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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
Gciekesf6liM4ttta.

9oB man Butter nit Gt1bertalg o6er
S6ipeinel dmnlS, Stcr nit 0lutpie, &affee
nit Gi6prte, 8feffer nit StroBenitaub Der
fGIl6t, peiB ollie gSelt. 2tber baB audi
Oeiebe in Sem Nltgenbltd, ba lie Sltr
9(nllabmle gelarge1, DerfGlldt tperDet fDn>
ncrl, lit nod llel. Dem rcplblifantlben
0ertreter pon 9tetp gorf, San GpprDiS, ge>
biibrt DaS gatent fir 0teleS 8erfobren.
Sim Wpntag Den 10. SUM- legte I'M gtatto3
MISUNDERSTANDING Geagdl1 BON SeraS
I'M 9tQmcn DeS !6oupelsauSi6u1ieS eirelt
Gjeletenttpurf Dor, tpelder Die @rbe6ull0
elmer N6gabe BON 50 Gellts fir icoen SIM
iparl0erer CbebufS llllterbringung Der Nn1
f0mmlinge, Gcrpflegung Der &ranfet llrlO
6illflple1 ltnter tDnet ,c.) porl6retbt. Die
Gorlage, BON Sage, @iintber, Gor nlrO
Goor6iS marn1 befilriportet, tparo ange>
nonll1en ltnD bem Senate sugeianbt. =
j3mci Sage Oarauf beantragte 9leagan, DAP
Ser Sen0t eriu6t tpcr0e, Die Gorlage a1
oaS 6alls Suriid5ulenoell, oa ie 6 Ser
ieben in ether anDeren SDrm ange@
1onllnen poroen lei, ais in ~0erienigen,
peld)e fie inn 6anbelSauSl dur erbaltell
babe. = Die Grtldrung bicies 606it be-
fremolihen 8prgangeS tit folgen0e:
Der 0elebenttpurt iUeldcr benz 6anhcls>
musIduiie 5ur 8eglttabtnng unO 8ert0tcrz
1~tattuuq iiberoebel1 tpnrbell, mar bon 8oDr>
bis perfabt. ST ent6ieIt meDrere 8eitim7
munger, mel6e Der AllsiduB nidt gutbieB
1tnb Sic er 1tri6, ober bur6 albere eriebte.
81 4. s. bate 8oprbiS gepo1t, DoB sic t&o7
item Ser 3lrid lenbung BON 81 meinbe79trz
men (paupers), Srrlimigen uno gerbree
dern 5una6it Slpar aus Der &opfgeloz& aiie
betritten, banl aber 6ur6 oos 9luSpdrttge
Qmt SEN Gegierlngen berientgen 2dnber,
tpel6en sic :3uriidgel6tdten angebDrten,
angere6net, lInO, tpenlt bic &ebnuna be-
,o6lt miirbe, Der &opfgelofaiie 5uritderftot@
tet tper6en Iouten. 9tele 8eitimmung
1tri6 ser Q(usl6uB uno lebte bafiir Die anz
6ere: baB Sic Soften Der GilfleuOung BON
BEN betr. neutrality-suspicious. getraz
aen tperoen iouten. Sooarm tpar in Dem
8oprbis' lAen Gntpurfe Die 2anDung BON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
Mationamanfem ns,s sileerat1s.

