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The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04

T'.: promise Is how lair !:.: l:,.,-
rr.>> Wii: DEAL effectively viii. ;:Ic .:.
.:"csiiOn ami cxtcrNI.sI:lc .!.c eHyvitii:.
!win-rciic. This is ;,n':,i.rv laurel iu
win. IN the c',ai'Itt Oi t:i:.t l,ro:-:r.>.v.
party. The opportunity !I.:' ;r:ch O;lcr 4
the Ee.iIN:lHt>. am, they have 'yc.,i ~.
lw.a;c,iIy ur;c'i tU xv.,ii themselves .! J..
iSii i; mas an Iniir:nii: fn: n;unlcvii!:..
a!iH thu; latest iH-!:.iiCc j. in kccl;:n.
with lis Uniform prArtirc.-I"" -l",*"-
fufm -N':rch =.
For cH,i tffiUlitery, or d"Wnii.:n; IL
cvciIiI," contemporary !25.rrc- IL"
leather medal. With the exception %:
a;r,ut 'o;iv years during the pas: twenty
o.e or tw" year, t:'c :;e!uhi;"an !,,r.y
ha, h..i control oi' the NATIONAL i.--:. -
tur... ! has had ,i,. Chiri Magistrate.
all The time. Yet during I'll! ii, year ui
I"wcr and opportunity il has not E;.:'',
Il move to redress the wrnny5n the Gem
tiles Of Utah or 10 blot "ut the ,urviv-
ing twin-yriir," from IT,. land. Ana
i,ad il mt been for H. :,;.ii..n ui tu>rr.-
Va (it' tHGtl:I-
cate Oi election from Cannon, :.il,i .ivi.,:
j. to Campbell, which action ior:ed Lac
ma.ter upon til. attention o. Cong, ~,
aiId Tie lNOi,!", IL i h.t Likely i.!:;l
Congress w"u.i hay" given i: :;
thought at this session. in vi:H
Of these i:ac.> the Present .,ui,-
ii,oiic action o. Congress coward r,;,.
piimy the Mormon power i, Il ..:i,.l
''laurc, IL twine in the ci.aplet," Of The
Republican ixr:y. The only tim. in
the history os U.;.l when the Mor,,r,i.s
were made to feel the weigh: oi the
power Of thc United state, Was wi,c..
President Buchanan sent an armed
lorcc against then, and taught them to
respect tho Federal Government. Had
it not been for that prompt exercise o.
its authority by II Dciil"cr:tic atl,lini..-
trs.tion it is extremely proi,le.nati,:.i
| whether there would bc u Gentle in
Utan to-day to raise his voice ayains,
! the Mormon hierarchy. Such blather-
s.;;tcs ;ls the Inter !MOmmflt;a. wh,,.,.
| whole stock in argument is de,nagoyisn,.
: pure and simple, may seek to
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&Ml-W.EEkLf AalNER. .


