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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-10-19

touched and chastened all that was
lovable and womanly in her nature.
She was no longer girl--she was a
tender, thoughtful woman.
You have saved my life" said
Jack, his eyes filling with tears,
"No, no. Your strength has
triumphed. l have done what little |
could. On, you were SO terribly hurt"
And here her eyes filled and her bosom
heaved as she took his hand and gently
pushed the brown curling locks away
from bis forehead.
Jack had never felt SO happy before
in his life, despite the solemn character
of the conversation.
81 can never repay you, Abbie. Pm
only sorry for that. But if l dared
hope"
Perhaps you can, jack" she re
piled, with the sweetest and most con-
tiding smile. 81 found something in
your inner vest pocket which has paid
me already" And she took from a
blood-stained envelop the little red
mitten.
"Then you knew by tina token that
| had loved--at least, had never forgot
ten you" said Jack, little confused.
Yes; and il my woman's sense had
not told me, your talk in delirium would
have proved it,"
Jack mentally thanked heaven that
he had been crazy.
"But, Jack, why didn't you answer
my letter? 1t was cruel of you"
"Your letter."
eyes; the one l sent by post to ap-
praise you Of my present. Mr.. Staple
took it to the Office"
"And | never received it. Do you
suppose the fellow was mean enough"
mo, dear Jack, don't get excited.
Let US suppose nothing ALPS well
that ends WE'LL"
The little red mitten is treasured
relic in the Horton family, and it has
been wondering question to several
cherubs that gladden. the household
why mamma has never knit Mate
for it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-10-19
A Hard Lot.
CITY OFFICIALS INDICTED.

HUNTERS POINT, L. l., Oct. 13.--The
grand jury adjourned this afternoon
until the 23d inst. A batch of indict-
ments were handed in, including three
against Mayor Defevoise. One charges
entertainments of city funds, another
malfeasance in Office, q third removing
police commissioner for enforcing the
law against pool sellers. Indictments
are alss found against ex-Judge
Busted Police Justice Delahanty,
Coroner Robinson and Policeman
Distal, for conspiracy 10 obstruct
Anthony Comstock in the execution
of warrants against pool sellers. Judge
Delanty is also charged with issuing an
Illegal order of arrest against Com
stock, aud Destal is charged with max
ing illegal arrests. Indictments we're
also found against large number. OF
pool sellers. The grand jury passed
vote of thanks to Comsteck. Major
Debevoise's bail is fixed at $40, 600.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-10-19

The Nativity.

Where art thou lingering, earth-enbracns
wire.
Men say that Mt swart Mammons cal, thou
Swifter than thought, with thy Promethcnn fire
Around the world TO play winged Mercury 8
part:
'Twixt dawn and sunset oft times half score
OF messages from batteries hot take,
But not limo from silent BE- .timore
Thou bringest me to-day my thirst TO slase
Thou hast no pity in thine iron heart
Within dark ened room lies one love.
Ten tires within tho hour my pulse viii start,
But thou art silent as the stars above.
But no come hither lad. What dost thou say?-
message from my vne-crowned Enderoy2-
Now ali my fears, like bats, have flown away,
And noonude brightness everywhere see.
The sweet May-fiowcr Eizabeth-first bride
or Enderby, iovc-crowned-hathj Just become
A mother, gliding as the angels glide
From out the stiffness OF II curtsined room,
Up to the highest pinnacle of joy.
Out of thick darkness into glory bore
Thrilling with rapture that hath no alloy,
And beautiful us opaltinted morn.
OF loves omnipotent, creative power
The past, the present, and all future time
Exist this iTnpcrishable hour.
The rise and fall OF empires, and the doom
OF ungenerate souls by false lights led,
Are softly whispered In thy chanbsred gloom
Whence heroes spring, by angels heraided.
Beat, drums blow, buglcsl brazen cymbals,
eoundi
Ye vertinnt fields, broad rivers, waving trees,
And many tinted flowers glory crowned,
Fling all your banners to the bamy breeze!
Lift up your heads and clap your hands, Oh
noodsi
Dance, sunbeams, dance, above tho ripcning
cornl
Rejoice, Oh birds and crimson-penciod buds -
"A man child unto us this day Ia born.
Charles Reese, In Our Continent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-10-19

