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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-13

"Major, L see two cocktails carried to
your room every morning, as if YOU had
some one to drink with" Yes, sir ::
one cocktail makes me feel like another
man and of course, Pm bound to treat
the other man."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-13

The festive All Goo
And Too Hay the fair
They met and tho two
Concluded to pair.
They "spooned' in tho way
That most lovera do,
And All Goo kissed Too Hay,
And Too Hay kissed All GOO.
Said this festive All Goo,
AS his heart swelled with pride,
"Me heap likee you;
You heap be my blide'
Aud then she looked down.
And, so modest and pretty,
'Twixt n smile and a frown,
Gently murmured, "You bette"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
PROPOSALS for Lamps, Lanterns, brackets
4 ma Extra Parts ~ Lamps &c, Tor the q. > Army.
DEiOr QUARTEsHA,rFRs' OFFICE. -. }

!
IIuihiEIhtA, PENN. Oct. 10, lSsl)
SEALED PRoPOSA = IA irlpnCttc subject to the usual
roUti0s viii 10 this nee, ana at ae offices or
each, Depot al New OK tIy Jenoisoh.
Mic iud aid Francisco a., until u ocOcN noon, az
his 0cr T. M at NewN orr city, l:lV - in, AZ Jeh'
cr,o llic auI San FIa CISCO on Monday Nc
,ru,..r H. 1871 10 wnCl times aud lac They viii be
U'g9rO Army n, ullatt single bnEnrr 2'tj cast
Nl-vbe ron .UO Ias' Nickel Iiaei Reject
or yir fiicir gro, AuDO Ex9 Glass Chimney and
q ul. & "A Ia lamps; Leo Mineral OH LIN
INtt1 NiCks Tor .icS" lanterns aud sch e1-
ira number OF ana Chin eys Tor The aate rs AZ may
b. required GRO aude lanterns UeaNey ot the sup.
Ill made e her OF tue dopots named a. may be IT.
uurpd Ia" over m Mt 90, ,
I'm. I'll Lanterns le Intended ~ Mineral oil of
IA. standard having fash point not lower thsn 49, Fdheu
will SIhult uiles lruDprY laDvllrh or Tag
re OF ue Lanterns Candle which tIey may propose
Kidd Is win state in what quantities and at what depots
cy Will deliveries, and how 20 IA they VIII commence
and connie cdy.ry each lot VIA ior fir amos bark.
e. Reno uf- Extra Ita, must d. ui Ptsc lOrl specl
Gallons and patterns A. shown IN dTaWlnE+ ItOiis WI
rc received quantity Of tie supplies than hteln
mentioned Cover nmcnt reserves the itsht 20 rc any
OF nm urDrpsal, preferences vii he given o. articles OF 10
m.st production and dctue, ca muons 81 llce ana
equal amt suc preference VIII DC even I" du
poduC ion 1'i HiInuiI tuIe - "u'enu nc
Pacific the extent Of the supplies required ny he
pGDlC service there. ,.-..-.-,t... ., ia
crs Ind any further Information at may be desired VII De
furnished h. ether Of the DClOt CuarcrmasteiS m'nN"Aed
app icaton ,,-, o.. .,,., -. ,,. r,e,ot o,arter
master Al adrI h NcN.YOrk Iiy, ehefunYue or san
ausco and be cudO sod Proposals Tor Lamps or Whatever
is bid tor. . ,.,.,.,.,,, ..., - AZ 90, II 81
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
Gllnnllnna tOanlel-- llll.es.

