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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-29
No. los. No. los.
100000 CIGARS
at wholesale.

The trade respectfully invited to call
and inspect the largest stock at Sol Cole
mans Cigar Emporium,
3l6 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-29

HosE REELS, So, 81, 50. Brownies. 25s
Second street. ne
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-29
FOR RENT.

VIZ A. WHEATLEY, 81 Main, hes a nice
. line Of residences, stores, etc, for
rent and sale. James Park, Humboldt Park
and Greenlas Opera House for rent. Resi-
dence III Alabama street for sale cheap. 46t
IN Planters Insurance Building, double and
Il single Offices, suitable for lawyers or physi-
clans: and double and single bedrooms. All
well lighted and ventilated, and all modern
eonveniences. Apply at Office Of Planters In
surance Company, Il Madison ST. 3T-l56
ON Mosby street, between Jones avenue
" and Winchester street, house l55, nine
rooms: lS3, four rooms and summer kitchen,
etc; Il213 four rOoms. All in hrst-class order;
walls newly papered and ceilings calcimined.
Second street, half block from street cars,
two houses, four rooms in each, in good order.
SIT JAMES REILLY, 81 North Second st.
NICE, new cottage, ~ squares east Of
"A the turn table on Poplar street, with room
for a garden. Rent cheap TO a good tenant.
Apply &c Koyster, Waldran q Bacon, No. 2S
Main strest. 25f
lal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-29
PERSONAL.

I N. COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
u. Notary Public and Commissioner OF
Deeds. Special attention given 70 collections
10 the county. Office 2A Front Il. 1871
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-29
BOARDING..
RooMs ANn RoARn-
TAKEN UP.

TWO furnished rooms, suitable for gentle
J. men or families, with board, at IS Court.
ll-65
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-29
BOOTS AND SHOES

wil find them 81 uur establishment IN larger
varsity and Al lower prices than 81 ans other
place u the mU. Special attention pHid 10
orders from THE county. &-A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-29
The Celebrated Book Beer
of the
Memphis Brewing Company
will be ON tap
at the Principal Saloons,
Thursday. May LIST.

The beer brewed by this Company is
fast becoming universally popular among
our beer drinkers on account Of its purity
and excellence. Many Of our principal
beer saloons keep the Memphis beer on
tap Mt all times for the accommodation of
thirsty customers who know how to APP
p%reciate a good article. o2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-29
FOR SALE.

COMPLETE outfit Of fixtures for retail gro
" Gerry store. Address CASH, this office.
1k-66
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-21
Deeds

The following deeds have been placed
on record in the Recorders unico at
this place since our last report:
Jas. Brown to George ". Crnm,
property in township sc and 37--con.
siderstion, $1,000. ~
r. +. Brennan to James NcMuilcn
and WIN. Henry. ranch and winter right
in Star valley consideration, Sl,GOJ.
Richard Ashton to LqP. Faison. 900
feet in the Arizona mine, Good Hope
Mining Observation-Disclosures, 500.
w. T. Smith Assignee OF W. A..
Tucker. bankrupt, 10 Chus. Adams,
Tucker ranch on SoIth Fork-consider.
alton, S75.
s. II. Moroy 10 Thos. II. Blythe,
200 It. extension OH Lisbon Lo I'd. Con.
tchnial Mining INSTRUMENTATION,
800.
T. J.. Harlan TO Thos.li. Blythe, 1, 500
feet, first north e~xtoniiou, Centennial
mine aud Mining DISTRICT -considcra-
ton. 500.
s. u. Morcy to Thos. II. blythe,
1900 feet in tho Centennial niue, Con.
tennial Mining INSTRUMENTATION,
800. .h.,-a 81.
Pascal NJ. DYnr and John o. Dyar
to- mas II. Blythe, the Atlantic and
Minnesota pin,s. Centennial Mining
Observation-Disclosures, sf.
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At John AIuIeS's.