Several ofthe strongest !evees On the
Mississippi have broken and yrea; loss
of life and property have resulted there
from.
Hnar Is pounding away at the anti
Chinese bi:!. He will not be mere =uc-
-e--fu; in hi- ehHr;. in that d:recti''n
;hau i,e wa in hi. end.avGr, to defeat
irukIinye confirmation.
Th. a,iemp' Ela'l. 10 assa-sinat-
queen Victoria Yesterday was q most
.iyual failure Tie poor miscreant who
.iT..! IT,. slot was barely saved from the
rlutci,.> II IL. Indignant crowd. It =
:: grea; pity i; wa prevented from deal
ing viii! him :i:.n and ijitre.
Ua. ,!:c Jus.. .W,n'gtn nri learned
that Mr.. ;."-c & Crnxiing. ex->enator
Irnk':ng. Crnk!in. the Sta!wart. ha-
;s.u Nominated AMI c,nfi7ni-i A.s1ci-
..re Ju.,:.. ng :he Hurrelie COur. If the
Init: :-:ai,--:: We have 30, heard il
war',h ~; tie affair. !. II -;ruc.:
.:unli. with al .;,ze!iien: 1T tne au''acity
o. !'r. -iIei!t Arthur. or j. il prers!in.
it. .:,.i.a". - rereiv. the Eie''i:i inc
-: ic!i IT,. -.aiwarl, propose I" :oscc
,.nwn IL Threat: !, net'int hurry
about answering.
The NV inr:; U' GiI ka. turl!ei its
attention ~ lrt>i':. ,.t Arthur. and gives
hin, = ~. good advice. Of wiiicii the .ol-
lowing is hi. & portion. J; i s'ipP'-c'
:i,.. Mr.. .tri'.ur wiil Immediately mend
his wy and pay attention I" il. II, it j.
.I...vr-'-': ~ !: ;'Jn -c,:n:'ati:e s;!r!,:
..E.n-. We .!r no, wan. - fight. W.:
.e.ir. :, .:,iln: oar own h'!-in"-s ai:
;:e"t, re !, ;r,..: viii, IL: liz wnr!'i. The
,,.!.-,ir:i 4. I.:,tl."'. j. one that (nnIce->
..ii. .!..:!". '.',c !'r--:'i..,:t ca:i har!i:
.n expected =. .ntcr;'": MH!t-> i!:t..
-..ruii I,. :: ir.r:'h:'v to - c.aEr
i v.u.a:in,: ;"i'ij" ait. q Wa III
r,.:..i u, :,,i!a!i,n. the Sruih i yaci-
n'd, :..L "" = .I.y l,av: no c..:,;.!ra>--
,i.,;'~ l.t ti,,-.. arising nut "e too .nuci,
.,,,;i.-.. We ;rI-: ,:.c President viii
,..i:. ~ ;ns .,...-iinn". q. expenditures a.
4 f.. liz. ..',ii": ana ;n.i:nat: - Con-
re, ia, ic "i!! ,...i Il vet" u,Hn
arv .s:;,.:,.. ,i,,: in,E- like All ia,,,rn;S-
rr rsc q: u.,ney. -" viii haze "
~ iriid "!,;,O:inIi'y I" q" ti,Is, he':au-'
,ii. snn"r...- :.tw IL s"sihi SEEM. ni:.
posed 10 ran Iiri in al: kind. o.. ::oiicrr.
one Ina:iiIy. wh"'"ss.i!.e v"," from
i'r..-.lrhi Arthur q: the ;;:'-t -c,ieIuc o!
;O',ir.y w'ri!'i 'in more. ,EHn anything
H." e. strengthen his told uprn the
,uniii,.lce nfli,r nai!rii.
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NJ" Es.l:N. .iarr:. :;.-'l'.c 10 .lcS:,i-
ans 1T ten "'c;.n.k Il. IN. stn.u: Huw,;i.
iio: sullivan. 81: iiaznc:. $50: More
mac. .i:il: Hughes, 81: Ei:z"ura;.!. .i:,s.
Hart -.
.ui,.,.;I ,,;,..!, -, ...,.. ~ 49,, .,:,
r:.ilr:,:d nril.v. ne ,,..,::n,.,n.,,f !. !.
carried away. A. yi.rrn,.u ,;',,.' .. -: -,
station. 4u:r.t O. ,r.u. .,,,..r.,i 80, 's
,.n,l->!i,l.. Xrar Ha.!;, .,, ,... .';',.. ~ :.
M..,:.,. .,-
>,.nn..,', 'nr':'>: ;.:; M:.::'' :-.:u, &e Il: l..
81: ,',",. ."'. '::':''','''s"r :, "' thn state
,;,r. - -. ":'i'!"'. 49,. :'"';s:'n'. ~
,,.:' ,,,:,... -. - '.'> ~ ->'N:'':'"> '.:H.
Me,u '.;. ,;;< '',"; Wiz 'I ,,'i'' '": ="
first :n-,l. o.. ~ ,'n,;;s;''' n'">''. ,':I
,;.,, M ne u; G,''','''""'; ;., , ihr river con-
"' '.'. ''@''',; 's''" mere:
'h"'AGo. y : i :.--Drcc, t,:v.r,.-
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04

