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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

Fresh Blue Point Shell Oysters,
First OF Season.
A. RAGGIO, ii and 10 Jefferson.
Ladies' and Gents Oyster Parlor upstairs.
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D T. FLANNERY,
Corpl Signal Corps, U. s. A.

Sewer connections made in the best
manner and at lowest rates. All work
guaranteed. Browne, the plumber,
40 Madison street. Ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

Sternberg & Lee are sole agents
for GraVeIy's double sailor knot
chewing tobacco. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

New stock of carpets and oil cloths,
just received at the furniture and
carpet house Of Ames. Beattie & Co.,
363 and 365 Main street, Call and ex-
anime their stock before purchasing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

Ifyou want agood stove, or a choice
lot Of tinware, call on Louis Dush,
1874 Main street. 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15
N. v. SADDLE ROCK OYSTERS,
Baltimore Oysters,
FRESH CELERY,
Received Daily per Express by
VICTOR ID. FIIamS-

If you want a new roof or cutters,
or pipe, or repairs done with ~satisfac-
ton, call on Louis Dush, 1894 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15
OYnfern.

Under the head New York GeDu-
inc Saddle Rock; neither cans nor
kegs are genuine Saddle Rock oysters;
they are under an assumed name, to
get a large price. The half gallon
wooden kegs, New York prices, are
SOC; quart wooden kegs, 45c; express
charges, 44c per pound. Weigh your
wooden kegs and see what benefit you
derive. l shall continue to sell the
New York and Baltimore Oysters in
tin cans at reasonable prices, and guar
antee that no better are to be had in
this market. l will also take orders
for wooden kegs at the above prices,
with express charges added.
j. A. SIdNAIGo,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

Fifty thousand DIR. Porter CT.
gars, with exact likeness OF the
doctor on each box, AT SterDberg
g. Lees, "a
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HAVANA LOTTERY
ln1ermhlI0n at 230 Main 81. II
Police Points.


Seven cases on police docket thil
morning.
The police court was a financial
failure this morning. Only two dol
lars were collected.
About fifteen prisoners are serving
out their fines on the island. Six
more went down yesterday.
The proof against VIM. Gray for
carrying a concealed weapon not being
conclusive, he was discharged yester-
day.
L. j. Burk's pugilistic prediction
cost him five dollars this morning. He
punched the woolly head Of an limo
cent darby, all for five dollars worth
of fun.
A darky, named Joe Green, who
was verdant enough to think he had a
constitutional right to thrash his bet
ter half, paid ten dollars yesterday for
bis ignorance.
Annie Ringer was rung into the
stationhous0 last night for abusing
her Teller" on the street, to the utter
discontinue Of that young fellow and
a lady companion.
Chas. White is rapidly developing
into a irst-class desperate. Since he
first got into print on account Of the
Pauline White affair he has been ar
rested on about half-dozen different
charges. Yesterday he was again ar
rested for fighting a woman.
7. H. Moss and William Thomas.
before the court yesterday on a charge
OF fighting were fined three and five
dollars each. They are walters in a
hotel, and the former stated that ii
vas the custom OF the house when
two boys disagreed to let them fight it
out, the one who got the worst of it
being discharged. Moss crawled Will
liams' log, Williams was discharged
aud cast vengeance and a brickbat at
Moss at the first opportunity.
Jim Thomas, alias Bob Buckner
(colored) has been arrested on a
charge of numbering a fellow deol
hand on board the Hattie N0wlaud
last spring while that boat Law at Rob
Roy on the Arkansas river. The
sheriff has been notified Of the arrest,
Thomas states that tho murdured
mar drew a knife on him, When he
drew his pistol, and after warning
hip without effect several times, fred
aud then jumped the boat as soon as
she landed, from sheer fright. He
has pursued his avocation as roust-
about between this place and Vicks-
burg ever since-so he says.
Just received: Demorest'a What to
Wear and Portfolio Of Fashions for
fall and winter, at the New York
price, loo per copy; Irish World and
Free Press, Sc per copy; Boys New
York, Young Men Of America, Bows
and Girls Weekly, and New York
Boys, sold 90 per copy, at the postOf-
flee book and news depot, SS5 Second
street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

If you want a general assortment Of
builders hardware, call on Louis
Dush, 1874 Main street. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

Sternberg a Lee arc lnanufhc.
t0rers' agents fOr Ssephania and
Vanity Fair cigarettes-5OO,OO 900
received tO-day, "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

Karl Koch is not authorized to
transact any business whatever for the
German Memphis Post.
AlMMERMANN & Bro.
Arkansas papers ploase take notice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

