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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25
Card of Colonel Joseph Hodsson.

In the Mississippi Messenger of the Goth !
notice an editorial alluding to some reply
made by General Chalmers to the structures
OF the press upon his recent political course.
L have not seen General Chalmers's reply,
except SO far as it is quoted in the follow
ing paragraphs of the Messengers editorial
General Chalmers has appeared in print again,
this time in reply TO the Mobile Register and Au-
gusta Chronicle. He disposss of the Register by a
personal assailment of Colonel Hodgson in these
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25
Ratea of AdHeriIsinR.

First insertion, per square,. ......e 81 90
Subsequent insertion per square.-............. 80
light lines solid nonpareil maGes one square. and
twelve lines make one inch.
Local Notices twenty per line first fnser.
ton, fifteen cents per line per week.
wants etc. are ten cents per line first insertion,
and i've cents per line each subsequent insertion.
Death and Marriage Notices, Funeral Notices and
Obituaries, are charged at regular rates.
We will not accept any advertisement 10 follow
reading matter.
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REsoLUrIoNs pIscUssED.

Chairman Smith said the resolutions were
before the house, and those presenting them
cordially invited discussion.
Mr.. Ed Shaw desired 10 learn something
as to the provisions of the bill prepared for
the Legislature. He did not think the peo-
pie of Memphis were now able to pay TWEEN
ty-fye cents. [Applause.]
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25

EXTREMELY palstable, and sure cure
for all malarial diseases, is DR.. IIeslie's Qni-
nine Wine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25

In Memphis, at s. Mansfield & Co.'s drug
store, can be found that great English
malarial remedy, DR.. Leslie's Quinine Wine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25
SHOT HIMSELF.

Near Atoks, Upton county. on the 22d
instant, David Miller. ir., shot himself with
a pistol in his own hands, the ball entering
the center of his forehead. He had gone up
to his room, washed and dressed in his best
suit Of new clothes, tied handkerchief
around his neck and placed II down over mis-
shirt-bosom; he then closed himself in his
room and shot himself. He was twenty-five
or tEenty-three years old and had been in
bad health Consumption for several years.
PEG-LEG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25
General Hoe wheeler Bears Evidence TO
HodgsOn-s Zeal, Courage and Good Sol
diRFfE Conduct.

The following letter is from my old be-
loved commander, the bravest of the brave,
General Joseph Wheeler, who to day is fight
ing SO manfully for the people whom Chal-
mers has deserted:
WHEELER Ar Octobar o. 1871
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25

HER RVILLE.
A Runaway Match which the CemMu-
nifty ApSroves-sad Suicide.
Special Correspondence of the Appeal

Special Correspondence Of the Appeal
KERRvILLE, TENN, May give had
quite little rom ance in our vicinity day in
the shspe of walk-off or runaway match
between Mr.. Hickman Walker and Miss
Sallie NJ. Gregg. For sometime the parties
have been engaged, and would have been
married ere this but for the opposition of
Miss Grege's family. The other eide, ard
the community at large, think the match a
success for both bride and bridegroom, as
they both stan: as high as auy two in the
community. Mr.. Walker is z very promis-
ing young farmer-sober, industrious, and
will make good husband. Miss Gregg is one
OF the best of teachers; has been teaching the
public school in this district for four years, and
no one has given better satisfaction than she
has, and we predict that she viii give as great
as a beiter-haIf- Our people generally think
the reason why her people was opposed that
they will not get the benefit Of the salary or
money che has been bringing in 10 keep
those who are not 50 willing to work for a
living as she was, her big brothers espt cially.
She was on the lookout, Of couIse, aud when
her intended drove up to the gate at $50
o'clock, sharp, she threw an extra dress on
har avn, and HaIkad off
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25
A FOOLISH STORY.

