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, 1879-08-02
RED lNTs.

To ths Edt.o, n T'as Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 28.-1 sec By The Homo lot
tcrs that the rsd-ant nuisance Is troubling u
good many housekespers. / have bad tile red
ant get into my cellar twice and lnto my pantry
once, and drose them away every time with
uubieached wood ashcs. Bet It around In
dishes. or sprinkia It on tho iioor around the
legs of the tables mud standards of ths milk.
shclycs. For mice, putyessze strychnlue aud mix
With lndtan-meat, and place II under something
where nothing else can get to It, or spread but
tor On pieces OF bread, u.ld sprinkle on pulyer-
lied strychntne, and put near their holcs whero
chIldton cannot get 1t; 1t Is the best thing Lever
used Tor rats. mice, and dogs.
Somebody asks how to paste kcrap-books. l
haye tnado several, and have. one unlor nv
nose, i make thin paste Of -four astl cold
water, md brush 1t on the lea7cs Of the book Ut
evenly Is can; then put on Whatever wish to
paste, aud smooth 1t down With nv haMl; let
The book l!s open until the eaYcs are dry, then,
J! you are not going to paste any more for
tlmtt put the book undor some heavy weight to
press 1t. CALUMET.
, 1879-08-02

Only Mc, Highland park. H., con.anted himself
with !. = Fandapgo. p" and let the others 90.
Tyro city, esyea tho correct answers to six, being
unable to thread the squares Or the mazss OF the
II. A. H.. chtllcoshe, O., forwarded answers to
Nus. ~ and Has; but tho letter was too late foF
notice last week.
11aupy Jack. e.ty. tries to hit them all but makes
= Mrs IN tho 'fanlaaso" and tue Ashley square.
Six wcso securely hnared
85:I N;;i. 8y7, and Bis. Tnts ia pretty good for
}istle maiden only II ycara old.
Emma'a Uncle. city,. succeeded ,n deeipheEins
sye q the M sms M sst esfosr g., n n.s ,sov: n0, ~ e
ropas, Oshkosh, Wis, ahuws tho answers to
seyei, OF tho riddles, the one missed being Tow
heaa's. by reason Of tho !aay'B non acquaintance
with tito "fandnngo.
list minute, 50 u not to Mrs an appearance II
Tho Corner, and was fortunate In nlAking out all
saye part of tho trst pusz!e and tho csntncs.
II. Vatican, canton ILL.,. missea tho central
arc ansxcrcd eprsect Al ran he. Ths lady says
the .'Fanunngo" 10 "rsal gooa. " For tho puzzles
sent, many thanks.
Comet, Geneva Lake, W!s.. improved the non.
nntwist,ng few tsnvIss. Thrco connections OF
the httt puzzle aEs given. and aIs9 answers a, tt'
hare setting Thanks.
to sIx Of last Saturdays twists. skipping tho con-
urcted SQUARES and the'AHhry sQuarG. Tho lady
has been an sbsentes fos some ling; but ~ prntsss
and good uplnion Of The toraeF.
Bob Stay. city, aftcr an absence Of SIX months,
returns to tho ranks OF tho Kuetsera WIN maay
o.d wses for ~ ~ 81 M ootst
himself with Nov. a5:I, Rss, Ha7, and nhk. Bob
promises 10 stay tn TITO coFpcs Tor souo time.
E. r. T.. ctr. cannot 70 ths 'sFandango" ,s,t ot
, 1879-08-02

[Ffefa Coa Inoersoirs Aairtss at Ms Brotatr's
fEntrHf,l
What Is pathetic iua.? Tho heart's last sanda,
WHARF rudy waves Of life 20 surge no more.
Which. rbbfuE lcnye NO tide. marks IN tic 4hoEe!
Or .lust Of bidding Elps nnd soltnr hands
That spake ard Wrought tho ages fnr all lands
Then, idly drifting On the fater'd bruw
or aotno 0ruar desert, hath no mission now,
Nor life. uar motion. Eayu when tho whtrltug Wind
Doth in ti4 mAiEGss l!ft It u thr sKyf
wreck OF n4tt1f without shape or mind
NhlrU Ii thy utslwart arm nlll piercing eye-
Tho yhaptiy, FOHnrei teanty OF thy formY
Christi ID there no break in Dsaihs herce storm
Speak, Aal this dust shall beat with l9fc blond puto
and warmt JAAEs JCusoN LoAp. .
, 1879-08-02

