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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

The bridegroom in IN slopsment at
Sandersville. Il. l., was seventeen. and
the bride fourteen. They walked six
miles In rain and mud before finding n
clergyman who would perform the cers-
mony. and their lodging that night was
In q barn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

A Sherif's posse went to capture a
desperate thief at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
They surrounded his house and fred
through the windows. Then he dashed
out and ran for the woods, while they
gave chase. Ono OF the pursuors out.
stripped the rest. aad his companions.
mistaking him for the fugitive. shot him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
CORN

In Eureka, March az, 10 the wife Of
Frank u. Anderson, . son.
, 1881-06-18
GR1sCosl, THE FASTER.

srtt.t. rHEntN1 IN wtHII, wArEts4 AMI HorE.
It will bv three weeks to.day tioot. slheo
Faster Ur1soon1 Ato his last tucal, tho Food.
etninur having entcrrtl ltpon tho twcnty.tlrst
Tiny oY t,A nnsubstantthi diet Of wind dnl wntor
nt Il u'clspk ycsturstny. lio rpttrcd about II
ocltck night bnforo last ati1 slept 1nIotiy until
nl,ont 1 N'cEock yesterday morning, whun tho
no!so uf IL street fight nenr by disturbed his
steep, which was Il restEosa onu frpni that tl,no
an. At about G.1U netDek he nWoka Rnl cnte.!
tnr Tho norn5nS ranors After KancnK sh1To,,gt,
ss @s; s a,''ss s fs5 strtIy tIsr WI %! !sff' sf' "''' '
!:ts sa: sm ;',, ., s 4 esIof; r. , 1s ,vo,rhs ho
Tss % "t ono s ' an - pnnss ii tho
twenty. four hours. mud 1,f trcilty-aus9r M1d
l,csna wvlgbea ,o drank. slxteun uuuccs or
was o., nn str',nKsr t1nt III TIC dry provto,,s.
@ IL bc. Il tfoaek I ID yho t,ftnrnoon III r.iss
Nti,o.tgl III. urlsron, has T iost ano,it twonty-
eight pot,t,ds slnee he flcxan
DIETING uN Ills own TlssttEs,
and Nil oculs!nnal driik Ut watar. he loes not
wife. who hMs mt serh him Tor. three weeks.
should tneut him nuw. eho might think thnt John
: yss asa f s ts star@ t Whit St y y s L st SsS e g
Single Him cut fron. tho Grnw,l Of ,attcntnnts
nnt rhyscinns WIN arp waiting on him. siany
'a1iy 1t she fstsr w", sive ssost .lo"i to
present hnlf ~ tnu all nppnarnHco. Mr. lrlsg1n1,
tt,o. Is gonsrlly In Il chGerrill s,luQ: Ono Ut hts
nisht ana introduced h!m to tic iaster. Th6
latter NttSr aokowlstlFirg. ths lntrf.l.ctinn.
vol Mt tho e,l Ut tho fast.sh' A. motnaMt or two
Inter ho Tgt Sysr to .n tho ts we[ t
.nt'l!iI9 iIaasr: Asirop of Glood was s,..ieozs%j
, 1881-06-18
=. ltYpN PAitks


