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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01

AN OF 'AST. ~ \ &sSO "EMENriA-
r1ARYa AN EFESs~T rG CARVE
ME.ssSEAE I'D AM.
DIR. E.4e. While PROFESSIONALLY waiting
fr,cs, sse gi.tfa2aa,rfaEe aTy. Narrow
!, S..rareS Eyayi.,g stIs Throat Crt.

About + o'clock yesterday afternoon the
| residents of Nevada street, in the rear of
| the Rinckle mansion, we're startled by the
report that an eyed LADY, named Mrs An
dorson, mother of John Anderson, bar
keeper At Coscoyichs saloon. aud of Mrs.
John Rinckle, had made desperate at
tempt al sef-tuurder 4 neiehhoring lady.
Mrs. Sohweias, prompted by humane senti-
mcnts, rushed into Mrs. Arlerson's house.
and founi that .ady greatly agitatcd, hold
ing :, large ca-ainife in her right hand.
with Which she bad nearly severed her left
hand from the wrist. Mrs. Schweiss.
t.kiug ia the si,aatiou, at once rushed
dow town to summon the aid OF physi-
cian. and her Mrs. Andecson') son.
DIR LEES CLOSE CALI.
DR.. Lee was the Grat physician found by
Mrs sChweiss, 10 whom. she hufreity re
lated die circumstance. When nc arrived
at t"e srrut Of The horrible affair. Mrs. An
derson WIS standing iii the middle of her
principal apartment. with the red fluid OF
ife dripping from the severed veins of her
left arm and with icr righ! hand brandish-
ing sharp caseknife IN the sir, threaten
ing to cut her thyoat. The scene was one
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Mrs. AnAersous residence, he found the
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01
H0sfss SRoCEERESGs.
MONDAY, February %.

| MONDAY, February %.
| Assembly met at 10 o'clock.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
| Bell, on Ways aud Means, reported II
| favor of Senate bill No 1872, fixing rates OF
taxation.
Newell, on Trades and Manufacture, re
ported without recommendation Assembly
bill No $50, to regulate quality and price Of
gas.
The committee on Railroads and Corpor-
atoms, reported nufavorabIy TO bill No 50,
to regulate the price of water.
Richards, on Enrolment, reported varlous
lis correctly enrolled.
The Lyon county delegation submitted a
substitute for Assembly bill No 14S, to au-
therza the Lyon County Commissioners to
issue bonds.
The Eureka and White Pine delegation
recommended the adop ion Of the Senate
ame adments TO Assembly bill No 81, to de
itch d portion of White Pine county and at
tach the same to Eareka county.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Coffia moved that Ass, mby bill No 1874
Laid on table Saturday, be placed az bottom
If tie Carried.
A resolution that the clerk be empowered
to employ extra help was adopted
H.venor int olaced rcso ution that a
i,int committee of the L4.isa ura be APP
pointed by the presiding uiicers Of DO d
houses to draft on amendment to Constitution
granting women the right to vote. Adopted.
Bel moved to amend by striking out the
words. ''lutei1ent and taxpay;ng, and make
the rights of all woman equal. Carried.
Duffy introduced resolution empowering
the c1tnmit'ee appointed to investigate al
legged frauds in the State printing Office to
SIND for persons and papers. Adopted.
A resolution to pay NJ. Purcell the sum of
$18 for services in the Legislative chambers,
was referee to committee on Claims.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly bill No 1853, to repeal the act to
authorize the publication of.the laws enacted
by the Legislature of Nevada, approved
March 2, 1877. Referred to the committee
on Printing
Assembly bill No 154, to prevent fraudu-
lent gaming Referred to Committee on
Public Morals.
MEG swan introduced bill to prohibit the
carrying of concealed weapons by minors.
Referred to committee on Public Morals.
Substitute for Senate bill relief of 8. H.
Marlete. Passed.
Substitute for Assembly bill No 48 and ITO
% provide for the maintenance and super
Vision of Public schools, was adopted, amend |
I'd, but was lost.
Messages were received from the Senate, |
various bills.
Substitute for Assembly bill No 104, TO
prevent minors from gambling, vas amended
n the Senate and the amendments concurred
n by the House,
Senate joint resolution relative to public
anas. Referred to committee on Public
4ands.
Senate joint resolution and memorial to
rocure an astronomical instrument from the
J. S. Government FOR the State observatory.
'assed by unanimous vote.
Recess for one hours
AFTER RECESS.
Assembly met at LOO.
Havynor's resolution, that a committee be
ppointed to draft an amendment to the
that the right of suffrage be
ran ed to women. Adopted.
The committee on Public Morals rep, ed
favor of the bill to paw deficiencies in ap-
for State printing and official
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01