The Golden RUE, answering queS-
ton of correspondent who wishes to
know if there is poison in tin ware,
SAYS:
Since authorizations are the order of
tAe day, it would be strange if the
more unprincipled should not emp 10y
the cheapest materials to meet the de-
mand for low priced goods with but
little regard to the results upon pablo
health. 1t is human nature 30 TO do,
and manufacturers are like the rest Of
mankind in this regard. They cannot
be induced to put twice its value into
any article made, or to have cheap
goods as valuable as standard wares. IT.,
therefore, "cheap tins" etc, are bought,
it is more than probable that peor,
cheap materials will be used in the
manufacture, though poison. If pure
tin is worth ten times as much as a.rse-
ale, and the latter article can be 'nb-
otituted for it in part, it will be dof -
if it is safe to do $3.50 long as there
is demand for "cheap" wares. *
it is known that this is true, md that
such may be used for SONS purposes
with comparative safety. No intelli-
gent and prudent housekeeper, how
ever, will ever use such for cooking
fruits or any article containing vinegar,
the acids of fruits and the like, since
acids corrode them, producing viru-
lent poisons. Such will not make their
pickles in brass or copper wares
though they may secure deep green
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-10-19
FLASHES OF WIT.

Man is like a glass of beer. Blowing
the top of his head off to settle him.
An exchange fiend who loafs around
the editorial sanctum is the wrong man
in the right place.
"Silence that dreadful BELLE" said
Spicer in the beauty of the hotel yowl-
ed an operate air in the parlor.
The way to make most of the ten
cent cigars is to put six-cent paper
band around a four-cent weed.
Hanlon is not engaged in mining op-
erations, Notwithstanding he has made
80 much money out of his oar.
A Colorado man who rode $50 miles
ON a mule to Stay mau who had SLAM
dered him, sold out his claims for re-
venge for $50 and a new hat.
This morning the moke hung heav-
lily on the moisture laden air. Curious
place to hang a "moke." Out west
they use telegraph pole.
An exchange contains an article on
young Women Who Die Early"
This frequently occurs; but the class of
old women who die early are very few
indeed.
The st. Lonis Schwabenunterstutz-
ungsverein had 4 picnic recently, and
the test of sobriety at its close was the
ability to pronounce its name without
suffering.
Eyes" said Brown, "poor Johnsbury
is sinking fast? His mind is fast leav-
ing him." Nothing very charming, is
it," remarked Fogg, "that man should
free his mind?"
DR.. Bliss says in his statement that
more than half his patients left when
he took charge of the presidents case,
and never came back to him. HIM;
ha; very possible; very likely.
When a treasury'clerk on salary of
twelve hundred year failed to die last
month as the doctor predicted, he Sc
cured the undying enmity of seventy
two applicants for his position.
A Michigan paper says: BEARS are
going to be thicker than grasshoppers
in the woods this wiuter" Dare say.
Urasshoppers don't absolutely infest
the Michigan woods during winter
time.
Better left unsaid: onooken with a
knowing look through his sye-glass) -
Il say, Doodle, who's that uncommon,
snowy looking woman your friend
Scamperdow's always about with?'
Boodle-"His wife-and-my sister.
Matt Morgan, the caricaturist, has
become tired Of exaggerating every
thing and has resolved to confne him.
self to the strict truth hereafter. He
has moved to Cincinnati, and will draw
pictures for circus bills at 5000 week.
He continually played on the horn,
Sweet Maiden, Hear my Prayer" The
maiden next door sent word, with her
compliments" that she had heard
his prayer, and that she would pay a
months board for him ain advance"
if he would move to another part OF
the town.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-10-19

market Inferior fruit will bring all it is
worth when sold by itself, when mixed
with good fruit it often condemns the
whole to the price of the inferior.-Nep
En0Ldnd Farmer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-10-19

smile before. and felt she was only
mocking him. So with solemn good
eight he buttoned his coat close TO his
chin, and with his hands resoluteiy
thrust into his pockets, turned home
ward, resolved to waste no more time
with skating girls, who judged young
men by the dexterity they exhibited IN
handling their heels.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19

Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shilnh's Cure is
he remedy for you. For sale at Thax-
ter's.
Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite, dizzi-
ness and all symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. For
sale at ThaXter's.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale at
Thaxter's.
: That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by ShiIoh's Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale ut Thaxter's.
For lame hack, side or chest use
Porous Plaster. Price, % cts.
For sale st Thaxter's.
Group, whooping cough and bronchi
tbs Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. For sale at Thaxter's.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price. 80 cents. Nasal In
ector free. For sale at Thaxter's.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
,'ure is sold by us on guarantee. It
'ures consU NJ ntion. For sale at Thax-
er's
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19
Big Shake-Cps.