Tho BOARD OF Trustees tl,et last evening.
Tho nununt appropriations wcro pnssod, axtug
tho salaries aud various oxpenaca for the onau-
lug your, US foliowst = ::* ~
Village Cottrt,ltnr's salary, e1,sQ0; Town COL
lcatpr's eniary, 1900; Town Assessqr'a salary,
&t;aN: village Colisotora sassy, t5@i oxpeas9s
salary, $i,ah0, Clark'a aularY. $l,o00s preadant
and loar,! M Of TrustaSs norn n na!Sn,' Shay; Eng!.
iey'a salary, 1906, legal expenses $1,000;
election ~ ponses, 1901 adyestistrE, stAstooery.
an blanks Ply! rsR,ss police
ktR0i F!ro Department. axpuAsns. &l,600: street
snd hIRhwsy renars w S8: gas l. a1a sEs' l!Hhtnx
aud drana.. to,6JQ;' ylltagc. Hall aud JUL mud
prtsoncrs cxpepaaa $JAO: adt!lnonal wator.
nnd condomnatt6n expenses, u .00o, Village pro-
portion of :speoinl assessments, 35,0Aj; ruinl
repairs, $t0o: e04ttnEent fund, Il, ,hu; ltitcgtnt
on bonds, ta003 yilInFe. HILL aaa!sta,lt, El00u;
total amnunt pfi appropriation. $i40, ,sE0 Tho
Adjourned ILL RkldAY,
, 1881-06-18
The Word y ss1NhtteH tn the Delaware
-. AGQnAtifutlnu.

Tho full text Of the opinion of the HupEemc
Court Ut the uu.ted atntvs III the case OF Neal
against tho stalo. of .uslawaru 10 now pub
q e has aet1 tsus r.ES ill.,
counsel took tho rsse 70 tho Supreme Court
on tho sgspund that DelRwAFe+s Eonstttntton
and that Neal was thua dlsrlulninated agsluat,
contrary 10 tho prohibitions OF tho Fourteenth
Amendment. The Court set aside the ruling at
the Delawsrs Court upon tho gronnd that thu
Constitution ct that State. though mover formal
Es WSp % ssss omitea fos Il par
, 1881-06-18

FOUNTAIN spaAa HOUSE, wAukfsHa. WIS.
This house, en1asged by Ill addition Of 1s5
rooms, opened umlS pr management Of its popu-
1Rr tnanaxer, 4. GIoEland, II now ready for
gueass, This .houto 10 owned by our fellow
QktIxcn, Matthew Latin.
, 1881-06-18
M0MuM ENTAIL

Johu II. VOlk, designer aud RaueautuEoF OF
lue granite. aud marble monuments. tablets.
stAtuary, CurhIuS, etc., III selectedstouk. 0l1ce
corner Dearborn and Randolph streets,
, 1881-06-18

Spccini attention, is cnilc.l to tho Royal Owl
cigarettes. This brand OF nil Havana cigar
cites ts Strafton l. Storn,'s lntest nli.l best
production. SOld BY MI dealers.
, 1881-06-18

