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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
STEAMBOATS, n1o Railroads..
DALTIMOhE and OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE


Via PlLla elPhia Hal iimofc and Washington.
on aftc Dee Passcn Trains Central r..
II Of New Jersey depot tho foot Oi Lberiys. 40 follows
Except Snday. for shngtOn ana ts West, with
Tor .ief.
D. m.-DGIy Tor Washington Cincinnati Chicago and -
Lous En- through 10 Chic g.; asO through
10 CInc.nnal.
iI2 p n.-Daily. for Washington and the West. with
sleeping attached.
all trains
No other ne m time to the West
Trans arrive The at Gao p. and 900
D..
tickets secured baggage checked hrough destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

BARTENDER or DRlNER.-A temperate,
- -tro, married man II years of are, soris en-
nlovr nj As bartender give good References
iieasc call or address H. 7, NJ 100 l-sst ll2th-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

BARTENDER or DRIVER.-A temperate,
tr,stwurthy married mar. 81 years Of age, sole
H. employment - bartender driver dve GOOD refer
eDces Please cal a. I. ID, 100 Last II%tust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
Ocean CLEANERS.

Ocean Cleaners.
ANCHOR LINE L. >. NAIL STEAMERS.
~ NEW-IOKk AND GLASGOW.
From Pr No. 20 North RIVER. New-l orl
BOLIVIA bee T. .. DevO II Dec ~ a. M
Clrcassa. Dee II, p III Anchoria dec % IL IL w.
These steamers do mol carry attic sheep OF DIES
500 $50 Excursion ilckots at reduced rates.
cond CABIN $40 Storage ~.
NETWORK 10 LONDON DlHECF.
From Pier No. 40 North RIVER, foot Of Churles-st;
Vciora.. Dee l. I a. NJ AlstIil .... Dec rs, IL pm.
Cabins. ana tickets AT reduced rates.
HES DEH>ON BROTHERS. Agents Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

CLFRK. BY q neat, smart and Intelligent
vouug Of cieTs u Wholesale
ava has The bcsf OF rfiefrnos Al
drs-s tlss1, A Il ii+tkkE1ON, MeT1d"n, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
y Leave New.York loot Liberty st. N r.
va IIrsBChDOu:
For i4ighands 3 S:lJ. 1l.I5 a. m, $3.50, =. m.
FOR Monmouth Beach and aeabrigh; .. S:lj ll;lj M
$3.50. y.
e.. eli BANK
Ion m flr Manchester, 1Ons River. ATLANTIC CITY
az :, Az ~ " F@F winnings TOMS River. Barnegat. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

UARTENUER.-B Il sober. steady young
ID man 70 years q. age wiling W0rk, bartender can
give goOd references. call address THOMAS
DNgY tx. 3lI West 4Ithst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
.VO SHIPPERS.

80 SHiPPERS.
ON and alter Friday, December 3, the Baltimore
OAlu .alr nd Continental Line will their freight
III Pier l. foot 0t Ll1erty-st, N~fth itrr.
A. G. ROSE, General Agent
nor BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Maui
4 gauck and HousaI0nc Ram )afsSteamers leave Cath
9ne slip pier 30, day at 100 an 2:3O Pun.
ar r. other route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
feriurea anc Elcellnas.

NETWORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
~ Third Course of monthly Popular Lectures
PR FISsOR W BOYD DAWKlSS, X 8,
OF Manchester England will lecture the eyening bfro
his the only time In America,
MONDAY, December 3, at D. N, on
THE MAN OF THE CAVERNS,
with ,ustrations In Association corner 23dst and ltn
Admission only by tickets. Of which a limited number
issel can be obtained WITHOUT CHARGE. on Application
an - Denis tIOtel Fifth Avenue Hotel Association az and
Windsor Hotel JysOns ticket mail to Professor
d. :. Martin, 80 West Atm st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
NEw-YORK AND long BRANCH DIVE

