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, 1881-11-11

ASENT the loose talk in Washington OF the
now Presidents desire To do tho fair thing bo-
tween tho Republicans aud tho Conklngtes, the
San Francisco ArUuhGAt has this to say:
80 We hcnr Il freat tent at tho onsncst desire OF
President Arthur 10 hcn tlvlslo,ls Ia tho Kcpul,-
!tcan party. While We do NOT rcEnrd this rs tho
rst or highest duty Of the Executive 0tlcc, 1t js
perhaps pnrtt0nuble that Mr.. Arthur shnu1h cn-
dcnyor to dispense the executive patronage III n
mnnncr that sill reconcile rorst,slMl differences
within tho purity Ines II Senator tfowe, ,whu hMs
bccn retlrEl from public lifu In Ills own Ssntc,
and VINO has 1nn!le 10 Notionn reputation 1T tho
bur. Ia to ho Mato Attor,lcy- -UsnarnI berause he
has always boon tho frtond Of Eonkliilg, ,vu shnl
soMo Ut us think ttllt 1t Ia bottpr to bo
M",wiek than King; u sonator sarsent Is
Kation Of COnk!tuE and Grant-whus3 PIT
lftieal Interest hd Gas atw4ys served IN th!s
Stntg, cyen to tho support of Goriiar,, by sitting
upnnthe platform when gori,am replldiatod hts
pnrty and ndvocutcsl tho election Of u ncIn0-
cratic Govcrnur-thoro will br sotne OF us who
Will think tnt this Is n curious movement tl tho
direction ur hnrn'unizIrg tho Republican party
Or Caltfornin up to tho point tint it may support
Mr.. Arthur for his oWn aticccSsluD. WG wish
President Arthtlr had n Elnro thorough knowl-
edge Of tho politics Df California, Il moro intt-
!nito acquaintance with tho prrsonnsl Of tho
Republican party; ho wotill be less liablo to
make nistnkes IN his cnttcnvors at cancellation.
, 1881-11-11

THE American Conaai at Cork, olr. +. =.
Heooks. tn recent communication to tho state
Department, discuslas tha question of ths rela-
two cost Of living ID Europs aha Auertoa fsom
polnt OF view often oyerlookod by people who
talk about tho dearness Of thlr2s on this side OF
tho Atlantic, Ie lnsiats that u, eha American
, 1881-11-11

enoose, ptocc'a 10 urge ING cstahl1ss'lncht o1
1tco anu l'luepeh''o'it aa'tt "t.glhal Fcseh1ao
system IN sno onl1eta S'ases WHICH shall nos
po 'ta",1hee" oy tl'o eSpef'enco mt INT
p'o'co w t'lc "'s''ol' u 1a"''pe"l "tspos~
ls''ls' --.--
ppAnY ann Tur or1Tpps rsoapp
MN rnllonan nf lin atnr.rn,,ta nrnsernti,rs
hns hcnn ey,,cctctl. 'rb, fra,us art swfn,,lrs
nptrofc,1 ,,non tho f;nyern,ncnt nrn,,rrct1
during tin Int tl,ren yrnrs IT tim. lfavcs,
tern. md during tin rnrt,. wrcks ~ t,nr,Is1's
Administration. After sfr. .tnmes hecnu,n
1,ostmos,er.f f;cnnrnI IL. investigated n lnrrn
number of cnses. a,.t. searcttnp so,na nf tin
,norc ,larront ins1u,,crs nf fraud. Ind t,,o
noro prominent nctors in thom arrcstcd
nntl held to hail 10 answer sucb i,ntlinrs AZ
tic grand Jury might mako, rno grand lury
was 10 meet IN Seu,eml,er, nnd the suecInt
counsel or tho f}oyeruuert wcre instructed
a,ul prcparcfl tt, prcsc,,t thu cases before Tint
botty, 'rhe rrnt,l iurv mct MI tho day pro.
yi.1c.t BY lnw, but Immediately ndfournc,,
over to a tlay In October. a,ut to n tlatp 1utcr
tl,nn tho tl,ne ftwo Years, when by Tie
statute of Limitations n, Indictment could
10 found ucatust them OH tl1e cnscs
upon wjtcl, thew hat bce,, hel,t 10 laIl. with
III grand iury In sessipn. antl nour Ia ,ncet
until tic PROSECUTIONS would b. barred by
ti,r statutc of limitations. t]s Government
officers wer, forced 10 resort 10 tho unusual
co,,rso Of ,ltinr M Information. Thls It
seems Is by law Of the p,stric, of Columbia
only altownt,e In coscs tcclore, l,y law ,ot
to be- Infamous. T1e dofens,, nj once moved
10 dismiss the "informutton., auu! t,lo Court,
holding tho crimp chnrucd 10 bo Infamous.
, 1881-11-11