4 ESfSTANT BOOKKEEPER, Correspondent,
"a 'l.rs, un." Poo. lou--.iy an Anr1aH, as. o. re
,,e 300. ale tc, uouIas. H. b. D., q, Wost
2.,,.,.
pAETENDER, WAITER or Lurch Counter
NJ ma--N young American ~ who s'nA, '''i HrLiian
caI OF adirc., joins &alLl, III orcsn".'a-et
PUTLER or WNTEE.-By a Protestant man
D., a branches Dos, ,.t t,iarcAce" Address J. b. al
pUTLER or WAITER.-Iu q private family,
eli honest aaucr "a c IA 'rouFn understand. his
S r mo h l' S a ot to OF 5o 1 age -
Adde'S \. 81. ,nuun d.a,r.
RY young man in printing Office has had
TESTIMONIALS city country. Il. Z. AL""o '"' hf'A'"ay'
no,i
CLERK IN WHOLESALE HOUSE.-By a
h., COED lc'rattt Address r. Iousa 22l Last 4'uaL
TOACHMAN.-By a Protestant man who
y uo.0uehy uui'r,tna the care OF h'.. " H'u.1' W.
sopeo, tie be- t-auc 90 the cit, thc s@t ,3ap%gs'
No. 100 West isi-sL
NOACHMAN-FIRST-CLASS.-Bya middle
- age married man 10 incn'CJJyei IlA,iiT1F;WpL
PACT, pa,c, ~ est -'th-aL
NOACHMAN.-N of England. thoroughly
~ understands his bu'nrss IN every spge. 'ar' i
worthy a, form. employers VII c'rfy Ice.gat cuy refer
Nddress w. H. H. 81 iIIosdway ia trunk store
COLLECTOR or SALESMAN.-By an Amor
~ lean t2jl 50 akng percc. German ~ prdn.e CON.
Observation-Disclosures Louis LEiCilT, - East Stii't
DRIVER-By a thoroughly Experienced
~ young man. Who has driven thrcc years IN mi ei rs
bright sober roAsUle andnas highest t"suoHla5 Al
dress iIUGil McCKEADI. $40 wess l'th@t --
nRIVER-By young American, age II. rs
~ driver Of rnge truck or light %sSrn ~ s1' FfD
EiIick RisrElt iG6 Orciard.St.
DRlVER for lrht delivery wagon.--By
IL young American, &c 10 has 1l ."u S az II IN
81 tiis cliy a d can nrn.sl ursLcA "a 4elt''"''N "
SAFER, 20 clint n 81 ---------
nRIVER of WAGON or TRUCK for store
~ Ey single young man. age - AZ competent any o. IN
nxtephonablo recommendation. WALTER NALLiEi . '"'
West lUth.sL
nRIVER. or in wholesale house to make him
~ SELF usefu-By respectable young man cEn give me
Of references Address y. sHU5ILb llJ2 Su5u
Brooklyn.
ENGINEER, WATCHMAN or JANiIOk.-
IL By experienced steamboat enneer y 6
security JOHN H. BURkE 646 Wauen-s'.. brooklyn.
ENTRY CLRRK.-By a gentleman, American,
H %, OF extensive business o1perienoo also ~ or
man fInlsn a. eNcCptOlabe te5imphLt- 'i,y VI
coIniTy. s. I. A.. NoW.IauI ton, Hun. eruon o. n, j..
ENTRY CLERK, or in wholesale house-By
H a respectable young 49, can uInish Ihc best OF
relcleaees. address j. PARSONAGE 30 west 2lst.>
EREIGHT CLERK or Assistant Oh Riulr0ld
il SteamboatBy an American ago Az tne sou ,nm NJ.
peachaDe CREDENTIALS JANIS ID. CRAIG, '"9 ld"a"""S'
Bo14. ---
HALL BOY.-By an American, aged %, rs
hall boy haa had hotel experience nna gn9 ~ 81 NJ
references neat, active and obiigng JOHN O - y"
454 4th.ave.
IANlTOR.-By an industrious, intelligent
,Olored mao married without noumbranees IA lantor
BUTLEI Tribune UPTOWN odiee. ls7s broadway of SoO
6TA.AVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
PROPOSALS.


% BKOADWAY NEW.l ORA, oct. 10 ISL,
pRDPOSaIs,. SEALED AND ENDORSED on envelope,
nd for suyp!es AGyuitgd" viii DE received 20 this ONCE
uri H. ocI0 October 20 iaSi, fir The following supplies
a. lie brs qu.ty be lyercd free Of eXIeAse, at tie
Navy Yard SewYOrG, within twenty l2Ol days hOm the
date 81 uuieT. .-.-. - ... z.-,.....,,
5UJ barrels Ot BecL
1000 barrels %. IuIA.
100 600 pounds salt Water soap
l.uu3u pounds Of CIre'
10000 gil Gus ~ Beans
Onitl Of lie n and Pork be delyercdin half barrels
ana she Beans tO b. Oi {. e HeN crop. ,
and relative Information can ne OBTAINED Dy
ing Inspector Of Provisions and CiOLing at the
Nayy Na.d S0Y.iOrS
rgn Is r,srr, Ell 70 reject any or all bids thai may not
ue ty.mct a tle Coy, rumehL
o Ir,nn-sle "a rttu rod for the prompt and faith
IN delivery oi the suppl 3 awarded.
Blank VIII be- turIlbncd Il ili7 once
tis @ p,perly gncd and ccriiHed will not be consid.
cred. llonl-A9 :, ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
fau 6chcola

