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The New York herald., 1878-11-03
E1LoRILINE-Foa THE TEETH AND BREATH.
E,LoRILNE-FOK THE TEETH AND BREATH.
WHAT DO GENTLEMEN SAY ABOUT TIT

THE TEETH AND BREATH.
WHAT DO GENTLEMEN SAY ABOUT TIT
They say II is aluxurv
And like n spell has broke
The annoy ance oft incurred
Nv having Just = SIN oke
But enjoy our weed,
Then Join each festive sccne.
For every trace of smoke Is lost
In fragrant "FLOktLtNEw
They say IL is n luxury;
The teeth 10 keeps ns white
As blossoms on the lovely Nav
When all Is fresh and bright;
Discolorations all take place.
However long they've been.
Ana fresh and healthy is the mouth
With fragrant "FLORILlNEr'
They say Il Is y luxury.
ADDS perfume to the breath
And makes 1t quito as porfunod ~
The violet wreath:
The gums IL gives q roseate hue,
The month n,akcs fresh and cleAA
AMI gentlemen ana ladies', too,
Like fragrant "FLORILINEw
The world says 'tis luxury,
AMI IL Is seldom wrong;
rerfumers find u ready sale
And n have found u long.
The truth is clenr-it is the most
Luxuriant cleanser seen.
And that accounts why and all
Use fragrant "FLORlLINEW
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

CHINA, GLASS, POTTERY AT WILHELM &
GRAhF'S 1.l52 broadway. 9th Jus. opened ~
beautiful assortment OF genuine Crows DERBY WARE and
DRESDEN CHINA offered lowest prices.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

KEEP YOUR BIRD IN HEALTH AND SONG BY
SINGERS PArRsr GRAVEL PAPER For sale by drug
.lS2 IlniSom il N Y.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

A-RUPTURE-DR. MARsH's TREATMENT is
the only sac and reliable 40 years. practical eS
perence oniy o1ce yessy a., Astor House ooposits
81 Paut's Church.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
Depot. 90 Murray II.

A-FALL STYLES GENrLENEN's HATS READY,
At popular prices Fine silk HAT, So
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

THERE ARE INVITATIONS OF GLENN'S Sui.
ruuR Soar abroad That standard substitute for sulphur
baths has equal and other sulphur
possess the properties should he looked
suspicion All dru gRist AMI fancy gcods deaers
IT, IL all local dseascs, beauties the
plexon and emedics rheumatism ana gout.
HILLS HAIR AND wnrsxER Dyr. black or brown. SOC.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

LADIES, IF YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL SOFT
white hands use L. V. srREErER co.'s spLrHURArED
q
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

LAXATIVE LOzENGES. BEST PREPARATION
Of ne,ia for regulating the bowels 25c All drug
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

IOU HE
fOu he positively taking THERNALIEE the
tonic: superior all kinds bittcrs 2oc box.
ll ia
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

