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, 1880-09-23

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a;Yt'!, sompisia .nd we,' hat; .esnso si:fca:
iarfaco nnd ans:nxtusc.: laaa,omey atnncd, b..it.
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F'Oi IA i!E11T 4 ,HaKHAiX: 0S TERMS ,9, AZ
wc.s Xdan.st es eiesss sstSry iSs bT;cs. s fIIi:
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rurnnr Washington ana lfnlsted.sa.
S. i!J l1x II; n HAs5i;1X.
IS sS$;s ss'
!art hsyss ass M'vs:sn.av. ~ IT, isnr:t ;',esso',
In thu eatY. lnqnte nj III Dearbosn.st. In hank.
EoIs sALE;-s1;u1 r!SE Idl1s t,x VEST MON
front inqn,re II III peariirn.sG % IL Hank ''''s'
ItDN AAI.E-rliE VERY tiiijiCEsT iI)7iI Us
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s!'.s RI isci IG.l:ti:'t ua.s 'front.' f7.s0. NAT
}ss !i.sS ;sS S IE5 EAS
MATsOS tlII.l. Z, MMshLnet.A.st
, 1880-09-23

II 1t wn,i1f dcscrve to remain .ho cherished
Fav0rit With tho American people.
SUMMARY OF GENERAL FINANCIAL ExIIlN-
tra.
, 1880-09-23

A GENTS WANTkn-EUlt HEST. AELI4lN0 BOOK
n In MArkett II 10 us nur day made b. energetic
passuns. Apply 70 Or aLdreAs CsHuAl publishing
To, ~ In sull0.st., M0Qm Il. EhcAYo.
, 1880-09-23

(iil1CAGO HTOitAtsE 10. ~ II, III EAsT RAN
" daph-st AAsu tho fflast wsrShDusa fur st0r iIG
iurt1to plaOs etc. ~ lo"eAt 1ales. Chsh advances
G1x)1sA1E FpH FUKS!TuNE, DUGuIEa Erc.i
. Cheapvat md boat IN Gky. AtvaAcua Vt low rataA
J. &, q. FAIRY. ~ Most ktnnrpo.st
, 1880-09-23

A LOAN Of ANY AMOUNT CAN HE OBTAINED
n on furniture. nIn machinery. ctc g,9s rl In
pnssesslon nt 0n 5er: E!les fcnsbnnho. lHa WASHING
lufI-kt, ltpiItHs ~ huu ~
, 1880-09-23
HOUSEHOLD E0ONSs

1@uR HALE-ONE FLAT Oy ROOMS. WELL
i furHlHhSd. on eAay pnyMona. Call any time after
u O'Clock II NO. Sll StAlu.st
THE NNlON FUisNI1gHE gu, dW ANE ah WEST
Mhd1s4n.sL. seII al kladA " huusohuld goods OH
monthly pAyItanta: low prlCHst eaev taEnl.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17

A clergyman asked his Sunday school
scholars: "With what remarkable
weapon did Samson at one time slay a
number of Philistines :" For while
there was no answer; and the clergy
man, to assist the children little,
commenced tapping his jaw with the
tip of his finger. at the same time say
ing: whats this What's this ?"
Quick as thought, little fellow inno-
Gently replied THE jaw-bone OF
an ass, sir. :"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17
WHY TIE HOoKKEEPER STOLE.

From the New York Graphic.l
He had wife,
His salary was g, 500 per annum-
But she complained.
She wanted better house.
Better clothes.
Nothing fit to go ont in.
No country cottages.
Nor carriage.
Nor front pews.
Nor society
She coveted place on the ragged
edge Of the select 500.
She kept it up,
And moaned,
And growled,
And groand,
And wept,
lie lacked style, also;
As well as new clothes every six
weeks, and varions other things.
He knew how his employer made
several hundred daily on the street.
A thousand or SO would not be missed
for few hoars.
So he took it.
He went up the street and won,
She got her sealskin.
He took more and lost
More to get that back and lost.
More yet.
Defalcation discovered.
He wears the peniteutiary check.
Others are going, too.
Beware.
But If yon win regularly, society
won't be hard on you.
But if you lose, society will sit down
on you.
Beware.
Better is modest room up two pairs
of back stairs than cell in the Tomhs;
And a plain woolen jacket rather
than pair of prison uniform pants on
poor Charles legs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17
BULLION TAN.

