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, 1881-09-24
TWO SISTERS

In 1910 two sisters f1nsllell their course Of
st,ulv In II Weainru sciIonI trhn vo,,,,rcst
ntn"y !" Msa'Slu oe"'ut' Auo so""Acs',
whom VIC shall hero call SHrah, regarded
herself rs III, altogether uxceptlol,aI woman,
" s,,t L.,.,, ,rt ,an .n,,o,,I y,tnn.n -, tI,t..,
Ahu ha'l prfluslsl 1er sQaooi-1elloWa 10 tltli>k
tho sl.,l,c. Tho trntll WIS, sl,O had MI nctlyt
...,,i .a. ,i't.,n S, H." ,'t"s,'', ,'e .,'u
VIII. ana great aihbltlon. o!tD decinFetl THO
ordinary llFu of women afforded no scope fol
~. poWo's.
ShO pursued liGr studies on leaving school,
H. 80 n, ..,,;..n . ,,,,.It,.I ,.., 80. -.
Ties, went lh!ousH q lfletllcal COURSE. Ai't1 was
finally admitted to practice III MI Eastern
rtty, AZ TINT t1nm sl,el :, cnrecr inyntvnl
.'t1' - s'' t''e aa'' - I'A.". '''"'teo
lhrl lighting OH lIcr part aEtlll,st the press,
public upftiun, tho ,ncttieul fnculty The yery
tuNcilurs tylI0 lnyt rl,ptAtl h.r Siin wns uIiitn
r.uIv IL iiuIit. iInr fnnaun wns si'',,rn
eeSs"J e'%n t,..iis R." 7s.,, ~" '.,.t .a -
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which and sra, ring. md )ct Kitty tnso II, wash
ms frun i'm i,ntoI M shn acfIAIy lid Tor wo
rrnovntxcI thnsc bnn,fffu, Inut,irin,l t!rcssns.
Wt, Iii thnt r. Tns tho ali story Of 1nnn's soi-
flshrcsa nnG wnn,nn's ,1nvptinn, hut vn mn,lo
NJ, rscIvc. narrcnhir. md drow tho rul,tennn
ont. i,o tnlxc,i we'll In sp,to II ii: veEnwcutas,
nnI I'M rc,Mi Hhaksrn,trc mud Mrs. Augusta
Eynns. md Euvn ia sutt,r 9,IhInt music On tho
bnnio md tjil liz tf htS annllr and wNs rnt1lor
F"if mntcncs Kitty" ho sill, tnugh nRly; como
hrrr rirj: rive tl,j folks Aonl1 l,lttrrtntlk and
i,rrries EIy nr.,lin,t, hutpy, or they'll think
y0,1 re- w,,rii oiit ntirsln no.
liz inryc,i s,l,tnrr ar stone In tho hpnrth wilt,
hts stick ni,u brought ont jug with gorll.cnb
stn,,nrr Wc ail tasted tho ttllolt whisky. and ho
mi II hLck, anylny:
thoy'it nevur tako me aitvu"
Kitty s!lIt1sierct md turned rnie, h'it We knew
this wins nl mock hcrnlsn,. A putty stttt Oil tho
mountain sitic wis mt likply 4, hr interviewed
with hy summer ylsitnrs. but tho pulling check
ot tho lovnly young wife shuwc1 thht ahb WIN
ever fcnrrul 0f danger, nrh ahD followed us to
tho ,loor 10 nsk ~. in sweet. tnlrlnrl,iK way.
not to mention 10 Col. Dysart't fanllly that ehu
lid tho Tine starchtng and lroutng for tho hutol
visitors. .
"t}corge fs proud" atlo snf1. "And 80 u the
10 itnw. but tu's lnsl tho mountain fovAt. Poor
bDyt It's look him tlnwn SOL ...-...,
licr ynfEo wRA s0ft 1tid ilntcllkc: We PROMISED
wtnt she asked as her hnsbnn.l cnItod pct!lentl:
, 1881-09-24

