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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
I MINER AND millionaire
4 Phase OF CaIifornis Iifs-A lter.
OF Ups and Downs.
Nevada (Cai.) Transcript.

The atmosphere Of good luck that
hangs around some men 10 past undeN
standing. Take the case Of Bob Nor.
row, the San Francisco manipulation.
who owns St. Julien, the fastest horse
In the world. to illustrate by, for 10.
stance. The reporter mel Q forty.ninsr,
who used TO know him In the days wh,n
O billed shirt worn among the noun.
tain miners indicated that the possessor
was either . blsckleg or . gospel OK.
FOUNDER, the chances being niusty.niue
10 one that he was the former. for par.
IONS were then. - scarce - copper
pennies, almost. He arrived In Nevada
City when the camp was . more infant.
20 to speak. The Arst thing hs did
after getting here was to skirmish around
and hunt up Q shovel. pick and rocker.
With these hs began scratching along
Deer Creek for gold. By dint Of per.
ssvsrancs and hard work-his knowl.
edge Of mining dill not exceed his init.
macy with the Bible-snd az exercise Of
cheek, he got enough to alleviate the
psngs Of hunger to Q bsarabls extent.
He stayed around here till 1853. and BY
that time his clothes were 20 tattered
and torn that he had to put his old hat
under him 10 keep his bare body from
coming 10 contact with the chair when.
ever hs sat down, and then decided to
smigrate. George Hearst, Joe CLARK, A.
E. Head, and q number OF the other
BOYS whose lines were too hard for com.
fort, wanted to 60 with him. but the
whole eaboodls were dead broke. and
figure % they could, no alternative pre-.
scented whereby they could scare up
enough coin to'get out Of the camp with.
Finally, Arthur Hsgadorn came 10 the
rescue. he Atted, some Of them out
with . mule apiece. provisions and coin.
They made Q bes.lins for the Comstook.
The next time his old townies heard from
Morrow hs Was on top Of q wave Of pros.
perity; that II. had got into the Savage
and some other big mines at Virginia.
For several years be revslled In wealth.
After enjoying the rapidly acquired
shskels for Q few years. they slipped
away from him. and no was busted once
more. His will and energy didn't peter
out whom his money did. and making q
little raise hs sprans boldly into the
arena Of the stock market. Since then
be hasn't drawn . blank In the lottery
Of life, 90 far a heard Of. Al . Dirse.
tor Of the Bank OF California alone. 70
say nothing Of all the other soft things
he dropped into through the influence
Of thu deceased R~alston, be has glory
enough to satisfy any common man.
Al to the three individuals named above
who took sail on the mules with Morrow.
they are all In Ban Francisco. doing
more or less In stocks. One or two OF
them have become pretty well hxsd In
respect to this worlds goods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
Miscellaneous.

ST. LOUIS, November 21.-A new and
important railroad project In Texas Is
inausurstsd by fling the charter Of the
Texas Trunk Railroad, which 10 to run
from Dallas enthusiastically to the Gull
Of Mexico, at or near Sabine Pass, with
O branch from the main line In Andelina
and Tyler county to the Louisiana line.
Ia ill o distance OF about $50 miles.
The road will run through the best tim.
Der section OF the State. and open up .
great extent Of lne country.
CHICAGO, November 21.-A. Stemple.
inventor OF q gate to guard passages to
bridges, shot himself fatally Wednesday
night, giving 10 o cause that the inven.
ton. over which he spent several years
Of bis life, IL likely to be Of little benefit
to him through the Vaccinations OF Q
professed friend.
NEW Yoax, November 2l.-Ths Ma.
,tionsl Board Of Trotting Horse Breeders
has adopted rules to control admission
to the record Of pedigrees. II. W. T.
Mall has been reelected President, and
g. N. Jewell, Of Ohio. Vice President.
A letter from Havana says: ut 10 70.
ported that q cavalry regiment has sui.
Tered severely In an encounter with the
insurgents In the Eastern Department."
BosroN, November 2l.-Ths Arst case
under the Civil Damage Act In the
Southern Middlesex District Court has
been decided, and resulted In o verdict
for $500 damages against . saloon. keep.
OF who furnished liquor to . man, who,
In resisting arrest for drunkenness. So
vsrely injured q policeman.
Tho Republicans have nominated Sol.
ONION B. Stsbbins, member Of the pres.
ent Board OF Aldermen, for Mayor, and
the Democrats nominated Hon. Fredsr.
lex o. Prince.
The schooner Gussis Wilson was
wrecked on Minot Ledge on Wednesday
and all hands were lost.
AUGUSTA. Ca, November 21.-The
heaviest fall Of snow In this section for
years occurred Wednesday. It showed
for over thres hours steadily. The
storm seems to have been extended.
YASxToS. d. T., November al
Spotted Tails new mansion at Rosebud
Agency has been completed. Spotted
Tail gave q party Q few evenings ago In
honor OF the event. Twenty fat dogs
were dsvoured by the guests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
Tho Addsuda Strike.
Bodis Nsps, Nov. IS,

