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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
VOICE n O NEVADA.

From Virginia CITY po'r sufferer. almost
dsvoursd alive by an ulcsrous secret disssss'
sends NJ bis thanks and gratitude for bis ~
cover 70 hath, effected By thoss sterling rood
msdicin,s, Bristols sarsspefilla ana ri.n.
established for over forty year.. Iney nave tns
eonadsues OF both doctorp and patients.
au1lim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
n. n.

O. n. oAILu,. opposite the Bank Of oanfos
mia, Cola Hin. hssps constantly on hand q
fsyosiss bands Of Imported c.gss. ohoies MI
cirars, iii kinds OF chewing tobacco. mesr
sckaum pipes, nuts, csndiss. fns cutisfy, M
toyS md haey soods Of Ill kinds. sp1en
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27

The German Emperor and Empress
were enthusiastically received at. Co.
iogus yesterday. on the occasion Of the
unwilling OF the memorial statue Of
Frederick William Ill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27

Colonel Almond Hodges. President Of
the Washington National Bank. died
suddenly this morning at his Summer
residence 1t Portsmouth,, Rhode Island.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
sooTs AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN
EveRI
ANNUAL MEETING.

OrIic. OF LIcaR9UER MINING CON.
ness. as California street. Union Insurance
BuildipO Ban Frsncisco, California.
Locations Of works, Gold HUI, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby rivsn. that the annual meet.
ing OF the Stockholders OF the above named
Directors 70 serve for the ensuing year and fur
the Transaction OF ,uch other business ~ may
properly COM before the meeting. will be held
81 the Conpany's vfice. ais California street,
Union Insurance Buiidingl ban francisco.
OCTOBER. ISIS, Of . O'Clock ?. n. Transfer
books sili be closed on and after saturday. DC.
tobsr 10, ISIS.
By order Of the Board Of Direction.
SEP JOSEPH 0RuSS, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27

Drra are reported unusually plsn.i.
ful about Long and Sierra valleys, In the
foothills,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
kEPORT.
Han Franeisee Beard.

LAST EvESiSo.
1850 Meadow Valley. ioc
300 Eureka Con-. Al, AZ
200 Pheni1. 4 81, A.
iii0 Leopard. IL
1850 ella. Csc
1900 DE Frees, 800
logo ArgentA. 81,
200 Endowment. l 10. IL, y
lG0O Silver Prize. iVs
$500 Tuscarora, iOc
lJ0. Day. COO
loo, Hamburg.'2a
800 Modoc. $50. SOC
SIS Bechtsl. IL, I NJ
2si0 Tioga. 4. ~ . 81
80 Red Cloud.'ls
I0t0 Goodshsw. 1. poe
1850 Oriental. ~. 30
$50 ~BlsckhAwk. lA.i
400 South Bodie, SIC, soc
$50 South'stAndard. zoe
G35 Mono. . 10. 8, 81
50iGolden ChAriot..35o
2sJj Leeds, 2. 2s,2
80 Silver King. iIS
75,San Xavier. IL
lOJ0iH ighbridge. Z
800 syndicate, 2
1850 Belle. Isle. CSC. 55c
2islBaltimore. 2 -. 2iO
1885 Challenge. 2k.3
1856 New York. "a, 30
1850 Phil. sheridan. 2 10. ? u
$50 Lady Washington. 81, 4, 5 90
$50 Andes, ~, 10
ITO Ward. Y. I 40
2720 LsviAthan, ~, | 10
100 Prospect. i0c
200 Monumental. i5c
40j North 0phir. 2. I 20
49j Rough 4 Ready. ~, 3, ~
$50 ST. Louis. 90c. 95e
100 brilliant,
1850 North sisrra'Nevada. soc. 75e
200 Silver Hill, 5 40. IS
275 Raymond a Ely. 5s.G
1865 Jackson. u. i2S. IL
$50 Belmont. ~ $50, - .
600 jefferson. 2. %
235 Northern Belle, 10. iOts
10 Manhattan. 6, ca
75j Grand Prize. Sc, 81
1895 Navajo, I co, IL
80 Independence. ~. 3. 81
225 Star. SOC. s5c
s00 Paradise. lk,2
$50 Bodis. %, 23s
SIS McClinton. I, 95c
290 summit. I %.
2Cj Bulwer. i2h, Is
100 Aurora. 2 30
ass Belyidere. I 30, 2
1885 sitting Bull, AZ. 2 Is. 2 10
$40 Booker, 95c.i
$50 Richter.
lkn nu.tl.r
No Martin White. Z. Gu
40 Tiptop. I 30. I 9j
$40 HomestAke, 90
$50 Dayton, $50
100 Occidental, Ia
20 woodville. CSC
l2C5 Kossuth. sOc. t5c
1925 Wells Fargo. soc. Coo
7sJ scorpion. 10, 81
2a5 North Con. Virginia. .. %. iOs
iOa
400 Morning Star. Ga.G
1895 Trojan. Coo. 500
$40 Benton Con-. n. ~
$40 Solid Silver. az. ~
$50 Vermont. Is, 10, i2s, i3S
so Original Keystone. 7
900 North BONANZA. IL
rms N
1895 Ophir. II, 70, 7GS. "a
2295 Mexican. 10. 49,. 79a. 7st, 7ss u.
70. 7sk. 7Gs
1855 Gould A Curry. 20. 2os. 81. 2os,
20s
1850 best 4 Beleher. u. 3is
s95 California. IA, IA. 49,, i3s. IA.
i3a.
$50 Savage. %. ask. 80.
2595 Con. Virginia, Is, i5a. Isl. i5s,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27