ly across u s.rnn fastened 10 tho wall cnnt!
ot nc M1 1 ScHns N%s Of cre ;9 "ve
atri bo,c! 1oi lilo ch'eksn.. sho 'lrpw TINT r..
Via Si,o va, ,r nppercuty m s5 ycars old, irn yct
wfto"y, htld rs saw nuW. wns frce' horn tiad'
WI "Ttis Is tEo !irs. Zinc was over shnvcd by
sss T. nc ~, .se, F|y a''s r a,vss', !Hs'
t!nu with skilled, stctly lnaers ..rnw tho ruznr
tllntely rcsntvr to bu shaved i, moro hy tnn f
thorn WIS w.'nan II !!.o nalntn!ng R!etH: !.ikS
The rn1E n r fsS liz ra4r e"s
onwl,l tuwarl tho s.'ri,rra t't my n,o.,th, cir
cu,,.taviuatai tho cnu, ,tesaeudcd tntn tho
Il 'ine ,t,o rtce sH; Viii, ,o % c"nonsc n oea,iss
of ,nnchnory. THIN NY uhn WIS elevated. 81
Tic gi.lss and at,o stuck il m.ikwEtu ,lapktn Ii,
my ttyoht, md PIT iscr !a,,.tnt' % and i,nEHr @
"ss s;sy 1eyyae 1ey As"s sateu Spe sS@ vo ss'i eSea
Disappeared wa1n,lt-iillls wns on tho tns'srnF
fS ssrIScs ny III Mr. snsl; soet t % !" tlo "6ctor
tn<,und nf tho muddy ailu nscrtpiIry hand of
9 xn, %ns tna "a "
Aalsn arose:
Anu!hs. nytnn. amnn4 The 1any 9Ha,y s,,, fas
sI"r" ibS rs:t aasste MN N s.snd ,rrn.na
"llnn't tlckte, y,unYAYoniat1,' said tnvDlun-
tarly.
"lHd tickle, sir7"
"Yes, lho general scnsaaon Il tickl'sh, How
cAfne you to no 9hHvuK?'
s'sly husband was Il barber, md he tnnEht
me-
hMhtOn7"
"ica, Blr, one. 1tts .anrcnlfnE q little. l
rcckun theroll he plenty heforc long."
.'sprcd tho pnw! ar rnther thg r!tzor!' ! OK
claimed, "No mnn hts buet wall slusod s!nco
Hasls0n."
"I,ult yot, like my ehnyin92"
=" AdHstrs.l,ie. Is It hartl work2''
"N". think very natural wnrk for woman.
| Ny husband enil he WOULD try to tuArn tne bis
blisnpss, IT uuthlny Clac. s0t1r don't like
n wn,nnn tn st,nye ihoni. but hnEtlly ever lose
| customer. ttAy rum. sfr2''
| She sltrrptl ap tho electricity hlden In my
| hnlr bre,ttacd onue Or twicc upon nv temples.
| tniChri! ll.u with her own poN1cr.e'nx, n!ld
ciarEc,l only Is cents for her socloty md toilet.
| as turned tho enrtler my nte nctMintA1lcos
ci!tne npnn nit suddenly, and startud and said:
| "My, but you lonlt iiurG1.e
, 1881-09-24

False l,a!r having como to bo recognized rs
. necessity Of the modern female existence,
Il nlny bo Of lnterest to leasi1 how tEi!s coll.
stu,llty Increasing want Is supplied. Live
hair, bought "on foot" ito use tic technical
term Ut the tradu) constitutes but u snail
percentage of the stock ln the market, as
there ar0 few women who are Willing to part
with their locks for money, and those who
have sllpertiuous locks To squire Rrew fewer
year after year: Whom secondhand tEesses
, 1881-09-24