The ledge upon which the Addenda ID
now sinking . winzs from the 400 level
gives promise OF being the richest ore
body ever struck In Bodie District. The
winze, down nine feet, shows the ledge
to increase In width 40 depth 10 gained
the ore continuing Of the same high
grade a. that found In the crossout.
From the pitch OF the ledge the new
shaft will cut the vein at $50 feet, and
continuing to increase 10 size. will be
fully as feet In width when struck In
the new shaft. 30 far u opened. and
taking the character Of the ore, asssyinR
from 5000 to Sl200-s0 per cent silver
and 20 gold-of precisely the same sp.
psarancs ~ the Con. Virginia rich ohio
ride, certainly give strong grounds for
believing that q regular BONANZA will be
uncovered In the Addenda. The work
In the new shaft 10 pressed with oil pos.
sibls yigor. and. when down to the re-
quired depth, the question Of the true
value Of this rich strike will be fully
understood. In the interval the work Of
A1egpsgsfhg Il from the old works will
Do continued. and 20 far a. possible It
will be developed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
10 Pension Claimants.

wAsursoros. November 81. IL. A.
Bentley. Commissioner Of Pensions,
yesterday issued the following circular
through the Department Of the Interior
To Pension Claimants and their Attorneys
To enable this Office to dispatch With
better facilities the rapidly. incrsasing
current OF business, q change 10 the
system Of arranging records and hles has
been made. which will render 1t neces.
sary that all inquiries for the condition
OF pension claims on account Of service
rendered alter March 4. 1861. should
contain the name OF the soldier who
performed the military service. with bis
State, company and regiment, as well a
the number Of the claim or pension Ger.
tiAcats, a. the case may be. Inquiries
which do not contain the above informa.
ton will not bs answered, except In
special cases where the failure to furnish
In explained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
~(.r,o1A. TO Z o / HI. N mw,l
Tha Ute %Commissi0n.


DENVER. November 21.-Spsoia dis
patches to the Denver Tribune from Los
Pinos. say that the proceedings on
Thursday were devoted to taking the
testimony Of wass and Yanco, the two
runners sent by oursy from the agency
to the White River Utss prior to the
massacre. These, in common with all
the hostilss who were familiar with the
occurrence at White River and who could
not plead exemption from sslf.commit-
tai, have been absent from the agency
since the converting OF tho Commission,
and not until yesterday could their at.
tendance be secured. They gave their
statements without reservation. aud
0uray states that the renewed confidence
on the part OF those who have already
testified will permit them to make .
clean breast cf everything. The hostiles
met the Commission with the intention
Of telling q consistent lie throughout,
but General Adams coup d'etat suddenly
brought them to q realizing n OF
their position, and they are now plead.
ing for peace. They are thoroughly
frightened. and the fears OF . Winter
campaign against them have exacted Q
promise to honestly testify aud abide
the consequences. They say. "One big
Asht and the Indians ammunition all
gone; no food. and We s~tarvs." They
begin to understand tho utter futility OF
Q resort to arms, and from the defiant
air and Intention to resist. noticeable at
the frst, they now express not only
willingness to submit to psaesabls srbi.
t~ration, but . desire thar tho Commits
sion continue 10 effect Q settlement. The
White Rivsr Utss have left 0ursy aud
returned 10 their camp on Grand river.
0uray says they have gone for their
lodges, and has vouohed for their r eturn
In six days, when they will mako . COM
plste confession as to their participation
In the outbreak. Such 10 their promise
to Chief oursy. but, judging from their
past conduct. little reliance can be placed
on their promises. Ouray has sent an
order to Captain Jack to appear before
the Commission.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
TOSSING UPON A BED or AGONY,

