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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11
TUESDAY.
sza-Read Chief Qus,termaster's lad

s4s-Read Chief Qusi termaster's ''ad
 A steamer will leave Yuma. 4. T., Thurs iev, Feb. I1th, for Camp Mohaye and inter mediate landings.
 The Peck stage Is doing good bushes carrying full loads of passengers to and iron the mines.
 With the business now piled up in botl iranches Of the Legislature, and grea amount Yet to come m, 1t will be nnpOssibi, for the session to close at the end of fort UT even fifty days.
 The Board of Supervisors to-day, a war,ied the County Printing to the Ar. zona MINER, and the care of the Indi gent sick to the Sisters of St. Joseph.
 Jimmy Behind-the-Stove has gone in tn, direction of Phenix. lie Is assured of ; serenade upon his arrival--one of the grea men--you know. Open air concerts ar, amusing, healthy and quite popular. Oh Mush.
 Mr. DorringtOns bill for creating Boarc of Fish Commissi ners for the propagation and distribution of fish in the waters of Ari zona, seems to us one containing mucl merit, and one that will. in the end, be OI great beneht to the Territory, therefore Vt hope 1t will meet with favorable consideration in both branches of the Legislature.
 The estimate made by Chief Quartermaste, Grimes. for repairing Headquarters Build ing, wIll require between eleven and twelve thousand dollars The funds no doubt. vii be furnished, and the ruined building made f-.l I,. |. sskint the Department for assistance in tht prela-ses. His recommendations have been strongly endorsed by GenL. Willcox, the Military commander of Arizona.
 We understand that Mr. Snyder bill. appropriating certain moneys for repairing public highways, whicn are almost impas- sable in four equities, Las been referred 10 the Committee on Roads anu Ferries. for amendments and consideration. Witt some slight changes in the bill We believe 1t Is the duty of our Legislature to see that the bill passes
 A young Territory without good roads cannot progress and prosper, therefore small appropriations for this purpose should be made.
 We announce with pleasure the conva- lesence of Hon. John Roman. of Pima The severe fstigues 0: the stage journey from Maricois to this place after a pro ,rscted illess in Tucson, coupled with a rapid increase of his malady after his arrival here, exhausted the little strength left, and tor time 1t was thought bv his friends that he would sink under the sur gical operations necessary to be per formed. His physician, Dr. J. Q. Skin ner. U. & A. of Fort Mihiuple. was, however, in close attendance, and hanks to his skill and watchfulness MT. Romrn Is again convaleScent. We congratulate MT. Roman on his luck and hope to see him about again.
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MoNDyY.

C. E. Fredericks, at last accounts, was improving
 Legislative matters are progressing nicely. The S-at-A has not had occasion to show hls authority as yet.
 Mir Hayne, City Attorney of Tombstone, m here in the interest of the people of Tomb stone.
 Major Seamans, late of the Internal Revenue department, paid his respects to the MINER to-day.
 Mir Riggs, one of our best miners and prospectOrs, Is, at present, engaged Tn work tug out bad ledge of cold
 Citizens of M1have County don't want half taxes paid in county warrants. Some of them have petitioned to this effect.
 Richard Rule. the popular Chief Clerk in the House of Representatives, IS frst-class newspaper man and a jolly good fellow.
 T. J. Palmer, of Miller & Richard. type and printing material dealers, San Francisco, leaves for Southern Arizona tomorrow morning.
 Supervisor Meyers has leased the Agua Fria farm and stock range from \. D. Bow CTS. MT. and Mrs. Bowers will shortly re- move to Prescott.
 The bill appropristing SIG, 1000 from the Territorial funds for building wagon road from Yuma to Ehrenberg has passed both branches of the legislature.
 Mrs. J. L. Hali, last evening, on the oc- eaxion of her birthday, entertained numerous friends at her residence on Mccormick Street. The affair was very enjoyable.
 ChAs. Vanderbilt, the forwarding msr- chant of Mancopa, and Mir. Griffith, of kerens & Grifith's stage line, arrived in Prescott this morning via Gillett.
 Jo,n H. Behan, Yavaplis old Sheriff. has been appointed by Governor Fremont, Sheriff of Cochise county good selection to tn. very core. John has been tried and never found wanting.
 4 bill has passed the Council, and we hope ]. may meet with favor in the House, ap- pointing Hon. Pat Hamilton as statistician Co get up work on the resources of AIi- EOns. IL Is something much needed.
 Mir. Richard Rule, the popular and ef- fcient Chief Clerk of the House, was, day or two ago, the recipient of present that made all other good looking gents in the House feel that Richard, ''poor thing, was carry ing of all the honOrs, and was likely to go through and through, in this respect.
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I TELEG R A P HIC!
lsPEcIaL TO THE MTNER.l