"Only a few days since / was told that a
story is going the rounds that some time
ago, at Cleveland, grossly insulted a num-
Der of leading citizens who were polite
enough to offer to escort me to Cincinnati.
The story is very false and vicious, and many
others still worse might be mentioned. 1t is
impossible, however, to follow up and deny
these lying accusations"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25
MEMPHIS APPEAL

So Entered at the PosiOmce at Mem
nhls. Tenn. as SeeOnd.lIass maIrer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25

At the Greenlaw Operahouse, last night
some 500 representative citizens appeared il
response to the following call for a meeting
published in the journals of this city:
There will be meeting of the citizens of Mem
PMS, at the Greenlaw OperahOuse, at 7:30 O'Clock
on Monday night, January 81, ISL for the purpose
of considering the settlement of the old city deb
pending before the Legislature.
At the appointed hour Messrs. Josiah Pat.
terson, J. r. Goodwin and j. NJ. Goodbar ap-
peared on the stand. and were received with
applause. As they did so, Tom O'Sullivan's
Little Democrat" fired salutes on Second
street. in front of the building,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25
OBJECTS OF THE MEETING.

Mr.. Josiah Patterson stated the objects of
the meeting to consider the proposition made
by the people OF Memphis as to compromis-
ing with the bondholders. The proposition
was just and honorable, and he called the
meeting to order.
Mr.. P. NJ. Winters moved that General
w. j. Smith be made permanent chairman
of the meeting. The motion was put and
carried amid applause
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25
CHAIRMAN SELECTED.

General Smith, on appearing on the stand,
expressed his surprise at being called upon
to preside. because he saw before him many
gentlemen more able than he to preside. He
was not fully advised to the object of the
meeting. He came here to consider the best
manner of settling the debt of Memphis
He never owned bond, but he owned the
next best thing in Memphis-real estate
and that had deprecated. If that is not
worth more than twenty-five cents on the dol
lar than it was year ago, why should they
not consider the value OF the city debt?
Capital is a jealous master, and the question
with the bondholders is, "What is your real
came here not to speak, but to hear Others
speak. lApplause
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what Ex-senatOr COnkIing Has 10 Say
About IL.

1t is proper to say that Ex-senator Conk-
ling has noticed this publication and denies
all the material allegations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25

"Third-No bargain, corrupt or otherwise,
to which / was party, was ever made or
proposed in the whole course of the senate
rial controversy. l know of no fact giving
color to such allegation. If there be
such a fact it is unknown to me.
snow, you see, you have made me break my
habit to let pass in silence the numberless
falsehoods which have made me their target.
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The Marquis Of T.orr..

The Ogden J'1v' of the lth inst.
say.:
"'rh!s gcntlc,nan Will, his wife,
the Primers Louise, viii! pass through
O.;d. II sGnie a;ay during the pre-. eht
week. -! the ren,!c":an himself IN
exchange says:
Tie Marquis himself j. a jolly
:scoichm,an and u great hunter, and
he likes u Joke to". \ s!:o-t time
ago l,c get into Il train while rr!urn-
ing ;rO.n Il hunting trip The Illus
| t.iOu. sportsman had ',crn rns:a:ilIHE
| il pretty severely, and as he sank
into Il seat l~.sisic Il very aesthetic
y,.,.ns lady from lsnston h. .tr,ke'l "a
! im.grju,.,l an.l w*a, ,l,cv-heaten u trap
,,er as ever b,Oug:,t his la.ltries jn:H
! the cttlsn,ent.
"' Don't y.u find q to, utterly pas
si.,,,te sym: n,:.,thy with .stures most
in..arnaic A., ,,irati,n- among the sky
top. ing mountains '..d the dins
aisle, IT the h"riz.'N-t"u':'iins forests.
yuuuv ma, ~ said the disciple Of the
wi!I..wy Wilde.
"'Oh, ye~! ycs:' said the apparent
ackwnxiss,,an, and l am also IRE.
ulieutiv drawn into Hn exaItait:'n ol
RI nj s4,uifulu..>> aud h.asitic, inr:.s'-
! descent, infinite, abstract c'n!iguiiy
| when my horse stun,hlc- aud l have
10 ta,.k up IL win.i'ar.' q: 4 herd nj
nr,,a!.,. with .as:,. Old ii-nn l'f,"t-
dir. m;e a'.,.t the whv.'lho,i.c ut
| every jump
-: iuj.rlv said the young
! :-.,i",ir. n.,"., surprised. X !a'l ~"
j,:.;, the luw.r rl,>ss.s ever tcit like
that"
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from her eyes she turned toward the
judge and poured torrent If ahllse
upon him. The Judge apollo :izetl the
hest he could au.l walkesi away. liz
had gone over near his male friends.
who hal stOcd of for some distance
witnessing the circus business l'e-
tween the fat lady aud the Judge,
when another gentleman came up.
aud tapping the eminent juri~t Hn
the shoulder, said:
''Sir, you ,luck"l that lady over
there"
Yes, sir" said Judge ilawcs. II
did,"
"Is"t." said the vc"tIrn.rn. ".,o
you know her::'''
NO, indeed, / never saw her in
my life." responded Judge Hawcs.
''l)on't you think you assume Il
great deal IN catching hold OLA ls.|y
whom you never saw
ut never occurred tO l,ie that | had
committed an in,liscretion. ! saw the
other fellows duckiiig the girls. aA.l
I thought l would follow suit"
quickly spoke up the man whose ju-
iiria, erss,ihe had never been oiled.
sir" excite!!y sai,l the gentle
man. ''y"u owe that la,ly am a,olo-
sy."
II just als,'o.:ze.i 10 her." said til.
Judge. "l'nt she wouldn't accept it,"
''Thrn yO,i owe me an apology"
".All right" said tie jud -. 81!
most hnmlLiv ask the pardon vi I"tl,
you a,,.l your lady friend. hut ! am u
wcsterner and IN. hc hanged ii l
know anything about your saltwater
etiquette" saying which the party
brake ul.. all hands being apparently
satisfied WUxL;uvl.,u C.i....
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HCUSETOLC HINTS.