A report has become current on the
street. that John l.. Murphy. former
.As.fn.iatc Justice Of the .>lnrcm: Court
or .ion'a,,,. had incn shot recently d;i-
rim. the progress ci /, t!ia! III san Fran
ci-:n. The person SHOT ;'';.> -. ). MUIR
".!-:y wounded, the bullet merely sever
i.:c ,I. rX;:rns! carotid artery, anal n":
.::- .i!."rl::r vein, rs was reported.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04

"Iul are now ore" SAID the minister
t" the happy lair he had just tie.; to-
:s'thcr with II knot they could never u,-
d". (which "n"::" asked the bride.
"Iou will I,av. to settle that among
yourselves" s:.i'l the clergyman.
As Il young shaver Of 5 or was read
ing ut schO d one day, he came upon tllel
passage. keep thy tongue from cvi
and thy lips from guile" Master hcl.c
iul irawlCd out, ''Keel-thy-!ongiis
ir0ml-cvil-aMll-thy- y-lips-from-girls."
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04
L-CIDITY.

!Dr Nn.I-lMri i>:.iI evening cbteLl iJDra-
~ ..rur having demonstrated il, la
,r.t..,h. b,ck rf information, anal ideas
.,i TIE silver Iu~t:hM, lE., BOW under
.:.,t~n "a ,ii!i,:.r rel. mI tie !lGrH,DI
J'n-!ipn. Al. nI lis rc:cr'lrs- IT, tii:,
rnr-i ion on. >"rv.. 1" how ti.:;i il would
not knnv II !'':ai Er,in. i,,"n ;fi' should
.,,-., with il nn ;!e Vnst H. l.i-'hway.
<>-,yiy ii::'.. .,r,iIt:.s:..n. uIniI ;ic nc-
r"t-i':i O.: {: S'a;,I:rIt ii: !aw in the
Mi.;I., that ,:.c i,...ii i.;;,i!i: :; .: !: ,:...-
;o:,r rnndi'i:.;" 'ii'; ~; r,n.r:r t. elect
:, minority "an'ii'l:.ir ,h.. j"hr .H>"..-
mi, raised the empty l,n";' 'i.x: III" On
tir" !'.n."r.tic party va. j" sympathy
Wit. Il, Horinr,-. II predicted
liza: i..urr, wn,,;d 'r civ, ~ III scat "a
,i.r ..u!r wits D"r,n..'ns.r ,Dtts. n;,i.ri
hv :: L.W "r,n,! !.'n':',!;":;i!-. Ii mas
been I"iuI Ni'!i r.'.i":,:"i,- charges
tiiai IA. IN ire D.rr.rt'i. party Wa
rp;".-r'1 l." amy i""!:s!.:." ."n iiai wUi,lG
interfere ";'h l"!yr:.n,y, a':',"u;:i, >;~ii.
.;.r i.I.,und-, conc. d'1i to h.. i,.. a!;!r,;
lawyer in (n,.,.--, has given j, -, Ills
6".i"!at" "p.nirn, ,!.at !. is i',l"ssi''!.
!p:.:.~h ,...cv; ~ IN; '.ui.l,,:nn con
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r,y,.-,.,,.n,. l:,y. ;,,..n i,r,,n.jrd !.v !,
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The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04

,,:.t "a c"ony of $50 Missourians cont.,n.
pHl;c settling near Benton. M",t"an
anu It Is reported that two ,.,,an;'a' '"Ha,
~ "... :'W Scotch families and the nths,. ols y:
TS. 9n German families, viii iocnt. 'es n.os %.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04
GENERAL YVES TERN NEWS.
Gathered From Our Latest Coast
Exchanges.