CHICAGO TENDERLOINS
Received daily per Express BIZ
II. SEESSEL, sH., d son,
Corner Jefferson and SecOPd. n
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JOHN WALSH, -UNDERTAKRR,
Su second Street. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

Nothing quite so nice as Fragrant
Vanity Fair Cigarettes. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-15

Ladies' and Gents Dining ParIOr
{, L. STAFFER, 22O Main,
Opposite Workman House. At
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16
KimbaIl Mansion,
NEW HIGH STREET. Los Angeles, Cal

Spacious Parlors. Fine suits and large
single Rooms, c0ntalnt all Modrfn
Conveniences. THE TAtLE supplied
with tha best the m srket affords.
The Mansion II pleasantly situated on
an emil meme near the hUsi' eks oent'e,
overlooking the city, surrounded ny an
ever blooming anwer garden, away from
noise and dust, and onsn maud> charm
Mra, n. II. KfMRAt l.. propses
tce Angeles, 0eptsmhss l5tA, Nm
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aaarster's seiS.Regulatl1d
F E e D e r
Ton THRRsHINo nAOnr1gr1

"a the only Feeder mAnufncsuxo1 ~ 0Ir
without moving all the straw h 3 ~. Co.,
eQuently giving more regular ~ - = Z
,ofeible 10 obtain with 1ropof l111I1
'aeds the whole length 81 ~ oyj101wI n
aally changed TO iced last o. o1oW = o6o11I i.
,Aves the labor OF two men and f0oG ~ O..
yuire IN experienced tablemon - ~ g
rhs separator needs 10 alterati1n Wj11 4 3.
.xreptaon II the re<9yh Of ted heard NJ
rsksp az when moving. ItrsquiFso ~
IL pSUer 70 run 10. and hes no oon1111
parts iienas g ct ont u uEdsr. - a1l0 \
nviDg - My eamonseznend. go
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K, o. WISE, N. D.,

Graduated In the Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, in 1885. Diseases
Of women q specially; also. all cases re-
curing surgical treatment. whether
male or female. Can exhibit to patients
ma remarkable spool mems Of aurgic al
Gnerations performed Id California.
These, with the living Witnesses from
whom they were taken, offer a. my
best testimonials
srOf1ce In Cardona Block, Main Ct,
Los Angeles, Cal. my2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16

the meantime to allow themselves
to be diverted from other pressing
legislation.
A REIGN OF TERROR FOR LAND
LORDS.
Matters become worse In the
sister island every day, no tndivid-
uaI landlord being now exempt
from the stern warfare declared on
the whole landlord class by the
Land League. Even Lord kim
more, though Roman Catholic, q
resident landlord and one Of the
few supporters in the House OF
Lords last season Of the Compensa.
ton for Disturbance bill, has recent
" received threatening letters, In
spite of which, however, he re-
turned yesterday to his seat OF XIII.
arn.y House. To any sensible per.
son it must seem sheer waste OF
time to talk about Grifflth's valua-
ton or any other valuation. The
ultimatum of the people to the
landlords may be forcibly iormu-
lated thus: "Get out, and let US
get In; your lowest terms are too
high; we want no landlords but
ourselves"
Progress Of shc Land Treob'-s.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Lord 9 AN:
carly has taken q house at Now.
bray, Leicestershire, England, for
the Winter. The effect Of his leav-
ing Ireland will be to deprive la.
Dor Of employment to the extent Of
"a 900 year.
A land meeting will be held at
the gates of Boyootts house.
Twelve other land meetings will
be held.
DUBLIN, Nov. 13.-The Porta.
down artisans have initiated a
movement for ostracising mbers
of the Land League by refusing to
deal with or work for any MEM
bers Of that organization.
Wheeler, killed near Cola. coun.
ty Limerick, was the son OF prot
estsnt farmer, and not an agent.
He had taken q farm from which
tenants had been evicted.-
A woman who sold food to one OF
the Orsngemen was corded last
night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16

whole Tickets, 81 Half TicKets, g.
n Tickets, $50. s. Tickets, $40.
Remit Money or Bank Draft IN Letter
or ssud by Express, Don't send by reg
fsIered letter or Postnfiice order. Orders
or IS and upward, BY Express, can be
r M. BOARDMAN.
Cour'er-JOurnal huilding, I.ouisvilie, KY,
or aO7 and 500 Broadway, New York
nb-d&w
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FOR SALE.
central stables.