tu-,.:.:i i'i.. ..--Ti:r". eggs. ;..alen
we'll, twrti,ir,i~ .; II c:.::':.. ''ul, g: su-
ear, +: pin: "i sweet milk. flavor: add
- iiiii, butte: after i! is ;s"irvl int.
tie pats. rh;, makes t::" pies.
Tomato sauce. "A pint If canned
or evoked t":,:a."s>. " III one glove
of garlic AMI 81 small "ni": Slice! and
fried. two .,!asl:~ Of parsley. on" of
thyme. Il lay leaf. a Glove. .-ix pr!'-
,~.r-,urns and salt (" the ::>!e. Boil
ill relIre'. a!,nnt 0nc.t!,ir,'. then
n,:,sl, gently through u Ei., u'!an.ler,
lr:liM. the t0''ia:O sst,:> sud the
hcr!.s :rn;ai:: II. the straiE"r..riv" as
L -:.,;s.s' to red snapper.
l'ari. t':kc.--Onc pound %: i.uttcr.
one lnlnh q; pulvcviZc >!l"ar. one
poured "i w.''i-si:t;.l c,'rns'arrh.
whi,..; -: twelve eggs. the .":ks Of
eight eggs. Beat the yolk- Of the
twelve eggs :h"r'uyl.ly; add li." su.
gar an.; ..ra: we:'"Sa:,:: then add the
wr;l-:"a:cM ". i;..n! the c;::.S. tnfN
::.r rnrn- -,.r.!:. and lastly add the
melted butter gradually: h::! AL well
tc:e;l.:. i:..k,." ",.r l.unr.
l.".:, i'ri,:c:>--l'csr;, f;;.:,rs.
>cf.. 4 Will, rrra", and su::::r. are an
ryc..i!. ut Substitute for Pastry Il! din
;,er. Make :, !:;!,.r :,s fer ordinary
FILTERS ~ :w.~: nii.;. :i,""r "nt
luk;ny powder and i, y''n "h",." IL
adj nm9 Cr.s ~ :::":l pin; %; milk IL
will improve the '.;::i,. Feel an,!
nl.a::.: ~ u,:.nv ,.:ir:,..- as .::"u w!>i,
4, n,,. in--.i,. '::erv. III. ',..t-:. - the
ma. hos ~!:rias IN c.,.:,;u-. drop u:
s;o.:.iui:s into hot l*:I try ;t'
!nwn. and >rv"c w:i.M.
G',roanu; Pic. I'VE ,;.;,. >,:.,:c'
wl:at extra. :,:an,. in, '!:ii"isu- TO-
cn:;n:,f ,:;.~: can i,s s:,::,:, '.r i":!nW.
i;.- ;..".e l:i:.,'...:s: ':.a:c rnt
PIN: ~; fresh c;':''':n:!' ;,.i'" fine:
i":.: nl.,.':lacirr :i a ra'n'i "f s.i'te'
an! one -: sugar To: cr"aui.l:!:" ir";h:
aid a ,ur.;,!.r of ordinary sire f"l!
cfwir.. strongly .iave'..! with rcs'
water: stir ir IL: e."'canu:. and. Ia't'
IL. nut in TIE whi,'S n; five eggs
M:,:en ,n - ir",h. These pies should
l..' baked il deep :::;:icS. with thin
lower ",Ns'.
Prize cake.-.t delicate cake j.
. ra.:. ;.v !,.aiEr :iv, eggs v:.:: light;
Mc,. IL. whites and yniks s"":ratc!y,
AMI ;ft!" yoi:;s are 4 AL ln'nrv
>'rai! them. Beat three ci'r' cf ;.":''
.inr.,l sugar an,l one cu, q! latte: i
n a.:..a,n: add on" c,,r of sw;:: Eai'k
fruy cn,- of>ift,.l fear in w:'i'.h v.t
have mixed one u:,~!c"n:'u. aE'i
i,:.!f ri :.:;:n' ;.ov.!er a"l !!.. .i'.:' {
andthr :r,...i pee! OF "'. LEM"
nat the whites Of III" r;'.-- !" 'a-'
BIZ: in "A moderate oven j., "n'
large. rnuE,' s.,af. q; in ~" :rt:. E;.r
row :ins.
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-:I:':DAY SEfMOE:!!.

