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Fruit Jars! Fruit Jars
NOTICE.

RToTICE is HEREBY GIvE5 THAT THE
N undersigned, Directors of the Trinity Church
Of the Evangelical Association Of North America,
have petizioned the Superior Court of Sacramento
county, STATE Of California, for leave to mortgage
the west hslf Of Lot Number Eight in the square
bounded by ] and and Twenty third and TweotY-
fourth streets in the city Sacramento, coupEy OF
Sacramento, State OF California and that by crder
OF said Court said petition is set for hearing on
SATURDAY, the 23th dsyoi May, 1888, at 10 O'Clock
A n, at the Courtroom Of Department No. oae OF
said Court, in the City Of Sacramento:
F. W. VOEGL EIS,
j. CROASMAE,
". II. AXTHELM,
r. R. Fox,
WILLIAM WILCOX,
Directors.
ADD C. HryKsoS, Attorney for Petitioners.
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DR.. C. .. SALFIELp.
2le Kearny street,
BAN FRAN SCOs CAL.

Consultations STRICTLY ccnfdsntisl, by letter OF s.
ofsce, FREE FOR the convenience q pstisnfs, aze
In orfst 20 insure perfect serecy, hare adopted
private sSsrssz under which al packaxes SIC + :
arsr1ed
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ssrlnal Em.sglonp, DC

lie prac;ced by the youth Of both sexes 70 an almost
unlimited extent, producing with rnerTng certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, Unis IS
conbated hv scientific medical measures, viz: Saio W
countenance DARK spots under the eyes, pain IN Il
head ringing 10 the ears, noise like the rustling Z
leaves and rstsag Ok chari0ts reainess about II
Ioins, weakusss Of the. limbs, confused vieion,
biunted Intellect loss OF condolences difidenoe IN
approaching strangers, q disike TO form new &C
qi1aintancee, disposition 90 shun society, less II
memory, hectic firishes, pimpes snd various cruz
tons about the face fuTred tongue, fetid brcstf,
coughs, consumption, night swcsts, monoraana ar
frequent BY insanity.
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Society, D;mness CT Visoo, Noises IN the Head TIE
vitsl fluid passing unohserved In the urine. and
many other diseases that lead to insanity and deEth
Esr. NENFkE, who is a regular physician (gTad
uate of the University Of Pennsyvanial viii agrte
to forfeit Five ESsxn6FSs Dalssrs for case CT
special advice and treatment) viii no. cure, or fer
anything impure or injurious found In il. BB.
HiNTTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. ConsnlsaiiaH free. Thor
ough examination and advice, including analysis Of
urine, 60. Price OF Vital Restorative, 80
bottle, or four t,mes the quantity, S.6: ssnt TO
any address upon receipt OF price, or @. o. D.,
Aezrny street. San FEanesse0. Ct,
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BLACa OEAsE0ND COAL
ANc sCaEEylNGS,

gEyEE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIAPIso COAL, tho most economica
that can Se used for esea Il Tor sale IN lots to su
az Black Disriood Landing, Centrs Costa county,
Rnd 81 the oifics Of the Company, southeast oorne
Of Tolsorn snd Spear streets, ssn Francisco.
P. 3. CORNWALL,
ds-ts prazi5ant r. u. O Co
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4 prospscts in France are favor.

CONDENSATION FROM LAST soH1's DIsrArcHss-l
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Mas. a. SHIRMER.
PloNEER LIVERY sTAeLE.

RFANUFACTURER OF LADIES AND CHILL
w dren's Underwear. Also, all kinds of white
sewing neatly done. Lull House, corner Seventh
and streets, Room p. m19-4plw+
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Or. SPINNEY 6 CO.,
or no. II EEAgaY ST. SAN Fasac!scO.
rrsat ali chronic and special diseases.