,atld hDpV for Il favorable outcome.
), ai.E hov. !snnert j.. In,!ycr, noW Or New fofk
. aH @ ~ ttequ ~ nls o,ty t 90
ay s for o aoI ss !" et Gss %
aMdEe .. Ebtnszcr pock. ana Eli nates. Mr: Cul.
iato !an,cntsd t!;l sot!ors and his e5or. a1ars
iFnH, ~ WoriM NJ trloHte ~ tnfeo RaHi lncta.
% o. II is e cn o SHr
wn tns NY nnu wosK " sno cn4e@Roa 'nost
n,.,.. ,,,',.... ,,S..,.. .'.. a..
rwelf,l' Wnrsi hsd fhoir 1en,,,ar wseE,y se.siou
rrcs,aSt,t NM, ,se Moorc 10 tue oha1r: Ine
e,a s ~ , s.curv na 1ns !ho
esG'irinx l,, ot hMll at n" 81 inina street. nnu
n5G. ,n xa ~" ne
G,su ,y ~ Ae 'nas " ,.at
gu =: u noresoii aflo itlv1te hm ~ make an a11
osess nn taa aoore occas.on. Ino hGaRlle VIII
TllE regular meeting Of the wouan.s Mission
was held yesterday At No. Il, AintlisD,l strr0t.
Very intcrestIng roports Of missionaries to fur-
eiKa lands wcra rcd. Noticont,le among them
Inc HILLARY W of % tiio work IN japan. ottcr as was
ss a Ess Ecssays trm Fr rs sno" aacy nrrys II
Wbch sss casbear ihe # "it Mtn =
nhoat - "; a letter. tHo, SAs also received
IRON is, siss scnecE tfom 1ie$fn, syria spoaK
1...,,,' .,,,. . ..n,... r,.t...,,u..
oaMEs y, Ltsh"t Enumt no9sthial.s Wnosc pa-
rsnts Mvg " ~. iao MSst " NlnciHGntn y atEeet,
~ uMt,eu ~ susGiaS ~ ICY testGrunS ", ,Mhxernnon
W Mrs; hato Erusn oalb0n ak Nn. ~ Iwehly-
scc0na steeet W sn9ottn1 hiHsel1 IL m1htTTnasn tnc
nGaft. Frank inilanh. o. No. i@s Iwenteth lIa,a
sttceis AntoN suMnee. nortnHeaI cotnet 9l nIsk
and s El9etcehin e, atFeeIs. ano Janles Hudin!'
9f No. y. NorEut street, witnessed the net
hska i.! haa ooen dcsnnndont, Tor sumo cause or
tH@n' ~ ~. sou ''u puo'f afo @ ~ na1 ~
mC s. ~ .H h. ~ -. No ~
5 WSse ~ ~ % suw wv ~ n & ~ ~
WI, I'LL, ~ III eoE n y 4.t,
. y: ~ t9 N. :,s S uf & sne ,s ~
~ s1uG1 , .nEns - LIZ us ,; Uni ~ ~ urGuMssM "Ms
.,S,,,n3fn =. ~ "Re' unn"'t'e"' aao W
oscupuuo"'
and found ititiicttnents in eight Of thetn, an ei-
fnrt wna mndo BY tho managers Ut Csane's iron.
fo1nury to have lhrEe number OF tho recent
strikers Of the 1roH-Mutdbrs uHinn indctca for
riot. assault. conspiracy. etc.. but, anasmuch as
tho strikers Ind not yet BEEN given hearing he.
fnre magistrate, rno Grand Jury directed TINT
tho cases bo heard tiret thetu. btr, George d.
Armstrong. forutuan Of tho Grand Jury. directed
that 1t 10 furnished with list OF all prisoners In
jMil awaiting tho action OF tho Grand Jury, 1t
bong tho desire to loavs az few unlr,lirtcl
prisoners na possible IN jail during tho coming
vacation. Thero we've number nf new witt
nessos examined In the Stuter homicide cage,
, 1881-06-18

I3ltck & iiaynors Meth Powder Ia a harvester
that sLAps ruAahes by tho tnltllO1l,
, 1881-06-18

white" il, FACT. Is i,ci 10 bu obltternttdf cx-
rtanscd. II nas lost its existence In polling
hooks md tHfy.lAts.
, 1881-06-18

,r,:. =. alaoyAt-tstl's sNE 4 LOCK COMPANY
:" Haye removed TO- !. J..
81 Washington atreet, -" "
I: botween Dnarnoru and state.
A largo l!ue Of ali klnds. .ot Safes.
, 1881-06-18

Crnlmlns leads IN flkBt.uiass .lcntnl work at
fnir prices. 70 Htatu street, corner Randolph.
, 1881-06-18
THE CITY. /.
IN GENERAL.