ALL RAIL Lin T. FOR Perth Amboy. South AmbOy, Red
BauE, long hIancn, occm GIogS As11ry Ia,A Poini
flrgaaut. Toms River. BarucEat, ATLANTIC CITY. &c
New YORK tool Lberys. at 500. s:lo ll45 a. NJ
100 $40 400 5:50 pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

II ARTENDER.-By a smart young man who
gs mad years experience temperate. trustworthy
Yrliani4 snd competent good references Ad
Grtss THOMAS SNEALl-, i FriHcest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
ulO HyI I'D STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

I Hamburg American Packet Compan Line for
PLYMOUTH CHbRBJ UsG, and liAhbI ~ -, 40
T. i-,. Oct . - = tt'.'.-''-- ~, %
LESS Dec lH hiNi ~ W
Ra,cs passage 70 Plymouth. LONDON Nh9ro9iE' ~ an
burg. and points south Oi Eng auhi tiS' CA0i
$50 troond CaylD. $50; SeeTage $50 i.OuHl t1o 10
Iii \ ttAPDT ~ gt,' O. r. RICHARD 4 CO..
" General Agents. General Passenger Agents.
Nh III IIu.si.-t.. =. !. NO. 81 broadway, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
,rhore i = three.months.old hahv LIVING with
slInanons Uanleo-Mlles

4 FEW more live canvassers to take orders
"a for or iesutiul hc day book sold lJ sgbscnnton
Active clearing per dar Apply TO CIV" CAhI-i@
Ton K CO, PuDls Iers Madison square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

( YOUNG Man, aged 10. DESTROYS OF t0l-
~ lowing profession Of the law wishes 10 Obtain sit
ati0u IN orce good Address NLNiAa 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

N IfTIII ~ ItFTI1'iaI 7 'I'f
OFPiCE OF GESLkAL hAESgHh. n bBUi uN Az Z
:

NOTICE.-Thc now 81; ton 81 I20ti.-st. an
X 2dayo VIII opened 70 the public after Monde
$50. ,plrr +. X. AIN, general Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
conn r. rrOS. leave foot Of LiberysL FOR Freehold
a, SO, lt:iJ .. IN, AGO, J.30p. IN
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

Mr.. Samuel Sands, the veteran ed
itor ard publisher Of thu -Amcrico''
Farmer, has been specially invited to
participate in the coming celebration
Of Baltimore's Sesqui Centennial. Mr..
S. responds that he has been connect
cd with the press Of Baltimore since
1911. After the attack on this city
in 1911, he had the honor Of putting
in type the national song, "The Star
Spangled Banner" from the original
manuscript This, perhaps, says Mr..
Sands, identities him closer with the
"art preservativo Of all arts than
any other department which will take
part in the celebration. He writes
that his age and physical powers Will
not permit him to undertake any ea-
traordiaary labor. Ea(tto'orcm.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07
The October States.

In two Of the states, which will nave
held their elections before our next
issue, the result will, by common con
sent of both parties, be accepted as 5e-
ing Of great significance, in their bear
ing upon the national Issue next
month. In Indiana, the republican
organ, the New York Tribune claims
to have, by actual poll Of the state, a
m,jority Of over 1000 for the republi,
can ticket; while tie Ne,o York jIorla
claims over l4,000 majority for the
democratic ticket. The loss Of this
state to the republicans, except by an
unusual majority would not signify
much, while its loss to the democrats
would be a severe blow. We have
seen but little claiming for Ohio, Ell
ther way, and its loss to the demo
Gratis would, Ike Indiana 10 the re
publcans, be Of but little import
while its loss to the republicans woul'
be almost irrepara BILE. What infer
euce We therefore draw is, tia. wit
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07
Gaturtin Glario".
chas. e. Cassell, A. NJ,
Editor.
E.. L Root. p1,Op2,s
Chas. e. CaSseii
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9TH 1850.
The Wisdom of silence.