i::M vr.l excuse their tiM',,: hts,
good il."n ,ta.t t!;cin.
til" MT prof and JOY has more I"
a>;;y th:.n .:ai'lr III ii.
t..::.-. is ~. Ill ;,an',- ."n>i,!rrc''
q, ~, t,-..,,:,:,i ui i.:.I r,.ara'.tr.
il j. lini. r.n::!.,n to MAKE y vir-
,rrr; :."..~>i:v ih:,n - n.f~>>ity III
virtue.
Ti;i, -.,:.:..:S ni' lie ::.r :'.h shown
except IT, .E::a.i.. an'i :!h.n.s>.
Me-. n;' oar ':.i> "::u:n> ;,:" Ei"r"
>,.,..nrt::i,!c than ,i'r r,l,',.:sn:> Mour
;ri;.iii, .l".n l'am.
Tie proper WY !" r!'"k >lah!''r
j. ~ ,l.-l:-" l.: :,!irn!,': I" cErrtak"
ami :"ii!'c ii anil j: vii; H!;vun you.
(;Wi OF, y MAZE use Of t'r'>'' slc-
fer,s that ar. in "n. pert "I "'ir ri'ar-
actcr I" strengthen an,l perfect III ~
:n"ihrr.
Ones tr,.. -urrs may lw Pu; III II
strong i,ay. hut it L. III" tying Of its
mouth ::'a, Keeps them from falling
out,
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Another Battle.

,,>;.>, sept. a.-Thc News has
~...;vcd il,. f,il"wIny account Of to-
.I,y. fill, n! lta>s,-sin. ka<sas~in,
,...i, 4, ~. .tiirr Il 0'rink ti,i. morn.
:m, ne H,.i.al l.ancrr@ nI;ai Ssr,,itS
..,,,,.. on with the news that the enc
"y wc.. approaching in great for,...
n tie n"nl, -;,ie Of the railway
,,uk. The troops wrie ut Ui,c.. put
in MOTION. Firing commenced an
M,h -;,,.- 1T s..s ~ Oclln.k this MORN
ING and ..rniinu.rl with great pre-
.i.jc, until "orl.s.k, when the enc
mv rlirrl. l;y <rvrn o'rlmk the
.ri;.l,.r, ,lurI began. Arabi's troops
ofa!l AIMS are sire al over the entire.
rid.ran,i II mill. and a-l,aif up tile
i'm. \ train heavily armed has ap-
mar,.l rl.~e 10 where I stan.l. One
tl,.,,n!-r and ti," Knapp gums are
nla,rl. -.r!li:,. the cMt.Il,y's right.
Tn. re- re a'",mt I vtnty ) ln,unaler~ a
few hundred Va: ,ls elf play ing on the
.,,ur p,-ili"n. We lave the eslc:my's =
r,n.r exactly. and our shells burst
ri::hi over the cncmy's ranks. The
E.v,iian artillery have got our dis.
ta:,,r. very we'll. and their shells arp
,;rnr.in: steadily into our camp We
have EYr-r artillery extended als,m:,
a liE-a half mile in length on the
nnrli, >ii "l tie railway. They nre
firing rapidly, and ut present the
Ey, I;i MS ar. slowly retiring. u
tr TIL moment ~ t:ss,la!tis.s have.
m~url"l. E.i"i,r.s.si,ruts are just
c,.uirs un from s'ii.>n,i>. A kri,pl,
.un r:-~niy captured from Arat.i
sen, Il she'll nur!.; III front "f his
train. our imiami:y Is advancing
.nu lI.- enemy slow y rc,rratimy.
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De. ,,eratiou OF Star Reuters.

