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Give Horses a Rest.

Horses that have worked constantly on
the farm, or even in the family carriage be.
come worn and fatigued, and though well
fed, begin each days work with reluctance.
They need change, they require rest, and q
change of draught on their muscles. Let
them go for month into good pasture,
their whole system will have grateful rest.
Their muscles will relax; they will Law on
flesh, and manifest such improvement AZ
will compensate for the loss Of their labor.
Pull off their shoes and let their feet come in
close contact with the soil. The animals need
change as much as tired men of business
need the mountain air, or the cooling
sea-breeze. Our domestic animals. except
the horse, all have few weeks rest. but 30
dependent are we on the constant services of
this animal that we cannot spare him even
for week.
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Health and Wealth |

mr. s. C. HEsT's NKRvK AND BRAIN TR EAT
~ NKxT: . specific for Hysteria, Dizzi ness,
Convulsions, Nervous Headache. Mental De-
preston, Loss Of Memory, Premature o Id Age,
caused BIZ oveS-exertion, or oyer-indnlgence
which leads 70 misery, decay and death. One
box will cure recent eases. Each box contains
one months treatment. One dollar box, or
six boxes for Eve dollars; sent By mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We guarantees six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived By US for six boxes accompanied with
I've dollars, we win send the purchaser orr
written guarantee TO return the meneY If ths
treatment does not effect cure Guarantees
issued only By B1R0N LEMLx, Druggist, Jack
son. Miss. Orders b mail At regular price.
Nov. 8 Silly.
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PROCLAMATION.


By A. R. GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
Ano 2 'S2-4R
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july12.' 49, 3m*.
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SELECTED MISCELLANY.

Encouragement is of all ages in you'll
it is a presentiment in old age a remem
brance.-Balzac.
The idle man travels so slowly that evel
poverty easily overtakes him at the first tur.
of the road.
/ We cannot conquer fate and necessity
but we can yield to them in such way a.
to be greater than if we could.
The influence of trusting children i.
sometimes the most subtle oil that can bl
thrown on the troubled waters of life.
One of the best rules in conversation i.
never to say anything which any of the com:
pany can reasonably wish had been left I'M
said.
| This old German proverb is worth prae-
ticing: Honor the old, instruct the young,
consult the wise and bear with the foolish"
The mind profits by the wreck of every
passion, and We may measure our road to
wisdom by the sorrows we have undergone.
As selfish and ill-bred as the mass of man.
kind are, | prefer to live with them rather
than go into solitude and try to live with
myself
The discovery of truth by slow, progress
siye meditation is talent Intuition of the
truth, not preceded by perceptible medita-
ton, is genius.
Men can develop themselves into splendid
mental conditions, wherein they can accom-
plish almost double their ordinary amount
of labor.
1t is always we'll to accept the inevitable
with equanimity. The old proverb runs
''Sinee my house must be burned, will
warm myself at it"
The first dawning of woman's life is
more like the aurora with its strange ftful
flashes. The phenomena have been salts
factorily explained.
To some men popularity is always sus-
picious. Enjoying none themselves, they
are prone to suspect the validity Of these
attachments which command it.
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800 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re
w ceived by me that on or about the 24th
day Of December, 1881. Anderson Hunter did
willfully kill and murder Reeves Johnson, a
quiet and peaceable citizen, in Bolivar coun-
~, in this State, and afterwards made his
escape;
ernoi of Mississippi, do offer the above re-
ward fol- the arrest aud delivery of the said
Anderson to the Sheriff of Bolivar ounty. Said
reward is payable on proof of his conviction.
And do moreover, require all officers of this
State to be diligent IN their efforts to arrest
said fugitive murderer.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. 81 4th day of August, A. D. 1852
By the Governor: ROBERT LOWRY.
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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Watermelon Sugar.

The Rome (Ga.) Courier says: Mr.. W
w. Seay, of Rome, Ga, one of the best
chemists in the State, Is experimenting Will
Watermelons for the purpose of exfractins
sugar. His experiments so far, in q small
way, induce him to believe that q fair loi
Of melons contain an average Of seven pei
cent. of saecharine matter, or pure sugar.
he estimates that on one acre Of good land,
suited to their growth, 81, 500 pounds Of
melons would grow, and these would pro
duce st seven per cent. of saecharine mat
ter. 2. 4l6 pounds Of sugar, and worth, ct
ten cents, e241.60.
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m urrLE arsr.