indians sleep with their mouth
shut, because according to tradition
with them an evil spirit enters through
al open mouth, while the body is
wrapped in slumber. They carry7t
further and lacunism is accepted as
one of tho most msrke ell characteristics
of the race. This most excellent
characteristic of the aborlglnes has
been made a study by the cute Euro
pean emigrant and i; has been re-
duced to e science, az is the habit of
oar Yankee race in all matters, from
the highest problem in ststecr"ft to
the meanest snide game. It's no
huge unGe, taking to become wlsea-
ere, provided one is wise enough to
say nothing. That IS an absolute
prerequisite however, and unless one
has sufficient wisdom to remain 81
lert, take the zig aht elbow IN the palm
,oftke left hand, the cl in in the palm
.ofthe right, keep the head weIl'ior-
ward and the eyes closed and ears
.orened until lie has listened to wiser
anen vhnn himself. and then repeat
what he has heard, clothed IN new
Language; until he brings himself to
the perfect rendition of this part he
will not be able to set up IN Solo
mons business. It even then, be-
comes necessary, tnat he should be
concise in his statement, not endeavor
to draw, Lut simply state concln'
sion. He is doing business on bor-
rowel capital ard It is most unsafe
TO venture keyond the actual amount
in hand, yet such opinions, pass cur
rent, even az we'll and perfectly as
one man pays debt with another
mans money sud the actua! owner OF
the currency eau MAKE no claim. 1t
is remarkable how rapidly, easily ana
apparently honorably one may Obtain
n reputation for wisdom in tins way
All that it is necessary 10 40 !s TO re-
main silent twenty three hours and
fifty nine minutes each day, keep his
memory intact, ascertain what IS the
accepted fact or opinion, digest thl'
we'll and take sixty seconds m wnch
to state it briefly and all vii! soon
agree that he has "leyel head, that
his opinion is worth having, that he Is
right moro and wrong less frequently
than any man in the place, that ho "a
liberal, conservative, in TACT, ne can
ret IN in Soomons business on such
capital, his credit will rate A. l, and
his opinions always pass at par or q
premium. Whe beauty o. all tLls IS
that the posaessor Of such borrowed
xisdom after little practice receives
and uses il as his own, without the
slightest conscientious scruQIo, not
without reason, because others come to
accept it as original wisdom, end why
not lie tooH
Another and the greatest advan-
tags in this is, the possibility of any
one, who may be able only to com,
prehend, but not not envove, an
idea, to get together sufficient stock
in trade to open ont really oompeu'
tive bsiness in this line on a'smaiI capI-
tai, the deposits, SO 10 sneak, beng
all sufficient. We may hopo there
fore, that this plaia, first lesson may
be Of benefit TO some, who have the
desire, but not the capital TO open
out business under the name and style
ofSolomon, Minerva and Co. There s
millions in it"
-rx~sn..Ezzzz>s<sS.-
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

Gentlemen, can it be that men left
free to act in regard to the govern,
nent Of their own affairs and the al,
fairs ef those WHO are to come after
them shall, esteem politics low bnsi,
no9s, Of selfish purpose, Of mere trick
erv, Of poor and low ohjects' Shall
it be that We can contemplate Our po,
litical duties and dwart thom to poor,
narrow, sectional and personal pNr-
poses. ! cannot bolieye it.-SMo'or
Buyoa.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

J. Bays Webster, NJ. D., Of 11ar-
ford county, who announced himself
as an independent candidate for Con-
gress, in this district, was in this city
last Saturday, and informed us that
he has withdrawn, and will give his
entire support to our candidate, Hon.
Edwin II. Webster Westminster
Sentinel.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07
As a complete Letter Writer Gen

AS a complete Letter Writer Cen
eral Hancock must be admitted to be
decided success. The Republican
wiseacres who credited his New Orle-
ais letter to Judge Black and his let
tor Of acceptance to Mr.. TIlden, haAe
gone out Of business, and now admit
tacitly that the General does his own
writiag.-N. \. World.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

According to the New York Her-
old, Democrat said to a Republican
"You see how splend!dly General
Hancock fought at Ge1teyst"rs:
Whipped the rebels. Won the bat
t,e.' "Nee, my dear fellow" sela the
Republican, '"but ! Thought YOU said
that the war was over fifteen years
ago, and ought not TO be revived?
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