SoMt six rlonll,H ago It was announced In
soIlG ut tho New York papers that ont Payet
1IRgs, MI EngIishlnan living LII that city, had
lnado great lnipro. omonl In NJ. Faur0's methotl
Of storing up ule0trlo energy. Mr.. iitggs Ia now
getting up Il stock conipuny FOR the manufact-
uro a1,d sato Ut isolated electrical plants. such
lis Sir. Aix9s claims, II vorlaod by actual uxpa-
ricncc. rctdor feaslbso. 1t ia n little untort-
unAto ut this jn,,uturo that no public exhibition
hna hcon given Ut the murlts 0t the system de-
rse,l by Mr.. 11iggs, the main feature Ut which
consists in tho ts9 OF sea0ptlnry piles III SOURCES
ut energy, although such exhibitions haya been
promised from tl1nc to tlmc. Tho New York
Times RAyR:
Mr. lllgxs claims to have overcome oortaln de-
fccta that rettlerrl tho laure battery unnyail.
@ al|u Tor tho proluotloll OF y uniform current.
Ih@ primnry taalt With secondary plos. " N,an-
poles worp once connected and ths circuit estab-
lished, tho dlscharau was ut tho beginning ono
Thu pressure al, yolMiao 0f tic current dltnin-
ishsl With such rnpiaitY that their practical up
i 'noasi'ry overcome ths difficulty Is eyident 1t
from the faet that hia plies have. Il eurront ru-
port 10 to oo cFeltte,l, oeon uso1 with good suc-
short d!atalcv, hit sufficient tor fair trial.
Mo ao.n!s nre l.rn!saetl ~ to tho cost Of The
I af .ba ts !sss asS IL 5s
ttslm the apllllcatlon Ut thu current to tho PRO-
ultctI0l! Or tue vOltaio Arc during this short voy
IN which thu sArauou In volume and inteusty
ttoln tao y neXintatnE M taa llscharGa 70 tho end
tesissey xrnter t,e thnn TINT wntca takes paoo
III Mplashea this " iml,rov1'nents that diminish
tue cont Of ths riant. and 50 tho question that
economical ~ no,lrce OF unoExy In electric
llKhtat.g. Tho srnce occupud by tho secondary
Htiy ,s so%a so ~ i'ssts fem serious ob,sso @
vi frotn llfteen to twenty uHbiu fcct being tS-
.%tu,tca % y /, snn t,.,; single !amp of candle poEor
, 1881-11-11
TIE GERMAN ELECTIONS.