.7t. LaKis ffr1tf'J9Hrnnf.
Eliza jane two lovers liafl--
Tho ono WA Nature, t'oltnr Art
They were 10 vsry ncar alike,
al.c conidn't tell the tHo apart,
At Inst. to test their Gnniftica
And give to one thu vnntaEc' 'plAea,
sho protIcrol each photograph
OF hor ethereal, tempting face.
Art snattbch tho pretty paper prizo
Autt pressed 1t to llts heart, and tnen
f1o pit 1t to his n1afbfs lips
And Etskcd 1t DER nnL 0'cf nRnfn.
I3nt SAtnrn hnrtcA the patntrA RIft
Aside wltii llnugisty. cnItn dEAdniN.
And, graphing her with AtEolE ctnhgace,
III kissed that plump Eliza Janr.
tJ}csnne, u ArsW tho maiden csted--
*f.ct critics hymn your praise sublin1et
Nnt hnrn use 1acn and gtr1a arc elt1s-
Aud III take Nature syesy tImei"
, 1879-08-02


BLu17ToN, Csl, July ea.-Wtli somo ono Of
The Homo circle furulah far.dIssant resder
with formula for making blue stampln
powder for embroidery patternst
My obligations to The Home for many galu-
Ahl9btnts In domestic management, and delight
fui suggestions III reading and music, emboldeu
mo to request advice from sotne OF The obltgiug
.ittinR.room IL spartuept III il. 'easSSn nahHnny y
long aud narrow; lighted With q solitary window
in tho west, nnd has gratis and msntGl On tie
north. The walls arc Etsrlng white; indeed, In
pt tsIezu Or dado; but haye uevcr
yet been 30 desperate vt thelr blsuk
, 1879-08-02

LAKE FoRE.r, ILL.,, July 23.-1n The Homo Of
last Saturday Somebody asks for help ia max.
tng d scrap-book. .....
/ au Interested in The same pleasant work,
and glndly offer my experience In caste
making.
il Is used BY artists to pnato tho photographs
on cards.
A teaspoorfu1 Of starch wet with cold water; ;
Tor clothes. 1t Is best used while warm. Put
OIL with brush. Cnrs should be taIieu not to
stretch the cutting whilo vet. Always pEcss 1t
out smooth With n tlry cloth.
] know how inncl1age 1iscolors most paper,
nnd trust YOU vIll have the SUCCESS aud pleas
uro havo in usiug the starch paste.
rAN9lH,
, 1879-08-02

70 tat EdlloS q 1he Tribune.
; CHICAGO, July 3l."-Allow nc the spaco to ask
two questions Of the mothcrs and aunts Of Tho
Home. First: What causes little children to
bite their lnger-nails7 Secondly: How con
they be cured ol tho hab!tl Ny little boy OF
yeara hn4 formed the aforementioned hnhIt;
mud, as nouo whom l hare questioned concern.
Ing It have given the satisfactory answer, ap-
peal to the wiso md experienced ours Of Tie
Home. Mrs. g. A. +.
, 1879-08-02

Tho oulr combination Of ths tFne JamaiJa Gin.
ger With chL!cs aruluatles aud French nsAnIy, for
the boncs nua joints. symptoms OF rheumatism,
neu.a a!x!u. and 0out. cold e1tsamlt[os. suspended
circulation. uma depressed condition OF tho vital
forces. II Sauforu's 1amatca uluyer. AK for San.
fouls.
, 1879-08-02
pu1Losor11Y or roRTT TEARS.