A.-YoUR COUGH INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY
= sAls1n aIs oF HosKr AND ToLu HARsElTs Pharmacy.
A.-sELzER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
,IL ,M,skaAL MATER A. sIEPHASI CO, 40 New ST. sole
AsIoR HOUSE SHOE sToRE-sTERN.-A
CAN WALKING sHoKs all styles; dnest hand
elsyst
FINE DERBY, 81 90. WORTH 50 (s5 SILK
HATS. s3 2sp. 10 New Church st.. up stairs.
AS A SAMPLE or WHAT THE METROPOLITAN
Joo oh;e 81 y Ann can do when occasion reanirrs
Forty.three Thousand Four Hundred and Twenty-iour
CArAREBA CATARRH CIGARErTES-THE POP.
ularity of this sasctuai eatarrh remedy steadily
cressing 25c per box Dcposs is East 4h and 10 Ann
CHINA. GLASS, POTTERY AT WILHELM 4
sa % s. Ss,
DRESDEN CHINA offered az lowest prices.
DOcUrA OIL CAPSULES
a.. ps o.
DYElNG AND CLEANING AT rHE NEW YORK
DYriSG AND PRrisISG ESTABLISHMENT, Staten Isl
9hses ~, ~ paaa. 75a Brs.aw"r $40 ssa az New
FOR CONVENIENCE USE TOOTH POWDER our
Of q. TwTcHrLLs ioorn POWDER Box large size hand
lest. sod titled ~ drngrst. 21c and 5oc
GRADUATED LUNG PRO- ECrORs PREVENT
becoming an invalid. old everywhere. By ms. 81 so.
SINGER. Manufactures, 7o4 broadway
HAVE You The CHILLs
tonic: superior all kinds bittcrs. a5e box.
All dru .gixts.
HEGEMAN 4 CO.'S TOLU AND LIyERWORT
ExPxcToRANr. warranted speedy and certain for
Coughs Colds uoarseness and Diseases Throat
Lungs 1t has equal. For by all druggists.
hEGEMAS& 4 60. tentabshci 1870. Chemists Drug.
gists. Dob broadway t"niy). New York
KEEP YOUR BIRD in HEALTH AND SONG BY
SINGERS PArkSr GRAVEL PAPER. For sale by drug
sists ana dealers. Depot So tindson St. \ T.
LAXATIVE LOZENGES. BEST PREPARATION
Of ma ,ne a for regulating the bowels. zoe All drug
gists
LADIES, IF you WANT BEAUTIFUL SOFT
white hands use L. " SfREErER a. Co - spLpHURArED
SLycERINR
LADIES' FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED; GRAY
hair restored original satisfaction
Mrs. kkTCHtM. az 9TH av.. near l4thst
MIsSIsQUOI SPRING wATEK.-sPEClrlC FOR
scroiu. kidney disease For sale by all leading
drIxn
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
LNLOKILINE-FoK THE TEETH AND BREATH

LNLORILINE-FOa THE TEETH AND BREATH-Is
Il the bcst liquid denco in the world IL
cieanses partially decayef teeth fom all parasites
living animaculI," eaving them pcariy white, impsrt
ing delightful fragrance TO this BREATH The Fragrant
Florine removes instantly odors arising from . toul
stomach or tobacco smoke.
Fr children adults whose teeth show OF
advanta paramount. Tine FLO RHINE shouid be
thoroughly brushed into all the cavities
using II oftcn auch Mt time Among tho In
gradients being sodn spirits OF wine borax and
extracts herbs aud plants IL forms only the
best dentrce for cleansing discovered, but
that is perfectly delicious the TASTE
less sherry The taste Is pleasing that instead of
taking the toothbrush with dislike is often tho
children will account omit the Florlno
regularly each morning only left to their choice
Children taught the OF the thbrush
early neglect invariably produces decy
o. the teeth The Hour Of August 20 1874 says:-Gallup
FLORILINE Is undoubtedly avaluablo acquisition Com
bning in remarkable degree pleasant fragrance wish
tastdiou, taste while the briliancy 1t mparts
white teeth and the healthy action IL creates the gums
render II real boon to all who appreciate tho value Of
and Of teeth The hygiene OF the teeth 10
probably less attended that of other portion Of
the body but IL Is second in and In
this FLORLINE be regarded very edca-
cious and salutary agency FLOHILINE iS PREPARED
on Y BY HENRY y. GALLUP, No 493 OXFORD ST.,
LONDON. ENGLAND. AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS
AND PERFUMEHS THROUGHOUT The WORLD
ELoRILISh.
EvLORILINE-FoB vhc TEETh AND BREATH.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
Several mills give ns.,os OF opening Mon day.

BRISK BUSINESS IN MEMPHIs ME- scHANrs
UNABLE TO FILL ORDERS FAST ENOUGH
MExrHIs Nov. 2, 1873
II has been estimated that fully $4,000 sbsentess
have returned within tn past week. Many merchants
find Il difficult TO fii all demands tor go0us, numer
orders relieved.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

RESUMPTION OF RAILROAD TRAFFIC BETWEEN
TENNESSEE AND LOUISIANA.
LYxcnBURG, Va, Nov. 2, 1873.
The yellow fever blockade being raised the through
line 10 Now Orleans, via Knoxville, will reopen to-
morrow.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

AuAIN-BUs1NEsS
MoBILE, Ala, Nov. 2, ls7S
Tho Boa ard OF Health nslders it safe Tor absentees
to return but al the same time recommend that they
havo their residences thoroughly ventilated before
entering them. Quarantine restrictions against every
body are removed. The Southern Express Company
hAvo resumed business ON all railroads which had
been interrupted by quarantine restrictions.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
Cold in the head tickling In throat and throa,