Now on exhibition. is n lot OF tho
prctticst colored vases; tho most unique
toilet sets; heavily plated table furni.
,urc, including iuc silver. plated cutlery
in cases: n fine assortment OF handsome
standing lamps and q great variety Of
other articles suitable for holiday pros.
cnts, which will be sold at figures much
below any heretofore offered in town.
Just step in, ask tho prices and DO con-
viuced,
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'Sir Ashley Coopcr's vital Itcstorn-

The great English remcdy-hHs made
moro cures OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Monhood, noctur.
nal emissions, l~tssi;uic, inability for
mental labor, dependency aud such
diseases ns nrc induced by youthful
follics and excuses, than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send TO A. l.. Miutic, NJ. D..
No. II Kearney street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be curcd. Price
80 per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try n bottle. Dir. Mimic treats
all private diseases successfully with
out mercury.
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Elegant Holiday Presents For
lnll.a

II you want to make u nico present to
your vile, s,s,or or somebody elsc'd sig.
ter, go to tho Drug Store, Muller will
show YOU some elegant toilet sets filed
with exquisite fortunes, also a large as.
sortmont OF domestic and imported ex.
tracts and cologues. ladies elegant hand
mlrtors and n variety Of superb toilet
articles, all nice aud suitable for pres.
ents. Gall o aud make your selcc.
lions. L. +. MuLLsH,
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1 Wish Evcrhody TO Know.

Rev. George II. Thayer, ond old citi-
Ecu OF this vicinity known to every one
rs n most influential citizen, and Chris
tinn member Of the NJ. l.. Church just
this moment stopped in our store to
say, ~ wish everybody 10 know ihat I
consider that both myself and wife owe
II lives to ShiIoh's Consumption
Cure" 1t is having a Tremendous sale
over orr counters and is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases Of Lung Dis.
cases, snch as nothing else las done.
BoURDos, Ind. May 10. 1879.
DRs. MArcusrr 4 france.
Sold by r. T.. Muller. Druggist, Elko.
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Cnnhx cnn&A

For tbs holidays. more than forty
vOrieties. Also c~ornucopias. candy toys.
hearts. Christmas canIlos. Costume
notices, etc.
earned Fruit. Fresh Crackers and
Cakes Pure Spices. Extracts. Candies;
Nuts, Tobacco, ETC., at lowest Cash
prices and Best quality g~aarauto,d at
~ r. W: A! J~S6KsoS's.
Next door TO PostoffSe.
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A DECLARATION from General Grant
IN relation to n ;hird term Is expected
TO DO madc at his reception this week at
Philadelphia.
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DcnnrImrca

This morning by stage for tho North
y. b. Moroy, O.. @. Warner, Frank
Creator, O.. II. Sherwood and John
Combs.
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FoR lame back. side or chest use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Pricc. 25 cents.
Sold by Il. Y. Muller, Druggist, Elko,
Nevada.
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sP'I'"h AAoA'h
4. II. Grecnberg. San Francisco.
III. J.. Byrne, do
-. 5. Tallman, do
y Dick Dryer, do
Frank GREATER, do
8. u. Morey. do
Col. w. d. Wilson and wife, $. +.
II. II. Coryell, Dcc,h.
I'D. Barnes. do
Ed. l.. Seitz, do
Z J.J. Jones, Tuscnrora.
II. Chalmers, Coloma.
w. Van Aclstyn. South Fork.
John Wagner, Winnomucca.
j.. II. Isabel, do
W. T.. Wilson, Tennessee.
q. Il. Sherwood. Chicago.
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Tho following frcights hnvo boon 70.
cciycd by rail for tho past week:
Ono car Of oil for John Ainicy; Q cars
Of wood for +. II. Smith; l car of wood
for James Davis and one car general
merchandise for Elko.
shifted.
Two cars flour and grain to Eureka
10y Rcinhaft e. Co.
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Depot Hotel ArrIval..
Arrivals.

Last night--c. Hilbert. d. Gray. r..
+. Fnr,hing. 7. II. Harris. Lizzie Rcd.
Well, y. W. Raglan aud u. Holcomb.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-21

Last evening by stage from tho North:
Vim. Henry, II. W. Allen, John Byrnes
and wife, Jake wcr,heimer, Andrew
Do Lislo and II. l.. Shannon.
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Arrivals!

