. -four, ll9OUD bushels
wheat, 1000 do corn 1900 do oats, 1900 do barley
Market sossdWheat stSmger % Se sas December
frner, but quoabIy higher Pork frner; IS 10 De-
cember ST ON January Lard steady and firm 53sc bid,
December; IS 72llx bid, January.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
closing quotations. at three p. NJ. Were:-

The total sales OF stocks the Board to-day aggrs
I'd 164, ,455 shares. which distributed fol-
ws:-Western Union Telegraph. $50 shares; Pa
efc Mail. 800; Erie 4.5O0 Lake Shore. 3O.550 nli-
nois Central 200; Northwestern, 20.025 Northwest
ern preferred, 1850; O., c. c. and l., 1O0 New Jersey
Central 600; st. Paul. 1860; ST. Paul preferred.
1900; Wabash. $50; Ohios, $500; Lackawanna.
$1,000; Morris and Essex. 5000; Hannibal and St.
Joseph. 25; Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred 500:
O.. C. and l. G.. $3.50, Delaware and Hudson, 2.725;
Michigan Central, 5o0 Kansas and Texas. 1000.
The money market easy, with call loans ut 3 a
iper cent, and at the close at az per cent. Foreign
exchange quiet. with actual business at 4.s1
4Slls for bankers long, AMI at 4.S51s 4S6 for de-
mand sterling. The foreign commerce Of the port Of
New York for the past week as follows:-Genefal
merchandise imports including dry goods, So.
produce exports $6.7S3 2o4, and specie exports.
$19O40s The total imports since January this year.
$265 OO3, against SOL 2G3 for the same
period last year. and S26l in 1876 The total
exports Of produce since January 1. this year, were
$31i 1s4, agans. $685. 72Gls6 for the same time
last year. and 242 500 in 1876 The total exports
of specie January this year. $1l 1856 $780,
against s25 1856 for the period year. and
$42.17s,730 in 1870.
Gold opened at 100. fell to 1905 and advanced to
100h. The price later in the day became weaker and
tho market closed at 1904. Tho borrowing rates were
Aat to per cent and the carrying rates to per cent
rvt a.t,, h.x,.a .atat
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

The following amount of bonds. stocks. &C., were
reported sold during the month Of November Gov
ernments. $40 6Oo State bonds s75 9l0 railroad
bonds sl2.s73,G0o; bank shares. sl,647; number Of
shares of railroads and miscellaneous stocks 1885, La
The closing orotations at three p M were.-
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

The official opening prices Of mining shares in San
Francisco were:-Alpha. 10; Alta, Becher, 8; Best
apd Belcher, %; Bullion 61a; Caledonia. 2A Cali
fornia, 1O1a; Consolidated Virginia. 81; Chollar
Potosi, 3sh; Crown Point, 5ss; Gould and Curry.
9H Hale and Norcross, 1874; Justice. 4; Julia. 2A
Kentuck, 53S; Mexican. SO 35; Ophr. A 43; Over
man. 49, Savage. II; Seq Belcher. 25 Sierra Nevada.
IS S. Silver Hill, tx; Union Consolidated. IS .
6s,z; Utah, 20; Yellow Jacket. Is; Exchequer, ~.
The following is the statement Of the Comptroller
Of the Currency showing the issue and retirement Of
national bank notes and legal tender notes. under the
acts of June 90 1874 and January IA. 1876. to De-
cember /, 1885,
National bank notwithstanding when
act of June 90, 1874 passed $340 894, 1872
Issued from June 90 1874. to
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

Bid. asked.
United States new AVS. 1891. coupon 104as 1854
United States new fours 1907. regist. 93ss 99ts
United States new fours 1907, coupon 1905 1905
*Ex-dividend.
State bonds at the Board TX higher for North
Carolina skies, old january and July and IL lower
for Louisiana sevens consols to which dealings
confined In railroad bonds there advance of
per cent in c. c. and l. G. frsts, per cent in Han
nibal and St. Joseph eights convertible; in c.. c.
and l. c. seconds. sS in Ohio and Mississippi seconds
and in St. Paul Il. and NJ. Division) and New York
Central coupon frsts. There a decline of per
cent in Jersey Central convertible assented and Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas consolidated assented and u
In Jersey Central firsts consols assented
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TINE DANE FRANCHISE, D'AGE MUIR DE B0NNA
famie, nsrae, ayant lexperience dos enfants d Dc
renscgnemen desire une position CONNIE nsttutrice
bonno famiilo; references Sgdresssr Oh III
TKRN, n ~ University place III.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
BEFORE CALL-l2 80 P. M.