Or This clean safe and reliable remedy. and may
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
Written for the Golp unL DAnr NKws.
IN PASSING.

donr complain. can't complain
OF erities and reviews.
know nay credits In their reign
Exeesd my honest duer.
Nueh lees could admit that woes
With naitsred sense. mipgle.
Because some scrubs for ancient fos-
pscry my rhymes - jingle.
FEEL the poets touch ofpain-
rhe psihos Of suggestion.
love the hints that come and uAne
In some poetic question.
And On, that lambent fame OF wit,
That Art OF humorous drsssipg.
Which vhils they clearly play and hit.
Besst pensivs guessing
What II this is. In part. the glow
OF shser sslf appreciation
I stiii aassrt that few can know
Moro hsen appreciation.
Nor do deem the time lii-spent
That sssks genuine relish
In lines that set precedsnt.
To deepen and emeeilish.
Herewith I reach the vestibuie
For seornfailsst precision.
'0ainsf some reviewers constant rule
For DAMNED deeision.
As thoughts are intricate and vhiriei
In epies long and muddy,
They enoW rfnfas 10 tnc NOru-
Discovered BY their study
oftimes where stoisn salt Of Iest
II spread an void of SAVIOR.
His paragraphs intsnse protest.
Hes found the Attic flavor.
Wills simple terms that bear the strain
For smiles and tears endearins.
Are noticed with . strong disdain
Or with pedantio snesrins.
And 90 the vcrse Of stiltcd trope.
And mystic. turgid phrssss-
Anecting philos1phic scepe-
MAy win elaborate praises.
And lame 10 gained for singing men
who bring no brain wrought treasures;
Whose vague eoncsits with splsttering pen
Are soased In bloated measures.
The time is rips for their collapse
These pompous judgment writer;
Who fancy that their quills and eaps
Are Ininis- guns and mitres.
whosver else cannot Anori
To scout their owl wise vision.
I hold 70 By my hotnely word.
In most supreme derisiou.
-cHAmKs a. sussrH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
VOL. XXX.
GATARR g.
IS IT cgRRDIE2

u1uosE who have sunered rom the vsrieu and
i eompi!. atsd fofus % disease assumed By Ca
dies wthoat relief OF cCrs await the answer 20 this
question with eolslfetaols snkloty. And veil tfey
ysrssiy prevalent and 90 destructive % health -
CAtAfrh. bronchitis. AsthmA. Cnughs, snd sefious
end freqnsntiy fatal anecticus Of the lungs foouf
Catarrh- Other sytnpafhetio aneetions surh :.
deafness. Impaired eysslxht. md los. cs ssss & o.
ssrions rs.alu Of neglected. catarrh. bst snoneh
Ia themselvrs, hut - nothing compsrvd Win tne
Dangerous snsctons Of tss taroai snd 'nnss uksu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

DID not Charles Lever hint OF the
coming invention Of the phonosraph
when he said Of one of his characters
in the polar region. that the words were
frozen as they fell from his lips. until at
last he was mp to his knees in his own
eloouence
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

A Sr. Louis juror fell asleep during
the trial. aud not only that, but snored.
He was fined $40 by the court for indis-
cretion and discharged. The judges
order was most brief: "Pay a-tenl
shun. this jury.boI 70 And he paid the
ten, and shuned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

TnaKK men in Boston. two in Cisvs-
land. Ave in Chicago. ono ia Philadel'
phia. two in st. Louis. four in Cincin-
natl. and twenty-three in n. y. are
writing the only authentic biographies
OF Vim. II. Tweed. We were afraid
this matter might be overlooked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

Hrs mother was msnding his primer,
which showed sad evidences OF wear
and tear. He looked on for while In
q brown study. and then said; MA,
why arc you like one Of them prize
opera singersy" 81 am sure do not
know. my child. Why ?" Because
you're q primer darner.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

SoNr Porkopolis people have eI.
pressed a disinclination to visit Paris
this Summer. for fear they might be af-
fectsd by Paris-sights.-Er. That's
natural. Kinkinnah konsiders the
French trichina-tion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

THE fact that George Francis Train is
about to lecture in several Pennsylvania
towns inspires the Chicago Journal with
the eIuberant hope that the Mollie Ma
Ruires will do their duty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

DAxpuRY has u man who can write the
Declaration OF independence on wart.
He divides with the wart the honor OF
the performance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

An ISpiASiAS picked up wild cat in
his barn in place Of an afghan. lie de-
tseted the mistake in the millionth part
OF q second.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
IT can Be CURED.