No Lady ever sststs her hasdksr-
chief with . coarps perfume. Indeed, the ~
1ned Of both sexes 40 always critical IN this
particular. Hence 10 IL thai MURRAY 4 LAM.
MANS FLORIDA wATEk 10 % universally
preferred by persens of correct tasts 10 al other
toilet waters and extracts. sep 2oeod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
m. eA,.ACE RATING STAND.

For . roass OF bssf unezoeiisd in Storey
county, 70 TO Thomas HsnrVn's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. : North O street.
VIRGINIA CITY. Fresh oystss at all hour In
syefy styIs. Forty ninsrs slwsys on hand Of
night. For Tasty, homo style Of COOKING. and
the best and fresl sst Of Ill that the mafiets
snord. ths Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try II. apLa ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
MEDICAL WONDER.

This Rreat cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and al Pains, Burns. scAlds, Colds. and oil
sches and pains that people and families suier
with. 10 really Q wonder and Q success. j..
Jones. Jr. sails 70 st Gold Hill. jef2 6m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
u. I. ". ale pier,tbn Iaae.


GaiitsnsaHasitrs pereen uur fur bic Bampftr . "a IN.
d r al 4 une V urubtr9 a~ngenpmmtu.
gpir maben nc6 DEFENDERS duf fpIssnes fur eeuf6t Re.
ienos bepba6tuusspertbsn Spr,uss aufmerffam, psldt sn
Rtife nit unftrn Sttftn bietet: Die gaFastert fue untu
Esuti6sa. tbunen ift alic nit Sshtrmana psrfdneiseR ebn,
Dplmtti6er ~ sttrau6sn. umfsen aus einem Soft In
eas anesre, ME bel inbirtetsn Ntiisn, fnbtt niHt Ratt bic
gaFas,ere etbtn In Eremtn fsslti6 an Ssrb bee Ottan.
campers unp ~ssrlafsn ~eenlsbsn ent in Baltimore
Ter eaneunsspias fiter Dampff6iHt tn Balttmpr Ia Az.
sltin DEPOT Der Baltimore uue Ohio. @itnbabu, ps.6s Pal.
iaattrs SSn une mad benz gDtrtn ju binigersn Nreiien
btfSreert, ais irstne cine Gt(enbata pen Ntr sori unt
philadelphia.
Su anianft her Dampff6tHt rtrt has Depot fur ALE ni&i
Gussftatsn ssf6lrhea, 10 sas Gle Ginpanesrsr ni6t Der ST.
fabr ~ausselsyt itne pen Sstrusern btit pineslt ~ psretnI
mas ia orttru Safenpldssn letter 70 Q I her Ran IA.
a9tstn 6ra1tu. pahaet IN bieen IN iseer Sini6t snpftb-
ltnsrtrtbsn Stthtn rtnet man I'D an bic General astHteu
A. S6u6ma&er & 50.
No. 5 Sib @ap St., Baltimore, orb.
aQtintss ss.ntsn fur DUBUQUE uns l~lu,s,stnb ysttr
aitnsu u. Sptu, DUBUQUE, Spwa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
ueber Baltimore.