man,
EZRA N,.t.Anp. Of Omaha. Mob, Is at tho
Palmer.
GEORGE ". ADAMS. Of Tltnn. O., is At tho
Palmer.
Ronsur f. scAnh EFT, of baltimore, is at the
Palmer.
e. F. HooxE,. of Dcs Motnos, is at tho
Palmer.
DH. NJ. ". rlsn, Of Oakland, CAL, Is at tho
fremont.
r.L. F1trox aud wife. Neno, Nev., arc Mt tho
fremont.
lRAJ. nfnoNrlELp, Of bloomington. Is at tho
1rand Pacific.
f. FRINGE antl wife, Of derby, England, aro at
:ho Sherman.
F.. HAtt.oanE and wife. Of Philadelphia, arc
l, Tho Sherman.
Mt. stEnR.cx, of sfononlneo, Mich, Is at tho
shcrnlRn lloiisc.
]. wAnxEu kEErEn, OF Springfield. o., Is Mt
;he 0nnsi racilic.
L. T. WILLIAMS and fau,ily, Lnko Superior,
are Mt tho fremont.
WILLIAM f. W. Noss. Assistant Postmaster or
Baltimore, IL nj tho Palmer.
7. E. CsssibAY and W. l.. Grcon, OF st. Louis,
arrived Mt tho Shcrnau yestcrday. =
L1EuT.-GDv, 1o.lN N. HAMILTON. Of Bloou.
lngton, registered Mt tho Sherman yesterday.
II. Polnlnn Mory, Of Iianrlen, Holland, Aro ut tho
Palmer.
A. Il. LOOMS, Mrs. Cnrtcr, and olr. and Mrs.
+. Carter, OF London, Engiand, Registered ut tho
Fremont yesterday.
E.A. Fonp, Gunoral Passenger Agont PITTS
burg, Furt Wayne s Chicago Railroad. Pitts
burg, Is Mt tho Grand pHcihc.
AFTER tho outdoor parale Inst cvoninR tho
Frst Neglmont land repaired to tho Leland
= Xfny yNrr~ fufn
Ade.
n. FA,pwEArltEx and 1tobert n. 1.an4wor.hy,
Of shu!ignui, CHINA, and William u, uurtlner and
family, Of fokohama, japn.,, aro Mt tue Tire.
mont.
D,t. II. L. REYNot.ns Of this city, has boon
eiectcd Grand Muster OF tho suprnt,o Grand
lA,,!xco ot OranRctncn Of tho United siutes, latc-
Is IN session ut Clncnnati.
1ME tempsratursl j. ysstGrtay' rs otsSryea !,, BY
q; i: ii, t9; (. M p n,' 75 Barometer
tonini, iiome: UNI iii 6aso Uen atitnitted a.at Il.
.iischarEcd sincc Jan. /. PROF. ,nnlel wilkins,
Iny OH his annual summer vacation.
THE majority of tho prominent visitors FROM
Nuinc remAnet1 III town yc1tGrdHy aild uev0tud
tho day 10 si4ht-scesu3, cnch tllAll III Ills own
thnR of thS gfs H,a M ~ tns % ralncr iosa, Sut o
gentlemen took i'll tho city III tlsslos way.
AnHrcw ~: Aaanls ffsssaGnt ,ss . oi , aas u5HNn g
IaavsS company, " ln's ts gs' ,a' agu ,,r y
yesieriaS. le lGA'tjs Wig WHO IN I,ow " "
G!ton oprings an fs scHG4n. A. n Ill.,. :"
o,a s rI1 ;x Ws ~ h nu1nnv u N,nsss ''a'o
4 SPECIAL u,ccttug Of tho Cumberland Gun
Club was held Inst uight at tho Sherman ilol,sc.
Aid, Jnl,i II. umyin prcsrtln4. Thu business
was Of routine character, and Chiefly cons'ated
The Elnb aas membership Oh aoout nltyt aho
is III tohf1shins conalaon.
COMPANY C, First Regiment, ut their mecttng
for tlrlll Inst night, cump!eted arrllugemcnts 10
nottiye rrjzo tirlll. They 70 al,out forty srOng,
ind, 1udg,nK from tho perfection Of thor move
anoad Of them In tho prixc list.
q. s. MAsrEHs, proprietor Of tho brunswick
n!!ata nM4.; VI staSuI' MY. Mnh nfus Gt1
~ r. oy ,o ~ IL se ~
nt " M ~ Mf ;,s"ua fasya C..n, iH
r =. Luz ~ t', ,vcs .i n @,,d ,Sto. mS
IEst ap saS H. Wiz sasio III an"u i3 r,nsas
a1tnr,,na nyn ,ooet'eo "'e u'et1'on unltt 4ucsuas
; nj tCihbuus
, 1881-06-18
THE CHICAGO rn1BuN SATURDAY. JUNE 49,

value. Tho ilntse Ia 10 bo aold, however, whom
n suitable c,tsh nYer Is Undo.
THO wilt Is Witnessed by Edwnrt Engle md
ftnlnh N. 1Atnt11. -
, 1881-06-18