fIhtN 1llEiEa1SE t1lG
opposlsol, tn TIM rcact,onnry policy Of Bis
mnlck, WHO lookcl for his surport to tile COR
setvatiycs, "r, moru ptnperly, Tory lIarty,
reinforced by the Ceutre ur Ultrahlontal,,
group. 80 bittcr Is tho disappointment of
tho Chancellor lint ls Inns agniu utturetl his
tllrent Ut resignation Thu menace las be-
conlu memorial nnl somewhat inonotonous.
III tic past 1t Inns l,ntl Its effect, for The Ger
inall people liavo tearGd to lot tito great
Premier, who Inns done So tnucl, for German
unity, rcst9n Ills position atltl trust tic El-
prG 10 II ,IOw mid untrtct man, ntNl II will
probably havr fta Gticct ngattl. though Tic
irrmntl prrss nre crittclstng The wrll-k,uwn
threat Will, ,n0ro bni,lness than ever bcfore,
AiKl sonD Ut thu l'loro lnilnentinl pnpers do
ctnru tas tito .Ein1 llas come when there Is
llO otlur alternative tllnn absolute ublnis.
sion or tlie dissolution, of thu 1,eicl!stng.
10 understand tito pOsit[on III which lis
marck tilsis l.llnself It Is iIecussury to lnder-
stand thu composition Ut PARTIES mid tue
Issues which entered illD the recent cnntest.
Tlle ilrst condition IL utmost llnlIeless, ny
inniy OF tile fACtfUlls nrg composed upon
metaphysical buses. and IN voting have Eo
consideration fnr national Issues. but vote to
satisfy ttatr OWL personal atrl incuu,prc-
lcnsblu grievances THO relations Ut the
three great pnrttcs, ltnwoyer-tho Liberals,
Conservatives, a,ut Ultramontanes--nrcc cenr-
'y drawn. Tho Conservatives nrc the natural
supporters Ut D[snlarefs, ns they demand tint
tic influence Ut the Grown shn1l be superior
to tlnt of tllu Parliament, rliul draw their
strength from tho nobility. The army ana
nayy, olllcclIoldsrs, NIT! certain ci,sscs Of
the pcasa1ltry. They nro prlsslan rather
tlian German III feeling. Tho Ultramontanes
nro strlKslirE for thu right Of tho
Roman Catholic Church. md nothing
else, attd this element OF tic Reiclls-
tug Bismarck sought to galn over In
his recent "ionr,loy 10 Caliossn," with what
Success, however, remains to l'e socn In the
future. The Liberals occupy nj, nntagunlstic
position, for thoy would Increase tile power
Of thu Parliament ut the expense 6f the
Crown. They nru divided into numerous
factions, which represent MI shades OF Lib
crulisni, even down to Communism. tile two
DronllMent fnctl0rY being tho SecrsSlDtlisty,
who ara Nttyanced Liberals, a,Ml the Pro-
krcssists, WHO aro struggling for forn Of
Parliamentary Institutions based worry closely
llpup tho English. Against Bismarck nro
arrayes the Liberals Of NIL shades; with him
are tho Conservatives; uncertain stand the
UltranlolltalLes.
Tho Issues involved In the election wcro
questions ot, fntcrnul economic reform. So
far rs tho Empire goes, Bismarck Inns
united II strongly and broadly, mud he has
still further guaranteed 1t witt, powerful
nrlny and navy, md strong defensive al
llances, so tllat 1t Is exposed to no danger
II III
, 1881-11-11

1FnoleY'a Thcntrc.
NAndntrh AtrteL bcfwGen riark md La Fn1}n.
Engagement Of Mr. md Mrs. Afctsce llankln. "47.'
, 1881-11-11

WAHANatA L0nHE. NO. It1. 4. +. Il 4, M.-1sy
specin dispnrtsnton from tho urN,d Master rhhl
arc notlHud tu BIZ present NJ i'm shmrP,
JOHN T. BARKER. ". u,
, 1881-11-11

ORIENTAL. LODGE, NO. II. 4. F. Il A, M.-llnll
1a Inisn!lG-nt. Special this fErhhyl evening at
G:.D y. n,., for Important M4rk: lty nia9r.,
CftkNLEY CATLlN. HocrctnYy. "
, 1881-11-11