Notice is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds OF mines for the quarter ending Decem-
Der 3lst, 1879, is now due, and payable at my
Office In the Courthouse of the County of
Humboldt, aud that the laws for its collection
will be strictly enforced.
r. l.. RICHARD, County Assessor.
Winnemucca, February 23, 1885, 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
RATEs OF ADVERTISING.

One Square 90 linesl first insertion. -. ~ y
Each subsequent insertion. per square. .. "
A liberal reduction TO regular advertisers
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17
COAL AT USUAL RATES /:
HAY FOR SALE.

Until further notice we viii deliver hay in
winnemucca on cars at si6 per ton by the ear
load. H. Q. MARKER &Ctl
Loyeloek, New, Jan. -, ls0.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17
CALL AND SETTLES!

Persons knowing themselves TO be indebted
to J. f. BANNlSTER, will please call and
settle, Us q change has been mad. in the firm.
Winnemueca, March =, 1850 Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17
NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
STAGE LINE.
From Fort McDermit, New,
to Canyon City. Oregon.

On and after December Is, parties travelling
on the above line win be compelled to travel
part of the route on horseback, until further
notice. =.
For rates Of passage or express matter apply TO
J. +. Brown at Fort Fort McDermit or to
A. J. Shepard, winnemucoA
JAS +. BROWN 4 BRO, Proprietors
And Managers of kcDermit Division.
dl2-u
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
6nnoe nn0er YGgtbehanolina.

~
Cancel. 9ler / st al Dc iibite Numsre
feI8snoe 8smGrfuiuser vi bar ofts
mso 6urbauielic Jet 0prs. i SGresIss.
BED Sunoes % Ssltes. ma9eleie 8aal.
mooisbeS unbsr en- slsr anben Opera.
ton. vi miuoss ct Si!ielee. Gn
uattsr Senisbnno baups en- itor, baaro,
trspIst Guilt, bpis Reoosr naaeos
omit paa Brpitet. SWUsIisn maalts
ilernss. % SprIessn. Wr. 8sorss
6lsmins. ubfsris Opsrationsu men me.
gen Opstisbee. Sprst par ben belle
Sio iaa taalmooist. at BET pilos baps
siOrt Ct msnnslfeliat @rien Csc. Sslo
UNDER ben imertsiuleslts Del, Sammen.
ipnlusen al Saarst iui8isoe lite 3aal.
mooi8bsoen ct Slebllt. Den lamme
p%ensiOsIl, bites. ba Saarst ltuIos for
binees. Yliisntsn latte ia islp / Gil.
ling. for at 9rssn fanbs tomms beore
iii. VI Silfelbs af lisncnps Nrt fore.
ialot nplis. Mau siorbs Subusnoinasr
mob al BRUCE &Ioroiorm; men 0pret
unbsrtaitebs Tia pilia 9essns Bebano.
ling. ION o%usnfor beItrepst Saaoanne
8l,nessiernln9er iortlarts paa tn Waaoe
eltsr Den Spfatnina. at 9ipeli,r. ION
lite sr fslt os il9lelis ioritaat, lite Ct
Smsrie ben ristise Bstpenina al
Oroet. Oct uilos DOG 9iers os onot.
ON esnns 6OrilGrins liuloe fere Der.
ben. al Den bsreusbs bore itumme
Weoiiabninssr al sGre for ben 9poia.
bto o. Saalmooisbss. Tom BE- pier I'm.
Der 4esebsbanrlins. vi oil aaa pibsrs
% ilse. at Opr mere ,nb mango Wsn.
nelf,r islsr &ainemmelisbsb imob 9e.
serns. % at Be bar 6orltanb not til
at inois. at ON man sno lilieisr BEN
Smsrts. tr bet aliseusl / en- COB %
iiarlis Ssufst.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
Haywards Sko. Butik.
Saairemt ui herer ON beote Slogs
Warsr. oil ri aniane BEN
for Dor Aunber,

hi BeioItnlnaen beri Bpsn % / va.
bolaest latiur iosthelstaast itor Yris
paa soce Sto % Steulsr III blliD Yris.
"a rslie bar De oolaa nit uso oen ler
,CIss llbsrale % iiarise SeanrnS 5 ..
parb bar bapt iioeu bon uabneb.
IN Stobutlf % bsrior taffsr oalao
Siersu benz paa bet penlislts, o. loper.
It ban, iaal0n9e ban orlpsr Ste %
Stepleforrstnis / Secorab. ital be al.
,ris fnne en- minbre aoo N~nleonlng
ND MI til at flete
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04