CTEAM USERS AND ENGINEERS
~. uught tb road advertisement OF Duplex suiety-
, 1881-06-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

.dlF1FVVNC1IIlIN ------
MIR. ". b. JACOBS WILL CONDUCT
If1. tho revI4w Rt the Hununy .schu0l TOachcrs'
mueltnK tp.ttNy 1t neon In 1.uMrI EnEMaiI Hall.
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peramentsl, dispositional morbidness... S..
wearisome, wasting captivity IL ul .ss
ND the spr .ngs Of comfort, parslyzess . sne
s{news Of activity, as it quenches rom
the eve its light and takes its sm 1a;s
from the cheek. A cruel tyrant Is tn ans
melancholy discomfort? How can IL %
thrown of?
You have been housed through q long
SMELL of bad weather, until your nerves
are enfeebled and irritated to the polnt
of almost uncomfortable discomfort.
What do they need to read)ust thel5
action, to relieve your physical ano
mental suffering? Ventilation exet-
else in the free, outdoor air. Preclsely
20 with these unstrung or overssrons
feelings in the religious life. The view
needs to be broadencd, the synipathies
distributed over a wider space; 10 90
brought in contact with others VINO also
have tale of trouble to tell, in listen.
| ING to which you might almost 1orsc'
mat you had much reason to complain:
troubles, like almost anything seen az
short range, look very huge. Looking
at little Else, you become morosc in an
Isolated griof: The cure for this :'i is to
come into correspondence with o9ts a,o
suffering, to open the eyes ana inc
heart to surrounding privations AMI De-
reayements. A most valuable med'ca.
t;no virtue lies in this community OF
knowled .e and fellow-ieelng. IL goes u o.
good as much to those who extenu ~ "a ~
to those who receive 1t: 1t GUS !ne
i. fasteniugs of that miserable ana rum ax !
Gus moodiness which, like the cons VI 10
serpent, will crush an st'he us ''I Soi,
# not thus resisted. There is no nei|
for a person who gives up to despohu
z ency under few or many m'siorluhcs
! 1t is not right, and can, therefore oni !
7 breed more misery. "That way mad
: from from helping to liberate other captive'
), ~ T. iucEer, IN Church U'''o''.
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plTa AND POINT.

-Hot.house fruit Il not exactly dele
terious to health, but peaches At dol'
lar apiece take the ambition out OF
wallet pretty sudden.-Dstro's free
Press. :. ~ ,r'
~ woman in . New York railway
car sneezed her $50 false teeth out OF
the window, and while the train men
were searching for them In the ditch,
thew bit the brakeman in the heel, in.
flicting q painful, though not necessarily
fatal wound.-Burlington Ho,ceeye.
Halls Journal Of Health says:
oNlany persons drink ordinarily as little
water as possible, and none at all at
meal times, because they suppose that
water dilutes the gastric juice" On,
like it; that's all.-Boston Post. ......
Said Mrs. Smith. who had come to
spend the day, to little Edith: s., !" Are r.,
vpm Glad to see me again, Edith?"
Edith,"Yes, MN, and mammals glad,
tool" Mrs. Smith" Is she?" Edith,
Yes, MN; she said she hoped you' q
come to-day, and have it over with: "
Mamma bushes scarlet, but Mrs. Smith
simply smiles.-Boston Transcript. ,
"A correspondent asks: "What i
a printer'S devil?" A printers devil i
q wicked boy kept In every newspaper
} office for editors to throw mucilage DOT
Ties at when he bangs himself into TN
editorial arena and shouts "copy,'
which he does nineteen times day.
, is also > part Of his duty to consume q!
the green watermelons and unrlpe lro'
that the editors agricultural friend
present to him. When he grows up D
; usually becomes q pirate.-1s1as ~
u in0s. p.l f.r. H,a: :"l!L 81 % '' ,
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Religious.
EVENING HYMN.

