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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

"WHAT | want to know is who struck the
assN&ow 7" said an Austin Justice to Jim Web
picksrhO was the principal witness in an as
nv nd battery case.
"itfele Ike dar, he hit de fust lick" replied
st blow ,"
sob course is. Didn't see him reach ont
AID bit de fnst lick But how many licks he
hit before dat lnst one, or how many licks lie
usdah nggah hit him fust. am more dan Use
willin to swear teT."-SiffiRqs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

RAISED DoUGHSUTs.-Set a sponge with one
quart of milk as for bread. After it rises work
into it seven eggs, quarter of a pound Of butter,
half pound of sugar; knead well and let it rise
agian. If you choose you may put a little CHINA
mun in the dough. When very light roll ont
the dough. cut it into squares with paste-cut-
ter. a=d slit each square two OF three times
down the middle. Fry in boiling lard. DRAIN
and sprinkle powdered sugar over them. This
!, an excellent recipe.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

CoLp SLAw.-Beai the yeiks of four eggs to n
very light cream, then stir gradually into them
i've tables;oonfuls of cider vinegar. Add two
or thrre feasPoonfuls of sugar, and stir the mix.
ture over the fire until il begins to thieken like
boiled custar,l; then remove and add a teaspoon
full of butter and near a tsaspoonfnl Of anchoyy
mustard, set the sauce upon ice to become cold,
and pour il over the sliced cabbage inst before
serving. Celery Is often mixed with the cabbage
for fbis salad
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

ToTISG Your Own SKILLET.-Alexa.Ider II.
Stephens said in his Atlanta speech, that he
proposed to tote his own skillet and then he
related 20 the laughing audience how the ex-
pressisn had lis origin. ''Gen. Dodge, of Wis
consin,r said Mr.. stephens, told me that dur
ing the war of i-I2. he was taken prisoner with
number Of others, and the Indians were TAX
ing them ont two or three hundred miles The
Indians made the prisoners carry the cooking
and camp utensils The second night he got a
little tired of it, and stopped and threw doxu
his burden and said MIR Indian. from this
time our very man has got TO tote his own skill
let
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

To FRY BEEFsTEAK.-Have the frying pan
very hot; do not grease il: take a porterhous-
steak: do not pound it, az that let's the Juice
escape; place in the frying. pan, LET il remain
until SCARED, turn quickly, allowing the other
sid" Ia become SCARED; repeat several times;
when dane, place the steak upon a hot platter;
salt and pepper; put OVERT small Jumps of butteer
Serve immediately. Few can tell il from broil
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

CHRISTMAS Plum PCDDING.-Stonc on. penud
and half of raisins, wash, pick and dry one-halt
pound Of currants, mince line three quarters of
a pound of suef. cut into thin slices one-half
pound Of mixed peel (orange and lemon), and
gratefi n. three quarters of a pound of bread
crumbs. When all these dry ingredientsare pre-
pared, mix them well together, then moisten
the mixture with eight eggs well beaten, and
one wine glass of brandy: stir well, that every
thing may be thoroughly blended, and press the
Pudding into a buttered monld; tie it down
tightly with fiourrd cloth, and boil six hours
On Christmas day a sprig Of holly is usually
placed in the middle of the pudding, and about
!: wincgIass Of brandy poured round it. which,
at the moment Of serving, is lighted, and the
pudding thus brought to the table encircled in
flames
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

WAY down IN Maine, they say that the other
day General Neal Dow, whilr walking along the
street in Portland, stumbled and fell over a
misplaced plank in the sidewalk A friend
'Frang Ia his side, aided him To rise, and then
ramalke'', in 4 scTio-cu tone: GENERAL
wish there was not another drnp of liouor in
the world. hut they don't say shat Bows re-
PLY was
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