Perhaps you never saw her
Ky little girl
So have no fendresse for her,
This little girl
Nor any sort Of feeling
Tou fancy needs c3ncealing,
Because yon know she is my little girl.
Well, then, I'll show her to you
Ny little girl;
She'd tell you, If she knew you,
This little girl,
That though she's small Of stature,
She's out OF frocks. and that you're
Not to think she's such very little girl
She likes to have me call her
Ny little girl,
When. her hand within my arm,
| unfold the little palm
And whisper, Dear, you're little, but
Oh, my
She has two big brown eyes
Ny little girl;
And when to seold me she tries,
This little girl,
| laugh because her eyes speak
To me a language not Greek
For my little wife she'll be, by and by.
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information
w received by me, that on or about the
18th day Of November, 1884, Bob Short did
wilfully kill and murder Tom. Dunnagan, in
Bolivar county in this State, and afterwards
made his escape and is still at large;
Now therefore, l, ROBERT LOWRY, Gov
ernor of Mississippi, do offer the above re-
ward, for the arrest and delivery of the said
Bob Short to the Sheriff of Bolivar county
Said reward is payable on proof of his con-
viction. And l do moreover, require all Off
GERS of this State to be diligent in their efforts
to arrest said fugitive murderer.
given under my hand and the Great Seal
r = of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. 81 4th day of August A. D., 1882.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY C. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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APH0RISMs

What good see humblY / seek to do,
And live obedient to the law in trust,
That what viii come, and must come, shall
come well.
Edwin Arnold.
Genius can never despise labor.-Abel
Stevens.
The only jewel which viii not decay is
knowledge
Bad men excuse their faults, good
men win leave them. Ben Johnson
There are epidemics of nobleness as well
as epidemics Of disease. -Froude
The most profound joy has more of gravity
than gayety in it.-Montaigne.
Courage is on all hands considered as an
essential Of high character Froude.
The faterer has not an opinion good
enough either of himself or others.-De
La Bunyere.
Most Of our misfortnnes are more sup
portable than the comments Of our friends
upon them.-Cs 6. Cotton.
The secrets Of life ara not shown except
to sympathy and likeness Montaigne.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
FIRST DISTRICT, HIxDs COUNTY.

OE M1oS1SSlH11.
FIRST DIsTRIcT, HIxDs COUNTY.
THERE WAS ISSUED BY THE CLERK
i of the Circuit Court of said county a writ
of attachment at the snit of Nugent 4 McWil-
lie against B. H. Evers. Phillips Marshall for
the sum of 81 500 fifteen hundred dollars, re-
turnable into said court at the July Term, 1882
of said court for First District Of said county at
Jackson in which court suit il still pending.
1t now appears that the Possoffice address Of
said defendants is B. H. Evers, George F.
Phillips and William Marshall of the firm
Phillips, Marshall L Co, No. 70, Mark Lane,
London, England. Unless said defendants,
Evers, Phillips Marshall shall appear on
the first day Of the next January Term, to.wit:
On the frsf Monday of January, 1888, in said
court and plead to said action, Judgment viii
be entered and the estate attached will be sold
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
r, = at Jackson, this LIST day of August
S. LIVINGSTON, Clerk
By A. R. GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
Aug 2 'S2-4w
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LEGAL AND SPECIAL.
REcEIYER,S SAFE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court of Kinds County, First
District, viii on
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AuGUsT
18th AND 26rH, 1892
proceed to cell in front Of the City Hall, Jack
son, Mississippi, to the highest bidder for
cash, within legal hours, various and sundry
judgments, notes and accounts, due and be-
longing TO the estate of Richardson Bro.
The same to be sold without reserve
JAS. D. STEWART
aug = 82-4w. Receiver, ETC.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Fair Lawn Institute,
STATE STREET, JACKSON, MISS.