Slowly all around W gather
Shadows of the evcnttde:
Home We come to TEeo. y tatner'
Let our hearts with Thee abide.
We are weak, and worn. ana weary: D."
Chafed by toll, and care, una str,te'
Thou wilt rive us we.come cneeFy
TO Thy home of love and lie.
Bright with dew.drops was the morning.
-. = Golden ia r the early light. --...It..
Earth aud sea and sky adOrntnH
With It's splendOr pure and or'got. ..'.'
Birds their matin-sOnH were Singing
In the fragrant leafy bowers,
Incense.breathilg worsnlpOrlns'ns
We're the glUry-vested howers'
We from quiet rest were waking
At the gentle touch Of day. .-
From the bon Is of slumbcr breaking
Faring to our work away,
All day long 4 hine angles molly
Sent to hclpus by their k'ng'
Re we lOfty-be we lowly- 70.
Have our steps been following
Lord of angels, Savior Jesus,
While Tly watchful no Is are near,
Death or danger cannot seizeu',
Therefore will We know no fear:
Stronger than the strongest anger
Art Thou, ever by our SIDE;
So hath taught us Thine cvangel,
In that blessed faith we b!dc..
Therefore. though the shadows darHen'
.uu Trudsing YEARLY along,
Yet we know Thine err will narXen
D.. While we sing our even'son9. o. ...,
Light of life, departing never,
Light of earth, und light OF heaven,
Earthly suns may set, hut ever
viii INV / We m IKE light ut even!
Alexander X. Thompson, DID,, N ). >. 1'me
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VIM. @. Sheldon, clerk In the Post
affipe..t Williauhsrille. Mass came into
posse,sion . short time ago of circular
SIGNED DIP. Moore, of New York City,
Offering to sell counterfeit money which
could So easily passed upon country
people. Sheldon agreed to meet Moore
stthe Grand Central Hotel in the city
for further negotiations. The words
"thirty, eight . were agreed upon % q
signal Sheldon. came On, and 1t the
Grand Central Hotel exchanged the
cabalistic number with man, whom he
arrested Il the muzzle of 8 revolver and
handed him over to . police ofhcef'
| Noore was committed to Jail. ,I =
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r Helninr Other, Helps Ourselves.

Noticing now how this ~:
sctjonary influence upon ourselves OF
helping others takes place, ooserve, ~. us
oberation with respect to our 'ndivldus,
# lis. Heavy as these may be, good
half Of their Weights more imaginary
than real. Any one can be wretched 20
any degree BY cultivat'ng the naol. oI
: pining, disconsolate brood'ng over
iosSes, crosses unpromising prospects,
! inst 8 any one can have darkroom
NJ! Il; any lime By dropping the curtains a'!aaI
and closing the shutters ana ol'nas =
This Is hesitate OF some Christians. y
Is 5 HABIT often growing out Of tenn
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! "A correspondent Of tho London
Nxus llsays that "Niko," ono oe the
.Greak brieands Who captured Mr.. Sutsr,
some time ago captured two young
sirls about seventeen years Of ago, OF
SiSerent parents, and demanded sum
- MONEY - ransom f0t them. One OF
TIA fathers could not pay ID tho given
t t 4 tbe othsr did and got big dang tet
hank To the ono Who could not pay,
ia bodg Of the daughter wass sent y
!. Mo = cut, mp IN nine pieces. The
..n,cities committed u this band. n
ma. - e without 5 parallel svsatn ~
| lorrible pages Of brigandags sf4s q.
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Wind and Weather.