.WAs1l1NoInN oI!ArTER, No. .4SN.A. M.-spo-
Ill., for work IN 1t. 4. tcrre0. VisIt!ns Companions
eosdnily welcomed. ny order Of
CIIAlttEs c. DoUL1TI.E. Secretary.
, 1881-11-11

nTcY1tkersp Theatre.

r'lhrk street, oE'rost: now CouFs-liousc. EnRazo-
incrit o1 Tho Conlley-1shrton Opera 20. "1tadatuG
Eurnft"
, 1881-11-11

Criterion Thentre.
Corner Of sedEulck And Dlylsloh streets. Variety
Entertainment
, 1881-11-11
POSTAGE.

IRffFFf At tn TNef7lMcf NJ CEffa9o, TIT, n HFfoff.
Cfass Matter.
Fer tim bonent OF patrons who desire Ia sent
single roplcs II THE 'rninryE thsuuRh tho mall NO
givo Aorowlth tEg transient rato Of postage:
49,. faTff7n hrh lnutsstt. ffr EnpY.
Ehht, ter twslvc, and fourteen lrsst ,npor. g conis.
sixteen. etIhioFn ma twHnty ptIe nhr ...t cents.
Twenty-tWu md twenty. fnr ltHae npgr....i cents.
, 1881-11-11

1.yccnrt Thcntrc.
Dpsp1anrs street, rcar Madison. West ste, vari-
CITY enter.anmeAt Afternoon and eyot.!ng.
, 1881-11-11

------- Academy or MW+le. -
Halsted stroct, noar Madison West Side. Variety
Entertainment
, 1881-11-11

Clark street. heiwenn i.HkA u,lti 1;nndotph. FIJI
Rnser,ent OF 1tyho i Iichnnn's hp.cnlty Company
Variety pntertApnlunt
, 1881-11-11
f1tvmnte '1sI,rnfra,

1IcF1tkersa Thentro+
Madison street, betNcon stato and Dearborn.
"The World.t'
, 1881-11-11

pnver}y's T'henare.
Monroe street. hetwccn clark unh Ijehrtorn. En-
Rapement Of the kisnlfy 1rns Combination. stchAet
SttuHun"
, 1881-11-11

I HH I1UyCII1gIIt 1uT tl!U tU11Et TDF1EI OF lstU
Observation-Disclosures Ut taxattoil, which
threatens to be formidable, Is deceptiye, ill.,
ns.nuch rs 1t concenls the tlnportant tlEstlnc-
tiDn between two c!asses OF taxation which
nre included In tlIs system. The one class
includes the taxation OF whisky and tobacco,
which opprcsscs orilJureB nobody; tlle other
class dfscriminates BY assessing certain
business pursuits which ought not to hu
burdc,lad with taxes except III q fair pro-
portion with other business pursuits. The
taxes OF th!s sccona class could be repealcd
Government revenue, and sac}, course
W oultl 10 received with l,opular approval rs
q measure Of Justice. These tnxes III 1880
, 1881-11-11

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UUTlEB,
Some structures nlnde by TIE TEinUSs:
upon Acknowledgement AlacYeagIl's course
In the Guiteau. prosecution and tho STAT
routa cases hayo called out tic following
lGttGr:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
b Sun FoR 1881.