Der 8unbeSienat bat am %. Slrni BEN
bom 6oule dngenonrrnelten @cicbcntipurf
iiber SerlGngerung DeS 2eDenS Der 9ta>
ttpnalbanten our6 einen 3uiat lta6 benz
Otuiter SoDann Safp6 Sallhprns DER
bc1lert". Siele 3ulab nerbtetet es Ben
8antCn, trgeno cineu ltnteri6ieo 3tpilden
@olD un0 Silbergelo ooer Stlbcridei1e1
ST MAIDEN. Seine 8anf lou Sl ettent
Clearing House@Gerein gebOren 6iirfeu,
tpclder it'd lpei9ert, Silberidetne in Qtlsz
glei6sz l3%ablungen fit Dolltpertbig ansltz
ncb1nen.
@em 6teier 8ei6luBnabme baS 9(6gez
oronetenbalIs Suittnmt, 10 lit 6aS ctn grp>
Der Sieg Der 6reunbe Oes frunnlen Sol
lars. Die llnteri6eibung 5tptl6en @olD
lno Stlbcr fat btsber ~borSI9Stpetie il, Stem
yort 1tattgeflnben unb 3ipar aus etnen
lebr etnfa6en @rrnoe. Stem Sort lit Elm
tntcrnattonaler 80rlenplaB; eS 6elorgt Sic
gat1Se 0eloDcrre6MIng Der Ser. Stqatcn nit
Dem NuSlanoe. SIN 0erfe6r nit Dem 9llsz
loroe aber lit mn Das @ologelb boutpertbig.
Sett 9lnfang ;. S. lit in Ser 8etpcgll1g DeS
9oloeS etle 9tltdltr6mung etu9etreten ;
tpGbren0 BRET Sabre lang europa @ol6
ber iiberi6tdte, lnltB Nmerifa iebt @olo
b n ilbcri6tGen. @enn MN Sic 9teu
Yorfer 8anfen geStpltngen perben, Die
Stlber6ollarS, beren WtetaQipert6 nun SO
@ents betrdgt, ober bie Nntpeiiu1gcn auf
lol6e StlberoollarS Certificates fir 100
@ents an5unebmen, 10 tptro es balls qeI6ez
ben, baB ibre &aieni6rdnfe ii6 nit Silber
fltlen unb 0aB baSientge @olo, nelbes aur
Gerienoung na6 europa gebrau6t miro,
NIT Ngto (premium) miro sefauft perz
ben mi1len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

S6napSbrcnnereien I'M Staate on0eleqt,
ipetl tic DaS ENHANCEMENT 10 ouffailen, oaB
es Die 6abrifotipn bes S0ndples olS iolden
gum 3tpede Der 9uSfll6r aus Denn Stoate
lltd)t Derbiete, ltllD tic Dcrlallen Iid) Darauf,
oot Die 0eri6tc DaS 2tmelOelitcnt ilt eben
Dlclent Slime altSlcgcn ipiir0eil, ipGDreno III
SeSug ouf 2Setn uno Bier feline lold)e 9lnS>
leglltg m0gli6 lit.
SaB rlD iDie Sic tentperenSlerii6en
S~dnapSfrcluloe un6 S0napsbrenncr bnnlt
audi Den Terfauf iDrcS SdnapleS inner
Dalb DcS StaateS nit Notwithstanding
Der &lnllcl bonn GrStlid)eu lrlo %med)dntlden
Srnuntipetn erm0glt6eu tpiirben, tbut Die
vSrtbllle" IN Burlington 10 bar: sir
mcoiSinil6e ur0 medaniide l3ipede miro
llo6 Dem Nmeloemellt Der 0ou0el nit
S6naps 10 fret uno unlImi0rGnft letn,
iDie Der 6anOel NIT Wtild, = unb Die
Sode lptro it'd alio gang etnfa0 MAIDEN:
Der gSbisteDlDop Wtonn tbut fin ctnige
Gents Sitterltoff, obcr 0rpgltcn III lcit
SaB S9nnpS, lenllt ollcnfals leinc Spe7
llllte ctnen vOrrgue Store" mo DaS Ocz
lddtt gcbt mulltcr lbs. Die gauge Sc
tpcgu1g bcS WtudcrtbumS IN gegellipGrtt9cr
3ctt 1T et1 &al1pf 0eS S6napicS utlo ocS
QSbiSfeD'S gcgcn DaS 8tcr, ein &arpf beS
rpben, QSDisfcD : gctrdnften 9lmcritaner7
tbun1S gegel o0S milberc Sitten lnO mill
ocreS @etranf licbcnoe 9eutl6tDum."
Sn Der Sbot ftc6t cS 10 aus, ais lltdten
Die IemperenS 16ii0rer tn Sptpa DEM Bier
llno Dem gSetne mn Su Sem :3ipc6e Den
0orols 81 MAIDEN, I'M ba6urb Die Sipet
ldltiglten nnb erfOl9reiGlten Gpncurrcntcn
lllo 0egner ocS S0naples aus Dem 9Segc
31 rdltntcn.
6pffentli6 miro bos Golf Soma's
onr6 otelc 9te6nuug bou Qlr9Iiit, 6eu6elci
llnO llniittlidtett ant nG6lten 0ienitag
eincn Oiden Stri6 MAIDEN!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
geenm ser 8eidIuB bes senots ousOriif=