-,,,1.~.x>,u x~rr,
One OF tho sensational plcturca In tho sa!on Is
Hollis "Un Suicide ulr Atnour," In which IL
pars,nu vtrl In mink silk, a profusIop of luco,
iEesh-co.orod stockings, md satin sllppors has
p'aeea hcrselt "crnss & ,no sraox OF an appenach.
inx locomotive. itor heau rests on tno all. ~
red umbrella md pair Of gluyos nro thrown
asilo,
uh, ph,a,,,,,,, ,,-cor,, .,r, t,,+ t,,,~o Ia 1,u+
nc ~ st1t sass ,nas 1oto Is IS 'usa ,'
man WIN rnn thn nrvntn mimi nt Vtneond. N.
+. an, ,vho como cnr ,loo,lng t,,o cn,,ntry win
~ cent pieces OF theie 9w., annui aetliro, !h9
n HIsSnsGry aaM ~ H. IT, , w
ano!t ulMnt Wl.s onstslt NV u Wn.t' INV ~
o. ny coiners h1tl lint boan oafein! to 20 on
wen the nll lofu before 40 was or WILD tll3 tiow
o.. cetit pcccs' ana wren the woman lou ifax
Eat aurse,f u co,s'n,inieation with Jug Sssrot
eSfsieo oitcefa ana pfaSeIteA iasHe th"ht!tNa
mght heyu Uce, iunyitablc.
m,,. - n....,n ,.,.,.u. n,,
vhlcl i w9man chi 10 p'lt i to be iaade t!!o
es %fIor %Io o. o ee Eoou r @ any te H. ar
and oaTx t sa o ass ara not Of 80
mitch vn!iio to the world rs tao oxnnple 81 ttto
nAssca quietly in tho rxeress9 ot Nutnestiu IN
country, Of children who shall curry on tho
naonM! tnaaons & o5 cofso nf ann ~,
sua"a1a!oa, i tho M .'ea se IT wasa, ; ssa sna 70
pictures that she can pn!nt, no books tat sho
iHhy Wfl1es no FFcscftptlona tnAe she cal irA.le'
equal tho worth 0E suon M extstesec. l5y Ninr-
rla9o anu tnnt9rnlty eho enlnnietes Eer own
being anu 1ui1l!a nor fd8nn tIetfh; aiso ano
secures tof herself the hfst Ktnn OF ltt'notlnity
In tho race on which she stutMPs tier lHlprcss.
aAu Wh!ch she makes st'!i moru btautl1ul ana
e"4''He"' $780,. .-
An English Journal snys: At Xcrmntt. ChRrn.
tho EnR!lsi traveller y astonist,cd to M tu'l tho
Erinupat sulon crowded with yo'lng la.l!cs from
th9 Iges of - to u. retiring to rcst, tho salo,i
being prpbRbly tho only pnce Whero they u.it
!inA {, aeMGemlnoilatlon is & tor 20 many; and at te M
tanEises under tho chnrge Ut two laicrs-i'llCs
nf cuurso-rnhklng good .cAl vi clutter tho1n-
sGtyca. hut tmposlng stloneo oi tho rent al tho
table. Buch a Formidable Influx OF feluMles ut
ono tlEno necessarily fncnmnndes solitary trir-
clcra, aud Occupies tho nttuntiOn Uf tho walters
nni1 Dther empluyGa to th0Ir dttrini0nf. These
travelling po,isDnHnts sGetn 10 bu chiully Amer
lcan or uertnun young ladies', who wlHl to int
prove tho!r minds hy R,l curly ncqtlulntnlco
With tho ngrGmena aud adventures ut travel.
~, ....u lao, ~ ,o.,,u,, u,,.,,,.,,o,+ r
..t tMoso Mahs u. tI1veas @ Ec.F.Hcoil&cH1 lily &
Mt sush tHt 9 INES, lilies " M .1t tt tnhIoIt ~
u0'M. tnnt h0 ono ~ f:Hgauu Mas lhoi'Hn!l "
EsvlV'oR e.. tnn tash!nM ~ ngtsvIl!.vo IT9 WtnMIIHT9
rI!gs. tne satnHlo nuo!. ~ Hn1n was untsttsM.,J
n0h.oa - tne last eetusS Il, oTter tnas s3.no
0r awewt hun,jhr.. iiI1t M, itmlfnn insiy. Iho
othor duy. ahnwci me her weliti,t,r rinu. which
consisted uf n rnw Of lilo cnts'!nSrA and din
tnomta-m varv rninnL nnIni,inntl1 l1nNnni bo.
Tnn ~ ,n,tnn t ~ tinS ~ II thta Inn H.
, 1881-09-24
DOMESTIC nOYCOTTINQ.