Last cvening-Jokc ltawley. II. W.
Dunlap, Miss Ida Frost. +. j. Davis, 9.
Wiley and Dick Dryer. .Hs.tY
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Departures.

This morning by stage for tho North:
j. ID. Bacon aud wife, q. J.. Doscowitz
and W. r. Williams.
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OsE hundred nieo fat Turkeys for
sale at tho Gem Restaurant.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
W. +. Wnmsley, Bcowawe.
Miss Nooling, Illinois.
@. II. George. Mound Valley.
Ii. l.. Byrnc. San Francisco.
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Fnrsu shell oysters received daily 1T
tho Gem by express
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Arrivals.

Last evening by stage from tho North
George soitz, q. W. wclty and Mes.
senger.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-21

Advertised Letter Iist.
The, following il n list Of letters re-
manning In tho Elko Office. unclaimed,
for tho week ending Saturday, Dec. 10.
1870:
Dnnson Mrs Anna Dibblo Philnndor o
Keller JOHNNY King Mrs Lizzie
Morley q W May
Oliver Robt Pollard Georgia
hobberEon Jennie Richie Edward l.
Tyo Enoch Wilson Harry
whalcn Stephen White Horny II
Wilkorson Mrs Lizzie
y. W. Hun, Il. NJ.
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Depot fiotci Arrivals.
q. a. Phincy, New York.
G.. l.. Mayer, Camp lInllcck.
j. ID. Bacon and vito, Tuscaroru.
q. w. wolly, do
9. j. Boscowitz. Eureka.
Alex. Wise. Winncmucca.
Vim. TroXlcr, Pcko.
w. Van Aclstyn. Coral Hill.
Thomas Brunncn, Star Valley.
John Galligan, Ruby.
j. IL. Crane, Yankee Fork.
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cpnrturc res.

This motning-D. j. Jones. Jake
Wertheimor aud Dick Lowcnb5rg.
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Nennrtnre,

This morning ID. Plat, an& James
liornod.
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II IL strange 50 many people will
continue 10 suffer day after day with
dyspepsia, liver complaint. constipation.
sour stomach, general debility, when
they thoy can procure ut my ssoro Shi.
loh's vitalizcr, free OF cost II IL does
not cure or relieve item. Price as
cents, Sold by Il. Y. Muller. Drug.
gist.
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sHIrrED.

1900 pounds Of general mcrchan.
disc TO stations on the Humboldt hi.
vision.
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FnEDERrcK W. GtLMER who was kill.
cd by mn OK plosion in tho Stewart mino
at Bingham, Utah, last Saturday, was a
brother to Jack ailmor, tho we'll know
stage mnn
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

"CPVN "UNVI NTTINHEF' |"|||-
J. II. Crane, Yankee Fork.
G. J.. Smith, Sacramento.
II. A. CASTOR, Virginia CITY.
Dick Dryer, San Francisco.
$. A.. Frcidline, Oakland.
Il. w. Dunlap aud W.T., Cornucopja.
Miss Nudge Frost, do ~
+. s. Davis, Tuscarora. u
q. ". Wiley, do
jacob Conlcy, do
A.. l.. Nichols. do ,f
Ed. Odoll, Inmoilic.
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One SAr OF wood for J.. II. Fitch: l
car OF wood for James Davis; 2 cars Of
wood for +. II. Smith: l car wood for
John Ainlcy; I car OF coal for L. II.
Smith; ! car coal oil for John Ainloy;
~ cnrs OF general merchandise for
Elko.
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Nriaas. i,e<tnIrt ~. lssS:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-10
MOVINIIDTG MARIfIM0.
ENTRADAS.