Don't fall to attend the social given by
the ladies' of the Methodist Church at Dr..
Herrick's residence to-risht.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01

Tomorrow evening the Ladies Library
entertainment takes place at the Opera
House: The box sheet is now open.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01

John b. Bradley, formerly well know.
Carsoni.e, bu. now If Genoa, is in the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01

' Fox's.-Legislators who wish scrap book
in which to save their speeches will find then
at Foxs. Also, specracles through which to
examine bills. Diaries for 1881. All kind
Of writing material, with muciage, sealing
wax and pocket knives. The Mark Twain
scrap book is now in demand over all others
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01
THE LEGISLATURE.

FIFTY SEVENTH DAY-TENTH SESSION.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01
A CRISIS IN THE CHRONICLE OFFICE
HOW THE LIFE OF A SICK CHILD WAS MIRACU-
L0USLY SAVED.
VIRGINIA CITY, Feb. Is, 1881.

VIRGINIA CITY, Feb. 10, 1881.
| Ed. APPEAL:-Some time ago the APPEAL
con aimed an item illustrative of the manner
in which orders were issued by the editors
| of the Chronicle to The foreman. Since then
the multitude of lesser annoyances which
necessarily befal daily newspaper man,
have all tended to more or less impair the
health of the editors of the Chronicle until
the symptoms have cecome decidedly alarm
jag, as the following bulletins from the edit.
orial room to the composing rooms indicate:
No, l came down at $50 and reads thusly:
ALF-Send Frank to Mallon's for a bottle
of Anlnuser. Tell him to have the cork
started. Sick child up here:
No. 2-11 A. M.
A1F:-The patient is still in critical con-
dition Send Frank to Apothecary Mallon
with this prescriptions:
r / quart Anheuser Hip OF. pull
cork every half hour.) --, M. u.
No. 3-noon.
ALF:-Senator Carpenter is dead, and
bottle of Anheuser might have saved him.
The child is better, bat needs further bracipg
up. -, M. u.
No A-2:30P. M.
ALI
n.nt forget the crisis is near
Send a messenger over to Mallon.
For another bottle of Anheuser beer,
Or perhaps it best be gallon.
The beer was brought-the editors eye
Lit with a sudden fame,
And as he grasped the foaning glass,
He murmured Mallon's name.
ONE OF THE Typos.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01

There was false alarm of fire at O'Clock,
last evening, occasioned by the burning of a
stove pipe of dwelling in the rear of Olco-
vich' 8 store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01

Coop CIGARs.--Few men really know a
good ciger when they find it. A man who
smokes bad cigars discovers the facts only
in the dullness Of brain and hodover head
aches which result. A dealer is alone re
sponsibie for bad cigars. Yos- ~n-t trust
to the seller and go it bin Friend S
store, opposite the Capitol. is al. resor,
for men who never smoke poor weeds. His
new brands are now in tremendous demand
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01
Carson, March 1.

The MIRROR OF IRELAND.-The Opera
House last night was crowded with an audi
ence which was evidently delighted with the
enjoyable entertainment given by Sullivan's
Mirror of Ireland Company. The panoramic
scenes of Ireland are truly grand. and were
Interestingly explained by the lecturer, Mr..
White. The songs, dances, sketches, etc., ~
Dan and Morris Sullivan. were heartily en-
cored. Taken all in all, this is a first-class
show and we hope they will have, as they
deserve, full house this evening, at which
they will present an entire change of pre-
gramme, except the scenery.
, 1881-12-31

