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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-08-15

Down in Georgia. says the Courser-Jour.
nal, they are in favor of removing the tar
ON quinine and putting it on dogs. In 9TH
or words, they want to take from quinine
and put it on canine. Or, to add another
idea, they would take the tax off Peruvian
bark and put it on dogs bark.-Loscell
Courier. -.4 r
Old Mrs. Cuir says she has always no.
,if1;ffe ,WifS;fe Il II th8 wRtgf, witsin Eut
would be very agreeable, it is as cold as an
icehouse. We have noticed this too. 1t
must be the fault of the almanac makers. -
Nor. Herald.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-08-15

,3s...-. RRBEoCA y. WRIGHT,
Winchester, Va, by General p. Il. Sheridan
A memento of September 19, 1884.
The charm-holder is an ingenious ar
rangemsnt Of q horseshoe. gauntlet and
spur. The charms are tiny Cavalry sword,
fleld glass, orderly cap, and other military
objects In miniature. The fate OF the
young staff officer Is unknown to her.
a9aa3' 79 Z. E.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-05-30
Fate of the PrIvateer .sshenandoah. ,,
TLondon World.1

y
Everybody has heard of the Shenan-
doah, the notorious privateer of the
Southerners in the American civil war,
but do not suppose that many know
what was the ultimate fate of the ship
when the war ended. Of all places in the
world she now lies "fathoms deep" off the
Island of Socotra, in the Arabian Gulf.
Her story is strange one. She was busy
burning whalers in Behring Strait when
Wadde1l, her commander, the "mildest-
hammered man who ever scuttled a ship
or cut throat" heard of the collapse of
the South. His occupation being gone,
and being without home or harbor to
which he burst with safety return, he ran
the Shenandoah to Liverpool, and imme-
diately surrendered her to her Majesty's
ship Donegal, in the Mersey. She was
handed over to the American Consul, and
afterward bought at auction by Nicol,
Fleming & Goa firm that has earned a
notoriety in connection with the failure
of the City of Glasgow Bank-for the Sui
tan of Zanzibar. After remaining idly at
Zanzibar for some years, she was sent to
Bombay for repairs, but foundered off
Socotra-all hands being lost except one
Englishman and few Lascars.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-05-30

OFFICE---Monastes' Brick, First street,
between Morrison and Yamhill. 14:38tf
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-05-30
MannerIsm in Style.
[Blackwood,s opinion.I

Almost every man has his tricks of writ.
ing, which are apt to grow upon him un-
consciously. Sometimes they are SO in
significant as to be almost unobiectiona-
BILE, and yet they jar on the ear of the
sensitive reader. AS almost everybody
must plead guilty more or less, we have
the less hesitation in alluding to these,
even at the risk of laying ourselves open
to retort. They may he merely the un-
necessary repetition of some conjunction
which seems to lift the writer more COM
fortably across the rift which yawns be-
tween a couple of his periods. What
strikes one more, of course, is the reitera-
ton of some epithet or qualifying adverb
which will invariably force itself to the
front when the pen hesitates and pauses.
For the use of words of the kind becomes
well-nigh mechanical actually they may
serve their purpose at least as we'll as any
other, and yet we believe that the most
careless of readers come to recognize them
with sense of irritation. What is more
strange is the affection which writers who
should be excellent judges of style, and
who have had an infinite variety of liter
ary practice, take for certain phrases and
turns of speech, which, to say the least of
them, are singularly ungraceful. 1t would
be in vain for these eminent gentlemen
to make any attempt at concealing their
identity and We would undertake to
draw up from memory a catalogue of
words and phrases which should reveal
the workmanship of any one of them
unless, indeed, they had been put on
their guard and had cut their work to
pieces in the revising for it is wonderful
how some favorite phrase comes to fall
naturally into its place in sentence /; if
You stop to change it you check the flow
- A1n,, ,rhk = ~ ofta al l,,,k fr,,,
any one care for illustrations upon the
abuse of mannerism. we cannot do better
than refer him to Thackeray's Novels by
Eminent Hands," or to some of the paro-
dies and extravaganzas by the American
humorists, though there are wanting in
Thackeray's more delicate discrimination.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-05-30

Every now and then some chap writes
to newspaper for recipe to prevent
hair from growing out. Ifmen would go
home from lodge before midnight with
their legs sober, their hair wouldn't come
out SO rapidly. We always 60 home
early and we have more hair than the day
we were born.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
l.r,o,.s 70 -u, GOLD .rlI DAlr s-ml
Colorado Items.