Sscraiaento, Feb. 5.--The City Is saved for night on the ievees, and the water Is fast re- ceding Young Churchill and others, who were reported missing, have turned up safe
 Whestland, Feb. i.-Prospect more favor able. Tine mail matter is being trans ferTed across m boats All lives on this side safe.
 San Francisco, Feb. 4.-Marysville has Do, been flooded. 4 dispatch from Court land st 3:30 r. h., says that the Sacramento River broke over leree and flooded the town and adjacent country, doing great damage. Another dispatch says that the towns oi ortrils and Riggs have been overfowed.
 Tlp'-p Ii: Silver King i2..
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COUNCIL.
Moutay--Tn.rty-Second Day.

Aoncay---Tn,rty-Second Day. Council met pursuant 10 adjournment, President Masterson Tn the chair.
 Roll called.
 Minutes of Feb. 7th read and approved Hereford entered and assumed hls seat The following message was received from the Governor:
 TERRITORY or ARIzoNl,
 ExEC GTIyE DEPARTMENT,
 Prescott, Feb 8, 1881. To the Territorial Couacll:-I nave to in- form the Council that have approved the following Acts of the Assembly:
 il B -,o Is, An Act concerning hides of cattle"
 CB No 8, "An Act to amend Sec. 10, Chap 3, Compiled Laws, in relation tJ County Recorders
 i; No :, granting leave of absence to C. R. Drake
 Ii B No2, An Act t1 create the county of Gila. out of the counties of Plnal anu Maricepa."
 j. C. FREMONT.
 GOVERNOR. Darlington entered and assumed his seat Hereford introduced the following Pe- tItIUn. which Was re..d: To the E.eventa Legislative Assembly of Arizona:
 We would respectfully represent that in the extension or the southern Pacific kali- road through the corporate limits Of the City oT IuOsun as prer, ,qulslte, It was re- quired that the corporate authorities of said cIty should grant right of way, certain lots and blocks Tor Depot and other purposes of the Company, moulding, Tn said grant, the closing c. cettdin streets and alleys within the ilulIts thereo...
 The construction of the road was deemed and has proved t be of great pubic utility and the corporate authorities III making the gcdnt were governed by what was then and nas now proved to b. If general interest to the wnple people of the city. But as ques tions may arise as to the ngat or authority of ths C mlnDn Council to close and vacate pubic streets and alleys, we would respect fully request that an act be passed by your honorab.e body confirming and leglilzing the acts of the ommon Council of the city of Tucson the years 1879 and 1880 Tucson, A. T., reb. Sd, 1881. James Toole, nayor; Chas R. Drake, Councilman, lSl9-S0. Alex Levin, Council man, 1879-S0, and many others. Baker offered the following reports which were read and accepted.
 C uncIl Chamber, Feb, s, 1881. Mr President-Ihe undersigned, mem beTs of the committee on Judiciary, beg leave to present reD,rt on C 5 6l, an act
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Mir. Speaker-Your committee on enrolled and engrossed bills, to whom was referred If E No + an Act regulating the business If butchering, respectfully report the same as properly enrolled and req y for the ap- prOvai of the Governor
 Nj. $. SNYDER, thm'n Mir. Speaker-Your committee, to whom was H J K No l, have had the same under consideration and report 1t back with the recommendation that It do not pass L. NoLLESBERG, JOHN HAYNES. H. NJ WooDs. Accepted.
 Mir. cpeaker-Your committee, to whom was referred H B No g, entitled "An act to provide for appointment of Commission CTS of Fisheries for the Territ ,ry of ,rizo- na, beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration and recon- mend that 1t do pass.
 L. WoLLENBERG,
 JOHN HAYNES, II. NJ Woops. Accepted.
 Mr. Speaker-Your committee on II NJ No l have had the same under considera- tion and beg leave to report the same back to the House with the recommendation that 1t do pass. L. WoLLEvBERG.
 \. SHARP
 Received.
 Mr Speaker--Your committee, to whom was referred II B No 43. concerning the scoring of explosive substances beg leave t, report the same back to the House without recommendation
 l.. NoLLENBRRG,
 H. M WooDs,
 JOAN HAYNES. Accepted.
 Ii 5 No 67, introduced by Rogers, bill to create the county of Graham Read first time. Rules suspended and referred to committee on County and County Bounda- Ties. with instructions to report as soon as possible. Ii B OS introduced bv WoOds, an act relat ing 10 the eXecu ion of criminals. Read first time and referred to Judclary Committee. II E 69i tr"dueed by wnlienberg, an act to incorporate the city of Prescott. Read a first time and refer ed to Ya,apai delegation II h No 70 inlooduced by Bo.Ln, a bIiI to provide Tor the Hammer oi cumpui ing in G. l rest Read first lime, ordered printed aud referred 10 Jud cary committee. Il B No 7i, Introsiucei bv Mr. Doran an- thorlIlng the Board of Supervisors of Pinal l county to transfer certain, funds Read fir ] tune. rules suspended, read second time and ! iI"te,i on order of thIrd Ieadiny. Huo>iitdt, C No % Iead second time. rules suspended. read third time in full and | placed Oa ma. pa~sag'. | otl callei. Voting aye, I7; nay.O O. II E N" ! read -scpnd i'm by tile. II if a 3j read a e"und i,ne D lite. Joint Res luIion No read Tor the informa- ion of .he House.
 { Oaa tau d o1s Stc,nd Pug
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HOUSE.
Tuesday-Thirty-Second Day.