or no. II EEADaY ST. SAN FasaclscO.
Trsat ali chronic aud special Diseases.
VegNG mES
yETHo hay BE SUFFERING FROM TIE
Wv effects OF youthful follies or iadiscreticn
viii do well 70 avail themselves OF this tie greatest
boon ever laid at the altar CT suffering humanity.
DR.. SPIHSEY vii guarantee to forfeit $500 for
every case OF Seminal Weakness OF Private Diserse
Of any Kind or character which ne undertakes and
tails 10 cure.
MInDLE-AsED MEa.
There sre many at THE age OF Thirty 70 slxty who
are troubled with too frey,lcnt evacuation OF the
bladder, often accompanied BY slight snsrting or
burning sensation, and weakening OF the system
liz manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining the urinary deposits & ropy sediment
will oftsn be found, and sometimes snail particles
Of aleCfnen win appear, or the color viii be OF a
thin nliIkish hue, again changing to dark ard
torpid appearance. There many men who de
Of this difficulty, ignorant OF the cause, which Is
the second stage CT seminal weakness. DR.. s. will
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases. and
healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
Office hours-10 20 and to s. Sunday, from 10
to II A NJ Consultation free. Thorough exam in
alton and advice, S. Cali or address
DE. sPsSSSF & Co.,
No. IL Kearny street, San Francisco.
p. s.-For private diseases Of short Standing,
full course Of medicine, sufficient for cure, with
I'll instructions, viii Re sent to any address Cor $40.
au22- 4pst2wATT1nFu
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cTREn ST unszE.

Persons at distance n,sy be cured at home by
addressing letter TO DE-. GIBB0N stating case,
gynpt5ns length Of time the disease has continued
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity to any part Of the country,
with full ard plain directions. By ircIosing ter
dollars In registered letter. through the Possofice
or through Wells Fargo Co., package OF meiicir
viii be forwarded to any part Of the Union. Plesse
gay you saw this advertisement In re REooyD.
UNION. Address. DR.. J. +. GIRBOE,
ja2z-4ptf&sw Box 1857, San Francisco.
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Ents Grea

his re > {
9 rem sta nfB g
gesssesiy and Nerve
TONIC is the legit :
mate result Of over
twenty years Of prE :
teal experience, AZ d
CURES WIT "a III :
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Phyioal
Debility, Senlina, Wesk :
mess, SperInatorrhaa,
PRO state rrh 90 a.
'E~.lrx~f- T-G~-
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DISS0LUTION OF G jPARTNERSHIP

YKJHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Exist
ing between S. A. PALMER and JAMES C.
SEPULVEDA, engaged in the Drug Business under
the firm name and style of PALMER & SEPUL-
YEDA, at the city OF Sacramento, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, S. A PALMER retiring
from the business JAMES c. SEPULVEDA is to
continue the business, and viii assume all indebted
ness of the late firn and collect all outstanding
accounts due the said firm.
s. A. PALMER,
JAMES @. SEPOLVEDA.
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JAMES Q. SEPUIF EDA.

To ihe Public: IN retiring from the
above business, desire toreturn my thinks 20 my
friends for their patronage, and request that they
continue to favor my successor.
m21-lw S. A. PALMER.
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win be cent to any one applying by letter, stst.,
SYMPHONIC sex and age Strict secreey in regard to
all business transactions
ga. RfSTEE's KIDNEY aEFEE1T. / E
PERETsCgM, cures all kinds Of Kidney sId
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhosa, Gieet, LeucorrhGa.
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle six bolt es
Tor %.
DIR. EINTIE'S EAEDEEsGE F'EEz.S are II
best and chsaPest EY5SEPssA aIas! BgEzGsS
cure in the market. For sale by sill Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY 4 &C., Sacramento, wholesale
sgeuts nna4pIyhoesElyfFs
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MONAL.

II LANG'S CHEMICAL STEAM DYE WORKS
% a has been removed from ia street to 900
street, opposite Tarner Hall. a25-1m
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TO THE UNFORTUNATG
DE-. GIBBONS DISPEISARY,
sss gearny street. San Franciseo.