Iresn Be sursd. TAsre h. M doubt sSe1t E ne
GAL CunS SoH cATAnls : bat : slixti syldsnes e
VIA, msy foox sss q S N ~:
nasai palssses b hrsnoysd Win nv e slesnonsi
sre e,esnssd and pnrined constitutionaliy Its ac-
tion 10 that Of powerful rurib iny agent DESTROY
Tag IN z. soss ss,Ss.s tas sa az Ss.sssx Ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
Or. [. J. ClAPKAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

400 Kearsy street, san Fr.neiscs.
uNsrApLIsHKD IN 1854, FOB TEE
~ eIa.snept curv OF ali special and chfonie
JIresses, - also I'll FEMALE Complaints and
Disesses VI the Nervous system.
Ths immense destruction VI human life an.
nually trVm secret and chronic diseases caured
this old and reliable Institution " be estab-
iishsd lrst in thiladslphlA. PENN, In 1850. and
Afterwards In ran fraLcisc0, Cal. In 1854, o.
private dispenssry, In orcer 10 anord tho
.faictsd the best medical and surgical treatment
for the shove and ell other affections and com.
plants Consultations 81 the Institute or By
letter. FRLk.
Ph,sicai:asd Mental Debility,
Vital weakness. nervousness. low spi'its. las
situde, weakness Of the limbs and back, loss
OF muscular power. indisposition and inespa.
biilty Tor labor and study. weak, exhausted
teeliLg. no energy OF courage, palpitstion Of the
heart, dullness OF apprehension. loss OF mem.
orr, aversion 10 society. love of bolitnde, tim.
idity, self distrust, loss OF manhood. dixsiness
hesd..he. pain. IN the side, .nse.ions Of the
nrmiiies In man or woman. are cured by the
iustly eelsbiatsd physician. l.. j. cZAPkAY.
Ms method Of curing diseases 10 peculiarly hi
succ..s Rheumatic affections. chronic catarrn.
diseases Of .<s stomach and Kidneys. liver com.
plants. etc.. SUCCESSFULLY treated. Those who
are suffering from tAs sFrov and indiscretions
OF ,outh, nervous veakssss. ars assured OF
permanent cure.
DIR. CZAi KAY. one Of ,ns most successful
medical practitioners on the PaolAo coast. may
be consulted conndentially In reftsen 70 tho
above and all other complaints at the institute,
No. yO0 ksarny street. ran francisce.
Chargvs m0dtrAte. Communications strictly
conndential. Medicines sent By express. Ad.
dress l.. ]. czAPkAY. n. D., Postofice Boz
~, Nan Francisco, Cal. oc6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
A COMPLICATED CASE,

% ,; ;: :: .s..:
= ::;; g 81 e :;::s;: I;
sssa. S1 head sss | q ti@ss % rsii u ss,srrSsi
n.i,s, VITO .s.s %{ .so.s q sss.S ssa ,c sc.Pf
snd ny throat ssfors eoald sleep. kvslI on. OF
thess distrsssin. symptoms has eissppssrsd undst
R.pscsI crnn. mn Wy SHy hearing L faiiy rsssorsd. !
have no asthmstio symptoms. no cough. no drop
sss ,s.Ss no :; &c s9d IN iS;s ~ &,
effects Of the cuIn on my sppetite. on my hidneys.
and. IN faet, every par. of ny sy.ssm Mhss hss M
htP,s.I y9scs.S,n Sss,, oes y;sI fs''eSE LAWRENCE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
THE EVENING NEWS
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured no humbus by Ono
Months usage Of Or. GouiArd's Cslsefalsd 10.
fAllible Fit Powders. To convince sudsrers
that thess powden will do al We claim for
them, We will send them By mail. post paid. .
Trial boz A Or. ooulafd 10 The only physician
that has ever made this disease sp eial study,
Psrmsnsntiy Cured BY the use Of there Pow.
dsrs, vs viii guarantee q Permanent Ours In
sysry case. or Refund you All money Expended.
All sunsrsrs should give these Powders an early
trial. and be convinced OF their curative pow
err.
$1,000, sent By mall TO any part Of the United
states or oansda on receipt OF price. or By ex'
prsss, c. y. d. Address. -
ASH IL ROBBINs,
go Fulton strcet. Brooklyn, MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
Indorsed hya Prominent DruggiEt.