Dzxvx,, November ga dispatch
from Los Pinos states that up to Mon.
day the hostile Indians had not returned
to that point. though 1t wal reported
that they were preparing to come In.
Ouray said the hostilss were arming,
evidently fearing trouble. The dis.
patches do not indicate that the Com.
mission expect to accomplish much
more. and II 10 reported II fears that .
campaign has already been arranged;
ons column to march from Milk river.
one from Utah and two from the south.
Tho Commission 10 still barricadsd and
prepared to resent any attack.
The Denver. South Park and Pacific
Railroad Company let . contract today
for the excavation OF q tunnel through
the main range Of the Rocky Mountains,
at Alpine Pass. one-third Of Q mile long
and II. 900 feet above the sea level. The
entire work on the road to the anthracite
coal fields In the Elk Mountains and the
waters Of the Guunison IL % be com.
plrted by the LIST oil September next.
The letting on the grading, bridging and
tying 10 to be made 10 thirty days.
LEApvrLLx, November 26.--Mstters
are quie,ing down, but guards patrol the
city still. and the conflict between tbs
visilsntes aud plus-uglies may be 70.
sumed on slight provocstiou. Twelve
masked men last night entered . ball.
room. singled out q man and examined
his fsce. but released him, saying:
"This 10 not our man." None OF the
parties warned to leave have gone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
HOW no SAVE MONEY.

Instead OF going to . doctor for Q prescrip-
ton. II you have Br gifts Disease, Disbstss,
Pain In the Back and Loins. smarung, innsu.
nation. oalcult. B ictdust Deposit, or any
trouble OF the Kidnsys or Bladder, buy a bottle
Of DIR MfSTIe'S NtpHR.TfCU q, the great
Buehu Compound. II 10 the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for theee
troubles. Messrs. Abrsus = Carroll. Wholesale
dru,si.ts ssy I've regard Etphrtteum a.
norka." woodward. drugyi.t, PUrnsLd. ore.
gon. saye; EVERYBODY speaks highly OF II T"
Childs. druggist. Portland Oregon. ssys: "Sold
i.ts OF 10; II always coes the work" Many
nave been cured OF obstinate kidney complaints
sftsr the doctors have given them mp. For
sale BY all ~druggists. p. Ice 81 IS.
SUICIDE.
A distinguished scientist once said "No
man with . strong and healthy stomach ever
committed suicide" and yet many are suffering
the tortures OF the damnsd with Dyspepsla
When Q single bottle Of DR MINTIR's EpglIsh
relisf. and II persisted Ia, viii core the wort
case Of this distressing trouble. This pill
cures torpid Liver aud Biliousnees. Z, gulSts.
the Bowels. removes Pimplea from the Face,
cures Sallnw complexi,n, Foul Breath, Sick
Hea iache. Heartburn, Pain IN the sides and
Back. 70 sular.co>ied ami GUARANTEED to b.
PURELY SEaETABLe. Il acts directly upon
The coating OF toe Stomsch aud on the Liver /;
can be taken In any climate wet or dry
weather. Beware OF limitations. The Genuine
has 40 engraving OF Q lion on the outside wrap
per. Price ~ esnts. For sale by ali druggi.ts.
THIRl have been more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
~ tho wonde,f.l E4giish remedy, Sir Astlsy
remedies combined. Why will you suffer
Send " A.. g. Mlpte, n D., No. II Kesrny
street. San Francisco, for ths restorative, and
b cured. Prios. 81 per bottls; four times the
quantity. $40. Try ab1stle. misc ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
General Hancock and Mr.. surratt.

Correspondence Indianapolis Journal.
Nxw YoRx. November 6.-'Ths Dem.
ociats can't nominate Hancock" said .
Catholic priest to me the other day, In
response to my expression Of opinion.
"why notf" ! asked.
Because" be said. With much feel.
ing. 'hs hanged Mrs. Surratt without
cause, and psrsseutsd her for her 70.
ligion."
~ don't See how hs hanged her, said
I. "mors than General Holt, who was
Judge Advocate. or Stanton, who was
Secretary Of War, or Andy johnson. who
was President"
Hancock" explained the priest,
''had her immediate custody, and he ab.
s%olut.ly refused to let her see her cler.
eymau, or any clergyman Of her church.
after she wal sentenced. He did all he
could to send the woman TO hell; but no
doubt her Earnest request for clergy was
passed to her credit In the books beyond
the sky"
81 never heard Of that" I said.
"well, Catholics have" said the
priest; "snd II Hancock should arise
and have the impotence to ask for
Catholic votes. thy would bury him
under their indignation"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
Understood the Case.
Bsrlinoton Harkeve.