4. X. il,:r'"r Su!:r; :.en.!cn' uf the
T'n"l," river stage line, .r'x>. ris hands
amt :'r, 81 ,,ni!; la; week that il i
,':"s!:',.. ":t'; Of lIs haM;< ant: one If
;.i~ ::.'t will have % lie ain|,utat.N.
Charles ;''"ri:it. VIII" has been S:.rv;l,"
ca the crane: Jury 1T lI;.:;.r>l:lr. for liz.
pas; week, returned; t" Helena Wc'l,lv>-
day morning. H,:! in company witt,
Mrs. Siarr:'t. who, during the above
iir:' h:,s! ict,, stopping in the Capital
''.y, irl:,';c'; for W;skcs i'll the after
;!n.iI.
4 tramp. name unknown. met with a
-'.:i",. :nr! probably fatal accident o;.
~" :.-;:, it, the round house at R"wl:nS.
lie vas sitting, probably ::>l.-.p. with
III !"g* bringing over tho cIi.r Of O:.c n;'
Tie !it-, wien ur"O, the engines :,ackrG
un. and striking the unfortunate :.:;n,
cat ti'I";:l legs just below the knees.
II" fall name o.: the carpenter vino
broke his i'..; hy t:.liin. from an ice
iin'-r. the roof "f wIi'l, ht was shinr-
IN: at W:"ncr'> brewery. was F.i.x
',.a!:,,i. :':. An jnun,s: N:. .:.i! on
>:,u'.:t "*t''lin. by Coroner TayInr,
the r,.;i"; '".iGG in :,;cs;r:i;,ncc viii.
;':r Facts. The body was conveyed to the
.'if>t Ward and c"ntitie:i t. the care q:
~" wife and family "f :hc de>,tnse,l.
II" wa. - years old. and II native o.
Etr!ua:!v.-i"sf,.f .N<w..
On Sunday morning. when Jai!er
J:ii,..s Brown went t" The city prison
~: tl'c r'lr!'s. q; '"ct;inythe py;so:.cr.
il" i"unti that tw" Of h:s ca,,ar: birds.
l.. ". ,,!s';tl. and another man. in ;ur ::
minor o:;"n>c. liai skipped. Further
;hv=,ii* *ati:n showed that Smith la.i
'.,H Systematically at work t"r at least
q week, and had hunt a hole through
IA" fmr about f:nyt.cn inches s.,,,ur,.
using" poker FIR ti:r purpose. and h:,.!
tnrn "'aw."l a!"n.: under the floor IT, uil
APERTURE in tn" foundation about two
icct s'uarv which WAS nl.s.l.. over "a year
"." hy ono Williams ii, an Intellectual
attempt at escape. smith was to have
l'vei committed to the custody Oft =.
Narsimi \ander,O"k tc-.iay. whence he
would nave been taken to- Salt Lake Ia
await the May term 10: trial on 4 charge
"i "'t"ining money under false pre-
lenses -Oyt<ca Pilot.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04

The minority report Of the fo'%e
Committee on Elections has been P'~
sented. 1t maintains that Cannon was
fairly elected aud is entitled to MS seat
under the constitution, laws and usaess
Of the House. The report Is signed ~
two Democrats, two Republicans and
one ireenbacker. There must be some
thing wrong about those tw" Repu'''-
cans. We couldn't expect anything
better from the Democrats. for theS'
like Ephraim Of old, are given over 10
= hardness Of heart and rrprobacy o.
mind.' and vote for the Norn'ol's, out
letter things We're expected from those
two Republicans. They have not "ee''
readin. the Inter -No:"td" or the!
would have learned they were relied
upnn to add another laurel t" twine
in the claplet OF that progressive par
ty'' which they represent. Those Re-
publican. hav. fallen from grace.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04