TO tie fs4ktnF u 4Ht 7IHH&.
CHICAGO, July 20.-Whr, Forty Years, didst
thou como out OF thy tubl After Ewing the
readers Of Tho Homc to understand that honcc-
forth and forever thou would'st give us only
philosophy, deal Bo1ely With principles, and
when thou halst impressed US all with sense
Of thy weightinesB and knowledge, to come tum-
bling ont Of thy tub with "whoop 'cm up"
aud cudeayortng to conci[iato Chat anu oulers,
Is, to draw IL mild, al awful tumble.
Perhaps you grow lonesome; perhaps 1t
seemed eaaer to crttictse the poor Homeites
tban to grind out abstract philosophy. How
thankful the writer's ought to be TINT they have
sucI, sage to point out the weak spots In thcr
productions, aud show them where they err.
But NOW, Diogcnos, thou hast shown tint thy
philosophy t8 n failure; 1t does uot sattstY thy
sclf, elae why turn from It Atter this. what
cltc eau VIC think OF YOU. BaSc that thou art one
Of us: cSeu niosc.--a vactllattHR crcaturo tl'nt
can't stick to Ivy text, nt,tt although somct!mcs
u pretty good philosopher, yet Very desrous OF
the good opinion Ut tic lioulctcs4
On the whale, am sorry that It Is definitely
settled that men are to hay6 Heaven all to
themselves, as niter few thousand years WON'T
creation, md who, I'd like to know, Ia going to
wait OIL aild humur lhc1n up ttt rel
Dittcrswcet,, Il Il is not too late, let INC thank
you for your kind word Of welcome and per-
mission.
Cousin Herbert, should like to know you.
Won't you glYo The Home aomcth!nt. more from
| your pcnf
And now, as tho subject Of books ts not a
/ forbidden one, would like to ask some Of thu
| contributors to these columns whnt they think
OF Mrs. a. u. r. Whltncy's writings. Ii socn,s
to tnu that her works arc worthy to he rccou,-
mcndcd aud discussed Her "Stghts and In
siehts'' Is q wonderful book, think. To all
persons destrous Of visiting Europe. a,I.l
learning ubnut the Old World, with It's wealth
Of art treasures and wonderful scenery, thia
book Ia aturcIlouse OF rare tlltuga. Buzz.
, 1879-08-02
NUCfLA0E.
Tn th& Editor ~ The TffbuHe.
%, F9- ~ S3ntSa nf,rFlr

To the Editor of The Tribune.
KrwANEr, ILL.,. July a'-somchoaS, IL W.
days paper, asks for rccanc lof fnuellaRc'
Dnn't ma ruru arabic; II Is simply barbarous.
IT, o,l mcana mao m,ci!agu Of Ettm tro9acanth.
Any druggist can put It up, and 1t vi! not etaln
the paper. o"uooi'A'
, 1879-08-02

Cmctoo, July a0,-To Somebody OF last
veek / would sas that in using liour-pastc In
making scrat,-books. curling Of The 1eayes can
Io entirely rclneliud by tronlng on both aides.
~ FULTON STNauT.
, 1879-08-02

FaFHsfs ffagrtst, LnHdan Latter.
There ts subJect OH which The English jury
man habitua!ly lets out lla prciudlcs With the
result Of Increasing crime. II Ia OIL breach Of
promise OF marriage. Having parcel Of poor
dauahters whom he araeutly desires to see mar
red, tbs Britlth jufymsn gt7es with gushing
heart Humping damages to any weeping wou,-
an who eau !nvelRlo man into anything like at-
teutlons. know Of young lady who, though
not OF family, IL closely conuectcd with great
aud noblo family, who has twtco obtained YER
diet ana lump Of money for breach Of promlsc
and failed once. 1t IL with ler 1 rcgular bus.
uess to hays her heart troksu and her prospects,
blasted. In yam las IL been clearly
proved that. tho majority Of these abresch Il
cases arc simply gull.tFapa; In vaiu does
the better scnse OF the more educated ani
experienced c:ass call out for tho abolish1neut
OF such trials; iu va!n arc green young curates
Of u taken Ia by haekneyau alyentureasea ii,
most old enough to be tlelr mothers, mud such
= cass occurred recently, Stltl tie British jury-
lnau continues To give exemplary damages 10
tbs "far plautift" anl utter uuexelnpary
damus at the dctcudant. 1le Is, alas! usott uu-
, 1879-08-02
THE PUZZLERS' CORNER,