'ur..Go. S.;i. =. Saturdays
e.. : " .s..in.t"n special say:
,ir."r Nyl:c'> ri,arGe Wis d':iH
"ai::-. The d...e.,.i.n', inr tw" ami a
.l.:....a,r~. HrMk a,M! To'tcn tnu:ht
every incl, "f the way. w:'iIs. 'e
judge was giving his charge, seek 'h:
ioav:il them Gives W every is''1!"!-
r.!i.y thai |. gal m.l;,m. u c.'.'l" think
".. All" nri;,,:: rxr,,hi"lss ~ ii.t ~
ih- Judge rp!,;-..; their i.rHvris. l:"y
t"krxrvid;"rst t"tverytl,ing. inrin".
iny the citation trO Il the kcHi-'s!
Statutes. at" i....iins Lord l'a.sh' =
letter r:y:;i: for rlc,iri'ry. AhrE
excepted iu The Judges ~ ing* anu
still wAn'rl his reasons therefor. I"
his M.m,i"n of .iciici..i,c: in the AZ.
il";;n!:i"n. Facts III tire case ~
t''c rn,r from NrrniI!'i"n I"
S""ux Falls. ;.nu! {" ~" J!'i::''- 'n!er-
'nr, .ir,.ir.,i.,. which WAS !l'a! Nnn-
:',-ni'r l.", ;'irnty ofjn:'u"nse WIN
Er:!y II :i"M ruii:,. Mrr.. IL u" 'n-
'rc:-. or rNl" .i'..i. 'us nome when
iE'y ;,>nrI .tr economical sc: scr i.
litter exceptions hn.i been p'itd ~
'r tw" innr> and u half, during
whi"h ,!n.r t:.,:cri,n.t ut c''''"-e' cA'
f:c>.rd D." dissatisfaction WIN I'''
''ar=r il, amy particular. the '"' was
rc""i..,i. and III :; O'clock the :'cf!
retire.: l." .im, :.,..i: verdict. AMI t:'c
""ur; took a r..-. . ill Is Uc;s1k. Tue
r'i":t nf the jury regarding 'tCir'i"'
'H.. i. universally um.icr-i'"st 4" u"
o. III "nn;n it, tn ,i,:. rest "r H'S' W
them.
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'rnc Nfahmaud:eh Canal.