Excited and anxious patient: doctor,
I do wish you'd tell me whats the mat.
ter with me ; I'm clear ont Of sorts this
morning and I'm afraid I'm going to be
down sick. What's the matter With mel"
Doctor (~gravely): LET me See your
tongue" Patient thrusts Il out. "What
have you been eatipgf" Patient Ire.
A~eciivrly): "wsll. ! was out last might,
had . bi. Of supper at midnight, oysters
raw aud stswed. lobster salad, cold
tongue. pressed chicken. curds and
cream, coffee. some fruit cake. Q little
cheese and q handful Of hickory nuts"
Doctor (doubtiully): LET me see your
tongue assinf" Looks at Il thought.
fully. then IN authoritative tones. "Ah,
yes; I see you've been eating something
that don't agree With you" Grateful
patient gives him . dollar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

THR BEST WAY TO CHRRR UP,
II you are . dsspondent invalid. 10 TO grow
stronger. This you CSC do II you will take .
piece Of advice which has the weight Of high
medical authority to b,ck Il. That 10 to use
the standard inviRorsnt. Hostettsr's Stomach
Bittsrs. specially commended and Endorsed By
pnysicisns. Among tue b,iiiy rouoles which
Il Ovsrcomss ars d'speptis. irrrRui.rity Of the
bowels. liver Complaint. general dsbili Y aud
nervous complaints. 1t 10 also found very use
fui In counters cl Ing . tendency 10 vsskpsss or
disorder Of the k.das,s aud bladder, and per.
Sous troubled With rheumstiam strongly indorse
IL - . rsmed1. Its ipd ,spcs upon The entire
system 10 uignly ben snciai. p som0ting ~ II does
the return - .ls,p and sppet,s. aud the &C.
QUESTION OF ns.h aud strength. Asilent reproof
VI The folly OF naus,ous drug medic .tion 10
conveyed Ia tue suc'e = OF this pleasant and
elective botanical medieine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
Squaw Killed.
P;oehs Record, Nor. "a.


Wednesday afternoon. while q Of
our citizens was ont walking near the
second canyon beyond the slaughter.
house, be heard the discharge Of gun.
Four shots were fred. the frst two
bling 10 rapid succession. At the same
time hs observed Q great connection
among the Indians up on the bill. they
yelling. throwing rocks, etc. Thinking
that the Indians were up to some devil.
try, he sent the Sheriff out, who learned
that a squsw haa been shot aud dragged
to O shaft and thrown In. The tracks Of
her blood were yet warm on the ground
and showed on the sides OF the shaft
where they had thrown her In. The
Sheriff questioned a lot Of th. reds In
regard to this matter. but he could learn
nothing. some telling him It was q horse
killed, others o squaw, while most Of
them said they knew nothing about It.
We learned that II was o squaw killed
and that she wat murdered because she
had given birth to . red.headsd pap
pooss. Phoebe Indians have . great
objection to red. headed babies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
Church W. school.

Bosros. November %. -Announcement
10 made Of the policy Of the Roman
Catholic Church 10 New England toward
the public schools. The Archbishop.
following the advice Of the Pope, to q
European bishop. has directed all priests
in tho Arch Diocese OF New England to
At n establish parochisl schools. and
threatens parents who refuse to pstronize
them with the tsrrors OF the church. In
localities where the influence Of the
public schools IL thought to be psrticu.
iarly injurious to Catholic youth. priests
are instructed to withdraw children at
once. sven 10 there be no psroehial
schools in the vicinity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
TO I'm oolo M. pAn. mv..,
San Fraucisco Items.

San FRAscrsco, November 26.-The
stonecutters Of this city. It is under.
stood. will shortly strike. The Stone.
cutters Union having soms two months
ago seeded from the Amalgamated
Trades Union. the strikers will have to
depend on their independent Union for
support. A stonscutter's wages, are
% so a day. and 1t Is proposed to have
them increased to "a.
P. Rosenzweeg committed suicide.
probably by poisoning. at Mermaid
Baths, North Beach, this afternoon.
He obtained q room and bathing clothing
and went into the water. A few min.
utes later Mr.. Mohor, the proprietor.
saw his body floating in the water. The
body was Immediately taken out and
every effort ct resusoitation made. A
strong smell OF laudsnum came from his
uostrils. and It IL supposed that hs had
taken the drug. In his pocket were
found letters from several stockbrokers.
calling upon him for more mud BY
tomorrow at IL o'clock" Hs was .
boot and shoe dealer on Dupont street.
Thomas McCralla, OF No. 10 Jessie
street, while mad with liquor this morn.
ing knocked his wife down aud attempted
to stamp her to death. When rescued
she was so badly kicked that her life Ii
now despaired OF.
SAN Francisco. November 25.-This
evening San Francisco will DO treated
10 q unique entertainment. The Prin.
Cess Sarah. daughter OF winusmucos,
Chief Of the Piutrs. will lecture at
Platt's Hall 10 behalf OF her people.
The Princess will appear In full Indian
costume, with short dress OF buckskin
deliberately braided and trimmed With
fringe. buckskiu lesgiogs aud m~oceasins.
An Indian head.dress. with nodding
eagle feathers. will sdorn her head. As
this Is the frst time In the history Of the
country when an Indian woman has ad.
dressed an audience In behalf OF her
race. great interest 10 evinoed BY the
public. and . large sssemblage will prob.
ably gather to listen to the words Of the
brave child Of the forest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