1 Tuesday-Thirty-Se Day. House met pursuant to adjournment. Speaker Knapp in the Chair. Roll called. Absent: slcCormick and Bar ton.
 Mccormick and Barton appeared and took | their seats.
 Minutes of preceding meeting read and approved.
 Rogers presented Memorial \, ,. rcgard- ing certain railroad lands in Arizona. kuies suspended, memorial read second time by title and referred to mLlittec n | Memorials and Petitions. The following Messages were received 1 from the Governor;
 To the Territorial House of Reprl sentatives: l have the HOT to inform the House of Representatives that have approved the foli wing acts of the Assembly: ii E No Is. entitled An act concerning the hides of cattle" c B No g, entltled "An act to amend Sec. 10 of Chap. Y, of the Compiled Laws, Tn relation to county Recorders C J R No s, granting leave of absence c. R. Drake. ii n No Z entitled '' II act to create the county of Gia out of the coun- ties of Final and .Aaricopa J. C. FREMONT. Governor. The following reports were handed Tn: Mir. Speaker-1Our committee, to whom was referred II B No 30, beg leave to rep Tt that We have had the same under considera- tion and beg leave tp report the following substitute for the same with the recommen- dation that the substitute do pass. JOHN HAYNES, r. !. BoLAN, ]. K ROGERS, DONALD ROBE. Accepted.
 Mir. opeaker-Your Committee. to whom was referred fl c No 29, bill to amend section 30 and 31, chapter 4S, beg leave to report the blll back tD the House with the recommendation that the bill be laid on tho table.
 JOHN HAYNES,
 r. T. BOLAN,
 J. K. koGERs, Received.
 Mir Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred Ii E No 51, an Act supplement til to an Act entitled an act to de4ne the Jurisdicti II of Probate courts, eg leave report the biil back to the House with ac- companying aBeni!nent which we recoDn- mend be adopted, and after adoption that the bill do pass.
 JOHN HAYNES,
 F. J. BoLAS,
 J. k. koGLRs, Received.
 Mir. Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred 1T E 39, an Act to encourage the construction of certain railway, beg leave to report the following substitute hack to the h use, and rec mnend that the sub stitute be adopted and that it do then pass.
 JOIN HAYNES,
 r. |. boLAN,
 J. K. ROGERS, Received Mir. Speaker--Your Committee to whom was referred 4 B No 6, an Act concerning the collecti of license tax, beg leave report the accompanying substitute for the bill, which We rec mIne"d be adopted and after it's adoption that thesubstitute d pass.
 JOIN HAYNES,
 r. ]. BoLAS.
 J. k ROGERS. Adopted Mir. Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred H B 10 g, bill supplement tary to chapter 80, etc, beg leave to report the bill back to the House with the recom- mendation that 1t do pass.
 JOHN HAYNES,
 P. J. BoLAN.
 J. K. ROGERS. Received
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pa@ring Crine- uAl1 ufher uis- shxf lead to s4hity and death.
 DR. NINTH in agree Ia forfeit eS0i for case of this hind the Vital Ssstaratfse fund,r his special advice and trssients yia net cure. fo- anything impure injurious found it. pr. Niatse trraes all PrivHe Diseases successfully without mercury Gen suitAtion free. Thorough examination and Advic tn- eiuding analysis of nrie s. Price of Vital estOra- tive, 6 bottle four tunes the quantity, st0: to any sdiress up0n ree-ips of pr e, C. O. D.. cure from observation, and in private if ds.lre,
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To Mining M en.