Qeem ser 8eidluB 6es Senats ols6riid1
lid baDin %lalttete, baB oennG61t 6as
0DlDagto ipieoer etngefitbrt nerbelr
loue, 10 tpiir6e 6anit Set Sinn 6cslel6en
rtdttg tpieoergege6en letn.
9us cine grpbe SGciDemiinse fit SEN i1e
lGnoil6en GerfeDr bat Der Sil6erholar
cinen g%cpilien, bci6rdnften gScrtD ut0
tpitroe eiltcl nod gr0beren babel, ipcnu
a4eS auf | unO 2 Dollars laltenoe Yapter>
GELD abgei6afft tpiirOe. Qtber Sl elmer inn
gSeltballOel fir DOll geltelbcn OtitltSe f0r1
men i'm taulcno Sel6liiie bcs GorgrelieS
ni0t MAIDEN. Der &erild), i'm scr @tlt,
Die i'm mn fitr ietnen Metallipertb nebmen
Mil, auf3lbull0olen, 1T einfad finbti6.
gSclm otelcr 8erlu6 lelbit bon elmer 10
v%tDcilen" &0rperl6aft, nie Ser Senat, ge>
madt tDtrO, 10 miro baourd mn OaS 6er6e
QSort OeS groBen i0ipeOtl6eu &anSlers
Srenitierna beitdtist: v9u fannit Dir ni6t
oenten, mett So6n, nit Dte pentg
QSCiS6eit Die 8clt regiert ipirb." Die
lulOerfr0rtne 0rrnmbCit, tpel6e Der Senat
0ur0 leinen 8el6luB betbGtigt bat, tuiirOe
ocmiltDtgeno letn, iDenn 11td)t Der Sroit
D0filr beltilnoe, DAB audi eltropGtlde StaatS>
tuetle III 0elOla6en oft redt berSli6 Oumm
limb. 90 /. .. sic iebioen Staatslcnfer
Tranfrei6s, bie 10 blind unO toll Orallf lbs
ipirtbidnften, ais p6 bic 6er6eifii6rltng
zines StaatSbanterpttS Ser Snbegriif aller
TiilanSfunit tpdre. 9ariiber elm dloer1nal.
9tlrn, ptelet6t tper6en, ipeml ser 8ei6luB
OeS ScnatS @eiebcSfraft e~rlangen 1ol.te, Sic
Ser. Staaten ol6 btesmal, tpte I6on oft
bor6cr, meDr 0liid ais Gerltano Ga6en.
Salt Die OtesiGbrtge Gr1Ote 10 gut aus, baB
bic lltsflt6r tuieoer einen betrd6tli6en
l1cberiduB iiber bic gtnfubr ergiebt ut6
europa alio, ftatt @oIb BON ms 3t Ste6en,
iol6es beriiberi6iden muB, 10 f0nnen mir
inns tpteoer einige Sabre NIT Der ouf Qug
unO Sdul6ung begritn6cten 9oppelipdbz
rllng, 5. ). nit Scr b%lobitnnigen 2lnna3me,
OoB ein @eicb SO gletd 100 MAIDEN f0nne,
our6frippeln, oDne beionoeren S6aben
baopn 81 letoen. 2lber tpelln bas nit Der
@rnDte allOers fon1mt, Damn bats gei6eut.
9ls0ann miro nit Dplen Segcln auf Die
ausi6lieBlibe StlbertpG6rung uno @ol0z
Ng 10 losgeiteuert merOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
StemersSer0bIekum4.