I hereby esr,iy tAsi m. f.svrsnee pufeh.sed
made me familiar with his case. lbslisvs his state
nsnt TO be true In every particala!, .r,-
frrcn1rno. Oct IL JAZZ Y. pknbf.
Each pserass contains Dr. eanferdS Improved
lnhalinf Tubs and fa dirsctious for 10 uss In au
casss. Price, u. For sale By all Wholesale and re
tall drurrists and dsaisv throuGh2ut the United
xssss | an and Wsoissais prssSsss. Sesoa. IssG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
PIANOS TO LEI.

A WOODWARD / BaovNm9
"A PIANo. ussd bat . Few mould
months, for rent. Apply st nn.V uv
Moss xiiilnsy Store. let South strese
virunia p1ty, or st @. ". Hall D Co.'S nsvs
jsiIU n. p, PARSONS, Assat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

ZINE LOOKING sPEcKLRD COW. RED
"A and white, came TO the euecor Boarding
Hoass, Lower Gold Hfli. on The 9Th instant.
Ths owner Of the COW can obtain the sams by
psoytng pfopsrty and paying shaig.s:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

nEPosIrs ofcoM OR BULLION rso.iysd.
~ ather,oa opon account or 70 issus CkR.
fIFlCATkS therefor, payable tat the option Of
ths holdsr) IN Gold Hih or ssn Francisco; to
oaks collections, purchase Bullios q the most
favorable rates, or advance eoiA shsfeon ween
forwarded TO the Parent Bank In Ban frsnctseo,
sell. Bulls Of Rxehangs, and transaets General
Banking Business.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

Jim had been working in the country, anl
on coming 10 town, was RECALLING bis fnsnf
with his experience on the corner. "Yo
kno de man what I went to work Wild
Well, you see he told me he would do bette
by me dan any of his neighbors was dot
by der hans; he would give do third Of d
crap, and I fine myself. Well, you sec
went to church and gets 'quainted vid d
neiehbors' hans. DaB Mr.. Washington, b
Is working on young Billy Smiths place
and he s gettin' de fourth, and and hisself
and das MI. Linkum, he's workin' ON oil
man Jones' place, and ia gittin' de eth, an
is found berides. Well, yer see, when
gets home, an was o workin' In de crap,
got to sudyin', an de more I studied d
more I come to de conclusion dat de thiri
wasn't gwine 10 do me. So I goes to d
boss and says II says, You told mo yo'
was agwine to do better by me dan any d
neighbors was by dere hans He says he,
been talkin' to 'em, and dat he was, and
says dat Use been havin' some constinatior
wild de neighbon' hans myself. Dat Smith
mans WINS gittin' dc fourth, and Jones' ham
was gittin' de fifth and found, and I wasni
gwine to stand no third. So he says VI
would resinge de old one, md make o new
contrack, and We bof some TO town for
Squire Robinson and made Il; here's d.
paper now, and dats de way I screwed him
up to de fourth. I tell you what's de fact,
boys, you can't trust one of dem white forks."
And Jim mounted his mule and rode off,
~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02
what's In a Name !