WILL BE RE-OPENED SEPTEMBER 11tb
" 1882, and continue for term Of Forty
Weeks. Thorough instruction given in Eng.
lish, French, Latin. Mathematics and Music
Special efforts viii be made to promote ad.
yancement of pupils.
The Street Cars, which pass the door, rem
der this school convenient 70 pupils from al
parts Of the City.
Pupils from distance can obtain excellent
and reasonable board in private families.
Terms REAsoNABLE.-For further informa-
ton apply to the Principals
CELESTE /. LUSK,
ALICE C. LUSK
julyl2, 81 Am.
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DESCRIPTION

Anderson Hunter is bright mulatto, about
So years old six feet high; weighs about 100
pounds has features of a white man; and is
bald from forehead back to clown Of head +;
has black moustache; walks erect; very
pleasant address.
n,1,r Sd -2ru
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TO, IosZ-Charter Perpetual.
HOME OFFICE, YAZOO CITY, MISS.
OFFICERs
J. C. PREWETT, President.
T. H. CAMPBELL, Weep esident.
R. G. HUDSON, Secretary and Treasurer
W. A. HENRY, General Manager.
Two departments distinct and separate
one for white, the other for oolored people.
Active and reliable agents, both white and
colored, are wanted throughout the United
States and Canada. They must furnish salts
factory references. The most liberal commits
sions paid. Write for necessary papers to
General Manager
No member can marry in less than six
months and have benefit. Benefits range
from $50 to $3.50 in six months; membership
fees from $500 to $1,000. Twenty per cent Of
annual dues is set aside as a reserve fund to aid
assessments in paying benefit. Best and Cheap
est Marriage Association in existence.
June :. 1S82-4m.
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DESCRIPTION:

Bob Short is a black man; about a years
old; about feet one inch high; weigos about
l60 pounds; thick lips; narrow face; down
cast look; dull address; sugar-loaf head
slow swinging walk.
aug9, 62-3w.
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THIS is AN ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY
i BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, AND
OF THE VERY HIGHEST TYPE Best Equip
MENT. SAPPLY FOR CIR R.~@
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WANTT.EIl.

DY A YOUNG LADY-A SITUATION As.
II TEAcHER IN 4 Public 81 Private School.
or IS GoFerness in 4 Family. Satisfactory
references given Apply, through Cox J. &.
PoNKR, Of the CLART0N Once
iniy26 e2-4W.
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decrease OFFS 32,7GO,OO0 or 2 per cent
The decrease in breadstuffs and provisions
shown in the foregoing statement amounts
p Sl21. 300, 900, or 291 per cent.
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The proper way to check SANDER is to
despise 1t; attempt to overtake and refute
it and it will outrun you-George Eliot.
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hypocrite is in himself both the archer
and the mark, in all actions shooting at
his own praise or proft.-Fuller.
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Happiness consists i'll activity. Such is
the constitution of our nature; it is a run
ming stream, and not a stagnant pool
Goode.
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the in red ink on the side. TAKE NO OTHER.
Beware Of those who know nothing of Medi-
cal Compounds, who put out the nostrums
known to sour, and being analysed prove
worthless and only mad to fleece the public,
and to pirate on the well earned reputation of
Zeilin & Co medicine; these frauds have no
reputation TO sustain and VIII cheat you for
few pennies every way they can. Look care
fully to the medicine you are induced to take,
for much suffering, permanent injury and
even death has resulted from improper treat
ment and from taking unskilfully prepared
medicine
CAssyILLE, Ark, July s, 1879.
Dear Sirs-I send you another package of
the counterfeit; il is called a trial package.
It says it costs you nothing, but il like to have
cost me my lite. .Y ours, eic.,
JOHN GRIFFIN.
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They who presume most in prosperi-
ty are soonest subject to despair in adj
yersity.
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ANCHORAGE, KENTUCKY.
Opens September 8. 1889.
Alcorn Universitu.

THE next Session OF ALC0RN A. AND II
= COLLEGE, viii commence WEDHEspAY.
SEPTENBER 10, 1882 The publishing Of he
Catalogue is delayed, for short time. IS ~
are making an effort to get instructors who
are not merely intellectually qualified. bul
who are men OF known moral worth and laree
influence. and wish to give their names in re
Catalogue. It is admitted ny students from
every part Of this and other States, that thew
advance in learning at Alcorn, as thev have
done at no other similar institution Of learn-
ing, and we intend that this institution shall
IN this respect improve every year.
For further particulars apply to
h. B. REVELS,
julyl2, '62-3m. RoDHKY. MISS.
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st. Margaret's Hall,
Boarding and Day School For Girls
West Street, JACKSON, MISS.