Established IA 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
ouch az Gonorrhea, Glsei
Structures, Syphilis In a |
It's forms, Seminal Weat
ness, ImPoteecy, Skin
Disea7es, etc, perm g.
nently cured o. 20 chars e.
seminal weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequence oiseli-a5ure-
Ti:s solitary vice or de-
PRAYED sexual indulgeF ce
..- 4 =. -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-09
~ Il 8la Il s.

r ! 8erlin, 4. Mai. 8ismard ,piro
auBer @tanoe iein, al BET aei9stags>
Debate iiber bas @ei@sbausbalts=@e,
fes bel benen eriter 2eiuns Ibeil 3u neb.
men, ba e. uieoeram an Rerpenidmerl
leibet.
Der Gelbmaribau Graf bon Moltie
bat in boiler @eiuuobeit beute cine, ldn=
sere llrlaubsreiie na@ Der @@,pei5 az,
9etreten. t 81,
1, Die bieii9en 3immerleute un6 Rau,
rer babea 5ur Gr5ieluns elmer 2obnerb5'
buns einen Nusfano besonnen.
Iui ben Nntra8 bes Staatsminiiteri,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-09

Dffi5'eren bic Mittbei1uns, bab arseb=
lid BON Cir Sobn McDpnolb Sic Mad}=
ri6t einsetroffen iei, baB 5'pei perba6ti=
sc, tpie man glaubt nit 6eniern ben,onu*=
te uno Gorpebos uno anoere aefdbrlid,e
Spren9foffe an 8ur6 fibrenbe @biFc
Dor ein'sen 9asen bon 8olton aus9eloa,:
fen leien, nno baB man 9(anbs, oob @a~
lifar ibr Beitin1mun9sort lei. 9lcb i9z
rer Nnfuaft iollteu bic Gorpeops, je uod,=
Dem Die @ele9eabeit i1 tictel1 >oiir5e, i'm
3afen aus9elegt tuerben, i'm ban,it hie
e111z poer auslou1en6en G1ifTe III btr-
2uft 5u ipren9en: bic Sopeoo=9ette loQe
te 1i1 bon 5pmbro aus ben 6oien h;n=
auf big ,n69li6t bi9t an Sic Gtaot t.
ltreten, uno SIT seb0rigsr 3eit lolIten
lanmtlide Torpeous angejiinoet ,uerps:5.
5sament(i6 miro 6erpor9ebobeu, ooS eli;
Il. ,. ST., Dem Sage Ser Oil'rid}tu1s
beg Ne0roers BON Gaoenbi16 ano 8l,rIs<
auBer9e'pObnllbe adla1nteit geiibt !re2~
oea loae, uno es tpiro ferner Sic VSt1
ltarfung Der @u9en in Den RoIsrnenx
Bu(oermaga5inen un6 @djiffs,rer;ten ~
Iuie auf oeu @riegslbiffeu e!nploDlsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-09
Stle8rapbtf6sS slAc;te3s