Ser Bunoesidab leioet ni6t, tpte Ser
Staatsidab 10 Oieler europGii6er 9dnber,
oil 8lutarmutb, lonbern, l1ngefebrt, an
Goublilti9fett. Die Qufgabe, tpel6e unz
ieren 5inan3>8etien obliegt, lit ni6t bic
germebrllng, ionbern Die 8ermin6e :
rMng Der @innabmen. 8is ieBt 6aben
bcibe 8arteien IS fir bequemer 9ebalten,
glf let6titnnige, freOelbafte, ia berbre6e>
ride Seile bic Nusgaben Ill Der1neb>
rem, UNI Die @tnnabme= 1leberl6iiiic ni6t
aQSubod Itetgen su laiIen. gu Dem Gn6e
haben tie ourd 8etpiligung bon gla6l6u6>
Genlianen fir 0erplemperltl1s bon 400 bis
800 Wdlionen gelorgt; tperfen iie II Wttl>
llonen fir Die Nuffrabnng pes Belts etntgcr
hpnoert namenloler 8G6e imp @oiien gum
Senlter binaus; bei6lieBen ife bic @rb0bung
per YeniiOnen aler einqrmtgen unb etnz
heinigen SnOali6en auf 480 Dollars, 1tn6
!Das Der ~iinnlolen 9~ergeuOungen meDr iin0.
2Iber na allies 91S nod ni6t ausreidt, I'M
pie lleberi6iiIie Der Ginnabmen iiber bic
Aus9abeH nieoer3ubalten, 10 mub man eno>
LID, tpobl ooer libel, 6aran henten, bic Sim
lIabmeH sl p%erringerH, ,, B. einige Steuern
ab3ul6aifen.
Us gel6tebt NIT iebr iaueriIBer Mtene.
@l1le Y1rtetper19fnmlung per Republican,
i6e1 @OngreBmitglieber, hte qm 20. Suni
eebnIten tpuroe, tpollte Iid gu tpeiter uidbts
perItebe1, ais 3u einerNbl6affung AerSteuern
GHf 3iinobOlSer, 8ant7ginlage 3epoitz
TEN, Bante 9Intpeiiungeu (Gbeds), tppblrie@
6eroe Maiier unh Yatent lrSneien. =
9iele Steuern limb vote Rleine1 BON ben
Wfeinen" iie ltefern 1ur 6ieS 6nGnselpfen7
nIge, oas fleine @el6, tpel6es Ser GongreB
10 nebenbei %pcriurt. Der ganse8ettel lit ntdt
oeryfeoe tuertb.-Wenn man ale inl1n6il6en
Steuern nit MISUNDERSTANDING Der pom
nj N II abl6affte, allo aud Sabaf
uno gigarren, Bier un6 ben nIsIdlieBli6
5u getuerbliden 3tpeden berbrau6ten Qlfoz
boil BON Der Steler befreite, 10 tpGre oos
~Glleroings Der Wtiibe tpert9. SIS miir6en
0amit Die @innabnen Inn run6 30 bis 60
Ofiuionen Dollars perrin9ert tper6en.
Damn tpiirbe ii6 Defenders lpenn 6er balo
gu ertDarteroe &iifi6lag i'm @tnfub1banbe[
aud Die 3elletnnabmen be6eItero i6mGlern
loHte) Die 70 il tie 8er d penounq,
tDeI6e gegentpdrtig Die yBolitit" betber 8arz
teien lit, ganS BON lelbit Derbteten.
0enu bic Yarteien 10 tuentg Offer aur
8erminberung Der Steuereinnabmen Seigen,
10 muB man einen 6auptgrun6 oaliir in Der
XbatIade iu6en, baB Die jebigen Steuern
bas 3oIt ni6t oriiden uno ibre Mbi6affung
benz 8oIte feline fiiblbare Grlei6terun9 gez
mGbren tDilroe.
Die Steuer auf Strst6b0laer lit biellei6t
bic ein3ige, 6ereu Abi6affung ii6 III etnem
@obIfeiIerperben Der Baare bemerfli6
MAIDEN pBroe. QHgeHommeH aber, oaB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

ii6 aIs 3iel lebt, bas geraOe @egentbeiI Ser
@tntrt6teruug lit, pelde Der amee
rifaner als 2(ufgabe Der common school
education" 6etrG6tct, ulS OaB ilucGrfotse,
AUDI mas boS bloBe gSiiicn betrtfft, lid gu
oelteil Der @eoG6titiBe 9tbridtuilg lIngctdDr
10 %DerDalten, mic Die Q~llpflan5ltlg uno
Glege bon Slumenftrdu6ern 5lt Dem N!nz
BEN bon StrdllBer aus auf 9rat3 befcltigz
ten abgel6ntttenen 8littben, Die nd6 peltts
gen StutOen ooer &a9cn pertpelfeI-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-02-08