at lane fine qcmmsr unperfeae at en-
0cster. 8 en- at Dem fauot man
ben lille 5tale. icm ben 6rsmmepe
bappe sipet BAN, % nsnne iammsn
mep ncsle andre Smaatin8 bles
~cpersipet iii q0itiet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
THE WEEhLYPi0NEER PRES
Enlarged TO Fiity-Six Columns,

sitl 4 nov dress Of clear and beautiful type. Is ~
the
Queen of tic Family Journals
IT the Northwest. tn edited with . It carr. tom'4
al the requirements Of the RURAL itatLr CiHtIJ
II contains the yfeNa 81 al the CuaRGsr LIrEHArun'
Asp sKLkcr HEAutsa MATTER ~ the day cattuli
prepared and t.assihrt summaries ut ALL Tth fELI
ahArHtc ASb MAI NEN- OF The wU-k, With all III
iatcsi aud most Important news ~ iui. IL Farm al
Household DsJArtmrutS ant q recently aided fuAzi
Column are among its attra-asu features
it, Weekly Review of the Markets.
prepared especially for ~ columns. Is alone ~or
many tmrs tho subscription p1ev to every farmer a
country dealer Ia grain. producer, prONisiDus. h'rstO
OF any sort q farm pru8urt
The sGbscnpuon prte of the Weekly vas last y
reduced 10
On. Dollar and Fifteen Gents per Year.
This ~ lnceI price l. still maintained not~ithsta,
inc IL enlarged size and 4 great lnercase IA Tie pncc
paiwr.
Taxing iu'o view it, slx.. the mas, variety a.
value Ut it, contents. aud ulrir special adaptation 3
The want Of thc rural talHlhe. OF the Northwest u
~ far Use Cheayes, And Bst weekly journal uubAsLe
IA tbs West.
The WEEKLY rfONEEl PRESS. postage pail.
! year --..-..--..- vi ]
q Mouths .-....-... ....--.-. .-.....-. 10 CEN
3 Month. ........... .........- .-.... -....- so cent
All subscriptions are pa, able In advance. RENT
tanoes made by money writer REGISTERED ritter or bar
draft at our risk. TIE expense of exchange aud tran
INITIAL teing borne by tho sender. Sample copies -.
FREE on Application. Address
THE PIONEER PRESS CO..
81. Paul. Nj
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
rIEPIONEER PRESS
Enters on the Year 1880
Greatly Enlarged and Improved,
with a Handsome New Dress and printed on
The Fastest and Best Press in The World,

TIC FdStbN dllu DUH IIGSS III ln6 Wuiiu,
With eight columns added to It's former size. withs
Hoe Web Perfecting Press which prints In one hout
fourteen thousand complete papers, wi'n y sa.sI
folded. cut and pasted ., the back. II now taxes eaua'
rank in size. contents. circulation, mechahicai power
aud In all the attributes OF
A First-Cinss Newspaper,
with the leading Chicago and ~. Louis daiies. lheSe
ar. its only rivals Ia the Northwest IN the ehtent Aha
completeness OF It's arrangements for the oonesuouo
general and Northwestern news. which, IN ADDITION 70
III. ordinary agencies OF the Associated Press. embrace
widely attended system OF Topographic Specials aho
nail eorrespondence from Washington, New iork
I,-ton. Chicago. Milwaukee. Madison. Des Moine
and all prominent news esnters IN the Northwest
Its Field Of Circulation
a immense, embracing Minnesota. West Wisconsin
;1rthern Iowa. Dakota and Manitoba. Within thD'
I'D which embraces nearly two million people. II ha
10 rival or competitor except upon It's eastern OF
southern frontiers. where 1t disputes possession win
he great Chicago dailies. Their peer a. AseherAi
newspaper. 1t is far better adapted than they 70 th'
leeds Of the great constituency whose wants anu III
,rrests II especially represents. Throughout all ,hih
side theater Of It's circulation 1t maintains IN All It's
sltics and towns a LARGE COMPS or rkfohtkhs AMI
ocAL coRagsPOsD.sI s, whose daily Geographic ana
nal reports reflect tie current daily history VI ,ii'
hole region from Lakes Mlchlgs all and Superior 10 IN
ocky Mountains.
A Leader of Opinion.
IL need not be said that the pioSEER PRESS by its
| Intelligent. candid and independent discussion OF al
-. political. financial and other topics and issues Of
| Lr day. has hong maintained a bIsh place among th'
,uruals which are recognized not A. the organs. bu
| A. ti. leaders and educators OF public opinion Ihf
tprcst OF its columns VIII be enhanced by the la
| tst tLis Is the year OF another presidential election
| An.,h pr0nIl-cs to be one Of the closest and iuosi ei
| c.uBg ~ the hIstory Vi the country.
It's improved Market Reports.
Cnnspiru8us among the new features nt tho fio
| SEEh PAl-ss viii be- found the greatly extended an,
| approved character at It's market reports. stecia
attention bting given to The lpsi gram, provision
Iraduce. and live sto,k markets while a. pains or et
..nso Is spared 20 procure the latest tullr7t and mo
accurate information hy telegraph from siu4a ieaiin
western anu eastern food euntDn.
TERMS
Tho DAILY PIONEER PRESS, seven issues per
WeHs pisiA q paid, ! seas tls
SaIfts ...---...... ~
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Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04