TOSSING UPON A BED OF AGONY,
Tortured In every Joint with led .mmstory
rhsumatism, 10 . prospect which may become .
melancholy fact II the twiness Of the dread
disorder are not checked st the outset. Persons
OF Q rheumatic tendency nnd Hoststtsr's stom.
ach Biiters Q ussfu' remedy nor do they en-.
counter the risk in usitg &c lhey 90 from resort.
ing to thu, sctivs poison oolchicun, which 10
OF ihs Birtsrs 10 equally - ene.tivs In Il 70.
suits. and Il attended With no fisk. There 10
apple testimony q p owe that the m.dicius
possesses blood depuratips qualities Of no com.
mon order, besides tnose Of . tonic and general
Alternative. II stimulates the action u the hid.
q. - and promotes the removal from the sys
TEN OF impurities which develop disesss. and
sre fraught With serious danger. Fever and
agus. dyspepsia, debility. nervousness, oonsti.
padon. etc are rsusdisd By II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21

whss Zulu discipline and rule were 10
clearly indicated BY . story told BY Cets-
wsyo himself while on his way down TO
the place Of sm~barkaton. Pointing 70
Q bush which he dssisnstsd By the name
Of the Coward's Bush. he informed his
conductors that In front Of that bush
ohaka used TO oil. after . battle had been
fought In order TO hear accusations OF
cowsrdice against any Of his soldiers.
II Q man we're convicted on what seemed
Sufaoisut evidence hs was sxpected 70
stand still With his LETT arm high above
his hssd, while IN assaed was slowly
spd b. dsGrsss thrust dowAwasds hen
Ne asapil I'LL Il pissssl ~ heart,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
Mon A., FREELY Discussing The lecture

Men are freely discussing the lecture
Of Coll Dsans In Ban Francisco last
evening. The general opinion IL that II
vas Ike the Irishman's shearing Of bis
pie-"Grsst CRY and little WOOL" We
have thousand men here who know more
than Dssns does, and they do not pre-.
tsnd 70 much sithsr-would not think Of
lsoturing.
The szpsrts who vent TO Bed Canyon
speak well Of the prospects In that re.
don. There u much yieh gold quiEts
on and nssr the surfsDS, but none Of the
.ysins lecsssd have been prospsctsd 70
any Qsas dspth. Already .tAses are
legal sqSshblss ever Ne ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
That Cresscut.

The west crosscut on the $500 level Of
the Sierra Nevada still continues In good
milling orc, with NO sign Of any west
wall. It IL the talk on the street that
this crosscut has made Q rapid run OF 1t.
and 10 not only looking we'll but 10 In Q
long distance. But then they run cross
outs with wonderful facility on O street
in Virginia. g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
Districs Cours

The following business was trans
acted In the District Court this morning
Estate Of Thomas Gain. deceased
Notice to creditors ordered published.
Estate Of Augsls Bouloug. DECEASED
Estate estimated at $50. Public Ad.
ministrstor appointed administrator.
Bowling VI. Lammon and Grsosy-on
trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
From shs rraekes.