At recent meeting Of the Farmers
Club Of the American Institute. Mr.. A:
j. De vde, Of Hackensack, N. D., sent
the following ten short rules by the use
of which person can stand beneatn nus
own vine or fig tree in any part OF the
Northern Hemisphere north OF lat tune
fftcep) and for hundreds OF miles
around him he can form an accurate
opinnion how the WIND and weather are
pr0gre sing: =,
/. When the temperature falls sud.
denly there is storm forming sou'n u
you. isl, 4i,l.-s,.
2. When the temperature rises SUD:
denly there is a storm forming nor'n %
you. ~ $780,, f,or . 70.
zion OF fair weather, tosard region
Where storm is forming ~
| i. Cirrus clouds always move from
region where storm is in progress TO-
ward a re zion Of far weather.
s. Cuml1ius clouds always move from
a region OF fair weather, toward III esslo"
! where a storm is forming.
& When cirrus clouds are moving
{ r,n;f}ly from the north or northwest
there will be rain in less than twenty
+ four hours, no matter how cold 1t may
= be. ,,:,
t randy from the south or southwest
9 there will be cold rain-storm on the
9 morrow il it be summer and II IT Do
;. winter there will be q snow-s,orm.
g. The wind always blows in y large
circle around storm and when it blows
]. from the north the heaviest fain IS east
;. Of YOU; If it blows from the south, thu
= heaviest rain is west; fit blows from
q the east. the heaviest rain Is south; 1t
i blows from. the west, the heaviest RAN
d is north Of you. !.
~ g. The wind never blows unless raj
10 or snow is falling within one thousan
Of miles Of you. 4.
er TO- Whenever . heavy WI fro O
. ours ! storm il form NJ within one thou
m sand miles north or northwest OF You;
"a II any scientific gentleman hos an lds
2. lthas he can prove any Of the above ru'
Il in .orrect, am ready and ANXIOUS
M meet him. IN 7. World.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-23
4 Remarkable Pony.

~ A we,l.authenticated and extraordina.
~ case Of sagacity Of the Shetland pony
has Just come under our notice. Ayear
or two 900 Mr.. William Sinclair, pupil
teacher. Holm, imported one OF these
l;nle animals from Shetland on which to
r;aa to and from school, his residence
being at q considerable distance from
the school buildings. Up to that time
the animal had been unshod, but some
titnB Afterward Mr.. Sinclair had it shod
nv Mr.. Pratt, the parish blacksmith.
The other day Mr.. Pratt, whose smi!ny
i, : long distance from Mr.. S 81, GA. IS
house. saw the pony, without halter OF
anything upon ii, walking up to where
| he WAS working. Thinking it had strayed
from home, he drove it off, throwing
stones after the beast to make It run
homeward. This had the desired enecl
FIR q short time; but Mr.. Pratt had only
eot fairly to work once more in tne
!. smi,hy, ,when the pony's head again
I made its appearance st the door. =,
On proceeding ; second time oatside
TO drive the pony away, Mr.. Pratt, wttl
n blacksmith's instinct, took alco1 .
the. nony's feet, when he observed tha
one Of is shoes had been iost. Having
msde : shoe be putt on, andthen wait
"a to SEQ what the animal would 90
For moment 1t looked at the black
smith q il asking whether he Was done
n 1hen nawed once or twice tosee II tn
n Sswlv,ahod foot was comfortable, %
, finsliyesvs : pleased neigh. erected b
head, snd started home q : brisk r.! 70
!. The owner Vas exceedingly surprise;
! n find the animal ct home comptet.e'
! shod the Same evening, and + Was ON ON
. "a calling q the smith come I! :! DAYS :
4 tsrvard that he learned the full exte
! 81 IS pony'a sagadty ortses Hsrae