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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-20
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Our Pittsburgh dispatch yesterday a j;
nounced that the Nail Association had
failed 10 come to an agreement, and had
adjourned 70 meet again on the 18th OF this
month. This announcement was too brief
70 convey altogether a proper impression
AZ to Just what was accomplished at the
meeting. As, stated, nothing was deter
mined, but at the same time progress was
made. -Four mills were unrepresented,
andone Of them sent a dispatch Of such .
character as to leave It's action uncertain.
Several o. those present were unwilling to
conclude anything unit. they could first
return home and submit the plan propos.
edto their directors. They were not all
even willing to vote to recommend the
plan reported! blythe committee appointed
1.-THE 4th inst. to their respective boards,
butall at length agreedto simply submit it
to their directors.
As this whole subject is q matter Of mo.
ment not only to the nail mills Of Wheel.
ing and their stock1iolders, but TO our PEG,
pie. generally wehherewith subjoin the
report Of the committee in favor Of a pool
arrangement. It was asubmitted in the
form ofthe following yd saaaraI
giy' ARTICLES OF ~soREENEST.
This article OF agreement, entered into
between the undersigned, manufacturers
of cut nails aad spikes, tciinesseh:
Fmsr. That the saidparties agree to and
do hereby enter into an Association To- be
called the WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION,
and do hereby contract with each other
that they will adhere to, be faithfully
bound by, and carry out such decisions
and regulations regarding the production,
prices and methods and terms OF sale Of
nails as shall be agreed upon by the. said
Association, and also all rules and regula-
tions passed in accordance with this ar
ticle OF agreement.
SECOND. The objects of this Associa'
O ton are snL-tf 1a1n'ftf N'ta Is
A. To so regulate the production Of cut
nails in the territory west OF the ALE
yheny Mountains us to keep the supply, SC
lar as the same is practicable, proportion
B. To provide such methods OF dis.
.tributing the entire product OF nails as to
remove all possibility of undertaking the
prices established, and at the same time
reduce the cost Of such distribution to a
minimum.
G. To fix and regulate the card rates,
terms and selling price Of nails
THIRD. For the furthering and the bet
ter accomplishment Of these objects, there
shall be SIX persons elected annually, as
The mills in Pittsburgh andthe Valleys,
combating Of - ..rAffaLr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05

A.
FURNITURE.
.BUY OF the MAKER
PEREMPToRy AND HEAVY REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF OUR NEW SPRING STYLES. ON ACCOUNT
OF ovEgsroCK
For examplc:
Handsome Queen Anne Bedroom Suits, ash or walnut.
reduced TO S4b.
Marble top sideboards reduced to So.
Fine Esstlake Dining Chairs In leather, reduced to 80
Elegant Parior suits In silk, scv.n pieces. rednccd
TO $50 -
Ana at equally low rates all the latest novelties 10 tho
Queen Japanese and Jacobean styles Also large
line Of Furniture specially adapted fer the furnishing OF
SUMMER KEsIDRSCEs.
GEO q. FLINT CO.,
Manufacturers
STORES NOS Io4, log AND ioe WEST I4rh ST.,
between 9th ana 7th one door west OF 9th Nv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY s. l87a-QUINTUPLE SHEET