HAM.-To boil ham, scrape and wash care
fllly in plenty Of cold water. Put it To cook in
boiling wafer enough to cover it entirely, hook
end up; let it remain on the front of the stove
till the ham begins to boil, then put it hack, and
let il simmer for three hours. Take it off the
firr. ard let the ham remain in the water it is
boiled in till COOL enough to handle; then skin it,
and put in II baking pan and sprinkle abont
three ounces Of brown sugar; run your pan
in a hot oven, and let il remain for half an hour,
or until the sugar has formed n brown crust.
This not only improves the favor, but preserves
the iuicrS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

PARADISE PUDpING.-Pare core and mncc
three apples into small pieces, and mix them
with one-qGarter of pound of bread crumbs,
three Eggs. three ounc-s of sugar. three ounces
of cuTrants, III" rind of one half lemon. one-half
wiuesasS If brandy. salt and grated nutmeg to
TASTE Pit the pudding in buttered mould
and tic il down with cloth, boil for two hours,
and -eENr with sweet SINCE.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

FROG fell into pail of milk IN a Connect.
cut town, one night recently, and in the morn
ing was found sitting upon roll of fresh but
ter. 4 local paper says ''that the sole explana-
ton - that, in trying TO eXtricate himself he
had by dIligent and continuous strokes of his
long legs churned the milk into butter II
Geo.es Washington were the editor of thar na-
per, no snrh islsident would have oecnrrrd
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

GATHERED waists are very much worn" II
the men would gather the waists carefully and
hot squeeze "a like the hlazes, they would not
he worn 80 much. Some men z" to work gath.
rIing waist Just as they would go TO work
washing sheep. or raking and binding. They
ought TO gather waist though il was eggs
done up in fuunei-slsPcd brown paper AZ a
gToceTy.-Md SIM
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

NoIHISG is ever los, 10y taking mains in small
Ihi:fgs- The butcher VII" rolls up your purch.
.'s' fnta a great clumsy bundle. you never can
respect; bat your heart yearns toward him who
>ays, .l"H would like Ia have me trim this,
>ir following mp the query by removing two
pounds Of bone and fnRr pounds Of flesh from
the seven pounds of meat which had cost Won
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
THE GRAVE IN THE HEART

Ther,- il in every beari grave.
4 secret. holy -pai
Fillrd with the msEBrs Of on.
The husy world knows moi.
Low down aud dsepiy du. il lie-
This cherished grave unseen,
And years OF blishting care that pass.
MAXI not this grave less green.
With jealous care We keep il fresh,
Through weary. wintry years,
And when the world believes u gav,
We water il with tears
Not for one cause alike W. do
These sscr'-t ssrruws bear:
Perhaps snme mourn living drsih.
But It'll 4 grave i there.
We deem the Ert = wAnian one,
Ups the grave To TRIAD
We pass in --lsnt reverence
The rrstin- Of the dead.
Then. on this s.rret hidden spot
Let rs nut pft-- t.o near.
Remembering that Ia every heart
Its secret grave Is dear.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

CELERY SoUP.-Boil small cup Of rice in
fhr-r pints of milk until it will pass through a
sieve. Crate the white part Of three heads of
celery on n bread CRATER: add this To the milk af
ter it has been strained: put TO it a quart of
s;IOEg veal stock: let il boil till the celery is
very tender. Season with salt and ceyenne pep
per and serve.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

ENGLISH PoUSp CAkE.-One pound Of butter,
one pound of sugar. one of -four, twelve eggs,
pound of rsisins, three pounds of currants,
half a pound If citrun. half pound of almonds,
a gill of brandy. Bake like Palmetto cake.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