The Fall Term begins Sept. 18th, 1889.
DULL ACADEMIC AND COLLEGIATE
J. Course. Instrumental and Vocal Music
Drawing and Painting. kindergarten open
for Girls aud Boys from 4 10 s years of age.
This School offers especial advantages for the
education of Young Ladies. Parents and
guardians having daughters and wards to
educate are earnestly requested TO correspond
with the Principal before making arrange
ments elsewhere. MRS. S. 3. WARE,
JuiyI2, 'o2-5m. Principal,
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Great things are not accomplished
by idle dreams, but by years of patient
study.
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@9Acts, looks, words, steps, form the
alphabet by which you spell character.
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He who farms and buys on credit,
Win make q crop and never get 1t;
But he who pays for what he buys
viii neyerbe eramped by debts or signs.
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sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA
Augusta Female Seminary,
STANTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal.

OPENS SEPT. 6TH-CLosEs JUNE = 1888.
UNSURPASSED IN ITS LOCATION, AND
u in its buildings and grounds, in its gem
eral appointments. and sanitary arrange
ments; full corps of superior and experienced
teachers; its unrivaled Advantages in Music,
Modern Languages, Elecution, Fine Arts,
Physical Culture, and instruction in the The
DRY and Practice of Cooking; the successful
efforts made to secure health, comfort and
happiness; its standard of solid scholarship
For full particulars, apply to the Principal
for Catalogues.
juns14 82-2m.
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l16OO00O 88.6OO.OOO

A percentage decrease of Al per cent. in
quantity and 80 per cent. in value. Flour
Is estimated at four and one-haIf bushels to
the barrel and corn meal at four bushels
per barrel.
The exports of the leading articles Of pro-
visions, tallow, and dairy products from
twelve Of the principal ports and districts OF
the United States compare as follows:
For the year Is8O-81.s 145, 100000
For the year lS8l-'e2. lI2900,0U0
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We want responsible Agents to solicit orders
on commission for our goods where we are not
represented.
july26, 'e2-3m.
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We carry in stock here, ready for shipment
the largest Stock Of Engines and Boilers in the
South.
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]. II. ZEILIN & CO.,

red letter z embracing tho emblems of our
trade, Spatula, Mortar and Graduate; also
observe the signature of
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Io111Ns INSTITUTE, VA,
10th Session Opens September 20, 1889.

POst-c6iee, Boteto,nt Springs, Ia.
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H.DudlGy COlenal&BrO.
General Agents for
The Gullett Improved Light Draft
"MAGNOLIA" GIN.

The GENUINE "MAGNOLTA" GINS are
made only by the GULLET GIN MANUFAC.
TURING COMPANY and sold only by them
and their regularly authorized agents through.
out the cotton-growing States 1t is known as
the PLANTERS FAV0RITE," as they
prefer it to all others, and those who have
used it will have no other.
Should any one contemplating putting up a
new gin not be familiar with these gins, we
will take pleasure in sending them such testi-
monials as will convince the most skeptieal
that we do not claim too much for them.
PRICES IN NEW ORLEANS.
"MagnoIia" Gins, Per ,Sa,c so
Feeders, Per 90
COndeJlSers, Per SalC.. 90
A full line of all sizes constantly carried in
stock here ready for immediate shipment.
Write for circulars and prices, and address,,
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN & BRO,
Manufacturers of
Corn Mills, Saw Mills, Steam Engines, Cotton
Presses, Shafting, Pulleys, and dealers in
Plantation Machinery.
OFFICE: No. L Union Street. WARERooMs !:
No. Perido St.; No. 10 Union St.. No. So
Commerce 81; and No. "a Carondelet st.
FACTORY AND FOUNDRY, ERAro ST. PROM
MAGNOLIA TO CLARA sTs., New Orleans, La.
We carry in stock here, ready for shipment
the largest Stock of Engines and Boilers in the
South.
We want responsible Agents to solicit orders
On commission for our goods where we are not
iuly26 ib2-3m
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Exports of Grain and Provisions.