M. Lemarchand, French writer
sends to the press a circular warning
the public in all earthquake districts OF
probable perturhations of the earth'S
crust on or about June I, 1882. These
seismi: troubles, he anticipates, will be
due from cOsmic causes and not from
the unaided forces of upheaval in the
terrestrial depths. His forecast Of tn
date is based on an alleged observed
cycle, measured by number Of lu-
nations, at the completion of which
great commissions of the earth. surface
occur, as in the year 70 Of our epoch,
m rked by great eruption of Vesuvius
and like unexpected disturbances over
different parts Of the globe. In cOnfir-
nation of the calculations by which he
concludes there will be unusual seismic
commotion in June next, he cites
forewarning, made upon the same
cynit al date of the eruption Of Vesuvius
and Etna in 1878 and 1879. The at
tempt has long been made to explain
terrestrial Disturbances by cosmical in
fluences, and especially by the moons
action on cur planet. 1t appears beyond
doubt that the moon, as Herschel says,
"acts magn eticaily on the earth's mag
netism, producing periodical fiuctua-
tions in the latter to an extremely
large degree 1t has also been pretty
clearly shown by seismoIogists that
earthquakes are more frequent when
the moon is at perigree and at the time
Of new and full moon-a fact which led |
Anstead to suggest that the influence of |
currents of earth magnetism, if they |
do not produce earthquakes, "deter-
mine the date of their occurrence" If
the moon can thus occasion fluctuations
it is not unreasonable to suppose that
the aggregate influence of the planets
may be, under certain conditions of the
elastic crust Of the globe, a potent agent
Of disturbance. But we are far from
having yet learned the cyclical changes
the maxima and minama-of these
cosmical forces. NJ. Lemarchand is
monitor Of dire disturbances
and if he makes a "hit" this time his
views will secure a more attentive
hearing in future than they are likely
10 gain from his present circular. AS
there may be more in his philosophy ,
than people living in volcanic districts c
dream, they will see nothing by keep {
ing good lookout for the results of :
'cosmic accidents" in June.-Neau York r
Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19
REGISTRATION NOTICE.


\OEaCE H. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Inc COOKS Tor registration OF voters for the
Munlclpal Election of Carson City, to take place
on the 1rst Monday OF May MAY y, will be open
at the office of the Justice of the Peace in Carson
CIty, untll O'Clock =. ". on the TWENTIETH
persons legally qualified TO register can do 50
subject however, to the same qualifications as in
registrations for state and county elections
w. NJ. CARY, Registry AGENT
Carson City..Nevada, April s, A D. 1882
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19

The Anti-Chinese Convention to be
he'd in San Francisco on the cath inst,
will be attended by representatives
from all portions of the coast. The
Miners and Mechanics Unions of
Storey county have already chosen del
egates to represent them. The result
Of the Convention Will undoubtedly
meet with the approval of the
citizens of this city, whether
they are represented directly in the
Convention or not. The object in view
will hardly be lost sight of whatever the
methods may be for its attainment. Our
columns are open to any public move
ment looking to a representation of
Carson in the Convention, providing it
comes from a responsible source. 1t
must not hail from an apologist OF Ar
thurs veto message.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19

The Stalwart leader of the Crank
party does not take kindly to the set
ting down on he received last Saturday
at the primary election. Like jump
ing jack he persists in popping up and
down at the slightest inclination.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19
M. a. DOWMEY
DEALER IN
New & Second Hand Furniture

Wi1L PAY CASH DOWN FOR NEW
or Secondhand Black Walnut cts, Marble
SETS, Chamber Sets, Carpets, rtoves. trockery-
ware, glassware, Tinware and all kinds of House
hoId Goods VIII sell the same on small Com
m isSion. I am also prepared to turn out first
class Upholstery and Cabinet work.
nS- Drapery Of all kinds on hand and at Lowest
iioeS' ms
HOUSES TO RENT have a few houses for
rental, which will let the most reasona Bile
~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19