(Orfainal contributions viii be published In this
department Correspondents will picaso senl .hc!r
real names with tbclr non.t ds plume addrtsaed to
"Puxx,ers' Corner" Answers Will be published
The following week..
aAnst. nt,n tcG n.1fa Z Aur r1117fra
, 1879-08-02
THE REASOC.

A man was standing on the corner the other
lny, gazing around ut nothing In particular,
when a friend stepped no to hin, and said:
~ sec you have d mournnE-hand on your
hat"
''Yce, have; It's for rY motl,er-tn.law."
"Y0ur, ,nuother-fn-lnH2n
AYES, NY mother-in-law," replied the man In
mourning.
"Whs, didn't know sle was tlcad7's
"Wcll, she ian't t,-she recovered !''-E1ehange.
, 1879-08-02

IL
Mr.. Bowernlnu and wife left for tile country
Yesterday. Ono could tell tint their trunks
were not over half full, Us they wcro pitched
into tho baggugc.car With cEaali. They began
packing week ago. When the subject wna
hroachel be said he preferred 10 pack his own
trunk, aud he didn't propose to tako whole
month to It, either. All he intended to take
along was an cxtra suit, and hs could tlirow
that in most any way. Night bcforu last be be-
ran work. It struck him that he'd better nut
In IN extra pair OF boots as foundation, and he
flung 'cm In md braccd lem In tho corners With
his ctcan shirts. The shirts didn't seem To ride
very well, utl he braccd 'lem wtth two pairs OF
ttowscrf. Then he stuffed Tile Sunduy coat
porkcts with collnra aud cults. nnl found
place ior It, used his white vests for "chnk-
i1Ig," and tic oafauce Of hts clothing just lifted
iu nicely.
"The nau who tskes over ten minutes to
pack trunk Is lolt! ~ sns1 Mr.. Bowcrnlan. Us
he slammed down the lid aud turned the key.
Mrs. Dowcsman had been at It just seven
days nilt! seven nights, and, when the husband
went up-ssuirs ut 10 o'cocl:, she sat down before
the open trunk With tea.s rs tn hcr eros.
"Ynu acc how 1t is,' ehc explained, ns he
looked down upon her in nwfnl contempt.
"t'yc rot only part Of my dresses In here, Bay-
Ing nothtuE Of q tlouaA'la other things, and
even now tho lid won't shut down. I've rot
surl, headache uIust lop down for few n,lu-
utce.H
She went away to lop, and Mr. Bowcrman sat
down aud unused:
"Spacc Is spaco. Tho uso uf space is in
knowing how to utilize it.n
Removing everything, ho began repacking
lie found that silk dress could be rolled 10 the
aizo ot a quart.tug. 4 frcshly-starched lnwl
was undo to take tho ulnce OF pair pf slippers.
Her brown bunting fitted into tho niche she had
bonnet WIS turned bottom up In It's box and
laeked full OF unoerclothing. Tic sat thcro
viewing sufficient cmpty space to pack tn wholo
bed, TheH sho returned and said ho was the only
real good husband III this world, nn1 she kissed
him on the upbe rs lie turned the kcr.
"[tfs simpIy the difference between the sex
es,n was his patron!zlnE reply as hc went down.
stairs to turn On the burglar-alarnl.
When that wfc opened thAt trunk last night
--t But ecreatns md shrIeks would avail
puthfug,
, 1879-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
r KITCHEN CAl,ISRT.