AL Lonslsy Is up from the Truokss
and reports 5000 tat cattle there. hay
is getting scarce and Is raising In value.
Recently q lot OF 600 tons loose and In
stack sold at % so per ton. Powers q
Rsqua have 1000 head Of cattle. he
thinks there will be no hay for sale there
much longer. a. that Meooa OF the herd.
srs II now pretty we'll cleaned out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21

Notices Of mining locations have been
died with the County Recorder. a. fol.
low:
Cherokee. Virginia District, 1900 feet.
bounded north BY Morning Star No. 2
aud west BY the Ksnuebso claim, g.. A.
Thsde, locator.
Apache, Virginia District. 1900 feet,
bounded south BY the Oonoordia and
east BY the Monte Christie. Frank
Edwards, locator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
Facts About ore from she North
End.

We have IL on unq~usstonabls author.
ity, says the San Francisco Stock Rspor,
Of yesterday. that the Virginia 4 Trueiss
nilrosd has received orders to commences
on sithsr Friday or Saturday, the haul.
ing OF l60 tons Of ore per day from
Union Con-, said ore being from the
2400 level. Also. that the same road
will commence. d IN early day nsxt
week. the hauling OF 200 tons OF ore per
day, from the $500 Of Sierra Nevada.
This looks very much liks business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21

Articles Of incorporation have been
alsd by the East Sierra Nevada Gold
and Silver Mining Company. Directors
u. O. Bauer, @. II. Redmond, Thos.
Lawrence. 8. Schlsweck, v. Ressayrs;
capital. SIC. 000. 900; sharss. lO0. o
The bottom Of the ophir incline IL
looking very favorable. At that point
they are evidently near the main ore
body, - they have reached . point
whore the seams Of quartz have the reg
ular pitch.
The west crosscut on the 2l00 level Of
Shs Hale 4 Norcross now has its face in
q formation that 10 principally quartz.
The Indications are favorable for finding
ore In that direction.
The weather continues to b very
pleasant. Clear. frosty nights follow
warm and sunny days. The winds sesm
70 have gone east and 70 have taken
storms with them.
The Julia Mining Company yesterday
levied an assessment Of 81 per share on
their capital stock. delinquent December
Gath. See advertisement In another
column.
Persons recently in from Bodis say
that the pnsumonia 10 easing up on the
people Of that camp Of late. II va .
lively whoop-up while IL lasted, how.
svse.
ST.. Jozx's Czuscn sociA,Lr.-Ths
81. Johns Church sociabls will b held
ss the rsctory this evening. All will b
heartily welcome.
The Magic mining claim. ave miles
north Of Virginia. Wal sold BY Constable
Nstealf under attachment yesterday for
Sls4 80.
A court martial for the trial OF certain
delinquent %militamsn will b. bald at
IsaIisry Hall. Virginia, on the 2osh In
SAINT.
orsis ssss hs,sssa night Along q u
Psisa Inn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
Departure. i..ss Evsss.s.

James Boyd. L Tbonard. W Mcailbur.
r @ Luther. n connors and wife. W q
Jsokson. Il @ Blasdell. E Thorpe. Ben
slauss. . W Chubbuck. J westerhsld, W
W cosssns. Miss I Myers. Mrs. Geo I LAM
mon. Mrs. L D Hastings. Niss n Finne-
gan. Miss Quinn. Z T Naylor. Mrs J Ar.
thur. Grey Arthur. W A MeNorton. Mrs I
NcNorton. II Wheeler and wife. Mrs. New.
man. xn Lyons. Mrs J Barclay and chill.
dron. Nrs L Lawrsn &c. T B Hughes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
Arrival. shss nesssss.

wv varney. L Alexandra. Il Apple. Z
J Hines. T Ferguson. W n Marshall. J
Landsrs. J W s~purseon. L Stern. Thomas
Casey. Mrs. Doushsrty. A @ Leroy. Mrs.
Bender. z Doe. Il Donnslly. Miss Sloan.
L @ Psrks. Mrs. J @ Fair. Miss A Nieholl,
Mrs. Callsntrs, Vim Worthy. Mrs. Y Lynch
and daughter. F Boesls. Mrs. B + corliss
and daughter. A Wolfe. Mrs. Psquisney
and children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
o. II. GALLUP.