AACtoua AtoesASse
DrBlIS. November 25.-Ths excite.
msnt through the west Of Ireland shows
no sign OF abatement. Large meetings
are being held In all populous places in
the counties Of Mayo and Sligo. Par.
nell. In addressing . large meeting las.
night in Sligo, asked the people to per.
ssvers in agitation and remember his
advice. "to keep Q hrm grip on the
land"
Great crowds assembled 10 the streets
Of Sligo today. Toe examination oil
Davitt 10 proceeding.
SLIGO. November 25.-Ths court.
room todsy vas again crowded with
spectators. Killen and Davitt appeared
cheerful and fearless. Monroe. Queens
Counsel, said 10 be could prove the
uttsrspcs Of Dsvitt's alleged words. that
'.the manhood OF Ireland should spring
to its feet and say IL would tolerats land.
lords and landlordism no longer" the
magistrates would b bound TO commit
him. Police evidence was called to
prove their utterances. Davitt, who
had been occupied al the morning
preparing written defense be.
fore commencing to deliver It,
protested against Monros's remark,
that he had already experienced the
elsmeney Of the Grown. and declared
that ls was innocent Of the charge OF
which be wa convicted In 1870. DAILY.
since bis release from Jail, complains Of
his treatment while In prison. Monroe.
10 the course Of bis remarks, said that
psvitt 10 probably the most dangerous
OF the Irish agitstors. and especially
pointed to bis language comparing tho
Zulu assegai to the Irish pike. Davitt
then began cross.examinine the witness.
Ds,itt declared that be had been con.
vietsd Of Fenisnism on the evidence Of
. professional perjursr. His cross.
examination Of police Witnesses failed
to weaken the evidence against him.
Hs was committed fec t,iai, bail bang
ssssp.sa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
Miscellaneous.

CHICAGO, November 26.- The Irish.
men in Chicago have arranged . meet.
Ing for next Monday night to secure an
expression Of sympathy with Psrnsll
and bis friends. who are In trouble In
Ireland. I, 10 the intention to appoint
q committee to receive donations. Mayor
Harrison was invited to preside At the
meeting and refused. Governor Cul.
LON, however. will be present, 40 we'll
~ other prominent citizens OF the State
and city. The feeling against III. Mayor
10 rather bitter among the Irishmsn.
KrRwrS. Kan. November 26.-Track.
laying on the Central Branch OF the
Union Pacific Railroad was completed
to this city yesterday afternoon. About
1000 persons were at the depot to see
the irst engine pull In.
Sr. LOUIS. November 26.-Jay Gould
and s. II. II. CLARK. General Manager Of
the Union Pacific, arrived Monday even.
ing and will leave for the west via
Omaha today. It 10 stated on pretty
good authority that General Manager
CLARK will make st. Louis his head.
quarters to January LIST.
LINCOLN. Nsb., November 26.-Tbs
canvass Of the State vote shows that
Cobb. Republican candidate for Judge,
has Is, 1855 majority over wskely. Dem.
ocrst. and Al, 1888 majority over Saxon,
Greepbsck. The other uaioritiss run
about the same.
AUSTIN, Tx, November ga squad
OF rangers after Q band OF higbwaymrn
who bad been operating 10 this vicinity.
discovered their camp In the western
part OF the county. and waited for the
robbers. Dick futile. supposed to be
one Of them. oon after approached.
When within 20 steps he was com.
manded to surrender. He tried to use
his csrbins. but was shot and Instantly
killed BY Q ranger.
NEW YoRx. November 26.-Evacua.
ton Day was observed BY o parade Of
the Old Guard, display OF Gags and bunt.
ing on the City Hall, and the raising Of
tho national colors. The veterans OF
1912 were entertained al . dinner in the
afternoon.
PAnaY Souxp. Ontario, November 20.
The tug Mile Grew. sent Monday 10
search the missing steamer Wau.
bsuno. returned yesterday. She re.
ports that she found o portion
Of the wreck Of the wsubauno
near Hsystacks. ave miles northwest OF
Moose Point. A lifs.bost. bottom up,
was also found. but nc trace Of the pas.
sengers or crew. thirty In all. The tug
returns TO resume the search.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