snNEKTISFMENTS FOR TIE NEW:
"A YORK TRIBI NJ WILL BE- RECEiv sd;nc, rb,,ts
ars,si SOs West Twenty thiri-si corner gnn Ts'rT
- % J. sst Fourteenthst, corner Union sg95ie
ve col ner FOrty-geveBih ST.. al the hAhdhn -
Sos 1901 aud 2 800 Thru ave, corner ons su"''' -
,,,.nts n IN 81 up 10 y. ul regular oaes I.teA
IN[I-l, -,.,,l,J, tz.Jd) o. tue ia "
"a scHOOi. OF tho University % tas cttg p Ne s,hSss
Deains next Address u IL a<S 80 -
TIC Faculty, 1856 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
Cnn Rcal estate f0r Sale.
fouses aro Rooms il)antcH.

floor or rooms Tor honScke"I-
w n n, bv Ihysi II ana wife Orvae onse pref RED
1i,h roo n su lur fr n Once location IN ~ '@N''
LIRE = Nth Jul particulars, b. Tnhdue once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT of ENTRANCE to CUM
4 BEELAND SOUND, FLA.

ARMY BUILDING, NEw.iUEK Oc. IL, 1881
Sealed proposals. IN trplta addressed Ia the under
signed, vii DO received 81 TINS ONCE unu 20cock noon ON
The dav November w. which tine dhd pac they
viii De- opened he presence OF Gders Tor continuing tie
construction jceo the entrance 10 Cumberland SOUND
TIA. go, ,,,--, ,.---
sal NAV obtained this Office OF from LirIt W l. Fsk
Jacksonville, I'd .,.,,. =, 49,, ,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
nIoRRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.

TEusTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
ILGGETIaS POINT, TW ENIl -IhlID WARD
NEN-YO3k CITY.
Nv order Robert Bnss and j. Lawrence AichccNei' I
tees -, al, 81. ,,,.,,, ~, WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER 26, 1881, al ~ oci0cN, az tc t:Att1'70 ~
room M broadway. IN the cry ~ NeW-l OF -
me rsdencs Of Air Il. g. Arnold, "a Leg@elts rom, VI
the 23d Ward the city 81 NeSloiA con sun " ,
ti,f .tour acres of land with large MANSION mousse A
smaller dwelling house hney situated nu ID Go h,
rde stables. CtnscrNatJTg, SiIo!'
n ey ana OF ier Outbdldng with lrh ia Wasl I'M tnt
Jong Island sound with ali right % lana uhntI ,ir
fbereo by virtue Of grant 10 BENJAMIN NJ lIOVA I" "'
wise. - q, ~, Manual of toud fronting ON
the Southern boulevard and known as Plot NJ 10 on l
estaIe Of PbiD Duter be nearly opposite t
Ssj,o louSe formerly occupied by sand Phlp baleI anu
out sg width IN front on The ollhelh Louie
and containing 81 fO1 acres
W be sold TO atTu,t wi bout reserve Tor cash. unless
preyiouSiy dispose OF at private sale. -
further Information Apply 10 ihe Aucll'e'iS ""
P,ps-st on TO J. LAWRENCE MckEENER, Es1' trustee
LIS Peiri-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
DPOPOSALS for FASTENlNGS for CARS
j and VESSELS transporting unnppraiscd mcrolandise
TnrAsrNY rErLNrMrNr. Octoher %. ISL.