SCET PUDDING.-One emp sugar, one cup suet
rh'p' Ell fine, cup sweet milk. one teaspoon
fnl $. dz pinch Of salt, iw" eggs well beaten. n
t-a=nP uf raisins any kind Of fruit, thr-e cnps
OF fionT added last. Steam one bonr. Serve with
.ance; vi hOnt sance the pndding is good.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

lscdt 1 Vhe - AMI glass ones substituted
The >hrili
Poltypod's -
sheer drsPcrai. truly happy, my dear said
.'Ahrm, | 81 another, YOU " i'll hsy.
Hungry Bdt'-n your husband comes
some d0HghHUts or
mush. Let the GET s"muIle other, YEARLY.
.So-no-I amt hunsrnoSe =
mats. Its the cul:c-l n
the unfortunate man fled NILS OF life have
possible, leaving his landady en- you SIRE il
wondering if he really had t&<pectable, {"
last. For never hesr,i him cons a chan
pepsy BEFORE she commented, --r that
head.
Mr.. Pollypod reached the room,
bordering on distraction. now
i >5onler if She suspects anything ':ho-
tered. she locked 81 queer. supsan-
should sunne mp to bring me the dough-c,
ter ALL And the poor man's hair aimG,,.
on cpd with terror. But gradually hi
subsidized. a. no high heels were heard cl
nm the stairs: and so he once more gave !
tention to the baby.
IL had dropped asleep ROW, with one 81
list crammed into its rosy mouth; and
how. in spite Of the trouble it had cause,
MIR. Pollypod caught himself half wishing
the little stranger hriongr,i TO him.
In the meantime Mr.. Flint had STATE,
self hefuTe the tire, to give her feet good
inv r
Il wanted to speak I" Mr.. Pnilyp0'
10 night" she solilnquizrd: ''huI
uncommon GUAR, clean t"rgr"l,> S"n
it'll do jest well to-Tnnrrov ~ Nilu VA"
OF my mind. fur kind y Sci'inS mar,
agaiu' to marry Deacon Bell "''''' ana
He'll hrv trauh!r 4 .itIIs !
ssrter Thought Mr.. Pollypnd h., 49,.
erin after me himself: and | NY va"
pris,,,l if lie shonld pop the question =
ike the Deacon did tonight a ooaitc
frsri nleeiin'. So better tell ii!n at al
might tuok him. if he'd asked mr
shaugh since DEACON BrIiprPpcr's l,rru
! this way, its different; far he's a profess
a siisi,ly ehurrh-gorr. and Mr. PoilyPod
marcy an Us. il thers aia't rap ON tn
Wiie Hin he q COMMUNIST tins time q nisht
= NJ n her tnrl;, Ar,s. Flint tos1k up the
-hs.ngh tiN .s.ll. aud eIsrn-d IN
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

BKEEsTEAK WuH ToNAyo SAUcE.-Take q
dozen ripe tomaSoes, skin and scald them, (ean-
ned tomatoes may he ased): put them in . sauce
pan with half a pint Of good gravy; season
with salt and pepper. and put them 10 stew for
an hear. When the steak is nicely broied, send
il 10 table with the sancr in q fnrr-n.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

DR. GARDINER of England, says he gives half
a grain Of Extract of Belladona every three or
fnnr hours. in scarlet fever, or according Ia the
d-hilty of the patient. and without delirium;
and the diet TO lee bread and milk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

A NEBRASKA woman, after takiu. SNUFF the
other day, sheezed 81 hard that she dislocatsd
her jaw. and WAS obliged to sit speechless for
long time, with her mouth open. till medical
aid could be summoned. And yet there are
some fanatics Nho claim that tobacco is rs r,r,at
an evil rs Nhiskey.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

NJ was sleeping peacefully in his seat in a
train on the Maine Central Railroad, one even
. ing last week, when the conductor came along
. and asked for his ticket. He was sleeping
sonndiy as well as peacefully, for he didn't
awake until the conductor had poked lantern
into his face, and punched him several times in
the ribs. Then he started up with a wild look
IL his eyes, put something into the conductor
hand, protesting that il was all he had.
Il can't take these for your fare" said The
''ondurior, displaying two gold rings which the
.engcr handed him.
Oh, beg your pardon; yon must really ex-
Il me, but Thought you were a train rob
pod said the passenger
fronf-subsequeutly explained to those about
yea, that he had made his preparations for
tlrstern trip, and must have been dreaming of
orlgeTs To cGme. when the conductor aroused
ain.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