Mr, t.orlM0r Fls0n "0nce saw n man OF bic
Australian tribe Wangarutta full Ut tho ut
most distress nnd disgust becallso his nother-
I1,.luw's shadow lad fallen across his legs.
Ilp llud Mun lying Mt tho foot Of MI ell0r-
n,ol,s gun.-treo, which hid him from tha Old
Iasly's yiow US she approached, aud so tho
catastrophe Uecurrel.s' Among the less
scrupuIous sayages lnothers'in.law arc not
absolutely boycottud, but there must 10 10
tutolMent; they arc respectfully addressed
III tho dNa! or purnl. Even so the presence
ot relations by marriage (an.ong certa!a
American tribes ulan must strictly boycott
h!s own tather-ilrlaw) always brings chilly
collstra!nt inlo thu fulntly circle. This Ia the
,loro incouvsnleMt because y man and a
hunter is bound 10 give much Of Ills gana tn
these same relations, hts wlte's parents.
Thus boycottlug stops good way short ut
tic Irish system, whlcl. uhleay exists
for tho oppos!t purpose OF doprlyinR
landlords. agents, and paying tenants
VI food. II = magrl9a llavk fellow
, 1881-09-24


"Say, III ietl yo, Something It yo,s WON'T
blow It," was tho why otlc tlah salutcd
another on Twelfth street yesterday.
"All rtglt-go nl,ra,li"
"You WON'T give 1t away until say SOP"
"Not word"
"Welt, my wife Inns got to be an osthcte."
"No?"
"Suro's your born. liavo sasncctcd TINT
she WIS working That why for some time past,
hut ips only within aay or two that bc-
caMG positive"
., "Wetd. l., that's wonderful. Say how does
:" La1gui,t-very iangutl. She lo,,s around,
tlrawls her words, writes snd poetry, nntl tll8
sight uf All old pEg.ttn or q baliEt,l-lp
ehromo entrauccs her Congratulate mo Oh my
luck"
II do do. That is---'
Whnt2" ......,. ............ ....
Don't build hopes too fast. no suro you nre
right, nnt t11on gu MtlutlH. lhl,ored for whi,1u
year umler tho dclMslnn that my wife WIS de-
fotorng Into ut, esthutp, ailtt when cnne to
thlk wiki hgr fnther hg sntd s1u WIS always
n,nre thnn l1alr-itltot by nnturu. 0o STOW --N0
klaw. Tho difference botwnon IN esthutc md ii
EuUl IL tni9hty small thnt YOU cnn't afford to
nuke Il lnlstAko and be pluuuu In boz"
, 1881-09-24
Domestic Doycottins rs Practlccd by
Several Wild Australian
Tribes.
The Pleasure Enjoyed by Hotel Clerks In
Their Contemplation Of Newly
Married People.
I lyaman Barber In nInghanou, md tho Seat
lanuer In Which Slc Shares
Men
Out OF Towp-Two Sisters--Facls About Back
Halr-Currant Poctty-Fonltnfno
No!os, Etc., Etc.