TNFASINI TEIlNTI.fT, WtIUUlI
Sealed proposals invited unui II O'Clock, NJ on Mon;
day October lN tor furnishing fastenius for cars ana
We, ell. employ Transporting unapprIoSd Wercadn Use
from of original IN otaian tJh'rtS Of DESTINATION IN
SUI quantities the department may iTOm Time To uMe
require -..-,.-. 81, a.. IT,.
ss r1os 10 furnished and should state tho r c. AZ
witch tie VIII he doll, cred al the treasury DepItmrut
M Urparu cot The night 10 reject auy uT ali bids
and 10 v.ye lulJIuIliuts.
SO special Of proposal Is prescribed or furnished oy
IN ID -nLrlmoIt W W. W ~ llM, ottINlhIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
aurlion 6a!cs Of tlea! estate.
4 DRIAN H. MULLER, Auctionecr.

fXECUToR's SALE OF WHARF PROPERTY ON
~OUTH-ST. do,
,npt,N u MILLER A son viii ell At 6ucunl,
an Fi{fl'AY Oc,oner 81. at II o'clock at me EAciHso
saesrOOm, II broadway, , .r.pvrX,TSG FXECU.
~ ,gr oil j. 4. $40 WE'LL 81 HNiNNiiaNr," "a w.
T0R of the fSTA II OF LUCY IL EDp1 pi., ,rarf
,-ded nj rest the Estate ~ the Nadtole
-, ~ on ont ST extending firm wall StEett te.lfi 30
Htin ane having frOntaseO Of - Gct iiSieS' r
I'd esIt- o yns an undvlted share ~ eet ,ucH'S, VI
lelIf az - Tos ~ H. and plf Of l., aud the bulk
Pa h net annual ntO ne Oh ths 81 nc 'o E'o
ten enling N0yf9Ges !, - Pi ;esg $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
GALE of Obsolete and UnserylceaDie Fire

IT, 5 ORDNANCE AGENCY l4G Gteencst r. ~ BOZ i9il'
SEALED PROPOSALS, ~ DUPLlcAfl, 90 be made
ON tie u aloge received at this Agency iOr the sale
Of sorre ard Unsorvtoeabe Foreign FIRE Arms such as
Tng,h tnteds French, Austran Prussldh baNara bel-
i and German Carbiues, RITES Muskets aha parts OF arms
stored al the Arsenas Ia the United states. Bios
W IA, oteusd Al ~ M, Wednesday, OctOOer 20,
1851. -. 5000 .ua .o,dittons 90
AID au instructions Diddefs catalogue winch can DO
,y,, Ircd once War Depatmoht, WAsiinSto
II T. or a this agency AID II the Arsin is Hhere slOfe
The quantities enumerated IN me Catalogues are Appro4
iprs will late eIpllCiuy the KIND ana quanuty ot
arm. Ind proposed pr1oe ~ the coumns prepared
Deliveries viii only Oe made ~ the place OF
forage he United the rgdt 10 REJECT any
Of bids which are not dcened
M n the printed Instructions % bidders are not complied w
prior aooepta OF bid II VIII have 10 De approved
by the War department. -, - -..a.,
?rsrms, All pruDOsals 20 be accompanied by certified
h. on CITY Bann for ten per cent Of the aouht
OF the Did Thirty Jays will allowed roe iuh pay anu
Teoyal OF arms and tue failure on the part OF pu
en,er 90 comply With those terms the margin vi" % loI
eted PacRihg viii he charg ii tor extra az ion ~
according TO their condition NO hOtee WI "
keu OF any bids which uLaUuo npAned ~ tho lequa
ccrned checA or made Ilrnisnea fnYosHs
will ba addressed the underBuei ana sldnd DO ""0'S
80 Pro- Purchase OF Fire Arms ,..,a,.
CHAS 5. SMITH. Capt VI ordnanee' Soniu6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
Ju5trrtIion.
Musical.

N5ISS F. A. WHITE, Teacher OF the Iiano,
hour or hahor lessons 10 single scholars; She fe,5 py
elison to Dr. Nm III Circulars az her residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
Ge!p t0lnie1.

XTANTED.-Me Of good address, smart and
W reliable who are anxious permanent AMI proht
able buSirrs- Those able, flor trii 81 hHng ana
training uhrrsto handle the mo-, snibe work issued Tor
or. vi b. given nee 10 clear , 800 10 - 900 hr4t
,ar Apply o or addIcss HUBBARD BROS, 723 Chestnut
A., Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
Gcuntrp propert1 WanleO.