Mr.. Longfe!low delighted to tell a
story Of enc Of his English visitors.
The gentleman made his appearance
without letters Of introduction, and alb
ruptly introduced himself after this
fashion "Is this Mr.. Longfellow ?
Well, sir. as you have no old ruins in
your country, thought l would call
and see YOU"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19

Pages Chinese bill passed the House
on Monday by a vote Of POI to 40. All
hail |!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19

81 UT RECEEVEDAL LARGE SELECTION
OF ladies' misses and hiiarrn'- slippers
and suns.n!s of I.l- Ia.e>t and fash.
i"nab'e say les. Ii ON the principal Eastern
III nEHaaetureS. u hic:i viii 1r >Olt as prices
10 Gefy cngakctitien. Esery body come
ana examine goods and judge for your
Also I have just rc!Etned from
San Francisco W here 4 pHrcE asrd . iar..-
and fine selection at snTI Francisco l,asi-
boots md shoes OF sh% fish. 81 quality. AIsa
inst received u la-.s' invoice Of tn. c-Ip-
brat ii 1iHr,'> fisIe Ereacf, lkiA EuftOnesi
<OnmOsk SENSE 8. Gel. Also - large s-i"c-
ion OF gents. boy ana; yOnfi,'s spring
hats of iE.e latest st, 4" and ii4I. ~ quality
AMI IL full IIn- of straw hats of the finest
quality. have ON hand "a large stock g.!
gents. boy-> aud you:s,'s clo9isis-s. and
furnishing sOGas. This !iE.~ l am closing
out. an! " i'll hc soils away. below whole
sale prizes.
Co:ae ANA examine Sss DIS and judge for
yourselves be fox. purchasing. is " here.
V'ry Truly Yours.
~. clltIc AN,
PROPR ETOR.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-19

AS the law rules that an oficehoder
shall hold office until his successor is
duly qualified, it is suggested, in order
to help out the delegates recently
elected to the City Convention, if I'M
able to find aspirants TO accept nomina-
tons for City Trustees, that they allow
the law to take its course.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
rho MCarInRn Lar ..r.....

Lydia Hawkins a cOlOrAd dsn.
was found by an officer ye,,,ri,v paa ~.'
ing lying on the pavement Il m \.
street, so drunk that 1t took tbr unil' II,
efforts Of tw 0 men to corv,y bar y t,I' \ \
hall. The Mayor imposed saDsSfsi n \
and costs.
An elderly man VIZ clsraei vI,I
drunkenness and nnGs and on,t'
The Mayor asked hiuil hs mi n
been before him a dayO tVO spoiSl
the same offence, vhaIs SuDvw.
"Yes, your honor | W1aUd | ud !
four dollars and this Is lAe eaus drupI|
but I've no more money nov sDi
guess I'll haVs to 90 TO JAIL"
James Lyons residing at FOuta
and Walnut street was charged II
violating q city ordinance BY lluEIr
bis goats to run at large TB4ai
testified that they had Wthd N
animals, and saw them % seven
evenings go into Lyons yAt; Nd ID
that there was a pen in The pEVa
they slept.
The man said that be didHa ON
goat in the world, and pOlVel
son who also denied ba'thg tla5yA
TO them. When question: h v
Mayor, he admitted that llF AA
and hArborei the gOsB II SVR 1
month. The Mayor sdjla hin
guilty but Suspended AlGa =
allow him an opportunity NHhd
them.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
RIenaanI PaEI.

Mr.. Peter Giuder and Mr. NV
Ginder decided ou a pleasant wa
celebrating the DemOcinc NcI
by giving a party at their lOaleO1 !,
Third street near MadipH NJ ~
G inder is a member Ofthe City bla
tive Committee and b cODseq%9
d very enthusiastic Democrat
thought Ofseveral waySCt c'lsoia il
the success of last TbuTSds! anall
ly hit upon the plan before HleHaa .lllll !.
Tie affair has not for SOCilNilV
pleasantuess been equaL6d Oi"
season.
The friends commenced
about Z 80 O'Clock, and at IIls y
q march was commenced ID
twenty five took pIrt, AIieI lAI
dancing was com renced anu ws.
until the close, with QUE otW
intermissions. About twelve v
the company adjourned hls
room, where a sight that W0-1
tho mouth Of al epicure Tam v
tho eyes. The table fairly g'oLs ..s
der the piles of drIicacies 1t gu, y.
After ample Justice bad "
the eatables, dancing was Ft'aS ~,
continued until an early puS
morning Everyone, on .i'a gsa
home we're loud il the Tr'l" !,
host and host 81. During W. W., ="
Miss Nellie BIeyer, presllS ~,
piano and won considerable S''
the excellence of u'r rendl'OD"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
LATER FROM
THE CORNERS.