6rogtfcittsrinsuus DO Depot % o.
-omme 8aslsr / &iGlb.rsu piler at
6obluaro bar mobtl9et % lolat dsre
Sfo % Sieplsr lbeii END alle b,
,prige Oscorab &lebmaEb illiammsn.
satla % SaI Ibpcr Ute. ON suo Wsn.
lelter % RIebm9no Qler Oct. y fls.
yer bet beetle Sloas 60 oa Steplsr
ON itbrlfsrss i bette 9ano sllcr no9ti
lnod
81 tisnes life breors Slass Stepl,r
q Sio END bem, Jon MI % alile
Inbes |
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
Wr. Glsoeu,
Sriar9ate.

apssisn PAR COB. Sriarsate par
en- al be liplisite 6crretnlnassaper I
@rauehsiter. Wr. @eprse laa raa
9amsn, ban bsspnpte al blire nps'
alerrig, ban unbreoe fts oper, ON
gufdtst uneer BET blaa Sler plrfe'
liz a iaa pepblsst, lem bet laa uo
iii, eaer ON Bet par Sleret % ben
Ipaae Selpsulus, Der gar Bet Den
;arpe. SameHs Glne fiultss al
Satten. Orr. G~aulVelp trpeee, at
bun Iop. aanpspraset madtts rare
nisset lpast o. rcllst tbt ban tunpe
bperten bsre eler le anoen Vep9s elie
enb ben, ION bet flasrenpe sps fate
be cper Stiffellen.
3oaet uRrmspe fiS burtist Statie'
men, ON 7 Winutter plloe be rare
fremms. Nattosei pleier al fcmme
I'll rette lib.
Rpssierrisbsp bapoe plaset Orr.
Geerse ben belle Reile, M, pa Waa'
let mart par uaasf. funpe ban lite
mopaaa: ban iatte fs l~iseeperior
Nm iaule espiaaetinbe. GAN iaa be
fine 1raf unpsr Sleret. bporleees
Spapommeu bappe sicrt stnIerne
farye. Ga bpIo Saano upsn Sanp'
Re bang Zap uso. 6n ulmoeitaaslls
Gslells nrep BAN. ban bererte lei be
bleae 5Insrs. Sarmblerriae Sub,
bpilien iefolp paaue! Gi Rapiels'
Gria unblap BAN. ban req Slrrtt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05

A BROOKLYN infant was baptized As
Garfield Hancock.
Two OF the best steel engrayers in
this country are women. one living in
New York and one At Columbus, o.
THE British Co~lumbians are petition
ing the Dominion Government toforbid
importations from the United States in
American vessels Of less dimensions
than thirty tons measurement
A METHoD Of removing the bark from
trees. when the sap is not flowing. bv
treating the wood with superheated
steam. has secured for its inventor a
prize offered by the French Agricultural
Society.
IL 1867 n Syracuse man died and left
q diamond TO one Of his daughters She
has had several chances to sell il for
. one thousand dollars. but took il 10 New
York the other day % find that il was
only paste, and not worth five dollars
One Of the prominent New York
milliners excluded all from her fall
opening except those who presented
cards Of admission. Many firms are
following her example. as each scason
they lose a heavy sum BY having their
styles copied and initiated by lesser
lights in millinery and dress-making-
WILLIAM LrDwIG's conduct was so
despicable that his fellow operatives in
a mill at East Dedham. Mass. treated
him to a coat Of tar and feathers. He
returned 10 his work next day. but he
was met with jeers and taunfs. After
enduring this n few hours he went out
and committed suicide
Az English paper says that there
are at present working At Victoria
(Pimlico) Railway station between
thirty and forty porters who receive no
wages. the company allowing them 70
depend on a generous public for a liv-
ing. whilst nj the same time they are
amcnable to the bylaws forbidding the
receiving 81 gratuities under pain Of
dismissal
Miss CHEssAR. who died recently in
London Of apoplcxy. brought on BY
ovcrwork. had written the leading arti-
cles in the London Queen for eighteen
years. She had been \ member Of the
London School Board. and represented
the female teachers in the Council Of
the College Of Prcceptors and ia four
other colleges.
SNAKES are plentiful and very poison
Gus in Zululand. The bite Of the
..inhlonhlo IS fatal. and the only an
tidote known to the natives l. 70 catch
the snake that inflicted the bite. ex-
tract It's heart and give II 10 the rcr-
son bitten" As the Zulus believe that
departed warriors take the forms Of
snakes they will not Kill the reptiles
even when they invade their kraals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05