TO the Editor at 1At Tribune.
MARION CENTRE, Kas., July 22s.-Wtll you nsk
through the columns Of The Home where clretl-
lars describing the Kitchen cabinet can be OBJ
tatnctl1 The Rdilrcss OF the manufacturers was
given two or three years ago, but caunut tiud
1t now. L. ". L,
, 1879-08-02

An ancient author; an instrument for gripping;
psychological character; an article Of iarnlture.
Cu1cAup, Ion STAY.
, 1879-08-02

POEM WANTED.
TO fhs ELilor o} Tie Trtbune-
CuIoA0o, July a3.-Will somo reader Of The
Home give nc tic author Of. aud tell me whcro
could obtaln the remainder Of, thu poem coul-
mcnclng:
Ono step to the death. bed,
And one to Tic bicr.
And ono t0 tho cl!arBel,
And one--0h, Whstey
LEoNoR4,
, 1879-08-02
SQUARE WOIlD-NO.

H05F11"3EVt 0V'F
A vessel: TO support; people Of age; M elevated
structure: rising as plancsi proved.
Cutclut. 6corA.
, 1879-08-02

Aslrch Erie lr,M.
There Is YOUNG member Of the Detroit Bar
who is In saekctolh and ashes, 1gurattveJ speak.
Ing. The ,nonotony Of cxistenco tu these SUN.
mcr-scorchcd days II mndc douhly dssagrceabo
BY tho memory OF a Rrcus rn'stakc,-a n,istnko
which hus turned the course Of true }ovu a7rf
anu, ~ It wore. shattered tic hopea Of this da-
clple Of kent and Blackstone.
II all ca1nc ahout over n dish Of ice.crcnm,-
tho dish That will eventually bAnkrupt MI the
chiyalroua young men In Aner!ca. The young
attorney. and tho young lady who ~as wont 10
admire him 70 much, stepped into all tce-crcan
sauun on Woodward avenue, Tuesday evening,
and STATED themselves at Que Of the little tables
which are alwass-,lo human being eau tell why
-pror!ded with three chairs, ooc at the end op-
posftc the wall and ono at either Rtle-
Now It so hnppcnel ttnt, but ten minutes bo-
fore, an elderly gentleman had orcunlcd that
sanlc tablc, aud. previous TO eattnE hs crcatn. ,
hc Ind placed Upon the chair ut the end OF the
tub1c, out Of s.!Iit. The Old gentleman forgot
10 tnke tl.enl with him, but, when the youuE
ladY pulled out te chair, md lald her mltta aud
10 SWEET accents that she failed to notice tho
tcetb. The "ci,oco1are and vani!'a'' was ordered,
and WIS fast disappearing, when the young Inv"
ycr vas horrIfacd at ths discovery on sls ela!r.
whether auy Of The other guests had noticed the
teeth. OF eourao he waa too wc1l,oscd 70 make
hts discovery known to the young lady, thinking
tlut she lal removed her teeth TO enjoy shc
cream with g.eatsr 1cst and, when 1,hsy thy nsose a,
without louklng at tile cha!r, haMded the
young lady her mitts aud paras9l. TIC a,,t,. then
10 The wntcr, In order to give the laly time to
arrange the teeth in proper position; md tI.e
Two were about leaving the place when he
discovered that tho tceth still lay upon The
chnir.
I!cre ,cas a dilemma. Tho young lawyer vas
sure that tho lady lad only begun wearing falso
teeth, aud was about to 90 away and lcaTo oe.
hind $uU set. But how to call her attention to
Inc matter was problem. Finally he gently
/ inquired II atio had not forgotten something
| The Young lady thought not .
"Didu't you-ditlo't you leave ono OF your
| mits on the chatrl' stammcred the agitatcd
| young gentleman.
The Judy pulled out the chair aud disclosed
| the teeth. The truth dawned upon her.
"And you {boo-hoo) thought {oh.hoD} that-
tl,a--t!mt these te{hec)th wcra 1ninc, sou great
| bic brusgt" she cried.
I The walk homo WIS pursued Ia silence. aud
the Young man hAsn't been invited tu call ag0fu
, 1879-08-02

To tho Editor of The Tribune.
CHICAGO July 2S.-can any of The Homo
readers tell me- ths address Of German pub
]fshing-house where IN English person can OBJ
tain German texts for traus1ntton1 Please some
ono recommend uaBy nnd gouA texts for traus-
latlon. Arc Auefbacl's works easy to TRANSLATED
EN1LfRu,
, 1879-08-02
SALTHuEuM,
70 the Editor df The Tribune.