A. NTGI1T-WATC1
Nor Tic Chicago Tribune.
All night witch uyld wait,
Ah! crici FAtel
What secret Will tho tlnwH bring to my heart?
rho snlhlslE OF tho sen
Comes III, 10 md
Droscs Of tho morning hurst apart!
1Inw tong+ how tong tho night
How wutr,! tho light
From moon and pans stnr above tho risnl
All! ,ns,rnIEg SPILL fur mo
Thy red vine strong nni froe,
As frnn, II Yobnl filed uhovudho brtml
Lean with heavy Gyos
tltuw lin the skios,.
Fron1 the 3l.1 easement Into nyrlo mist;
Ah. swent taurt Enlf-nsrnld
Hush like snin0 wI,lsutua nnd
Whose ll.,,pled chnck d .0vur huld hnth kissed!
IT'D hight will tertr 20!
Tho srn's ,!cop wo
Is t!ssmb nj Last y morning far md fair,
Whit secret slu yum holh
Shut Will, yntlr key III quill
WhRt gleam ur hnpc-whnt burden Of tlcspntr2
LAKE EArS, Aug. H. tH't. FANNY Dntscof.f.
, 1881-09-24


Tho swnlt sat oil tho front doorstep,
Tho hour pf II l,ud He'd,
THE dog wis clnlnc'l Ut, tn tho barn,
1ior fnthor wns in bed.
The hcircss, III his Mind, hp'd won,
80 tn himself ED snltt:
"Oh, ucres urd bt,.nls Tint I'll cali mine,
When hcr dcnr IA Is slcati''
Tho sceno waa chnnEGt on that front stcp,
Seductive Visions ltca:
Thu dog wns tenrInH frotn tho narn,
lfGr I,il WIS Uut Ut tgti.
Tho old man shouted, "slck him, nn1t";
Tho swain WhtzztNl twnrds tho Kntc;
80 tlitt Il club tho old mall throw
1t struck hlln OIL tho pnte.
1fn fell hoadlong Upon tho walk, =
IIb fglt tho cAnint tHkg
A prco frolu oil tllB hinder part
a nrgo mul'thf'il Pt steak.
lin dreamed of golden pounds no NOR
Hui 1Hllintt up0n tile Gea'i;
And wlpu thAt 8wuin would fnlu sit do
1ln wlshod her PIT was dead.
How flccttnR arc tho Joys Of mani
All, wer0 Ills feet Us tle0t,
lto'u nH'er ntctl hnrb0r renr OF dogs,
Though nu letrcss he'd entreat,
, 1881-09-24

her checks tlullow; wlap nI hntr, not lnngrr
thnn rats tall. wis hnnglnr frnr, h"r hcG'l.
Whoro wnx tho glorious Flsluu Tint init .tt.n1 by
,uu2 A vpIcc ualnu frOn tho r,nlturng teeth Of
tho hing. II wAa tho vlsnn; litlt U, how chNlgodt
, 1881-09-24

t]Dx. -Four OF them set on O1lo man.
--
THE FRENCH WOMEN.
llOw much tho national character Inns to do
IN l'rsncl, soclcty Is seem from tho fact that
thnlr tntiurncn 1,os mn,je Itself felt in all
'.s,,,, ~ ;rn,o;, 1,ts.nr,. ami Ina trn,, n
no why Impaired BY the presence of tho
bo,irguosiB on tho sccne since 1870. Tho
French woman sill rclgns supreme IN the
.,a,a, T., ~" n''r.o,, ~ thn mtmistcr IN tho
family, and evan In the house Of business, as
urst s!,e ruled Mt court. She las not susfer-
cd, NJ tic men huyc, from tio l1ablt OF look
ins, nt things rs mere nbstrations, She l,as
preserved intact heI s'.re'lsss OF instinct, her
intuttiye power, aid her tirtnless OF clnrac-
ter, because, ,ncnnscIousy, obeyEng her true
,s,rnct formulas Of tho understanding, or
prlnciPles' ns .aoS "io pVl"po"e!s stslcu'
LII point OF fnct, FRENCH women deserve 10
rule, for they are morally an'l intellectually
iaf s'pello' )" tio ''s''' Ivy Mlo 4,lW.. 4u1
by nature to excel IN what nro specially
Io"asti, omoct,,r Coo, cn1c,,otin, nnd
uot'estlc al!cc'toA' eoo!, e'e"'"1i's' ",.u
tro,l,ln,l hv rnnsrfrntTnna st.rupIes thn, tho
men, Isnse quicker and Burer eye for the
,,,"rwv tEhov mr., t,u4,r ,rnnasetl In their tal-
enctgs. anoy ms sns,uHss" s sSc,, ~ te.e tn ,ha
m,s,I e, sol M"s.SfI' wit, tr, l a amy cnrrfrI h ln @
,";t1,o"t 'o,,v,,r4iv t.t,,rr al,nut #. Iil:n
MoM, t:r,no, Gi1sa'' ia,ls r,v N. tne nniually @
Slptrtl3olltl llle!r nllsballa's ouSlhcss., winch
may explain tLie want OF enterprise III FRENCH
nrnt Wlic ilps iu,fe%tely Gefore % ier: r. SID M
dUps not WiIlinglyveltllre nfter Il distant ind
, 1881-09-24