1T is your daughters" asked
Adams.
1T Is mt cook" said the lady
Elizabeth Saunders"
i think I said that ! only once saw
that was on the present occasion
II thought her name was
Stead" he said. and his eyes rested ON
a pocket-handkerchief living on the
pillow. The lady's eyes followed his.
and a slight smile played on her
features.
Yes; il was even 50. The acute
scientific observer. the far-sighted
young surgeon. famed for his diagnos-
tic acumen. had seen through his case.
but not his patient. II turned out that
the girl. being remarkably cookbook
ing. and having acquired. from a
previous situation in q nobleman's
family, a very correct way Of speak
ing and some very ladyish man
ners. was fond Of dressing up in her
holidays. and f~requenfing places
Of public amusement. where she usually
attracted a good deal Of attention. Her
mistress having being called sway from
home 10 nurse a sick relative. had
allowed her servant to 20. a she
thought, TO visit her parents in the
country; but the girl. having her wages
in her pocket. had preferred 10 remain
with an acquaintance IN London. where
she enjoyed her Christmas holidays
very much to her own satisfaction.
until her accident put a stop To her ma
neuvers, or rather changed her field Of
action. Finding, as she recovered. that
she was being addressed rs Miss
Stead" and that she was the objecx Of
much interest and attention. it
seems TO me Judging by what ex-
perience of human nature on its female
side l have since a~cquired--not very
remarkable that she preferred 10 keep
up the delusion; golden silence being
her main line Of tactics. And. fair
readers. do YOU think il rery contrary
TO your experience Of human nature on
its male side. that an Otherwise ex-
ceedingly cut young man should be
the subject OF a delusion Of this
particular kind.
The lady spoke very kindly to
the girl; and guessing. / fancy.
how matters stood. said some
very graceful things TO Adams Subse-
quentiy, you will perhaps be glad to
hear. She proved a very kind friend TO
him. and her influence was Of no small
assistance 10 him in his future profess
sional advancement She became. in
fact. quite a mother to him. though not
a mother-in-law-
/ really do not know what befel the
girl. except that. AT her own desire. the
lady obtained for her a situation in the
country, out Of the way Of temptation
and that she proved TO be a faithful
servant.
| am sorry TO have to state that pub
lie interest in this case AT ST. Michaers
somewhat rapidly declined after Mrs.
Stead's visit; perhaps because. as the
Lancet said. the interesting symptoms
had all disappeared. But ! said then.
say now. and always viii say. that il
was. from all pointsof view, "A Really
Good Chambers Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05