twas cut, by comma M:U M:htn.-
It All. in tie year l>l', the d>sst'r'
ton .t the old one eighteen year,
previously. having ruined A'rx".'-
.lrian trade I,y is"iatin. the city from
the .r,nl old river. After the death
q: sir i;..I;,ii A:"rcr"ii:eir. when the
lsri,i-l, were trvii,. I" aii-h"tge the
French irA,,:s irrl.i Alexandria. they
..,,t :rr~s, Sitii,.s in the tanks hear
D..,.i.,ta. intending thereby I" eat
u.l the garrison t,snii communicates"
y with :!i2 res. "i Egypt. IS ai>''l" stop
the surp.y cf fresh water. J." The
r,,>l, wLici, e,lsurti the waters sH tie
LAKE AlMukir were d::;ire'. down to
,;,.. an. lent l,v,l "i the lake Mer"i;s.
rrMlu.irg Il va>t inu'.,:.'i"a !" ths
east and south Of H." c;;v-a n"w
feature in the county. which tile
Ere,,. i, s.;On turned L. tlir;: OTn :.''
vantage, h;.u.im:* = :i,nil!a :" ."a.
l.x,i. Iv w.lk nn the newly created
.c.. so ;,.:. p:,sl,:. very wisely u";rr-
| mint.i IL make y ;s..w c;'ns'i; '"l IL"
showed G..ilir: y ;>.:"i,i M'r n"!''! ~
the way he .,t Ah'iiit il. a>t i:isltt'.
,u,!., ii ih:,>c ina.I. harl-THrkr''. a;ia
| n,,i..:,.",prr>>e,i ir!':;h-. about "i'';''
, ~, j.,vs i.!.'ly heard :" l.;,'r'. Et!c
! gathered .u:rii.cr--oa'.Vo men. wy
men aud c.,ii,!..H, hat, "aStd. ~'':t
f;n..d tr wryk in t:r s::fmins: sun.
ur,I..r command Of brutal task MAS
ter. wl:c, 81 in :::c days +" fh.':.'h.
,ii., MI i:.>il .;c irsviv - u'.' lHt:r
! s,..u:-.... n cords 10 c!l.ourI:: ti't
w.::v. <.A he n;rn only. bat W.
III, ), :;.,.: ;i;lie r.i:irI". were 'ii>i'a
until they !i.riaIiy a:rear'e': Will
lJ...l. En r.gu!Hr tools were pro-
| vi.:, Il: each brought his own r"!
h,.k., vi palm leaves ~ carry away
,.,,. y,nl anil n:ul. wh;r;, they -'n.:'-
! ri up with si:eir hands. \" wa:e-'
we're given, untcniv the most n''-sr-
.l.!r i,aal: 81 i, was >H'ai' wonder
that. Lv the very lowest computation;
-, txx, Uf these poor wre:cEe. l"'ESns''
,f starvation. tii-.a-cand exhaustion.
:.lrir ,nn:ies b.ing sh"ve'e.t in with
,:,c sand and ,nu,i. Lei!~'l I" false
the canal bark &. maxim: the. AZ
I'M. .,;,,,c time. into II h"rri''!e. ::'ia-'
iy cemetery i;ut the fifty n';is' "i
.:,n,; wrr. .n'up'r.ul jn nnr lar
,..,,,,,. ,,.r":,rt~ say in az w.sS> :.
,u,I huu,.n life in F..m i W s",a''
;u,,,.r,aryr when is.;::m"i against =
,r,:,t rnn'- will. From first {" las;
ih;.r F:yy p,ian cana'> lave wc'.:'''':
heavily IN the l,'"rer>: ''r w''a'
witl, ar:it;ria! lakes and ris.r-. means
g. h..,,.,",i"n "r irr;Ea'''"' ra'l' sac
! .,.--ivr generation :..n's I" have ":.
y;-.d :,r i:,..if s.'i,r new tS:*s'".:'';
in water works. In the very hr>'
reign %. which W. have ,r':":w''r'n, y
hi., .,urical r..r,r,is-nan,elv. thai I"
Mines. v ;,o lived about js' years '~
S,r.. Aj,raham-we find him ut.:sr'
,.kinw nn.; su,.., s-iuiiy accomplish!
;". a tr,tlin. alteration IN the pos
80" of th,. .Nilc-l;eat'r"",n'< Nay "
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
FOR THE LADIES.