Mr. n EnW Arms re.rec fully In
forms hts frlends AMI tue pub 10 rnst he
viii open th- Cer'ra ~t,bles. Sprfns
street. oppnstte the Court House. On
Mondny, August I'd. he soltcits snare
. passSnasss Terms rsAssnshle' JsA-Asn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16

Take Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16

Or. N. p. RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon
Residence, Fort Hill, Omce, Mascarel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16
looming South Going North

Both teamships call at Port Hariord
(ean LuisO bisp0lsnd santa Barbara.
The Com pany reserves tn. risht o
change the steAmers or their days OF
sal Ing.
sVFassengers for San Francisco take
the train ior WILMINGTON that leaves
Los Angeles ct 400 O'Clock r. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16

]. HARMON, N. D.,
COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
NEAsCAREL BUILDING, Up STAIRS.
wi Residence, Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Main street
once hours from 10 to II A. NJ; from
tolP. M. apO-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16
Commence Engine company aIe. 3.

. REGULAR MEETINGS 3
"a this Company will take plo11
on the nrst "Wednesday 49,
ming Of each month, q *
O'Clock. BY order, z.
J. ]. WO0pWORTH. 49,
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PHYSICIANS.

Once up ssairs. new City Of Paris store
building, spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16
40 and IS Park Row, New York.
JOHN H. CHEEvER, Treasurer.

Price lists and further information may
be obtained by mail or otherwise, on appll.
cation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16

LAWYERS.

LA WYEkS.
N. L. WlCks,
ATTOHNE AT LAW.
ROOMS SO 4 81, TEMPLE BLOCK,
oa 3m Los Angeles. Cal.
MOVE WlckS,
ATTORNE ICY AT LAW.
CONGRESS STREET,
TUCSON, - ARIZONA.
srBusiness promptly attended TO. ossm
HENRY NJ. SMITH. T. B. BROWN.
\. w. HUTTON. Dist Atty
SMITH, BROWN 4 HUTTON
Attorneys at Law.
onice--RooMs Nos. Of and %. TEN.
PIE BLOCK. mar lift
j. BrOusSeau,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NOS. 80 AND 81; BAKER BLOCK
H. n. MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
omce-RooMs 70 AND ~. TEMPLE
BLACK. mh2f
JNo. g. CHAPMAN. J. A. GRAVES.
Graves & Chapman,
Attorneys 81 Counsel.
lOrs at Law.
Rooms Nos. q AMI 4, Baker Block. felitf
L aA EiHHYTMAN' A1o Il HOE kos,ARrs.
Eastman, Haley, King &
RObarts.
Attorneys at Law.
OFFICE-Nos, q. IS and 9. sTRELTTZ
BLOCK. Spring street Los ANGELES.
Will practice In Tire SUI RENE and oil
state Courts. Particular attention paid
IN land ard vin'np crses. Oi-lm
8. G. HUDeELl.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Rooms aad
~ DucOmmun Q Block. corner NAH 1
Com m ercial streets. Los eias. may7-tf
HOTELS.
The PICO HOUSE
Is Now Open
For the reception Of guests.
All are invited. FREE CARRIAGES
N. r. GRI swOLD,
n21nn PrOprIetor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16
81 TEST" HOSE,
S,lia Emery Vulcanite Wheels,

A composition Of Rubber aud Emery, max.
ing Z very hard aud uniform substance Of
the nature Of stone throughout. These
wheels for grinding and polishing metals,
cumming sawH, etc., are the most econom'
fcal and effective tools that can be used.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16

MoyAvE, Nov. 15.-Los Angeles
j w O'Connor, VIM freeman,
Jacob F Gerkens. D Mahlstedt. Col
Croker, Col Gray, Gov Law Maj
Hammond.
Tucson-Mrs ] Mason, Mrs J G
Strong, P O Burns. g Kater. Mrs
AtronQ, L q Adams, g F Appleby,
J NJ Johnston, Jno Gavin.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-11
nAlF.nEARrEp POLICY.