Henry wattsrsop called on Gen. Grant
during the excitement OF the electoral
count Of 1915. but the President did not
seem to catch his name when he was in.
troduesd. After . short conversation.
the gentleman who introduced the
south,rner said: "Bu,. Mr.. President.
this 10 Sir. watierson. Of the Louisville
couyLr. journal" Gen. Grant removed
his cigar. paused Q moment. turned his
calm. clear gaze upon the celebrated
asitator and journalist. and said: "Ah!
Jon. ! believe. are the gentleman who
talks Of bringing 100. 900 men here to
prevent the inauguration Of my lawful
successor. Well, cir. bring them on.
and you shall see what I will do with
them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
rHR a RATE Oh

Our country 10 getting to b. f~earfuily alarming.
the average Of lie bsivs lss.ened svsry year.
without any r.ss'nsb!s cause. death resulting
generally from the most insisnincant origin.
1t this season Of the year especially. Q cold 10
such . common thing ,h,t In the hurry Of every
day lie Va are apt TO oyerlo, Z the dangers at.
tel ding Il aud Of en- nud tor late, that Q rever
or Lung trJuule has alrrs y Get n Thousands
! % the = lives IN this wsy every winter. while
had Boschss German Syrup been taken. . cure
would have resui.eI. suu Q large bill fiom Q
doctor been avoided. FOR all diseases Of the
Throat ano Lungs. Bosehss German Syrup has
proven itsslf 10 Do Tia greatsst discover, VI It's
kind In medicine. Every druggist 10 this
over $4,000 .bottiss sold last year without .
slngls failure known. W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
Railway Bundlnr in Oregon.

PORTLAND. November 26.-Ths grad.
ing on the West Side railroad 10 now
completed to Corvallis. 100 miles from
Portland, and the ties have been laid TO
Luckiamuts river and oon will be for
the entire distance. The ship Eliza
McNsar. from Philadelphia. bearing
enough rails to fuish the road, has ar.
rived at Astoria. and . portion Of her
cargo will be lightered to this city With.
out delay. Ths same vessel also brings
q 80 ton Baldwin locomotive for the new
road. It 10 confidently hoped that the
road will DO In operation 10 Corvallis BY
the Goth Of December.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
Telephone Line.

oRovnLr. November 2s.-Ths past
week has witnessed the completion Of Q
telephone line between this place and
Hrpsidom. Q distance Of 81 miles by
wire aud rs by road. This system also
embraces Brownsville. Strawberry. La
Porte, Gibsonvills and Rowland Flat.
At Orovills all these places are brought
Into communication with the Western
Union Telegraph.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

A little girl between ave and six year,
OF age vas present when We were psrtsking
VI . glass Of champagne. Being attracted
BY the hIxing. she partook. and q 70
minutes aftsrwsrd abe exclaimed: "Oh.
papa ! feel a. II NY hair was In curl
papers" -EfeAanye.
A Gold Killer who got drunk on Bodis
whisky. described the ns1. morning
sensation thus: ~ just felt like I va,
being hung up BY the hair and scalp.d
every Ave minutes"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

Denis K-arpey proposes going to Ire.
land shortly In order to organize thines
there properly for q successful rebellion
against England. Denis 10 foil Of faith
IN his entire ability to tear the green sod
Of old Ireland from the cleaning fanss
Of Oh. British lion. He will then become
President Of the Irish R-public. issue
stock, levy an asssssusnt and be happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

The latest rumor about Tilden 10
highly entertaining. II crediis him with
. purpose Of handing over his Presi.
Dental claims to Charles Francis Adams.
He thinks Nj. Adams IL the only man
Who can units the party. His ides'
probably. 10 that the sursst vsy.t 10 pre-
oaVs he vospss u 70 fxssss u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
NO rArEs

A most Of our readers will be too
busily engaged tomorrow eating turkey
and Otherwise enjoying Thanksgiving to
reed newspapers. there will be no GOLD
HUI Nxws issued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

There 10 something passing strange
about human nature. II . man had 70
support his family BY playing billiards
at e. day he'd complain that b had
" wesk avial hard iss Q living. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

A mud turtle can neither ny, sing,
gallop, laugh, cry nor 60 blaekbrrryins,
and yet, II they are left alone. they get
along Just 40 well a. the young man who
tries to DO funny at . lawn party.