At this time Of the year
gentlemen are looking after
their wardrobe for the winter,
and the query generally
heard is this, viz: "Where can
| get the bes, Overcoat and
Suit, one that will fit the best,
cut and made in the most
approved style, and at the
lowest price" We answer,
at Fourth and Market sts.,
Wilmington Clothing House,
because we have the stock to
select from,and if you want a
custom made garment our
facilities are superior to any
Of our competitors, and we
make as fine work as can be
done in any first class Tail
oring Department. If you
want a ready-m de garme:t
you have a much larger as
sortment than any other
clothing house to selecttrom.
snd goods made expressly
for US and not to be dupli-
Gated elsewhere, while our
prices are as low as usl ally
paid to the wholesale dealer,
because we get direct from
the manufacture rs, We mean
if large stock, superior quail,
and workmanship
low prices and our business
which is not to
sacrificed by ary misleading,
to do a larger trade during
this month than ever before.
We, therefore, invite our pa
irons, with their friends and
all others who have never
our Establishment, toI
come during this month ard
look at our Overcoats and
suits for men, boys and
children. We feel confident
we can please you and YOU
will be delighted to know you
can get as fine ,lothing as is
worn in Wilmington at a
lower price than elsewhere
at Fourth and Market st
Clothing House
Yours Truly,
JNO. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
N. B.-Please call to day.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
ADruuErD Mama rranE

A drunken man called at the Office
of the Diamond State rolling mill yes-
terday afternoon, and being unable to
state what he wanted, or give any in.
formation concerning himself was put
out, and the door fastened. He tried
to effect anentrance and finding the door
locked, climb bed up to the window and
mashed two panes of glass with bis
fist, cutting hand. face and wrist In .
fearful manner. This seemed to sober
him, and as he was bleeding quite
freely he was taken into the mill BY
some of the employees who succeeded
in stopping the fi,w of blood. They
bandaged up his wounds, and one OF
their number took him to bis boarding
house on East Fifth street. He said
that he was from New Hampshire, and
was very sorry for what he had done.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
Fin cat Harness In the City.

By far the most elaborate and finest
set Of harness ever seen in Wilmington
Is now hanging in the show window of
J. A. Conner's harness store No. Ess
Fourth street. The price is $500 and
the set was made for Col. Burgdof, of
Washington, d. G. The Colonel hap
pened TO see set of harness that Mr..
Conner made for another person, when
he Immediately wrote to Mr.. Conner,
requesting him to call on him at Wash
ington and receive an order. Mr.. Con
ner went to Washington and came back
with the order and the Oplendid set Of
English coach harness hanging in Mr..
Oonner's window, can yet be seen for
two or three days before it is sent to
its destination.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-17
Akad mIctiOh'

John f. Lowden, who n% m AN "A
ployed In the REPUBLlCAS, ',s,a
some time, died yeSterassy ,Ss ' H,
ness of one week win ,,.s sD' ,s,I n
fever. John wa, in bis lou nv ,,6
during the time that Le ii'.brl @
ONCE he was faithful IN INC u's ~ N
his duties, and ever anIlCe' ,ns i bstI
a greater knowledge Oh Wv uuSsahl 4
he bid fair to become q u' h."
and a frst-class workman, .,SitdI
has removed him, and nlS IN .vnpp
parents have the hesr'IT,SiT .hsi; s,is
of their friends in TINS -, 'u' .ots IN
tion. The fuperal will ,.I'ct Sn I'D
Sunday afternoon at = NV G1O I9OES
residence Of his parents, n NJ, ~ iDtpI
street. Tho remains TlII w."
the Riverview Cene'ery.