Senator YES, Is sound Oh the -Arrears-
oi-Peu.ion Act. as the following from
his recent .reec,, upon the matter will
show:
I; our cause had succeeded | would
hav. voted !"r the survivors OF those
gallant survivors whose txttere'l gra::
was hurled hy Lee and Jackson against
TIC Union iiiie> eve y iollar cf money
and every acre o! land until their ju.t
demand, had been settled. Standin: here
t,-ti.v in ,'Ie presence ot victorsand van
,,u;,:i.C. declare that the confede.ates
:;crel.t cle.r:u:ly the result which leaves
10 item only tie consciousness OF hon
.st ,llutives. only the history OF un4uaf-
;Iiy,: h.ruiSin, ;in'! accep; ut the same
lin.. the further result which gives 10
the soldier, OF the Union what has been
gwen 10 them by grateful country. l
vii npv.r vote again>, the principles
cn,l,oh;ed in the pension act.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04

The San Francisco ErcHt"y Post
wants to know what Frank Pix!eE
means by wiring to his paper tha, Pres
den, Arthur il colten; to lead the
Gui;.au win. OF the Republican party
that all appointments to Federal "lll-
ces have !;cn made from the Gu;tcau
wing .: the lar:y.' and that the ''shad-
0w .; assassination; is over the Whit /.
House: The Post wants further to know
i. !: is 10. about time thar blatant. ir-
ce.,On.ible libc!cr :.n! t:is*pl "intc''
o!ii..c seeker was run .u, %: Ha*i.iny.o"::'
Fix!,y viii answer that when lac .oc-
back to san Francisco The Post should
no: worry. i'ixle..' can do Ii" harm any
VII, ,;.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04

The future Of Frank J. Ciouo!cr y
nlcrr'mn: doing business. ut Nartin.tl:le
Is REPORTED. His liabilities arc c.t;rna.
tel at about $1,000, his largest creditors
being l1lcin>chIiIitlt T. Bro. and Green .
hoM'. E"hm X Co., to whom he has
made all assignment. An account Of
stock taken about January 1st, showed
about 5000 Of merchandise on hand nt
that time. lntenpeate habits are the
causes to which the failure il REFEREED
Benton Record q.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04

uake capital against the - h.,t
N the Mormon q0eS- S-,.,.:
eensible men know that tne - the
owe their present power vSss vSss, rer4v
luke'warmnees OF the hepuu'.s, n.s.,er, cr
=. ~ u ;'.eT'ss:;encv in contendinG with u.
Tso... ~ ..i:nrei: Of which ourspluttering
.a;.-hhor sneaks should have heen en-
,w;ned rr in The ciaplet Of the RsPoo,is, s
can rarty yeers ago: !orv Iae! rrS with S the
soiie,i skim Of that corrupt organ'zat'"''
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-03-04
DH Ea7E:se -,
OT's'se I1.'snrS:. :.
RESI- Ct. ya.