CHICAGO, July .0.-Rcferrlng to the inquiries
about remedy fur aalt-rteum, would say II
Sufferer will scnd me bis address, or call upon inc
at Nos. 169 aud 101 Lake street, will furnish Il
prcpnrattou Which has proved itself Of value for
the dfscGsc mined {salt-rheum or cczcma). nt
the sauie time promising Sufferer that IL shall
bo free Of charge. Respectfully,
THOMAS Z. CLARKE
, 1879-08-02

THE BClIOOLN1A'AM'9 THREAT.
a sc!Ioolmlstress in neiGhbortng township,
WHO lad long been annoyed by the pcrversftiea
OF malo puuil 10 years old. on one Of the clos
ing days Of Inst term kept him In and undertook
to whale him. Lie, however, diaarmcd her, and
returned several kisses for each blow: The
scloolu1Istrcss, unable to forgive this breach
Of discipline, locked ut him atcrnly IN the face.
and, shaking her torcf1ngcr at him IL q mennc-
ing manner, said sulcmnlv:, "R!llLan, will
give you preciscly fifteen minutes 10 stop hug
gi,,g mo; and II you dIsobcy me l shall punish
,ou very severely"
, 1879-08-02

CHICAGO, July 2G.-Sulfcrer cnn to entirely
cured BY driaksng an1 buthlug In the mineral
water OF Mt. Clemens. Mich.
ONE WHO LAS DERN TunDx,
, 1879-08-02

Tic girls Of Italy do many things our young
ladies would not think Of doing, md they leave
uulearpcd certain acconp!ishtncts which only
the yc.y poorvst American fair ones pass By.
The Italian bride makes her own outfit, and, ~
tho tsousscau consists of six dozen Of every
thing. being intended t., last twenty-five years,
aud ait must be embroidered unl frtflcd, the
task is not On casy one hut tier take their time
10 It. occupying two pears III getting It IN shape;
nnd. all the while ttle work goes on. ths loyer'
shawla,- IN fact, Iut. tho under
clothilsg. italian girls do not learn 10 ssng,
draw, aud play the piano. These are lett to
people who earn their living by them. But they
are taught huw 70 sew, cook, md iron.
, 1879-08-02

IN FFtcpnTt; rnate nickname; q fragment: 4ct.
sells; tna1l sp!ders: an adjective IL this. and ap.
piles to color Of sort " disguise, nH Jou may
aurulise: i unnn'A nickname and culinary plant;
ihu doctrine or theory Of dram. drinking; ctesrent-
formed uutwotks reversed; plant; IN bob STAY.
FuLToS, Ill. TU#nEAn
, 1879-08-02

DOUBLE AC1i0STfC-NO. EGO.
4 berry; goddess; wickcdneas traubposed: q
parcel nf land: tunlIlt; feminine nickname.
rho words used arc Of three letters. Priinals anu
frats, two celebrated athletes.
CAtuu, Ill. QunK.
, 1879-08-02