port. nni will alye tnom and 1t greater pro,ni.
nenco. 20 fAr aa tho reputation, standing, ard
are concerned, wond groatiy = prntor n thas ,ae
patents SHOULD hnvo Deon ot,thinch than not.
What adds ynatiy to tho stald!nk and nttcnd-
tton Of liz Professors, aid III tits rc9atti Tho
l,ntents Will bs Erunt aid.
snn Illustration: 1t as well known that tho
yGntsotia, discoveries, and niithorshIps Ut thotr
Irnfes'nrs III iheir vnrluls departments. II IL
that h,s tnne thom nntlonat rather thnn t,s1i.
vtncln II hAs noynr heen hcnrI uf. ! Butloye,
that tto loartls oftr,,st " thuso Institutions
tt,prstlr nr discovery. that they obJret,'t to
tho protcction Of thgtr nnthorA mud Inventors ir
cnryr1Eht Or pntcnt lcchnsa thoEo mon wcre III
bast tint tt,uy could cs,,,nt anch mon in tholr
cDriN Of l11strtictnrA: Fhnrn Is M rraehn why
th,1 university should laot follow In thoao historic,
tends to 'icprcrfntt0n md decay.
The wisdotn upon which our pntcnt inws Are
founded Inns bnsn showf, to ~ HroHt Rn extent
rrngrrss hrcnaht nbont l,y invention t,as tal .ls
Its grcnt stimulus tho small advantages Eiven
f. tho tMtenscc As tt,c spirit which cutl*len,ns
paton!s takns awny from tho iHsllvi,liiai tp very
atinulns which Congress In Its wisdom by the
Patent !aw lntnnlc,l /" give,
Tho nEo OF Improvement 10 here: alt say let
industries, md II ID 10 bc loI,cd lhat tho great
li!lnols inlnetral University viii not r,irsno
Seastvo 9cn.Is ' who t cau u scc.iro ' p patc"t,
or nf such profound lonrlllnE is 10
bc nD!o to 'yrlto il valuable hook nnj acci,ro !.
tilsfcii. hit iet tic Iloara or Trtts.eus say to
tho Professors "Gu on: tnvont ard lntci,t, writo
gutst banks and copyright ticu,, uld Uur tnstI-
't1n .r iIt H. s@n"sy @ s,Fs great reputation
JAMES II. BcorT.
, 1881-12-31

lsh M aro men wetxAtns lso to 20 pounds. and re-
Ing these light hurscs 10 England for tho cnvnlry
eix years nEt. and ,f!ApAtch soon entno frnrt
reeelvo no moro such liEiit n,limnla. Yo,i 500,
we bTGctl Pc TO much fqr raccra and ttottcrs, and
tho bo0 animals nut ut q thousand who luck
Inv harslly uxccpt for scarccroWs., Hut thoy nru
lust tho thlur to cnrryM Frrnchtnau Into or Ont
Hf n Eight. aa they hfo hnr1iy md spirited. TIBy
have snlo EDtHi b'atd In theni, and by squirting
cnn le hln1n tD Guver ground At il good speed,
fou know that In Enxihnd Il gentleman would
man driving SPEEDY hprso they nsk. Wlat
butcher j. tfntY liu !ci1ers nsn tho fAst tnttnrs
IT,, 4 .rnttcr TINT la worth *l.faA III Auler!rn
will mt hrln1 over $500 til England, while INN
coaeh horses attl running stock KUncralty sell
higher In E.l4tand.F -
, 1881-12-31
forward ailEaestlons tu tho Secretary, stating !
such topics ns thoy wuiitts like 10 hnyn discussed

such topics rs thoy wui'l, like 10 hnvo discussed.
The lion: J, II. Pope. Canadian Minister Of
rol!ed Aber1een oatttc.. Including. ,":swost..
bo tho best COW u bo aso * ni IL aroat nrsal I'LL @
Tho MiohfRan shecp I}reelers' md Wool
Growers Association and tho MEchIenn sfcrIni
sheep l3rcc,iers., Association hnvo bersl coIsnIl.
tcuHser uf tho ilocks of thoe,.tah6rGti Hpa1sisi,
ssfS ps1 sfs f wHs S,F fnlIy I'D
try. nf which nuni'er sIsty.tw., itrka i1ai loci,
aGcc]'sesl by tho Cunlmlttec on rcdf 4 REQ.
Tho British American snurt. Horn Association.
rccontly orgaMzul. IL now really to tgcoiyo ped
@ S!ittsl i = sfFistry ssssi,t ts.o Whose eeS!stss
fr.es fns, Y t,, ~ crosses @ e ouws nnnrtsa tsom
dmcrcan hcfGa ut rcas.ry a ~ Il, 1,'fs 4o M "r
E!Ish hord-bnok Of stock Imported prnvIous 10
lsa1 ~ VII nut 10 rrslurcd. Maj. Il. i. Donntao',.
The R4ra! iet'e- Yorker kcops up tho nRttnttun
jtl rcEstrd to doy. Cutnn's proclamation auhed-
;!!lnk cettalt. loonIttet !n the. Enst whuro In
Stsd trosy saa,e ar " - aw.y W. 9 IL 'sfs s os ~
,lors: u tic Hrrstr* Uaxtie. who. ueear.lf,1E to
thg hnra. hns not hecn perfectly consistent In
2!r: snnlerst llctng Quo nf tho I. ts'!ry Cattle
GomMsso y ln l"ss't!on to k,,.w MI tito cir
ton. And. being Within tlle urcIc,' w.ttiil MT.
trally ret rathor tho buat 0K thu contruycray, II
slctl 1t cAh lc cnIleH.
Tho valno nr tho Jersey catslc for dairy pur-
West. Anlullx tho recent pnrcknseg II reportgI
at tat e, nt ,a; r G;"pp ot ken1sa wls who ilas r.
from sesss. Kont iiaryuy, ~ a:"s: of W.T. "s nr4y
~. The cattlo wcro ahtppel by express, tito
snnn,pany nxreeng u deliver them it Kenosan in
Pennsylvania Cumpunys t,aaeo nj Q ,.cars, a9p.
pe'l with cl's,toned stalls, tru,lghs 4ur fotilnR
ftfWI {pF tho calves. Tho kt0Gk ia rnJtsrtl III
, 1881-12-31