81. Ii. Henry, NJ. D., the celebrated iannf! ian1nf
lIGrstugd's IlHkInR- Powder O10rs adlnlfa.y9%s ~.
tneana for Tho Introduction or val.sn.Dy SyTsT
nispt lut0 the systeM With thv food OF o'ets'~'
, 1881-09-24

,Fsrs nix II" ,r",,rr r rs,,: of ti,n s3
ss:s" annually a, sS T. ErheG ~ ~ "t t w lo.
ssst,,'!"v. a'S! Ambition almost a.. Il s,,o. iSstc
a,u .S,t ~ r,,,, III" r,,., ~ II, !, ian hat
rndorI ,,' IL y Se ~ .t"i,. r. rcrs ~ snr ,m IL
is;;t rK ri ~ WI wIch % ycar NJ issai p"s r Wcro *.
TIL Gise npss" " 70 .d . ~ %, nnl's Wn ", ,s3,,,t
f4ct tn1 tlat tnr re: s2s''c' aro often ssoMsd M
rrcnsimr t t,9,u,urr1.c 'rm.n. tho,,. Via sn'rt
othar thna thoir own natira! tecks. e,n nover 10
uhre, tno gutter. or ttie ssrvnit. wIris cuInu.
'"'e' '1o e''''''' " .H .Ho ~. '''"o'
BEAUTY IN AMERICA.
A DhSiuu letter sAys: "'rlnuks 10 Il moro
generous ,ftet. II frcer ont,lnor lirr. nnd n
Ir,,ve n ricli heritage to postcrIty. II IL
astonishing 10 SEQ Tie improvement IN il,u
l,i.,llal, form TINT Inns accompanied tho IT.
crcasu Of wealth in this country. Poverty
,,,uy b., nil ottun IL. respectable; but II is
tlls r1,iu Of lnnl,y n iiup ptlysttlle; and IL IL
matter for jutllatlon that We huyo within
o,lr borders largo and growing cass who
cn,, afford to bu comfortable. Of course
tl!cre Is danger Of running 10 tho otllor cx-
trclnc. The suok nMl welI-fed business ,.u,i
ii sometimes suggestive Of n gouly Oil ngc,
,,s fs tho b,txoM md ral,ttstiolls beauty uf
tlure is It 1nnst decided bettrrmcut. Ard,
although Il may not bu lii o,,r time, we
,uny i.utuge Il reasonable hppe fur q not
fnr distant future when thu toiIIng race
nr Nuw England fnr,uor.' wiyes. thot anil
Io,. sE;uuw u,tnrnt,,s.fn1 a,atar,ooL si,ni,
o", sn,1s' ., na"i"1a ~, .,'It "e a's.osu1' ,' s'a
10 eStl'e1; alla III 1nelr p'aces sia'' staha
n hnlc, lienrty, md happy following, who
l;ye Oh ttle fat of Tic lautl, mid suIl
nri,. flat wh,ch tHoy cn,not uv., tton.
oh45 Ill"s "h4csl 'ney ca't,l"t usp lholn-
selves; wllo have timo and taste to ar
ray themselves iii something beside n
sR1nin soi,2i =, gown, a., Gm gan!y r f'asiq Gom
cGsSa0hs 70 las!l!oh ~ te 1nattts o1 c0l1tllfes
WIN rcntt something a,oshlo tho Bible, nnt, ott
tic wlu!e, Ilnye nlNl0st rs cnAyA tlnlc nY their
| IN hniiryn va hnvn ,yoni r1r1lt 10 frlicItnti,
G,,rs,,ivt.s in ihn T,ra ~ the wnrid. nvnr ,.nr
w, .,SGa.s % ~ tG & Ivy ~ LIN W. ,a, ~, ysGt y's
lr Wp,ngi hg Hteat mt' o,HssWnSi!,!g
nltFAHlhGe tlMt III Htllo ttHe,tettllt pGsSesSes
ovor aor forolEt' eonlpesrs Is TINT; Mltno.Rl sho
royels; ~ = Erl; IN whit Wy trahoh eult Y
lloaMio iu h!,lcs her chnrn dtIes not fndc Will,
tue llgetulg ychrH OF youth anu We ara spared
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
no CELESTIAL SoULs-