Sessr, Der tas altt gatsrlane btudsn pbr 8rpdnb'
une 'reunee ppn Gurspa fpmmtn Iahen min, isQtt BITE pra4.
suatn, ntusn .iisrntn S6rsubtn psabampf6tdt bs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

GENrLEMEN: I herewith submit my Report
for the quarter year ending July /, 1878.
Balance in Treasury July 1, 1873, $S,445 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

Returns have been received from
every precinct in the county, with the
exception of Pleasant Valley. where
some ten votes, probably eight or nine
OF them Republican. We're polled. The
result outside of this precinct is about
as follows: Kinkead. As majority !;
Adams. ITO. Deal. 80; and the balance
vi Democratic State ticket Is. majority.
For State Senator. Greenwich has
7-majority, and Organ, about the same,
a. result which. Pleasant Valley may
change, while Morrison and Crawford
are elected to the Assembly by large
majorlties.
BOnnifeld is elected District Judge :,
Miller. Sheriff, aud the contest between
kles aud job for Clerk is close, with
LAB chances greatly in favor of Job.
elrglslio Is elected Recorder; Shepard,
Treasurer; Rickard, Assessor; Harding.
Aistrlct Attorney; -Cnenowetb,. Super-
intendeut of schools; Openheim, Pub
hc Administrator. aud Scott. Commits.
aioner Qong term). Richie, Commits.
aioner (short term), is about So ahead,
with Big Meadows. which went almost
Aoiid for Marker, to hear from Van
Aenuep Is elected Surveyor without op.
spsltloD.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

Returns from different parts of the
State materially change the result of
the election from that reported by tele.
graph yesterday. Then the dispatches
announced the election of the entire
Republican ticket by majorities ranging
from 500 to 1000 Now it is evident,
unless the Telegraph continues to mis-.
represent the real state of affairs, that
no candidate will receive thousand
majority. Adams. Democratic candi.
date for Lieutenant Governor, has per.
haps the largest majority on either
ticket. He runs ahead everywhere ex.
Dept in the town of Eureka, and is
elected beyond all doubt, The election
OF Sessions for Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, and Rule, for Clerk of
Supreme Court, on the Democratic
ticket. seems probable, Virginia City
will decide the contest between Bradley
and Kinkead, and possibly Deal and
Daggett. Kinkead at last reports was
about 200 ahead of Bradley. and. Deal
100 ahead of Daggett in Virginia City,
where the count viii not be completed
until some time tonight. Bradley will
reach Washos with probably 600 ma.
iorlty, and. unless there is majority of
at least 3G0 against him in Storey
county, the race between him and Kin
ksad viii be very close.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

Visiting this country. VIII ind Hale
Honey vi HorshJuud aud Tar, d
superior remedy tor coughs. colds, and
bronchial difficulties which u Change
ffom u torriu TO "a temperate cline
always engenders. Luoans who have
tried II are loud III its praise. Ia fact,
II has no equal III the pharmacop9Ia,
OF amnng eroprietary medlciues, as
cure Tor throat or fiuug Complaints.
Procurabie VI all druggists at 81 cents
aud St. Great saving BY purchasing
aiargs Size.
rige's roothache Drops cure tooth
ache Ia one minute. sod by ALI drug
giSts at 20 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
MONEY IN IHE ELEC rION.