The Commissioner Ut Agriculture, In h|s Nnnual
report to the rrcsldclt, says TINT un uss,,lulno
tho duties Of hs 'o'!co IN July Inst hc fund
iii ciaboritu plum VI operations fur Jhu yenr ul-
reAdy sa!d ont by hts predecessor, Az il,tph Of
thls prepared program US hc considered Ut vulu
Eo hhs bcun 0nlcnvurlng TO push Ytrwnrd to
completion. and in this cohnoction DR.. Lurlng
gives tho following Information In rrgurd to
what hu nns prulectctl:
"Froyalon hnA bren lnulo for Investigating
tho hHrcultt!rAl cunLltlnn pr tho Pacific Lt,uAt;
c0lurnlso; for procctd,nx With tho experiment
lia th1 c!!ltlyAtlun nf tho lou plnnt: Tor rn1l.
G!udluK lilo investigation tutu tho n1Nhutucts
ur1 Vi suKur tron sorghum; for Nbspryl.
tions Ut tho exlstenco 0f plprt,- ptluu tl,tl,lIH
nnl other contagious discusses IT ul.l1tlnls, lN,tt
~ ths country 1Iitl III lh1se 1:stRtiah purts t.,
whleh American tAtti0 ire uxpurtul; fur cum
tanhea examinations ihtn tho necessities uul
nppurtiiilttIesf American forestry; fur tests ut
sctrn!ittu Investigation Ut tho hnnI,s Uf inAects
Injurious tu vegetation. ant Ut tbs bust IOathlAta
ut destroying them; allu tur tho usluI work uf
tho rnFluI,B .dlrtsnHa Ot tho department for
which appropriations bud BEEN iuaue by Con.
U.',nlml mlsstaner lorlnx hus called r serles Of
cnns0Ht!uns ~ hu he'll ut thB roun,A Uf tho
tioHrd ut AKriculurt. Washington. commanding
Jun. ,. ~ which dcleYHleR troEu btntD AHr!ettt-
Colleges VIII pu present. Questions pprtnInEnx
~ every brAnch Or agriculture will ttc dsuussct|
Aad II u part VI tho drs!gn o( theao galhurtuvs
~ perfect eomu Es!lerAt plAn by which tho relip
&Np0rts ut tnn cntIHtry tlMy hs mAdg Iuure ven.
oghl. accurate. and exhaustive fhau heretofore,
, 1881-12-31

Tho Wool Clip OF 1B80-Yntcrcstf.z sta-
t1ktlck.
3'r1fsstetta publishes tho following table, show
Ing th0 wno1 clip OF iSSU, by number Uf tlecces
at"l pounds Of wool. also tho arorago weight nr
tiEccGs. The table Is taken from the cuusils re-
turls. at1u La rnllAhln:
, 1881-12-31
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
Chicago's Commercial Relations
with European Coun-
tries.
Business Transacted in the CUSTOM
House for the Year
1881.
Goods Imported into This
City.
Receipts and Shipments by Lako-Ex-
ports to oanada- Shipping Sta
tistics,