In this country IL IL not considered
that Cinnamon have souls, or anything
in ,ha. line worth saving. In their ns-
tive country. women and female chill
drsu are r~.lisiously believed to have no
souls. Thus Il il that honor and re-
sp.ctsbili.y 10 not looked for at all
among the Chinese. and they are justly
elasssd - hsathsns and tfsatsd accord.
insly. A writer. lscturins recently In
Baltimore upon the Chinese. and his
sstual experience with than In thsir
own country. said:
Girls In China are believed to have no
souls, and 70 kill then u not murder, and
therefore not to b punished. Who're par.
ents are too poor 70 support the girl chill
drsn they are disposed Of In the following
manner: At regular intervals an appoint
cd sfacer goes through and collects from
Door parents al the girl children they can
not care for. when they arc about eight
months old. He has two large baskets at.
tached 10 the ends Of . bamboo pole and
slung over his shoulder. Six infants are
placed In each bssket. and he carries them
10 some nsighboring village and exposes
them for sale. Mothers who desire 70
raise wives for thar sons buy sush - they
may select. The othsrs Are taken 70 The
government asylums. Of which there arr
many all through the country. II there II
room they are taken in. II not. they an
drowned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
r.sE COINAGE.

In his speech as Carson the other day.
returning thanks for the honor conferred
in slsctins him United States Senator.
Colonel Fair said there vss one matter.
among others. that be would sndeavor
to accomplish. and that was to secure
the free coinage OF gold and silver.
Commsating on this. the San Francisco
Pos says:
Gold coinage 10 free at the Mint but
silver 10 not coined on private account.
The result il that the coinage Of silver
IA q Government monopoly. the coins
b.ine of greater value than the bullion
price Of the silver. This profit inures
10 the country. II free silver coinage
we're allowed Il would inurs to the hold.
srs Of silver bullion. and inevitably
drsin The world Of silver outside OF Indis.
where its mintags sdds similarly 70 the
| bullion value Of silver. This involves .
nice question Of monetary adjustment.
and We are not prepared to nay o6.hsnd
how Il would Affect the country. Per-
hape u might % noolneo ~ umiuuR
tree silver coinage 10 the product OF our
own mines. One thing 10 certain
namely. that the great silver interests OF
the wsat have been sacrificed to the gold
interests OF the East. which latter have
only Q speculative aud not . productive
basis. This must b changed, and II
Colonel Fair ~ aid In sffscting . right
adjustment he will deserve we'll Of bis
State. SPEAKING Of ssisniorsge. John
Stuart Mill thus describes IL:
81. government. however. throws thu
expense Of coinage, - 10 reasonable, upon
the expense (which 10 done BY giving baei
rather less In coin than has been received
In bullion. and IL called 'lsvying . seig'
niorsgsD the coin will rise 10 the extent
Of the seigniorase above the value OF thu
bullien."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15


