Morris tribune., 1882-01-19
Things In General.

! young and pretty school teacher, with
! Il clear complexion, bright black eyes and
! al abundance of dark hair, Was arrested a.
Rome, n. y, last week for whipping boy
! ~ years oil. as big aa j man and wearing his
! pants iii liis boots" Her defenne was that
he dls0beyed her, used profane and insult.
| ing hngnage, and when she undertook to
| punish him With book knocked it ont Of
! her hand. Then she took the stick aud
! iogged him. OF course she Was acquitted.
Cooperative sLGpkeepin2 has not been
invariably successful i'll England. TheUni-
7srsitieg Cooperative association tbavina
no connection whatever with the uniyersi-
ties) recently went into liquidation, but an
snort 10 raise further capital 10 the amount
OF $1,000, ,00l is to be made with view to
continuing the business. This concern
possibly ows its failure to false start, hav-
ing begun operations under the name of
the Clergy Stores, an appellation which
brought out such vigorous protest against
bringing the clergy into Odium by it's use
that it was changed.
Socialists in convention at New York ap-
prove no rent agitation III Ireland, ap-
plaud nihilists in Russia, and call for yari-
ious reforms" in the United States. among
which may be mentioned universal compul-
sorry education. government issue of all
money, an eight hours working day, polti=
cal equality regardless OF creed, race or sex.
and the abolition of the offices Of president
and vice president
Solitaire diamonds, in the nineteenth
century settings, have already become mo-
notonous as pledges Of love and fidelity
from lover To his betr0thed. The latest
novelty In engagement ring is one that has
recently been presented to Miss Annetta
Wetmors by her fance The Jewel is q
diamond OF rare brilliancy and of the purest
water, and is said to have once belong
ed to the crewn Jewels of Austria TIE
setting is antique, and the ring exactly as it
now is declared to be over SOC years old.
Now that the dreadful scourge Of small
pOx ia threatening cities and towns atten-
ton is called to the following remedy, used
80 successfully by the sisters of charity:
sulphate OF zine one grain; dig1talis. one
grain; sugar, one half teaspoon. Mix with
two tabiespoonsful OF water; when thor
oughly mixed, add four ounces Of water.
Take spoonful every hour. Disease will
disappear in twelve hours. For child.
smaller dose, according to age.
Rocky Mountain Husbandman: To Nv
Customers-l am fnlly aware that by keep
ing my store closed on the Sabbath ana
pIeahiuE III Oh Ulu CUSTOMS nero. mol
only feeling the need OF one day Of rest ont
the seven days of the week for my clerks,
as well as myself, but I also firmly believe
in the sacredness Of the Sabbath, and, un-
less in cases Of necessity, believe it is the
duty of all to observe the day, and for these
reasons would respectfully ask of yon to
make your arrangements 30 as to do your
trading during the week. Assuring you
that will do as we'll b. you in goods and
prices as You can do anywhere in the terri
tory, remain, yours, r. s. PRICE.
Lieut.. Schwatka says that one OF their
Esquimaux guides invented the most in
fernal traps for the wolves ever devised.
de covered two keen blades with blood and
set them in the ice. In licking them tie
wolves would cut their tongues, but the
cold would prevent their feeling it. Al
iared by the taste of bloed they would con-
tinue elicina their tongues until they bled
to death, or died from the mutilation The
other trap consisted of long strips of whale
bone rolled together, bound with sinew and
hidden in frozen meat, which, after passing
into the animals stomachs, would thaw, re-
lease the whalebone and kill the wolves.