Az English scientist says that rain water
tanks made of east iroa plates and whitewashed
iilsi,Es prrs-rs- the purity and sparkle Of the
wrfrr
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
THE BETTER LAND

Iknsr Do, whrr- that city LIT.
Its jasper walls in air.
I knsu nj xb-rr the glo-y beans.
30 narv-loGsly fair.
I ezansf s.-r the waving hznd-
Upsn that farther shar-,
] canned hear the rsptGr~as sang
Of dear ou-- scne before
Bnr iiramesl ard iisaded earthly sye..
Washed rl-ar by osag;ri;e tears
SsBrtia'-- catch siiaIps-- sf The lieif
frsm the et.-rnai yrsr--
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

III, says a willy philauthropist, "yeu threw
Pound Of bread To the poor. the Lord viii
throw pound Of butter into your Ian. 10 make
what You have lrff m"r- pziatabIr.-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

ANcHovY SAUcE.-Make a drawn batter sau, e
znd add To- il tus OF three teaspoonfuis OF au-
choyy paste When il ihickens remove it from
the tre: You may add lemon juice if you like it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
Der Benal Code

'sFood you dempt me to COMMIT a CRIME fol
dfdeen ceats-or for den cents, mitout pay
rum y the German barber near the Cooper In.
stitute asked of the reporter, last Sunday morn
ing. SWELL, my boverdy bodders me more Il.
my honesty. ! will do it, but l cannot drusi
yoH not to inyorm agansd me-pecause il is der
rule py der shop not 10 drust.
HSow, my yrend, fine barber added, having
b0lfed the door and begun to lather the report
ers faee, "yOu vas porn by America, und peer
an Amerigan citizen. We oughder veel proud
Of dot. Here We pc init der door polted und par
red, nit der vinder blinds trawn town, und init
der gas purning Py der daylight. Der achenI
keep der resi- der beeple from Working is shpy
ing at ter door. Der boleesmen are rushing del
sdreesis along init parbers, krocers, und putch.
eIs py der nape der neck, und viii dem all lock
up Ply der chails Der leedle newspoys peer
frightened sud of der lifes. IND here We are
-Sremplipg like bickbockets vor wear We peen ar
,estet. Now led us dry dot POotivHl hymn t'
Ssme,nber:
Ny cOHndry. dis uf dee
Sweet liant uf Bperty
: 81 can get nutshell insite der whole ding.
iter.y- Veil, poem in wafer uf larker beer; veI
hat NfeT You heer Of larker peer doing such dam
ltches vot der water in der Rhine Rff.r don,
last week in EurOpc'
Der parper der negst shair py, vch is dol
f'eller yot crazy ehokes got we're ouyhder pe-I
prsins be got himzelluf off Won vunny dings
Re trearuee he tied, he sayt, ind vent to heffen
und shtanding der gate aronnt vos big growd
OF beeple. Some of dem his yrends been Der
comes st. Peder oud. So hellnp me erasmus
lie hat sayt Wy how dOes7 Here comes IF
fiery tay harty Of New Workers neif.r hat
some New Workers seen peforc.
81 will choost dell you apOut dot Won of dem
ieileTs hat sayt; We used to pc like der rest DEF
World, but now We got To gone here py der law
"Py shinminy hooky, dot parber WOOL ot
himself makes mil zneh a chnkes ike dot
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

Pianf blr~-tnzs and bl-s-ia-s viii hlaan
PizEs hate. afri hate =ils grow;
Yea can -ss t.-day-ta-nsnrrpw shali bring
The hlos-onl that proves What "a; Il . fhia.<
J. fh. srrd--h~ -.ed fhzr yau -r--
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