Ohio republican and Indiana demo-
cratic, the national canvass will be
but slightly affected, but in case either
party should carry both states, it will
virtually decide the November oon-
test.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

In other words Cakes Ames first
bribed General Garfield without Gen
eral Garfelds knowledge, and then
General Garfield swore that he had
not received what he had in fact re,
ceivel from 'Oakes Ames. Onkes
Ames swore that General Garfield
knew he was bribed wheu ne took the
bribe. Can the sons of'Oakes Ames
prove tha.-N. \. World.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

The New Windsor canning factory,
conducted by Messrs. Bale and
Stouder, received large order this
week from Madras, India, which they
were unable to Gll, owing to other
large demands on their stock. This
season has been a prosperous one with
the m.-Nt,. HH352r Uclu!d.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07
Political Notes And Opinions.

Itis pretty bad party whose cam
didate is forced to say that he will try
10 restrain it from bankruptlng the
country. Il1June.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

The local election in Connecticut'on
Monday showed handsome gain for
the republicans.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07
Foreign News.

Diplomatic relations havo been sus-
Dended between France and Mexico
ever since, the unfortunate year Is.
sc. They will be renewed in Janua-
nv 1881.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

Affairs in the east are still threat
ening. The Porte has succeeded time
and time again in staving off action
by the other powers Of Europe and has
again succeeded in having the demon
stration by the combined feet post
porel. Turkey offers COMPROMISE
and asks for three months III which to
carry out reforms. The powers will
not be satisfied with this and exciting
events may still come Of the present
embroil ilment.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

Mr.. Parnell NJ. ?. is heading u
great land agitation in ireland.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-10-07

Jacques OIieubach, the popular
French musician is dead.
Gariba,di is again making the
weight Of his presence felt in Italy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-29

TN ui,. uvv.si,n NJ. N,trn preparing tur
ull promenade through thu n,rreis, wlleh
j. kiill IT "hnnuer.un ~ mir company,
Nhu, through Iii. insnllallr lailiielps~ III
ln.iil,er, hlul lreh llieklulnsl SWHl
William. Nu~ ,lernt.d ~ ri,lr n highly.
trained l,lark lanls, niln ~ Wl.H,, irirh%
consisted IN uinl.inH her ltlrlla With h.f
t,si,l, and rnmninp llrr spl,llo. "SMat
William Nan tho linz, ~ len,r ihe
eial,lps, the others hu,lnp lnars,sl INT h..
tunp hi hnl mounted, An,l,irnl, lm,l
erir- II Murder" Werr heard iu pr..
cpnl trpm llir static. nld | Alnni.,l III,
~ M,ni tnuald the rlMi, whats
Til. NATTER Mho IL II Y "lt'r IN, !"
nplipl thu uRtnis,,l ,nicr NJ "Awe.t
William, MAKE hast. the mares
mi hnll III my toni AMI snfe el,,a,ul,
tn,lnl ll,u nlAn u,l The mares lnrk
Wtlll,inH n,a twisting nhm,,, lila fnee
,laariihlnp tn n.nst painful runturtlonr.
,nar. hs struggled. tn haf,lrr rl,e
pulled ~ What, through, aulnr mln,ulutn,.
lir.. she nisi,A,k f.,r TN Hrlh.rt,al~,
Perhaps. alsn, Ahe mlri,uk hia elna,s~ l,n
il,r sH,iIprlN rluars ~ il pl.MAsal null.
,,n,,a, alrl tlnaluli II MIA I'LL right. nll,l
III Il apnih sl,e won't With raln,ile,l ,iuur.
lis M,lnu mrnnn l,r nl,lAi hn.r llu,lr s,,nv
alluh, movement. Mhiel, TIN Mar,
Thought IL H. lpr ninnal IL lWIi.rM tn,
irlsh, nini Nnui IL work accordingly,
However, the man Ni,a aIsss,lils rlvna,,l
ff,un his awkward la,,li,nmuni, alnl lln'
en,llrule proceeded ~, IL Mls. Int N
Mas lunH iilne la.lnrr In incident II.
all a1,nsl 10 sNrlia il R,Aal.nl,lilnsl
ln,,pl, ~ thu .Awanse ~ "N~,ei Will.
INN. u" fHuhlkffs I,n,yWi,
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w iMt.lin,g.