Everybody reads TIE Bun. In the editions
Of this newspaper throughout the year to come
everybody win nnd:
/. All the worlds news. 90 presented that the
reader will get the greatest amount Of lnforms-
ton with the least Improbable expenditure Of
time and tyesiRht. TIN Sum long ago discov.
cred the golden mean between redundant full.
nsss and unsatisfactory brevtty.
II. Much OF that sort OF news which depends
less upon its recognized importance than upon
its interest TO mankind. From morning 10
morning TEE BUN prints . continued story Of
the lives Of real men and women. and OF their
deeds, plans, loves. hates. and troubles. This
story 10 more varied and more Interesting than
any romsnee that was ever devised.
III Good writing In every column. and fresh.
ness, originality, accuracy, and decorum In the
trestment OF every subject
Nv. Honest comment. N Suns habit 10 TO
speak out fearleesly about men and things.
v. Equal csndor In dealing with each politi.
cal PARTY. and equal readiness TO commend
what Z Pr.issvSrtny OF % TsSuas what ' Sl'm'
vi. Absolute Independence Of partisan organ.
~ixation, but unwavering loyalty 70 true Demo-
cratic principles. THk bun believes that the
government which the Constitution gives NJ 10
8 good one TO keep. Its notion Of duty 10 10
resist to IT, utmost power the efforts OF men In
the Republican party 70 set up another form Of
government IN plase Of that which exists, me
year 1881 and the years Immediately following
Will probably decide this suprsmely important
contest. TIE suN believes thar the victory viii
b with the people - against the Rings Tor
monopoly, the Rings for plumber. and the Rinu
for imperial power.
Our terms are % follows:
tor the DAILY suN,a fourpaQs sheet oftwerty.
eight columns. the price b. mall, postpaid. IA
% cents 9 month, or % 90 . year; or, includ.
Ing me SUNDAY paper, an eightpses sheet or
nity.s columns, the price 10 90 csnts q month.
or . 20 syear. postage paid.
Inc Sunday edition Of TnI sUx II slso fur.
n me sspsfatsly 81 q 2oa year. postage paid.
aty-six columns, 10 o. . yesr. postsss nsid''
sxtra copy fres.
Address L " RNarAuD
publishsr Of TIE sus. New Yori CIV.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
DrIIsQuESf SALES.
Bsilie.-Cs.si.usd.


And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the fourteenth
QAth) day Of December. 1850. 20 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock - may Be necessary
win DO SOLD at public auction by Maurice Dore
4 Co.. il0 Pine etrect. Ban Francisco, Califof.
mia. on MONDAY, the SkykNTH C1th) day OF
FEBRUARY, 1881. al the hour OF two O'Clock
?. =. Of said day. to pay said delinquent assese-
ment thereon, together with costs OF advertis-
ing and expenses Of the sale.
]. u. BRAZELL, Secretary.
Omce-Room No. 8, Safe Deposit Building.
No. 30 Montgomery street. Ban franeisco.
California ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01

And In accordance with Law, and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the ninth
,9th) day Of December. 1881. % many shares Of
zach parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary
OF the Company, Room 2, No. lO6 Leidesdorff
street, San Francisco. on SATURDAY. the ffth
lothl day Of FEBRUARY. 1881. 1t the hour OF
2 O'Clock r. y. Of said day, TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
o. Il. B0GART. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 2. No. 100 Leidesdorff street,
San francisco. California. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
CALEDONIA Silver INNING
~ o0APANY;-Loea.iou q principal place

Of business. san Francisco. California.
Location Of work., Storey county. Nsvsda-
Notica.-Thsrs Are dsltnQusnt upon the fol-
lowtns-dsscnbed stock. on account Of ssssss
msnt mo. Isl lsvisd on The twenty.ninth lay
Of November, 1850. the several mounts st
opposite tbs names of the rsspsouvs sharshold-
en-. - follovsi
Names. No. csrttf. shs. Amt.
Atkinson. Lyon 4 %, Trus-
Observation-Disclosures . 80. .na 20
Atkinson. Lyon 4 90. Trus-
tees......................itess. ...io.... 81 20
Atkinson. poud D %, Trus-
Atkinson rhos T 4 90. Trut
.isoi7. ..2s.....6 -
Atkinson rhos T D o.. rrus.
A,si.::. Tho: i Co. Tiu.. 100 '''''' e
Atsin:ca Tho: i i 90. rus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
Rg.L.os als s,.:; s,.s: cS :. s..,s.,.:

b location Of principsl pIAos oos"sss'
san Francisco. California; mn, ,r.,..n,..Lu.
location OF WORKS. Gold Hill mining DisSfes'
Nosiss1-Tberc are delinquent upon the fol.
,ovincdescribed stock. on account OF assese.
wsnt mo IN levied on the fourteenth llsth)
asx ot december. 1850. tho several amounts set
%onno.lte the names Of the respective share
holders. a. follows:
Names. NC. osIu!. ons. mt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
CENr.NNrAL GRAVEL GOLD

CENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD
" MINING COMPANY .-Location Of prin.
cipal place Of business. Gold Hill. STOREY
county. Nevada.
Location OF works. Washington Township.
Nevada County. California.
Notice.-1here arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF assese.
ment mo. ~ levied on the 20th day of No
vember. 1880, the several amounts set opposite
the lanes Of the respective shareholders. a.
follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
MANHOOD. RESTORED,

a victim Of early i~mprudsncs, causing psrv.
Gus debility, premature decay, etc, hsyine tfisd
w. VAN every Known remedy, has discovered .
sanp,s means Of self cure. which h will ssnd
~ 70 hh fsllow.su5srsu. Addrsss J. II.
Ak1Nk3, ~ chs&ham o., u, y. oele
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01

0reenebaum. Helbing 4 %.
Trustees ~. .l00....2o =.
9reenebaum. Helbing 4 90.
trustees. lo096.. .eO....l1 W
Greenebsum, Helbing 4 Co.
trustees l6t69.. " ....l3 W
Greenebsum. Helbing d Co.
Trusteet 1871. zee. .....o ..
Greenebsum. Helbing 4 20.
trustees. .loodl.. ..oO. ...H "
Greenebaum, Helbing 4 Co,
Tfu1'ees. l1U2l.. u ILL "
Grecuebaum, Helbing 4 Co.
Trustees. .............. IlAI....AO.....b =.
Grseneoaum. Helbing 4 90.
Trustees .lIl6 ....l2N 10
0reeusbaum. Helbing 4 90,
Truskcc8 ...oo....lI "
trustees ...ii1i1. ..ls.....s7
Greenbsum L . %, Trusts. 1909. 40. 10 :.
Gresnbsum Z 4 90 do 1857. $50. III 30
Graves W ", stee......l 1885,. .oO....la 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01

WAkedeld = CO 3 D, Tns-
wsfsneld 4 Co s B, Trus-
wsiensid / Co 5 D, Trus-
Wilson / hutchinson. Tias.
lJ2Ao. {.
Woods d Frseoon, Trus-
teee. 1880. .U..,,1B (.
woods 4 frssborn. Trus-
woodst xsssborn, True
tsne..............." ..1to0o. ...S....1 8 :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
cLoBE consoLIDArED INNING

nLOBE CONHOLIDATED INNING
" OOMPANY.-Location VI principal place
OF business. San francisco, California
Location OF works, Gold Hill, Storey county
Nevada.
N0tice.-Thcre Ara delinquent upon tho FOL.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess.
ment tho. ~ levied on the ninth t9thl day OF
December, 1880, the several amounts Get oppo.
site the names Of the respective shareholders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01

Kelley Walter 8, Trustee. .lSal9. ...2o.....5
Kelley Geo W, Trustee. ....142lt.. ..2 0.....6
Kelley Geo w do /. ..lt5e9. {. ..60....12
King Jos L d Co. Trus-
tees ............ ......... .lSoSl. ... l0....I
King Jos L b Co. Trus-
tees. .l5o82. ...l0.....2
King Jos L 4 Co, Trus.
tees .loSSd. ...lU ....I
Kipg Homer B d Co. Trus-
l60lO. ...o y ....l1
King Homer y 4 %, Tru&
ees.............. ......loool ..lUUo.. .zoO
King Homer 3 b %. Trus
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-17