Mayo 9.-De Cuba, vap. esp. '.Pasaies,'
cap, Benitez carga y pasajero.ss
8 De la isla, vap. esp. San JUAN
cap Lartitegui, carga pasa-
jeros.
SALIDAS.
Mayo 8.-Para New-York, via Fajardo gol.
ing. "Barba F. Latimer, cap
Bonell. con mieles, por Lati-
mer comp,
Para las Bermudas, gol: americana
''Wildfore," cap. Bearre, con
azdcar y mieles, por Latimer
Para Manaty, gol. esp. BELLA Joa-
quina," cap. Martinez, con pro-
visiones, por Jose Menendez.
GoLETAs LA CARGA.-''Mayagaeza-
na', cap, J. Cervera, para Fajardo y Nagua-
Aguadilla Mayagdez. -"Dolores'' captain
j. Carran, para Humacao y Arroyo. "Pepi-
giez.-"Anita' cap. P. Carran, para Ma
natl >f.
PAsAJERos LLEGADos EN- Ell PAsAJEs Don
Fermin Batista, Dofla Ramona Calderon,
p. Juan Navarro, D. Pedro Nieva, D. Juan
Cort6s.
En 81 San Juan" DE Aggadilla: Don
do, D. Arturo Biaggi, D. Guillermo Llado,
u. Agustin Pasalagua, ID. Joaquin Mayoral,
d. Hilario Conde, Dofla Josefa PUG, d. Nj
Juan Ballester, d. Rosalia Solis.-De AFRO {
yo: r. III. Bech, D. Carlos n. Bruno, Don !
Manuel Lopez, d. Tomas @: Perez.--pe HUI
macao: D. Leonrio Garcia Valle, DoIa jos
sefa Berges familia, R. Leo y jane Epson.
Plaza, d. Luis Berlinger, D. Jose de Cells D.
Cristobal Martinez, d. Pedro Dorcil y niflo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-10

y
mas en- ndmero de unas Is. Les
acompaTa D. Juan Spoturno, siendo
la nave que los conduce el vapor de
guerra nacional Don Juan de AWstrlG,
venido a las Tunas con este exclusi-
vo objeto. Deseamos los viajeros
un feliz viaje y prosperidad en- la
terra que han preferido a la suya
para establecerse. .*
: Queda, pues, consumada Ia obra
de la paz, a la que tanto han coope-
RADIO en- esta comarca los dignos Sc
nores D. Serafn Sanchez y D. Fran
cisco Gimenez, unidos al caballeroso
senor Spoturno.
Despues de la paz, al trabajo.
Hacendados, labradores, campesi-
nos todos, ell horizonte aparece va sin
nubes. Ell trabajo os llama, y la Sc
guridad os ha de garantizarlo.
Ell trabajo es nuestra salvacion.
Manos q la obra con- brio, con noble
empeno y ell porvenir ha de cambiar.
Amino q la obra AL trabajo.
En- ell vapor Manzaei2o ha lie
gado (el 10y ell Excmo. 6 limo. Sr.
Arzobispo, de regreso de su vista q
Manzanillo.
-Habiendo llegado la Habana
ell Excmo. Sr. Mariscal de Campo D..
Emilio Calleja, nombrado segundo
cabo de esta isla, ha tornado possession
de su importante destino,
En- ell vapor correo espa1ol Az
foeso XII han partido para la Pc
n1nsula ell Excmo. Sr. Teniente Ge-
neral Don Cayetano Figueroa, 20 Ca
bo que era de esta isla, y el Sr. Bri-
gadier Arderius, gobernador de la
provincial de la Habana.
E! distinguido abogado habane-
TO DR.. D. Antonio Vazquez Queipo,
ha sido electo diputado por ell distri-
to de San Martin de Quiroga, pro-
vincia de Lugo, en- la Peninsula. De
la rectitud de sus principles y de la
independence de su caracter, es de
esperarse que en- tan elevado puesto
no olvidara la defensa de los intere-
ses de esta provincial en- que naci6
y propendera con todas sus fuerzas
al bien de ella.
Hoy 3 ha sido elegido senador
por la provincial ecclesiastical de San
tiago de Cuba, .el Excmo. 6 limo. Sr.
Arzobispo DR.. D. Jose Martin de
Herrera.
"A fines del presente mes mar
chara a hacerse cargo de la Admi-
nistracion del ferro-carril de Carde-
mas y J1caro ell limo. Sr. D. Ricar-
do Galbis y Abella.
-Debiendo embarcarse para la
Peninsula ell 25 de abril ell Sr. Bri-
gadier D. Jose Arderius, Sc le ha
autorizado para que haga entrega
del Gobierno civil de la provincia de
la Habana al Secretario del mismo
Sr. D. Francisco Fontanilles.
En- virtud de propuesta del Co.
mandante General de las Villas, Sc
ha resuelto quede suprimida la ra-
T.. L
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-10