vious notice. introduced . bill amending
the Actin relation to tbs msnassmsnt
OF the State Library. Ordered printed
and referred 10 the Committee on State
Library.
shepard Of Humboldt introduced two
bills. without previous notice. one rslst.
Ing to practice In civil cases In courts OF
justice; the other TO compensate j. r.
Ab.l for work done on roads 10 Hum
boldt county. The hrst Was referred to
the Judiciary Committee; the latter to
the Humboidt delegation.
sh.psrd's bill amending the cot hx.
ing the salaries OF county ofiorrs Wal
read Q third time. THE bill simply pro-
vides for the monthly instead Of annual
payment Of salaries.1 Bill passed.
Bsllipgsr's bill amending the Act 70.
latng to mechanic liens was read .
third time. [TLs only change from the
old Law 10 that mines are inolndsd In the
property upon which liens may be
isvisd.l
Organ moved to amend By fixing 9s
instead Of e2S worth Of work or material
- the minimum amount for which . lien
may 10 levied. Amendment adopted and
bill ordered enerossed.
Brsdshaw's bill amending the Act con-
corning crimes and punishmsnts In the
particular Of false weights and measured
increasing the punishment-was read
. third time and passed.
Brsdshaw's bill prohibiting the use Of
firearms In public places was ordered
s~nerossed.
S-nats concurrent resolution relating
10 the printing OF the report Of the
Attorney General was read.
A rscsss sill 2 O'Clock was taken.
ArrxR RxcEss.
Senate bill sppropristing $500 for q
Nevada tablet 10 the Washington Monu'
ment was adopted.
Senate bill amending the Election Law
Vas read the frst time.
Senate bill fixing the salaries Of county
officers VA read the first time.
Senate memorial joint resolution rela'
tive TO the new Chinese treaty wa read,
Senate concurrent resolution relating
to printing the report OF the Warden oil
the State Prison was read.
Senate concurrent resolution relative
10 the amendments to the Constitution
was read.
Adjourned to Monday. January II, .,
II o'clock A. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

Bsllioa and beef are the chief pro.
duetions Of Nevada. Bullion has fallen
Oh somewhat. owing to the lack Of bo-
nsnzas at present In the comsioek lode;
bot the production Of beef goes on right
straight along. with . continual In
GREASE. In illustration Of the magnitude
Of the beef interest. note the following
item from the Silpsr Stots Of the 18th
instant
". B. Todhuntsr shipped from this sta
ton to San Francisco today twenty four
carloads Of bssi cattle. The average car.
load Of cattle 10 about eighteen head.
which makss . drove Of some three hun
drsd and thirty-two head shippsd from
here today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

Senator Williams Of Humboldt. who
introduced . bill in the Senate at Carson
the other day to reduce railroad pssssn.
ger fare to four cents . mile. placed
himself on . war footing for . starter.
He received . free pass from the Vir'
einia and Truekes Railroad Company.
but returned IL. When the Central Pa
einc management also offered him q
pass. hs replied that the mileage allowed
by the State would fully cover his travel.
inc expenses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

The Passion Play - presented at
Disadvantages, In 1880, Vas . paying
piece. The forty performances brought
in $520. 900. an average OF $4,000 fer
each performance. The every day thea
ter manager would b Rlsd to secure .
play that would bring him ens-thirtsenth
Of that. The proceeds have been divi.
ded isto four parts, eu--quartsr being
divided among such Inhabitants Of the
village - are housshold-rs, one quarter
set apart for expenses Of the theatre, ons.
quarter being divided among the actors,
sod the fourth given 10 the public
schools. The performances we're attended
b. $4,000 psssenA. AMONG then . king.
sprt,es imperial. sefssd daks and many
oiAss disunssisAsd people.