o. 4. eAIIuP. opposite he Bank Of. oaiifes'
Ma. Cola Hi, issp' constantly on hand u
hyoriss brands q Imported ca0sr. shoies BIT
caeafs, III ktnds Of chewing tobeeoo, meet.
sshsum pipes, pchool looks hid stsaonsy o
al dssorfyelpoA n suttsgy. - eeys 2 nnQ
0oo6s q III 6Doe, eOo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
IeAIlNe's COUCH LoIENoES

Inc Ureat British nsmedy. Tnvrs is
s ,.,S e ;,s .sas no S.s;s rsTeds e Sss
COUGH BRONCHITIS and DISORDERS OF
TIE THROAT alike yisld 10 It's influence
Tue highest medical testimony ststss no better
cure for thsss complaints sxists (now proved
By over half . csntury's sxpsrisncsl. They
contain no opium. morphis az ANY violent drug.
kEArINoe COUGH L0xkNaks, prvparsd
ocsst SkpMof6N q. ssl GA. txNo.
LII : ooN eaa SnAstseo. agve&nh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
EpIsun's SEARCH FOR PLATINUM.


Tho wealth nsa Threw Away
Wisheat Ksswtsg Is-latsrsse'
ting Cssrespeadsses BssWsss
she Great lsvsassr asd Hr.
Osey or the YslloW Jacket
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21

Ex.oovsrner 1iaadsl vss eaths Cen
stost ysstssdAy ssd LETT lass aisAs sss
Tie 1Essdiss atAas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
0f,3y6 81 PROFITS IN so DAYS.

What $40 ala In Wall street on the mutual
safsty plan. Pamphlets explaining everything,
with two unsfrins rules for success. sent frse.
Our cuslomers In al paris Of the country are
Pamphlets. Address eInrsoN D o., 20 HI.
change Place, New York. Elm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-21
sroCK REPokr.


LA1E LSkshNus
l2o Raymond 4 Ety.
20 Eureka Con-, IS
TOO Belmont. I. I 05.
ITS Northern Belle. 6k. 81
400 Metallic. I. 90c, CSC, I
500 Grand Prize, 2. I 90
3l0 Argenta. 90c, s5c
so Navajo. Soc
COO Endowment, 75c
$50 Independence. SOC. 500. sio
$50 Star. $50
2so Belle Isls. 5 GO. 8 20. 81
$50 Day, I 40
1850 Hiilsids. I 60. IN. I co
100 Paradise. $50
500 Real del Monte
sac wales, 81
ITO NJ Diablo. II
500 North Belle Isls. $50. 100
AS Bodis. II, i2k. II
SOS Bschtsl. I 80. II, I 50
600 MeClinton. Toe. $50
l35 Tiogs, ~
1875 Summit. II
2lo Syndicsts, 81
90 Qoodshaw. S3e
1000 Oriental. 20c. i6o
IFS Bslvidsrs. coo
400 Champion. 500
100 Blackhavk. 500
200 Booker Con-. 900. 500
500 Richer. 20c
100 Queen Bee. zoe
$50 Mono. st..6S
400 University. l0c
400 hustler. loo
IS Con. Pacific. 81
500 Santa Nina. $50
500 Dudley. 7so
100 Jupiter. ~
1870 South Bulwer. Csc. eoc
100 Defiance. 400
SIS Addsnda, 7oe. 800. 75s
$50 MONDAY. A.. A.
100 North MONDAY. 81
200 Double Standard. 500
100 Orient. 400
$50 Mammoth. ~
800 Boston Con-. I 70. I IS
400 Martin White. IL. 1 10
$50 Tiptop. IN
90 silverlKing. 81
1900 Atlas. 500
THis MORNING.
ITS 0phir. 20. 2sk
ass Mexican. IS. 28k
400 Gould 4 Curry. 81 81
100 Best 4 Bsloher. i8s. ~
IS California. 8. I 90
800 Savage. IL. III. liz
70 Con. Virginia. 81
$50 Chollar. 7&.N
2l0 Potosi. 4 10. ~
100 Hale q N~orcross. lSk. lSk
las Grown Point. 8. 8 o5
SO Yellow Jacket. ISL. Is
2Oi6 Imperial. SOC
70 Alpha, In. II. liz
10 Ksntuck. 81
90 Bslcher. s 20
80 Conndsnce. l0k, l0k
1880 Sierra Nevada. IS. az. ~. ASH
4sh. Is. b3, 4sk
SIS Bullion. 81
2o5 Utah. l5k. 13k
80 Exchequsr. 4 10. 4 20
Seq Belcher. Is
80 0vsrman. 8. 81
$50 Justice. AZ
1890 Union Con-. SO. oSk. %. 3Ik. .
200 Alta. ~. 4
220 Lady Bryan. S3c. &0c
20 Julia. 2 IS
las Caledonis, ~
%lo Silver Hill. ~. I 40. I 40
lao Challenge. AZ. 2 co
1850 New York. 20c
50 Occidental.
$50 Phil Sheridan. 25e
500 woodville. 25c
l4so Lady Warrington Con-. s5c. soc
sos Andes, I 05. I 10
1000 Wslls-Fsrgo 50
$40 Ward. I 90
+2o Scorpion, 81. 8 so
100 LeviAthan, 40c
100 North Con. Virginia. 10. sl0
$50 Trojan. loo
800 Benton Con-. 8 10
$50 Golden Gate. 2 40. 2 so. q Sc
~, Keystone. 81
100 Solid Silver. SOC
600 Con. Dorado. q. 3 10
200 Fiowery. zoe. $50
220 North BONANZA. I 10. I 05. I
$50 xscksy. l6o
400 Mountain View. 4k.s
$50 Kossuth. 20c, l5c
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-06
From Glover Hill.