AMUsEmEy'rs.
GKsAAS Sbb o ofkkx HOUSE House.
~ T THIs ; SysBsy E EyEEsIISS$:
GRAND 70 CENT CONCERT.
Under the direction Of Mr.. HENRY TIssISGToS. :.
THE WORLDS GREATEST coRNEr PLAYER.
+ /. f. + +. w
AND rAE WEI wksSn Aa anasD rIsSo IS vssS
Doors open At ia Commence It . o'ciock.
R FARE OPEN H9IsE Lease, and Manager.
LAST % WEI f NJ 81 $H y S ssS$$EsES s
MONDAY EVENING. ~ 80
King Loar John MecalloarA
Tuesday EVENING AID wKDXEs6&Yf axiTsIE
WEDNESDAY a aSp AT TRu hspaiAi EVENINGS.
FRIDAY. sE sSSf q Mr. MCCULLOUGH.
SATURDAY MATINEs. yIRaiSIus.
Mr.. TONY PASTOR a9S nSb his GisslAr rnours
FdFTH ro ,xSSE5 ra tHaSbxn EVENING.
ENGLISH DEBUT OF slaNoRA MAJERoSI.
THE LATEST DRAMATIC Observation-Disclosures.
sIGNoR AND .sIGSoRA
i III j T; !
IN THE SEW SOCIETY PLAY.
...uusBAxD AND WIFE,.
BOX SHEET READY AT A. NJ.
NEW PLAY AND GREAT CAST
oath St.. Fifth Avenue Hotel.
CROWDED HOUSES BRILLIANT GATHERINGS
nightly aste.. and popularity Of the Final
HIIIEE's wosDEas:
LAST WSlA ROE koBE SaA HELLER IN NEW YORK
LAST WEEK But, one o. ~ ~ .rw vo,v
THE aRA1HEN CHINEE.
nm AND THE SILVER RINGS.
MISS HELLER
will at each psrfomans. and continue to bae
puzzle ana 00s shcos sISy IGr
THE pEcAPITAnoY FEAT
the curious illusions yet evolved from the
0a'e csany9sa somss Mr. Heller to have his head
plate and carr Cd aboa. the hall Whom Magician
ss a sysrshns ana the whole
affair Turns to be dream
LAST WEEK But one ,ooFF,ve - .rw vopr
LAST WEEK BUT ,, one , O. - .rv vopx
SEASON CLOSES MAY Is
MR. AND MISS nE I1NA SAIL FOR EUROPE
EVERY EVENING AT
- ciiiLDREN HAP fIICE TO MATINEEs
w fsoDrissor ana Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLAcK
DIPLOMACY.
BOX opTfdE ofEs oun aEEEs Il
hhs laE + Ht rsshhswhLL rERyoRTsS@hs a"
La VIZ nsisss, rss
s,ss AN Dsps9e NM xsS DaSisH
As''ssi hsssi ssi;' sils,
wEPMSEEse5Sxy 0iIs 1 6E
FRIDAY A s1ly Rs n's vS %SaG airISEE
Matinee admission so cents seats 50 cents extra.
Next S @ Tf a: ts%s mas Hs1ohs
the rsgnnz musical Il been %
nearly 400 consecutive nights.
(yRAND CONCERT AND KEADlNGs
GSa.oxrn.ss HALL ar AZ y. AMP 18TH .,s 81
THE NEW 0SfSSakk ,HESSIoS ~ syotSa MEMS
MISS O. GoMIEN. coNTRALTo
MR. A r. BURBANK. ELocUTIoNIsr.
MR. c. PalTscm. TENOR.
MIR. A. sousT BARITONE.
MR J. N. PArTIsoN. PIANIST
NIX JOHN j. 0ARoLAN. ELocUTloNIsr.
Mr. W. A. RABcocH. vIoLlSIsr.
NIX. A. srIAUB, AccoMPANIsT.
y5 5s'E ssrs KITTY H Hns eH S5Shh.
IL TUESDAY evening; Msy5; 1873,
"''1 Epi.eopai Church. Lake Mohesaa. g. y
Admission, with reserved seat, 81.
Tickets can be obtained 81 John H. Bird Esq., No 1877
iormancc.
A BEnLL's TivoLI THnArR.,
THIS syS sssS s sSESis sSssS$r osISaE.
The Isr s0s zEsH SiS as gSs EHaAL
EArE AIR sE aRAS6 b MyiIc oecurs
as s - our has S2fsE
i W5rS SlHE x xAEs1y STARS
II MAY .: ls5 :, a. g. o'clock =,
~ AID 81 tue Seaside ems Tor sui
nsa Hs.r I%cSsfER and %%cNGs
BY the generous courtesy Of Miss CLARA MORRIS. with
'n ,.av.rai = = OWEN General NJ r. NeucwAuOy Gon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
B0Ous"s
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS

and at lowest cash prices
We daily receiving from our factory Furniture Of
every description from the cheapest to tho finest made,
and will this ofler great bargains. IA
Rand 1 ha tnIl, nx Drice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05