I.dU z. N.
$1,000 Us4s, .lso7hc loox $1,000 Us4sr loo7xi ss
2.30 p M.
$1,000 US 6s c. 1881 1925 $1,000 US 5s 81 b3 I06sl
10000 US 6s 1881. 1u6L 2O0O US As, 9, 1907 lOlsa
1000 do........ 1863 5000 Us 5's 1881 be 1861
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

The wheat market was almost panicky the open
ing Of business. when prices turmbled about &C. per
the bid and asked prices the second caDecember No
spring, 9oc. bid, 97c asked; do for January .c bid
asked; do January 9sc bid 81 o3 asked No red winter
for January 81 Os bid 81 O9 asked do February 81 10
bid u y asked The sales dncuding ~ bushels for
all December; 81 o6,l for do, January: sl ook
for q do ~ January u" and 81 os for No. rod cash.
Corn easy closing ut the second call as follows De
cember steamer 454c. bid 45s4c asked do No = 46ssc
do. No. = 4s1sc bid 4s5Sc asked February, No. 46hc
bid 4sc asked The saies dncludng " Oo bushels for
ber No 2 45ac for January, steamer for January
No. u 4654c 1876. for Nq mixed; 45c for steamer
mixed; 4sc for No white; Ate for high mixed
and 4c 7e for nngraded mixed Oats we're aniet sales
about 25,OOO bushels; white Western 3Oac. 81
State white, ssc gle State mixed, 3oc Bic; No 2
GUNNY CLorH.-The market was quiet, but without
lO1tac. for pa lbs.
City of Vera Cruz has arrived with 939 bales Ssa lao
bales Of which for export Jute butts steady
single dressed $780, undressed SIPS $780, Russia clean
$2O5 $40 gold; Italian $2o $275, gold jute 41ac
&C.; jute butts 2ssc, cash. and 2Ac
times Manila hemp, 7c Sisal, o1sc 5l4c according to
MoLAssEs-The market throughout was quiet. We
quote cuba, centrifugal and Mixed 1Sc 2c.; cayed
25c Soc; Porto Rico 25c 35c English Islands, nc.
SOC New Orleans, now crop 25c. 3sc.
easier Spirits turpentine was weak 20 bbls sold At
29,c and 40 bbls. sold at 29c, aid offered
that We quote:.Spirs turpentne merchanta6!e order
Wilmington, 81 25; Washington ~ l21s; pitch. s. Ad-
vices from Wilmington as foows:-Rosin firm
ss a s. s a q sg
SL,cks Ashore. AEodt
Rosin. 6s,366 o4O5
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. 2, 1873.
Cotton quiet; mddlins sjse new mddling, sse; good
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

prices of spot cottonThe following quotations based
American standard OF classification and cotton in
running In quality than half grade above
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

lOIo A. Nj.
$1,000 6s 'S1 r. lo6k $1OnO SIS, sl, 1861
2OOO0 do. b3 1o6z 10000 6's, cur. k ll9
10000 6's, 'al, c.. 1898
ll.l5 A. NJ.
$4,000 500 ,67 be IO6,& s25Oo 4sr O7bcc a9i4
5000 500 c. '6s be lO9Z 5000 As G. 'O7bo lOOx
Iru1sNn Tr . d,.'- -',Cf7., gnJ1
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

pNy
ment of S5500.000 Halifax award, otherwise the
ordinary decrease would have been 81. $50. 75o 3D.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
sG2l s4s, and from customs s473,67o
The following is statement of the amount Of
coinage executed at the United States minis during
n
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-14

curing in our country, you may ask a hun

curing in our country, you may ask q hum
dred nersons the question. which they pre-
fer. riches or poverty, and every soul will
saw that riches is preferred. Why should
neople. having so many examples before
their ewes, choose the very thing that otten,
as etherwise, promotes discord and suffering
rather than love and happiness? They so
choose because the love OF money may be
fairly said 10 have become hereditary from
the universal education Of the organ OF at
ouisitjyeness. Money is II power in all the
land-it buys men alid women to commit
eri,ae-it controls in many cases legislation
hoth State and national. and which are ad-
verse 10 the rights and liberties OF the peo-
nle. We send criminals to Congress, who
nerl,aps for the first tine in their lives show
themselves such, preterfing foreign or do
mest;c gold to honesty, the interests OF their
constituents, or the best good OF our com
mon country. This false and excessive ed
ucation makes the rich unhappy and brings
a host of troubles unknown TO those who
live and love and labor untainted by this
sclf.,nade curse OF Mankind.-Cor. Journal
ofAar1cuiture and Farmer.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-14