tle puwsrtu! alialice Ut tho newspaper pres.
There Is no sound reason why every lnrna1 In
asil resolutcly cary thcna Into tl1e newspaper
aid job oillcc. Within month from the
cllange, every constituency wil be habatnatcd to
tic improvement, and, wlat IL better, conscious
lyc rules wil br the logical extension nud svs-
tru,ntizatto, OF habit which haa long bccn gro.
in4 upon fhc pros. Every tendency In |uFpal-
Ism IA towards . simpler typoErafy. 1t has
captat letcss. Ona. of llorace .Greetey's
familiar sentences, dcformcl and hcdszcncd
with frontlspecc on every couon noun, Is pow
q t,pocratleat curiosity: There ts lar less
formerly dictated. Italics are banshed from
hc pres in tho sanlo way Msul for tho sn1ne rea-
sou, hccaus editors arc ocg!nlnG to rcalize that
the tosce Ut laugunE lies not IN its unucaranc
reasoning Is equally good tn It's APPLICATION to
spelling.
ltis yoars sine many OF u first DROPPED tho
aupesAuos "me" oil "psogranme;" And tho
only objection ever herd Eascd was advanced
by certain co1el president, when urged 10 usa
-he was afraid tic peplc wud think tho faculty
did not no how IL spell AlreaY many Of us ar
long used to dropping the hnal "teh from the
stiquelse; anl tho words havo gancd manly.
strattorward apearanc from Lilo eli1on.
Ii,rre Ia nothlngin In tho iva rules n,nra radical,
more oTihOErauc1slT 0ufrt, than gre lilo elauIas
alluded 10 a6oy. Why do wo continue TO curry
tllAt ugly 'suyh." ilke an old man OF tie se':
| upou Tie bai;s OF our 1torpu7hs, MrJu7hs, AM
Soroagasi @ Long ago tho pspl of ,ny county
sanctioned its taking OIL when they permitted
tt,u descendants Of Tho foundcGa Of the flrst
| yttagy plamteu on slu hed-Waters Of tho h|ota"k
River to sl,urtrn up their WhtteshoFo,' 70 that
lie yilssu lctcr-rlter tns hay tuie 10 rtac t!'9
mall buforp it closed. Who will mlsa tnc "u9 =
t,las tss Spelling Reform AaocIatIon begs tlc
| urwspapes to drop from tllc 1tar Of ratHoante ~
| and de,uayuY4e, whore tho pair have oeen ~
jently catching stolen ridc for al lsesa eehora
tIuus1 Why snud nut tho pres oc as iufeg W
Xix this lntradsng letter out OF tils alp!sn9eii i
~ Il il to driyu d thief out o1 pubic p"et
IL betur tnan botlf Wny, sbou'd w9 longer
| iater our cuusonlnla BY t1s lneYitabIo an3let ~
oycry posibl opnrsunIt. Al the ~9F!u sW! stnps IL
| whri Il IL tbru-cxcept the pr1nt9r. Wnh hlaa,
ns with the witches, IL y an eud!css "aoanle,
] double. tuil AID trouble"
| Flu t,res need Tlay no fear that 10 eonttltu-
cnsv wIl rebel tRa!l,st tlse gradual introduction
| ri iie sneiug fetortu. The cautahkrEoa sub
srriher wtIo stups bts PAPER becaus this or tl1at
fot,ira OF Its mechanical arrangement does not SUR
| hin vii douutles bu IN hand; but ~ must bc
ft,sconntel anywas, We may iuuR of tho gen.
| rr.J ujert upon reticra by tho yenarkahl pop-
uiar,ty of Jush B!lII,gs' ritings-tho pioneer
] spsli,i, rvtoraler. WHO has broken tue pathway
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-25
Not Very Sensitive.

A dignitary OF the church was dining
out. OF the two ladies between whom
he was seated the one on his riaht.hand
aide was an intimate acquaintance. and
noticed that her distinguished neighbor
was silent and preoccupisd. said to him,
sotto voce, ~ am afraid you are not
very well this evening. you do not seem
in your usual spirits. "well, said the
dignitary, ~ am in rather nervous
state OF mind about my health, and have
Q sort OF presentiment that a serious i'll.
ness is hanging over me. lam conscious
Of q peculiar numbness all down my
riRht side, which seems to forebode an
attack Of paralysis" His fair companion
expressed her hope that such fears were
ill.founded. "Ah. no" he replied. ''l'm
afraid there's no doubt Of IL for have
been piuching my right leg all dinner
time, and can elicit no responsive feeling
Whatever. The limb seems quite dead
20 all feeling" "Oh." exclaimed the
lady, briskly. and with an expression OF
intense relief on her face, eli that Is all
which troubles you I think can at
once relieve your mind from anxiety. for
toe leg which you have been pinehins
all the evening Is mine"