II 10 charged that consider able money
vas used last Tuesday to influence
voters. The names OF several of the
vote-buyers. are known in different
parts OF the State. and it is probable
that q few of. them may be ssnt 10 the
State Prison. Ii all the buyers are
convicted the Carson Prison will have
10 bssenlarged to ten times its present
capacity to, accommodate them, with
apArleTs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

TEE Citizens' ticket was elected In
Carson by large majority. aud the
greater part Of the Indel endent. ticket
is elected in Douglass county. 5. ID.
King (Dem.) beats q. s. Varlan (Rep)
Tor District Judge in. Washoe. Ormsby
and Doaslass counties. by about 45U
iaajorisy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

The latest estimates of the vote of the
State give Kinkead 41O majority. The
slaction of Adams aud Sessions Is CON-
asdsd by Republicans. The contest
between Day and Hatch is close and
doubtful,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

Nm. IL. RULoFsoN. for many years a
lsading photographer IN San Francisco,
tsii tronA tbs ruof OF a building, on Sat-
aday Iass. a distance vi % feet. aud
zs.s AustaLtiy killed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
II e. = G r A p HIC.
EASTERN DISPATCH ES,
The Charges Aea,n.. General Pope.

The Charges Against General Pope.
WASHINGTON. Nov. z.
/ No action whatever has yet been
taken on General Gibbons charges
against General Pope. There rs an
impression in army circles that they
will not be entertained. because they
were not preferred Within two years
after the foundation for them became
KNOWN as required by army regu
lations. The question remains to be
settled, however. whether Gen. Pope s
recent repetition of the incorrect and
unjust statement in General Porter q
Case does not constitute new offense.
subjecting him to tenable charges.
willing 60 settle.
NEw YORK. Nov. z.
AT a special meeting of the Uuion
Pacific Railway Directors yesterday.
the Directors unanimously. it is stated,
expressed Willingness to settle the
debt due the Government in full. The
plan proposed Is for the Union Pacific
to issue new bonds for the entire
debt and interest, with provision for
sinking fund. aud to DO secured by
the existing Government mortgage. 1t
is also stated that there are to be
several changes ia the Directory. and.
that in future meetings of the Exeau-
tive Committee will be held alternately
in this city and Boston.
The Body OF n a. stewart stolen.
NEw YORK. Nov. T..
The police Headquarters Was in.
formed to-day thai the body of A. L.
Stewart Was stolen from the family
vault at Saint Marks Church early this
morning, The casket was broken
Open
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

RKDs tor The sale OF silver, were
opensd yesterday at the Treasury De-
narsment. and over 50O,UUO ounces
we're purchased al. prices slightly below
iaondon prices.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

A.BRRLIN dispatch says that Russia
- repesisd.osn6dentially her pre- sious
sassSnOe that she is folly resolved to
Axe. os1. thaAtaeaty of Be Rim faithfully.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

A. Booths choicest brands of fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
tor sale at the Depot House.
ocs. III. G.. A. kRENKLE,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
Bnsiness OF the Country.

NEW YORK, Nov.
The Public omits it's usual weekly
table of exchanges at Clearing houses,
aud gives the business for the month.
etc, At San Francisco business for
tive weeks shows au Increase. of 60. 3.
while that at New York shows de-
Crease OF per CENT. only. The other
towns which Increased We're st. Louis
aud Louisville. liza aud 81 respect
lively.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1878-08-25
THE DRESSES AT LADY WALDE-
GRAVES PARTY
Prom the London World.