FAYETTE COUNTY, Tenn, Jan. 80, 1879.
Mr. Editor:
Dear Sir:-I write you a few lines sim
ply to let You know perused long article
in your last issue from the gifted pen OF
"Higha Watha," the giant thinker of the
nineteenth century. He is in a bad fix. |
am sorry the poor fellow cant reach the
mark to which ne aspircs. The eagle scars
beyond the natural gaze, but the wood peck
er stays near the earth, where bugs and
grub worms are more plentiful. He says
he thinks much. edid nothing but think''
for long period of time, and finally he
froze so hard and fast to that stiff article in
your paper that all the combined rays of a
Of thinking fluid away from the "frozen
horrors" and flinty icebergs of his once ac-
tive and useful caliber. If all he has ever
thought is as vapid and destitute of ideas as
the words of that superb article in your
columns, would advise him to lay in a
lifetime supply of bugs and worms, and
then crawl in his hole. 4 bird cannot fly
without wings; neither can a man think
without intellect So Mr.. Higha Watha
had better borrow a few grains, more or less.
according to the quality.
Josh Billings philosophers, Bill Arp hui
morizes, Henry Ward Beecher theories, but
Mr. II. w. only t-r-i-e-s to thinkorize But
every man to his own notion. Men OF
science will differ in opinion, you known.
Fer fear Mr.. H. w. will climb a rail fence
at this, reckon l had better hush NV
mouth or the old grizzly bear will claw nv
wool. But he can mind his own business
and will mind mine. / amt writing to
him,no how, I am writing to you Mr.. Editor,
is. I aint no scholar myself neither and
l don't want Mr.. Grizum TO put up his fabu-
lous logical gainst my insignificant If he
does he might get his kpacs punched. ]
respects to go to college before l tempts te
write books to the newspapers. But men
with great big spanding calibers like our
hero's can write a whole Iericom to anv
paper they please. One request and will
| quit. Please ask Mr.. H. w to tell your
readers the difference between n frog up the
creek and an up-creek frog, and oblige.
Yours truly, BACKwOoDs WHoosIER.