Morning liuln revealed IL IA tn M.
irolp,le Il tn SorthaN. vi, saw i,
hIanl lnain street l,,alprl with hiph
Matsieu el,lewalLa, nnl ,,,as ~ rl,nl,H III
ever, rl,uIe nll,l size, SuIna M.rr ruth
Narlpl ahal,ii,.a ull,nrs Msrn iIne hnill
Inns IL Yellow brick hlah asnr MI
tpNel,al III lnnlanlnr npil,' ~ TIN knuA
Church. several NV all nrist MILL
afd np ileAhnli laitA ~ white rt.nM
inla ilu uIsul ulr lh a,rusiiH Mrrr tnll
~ la,aile a,ld ill., fhfre Wtrp Mau,lr
~ MI Descriptions Stumbling lntnre tin
stores, Long linpn ii It'd river curt
w.rs hauling with iriuhi FIR iln interior
III sidewalks N,ir iiliui viii, Il in,A,',,ls
lali,u,,s ri.,M. III l,alpl,, ii iln,n tnl.ss
ants. tn anl,l.ii II, link l,ln naNn una
hul k,tpIiI., thp mn ,lkrl u, il.rii
Iliils Hal ,ia,,s frnei, halisl,r,e,la. will,
punt, lneksAIin npfkpls. n,,n, ..,ulun,tl
sr,,lta nt,,iinl w ~ Malnis, AMI tlntl1
l,lnei lnir alilinu With nl Indiana,
,lnIh, snlni. uallllt. HnllinH nipnu ~
lniikrt nlli ila'stAAins Hanirll mini III
Rlisl, l,rtipl.,, l,r,kinu ~ llm, ,lo MI tn
atrll nsAr, hni her.. |, r'lnIu Il It'll.
,liilt.krs mil Inula ,l,ilf III. 'lhs tui,ls
'll ~ III sll,s.i, though ihe,r itp.l i.ssn
I'M il ainult niHlli IA rain. MIA !, snat ~.
pallnn ~ mud mil ~ laei.,ls tint
tn Nhaela ~ il,a wupsnn driving llralHl,
II Mrru almost IN ln,pr ~ mill ulnpla
aud Mlnil w aal.J ~ rl.,He ", Nj, ritilr
mi ~ tn odhnr aila with mu..l, ,iilt.
rnli,. nnl tH.i ~ .l.l,l'aniilr ltulpr.
liufis,
iLp riis ~ WINNIPEG. shirll 9TH,
,.4.ra aR, VA nsilllnH nl.l,a linn ,,lnH.
~ IL ir,,lnpH nlnat ito' Hudson iins
t,n)nnN's itfl, i,,M ,suiinllA uA4r 7,,Nhl
inhabitants. II II tn ,lI4iriluitlu cum
" lit la,u. rRinn, y Ia,4 u great
Inl.l,niAn activity, ulnl ", situated il ~
ltli,ui ~ il,' lnuk eWlntrs ait thu III.
rlliliA I'm transportation tini II II
suuri,nra rnll.L tin iiIp,iet'H l'efn.
lIt,',H II Is lalilt u, u pla, lanl IA ilui
junction ~ tin A4.lniln.iln With TN
ltml ii,rr, Tn uaiurr IL tIn n,il Il
e,iul, TINT II II difficult - Ind g,1Hl
foundation inr ii hutlNN, nf,l nltliN III
til lnrpe hmiklinp@ hnsu ~iil,d untl
cracked Hary i'm fWi,. ~, IN
Utttl"r'@ Nattii".
HnNn rnp,.mlilllu ruA,.l riimlal ~
uii ii luek rad ~ il,e village lai,l III
Adrian, nur Thin. thin. nnu,,d
l,aiip III lflusa from lndn,ln NinIuN,
AMI, M.ur,atnr liz pillow ~ Il ,o,,up
lui, silliinr III tn i.inl NIL, p.ll III,
~ II NJ, llrn. Fortunately, 49, lll,
,lalnnt, wins ilin l,,sa III il beautiful Iuai
~ hpir u ill., ,,,,up lads. a'I i lnrl,,i
rillpe,
Nra nlel Murks m ~ lr nretiul Ii,
IliARp i'll II r,usi Including Aatallis Nv
uarrH ~ land. ~ 4a.tnl.Upi t'lt, M
NJ ~ completed Within il stnr. nlnl Mil
,ui.aisi III f,.ir illuAi tiirllnsA, tiit#s.itlrr
converting WnIln nti nts,l rail millu
l'llnA ALL lIllt,lnA 4 INN mum at,llAilillt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-29
LlNlMENT