VERY many persons wonder why the
cranberry sauce that they have at home is
hard, thick, and dark. A dish of cookcr
cranbcrries in the glass ought to be some,
thing very beautiful, light and delicate. To
quart of the fruit put one cupful Of water
and two cupfuls of sugar in porcelain
lined stcwpan. Place on tho fire where
they may stew slowly for two hours. Do
not dare to touch, much less to STIR then,
with spoon. That kills, solidiiics, and
blackcns them. So does too fast Cooking.
But cook very slowly or you will spoil tic
whole thing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-17

she sat at the table Of fashionable
watering place, and she wore a crimson
satin dress cut as close to the shoulder as
law and shoulder would allow. She swept
the air with her bare arm, and as her fin
gers were covered with rings, she seemed
to bring down the stars every time. She
plunged herfingcrs into ono dish after the
other, and wiped her mouth on the back
of her hand. One of her neighl ors quietly
passed her napkin, and she picked it up
rs quietly and said "Hcre! quick some-
body has lost handkerchief. | never
carry ANYTHING as coarsa as that.N
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-17

is SMllight Bluc ?-Profcssor 8. p
Langley, of the Allegheny Observatory.
started on July | for an expedition of scicn,
tiflc and popular interest. The main oh
ject OF this expedition is to determine nv
actual experiment the amount of heat given
by tho sun to the earth. The co-opcration
of General Hazcn, Chief of the Signal Ser.
vice Buroau has been given to the enter
prise, and it proceeds under his of}ic,o,
olrcclion. 10 attain its special object the
cXpeultloh must seek one Of the most Gle
waited SUBMITS on the continent, in an cx
tremcly ana region, these two conditions
beng essential These are only to be found
combined in the remote localities of Ari
zonia and Southern California. Two adia-
cent stations will be selected, respectively
at heights OF 5000 and l4,0OO feet, for
purposes of comparison through tlcirthick
ncsscs OF atmosphere. Another object will
bc to prove by new class of experiments
a curious conclusion which Professor Lang
ley has already arrived at, to tho effect that
tho sun is not really white, or yellow of
even red object but that sunlight is in
reality deep blue. The proof that we
have blue sun is, however. somewhat con-
elusive at present, but this expedition is
likely to add to the strength of the proof.
This - not merely subject of curious IN.
qulry. II our atmosphere in reality has
played the part of yclloy glasses, it follows
that an enormous proportion OF the suns
heat has never been taken into account in
those questions of scientific mctcorology
which have a special bearing on climate,
and hence upon agriculture and other prac.
tical affairs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-17
(ChlcaQo Journal.

A Chicago Brokers Happy Investment.
Lewis Ii. O'Conor, Esq, whose Office Ia
located ut 03 Washington street, this city,
lotcly related the following In the hearing
of ono Of our reporters as an evidence of
special good fortune. have been suffer
ing said Alr, O'Conor, for number Of
weeks with very severe pain in my back,
believed to be from the effects OF a cold
contracted while on the lakes. had been
prescribed for by several of our physicians
and used various remedies. Three days
ago, abandoned them all, and brought a
bottle of st. Jacobs OIL, applied 1t at night
before retiring and to-day feel like now
man. | experienced almost instant relief
and now feel DO pain whatever.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-17
WIT AND HUMOR.

AN exchange gives the following inter-
csting bit Of conversation: Young Mr..
Fathersgotmony aud Miss Toosilly were
talking on the piazza Of tho United States
Hotel. Saratoga, the other night. Fond
Of dancing2' said he. ''Oh, yes, awfully
fond" II think it ever so nice, DON t
you2" "Yes, dreadfully nlco." "Do
you dance the hecl-and.toe polka3" ooh,
yes; awfully nice, isn't it," eyes, awful
ly." ''IIow's your mother3" ''She's we'll;
how's ycursa" ooh, she's all right. 1"
"Beautiful evening this evening. isn't it9''
eyes, just too lovely for anythirg."
Good evening"" ''Good EVENING"