MIRRORS. CoKNiCEs. CURTAINS LAMBmEQUINs
Window Shades, Mats, Rugs &c &C.
China ana Cocoa Mating, isoni lec. upward
our Carpet warcrooms the finest in the city.
Our will experience delay In receiving theif
goods purcha have made due arntion
~ delivery trucks overy
ono will BIO promptly served
A. al BAUMANN. 18th nv. uud a6th at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05

~ the number Of delivery trucks and
ono will be promptly served
- 4. al. BAuMANN 18th nv. aud a6th at.
Furniture
Great reduction Ia prices OF
fu'n'u''' Carpets
Bedding
W. GUINEvAN'S
6SS 9Th av., 43dst.
Read price list.
Walnut Chamber suits
Ens,nclied Chamber suts...,........ IL 90
ainut Chamber suits marble top - 90
Enuueed chamber suits marble ton. - %
Dressing Case Suits % %
Dire ssing Case suits eed ....... 80 90
Waluut Dressing Cases IS %
Walnut Bure aus marble too II %
Walnut Bureaus with glass ................. IL %
Walnut Waslstand. ............... 80
Walnut Bcdstead 50
Sofa BEDS ~ "
I.ouure Beds : OD
Wxlnut Extension Tables. bes. %
Leaf Tables. so
Dining Chairs . -
Cane seat Chairs. ...............
Carpets Bedding and Oiicoth nufacturers prceA
Parior suits made to order.
Remember the aud rumbcr.
w GUINEvAN. dss 9Th av near AID st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05

AIUsEMENTs.
csTaXDARn THEATRE. BROADWAY AND SD ST
Sw HENDERSON. .......... Proprietor aud Manager.
Let those sasa Who laughed before
THIRD WEEP
and continued immense success Of Mr. J. K.
EEEE M Nm Ny NM EEzx TIT
H. /. E||| II|||| J.. /
F F FIJI + F: 7 I !. !
NJ ne i ~ the
Tainted Away IN NJ Arms" schneider How You Vas s,
the inm..s sni ssasS seans Receipt Cold
the sroas Court scene and che Happy Disbursements.
.wAKE oUrw
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY nATlNEK
POPULAR PRICES.
TONY PAsroRs NEW THEATRE.
sss BROADWAY.
THE LEADING VARIETY THEATRE OF AMERICA.
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
1n Fsa aas2 K snW 9 s5Ek EVER
Special engagement Of the king of Ethiopian Come.
dians. the great
COOL BURGESS
Farewell engagement in America OF the beautiful and
R1cAAoS 'fS's SISTERS.
Engagement extraordinary of Signor TITO.
CELINIs GRAND EUROPEAN BALLET.
MILE. MARIE GAUGEkIN. PREMIER.
and twenty .hve Seconds and Coryphees
The wonderful PARTISAN MYSTERY, entitled
''SALLE DtABOLlQUE."
The magnificent
DRAWING ROOM SCENE,
introducing forty beautiful ladies In and elegant
costumes.
First sppsaysnss n Ssw Y91k n ty wv . ysaIs Of
the f3vorite Cantatricc.
First appearance OF
BANKER AND MILLS
the we'll known sketch and specially Artists
First appearance of the great Comedian
CHARLEY HANKS.
as the POOR OLD MAID"
MISS MAGGIE WILLETS,
Serio Comic Vocalist.
Tho CARLTON SISTERS.
Premier Change Artists.
Tho great "JULEENE."
CHARLES II. YALE.
VIRGINIA MARsHALLw Q TURNER
AND THE GREAT STAR COMPANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05