The man who will convince a tin
smith that two joints of stove-pipe Of
exactly the same size won't 90 together
as easy a. grease has a medal awaiting
him in this locality .-Errhange-
ANOTHER poet comes forward and
saws; And l hear the hiss Of a scorch-
ing kiss" Beats all what = man can
hear if he Is only mean enough to listen
-NcU Hgren Register
AND right in the middle Of an impor-
tant campaign women are unpatriotic
enough to insist that the country shall
remain unsaved while a stove i put
up in the sitting room--Locklort
fni0n-
BJORSSOS BJAERSSOx, the Swedish
novelist. i in the country. His name
Is pronounced B-yernstyairneh B-yern-
sohn. 50 il will be seen that il is a as
lily pronounced as spelled.-Boston Posi-
Now THAT the coming frosts wiz
soon ripcn the nut crop every ncwspa-
per should warn its readers against eat
ing chestnuts in the dark 1t j. not only
unwise. but it is cruelty 10 Insects
-PhiLadelDhi ChrDnicic-H Herald
A BABY can put its rosy little toe in
It's mouth more easily than its father
can. but when ii comes TO putting the
whole foot in il. the man Of years and
experience can discount the baby half
4 hundred and then run out.-Harkcyc.
OxE Of our landlords writes his own
bills Of fare, in order 20 save a printers
bill. The last one Announces: -Cofey.
supe. rosie befc. fridc hamm. boyled
and bakt p~ertaters. fride could pudden.
minis pyes. mufting chops. vcele cul-
verts. hasch and CRUSHED chickens---
Tyrone (RI) Times.
THEY can instantaneously photograph
an express train going at sixty miles an
hour. % that il looks. smoke and all. As
IL il were taken al a stand-still. And
yet they cant. or won't photograph .
man sitting in a chair without screwing
his head round in q wise like n movable
doll, and keeping him looking NJ q
smudgc on the wall TIL his lip drops
and his eyes water. and the pleasant
little speech he meant % think acout,
Just 70 hold the expression. goes maun-
dering through his head like the ghost
Of a homeless echo. Every "photog-
raphcr's studio must be nj least TWEEN
HI wears behind time. Why Is it?--
EoStoa Pest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05
INDIAN SUMNER.

~ tranquil river giidefh 20 the sea-
mr. purple hare the golden sn1bcnms fall
~ - mite sails rlimmcr BY "a silently
Ihe rush of dreamlani ieth over all
mr. sutrirs live like flowers In the light.
Nor feei nor fear the SUI 81 earthly pain.
II peaceful rest We lie; all toll i vain
ysln are the hopes and fears and doubts Of
Huuth.
W. rir,.am our lives away. and ask not why.
vim ni car lofty aspirations after truth.
T,--iay VIZ spend la ease. Tomorrow die.
w, should we work when Natures heart &
~rilIf
WV -haulf we strive when Nature bids Us
resi-
~ W mr. influence sweet oar being nj.
.l-hrsl as a child upon the mothers breast.
-G01 Company
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-05

Miss BRADDoN'sn~ novel Is entitled
just As ! Am
RHoDA BRoUGHrox has been making
studies in Oxford. England. for . novel
oi university life
THE number Of volumes In the Ma
tional Library Of Paris Is 2.O7s.O00. and
in the British Museum only 1000. 900.
GEORGE MAcDoSALD's next novel II
TO be called MARY Marston.r and it
will illustrate certain interesting phases
Of modern English life-
The population Of what il known -
the Gunnison country IS now aslarge ~
the entire white population Of Colorado
when the Denyer-Paciic was built
EMPRESS Elizabeth Of Austria, STYLED
1.-THE first Amazon Of the world il
about TO receive. il is said. the title Of
honorary Colonel Of = regiment Of
Russians Uhlans-
EMMA ABBoTr told a Chicago re-
porter-so he says-that she is a Of
the strongest and healthiest ONE
ever born. and never has any pain from
her head 10 her toes
hartley CAMPBELL the American
playwright, called on Mr.. Carlyle in
Scotland. and i said To have found the
latter distinguished gentleman engaged
in killing n rat with \ poker
PRoF. TrxDALL is announced to de-
liver Al address before the Glasgow
Sunday Society. whose object is to
secure the opening Of museums. art
galleries. libraries and gardens on the
first day of the week Prof Tyndall u
the President Of the institution
ELISHA BLISS. JR-, who lately dieda t
Hartford. Conn. made . fortune BY dis
covering the fun Of Marx Twain's In
nocents Abroad while the work was in
manuscript Twain had tried in vain
10 secure . publisher. and was about to
throw the matter aside in despair when
a journals. friend sent him TO Bliss,
who was the President of a subscription
book company
Lrcr LARcoM writes to the Marble
head (Mass-) Messenger that her poem,
= Hannah Binding shoes" had no real
foundation in fact: that she knew many
Hannahs in Beverly but none in Mar
blehead. and that the poem was sug-
gested by the glimpse Of 4 woman sit
ting at a window binding shoes. which
she had on adrive through Swampscott,
Marblehead and Salem
Az autobiography of Lady Bulwer
has lately appeared in London. which,
If il be n0t suppressed. Is likely to make
a sensation Ii i a long story of al
legged abuses on the part Of the late and
the present Lord Lytton. and abounds
in the most violent language. 1t i said