Dr. Mary Walker has secured Il
clrrkship in the pension office at
Washington.
Nine. Marie Rosc-Marles"n has
just Inherited $500 under TIE will
ri her grandmother.
Herbert Spencer denies that he ID.
ucatcti GeOrxc Eliot or that he in
tends to write her hiograghy. as re-
ported.
Some Washington laiie. have
formed secret society with vicw to
exposing. politicians who place uban-
d"ned woI'it u Id the departments.
The well.known novelist, Mrs.
Florence Lean Florence Marryatt.,
recently maize her debut on the stage
1t Southampton, England. n Lady
jane IN Patience"
Mr.. Garfield has been alln,in,e<i
one of the trustees Of Hiram college.
in Ohio. the Institution where her
husband was student anil president.
and in which he always manifested
great interest.
For every young wilc that cannot
ccok there Is Il young husband who
will not make nreS, carry ashes, split
kinsl:ing or shovel show, aud cannot
market l,eCal,>e lie ,is.>s net knew n
hawk from 4 hen.
Tue Seattle w. r.. Ers/.l"kN.
u,nc, of Il recent date contained the
information that the First Baptist
Church. in council assembled, had by
unaninlous vote requested the orslin-
alton IT Mrs. May e. Jones as nlin-
lister Of thu. gospel. A number Ot the
minister's association were requested
to Join in her examination, which
proved entirely satisfactory. and on
the following SUNDAY evening she
was regularly ordained, to act either
as pastor "f il church or ~ M cvar-
geli-t.
iii; all III. lilc. Ben Hi! never did
more graceful thing" said General
: Evans in his funeral Oration over the
late Senator from Georgia. "t!:am
when he made his last visit ~ TIE
lcrtsNit f his mother. which hung
leat Garfield elaro. h;> manly arm.
:icNIVV Ills vtSleIu' " IIlUIICT III lI!c
pre:ei,.', If the vast mu.siiulcs that
witnessed his Inauguration. and
kissed her with lips fresh FROM pro-
no,.ncin. the OH :.ati"n q; IL" l'rcs-
il:n,iai O!fi,e. Il. drew unto hinerif
the warm heart vi American moth
prI.0H;! forever. So VIXEN The great
senator went Il. ci:i:.? to gaz" u'r,'-
his mothers pictured face. and MUIR
:uure,i 4 vii! s.mn see her. h.. lei;
the sons rf his state and the Union
y lcs.,,.n nf ti!ial lN, that they should
never forget. The portrait shows u
der. ";,l. g~"l fave. well traced with
m,:v:,s q: Intelligence. The wrinkles
"rr t:.e:c. :he s,nn!' OF agr. an'! "t!'c.
signs ~ f,ilin. life. I.",;g since she
went awa. Iiu. the wasted -!::s.>-
man lns:n,e = 10y again in feeling,
.azc.i with y true. n.l"ring lnvc ul"'i,
the port rai:. and then :,!.,ve ~" faded
picture lew,lsr,l witt, ev' that SAW
Home and Heaven and Mother. ali
iu "n" vi,inc, ci t:-,n>.":.:cn, glory"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
A Husbands Preparations.

The other morning when detroit
Michigan Central to make the jour-
mcy to Chicago alone he took y look
around him and said tO her:
"N"w. love, Ii you want the witt
dow raised. here ARE dozen gentle
men VIII" will break their nccks I"
ac.v,,,'..alat. y""."
"Iea. dear"
.'lf yol feel lonesome aud want
somebody ~ talk with about affairs
in E:ypt, NOah's ark or the ice peri
Mi, don I hesitate I" call upon any "f
these. gentleman y
II understand"
"N'Wl won't know enough I"
leave the ear ut noon AMI get your
dinner. and yoI had better ask som"
OF them I" "u.s"n,lsany you. Ii they
oi,;,r To- ,.ay :or your meal don't IT,
.que..mi>ll al''Hi it,.
"Ui course nUs.
"IOu may want I" rcad I" l'as>
away time. II so. any of these gci'-
,lenien will br only t'", happy tO Pur-
chase y.u half y !,usl,el -; the latest
t"s;x< and magazines. BE- careful {"
save EN- tDr n's' IL rc:!u whcn you
get home"
"Il! le certain. love-"
And you can say I" then, that W.
nave !m..', married four years: We do
moi live happily Together: that ! am
u domestic .yrant: you have strong
thought. Of i'r,s'uring n divorce; y"u
feel that you could love tine right sort
ui Il husband: y"aI like oranges and
:..n,lt>: y"u are innocent nnd cs'ii-
iiding: you hav, new. r Travelled; you
are afraid Of getting lost in Chicago.
and you will hcever -, much obliged
I" any one who will get you u hack.
see t" y."ur trunk. and ray al! the ex-
jn.,,S.. (;,uL-!.ye. love.
"t;n,l-,Xc .lnrling.'
And wasn't il strange that nct "i'.'
single man in that car even spoke I"
that lady in u ride III three hundred
miles: Ihf.r.i E:.. |.v<..