@ OOa week in your own town. s. outfit
00prfree. No risk. Everything new.
Capital not required. We will fur
lish you everything. Many are making for
tunes. Ladies' make as much as men, and
boys and girls make great pay Reader, II YOU
want business AZ which you can make great
pay all the time you work, write for particulars
W Ii. 'HALLErr 4 Co, Portland, Maine. n22
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-02-08
DESERT
CRYSTAL SALT WORKS..

The Desert Crystal Salt Company is now
prepared to supply in Quantities to suit, 6ne
Table, Dairy Meat and Stock Salt, put up by
S, c. FOCUS, Reno, Nevada, who WIN supply
customers from WiRnemucca west.
1 From Winneruueca, eastward, JOHN KIN
iNEY, of Battle Mountain, will furnish Table
Dairy, Meat, Stock and Ground and Ungroand /,
Milling Salt
From platform at White Plains excelieni
Milling Salt win be sold as usual to our PATRONS
at low rates.
Address orders to !
HENRY Eek, Superintendent,
n1ki White Plains. NesadAe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-02-08

GtiLVER AND GOLD ORES, FREE OR
- base, Bought af Fair Rates. or
worked on reasonable terms, by milling or
roasting process
Ores from a distance can he shipped by rail
direct to the mill. Mark sacks ''W. X. W.,
Wnnemucca, New"
ALEX WISE, Proprietor
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-02-08
ORES ASSAYED.

Attached to the Works is an ASSAY OFFICE
where ores will be assayed on reasonable terms,
and accurate returns guaranteed.
o. Il. AVERY, Assayer.
winnemucca, October le. 1881. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-18
LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, Nov. H.-Correspondence /
On Friday of last week Mr.. John Halter
died at his residence, four miles south of
this town. At the time of his death he was
in the Goth year of his age, and for more
than thirty wears had been resident
of this neighborhood. His remains were
inferred in the village cemetry, and we're
followed to their last resting place by Il
large ConcourSe of sorrOwing friends and
relatives. Mr. Halter was man of strict
integrity and sterling worth, and was
known far and near as one OF
the kindest and most hospitable
citizens in the county. He leaves
wife and two children, who will inherit
his estate, which is ample for their sup
port. Mr.. Halter was born in Virginia and
emigrated to Texas when quite young
man.
The Rev. Mr. Henry has been reappointed
pastor of the NJ. Il. church south AZ this
place.
The Rev. A. NJ. Averill the large. hearted
big Drained Baptist preacher, who for several
years otliciated as pastor of the church here,
has recovered his wonted health and
strength, and will shortly issue from the
press another pamphlet
Permit me, for the benefit of Virgnians
in Texas, tn state that Il history of Augusta
county, Virginia, by John Lewis PeytOn, is
now completed and will be ready for de.
livery to the public about December |, 1882
The book contains over 400 pages,
and lisa work OF rare interest and value
and is full of historical, genealo iical and
biographical information written in the
well-known, vigorous and elegant style OF
the author. IL contains history OF the
early settlement ofthe country, a sketch OF
the border wars, memoranda of leading
pioneer families, and biographical notices
of our famous Indian hunters and warriors
and of Augustus distinguished sons, etc,
etc.
Messrs. n. X. Grove, John and William
Baskin Hon. Il. S. Guy, of Lancaster,
James Crawford and many other citizens OF
this county were born and raised in
Augusta, Virginia, and the above para.
graph will be read with much interest by
them and many other Virginians in this
state. Orders for the book should be ad-
dressed to S. NJ. Yost e Son, publishers,
Stanton. Virginia.
| The odd Fellows OF this town have re.
Gently purchased the mercantile house OF
Mr.. n. X. Grove, conveniently located and
| fronting on the public square.
Misses Addie and Minnie White, two
charming daughters of the late w. L.
White, have lately gone to Nashville tc
complete their education, and their pres
ence is sadly missed in the social circles o
our town.
The weather continues cold, and tn,
roads are muddy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-18
ROCKwALL
lion again.