would call the Attention Of the public TO their immense
stock Of rich aud plain
FURNITURE,
at their established houses
AZ and 40 West lIth ~. near 9TH Az
We have and best selected stock N the oity
every OF Furniture required In house,
keeping
Our stock has all teen manufactured within the last
six mouths consequently We are enabled 70 sell new
goods per goods manufactured wear
We old 70 sell ~ less than nall price,
still selling gnods a. remarkably low prices
We warrant All goods sold \, IL.
Gail and examine Tho largest stock In tho city.
We are SOLE AGENTS for tho -
CENrENNIAL PARLOK CABINET BED.
tho best cheapest and mas complete ever offered 20 the
public We guarantee TO keep these bees Ia order ee ~
expense.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25

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~G- &c rras. asd that sse h44 sezr a.
EuOEs % try tie elimsse &C AlSeTla fcr
tx twnc6t og kcF h1sba7d's healtA.
Secretary sehaz rcnied the haas. aEd
no ohesEiRg meas w&s received cnBoera-
ing the invalid. lie died on the ssth Of
JasaAry. Society is again busy in ascfib-
ing his death to the ridicule TO uhich he
was subjected, and which wore upon a
delicate, sensitive temperament.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25


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n- g 1870 ra -
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80 49, --a9@ So A~
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49, :. $3.50 H- f-a.- u''H- - a'-s
suHa e'~sz~ q. - l CO.,
a@~S 90 3 90 ~~
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49, ~sr~ t.saaa 80 @r-a 80
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25
Facts for Those Who Burn Kerosene

Kerosene oil is one of the products de-
rived from refining crude petroleum as it
comes from the we'll.
The oil is always more or less Danger
GUS, according to the amount of volatile
gases left in it.
Every lamp filled with the fluid is
liable to explode after burning several
hours.
But no explosion will ever happen with
the lamp full.
The danger comes from the constant
generation Of an invisible vapor in the
confined space above the OIL. This va
por, which is infiammable, is caused by
the heat Of the burner communicated to
the oil; but it will not explode unless
exposed to flame. The metal attach
ments on lamps often become 400 warm.
er than the oil, which is itself sometimes
as high as 1000. Hence, kerosene, to be
entirely safe, should be near 1909 proof.
But very little of the oil used is as
good as this. Of sixty-three samples
tested, only eight were found entirely
safe. This will account for the terrible
loss of human life from the almost uni
versal use Of kerosene oil. In the United
States alone, last year, over 100 deaths
per week were reported from accidents
by Kerosene. ......-
A simple test is to place tablespoon
full of the oil in saucer and apply a
lighted match; if the oil ignitcs, it is un-
safe, never use it. II it does not take fire
it is not necessarily safe; because the
temperature of the oil in the open air is
not so great as that in a burning lamp.
The only reliable test is one made by
slowly heating some oil in which Their
mometer is placed, constantly noting the
number Of degrees and applying lighted
match, not to the oil, but to the vapor, if
any, just above the surface. If the oil
flashes below 1909 reject it.
This flashing point Is the temperature
at which the oil enits au infammable
vapor, and depends upon the quantity of
naphtha or gasoline in the oil. This
point should always be higher than the
temperature that the oil ever reaches in q
lamp, which is often 100 degrees.
Cautions. /. Keep the metallic parts
of lamps clean and the air passages open.
Q. After q lamp has been burning three
or more hours at one time, never relight
again till filled. ..-.-.
3. In extinguishing the light, turn the
wick down quite low and allow few
seconds to intervene before blowing out
the Pickering fame, OF, better still, do
not blow it out, but let it "ficker" out.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25
Practical Joking in Norway