A HONE MADE GIFr.-A holiday gift of pref
~ table is one that would be appreciated by al
most anybody, and a very pretty and even eie-
giant one may be made at no great expense.
Have made at a carpenter shop n stand with a
square top and with four small straight legs;
cover the top and legs with royal blne velvet OF
velveteen; around the stand put sort of val
anee or lanbrequin. from eight to ten inches
deep. aud If skilled in the neodlework of the day,
work at intervals of FIVE OF six inches, rose or
had, with slight stems and few leaves, in the
lovely ribbon emhrnidery which makes so hand
some an adornment, and does not require 50
much time and material as many other kinds of
embroidery. If you choose to have low shelf
on the table, thar may be covered with the vel
vet. Int need not he decorated. A sofa pillow to
match this tahla Is very effective. A square Of
the rnyal blur velvet, with bunch of roses and
buds earelrs~iy laid on. is all that is required,
elnd the cushion is handsome if lined with satin,
and needs cord other finish at the edges.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
Ny oouhslry. dis uf dee.
Sreef iarf nj us,~rfw
Trying a Boy.

After boot-black had polished the boots Of a
gentleman who was rambling around the City
Hail II was discovered that the man had moth.
ing less than dollar bill and the boy no more
than fifteen cents
81 suppose you can get this changed :" sug
gested the man.
"0h, yes"
And you can find me when you come back 2
Yes"
but if place this dollar in your hands. will
II not be temptation TO You 10 cut sticksfr
81 wouldn't steal no such sum as that" con.
temptnously replied the boy; .but for fear
niSht git a telegram and be called ont of town
hurry, guess you'd better go along"
My son, think can trust you. Go on youI
ay | was never deceived in a boy yet
The boy started down Griswold Street, and
did not return. Tbs man did not wait, howev.
~ 1t w9sa busted cznSaiau> hank bill.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

ALL the rats in the sewers If Vienna have
bern ,.c<ir'yrd 10y means If green vitrol.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

RABBIT PIr.-Cut up the rabbit, remove the
a few slices of ham. few forcemeat balls, and
three hard boiled egs, by turns in layers, and
season each with pepper, salt two blades Of
pnnnhrd mace, and one-half teaspoonful of graf
ed nutmeg. P0ur in about one-haif pint water,
for about one hour and a half. When done
pour in at the top, through the hole in the mid
die of the crust, a little good gravy, which may
be made of the breast and leg bones of the rab-
bit and two or three shank bones favored with
onion, herbs and spices. Rabbits which are in
the best condition in midwinter. may be fricas-
seed like chicken in white or brown sauce. To
rnast, stnif with a dressing made of bread
crumbs. chopped salt pork. thyme, onion, and
pepper and salt; sew up, rub with a little butter
nr pin an it few slices of salt pork, add little
water in the pan, and haste often. Serve with
mashed POTATOES aud currant jelly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
C0H0UER0R
OF ALL kIpEET DISEASES.

Il had suffered twenty years with disease of the
kidneys before using Hunt E.nady two DAYS was
lieved and am well JOSHUA TCTHlLL-
MY physicians fhn1rht that l parayErd one
side. was terribly afflicted with rheumatism from sds
TO leo was cured by Huns Rsins7iv
STEPHEN q. MASON.
MY dacto. pronounced Bii.ht'- Disease, and
told me that could live only fnrtvrght hours. then
took Hunts Remedy, aud was speedily cIrrd
N. GODDSpEED.
Having suffered twenty years with kidney disease. and
employed various phy >i'on- xitbyut brin relieved was
then cured by Hunts Remedy
Il have been CRAFTY benefited by the of Hunts
Remedy For diseases OF the ktln"yS anil urinary
there is nothing superior \ D. NlChERsDN-
II testif the virtue Of Hunts Rrry in kidney
diseases from actual trial haring h.rn much brnrhtted
thereby. REV T. e. taylor
Il unable from bed fruE attack nf kidney
disease. The doctors eoIi not rleve finally
completely cured by using Hunts R,nrdly.
FRANK T. DICKSON.
Il have suffered extremely with kidney disease; after
using Hunts Remedy two days, enabled 10 r.sume
busnrs-. GEO. +. CLARK.
Il sold in years Ga len thirtvthT'c Thousand one
hundred ard twenty bottles of Hunts Eemsiy IL il a
valuable medicine for kidney di'eas-S -
One trial will convince you. Fer sale by all
Drug gi-s.. Send for Pamphlr; II
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, r. J..
Prizes. II ceni- and SI..5.
JuHe - Ise2-ly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