RocKwALt, Nov, 10, lsS9,-tCorrespond.
ence,l-A few days ago deputy United
States marshal came from WACO and ar
rested ]. Il, Tucker, Of this place, for las we
are informed) collecting postal order be.
longing TO another person, and drawn on
the Waco postoillce. II seems nom the
statement given us, that while Tucker was
at Waco there was another person In the
county bearing the same name and initials
He receive letter cnclosing the order and
claims TO have the letter and that the party
VIII, sent the order will identity him as the
J. X. Tucker to whom IL was sent; the thei
claiming also to be the proper Tucker
Ito was raised here, Is well re
lated, and the citizens OF thi.
place are 10th to believe that hc would b,
guilty ot such an oHense.
Yesterday J. b. Riddle, deputy marsha
from Terrell, came over and arrested an OLD
man by the namo OF Cloud, who 10 also
wanted by the United States authorities fc
plugging up holes In silver coins. II Is re
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-18
a system OF Improving the Memory,

The English System of Memory" was
explained last night by Professor Macllarg
to an audience in Association hall. This
system, as taught by the professor, discards
memorizing by repetition. There is no
rote learning about it, but the memory is
trained, he said, through the judg.
ment and the imagination, and thus
the whole mind is improved. The results
obtained by this system, he said came
| from classification of ideas, and the prin.
cipal means used to secure such classical
ton is by symbols. His son and daughter
were present, and illustrated the powerful
memory they possess.
On sheet of muslin were placed 100
events in the history OF our Lord, arranged
in ten columns, with ten events in each
column, each event bearing its appropriate
number. With their backs to the muslin
the boy and girl called OIL the events in a
horizontal or vertical order, or
diagonally, or beginning at the foot
and running the verses up backwards. The
Conimns of numbers similarly arranged
were disposed OF in the same satisfactory
manner. The numbers each contained
three figures, and were placed on the mus
lin without any regard to order, yet
they were called of rs were the verses OF
scripture.
A list of chemical elements and oauiva
Tents, which puzzles the college professor.
aud students, was also called oil and picked
out here and there by the professors sor
and daughter. So also in the case of the
bones of the human body. At the iustanc,
OF the audience, twen,y.Ono different thing.
were written ona blackboard, such as tive
Onions, "coal.scuttle," Jumbo" "quar
OF molaSses,n and number o
difficult chemical names. Thu.
placed on the board. the pro
lessor read them oil carefully to the DO,
and girl, whose backs wero turned. Asked
to repeat the list, they not only did so for
wards but backwards and could select any
article in the list If its appropriate number
was mentioned. "rhc Far.Famcd Fair,
Tale of Fenelia," which contains about hal
a column of words beginning with al" di
vided into ten paragraphs, was rccitcd, ant
the paragraph repeated IL its number wa
given. The same thing was done with
Southey's poem, 1.-THE Cataract of l.odore.
All these, he said, could be learned in Al
hour or two by his system,-t Philadelphia
| Ledger.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-18
some Facts About Killing Frosts

The usual lateness of killing frost thi.
fall is attracting attention. But it is OK
tremely fortunate for the cotton planters
as the spring was so late, from wet and cold
thereby delaying planting, and in many
cases replanting became necessary, owing
TO the first rotting nom the above causes
For many years | have kept in diary
note of important changes in the weather
and from II gather the following:
In the fall of 1871 the first killing frost oc
Cured November Ii.
In the fall of 1877 the first killing fros
occurred 0ctobcrll.
In the fall OF 1873 light frost appearat
October |, s and II; black frost 10th, killing
frosts Goth and 2lst
In the tall of 1874 light frost October 10
killing irosts 18th and 18th.
In the fall of 1915, light frost October II
killing frosts 18th aud 10TH
In the fall of 1876, light frost October .
killing frost 10th,
In the fall of 1877, light frost October 8
warm rs August %, killing frosts Noyem
Der 3 and L. Ice on the 9Th.
In the fall Of 1878 light frost October Is
black frost 10th, killing frost 9th.
In the fall OF 1879 light frost October 20
killing frost 95th.
In the fall Of 1850 killing frost October %
In the fall OF 1851 light fross October n
and 81, killing frost November 3.
II will be observed that in 1874, 1877 ant
1851 killing frosts did not appear here unit
after November |, and the present weather
indicates II will be as late this year as II
1871, perhaps latcr.-t Memphis Appeal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-18
AGENTS
LET'S CHEMICAL WORKS, Lawrence, Kansas
LEWIS 4 cos Prepared Paints, Kansas City,