The presentation of Christmas gifts in
Norway is the chief diversion of the
season, and 10 this many strange customs
are observed. Thus, in some districts,
the gift 10 hid in . truss of hay or straw,
or sometimes IL is placed In bag Of chat.
The donstor then watches his opportunity
and slyly ixes the truss Of has above the
door Of his friends room. When the lat
ter eaters the hay falls on him, TO the
great enioymeat If the kisdly coaspira-
tors. Who are probably vsicAisg ELISE n
hand Thea ec<aes % e~ger saa sxcif-
ing sexrcA- Tia sras h ripp-a opsa.
kznss tkrwss In sa3 e9; shso4.k the srs.w
~ sss tiil she gisf 10 sazsa. n . hseA ms-
mest tA~ aa.4zzs x-x~-AlF ss~rsae
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tss~ ezgs~~ss~~ sf god ws-A-. Sue sA<
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as~ma mAs wv~m a~ o. @aea amem~~ s~nmw
~ aAam mr~m~ anm@zma 6aas $3.50 -.
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b nnS~ ~~@ IN ass~wsa@mG SOS wmz -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25
Nature Demands a Tonic

When the nerves are unstrung, the head
aches, the appetite is poor or variable, the
sleep disturbed, and general depreciation
Of vital power is experienced. Such q state
velopment of serious disease. The most &C.
tive and genial invigorant known is Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters. The absolute purity
Of Its spirituous basis and botanic ingredi.
ents gives 1t q permanent claim to public
confidence, and its surprising medicinal
ton, by whom it is widely used In private
practice. For fever and sgue-both as q
preventive and remedy - dyspepsia, liver
complaint, bilious remittent fever, constips.
ton. choleraic complaints, fstulence, and all
intestinal disorders, It Is q thoroughly relia-
bic remedy. IL 10 the anti-febrile specific par
excellence Of the malarial districts Of this
and other countries, where diseases born Of
miasma prevail, and - general household
remedy IL 10 also universally esteemed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25

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~ azarri-~ $50 go 60 tssF .ss-usNx ~ -
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a-a-~ - q hs~LEr a Co s-Srh1-set lu -
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800 "a az ra<,ar C--s F~.-s iss-v slsa vour
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h'"ary S~-d. saiFg~4 . sny SeFs- DO. sses .,
cAsrs~. D. az assssxss o. $50 t@ur srssr. (, 4
hAvLki a CO. wssi.sa sne grtaii Grax.r. o !.
AL xss suiter suo.i saa Fraaoi.oo r. o. Boz -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25
Little Heopla

And what they should wear has often pug.
xled fond maamas- Foo the beseat Of those
Who Do not know we will stale that at suiii-
ysa's. I'D ke.rny street they maize dill
4rrss dresses sst esezks . speciality and
Keep "a had . tua assortment made "a The
rev sssae ~ wooden razssri41s. also of psqnr,
o<Esnase, swissI esma~te En9 eaIsra We Csc
shszs& sn4k< ckxSe's e4Sf umtd fA~s base
sess th~ in4sesmxn2= eGsr~x 10 szzfzxsn's
tassk ss@ Sad me@-~, - K@zrsy sar~rt
&2m FrxMrasrm
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25

A LOOSE barrel can stand more liquor
than tight man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

A POLITICAL aspirant. during Discus
sion in this country. in alluding 10 his
rival, said "God may have created
that despicabls creature. but he threw
him together in o leisure moment, not
even thinking /, worth while to place
any brains in his hollow head. lie
threw him back into the scrap pile, never
dreaming the internal idiot would stray
away and aiiiict his loaihsome presence
upon respectable people. stalaped upon
his villainous countonance IL tho mark
of" While the doctors we're working
over him aud putting forth their most
skillful efforts TO mold his head into hui
man shape again. he fsebly remarked
"God may have -lighted thai fellow on
brains, but he never turned out finer
Job Oh muscle work"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
ruE GOLD THAT WEARS