The exports of grain, -four, and corn meal
from the sixteen principal ports and customs
districts of the United States for the fiscal
year just closed and for the preceding year
were as follows:
BusheIs Dollars.
For the year 1880 49,. 281 100000 O00
Por the year 1881 80. I65 100000 100000
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The c1ckefs Chip and the Temperature.
The rate Of the cricket's chirp va
ries with the temperature, becoming
faster as the latter rises. Recently a
writer in the Salem (Mass.) Gazette
gave the following rule for estimating
the temperature of the air by the
number of chirps made by crickets
per minute: Take seventy-two as the
number Of strokes per minute at 500
temperature, and for every four
strokes more add 10; for every four
strokes less deduct the same" In a
letter to the Popular Science Monthly,
Marguerite w. Brook gives an ac-
count Of observations she made with
a view to testing this rule on twelve
evenings, from September 30 to Octo.
Der II. Her column of temperatures,
as computed by the rate of vibration,
shows a close agreement with that Of
temperatures recorded by the Their
mometer.-[ Nature.
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Stand By -FOUR Profession.

1t il the duty of every journalist to
stand by the rights and dignity OF his
Profession, it matters not when and
wbere they, are assailed. II we do
not respect ourselves no one will res.
pect US. If we do not demand that
decent treatment which is accord ed to
others we viii not get it. The cause
OF one correspondent who seeks to
discharge his duty in an honorable
manner Is the cause Of every other
correspondent. Ii is the cause Of the
entire prescott free speech. When
a newspaper sacrifices iis own profes-
siOnal pride. refuses % defend its own
rights, and toadles to this influence
and that, 70 the loss of itsdignity aud
the abandonment Of its mission. il
loses its claim to recognition among
the more manly and respectable Of its
class. The co,s-ier-JOundI this morn.
ing gave new evidences Of its pres
ence in that miserable and humilia.
ting category--[ Lou. Post.
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srso.pissis IN ssfeas.sel Is.ata. y,

. VI /.
Mr.. Raxton' a surgeon IN The East
lndies,' reports a ivory remarkable
case, which seems worthy OF being
CHASED With the small number q cafes
= fhAf areInos on rscofd 1ilililih
l9lA hoy Il betseen Eve and six years
- OF age. was htiei an 1874 byls bull
e bitch That wss subsequently killed.
: The bites were deep and severe, bat
o~se J freelynea,ituized with tuning
nitric acid. causing considerable loss
o. tissue .Carbolized Oil was subse-
quentiy rmployed as a dressing. A
month Later he became UNCONSCIOUS
reused % drink and was exceeding'
~ nervoua hr X hndiug him with
saliva iasniug Ron The month, sns'
Pected the worst, but ordered, as a
temporary ueaaFe, the tepid sheet,
and a diaphoretic mixture. Tranquil
sleep and diaphores's .io''owed' nut
Apsrri one IN ihe nernlng the pauens
as&eTreAminG had frequent con-
gpir@s reipsed liquids ana ioanled
al the mouth. thinking that as a
palliative cannabls indica might be
useiuiiy employed, hye minims OF the
tncture were gwen, and shorl sleep
followed Ihls dose was repeated. al
Ter an interval marked by screaming
nr and saliva'spit from between The
''teetha Deep sleep. lasting ten honrs'
now ensued. On awakening ne recog-
nized his mother-the hrst time Tor
twenty'seven hours. lbs pupils were
now intensely contracted a thlrd
dose OF hye minims was gwen on the
evening oil the second DAY OF medical
attendance and sleep ensued Tor eigh-
teen hours ruise and respiration re-
NAMED good all the time from TINS
point the progress toward recovery
was steady and continuous.
DIR. Ewart, formerly deputy sur
geon-general in the Bengal army, in
the same number Of the British A'd''
cal Journal SNov' lS' 1901, states
that little confidence can be placed IN
Il =. IL
drugs alter the symptoms have deve'-
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4 THEl EpIToR's LIFE.-There are
few men who can edit newspaper
well. 1t is one of the hardest things
in the void to do year in and year
out. "A great many bright minds try
it, and do amazingly we'll for a short
time; but 1.-The little reserve stock cot
ideas runs out very soon, and it be-
comes a terribly irksome thing to
write sufficient quantity and have it
regularly ready at the exact time,
whether you "feel like it. or not. He
who writes for the public must always
be at his level best. for he is always
on the stage sin black and white, and
will be judged just as if he never had
any ache or pain, or dull head. :
Louisville Democrat.