one of those minute single.cell creatures
known as protozoan. We see 1t expanding
into an elipsodial figure, which becomes
for time Longer and longer. II then ".
gins to contract about what we may iol
the sake OF popular INTELLECTUALLY, eau 10
equator. IL assumes the form Oh Wo
nearly globular bodies, connected, uumy'
hell like, by narrow neck. ms mem
becomes narrower, and at last the wv
globes are set free and appear us Two nv.
viduals instead ofone What are the rels
tons of these two new beings to me any.
cedent form and to each other we q.
anime them with care; they are equm ~
size, alike in compleXity, or rather slnphm S,
icty, of structure. We cannot say thatelsn, u.
of them is more mature or more ruu'h.n
tary than the other. We can lind " .n.a
separation from each other no anaioEy VI
the separation of the young a,.' 70
or the egg from its mother, vi
the liberation OF a seed iru n.snt
plant. Neither of them IS pair"S
aud neither offspring. Neither OF snem a..
older or younger than the other lnvli
cess of reproduction, or rather OF hu w "a.
cation, must, so far rs we can see, W rci.
peated In the same manner forever. and
dents excepted, they are immor's W. I'm In.
frequent MS such accidents must be, ,ns ,h S
diyiduals whom they strike might,o r ,,,,,,
would, like the rest of their comin r,aalys,
have gone on living and splitting themS;v,issr
up forever. II is strange. when eNan,'t IA
certain infusoria under the microscopy
consider that these frail and tiny ov. sSs.
were living not potentially in Their am.I IN
tors, but really In their persons perhaps -
the Laurentian epoch.
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Mary Had u Little Goat,

That history repeats itself is frequently
remarked, and the incidents which confirm
this statement are always full of interest to
tho inluiring mind. II is, therefore,
pleasant to record the tact that the instruct.
I've narrative of Mary's little lamb, the
truth of which certain iconoclasts have af.
fected to discredit, has recently gained sup
port from an occurrence which happened
In this city. The other morning. on one
Of the principal streets Of the Back
Bay, q young and attractive woman, was
observed tripping along, attended by a
soat, from whose neck danged an end OF
rope, which he had probably broken in or.
der 10 follow her. When she attempted I @
get away from her humble admirer by run.
ming, the goat ran too, and when she
walked slowly, in the hope that he would
pass on, he also put on the brakes and
ambled along quietly by her side
Then she ran up the steps ofa house, bu,
the surc.footed descendant Of crag
scaling ancestors was at the door rs quickly
~ she, wagging his tail spasm odically and
evidently enjoying the exercise. Finally
the young woman made feint Of running
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Mr.. CARLISLE, of Kentucky, who will
probably be the next speaker of the house
of representatives, has spoken out In no
unequivocal terms on the great subject of
interest, now before the country, the tariff.
He. with our own SENATOR CoKr, carried
of the honors last session in the efforts that
were made to break down the iniqutics of
the present protective system aud made Que
of the finest speeches made on the subject.
In speech he made during the last cleo.
ton Mr.. CARLISLE said: 81 should not
hesitate to announce my adherence to tina,
creed which demands the largest liberty in
trade, that doctrine which opens the chan
pels Of commerce in all parts of the world
aud invites the producer ard consumer to
meet on equal terms in free market fol
tho exchange of their commodities, for
sincerely believe that all commercial re-
strctions are in the end injurious to the in
tercsts OF the people,"