Tho undersigned wou like to correspond with par ties having for s le FIyt-ct ,Ss Mining Properties n Arizona and Mexico sS-S ate par culars fully and adoress, F. N fISh.
 Room l3, l25 La sale si.. Nov, :7.-tf SAissSo, III.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

vic i'm of early impruasnce, causing nervous de by, premature decay, etc., having tried in vain every known remedy has discovered simple means of self cure. winch he will send free his fellow suerers
 Address ,. H. sEEvEs, 6 ChssaH ss., N,y. nyvs-I
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A. F.. MINTIr. NJ. D..
II Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal.

pv. Mfptie's Kiadney Resa.dy Sephr,.tf cum. cures ali Ri lnev sai Sissier Complains. Con orrhna. tisss, LencorThes- For sale by all .ruyxists s1 . bottle, sir bottles f,r S.
 Dr wIutIe'- tsa .t~tssBn pfifs. are the be-t an.f cheapest Dy sp~psia and Bilious the m rkt For sale by all dfuggsts. d24ckwtf
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J. C. FREMONT.

 MT. Speaker-Your Committee on En- rolled and Engrossed Dil s, to whom was re- ferred Il $ NJ :, entitled ''An Act to ere ate the County of Gila, also Ii $ No Is, respectfully report the same as correctly en- rolled.
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Mir speaker-Your committee to whom WAS referred II E No 63, "A Sill to exempt lremen from militia service and jury duty, beg leave 10 report the Bill back to the House with the recommendation that IL do pass.
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THE GREAT ENalIsa hEMsDT

Isa never failing Cure for Nsryoas D b;iity, ,Exhzustesf ' .lahsy, seminal Wes knrss spsrrlator-hsea. Last Msn- hood. .Imi otsney. Paralysis aod al the tErri''ie effects of sslf-Abuse. youthful folliss, \ excsssses in mafnr~r yesrs,
 -such as io~s of Neracry, Lassatade, Nocturnal Emis- st.sn. Aysrs.on to Society. Dilnness cf Vision. Noises In the HeA.i: the xltAl fiEid
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NJ. :. SNYDER,
 Chairman.
Received.