TI,ARRYTOWNp roncrtv wanted. Good dwell
ing one OF more acres the VILLAGE price not over
$1,000 Address WARRINGTON. tribune once.
TVEXAS LAND WANTED.--W anted cheap
foi h. god grazing ranch IN Texas Address, giving
lowe Irce description location, &c, JOHN d. PA TER
SON, Geneva, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
BroOilpn lJropertp for Sale am 20 Set

AT $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
~ acres Land Brooklyn tgO lines horse cars and IA
Immediate vicinity paved ant severed streets EU LAND
d WHITING III Nas51asI
TVNO LET.-3-story high stOoD, brown stone,
Il Gls Cartonave. near Prospect Park. rutland
WHITING, III Nassau-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
DROPOSALS TO MASONRY AND FOUN-

OFgiCH OF rHE HENDERSON BRIDGE co..
LOlGsyILLE. NJ, oct ., 1881. :.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received uhl noon OF
saturday November D. 1851 for the foundations and masonry
lin 0ur contract q. Railway Bridge over the ONO RIVER
at Henderson, Ken ucy Plans and speeiheaons can 10
seen at the ,ice the Consulting Engineer corner IIIh
and Ohsu.s, Louisville ny. me right - reserved 70 re
inrt anv or all Udis r. De FUNlAh, Chief Engineer
- A VAIIGIIA " Consulting Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
PROPOSALS for STATING.

PROPOSALS Tor SlIA II Inv.
4 OFFlCR SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, D
TREASURY DEPAKTAENr
WAsHlNGrOs d. e., oct. 10, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received At this office Until " M
on an ay of N0I eulrr lSS l. for stating the roofs 81 the
T. = Iinree Onrc New orG city, n y. IN ac ordnance
itb and peclDCatiu, les ~ which, AMI ay al
uoTnatun be La Oh application al ths once
w. ma ,e 80 Of tins slperineuluaL JAME1 o. BILL,
" Wv Supervising Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21

EOR SALE.-Several large tracts; Texas,
4 Georgia Virginia and tennessee lands PAUL r. TODD
L-rL-lI rn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21

WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE founded 1850,
So West j7h.'., viii reopen sept 20 Dr. and Nine.
VAN NORMAN, Prime pas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21

NEONTCLAIR n. New house near depot,
len rooms conveniently arra1geL three stIreA wh
built WIDE piasLas very pretty lot ioZi)p !e'I Pnc5
81 900 terms easy. x. N. BOYD, 96 Frankn-st, y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
GOunlrp propsrtn for SAFE ano 90 Get

AT ORANGE, y. J. (nei ,hbOrloot speclaltyl
A-PrOperiy for sal az slt III VtfoA' 'f'4' oA'5A
lIMA ED z. Ia / Il 70 \ = p -. y I,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21

VNHE MISSES PERINE, - East 74th-St.,will
L reopen English and French Boarding. ani Day
school Young Ladies september - number Of resident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21

ENHE MISSES ROGERSS English, French
and German young ladies' and children. No 30
Nest 3oIi.st., rtOpeucd september -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-city.

Circulars Of good schoOs with intelligent advice free 70
parents per,oaiy-mailrd FOR postage j. Shermer;0I,
secretary American school Institute East ts near 9TH
avenue New-YOrk CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21

VOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA
L TON. East llth-,t-F.ee cltis,s 4 bookkeeping
phonogrdphy type writing ro a. ing Ph't1net cot
orng photOrdpA circulating library, piusrOp
and board directory Instruction n hal AID machine ,rS
ing a kind- o nredle-wurk given ont 10 W. ur1
for women Ia al departments except
household service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
For YOUNG Ladiss-Brookly

BROOKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nn aIopta nc Terrace brooklyn Y. Y. Eleventh Yeas
helms September 81 MIRA NJ. b. j. WHITE, Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21

MISS RICHMOND be or addressed az $3.50 9Th.
3}d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
5ltnatlcns t1anteo- alales.

| lGHT P0RTER.-By young lrisbman, age
H 20 has had in bonded warehouses - hon
snd em crate good references J. g. care OF owen Gomey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
Gltnatlons l1anteb--femaIes.