quality OF food, and living in IA pestilential
observation-disclosures they are really too
poor to afford to breathe pure air-and,
worse than all, her eldest son, a youth eight
cen, has been compelled to leave college.
ana Is wasting his young life in the subject
lar Of large wholesale dry-goods house tor
the merest pittance. Has this woman done
the best that she could for herself, her chill
uren and her husband ?-Etten Hunter,
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WHAT A WOMAN THINKS.

Poetize over it as you will, the ugly fact
remains that drudgery about the house tends
to impair a woman's health, to diminish her
attractiveness, to make her narrow, and CIV
Ell to gossiping about the petty cares OF
everyday life. If a woman is SIMPLY a ser
want. the wear and tear is much less, out
when besides housemaid, one has TO De
nurse. dressmaker, mother and hostess' IL IS
little marvel that the average woman Is Qua
and faded at forty. All married women cai-
nor Of course teach, but there is usually
some one thing they can do we'll; why not
t,,r, that one talent to account and make IL
the means OF adding to the family 1und, anu
olive over the dull routine OF heavy mousse
.',or,- 70 some one who has no ability to do
anything else?
T know a little woman in this city VINO Is
a tasteful, rapid sewer, and who' previous
70 her marriage, was an
or She was married to a poor man, whose
s.,orv was then, and is now, lass than tweh-
~ dollars a week. Seven children III az
have been born TO them, three OF who'' !"'i
hovsl are now living-of the folly ana cfin'-
innlity Of their having q family when 50
noor,y off I shall have nothing to say Az
nav he imagined, they are not com1of.ao'y
housed. or clothed, neither can they "ioio
n,tr;tious food. A friend suggested . ie"
wears ago, that as the children were al o,u-
o. than seven years. and attended scioo,,
tna nother might 6 hang out her sting,e
and establish herself as "a s;s
husband was outraged at the ldea +" us
wife working "for her living" ana SO s"a
annt;n,,es to this day at the dreary rou'l,'
~ nansework. working beyond har f'fsfs.,
waar;ng shabby clothes, eating the poofeS'
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-14
GOLDEN SH EAvES.

Possess a conscience free from guilt,
A name upon good morals built
A hand that willing TO relieve,
A heart that feels when others arlevc,
! few kind friends your lot to shafe'
Who love you we'll for what you are;
And cot OF palace be your home,
True happiness to you will come.
Repentance is a flower that grows not
in natures garden.
Not the failures OF others, not their sihs
Of commission or omission, buthls ms
deeds and negligence should a wise man
take notice OF.
The pilot who is always dreatllnga rocA
or a tempest must always remain d poor
ssharman. We must, at times, trust sonhe-
thing to fortune, for fortune has oiteh sou'e
share in what happens.
To feel much for others ana li11e iof
oprselyes: to restrain our SELFISH ana TO III
a,,,,o onr benevolent affections, constitute
,he perfection human nature.
A man who shows no defect is a iooi OF
j, hvpocrite. whom we should mls'l'se'
~, = GRO detects 50 hound to tine qualites
hat they announce then'--deieess "h0' y
* we'll not to correct.
" &
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TWO ROBBERS

r,,, Death from ,n. some fair face
" stealing lite away ,so yr,,ce
Is 81 weep, save she' the to,d S,,,1'
an nn,t earth shall lose '0-u"s
s S"Ia beauty, year by ~: sa "a
var War;, her slow, fading s | tes,,9
I'D Death not often dares
A. lake the worlds distress;
10 1,,;,s Time, the cunning mars
surely all lovellne's'
=. .,onrh by breath and breath
l.as, Shrink from ss''s, DEATH
NV, honor crafty time
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MA" said a little four-year old, saw
something run across the kitchen floor this
morning without any legs. What do you
think it was 2" The mother guessed various
legless worms and things, and then gave it
up: when the little fellow said: "Wlly, ma
it was water -
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Gratitude is the fairest blossom which
springs from the soul, and the heart OF man
knoweth none more fragrant. While It's
opponent, ingratitude, is a deadly weed i'm
ORIGINATING the very atmosphere in which it
grows with fetid vapors.