NtCtINtu. Mr. Speaker-Your Committee to whom was referred ii E No g, also II B No s, re- spectIully report the same as properly en- rolled and ready for the approval of the Governor.
 NJ. s. SNYDER,
 Chairman.
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JOHN HAYNES, P. J. BoLAS,
 J. K. ROGERS.

Report received, and on Ic"tlon ot MT. Haynes, H B No 54 was laid on the taoie'
 Mr. Speaker-Your committee to whom vas referred H No l9, bill to establish county courts. beg leave to report that we have considered the same and report the following substitute which we recommend be adopted. in place of the original bill, and that the substitute do pass.
 JOHN HAYNES. Chm Il JGd. Com.
 Report received, and on motion of Mir. Haynes. substitute for Il B No 19 read first time.
 On motion of Mr Bolan, the rules were suspended, substitute read second time by title. 0 copies ordered printed, and placed on order of third reading.
 II B No 6i, introduced by judiciary com mittee. a bill to amend secti 9 ant 3 of chapter 4S of compiled laws; read 1st time, rules suspended, read I'd time by title and . 'dered printed
 II B No 65, introduced by Mir. Southwick, an Act to reduce the salary of the Dist Attorney of Mohave county. Rules sus- pended, bill read 2d time by title and re- ierred to judiciary committee.
 II E No OG. introduced by Mir. Norton,
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THE BALD WIN.

The Lesd.ns Hotel of San Frzac;-co and the most elegantly Ap.o1ntei hotel in he sOed over sS,sDooo having pended by Nr. Baldwin n Its construc- d n and furnishing. Headquarters sIny sud Navy. special accommodation. for families and lSEgs parfies Pri-es the other nr t-4-s hotels, g tS tS per day. special contract. will emAde fur r rrnznens boarders. The hotel coaehe and rrISger in waiting
 all ani rsil=-T derets Rooms can be reserFea efore lrrIyHI by telegraphing the Baldwin.
 has H. II. PEARSON. Basincss NanAgefs
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Received.

hr. Speaker-Tour Committee on Mines and Mining, to whom Was referred II $ No $, beg leave tO report tha: they have ex- ,nnnel the same, anI respe' truly report 1t back without recommendation.
 \. J DoRAH,
 D. SoUTHwIcK,
 GEO ". NvRroS,
 J. M. Me oaMAC.
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iL.V,nlh Legislative AssslbIs,
(COaIiaasei f'oa FSrst Pag.)
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For ussiBtasni1g ssy, 3s prs '-ers in Inc
 Terr.torisl Prls0n-Inetuding pro-
 varIobE ci0thIIg, Ile ic4i zrIendsnc.
 contingent ga Pp-lss- i-ry O oOnnLnls-
 6, gu-rlz, sus ser1ute1,.e4I sezr.-
 tA ', Ofa-s feBI, p5-t gs and sIatIoas ry- ss54S InLslesEs ou Ss2,5y0 pr.sou bo-saS---.--- s,S0J
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N. SHARP, l.. w oLLENBERG
Received.

Received
 Mc. >peaker-Your Committee to whom was referred C B No 35, "An Act to provide 70 ding District Courts in the County of Apach., etc" beg leave to report that We h we considered the same, and report the B.l blck to the House with the accompany ing amendment, which We recommend be adopted, and after adoption thatit pass
 JOHN HAYNES,
 r. J. BoLAN,
 J. k. RoGERs.
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Mir. Speaker-Your Committee on Mines and Mining, to whom Was referred Il B No l1, b.g leave ta report that they have had tle san. consideration. and r,s pectiu.ly re- turn 1t wltA the recommendation that 1t do not pass.
 A. !. DO"AE.
 h. SoCTHwICK,
 GEO W. NORTON,
 J. Nj. NCCoRMAC.
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Accepted.
 MT. Speaker-YOur committee to whom was referred H No 54, bill to provide for the tran-latien os the acts of the Pro- bate Courts and Justices Courts, etc., re- port the came back to the House with the recommendation that the same be laid on the able.
 JOHN HAYNES,
 P. J. BoLAS,
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C. E. Fredericks, at last accounts, was
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GEO. W. NORTON, A. J. DoRAS,
 DAVID SorTHWICK.
JOHN HAYNES, J. A. ROGERS, VI. ;. SNYDER, E. B. CLIFFORD,