:lR sazXr.E-S A:H:.;:E "''' =.
p0 kE1lClN rui"> 81.
R'a'!ler 'trnrla,.is. ,'''".." .".'
rhHa. Tor sale Ly AL d.. -
ODttle. E,";, .,fa:..,
cure In the r,a ket. F.r sale hr hr.nx,yyu x,y
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Ihe A;."ie"' ~ =. {. ~s...,
Hall. J.. .i.!.> Nv
CHna.c.. Ne =. =. F"'. >.
Z. -. <. =.
Fidelity l.ni.-t ~. =. .'t:v Tu 4,
evening at ;.,~is ,:a...s..s, -. o..
slree;E. ii 3. o. e"H T. Is . ,'r.... r.
rSn Il. SSr. aAt,::.- -" ."t - .'r.
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people, realize the extent Of this disease or
IT'S dangerous and insidious nature. II
steals INTO the system like thief, manifests
us presence by the commonest symptom,
aud iastens itself upon the constitution be.
lore the victim is aware. Ii is nearly as
hereditary as consumption, quite as COM
mon aud fully as fatal. Entire families
mheriting II iromtheir ancestors, have died.
and yet none of the number knew or real.
ICED the mysterious powers which was re-
moving them. Instead OF common symp-
toms 1t ofteA shows none whatever, but
brings death suddenly, and as such is usual.
~ supposed TO be heart disease.
AS one who has suffered, and knows
oy bitter experience what he
says, implore every one who
reads these words not 10 neglect the slight
est symptoms of kidney difficulty. Certain
agony and possible death will be the sure
result OF such neglect, and no one can afford
to hazard such chances.
am aware that such an unaualihed
statement as this, coming from me, known
rs am throughout the entire land as A
practitioner and lecturer, will arouse the
surprise and possible animosty of the
medical profession and astonish all with
whom | am acquainted, but | make the
foregoing statement based upon facts which
! am prepared TO produce and truths which
! can substantiateIo the letter. The well
iare OF those who may possibly be sufferers
such as was, is an ample inducement for
me TO take the step have, and if can sue
cessfully warn Others from the dangerous
PAIN III which | once walked, ! am willing
to endure all professional and personal
consequences,
J. b. HENIoY, MD.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, December 30. 1850
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life has its charms and pleasant
associations, scarcely known 10 the
outside world; but it has its earnest work
and anxleties, and hours of exhaustion,
when also are not known 10 those who
think the business all fun. The idea that
newspaperdom is a charmed circle,
where the favored members live life
OF ease and free from care, and go 10
the circus at night on free ticket, and
travel on tree passes in the summer, is am
idea which should be exploded Business
is business, and the journal that succeeds
Is the one that is run on a square business
footing the same as banking, building
bridges or keeping hotel
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LANCASTER. ,

Jurisprudence OF the Herald.
LANCASTER, TEXAS, March %, lSS2.-The
Rev. A. NJ. Averill returned to his old home
a few days ago. and was greeted with warm
and cordial welcome. His very able and
interesting pamphlet on the subject of
"Landmarkism, which was published
about year ago. swept away the cobwebs
Of many ianciiul delusion and has made
him q host OF friends in this community.
Candidates for Office are beginning 10
spring up and bob" around, and there
seems to be growing disposition on the
part of the people to encourage a free
light"
For some reason not fully known to your
correspondent, the election on the question
Of local option did not come off on the
18th inst. in this precinct as was expected
by the public. But as "all is well that ends
well, it does not matter
Four families from the eastern states arri
we'd here few days ago. Some of them
have considerable means, and all of them
are seeking homes in Texas.
Yesterday the Rev. Mr.. Caldwell occu-
pied the pulpit Of the NJ. Il. church. and
delivered an interesting sermon on the
subject of Faith. In the afternoon the
same subject in the Young Mems prayer
meeting, and discussed with much anilna-
ton and spirit.
The weather continues bright, balmy and
beautiful, and the farmers have gone to
work industriously.
The daily hack line between this town
and Dallas has been re-established.
The roads are drying rapidly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-22
Mothers, Mothers, No,he,,,,,

Are you disturbed at night aud broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain Of cutting
,eethY II so, 20 at once and get a bottle Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. ID will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon IT, there is no mistake
about IT, There is not q mother on earth
VINO mas ever used it, who will not tell You
az once that Il will regulate the bowels. and
give rest 10 the mother and relief and health
to the child, operating like magic. If is
perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas.
ant to the taste, and Is the prescription of
one of the oldest and hest female Musicians
and nurses in the Udited States. sold
everywhere. y cents "A bottle
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CORsICANA.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald
CoRsIcANA, March 20, lsS2.-The grocery
and cigar store of l.. Cohen was burglarzed
Saturday night about o'clock by negro
named Willis, who was caught while in the
store by Officer Eliot He had taken all
the money that was in the till, about IS,
and some cigars, when arrested. The negro
has been in Mr.. Cohen's employ for several
years. About three months ago Mr.. Cohen
lost key, which the negro confesses he
ound and kept, and has used Il continually
since to abstract money and articles from
the store.
The city map has been finished by Mr.. C.
q; Heron, and was presented to the coun-
ell at last meeting. Ii is on a scale of 400
feet to the inch and shows, contour lines at
ayertical distance of one foot, thus giving
incomplete drainage systems. Mr.. Her.
ron has also proposed profiles of oil the
streets and established the new street
centres.
The Sanctifcationists held an open air
meeting yesterday afternoon at the corner
OIL Beaton and Collin streets, which was
addressed by sister Mary.
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some rae,. Ahout Nnu.p.per..