MI only relieve paiM, w. thsv lAslls
hfal,iy as,lon. suhaMs lnoAmmallen,
AnA Oure, whether ihs 1pMpis.As psasssd
fran wounds ~ The fash. ~ Neuralgia VI
thu Nerv0sl isom contracted OosAs " :
AeAlded hand fsaM A sprAlnsA Anhls
II Il CACHED fseti whether fssM dIssastlss
piMPLE1 IN \ LAOYr FACE
II strained lSlnt ~ HeSse's kee.
Thu agony pf'1lAesd ~ 4 iiatu ~ hsalAi
modification firm tfart Li,s.i ovelj.
tnEn ftsIn HttHlnr .hs tartnses ef 1hous
naAtisnii Crippled ess llls. w sems
neglected. Nui,l.Ali 4 valuable horse ~
Doetor's Util mn, VI b. sAvsA fun
OMe nettls ~ OsAtA~v Llnimsss.
Nv iiuusekerrat, Farmer, Planter, TsAMsass.
II l.isel ~ II, can A9ura ~ bs Wliksst
llese wonderful Llnllnents. TAer IAN
HI psuen,si 10 amy part ~ mo eleAs Nv
10 uts. snI Gl.tbO bottle. TRIAL hetsisv
w 0ts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-29


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-29

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-06
AlleEoPical.

The following neat little yarn comes
from q Partisan source, but there are .
couple Of we'll known citizens at Virginia
each Of whom Is named BIB. and who
slept together one night. who Oar tell
the original Of this story or one just a.
good: 49,.
Littrs and Robin. who were associated
In the preparation Of . famous Diction-
AIRY Of Medicine. were two very absent-
minded men. One day when they were
seated side by side at the same table Of
their work. one. feeling his leg itch, laid
down his pen to scratch 1t. Unhappily,
In his Observation-Disclosures, he began
scratching his companions leg. His
companion. percsiving that his leg wal
being scratched, inferred that he was
scratching it himself. and laid down his
pen 20 as to be able to devote himself
exclusively to the operation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-06
THERE have
.naEnAaa na-
A LOSS.

A loss Of bodily tissue. greatly in excess Of
the natural daily waste which takes place In
the heallhiest physical and mental structure,
snd but for which waste life and you'h might
be indefinitely prolonged. Is entailed upon thoss
whose vital powers are weak and nervous sys-
tom fragile. To arrest this ruinous loss and
brace the system q course OF Hoststter's htom.
ach Blttsrs IL the proper agent. Tone 10 the
nerves, vigor and regularity 70 the digestive
organs and liver are among the boons conferred
upon the dsbllitated and sick OF both rsxes BY
this inestimsble medicine, which murs than
unnatural aud premature decay. Sleep, re-
newed relish for food. are both obtained BY the
nervous and dyspeptlo through iis use, which
II a.so the means VI iguring the system 70 en-
counter safely malsriour atmospheric innu'
ence1.