There is not a shadow of doub,
that Sir Bartle Frere, Governor of
Cape Colony, South Africa, is re-
sponsible for the Zulu war. He or
dered the invasion and occupation of
Cetawayo's territory, which was the
immediate and sole cause of hostili
ties. There was never any attempt
to justify it on other ground than
policy-the necessity for a rectifica-
tion of British frontiers" The Lib
eral partys opposition to the war
was substantial demand for the re.
call of Sir Bartle and a condemn.
ton of his course. 1t is not n little.
singular, therefore, now that the
Liberals are in full possession of the
Parliament and Government, they
arr. hesitating to remove the Cape
Colony Governor. The cause of this
hesitation is said 10 bp the Qu.en's
earnest championship of the Govern
or, and Gladstone's unwillingness To
offend her by peremltory demand.
1t makes another aw XIV ard corner for
he new Ministry, which is losing the
confidence of the Liberal constitue1
cies and gaining nothing by it's half
hearted policy from the Conserva-
tives.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-11

SECOND CHILDHooD.-The univer-
sal theory that childhood steals to us
again, in the arms Of old age. is we'll
exemplified in the case of "Old lady
Schumpf,' mother Of Geo. Schumpf
of this place. The old lady still in
fair physical health, has passed her
eight ty-first year, and bears unmis
taxable traces of early beauty and
vigorous womanhood. Now she is,
intellectually, a mere child. Without
any symptoms OF insanity, she is
governed entirely by the innocent
tastes of childhood and absorbe d
wholly in pursuits that would give
the greatest pleasure to girl, sevety-
five years her junior. She has her
doll, treated and cared for with sim.
Pile, childish affection, nndressed and
put to bed at night; awakened and
dressed in the morning and fondly
caressed durit & the whole day and it
is apparently her only object in life.
This is one Of the strange problems
of life and who is wise enough to
solve it, or authorized to say that we
may not all return to childhood again
across the threshold Of the eternal +?
And who dare tell us, that the pleas
ures of childhood are not sweeter,
purer, better than all the achieve
ments OF after life Oregon Sentinel
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

Charles Buell., one of the oldest
settlers of Shasta county, CAL, died
at Shasta on 9th ult.
A London paper says Beaconsfield
will give us another hook; more than
that, it is nearly ready.
The London Echo in informed that
it is not George Eliot, but Mrs. G.
HI. Lewes. the legal widow of the
deceased philosopher, who was the
lady recently married to Mr.. Cross.
The Rev. DR.. Bellows, elected
Overseer of Harvard University last
year and declared ineligible, declines
re election, presumably because he
has not mastered this years Base
ball Guide"
Among the best after-dinner speak
ers in Europe is the Crown Prince of
Denmark, who it IL said expresses
fine and clear thoughts IN well arrang-
ed language, and has remarkably
sonorous voice.
The papers are stating as an ex-
traordinary fact that Tennyson is be.
ginning to look very old. II is Ger
tainly astonishing that very old
man should look very old. but there
seems to be no help for it.
The marriage of the Hanoverian
Princess with Baron Rammingen,
which took place at Windsor the
other day, has been followed by that
of Princess Pauline of Wartemburg
to DR.. Willem, medical practitioner
in Breslau. The young Princess seems
TO be very sensible little woman,
for when the clerical snob who mar
ried the couple reminded the bride
groom that the royal bride gave upI
much that was considered splendid
and enyiable in life, the Princess after
the usual marriage response added in
q qniet tone 80 declare give mp
nothing that can at all be compared
to the happiness awaiting me. . The
srlubbed snob excused himself from
the wedding breakfast on the plea of
an e10aEeEne11f
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-11
THE NEXT pREslpENT.

Tuesday afternoon, on the seth
ballot, the Republican National Con
vention nominated Hon. James Gar
field, of Ohio, for President of the
United States. TO many, perhaps,
this choice was unexpected, but to
no one was il unwelcome. OF course
The people OF Oregon wanted Blaine,
but are satisfied with Garfield.
In many respects this nomination
is strong one. Gen. Garfield has
always BEEN favorite with a large
portion of the American people. Is
not radical in his political views and
has never been strongly identified
with either the Blaine or Grant fac
tion OF the Republican party during
the recent struggle tor the nomina-
tion.
1t is almost like giving up an oil
friend, 10 abandon the idea of Blaine
being our next President. Yet Gar
field will be just as enthusiastically
supported by every Republican, for
he is just AZ able a man. and fully as
much entitled to their support. The
only per cent in favor of Blaine be.
ing the fact, that he has, for so long
q time, been before the people as an
aspirant for the position. That Mr..
Garfield is a statesman OF the highest
ability no one will for a moment
question. As an orator he has few
equals, and no surriors, in America
1T the present time, and he will be
elected, in November, by a large
popnlarmaj"rity. HErrail for Garfield!
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-11
HORRIBLE WIFE MURDER.