Tlp following Is the nt1'cEni statement Of
tllg business transacted In the UnItra States
Custonrllouse tn tl,ts city during the yeur
ISL:
nuTEEa Cf1titgCrEH.
Statement thnwfltls tho Amt,tfnt Of t1ntfCs Col-
, 1881-12-31

| urocesa of nutt,nu n drTro vriIs
ard thH alleged patcntccs worc disposed tn force
whRt thoy termed lhor rights j1l tic ,,rc,,liscs
| by co,hps1tlnv tho inrmcrs to puy royMlty tur
n,nrr,IMtnt =, iivht +hn t ~ az. 10 ,,.th
Cot,tsp 10 prcpnrs cusU anI iriuu II lrfnrt, liz
courts for id lid cntnr Wnrl, wis rntnI,,rnr.,ti
1T cp, md tt,u rcauIt Inns hr,, lin. thirv a,s1s
hnyu bceu brought In tho Unilri Stntus CirUuIs
Court tr tin Western flist rInt ~ Mrhj,1n,, ri.,
test case. ind lin I'M. In yhic,, lin rmr,n"ra r0
80 t!cruiy it1tcrcsted ia thnt ~ N"js,,n ~ Urern
aKujust Miller & Sturk. Mhiih viii stHy, b,, henri
.,,,. 80 - ~ .s,, e tA.SusHHM peoFu istch
, 1881-12-31

FonEIOH Gpnns WAREI1nuaEn.
Statement showing the vAlla Of ard t1uty mn
1oreKt gtIosfs wlrGlnsctl each NINTH thr.iaf tho
drAws, caeh rnuntf. and the ynluu uf and duty
Oil 1s'f!s rctnHiung In stora Hec ", 1851:
Months. IulHe. Dirty.
, 1881-12-31

"&s"1c51WE%NuU4 NUEp&t
Returns from tho birmingham fat stock show
indrata that tito ca1tlu at Tho recent Chicago cx-
hlhtiou gaso betscr records a. tn average duly
gafn than any sht'"u III the nlFminxham rlu9.
At tho recent s!ailhauId cattlo show at Lon.
uon' England, tho Queen aud tito i'r!nco of Wnlea
1eFe, ~ usual. exhibitors Ut cattle, sheep, anl
swtno. Thcto wcFo oyer 40 entelea OF layo stock,
and the show was tho most, succcfsGul In Tho
history Ut tho Sinlthtc1d Club,
There Will 10 u meeting Of tho Executive Com
snttteo of tho Nosthwestern lairy.nen's Asp
ctat!on. anu all othsrs Interested therein, vt
Haryurd. H., IN Thursday, Jan. 4, lssss, IL ar-
ra,se program fur the next annual meeting to
be he'd Fcb II to II, and to determine whero
tue meeting VII! 10 held. All who aro Interested
iu aasryanx are corttalIy invited to attend. us
, 1881-12-31
LOST IND EOUND.

Natures true asatstnnt In curing urInnry and
digestive troubles II llrown's iron htttcrs.
, 1881-12-31

HEAL Es'rATE. : va
o,.~ ~, SOUTH DIVISION S-1MrnovEp,
SS ssy as nsiek s'ss Saseu lot
sssay Seiss sssaen s.lss
u: III s.:tSfy sna .ssss.t ;ns iront.
$:s.9r; I'D bsseiusnt asono froat. un'a zssiory
@ III; 3;;s.or, rramo' brick basement and
s 1s5f iai 9Th; sto'' ind '%ssa'Sat s 'aa'"'d
st5 sst5sts s"4 .rss ss:s%set Sse Ioo. 10.
s!SF'
:si.y CaiHn9et-nv. ::stury t.an'e, brscx bMsounnt
an i and sa.s~ss.
,'n ssaty at.a:st, ..tesy IND pa,smsns prlcs"una
ss viMssnssax. ~ s5ry @ % aSa baSs,nsn. brick, NTH
SH!!s sSs: a front.
:s2 vern9n:ay 2.story and basement brick. ocsagon
514o lanK.s y:uy 2:tory md basement brick. fnoly
M .49 ~ ai' sst s:'laa :
MSS Ea5sy y:Mss..s.' nsas iana!sy a:story briss:
sta sos!f iasE:av: $stS;y ssd casonSnt. stone front
"a !. s::: sss! 2sSs
H W. s;S s;sty Iisss sSs
so.a r.sRs, se9.t .s u 1z
;5'S Ii si
sates saTysnsay nos sast y y f1l FL ,ron
bSsss:ss'a:: bEs s !s$;i u s sss.,
QUICK sALEsl
, 1881-12-31

h1hEcT E&rbltTa n. tOlEtnN CouSTNtEs
Tho Following statement exhibits thu a.ssntl-
pn.duco shipped frs,tn Chergo curing tho yrpr
lhtl cnllsKHtd TO foreign cuintrtcB UIi tnrtiuvh
bfiIA II tHtlnt 1Ak1fnj tF, f1ht.,utvrt
, 1881-12-31
$a,:l:Aal5