IT is said so be the fashion this year, 10 make
itofS CHRISTMAS presents of diamond shirt
<H u i'rettiest designs come as low As
theIs ~ the convenience of pawnbrukrrs
''Salef 7Te set as 20 lie easily taken
pod Tho - and glass ones substituted.
Tac >hrill
IL i
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

EVERY m.s has his gift. and the too I. %. to
him that ess u.s. ti-na
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

RIBBONS OF any kind sLoild be washed in cold
snsp susl~ ntd uas rius-s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-26

The Enterprise takes Attor-
ney-General Davenport elect, to
task for allowing Farmer Peel
to pull his whiskers. In the
palmy days of Peel in Virginia
City there were hundreds of
men not destitute Of personal
courage who, had Peel pulled
their whiskers, would have
studied the matter over several
days before venturing to make
any fuss about it. Men who
took exceptions to Peel gen
orally landed in the Coroner's
hands in about ten minutes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-26
WHETELAW REID.

During the past year White
law Reid, Of the New York
Tribune, has been gradually en-
larging his head until he begins
to wonder why a special election
is not called to make him Pres
ident of the United States. He
has assumed to NEEDLE with the
affairs of the Government and
has begun to talk upon matters
of public policy in a dictatorial
style which is good deal more
amusing than any of the wild
pronunciamentes in George
Francis Trains palmy days of his
lunacy. There was method in
Trains madness, but there Is
none in Reid's. With his long
hair and velvet coat he is not
the Richelieu of the admins
tration, but the Kings jester
jingling his little bells in the
Tribune every morning and
rafting his Jay Gould collar to
attract attention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-26
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE..
THE UNDERsrGSED COM

THE UNDERMINED COM
/ mittee were elected by the San
Francisco Stock Exchange, on the 22d
instant, to Investigate the condition
and management OF mines listed on
the Board.
All persons in sym pathy with this
movement and possessing Information
which may assist the Committee in its
labors, are requested to communicate
with them, either in person or by letter,
confidentially or otherwise. Address
NJ, J. MCDONALD, Chairman,
Stock Exchange, Pine street, San Fran
cisco.
MARCUS P HALL,
X. F. ROGERS,
COLL DEANE.
J. NJ. CONVEY,
no26-1w NJ. J. MCDONALD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-26
THE GRAVE OF SHELLEY

Like turat- ont torches by sick mans bed
Gaun, cvpress-trees stand round the sun
bleached stone;
Here doth the little night-owl make her
throne,
And the slight lizard shows his jeweled head,
And, where the chalced poppies fame to red,
In the still chamber of yOn pyramid
Surely some World Sphinx turks darkly
hid,
Grim warder Of this plesaunce Of the dead.
All! sweet indeed to rest within the womb
OF Earth, great mother Of eternal sleep,
But sweeter far for thee restless tomb
In the blue cavern of an echoing deep,
Or where the tall ships founder in the gloom
Against the rocks of SOME wave shattered
steep.
Oscar Wide
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-26

The remains of John Howard
Payne, author Of L" Home, Sweet
Home, are to be brought from
Tunis to America. We would
like to see the moving remains
of the man who wrote Grand
fathers Clock"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-26

We apprehend that Mr..
Powning's announcement in his
Joannalthat he proposes to move
the State Prison to Reno is not
a matter worthy of serious con-
sideration. Mr.. PoWning is
simply trying to be facetious.