pasan las mujeres pobres para ganar-
| Sc honradamente ei sustento, plensa
extender en- gran escala sus manu-
facturas a otras poblaciones de la is
la, con ell fin de dar trabajo a todas
las cigarreras que 10 solicitor.
Ell precio de las tareas Sc satisfara
diariamente, y los materiales seran
conducidos a domicilio, como Sc ha-
ce en- algunas fabricas de la Haba-
ma.
Ell pensamiento es digno de todo
elogio, y de realizarse, como 10 es-
peramos, vendra 4 aliviar en- :nucho
las miserias y penalidades de infni-
dad de familias. Slgase ell ej ejemplo.
-Leemos en- La Poz de Pinar
del Rio del %:
Nos dicen del &enaidero que Sc
han enajenado alll algunos tercios
de tabaco cosechado en- el a1o pasa-
do, $40 y SO al barrer. En- Qua
ne la 1nisma rama Sc ha vendido has
ia a diez. Hay algunas existencias
en- poder de los cosecheros toda'
via.
Sc ha tornado en- Pinar del Rio
una asociacion de respetables perso-
mas con ell objeto de cuidar que to-
dos los ninos, tanto blancos como
de color, acudan a las escuelas q re-
cibir la educacion necesaria. Tienen
la mission de indagar, inspecciouar,
vigilar, y excitsr a los padres 8 en-
cargados de los ninos para que no
dejen de enviarlos d las escuelas res.
pectivas, allanando todas las difcul-
tades que puedan ofrecerse 8 que
puedan crear ell descuido, la indife-
rencia 8 la ignorancia. Ha sido un
pensamiento que consideramos muy
digno de APPLAUSE y que ver1amos
con gusto fuese imitado en- toda la
isla.
Ell Excmo. Sr. Comandante &C.
raj de las Villas ha autorizado a la
municipalidad de Santa Clara para
el derribo de los fortunes que Sc en-
cuentran en- ell recinto de aquella
poblacion.
-Leemos en- La La1z de Sagua j:
Doble suicide. En- la vecina vi
LA de Cienfuegos ocurri6 dias pasa-
dos un case de doble suicidio.
Els ell hecho que vivian marldable-
mente una j6ven de color, esclava, y
un asiatico. Ell dueno de la j6ven de-
cidi6 venderla para trabajos de cam
po, 10 que tra1a por consecuencia la
separation de los dos seres que Sc
amaban los chinos y negros son
suceptibles de amar.
Procure ell amante libertar a su
amada, y obtuvo del dueno un pla
20 para reunir fondos su6cientes. El
plazo venci6 infructuosamente.
Desesperados ambos amantes op-
taron por ell suicide que llevaron 4
cabo.
Cuando acudieron al cuarto donde
estaban encerrados vieron q los in
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-07-31
Stunning Bathing Costumes.
Long Branch Letter to Pittsburg Tee graz