The Dalles Times OF the 1st inst,
contains the following acceunt OF q
horrible wife murder near that city;
Yesterday afternoon boy came
riding to town AZ fast as his horse
could carry him, and brought the
painful news that Nicholas Bills had
killed his wife. The particulars, as
near as we could learn them, are as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Bills had not
lived together for some years, the
former residing here with his younger
children and the latter in the east.
Lately Mrs. Bills came out to Ore
gon for the purpose of seeing her
family. She had been stopping at
her daughter's-Mrs. Robert Dins-
more-about twelve miles from this
city, near the Sandy wagon road.
About two months ago, when she
first came out here, she and MIR. Bills
had quarrel. An elder brother had
left the paternal roof some time ago.
and was staying with his sister, Mrs.
Dmsmore. The father was so cross
| that the young man thought he could
do better away from home. There
were three children at home-Jacob,
Is wears old, girl IL, and the
Youngest, boy of 10. On the morn
my of the tragedy, MIR. Bills sent his
youngest boy TO Dinsmore's to tell
the older brother To come home. The
boy came back and told the father
that his elder brother had refused
Mr.. Bills and his SON Jacob were
building fence about quarter OF a
mile from the house. After eating
dinner, Mr.. Bills went down to DIns
nore's house and came back and got
his shotgun and bowiekniie, and again
proc, eded to Dinsnore's house. I'm
mediately on entering he shot hi.
wife twice in the stomach and then
stabbed her with the knife. 1t was
done so suddenly that the inmates
had no time to interfere. The elder
brother grabbed the shotgun out OF
his fathers hand and clubbed it over
his head. The father immediately
fled. Our informant was the son ot
the murdered and murderer, who ar
rived in town about o'clock, having
LETT Mr.. Dinsmore's house about 2
He was in such an excited state thai
it was im possible to learn any definite
particulars He said as he left be saw
his sister washing the body of hel
murdered mother. A warrant wal
Immediately issued for the arrest o
Bills, and the Sheriff sent one of hi
deputies in pursuit. Up to the time o
going to press no arrests had beer
made.
i The following is a description o
Bills: About so or so years of age
feet inch in height, high cheel
bones, weighs about l5O pounds, n.
beard or whiskers, face kept smooth
ly shayen, dark blue eyes and speak
fair English.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-11
soFT-nAnpEp PRINTERS.

1t was well-to-do farmer, owning
a couple Thousand acres and count.
less ffocks. from whom we solicited q
subscription recently. His face was
all smiles at the moment, having jus,
received heavy payment of money.
but he replied with q cold negative,
and added, :" he could not afford to
support soft-handed printers" Poor
ignorant fool does he not know that
he whom he despises as soft-handed
is really the hardest worked and
among the shortest lived of human
artisans and humble though his call
ing he is captain in the worlds
triumphal progress? Does he no,
know that the enoft-handed printer is
link between thought and action ;
a graver who is cutting deeply into
time'stablets the record Of the worlds
grandeur, its advancement in ayr
culture, If mechanics, in art-in eve
rything that makes it better and
brighter and lightens the burdens OF
humanity; does this hnman snail,
wrapped in his own selfish shell, know
printers work !? Did he ever stand
and watch the weary hand of a prin
ter following the movements of the
still more weary eye, picking among
the dusty and poisonous type, wea>-
ing the bits Of metal into wcrds,
sentences and paragraphs that stamp
ed the thought Of many a throbbinp
brain into ltgible coinage tha,
makes snch as he thrive and prosper!
We looked into the mans face and
understood his motive. A spark OF
human kindness could no more ha, e
lived in his cold, CLASSY eye than "a
spark of fire in the heart of a North.
ern iceberg. Although his pockets
were heavy with coin his face was
pinched and the lines hardly drawn
Unto pitiahle expression Of want
it was the face OF miser. We look
ed at the mans heart and it was a
hloodless, shapeless thing, hardened
and crystalized by contact with th.
dollars that he had hugged to it, it
had no pulse that beat with single
throb of human sympathy; it was
something that the love of wife could
never penetrate, a thing that the af
fection OF childhood can never quick
en- into kindly emotion. We venture
to say that this man never con,ribut
: ed the value of shlngle to church
edifice or public charity, or gave &
penny to public school except upor
! compulsion. He will die alone, un
mourned by wife or child or frieno
or neighhor, and we do not envy hin
the small amount of subscription
Let him keep it. 1t will add anothel
!, pang to his bitter agony when called
on to part with his golden idol; il
will he another morsel for vulture.
who will tear his hoard to pi-cel
) cursing him that he did not die sooner
and leave them more, and in til.
place where that infnitessImal quan
: tity. called his soul. will find no rest
he will not he troubled with tn,
presence of soft-handed printers.
- oregon Sentinel.