Totnt t.............,...... ..... $3,Aaal5
vessels $f1l7sto
Portion carried In fNrcIgw vcasuls... ;. l05 B1
, 1881-12-31

w LII. NEUElVE FROM THE COlJN-
". try on NGW.YeMrs NlutnlnK two car.,tnde III
l!anyy artt rtvnx+ und tour! ltrses, nsU 0.tt clr-
;tMa Or hGnYy MEHft MulGs rGaaB rive lsa il ciIil,
KEW TAuslG. cornbr North c1ntru and Nil.
~AAk1e-Ays,
"ANTED-Vi1ISD Is DAY FOR CASH ONE
II snr.ua.s Of chaa !atYe .uFs9s Tor inrm usc NJ
, 1881-12-31

pEKSONAL-lF HfLA!f A. DOWNS
tAiul ~ AIa advantage.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-13
poschee,s German Syrup

can now be purchased right at home, 1t
is the most successful preparation ever
introduced to our people, 1t works
like a charm in all cases of Consump-
ton, Pneumonia, Hemorrhages, Asth-
ma. severe Coughs, Group, and all
other Throat and Lung Diseases. No
person has ever used this medicine
without getting immediate relief, yet
there are a great many poor, suffering,
skeptical persons going about our
streets with a suspicious cough, and
the voice OF consumption coming from
their lungs. that will not try 1t. Ii
you die, IL is your W fault, as you
can 20 TO your druggist and get q sam
Pile bottle for 10 cents and try II; three
doses will relieve any case. Regular
size only rs cents. o26-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-13
Inc Weekly Leader.
Issued ryEar THURSDAY.
Terms: sz.so a yesr. $3.50 Half Year
Commercial job PRINTING
NJ MISCELLANEOUS.

JANUARY.
By her who in this month is born
No gems save garnets should be worn;
They will insure her constancy,
True friendship and fidelity.
The Boston p~ostofice now dates and
cancels postal cards by machinery.
Goes without saying-the fellow who
does not stop to bid you good bye.
When the Indians go on a sleighing
party they get out their
"The Snowy South" is the way the
Augusta Chronicle puts It.
A new verb has appeared in Bloom
ington, Ill. A party there speaks of a
conyiyial citizen who was .'~shuttered''
home.
The man who has been under the
house to thaw out frozen water pipes
can be ide untitled by the cobwebs on his
back.
The DEVILS Lake Sioux in Dakota,
who were raising scalps eighteen years
ago, have raised 1900 bushels of pota-
toes and $500 bushels of wheat this
year.
There is nothing marvellous about
curing by laying on hands. Hands laid
on smartly and vigorously have cured
many small boys of badness.
Somebody asked how "Endymion,' -
the name of Beaconsfield's new novel, is
pronounced, and a witty editor replied:
1t is pronounced a failure.
A firm in Jefferson county, N. Y,
har recovered 5000 damages from q
mercantile agency, which damaged the
reputation of the firm by an inaccurate
rating on their books.
The two children of Algernon and
Lady Borthwick are said to be the orig
inals of Endymion and Myra in Lord
Beaconsfield's new novel.
Mr.. Garfield, his wife, and the young
lady who is to assist in doing the honors
of the White house, have all been
school teachers. The reins Of govern
ment will now be kept taut.
David Davis smokes a big meer-
schaum pipe with a long stem. Han
nibal Hamlin caresses a cob-pipe with
a very short stem. Sometimes, how
ever, he INDUCES in the extravaganza
ard luxury CT a scent cigar.
A professor asked his class, "What is
the aurora?" A student, h~esitating,
replied: Professor, l did know, but
have forgotten" That is sad, very
sad," rejoined the professor. "The
only man in the world that ever knew
has forgotten it,"
The Carson, New, Appeal wishes to
abolish the office of chaplain in the leg
islature, because it thinks that prayers
at SIS apiece are too expensive, or, as it
says, .too steep" The Enterprise
adds that prayers are wasted in a Ne
vada legislature, anyway.
Mr.. Whittier writes that he hopes his
readers will find that he has ''tried to
make the world a little better;'' and
that something may be found in his
writings ''to awaken a love of freedom
justice, peace and good will-something
which shall suggest, however family
and imperfectly, the Christian ideal of
love to God and humanity"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-13
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A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
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Read what the Hon. j. M. Cofinber-
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me pleasure to say that l have never
found anything which gave such i'm
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