Long Branch Letter to PittSbUrg Tee graph.
Gone is the day, most Enthusiastically,
when the fair sex were allowed the
monopoly OF coquettishness in bathing
costumes. The innovation was made
by the 'mashers," about two years ago,
and it has been gaining ground ever
since; one Of the pioneers was Mr.. Fred
May, who successfully disputed atten-
ton with grande coquette who used to
battle In embroidered silk hose, much to
the edification of the crowd of lockers
on who had previously been permitted
to gaze upon her as she sat in a wicker
beach-chair, thing of beauty in robes
OF virgin white, which may be wrong
in thinking spangled. Young May was
pronounced new edition of Antinous
as he reposed on the sands in an airy
costume of violet gauze, disclosing
muscles cultivated by exercise at the
Racquet Club. His example had, how
ever, but few followers, whether from
modesty or sense of physical inferior
ity, cannot be stated. This year, how
ever, two members of the geunesse do7ee
have appeared on the scene in a grab
that out-Mays Mays, since it is so
sleeveless as to display the shoulders, is
equally light In texture, and is, in brief,
as limited as is consistent with bathing
IN the presence of ladies. One of these
young gentlemen, a Cuban of swarthy
complexion, wears bright blue shirt
and tunic, barred with orange; the
other, an Austrian named Rasim, is
blonde, and disports in rose-colored
garb OF equally scanty cut.
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The WalWor:hs, Mother and Son.
Letter from Saratoga.

Frank Walworth, the youth who, in
order to protect his mothers life, slew
his father, is here at the old Walworth
home in Broadway. He has not sin
gle feature or trait of character that
would indicate that he Il parricide.
His health is poor, but he is sreading
law. He is tall, fair and manly in his
bearing: but he has an expressibly sad,
preoccupied expression. He is, OF
course, isolated from society. On his
exit from prison his former friends cut
him, and his proud spirit felt it keenly.
His mother has been very busy with
her literary work on art and science.
She has been very successful on her lee
turing tour. She has. the respect and
sympathy of the entire community
here, all of whom are acquainted with
the terrible trials she had to endure at
the hands of an cratic husband, and
her struggles to care for her five child
rem previous to and since his awful
death. She is beautiful woman, OF
the brink of fifty; but, despite her sor-
rows, she looks ten years younger. 1t
is presumed that the old homestead
will be sold, and she will with this un-
happy son, sail for the old world and
join her children now there, hoping t.
find anchor in some spot where her
surroundings will not stir up the UNI
pleasant memories of the past as they
do here.
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u oman'S Way.
Boston Gazette.

We know of case lately occurring
in our own city which we cannot re-
frain from mentioning as an instance of
truly noble womanhood. A young
man, lately married to a poor girl, was
found, by the examination of the books
of a certain organization of which he
was treasurer, to be considerably short
in his accounts. Exposure and dis
grace stared him in the face, although
his shortcomings were attributable
more to mismanagement than to NAL
feasance in Office. At this crises in his
affairs his young wife stepped forward
and paid the deficit in full, to the sur.
prise and satisfaction of all parties con,
cerned. She had been q working cir
before her marriage, and the saving Of
her husbands honor took the last cent
of the accumulation of several years O.
toll and economy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-07-31
Poisonous Paper Collars,
ia + London Lancet.


Its. doubtless, in the first instance
as the cause of local skin disease, that
paper collars prepared with arsenic in
some form are deleterious; but when
once the cuticule has been removed
taxic effects may become general, be-
cause absorption is then very likely to
take place, and the. whole system may
I be poisoned. We make no specific al
legation On the subject Of these collars.
but the information which has reached
us, and is still being volunteered, is of a
nature to>render it indispensable to eau
ton the publied No one desires, and
nothing we have said or may say ON the
subject should be held, to reflect on the
sellers Of articles of dress obtained from
the manufacturers, and distributed, with
out the retail tradesman being aware
of their pernicious properties. Mean
while it is incumbent on all who manu-
facture goods for general use to take
care that nothing calculated 10 injure
the health of a wearer is contained in
them. 1t is impossible that arsenious
acid can be used unwittingly. 1t is mat
terof fact, we believe, that white paper
is often prepared with poison, and if it
is brought into contact with any absorb
tive surface, evil consequences may en-
sue. 1t is certainly time that the pro-
cess of manufacture should be placed
under official inspection, il, for the sake
of cheapness, or to given artificial lustre
to their goods, makers viii use danger
Gus yes and dressings, regardless of
everything but their own commercial