have been furnished with descriptions
of some Of the most effective OF the ladies
dresses which were worn on Thursday at
Strawberry Hill. Lady Bectivc was qtiired
in toilette Of vert bouteilc with magniii-
cent diamonds.
The Duchess of Manchester wore black,
with red sash or scarf, diamonds in her
hair, and round her neck her celebrated
pearls.
Lady Spencer, Lady Castcrcagh, Lady
Clementina Milford, Mrs. Keith Frazer,
Mrs George Forbes, and Mrs, Henry Web
s,er were also in black
Lady Pollington wore light blue, with a
garland Of gold ostrich feathers ornamcnted
with large urquoi-cs.
Mrs Langtry was in white satin, with a
golden. .brocadcd cuirassc, and with her hair
very much au naturcl
Mrs. Fred Marshall wore white, as did
also Mr.. Arthur Kcnnard Mrs Singleton
wa, ia black. trimme with sprays OF hazel
nuts and diamonds.
MNIr, Ronalds appeared in a white Jrcss I;
aud like Dame. seemed 10 have emerged re-
Gently from shower of gold, which. how
ever, had not descended to her feet, as it
was remarked that the heels Of her shoes
were of silver.
Lady Charles Bcrc,torl's dress, which
WIS Of the color Of coffee c-crram-icc, was
very much admired a. were also the dre>,c,
Of Lady Sykes, Nrs. Herbert of Muckros,,
and Mrs Albert SaS,oon.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1878-08-25

ing applications. Some contributions Of
money have come in, and the organization
may be said to be thoroughly under way.
A dispatch from the mayor of Plaque.
mine 10 the Howard association SAYS: I'VE
ar, afflicted with the scourge Of yellow
fever; new cases occurring constantly; our
physicians have more than than they can
do; We are sadly in need Of help; can YOU
send US an experienced physician"
Many families are found in destitute cir.
cumstances, without money or food, with
sometimes two or three or more sick. The
immediate wants Of all such are supplied.
The association have sent out in this city
two hundred nurses. They estimate their
present expenses at $500 to $4,000 per
day. In response to the call the Howards
have sent out physicians and nurses as fol-
lows; Grenada, two physicians and fifty
nurses two druggists Canton, one physi-
clan and four nurses; Summit, two nurses :;
Port Eads, ten physicians, and six nurses;
Port Gibson, eight nurses
\ visit TO the rooms Of the Howard asso-
ciation this evening found President
Standcgniii, Secretary SOuthmayd ard II
number Of members Of the association on
duty, all quite busy attending to applica-
tons for relief. Secretary Southmayd stat
ed that l2j applications were made TO the
association to-day, including many colored
people Five hundred and fifty applica-
tions for relief have been made TO date.
The secretary thinks there are about eleven
hundred sick represented by these appli-
cations Beside, this, in response to call
from Nicksburg, one physician and twenty
nurses will br sent there Tomorrow.
A dispatch from DR.. Vcasy, at Grenada,
say, the fever there in the last few days has
assumed a mildcr form.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1878-08-25
HOW \ BRAKEMAN SAVED 4 LIFE.

From the Utica Herald
Oac day last week Major Rub was. COM
ing TO Utica drawing IN express train with
the ". H. Vanderbilt. Just as he ap-
preached one Of the small stations hr saw
the foreman of a section gang standing side
ways in the middle of passenger track
apparently watching passing trerght train,
Rube quickly footed hi, steam whistle, but
the noise made 10y the freight must have
drowned it, for the foreman never stirred
Rube continued the signal, whisted for
brakes, and reversed, but the man stood still
a if in rcvcrie. The locomotive had ap-
preached 50 near that Rubc could hear the
brakeman who stood on the top of his train
call out TO the trackman an. see him move
his hands despariugly AS if he feared that
he could not save III. man. The express
was running at high rate Of speed and
could not he stopped in time, The old en-
gnccr was about to shut his eyes to avoid
a sight of this manged victim, when he saw
the brakeman pull off his hat, roll it into a
ball aud throw it at the man. Fortunately
it hit him squarcly on the head and giving
Il quick, backward motion, the trackman
just cleared the rails as the locomotive went
laundering by,
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1878-08-25