We parted On eve ss the garden gate
when th Q dpu wss on the hssihsti
And promised my love TO COM. o.'s !"
IRE the p ss-snt Autumn veA'ne'
rbat vs twain might vel
When the leaves were rsi'
And live and love toss'hsr'
Nm. en-, me . tress from hsr naInfown hA''
a. tl.scd her lips OF cherry.
Ana ave her Q ring of old'tne s"tu.
wa stsns iihe the mosntan os'S'
As seissr and blue
AZ hrr zee werc true
sw.st s,es. 90 bright ald merry
tn. youth Of nay ios. 10 ai ! have
II, give you." abe said. In tafhinss
. me ssld thai vesfs- iifs ths tsa'sl' s''
In wonder blue yaaii barnine'
And I took the trusi
A. q mortal must
who-e soul for love 10 yeartipg.
Fate iept us apart for many years,
Aui ths blue 80 RULED bstveen us.
THOUGH kissrd safh day the nut-bfovh Tvs
And made fr~sh vows to Venus
I'm sought MY bride.
And fate den-si.
rhsi lad fs,led nom love 20 wesn us'
found my love ai the gsrsisn gate
When IN. dsu VS. the hcAther.
And We tw ain wsre ved n the nuie ARK
In the pleasant Autumn vssthefi
And the gold thai wear-
Nov soothes my cares.
AZ Ne live and love tovether.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

"a CROWN will not cure headache
nor = golden slipper the gout. Very
true; but o crowned head when u aches
doesn't have to keep right on deyising
Ways anal mesns to procure bread and
batter. nor does gold-sLod foot when
II twinges have to support the weight oil
q toiling body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
VOL. XXX
CATARRH Il
IS n CuRABlE9

TnosI ne s:,s ,ss sr s.. q. g: s:s :, g E.
diss vfthoat relief or cnEs. asantAs e.s.es " ~
sassiioa wIth eoasii 81 able anliety; And ysntnsy
ysrs.iiy pr.ssisnt And - dsssrsetiys V lsalA e
csiarrk. bronehitis. Asshna, cesfhx sd esfto9
Sad ffeassatiy fatal aaecsiops q ~ Ianss yfuSS
Catarr6. Other sympsfhsuo e1ffuoue 80 =
dsAfasss. Impaired sysslEht - - % - =.
ssrious rsain of nsgiscesa cesafin. - ssc.(a
10 themselves bat = ectnias eS.ssssd WI -
dangerous sdsetioas efths thfoss sad nAss nss0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

suvrnAL men lately swan the Missis'
.ipi river above New Orleans on n
wager. A reporter Of tho race says
d" None OF them seemed To BE- putting
forth much effort till Il was discovered
that an alligator hal struck out frsn
shore as q competitor. and then-well.
every man did his best to keep the ALI
pator from carrying OF the steaks"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

JupY - Bessie (oi an inquirine
mind But. mummy dear, i can't re-
iaembsr any artist called Tigers. Mum
my-what'a the use Of taking youl
girls abroad. ] am sure We stood
good ten minutes before that pieter, Ia
the vaticum. 'Baechus and Ariadns
Drawn by Tigers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

MANY people are apt to imagine tha!
the profession Of an actor Is u lie OF
ease. Actors have their struggles AMI
trials. One Of them in England re-
Gently nearly ehoted to death by Swai'
lowing his false mustseho.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

Tar eIcursieu boat season is coming
round. when they roll a dozen hogs
heads Of iron ON the right side OF the
Loat TO balance the weight OF humanity
around the bar ON the left side.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

An Oeonomowoc man named Smith
ran for assessor last week. and he and
his sou worked 30 hard at the polls that
they forgot to vote; his opponsnt was
elected by one majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

A rrEmLrss punster says "Can a
colored sentinel be called black
puardY We cannot say. as We are not
we'll posted in re.guard to military mat
tiers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

Ir Dr. Mary Walker really wants to
make sensation. why doesn't she
adopt the pants Of our fathers The
pants Of our fathers only reached To tbs
knee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
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