Dyan unaccountable misapprehension Of
acts, there Is large class of people in the
world who think that Il costs little or moth.
tug TO run newspaper, and Il they buy
copy occasionally they are regular
patrons, and entitled to unlimited fayors.
sSen ask for a copy of q newspaper
vi nothing who would never dream
~ begging a pocket.handkerchef from a
NY goods store, or n piece OF candy from a
ddOnniec,ioner, even upon a plea OF having
sohe business with them once before. ono
paper is not much. but thirty or forty al
each issue will amount to something I'M tho
Yurse OF time, But this is a small
uialn compared with the free advertising
sneWspapf is expected to do Some REQ.
w, Nnsn they once pay for an advertise.
eni mink they are stockholders in the
.s.aolishmcnt for eternity. Without being
represented In its advertising columns We
ge had people request us TO gratu.
.ously insert this article, or draw
Men,ion to this article, With The
sEnt suggestion that "it will not cost
Ivy anything 10 putth In - which Is ius, as
n nitc,nlous as to ask man 20 grind your AZ
~ ms grindstone, and graciously tell him
~, AVON cost him cent lttakes money TO
newspaper as well as any other bust.
r,.i, no PAPER can succeed finan.
y that carries a dead-head system.
my mention Of peoples affairs that
my are anxious TO see In print Il worth
r,y,hg ior, and when printed Il generally
mn A. much as any other investment Of
l. II, lame same amount The newspaper business
All exacting on oil connected with Il,
hs we pay Is comparatively small:
n, p,vpnetors risk more money
~ md printers work harder and chesnsr
49,. sa NE ssme number 81 med In NV osher
Is,,,ssion requiring the given amount Q I
senoe, training and druirry. TIE
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OvILL.A.
ace of the Herald

a.--aenOn1 eftt ni iAlC HttaAA.
ovnLA, Aarch 20, lSs2.-Rev. S. Rich
ads D. D., and his estlmable lady, Mrs. NJ.
n richards, gave us quite treat on Fri
a.v night last, at the close of the public
r-,s school at ovilla institute, in the way
4 an exhibition. The students, without
.,csntion, made good showing as to pro
sSsnrv and the music class, under the
rrn;dance OF Mrs. Belle Coleman, Mrs. A c..
fsnShlin and Mrs, NJ. e. Houston, emily.
sansd the occasion by some sweet music
/ hops the next legislature will make
.ore provision whereby the public free
sSbools can 20 on for at least eight months
i the year, though do not sup
nose that Governor Roberts would
sow that; but it may be that
<, will not be governor always,
The farmers are planting corn. The
most OF them are planting without break
ms the land, it has been wet so long that
they could not break, and now they have
mt time. Wheat is looking well consider
ine. Some fears are entertained of rust, as
\ has been so very wet. Oats are doing
ylendid
fOyilla has about abandoned the idea of
huilding railroad and settled down to
business in earnest.
She has one of the best schools in the
eountry and Masonic and |. o. O. Il. lodge
IN A prosperous condition and one general
store and one drug and grocery store COM
bned, one large Touring mill and cotton
rin combined, and one blacksmith and
ysgon-shop and one shoe-shop, SO that we
are almost independent.
1.-THE prospects are very tlatterinG for q
hne fruit crop.