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
Ill kniSo 900 cono'tslt ten'le srvlltt GERMAN
coloied servants. A. tls u-, plLsStlDu'ts Ptp Is-
IANl HOME BUREAU, ljS jth-tya, fOdrtl hodS5 apJFs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21

ORANGE. \. J.-FurniShed House to let for
" the winter FIVE minutes walk from the depot rent Il
the rate $500 per Address DON 4n3 NeW-foIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
ri M Eva ii miI FARH2cn AND GERMAN BOARDING

AND DAY NIUUOL
ror Yon,o : aides coludrd lN4t), No go Madis0navc
New YORK reopens September 2tlNol French j. n a
ruagc The family aud tCl ool lectures ~ IIts II,
and German ny eminent ossors eel tcla attention pan"
N't"s" "-' Niue. A. c. NEhRS. Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
For Both Sexes-CitY.
ElFTH AVENUE SCHOOL and KINDER

REOPENs SEPT. 20. 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
A RNOLD SCHOOL

A L WORK LIKE BEES.-PACkARl)S BUS
~ MESS COLLEGE T. In full possession OF IT. fac
uIty and rs faculties doing tie cicghsI incest
eff Gent work eve by school Of its kind and
81 OF send for descriptive circular.
= HALL ALLL Prna,i sll ErnlhMaN
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-29

defend herself in the suit, notwith-
standing her default. He said: The
DEFENDANTS position isby no means 9
creditable one. It does not COM
mend itself to the favorable discre-
ton Of this court There may posi-
bly,. however, be something IN heE.
claim of conformation and in the sug-
gestion that the avowed adultery was
committed with the plaintiffs pivity.
AS much upon grounds Of public pol
icy as to avoid the possibility Of do
ing the defendant injustice, think
she should be permitted to come in,
but on terms as stringent as the ma
nature Of the case permits. We can
not very well ask her to pay the ref
eree's fees, which her negligence has
caused the plaintiff to incur, but GER
tainly she must stipulate that the tes-
timony taken shall stand, with the
privilege, Of course, Of cross exami-
nation. She must also stipulate that
the order Of reference stand, and
that the trial Hereunder proceed
without delay, say upon two days
notice. She should also stipulate to
ask for no alimony pending the ref
erence, although she may have a
moderate sum to compensate her
counsel. This may be fixed upon the
settlement of the order. The plain
tiff may amend or supplement his
complaint by setting up continuous
adultery with Jansen, if so advised
without prejudice to the proceedings
or to defendants stipulation.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-22
Genitt, OF One SORT.

Successful business people are born,
not taught. Their genius Is rs individual
as that of painter or sculptor, a poet
or u musician Give this Kind of man
twenty-five dollars to start with. and YOU
will find him prosperous and comfortable
in an incredibly short period of time,
and that without having been dishonest
or misnr.
That money must he made by mean
ness or dishonesty is only scll-comtort-
ing fallacy which people who have not
the power of taking the tide which leads
on 10 fortune al its turn, like 10 take to
their hearts When You have been
cheated, IL Is ten 20 one that it was by
some unucky person who would prob
ably have been more honest had lac been
richer.
Oh, yes, it is actual genius-this power
of making a dollar double itself, when
in the hands Of most men il would di-
minish like the Jolly sixpence" of the
old drinking song. How many people
have been "set up in business and
failed; while ohe pooryoung woman rose
pcnnilcss from her pillow one morning,
took the last of her flour and sugar and
made Il batch of little sweet cakes before
the children, who were TO be her Gus
toners, were ready for school, and 50
laid the foundation for one Of the largest
confectionery manufactures in the
world. And poor little fellow, who
had not the use Of his limbs, beginning
with a few papers, gradually built up
great publishing house.
| do not tell these annccdotes because
! believe that everybody can make
money who tries to do so. Economy
and hard work will not do it, although
they will do much. 1t is the power of
seizing upon chances rs they come; of
calculating results; of retaining from
dangerous speculations and entering into
advantageous ones; it is in being neither
over bold nor cowardly. In fact, it is
something nobody can learn, any more
than he could learn TO compose Beeth-
ovens music, or paint Corregglo's pic
lures, or write Shakespeare's plays.
Some good men have the power, and so
have some bad men, some refined per-
sons, some coarse persons. And assured
ly those who have it should rejoice; and
let those who have it not refrain from
sneering at it. | never do. NJ. X. ID.