THE Paris Union announces that vener-
able ccclesiastc Of the diocese Of Paris, who
had been marked out for assassination hy
the Commune, is now engaged in founding
u "Mssion of Pardons.' The greater part
of those amnesticd from Noumca, New CAL
edonia, now principally in Paris, are in n
wretchcd condition All their business re-
lations being lost, they find themselves lit
orally ou,casts, being deprived even of the
prison nourishmcnt The same clergyman is
also cooperating with the Cardinal Arch
bishop of Paris for the establishment Of a
mission for "thc orphans Of the revolt"
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1878-08-25

THE people Of Moscow declare that their
great bell shall never be pulled down from
It's glttering stceplc, where it rcigns over
all other church bells in the world Its
weight is 4i3,1i2 pounds, while the other
famous bells are light in comparison; st.
Paul's, London, $4,000 pounds; Antwerp,
10000; Oxford, 1900; York, 24,O00 !,
Montreal $4,000; Rome, 10000; Brugcs,
$4,000; Cologne, $4,000; Eriurt, 10000 /;
English Houses of Parliament $1,000; Vi
emma, 10000; Novgorod, $4,000; Pckn, 1885,
600; Sens, $4,000 Moscow dts sccond).
14l 900 The great bell of Moscow is 10,
feet high and Ga feet round its noise is tre-
mcndous.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1878-08-25

NorlCE 10 CAIRo SmlprERs--Until fur
thcr notice no more freight Of any kind
will he received for transportation by the
G. st. l.. a. n. o. r. II. Co., to Abbcrvilc,
Coiircvile, Wa crford Duck Hill, Winona,
Walden. West Dumn,, Sails, Koscinsks, Good
man, Dickens, Vaughn's, Terry, nor to any
point on V. Il NJ. RR. via Jackson, Miss. or
Meridian, Miss. G. +, RupD, Agent
Cairo, Aug. 2ita.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-29
Louisa Courthouse, October &c, 1875,
rFather and son, we Supposed il.
The Get.
ThR Cfste
FROM the Detroit Free Press.l

FROM the Uetrolt Free fress'J ;512 .1H
"Wbnt is this9
"This is eat. Do you see the beautiful
curve to his baek2 If you continue to oe
good boy you shah some DAY nave u t''o'i'
sand CATS"
g Are cats useful animals ?" .ai. y
Eyes, very. II wasn't for the cat every
house would be overrun with cenary-birds."
Are cats very 5raye?" -
eyes. THEY'LL hang around corner for
four hours to get their claws iuto poo!r,
little mouse not one-fortieth par: their size.' .
What food do eats prefer - e..
sts1A 600 mocking-bird is their ifrst choice.
II the family are not able to keep hooking.
bird the cat must put up with an orlcle OF
d German canary. 1t is only when suhef-
inc for food that cat will accept OF SIR
Ioin steak" ..r. ua.
seats can't sing, can they?" ~.
No, but, bless 'em, they keep trying
to learn how! They have got so they can
sound the first four notes on the scale, ano
they are determined to get the rest"
ssWhat time do they sing the sweetest r.
"At night, between the hours OF II T. III.
and a A. M. You have probably read items
about bold, bad men fingisg boot-!acks,
sticks of wood, and other missiles at singing
cats. Don't ever associate with such people.
Cats have as much right in America as any
body else, and it is only the. meanest kind
or folks who will try to keep 'em from rls-
ing up in the; world" -. ..,.,,r....r,
J." How long do cats liver" ]!
"Nobody knows, as no cat ever had a fair
show to see how many years he could put
in. After be has hung around one neigh
borhood for fifteen or twenty years some
one murders him in cold blood:'' y 80. :
.sDoes the fur of the cat contain electri-
city ?''' .,s -. . .'i1..'.
Eyes, and it isa great wonder why some
OF these scientific men did not make use OF
the fact in searchingfor the clue to the tete-
phone. There isn't much doubt that the
day will yet come when cat in Detroit,
connected by cl0thes-line with one In
Chicago, will form perfect telegraph line"
"Do cats suck chidren's BREATH"
"They do. Mothers should let their chill
dren eat onions as u preventive. Plug to-
bacco will answer the same purpose"