The following list Is given Of the forms
under which shakspeare's name as appeared
at different times :-ChAkspsr, s~hakspsfe,
shazpere, shakspire, shaxspere, schaksper.
Shakespeare, Shakespeare. schakespeyr, shAx-
espeare, Singapore, shaxpur, shaksper,
shazspsr, Shakespeare, saxpere, shakespire,
Shakespeare, Shakespeare, Shakaspear, 6hAx-
peare, shakspeere. S~haxburd. shackspeyT,
shakespear, Schakespere, Shakyspere. Mr..
Fumivall admits the existence Of only Eve
unquestionably genuine signatures Of the
poets: two on his Stanford conveyance and
mortgage, and three on his win. OF these
the hrst two are shakspere; of the three win
signatures, two are shAkspere, while about
hs third there In no agreement, FurnivAp
makingi It Hhakspere, Stevens and Malone,
- well rs Sir Francis Madden, DISAPPEARING
Il ~ Shakespeare.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

A letter from Paris 10 . Philadelphla pa
pef aays. "Queer things are occasionally to
Be seen In Paris, but q queerer sightthan that
which I witnessed this morning on the Rue
Do b Paix, II has rarely, il ever. been my
lot 10 behold In taking my morning walk,
I met q large white poodle, shaved and clip
ped lion fashion, who wore a round, black
velvet cap, coquettishly placed on the side
Of his curly head. In his mouth he carried
o basket, TO the handle Of which q small ecru
klk parasol had been adroitly attached In
such . that in carrying tho basket
the dog held the parasol over his head, and
% shaded himself from the rays Of the sun.
Il Il impossible 70 describe the gravity and
op0m6 Of his dogship, nor the immense
amusement Of the street boys. and the pass
ers-by at this novel spectacle"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

No MArrxl WHAT CoLon--An eminent
scottish divine happened to meet at the house
of o lawyer, whom he considered too sharpa
practitioner, two Of his own parishionsn.
The lawyer Peculiarly and ungraciously put
the question, Doctor, these are members
of your Aock may I ask, do you look upon
them as white or black sheepr" ~ don't
know" answered the divine dryly. whether
they are black or white sheep; but I know,
II they are long here, they are pretty sure to
be aeeced."
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

DETROIT husbands and wives sometimes
once In q great many years-have disputes.
The other day whom q Beach street couple
were holding an angry argument. the hus-
band raised his hands, and exclaimed, 30,
Consistency. thou art . jewell" The wife
ct oncs broke down, and as she sobbed, abe
CAPPED out: you nav hsr At the Open
House, I suppose; but Il she bad 70 split
wood, wash dishes, and take care Of six hill
drsn, she wouldn't look any better than ]
do-boo-hooi"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

The school population of the United States
Is thirteen m-illions-nearly fourteen. or
this number eight millions are enrolled in
schools, and only our and one-half millions
are in average daily attendance. Through
the State and general governments, public
and private funds, provision is made for the
education Of o number of children three
times as large as that actually in attendance.
With two-thirds of our educational force and
money wasted, who shall say that our sys-
tenn Is q SUGGEST
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

Since the British and Foreign Bible Socie.
ty was organized, little more than seventy
years ago, It has put into circulation &c, 600,
600 copies of the Scriptures, while kindred
societies which have sprung into existence
dnce the establishment of the parent nsso.
citation, have distributed IS, O0O, 600 in add.
ton By aid of these societies, the bible has
been translated into upwards Of 200 languages
and dialects.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

The Posk A~tmo.pherique, for the despatch
Of messages between Paris and Versailles, is
completed. II is lsl miles in length. Each
tube Il ls feet long, 81 inches in diameter,
md two-hfths of an inch thick. They are
aid 8 feet under ground, on q flooring of
wood, and are pitched within and without.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

How MucH II A HoRsK PowER?-The Now
York Herald thus describes q horse power !;
This question Is frequently asked: What 10
understood by q horse power, and why camo
hat way of reckoning to be adopted and
brought into general usei Before the power
u steam was generally known and applied to
mechanical purposes, horses were used to
aise coal and other heavy bodies. Mr.. Moots
bis experiments, carefully compared the
power Of the different breeds of
.orsss. and found it, avange equal to rails
ng S. 900 pounds n foot per minute, or
vhat is equivalent, to raise $50 pounds 100
'est, or 100 pounds $50 feet during that space
4 time, when attached TO . lever or sweep
. given length. This aftsrvard became
ne .t.ndard q Meaning power Or forcc
Pphsd 70 mechanical purposes, and which
, sfin retained IN common use.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

Harvey discovered the circulation of the
blood before he was thirty-four. Yet some
editors get to be over q hundred before they
can discover the exact circulation of their
own newspapers.