Received
 The following Message was received from the Governor:
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Received
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

In the ne:ghborhood of Sparta,
Greece, until recently there has
stood an aged and gigantic cypress
tree, regarded by the popnIace
with the utmost veueratiop. Ac-
cording to patriotic beliefit'was
more than three thousand years
old: and obtained mention in. the
pages OF Pansaniassand other an
cient historians. This tradition
seemed justified BY its size. for it
rose one. hundred and sixty feet
in the air, and overshadowed an
area three. hundred feet in cir
cumference. But short time ago
a band Of gipsies cooked their
MONDAY. meal in it's. shade;
the dry bark aecidently ignited
and despite earnest exerrions the
entire tree was destroyed by the
flames. The disaster. had a De.
pressing effect upon the entire
nation, being deemed OF evil omen
TO the attempt TO restore to
Greece her former territory.
Doubtless the feelingof depression
vas augmented in Sparta by the.
thought that. there would no
more be attracted thither the
hundreds Of tourists who had an
nuaIly come from all parts of
Europe to- see the old tree, and,
whose sojourn brought no small
amount Of grist to the Spartan
mill. .......-.. -... s. .-.::..,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20
FOB PRE.S'Y,Eog'G
DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH
TERMS CASH..

CHINESE BEp>.-There are two
kinds Of Chinese beds, and both
are arranged for complete shut
ting in by means Of hanging cur
tains and tapestry. The cxpen-
Sive kind is like = sort Of cage,
having 4 iiat wooden roof, Just the
size Of the bed proper, supported
at 4 height Of about eight feet
from the floor on four corner
posts and two intermediate ones.
Then there is q sort Of frieze or
entahiaturc work running around
horizontally, above and below. so
that when you ore in bed You are
safely penned in a sort of cage,
and cannot possibly tumble out,
The carving on these beds is
sometimes very rich, and tLey
cost much but the ordinary and
cheaper kind is made of. two
frames of wood shaped something
like the skeleton Of an old fash
ioned SETTLE, which are stood. up
on the foor, facing each other. A
mattress is placed on the project
ing parts of these frames, and a
couple Of slight sticks across the
top; then curtains and hangings
shut all in, and makeit look as pref
ty as the taste and money ct the
owner are able. Inside, there is 3
cotton quilt, laid on the mattress
frame. The occupant ofthe bed lies
on this, having little roll of stuff
for the head, and for. a covering a
very thick cotton quilt. >&~:, .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

The actor who, On the STAGE,
gets off jokeson the lost Charley
Ross should have a hole drilled in
his head, and about quart Of
oIeomargarine poured into the
cavity. The. vacuum should be-
iI!ed with something, and o'eo-
margarine IS cheap.-Norrlstown
Herald. .-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

The water power Of Niagara
Falls is calculated to be equal to
four and a half millions Of horse.
power.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

He that does a base thing in ~
zeal for a friend, burns the gold
thread that ties their hearts to-
gether.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

They are not the greatest but
only the ittest instruments which
perform business best and quie
est.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

\ man. when be rises in the
morning, little knows what he
may do before night.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

Human life is everywhere a
state in which much is to be en-
Gurcd and little to be enjoyed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

To be wise by precept and wise
by experience are contrary habits;
the oue sorts not with the other.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

All things are admired, either
because they are new Or because
they are not great.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

Very amlable and good natured
are those people who can have
their own way in everything.