= Bei elmer @rploIion, ,pelcbea am @on=
nersta9 in Sen uDil gsorfs" 5u HSiczs
burg, @}ill7 itattfauD, ivllroert orei fae
bige Nrbeiter t6otli6, 5toei al1bare l:{):oas;, :):oaes;
|oerlebt.
X gbriitian Senlen, feline 5rau, iei::s
1Sjdbri9e Eobtcr uno Grau 9eea5l;is's
Sarquelen aus GruIant, W1id, 'purbsn.
ais lie ii6er bas GeleiIe Ser v0ctro;a,
2anling & N0rtbern"z z@iienbaba fuDresa,
pon eiuem Babn5u9e iiber5 r5a5rea ,,uo ac~
|1Dbtet. ~. .s......- f-
+ Die @ebrAber, @1n,o, bebe.tts:;t.
3uder6dnoler inMatau5as aif Cuba, tts:
(.ben nit G9alperbinblibfeiteu I'M Nelalsz
ie BON 100000 Dollars Sic 5ob!us1sea
lein9eitellt. '....
gouperneur 8utler rpn D2o5E. bat
eiuen@elet set,n9 sbei6lub, >er$2 4,o2u
gu oem 3tpet perlui!ltgt, oer 009;ar
1unnel 2inie ein 9oppel,Jabrseteis II
seben, obne leine nnterl0rift returnirt.
Sn 6arneD, &era5, bra9 au z,
5. 81. cine 5euersbrunlt aus, toeld)e Ben
|9r6bten Gbeil oes @el9aftsoiertels ia
Al6e le9te.
! I Ser Burfeber bes ebemalieeu Gnis
|iertn College lit 2pnoon, Ont, 9'eo. Dr.
9arneu, 1T NIT 9inter!alI1tne BON $1,000
1S9uloen our69ebrannt.
II Ser &atb oer Nloermen BON Broatt
Ign bat fir bic @intpeibun9 ber Goit ST.
uerz8riide 5000 Gouars 81 8e1eua3-
tunss5tueden betuiQi9t. Gerner wurbe
|be1@loiien, bic Die Bride i9midencsa
26tpent6pfe mcgen BET @rinnerun9 Oil oen
britii@en 26,uen, Bic iie Bel Ben Sr.6n,
oern tua6r,1fer, gu entiernen unb oureb
bog @appen BET Ser. @taaten unb oeu
omerifanii9en Noler 5u er|eben.
*Die IN oera @taatsSelek9ebuil9 ucn
Mem Sort ein9ebra@te Bilt betr. ben
|spllfreien @ebrau@ oer BrooflDner Gxiiessp
tfar GuB9dn9er ,uar, als lie am lettsa
@ibun9sto9e gut Bebano(un9 tons;rcu
|loQte, ni@t 5n finoen uno lit eutlueoes
|uerlest ber geitpblen ,porbeu.
+ Sn Nnttuerpen bat ber &or:,g6uolsc
@e,norp nit 100000 DcGars Gd)s!Icc!:
8anferott sema@t. @ine Jrau, ocre,
&atte bur9 ben &anterott 5l @runoe So
lri@tet lit, bat 1i@ beute oa5 2eGen ga*
nDn1n,en.
ri Die bdnil6e @rpeoitiou sur G:rFrE.
tldung uo,t @r0nloao lit CHI 3. Mla; or:
Ropenbnsen abselegelt.
! Die, Weltansitellung ii, Q,1!Esrtc!s IL
iuarb bon Dem a0uis ten poltrao ii :apcv
Lion er6ffnet.
{ Die &e9ieruns BON @riebsnlano "a.
'|bie Ginfubr BON anteritaai ]bc1a gd5),2eI;z
neFeii@ oerboten.
: Gr gtaatsl6asmeiiter 9otf cpH
.19tuheilee bat Bic erb0bte 8iirserid)al1
bon $35 900 seleifet uno lit Gus be!u
.&sfdasuib tntIa7en tpDrbeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-05-09

u'e .ep'e s,0alter 9el9offen. Die 8un-
oen 1'no 5'parerbebfid ober nidt aefdbrz
l'@. Brennan ,uurOe oerbaftet.
@iltesbarrre, ga., 4. gaai. syn
Dem e'ugange 3u benz s6adf fner ,aebiqb
(Nauep Goal Company" Bel 9aissbarre
''no am Greitag idlagenbe Wetter einae<
|t7reten, tpabreub iib Nrbeiter Ill SET CRU
oe betanoen. Gotparb @iefer un6 -6eurp
SoIer, tpel9e 5ur 3eit j Der @asentaiinz
oung out elmer 60 SUB unterbalb Der
GrozD DberFd@e beiinbli@en 8latform
nit H6brenlesen bei@dftist tuaren, purz
Den BET lebenoisem 2eibe f0rmli9 ser1-
ltet. Ser @@a@t 1T 600 gub tief uno
oas 9ol5nert oarin itebt in 8rano. Mebr
Terluite an Menidenleben baben nt@t
|tatt9efunoen. Das 500 Gub aber ber
S5a@t|oble befiubli9e @aus ,uuroe in
5tade 9ebro6en .1nb bieie tpurben sier<
zig SUB in bic 96be 9etrieben. Die
lsEplolion fano itatt, als bic Ma9t(9idt
Der 8ersleute ii9 gum @,niabreu in Ben
lS9a9t bereit nla9te. ..
: Spri,lsfielo, ST., 3. Nlai. 9ie nit
Der @ntsegennabme pom ,3eianunsen auf
actien ber ant 3. Npril ineorporirten
v@9icaso @leoateo &ailmap Company"
8eauftra9ten baben beute benz @taats<
lstretdr beri@tet, oaB bas Metienza zaapital
ooQftanbis se5ei4net if unb s5,par nit
iI$S, 100000 oQn g.. Gpopner, nit $2,~
100000 bon @iuidr g. GeI ,.nb nut
$1,ooo,o00 bon St. Me. 8aeon. Die
|Sncorporatoren famen eeitern in Chicago
|5ulamn1en uno ertldrten in ber Sage au
|iein, oas Gel@dit iofort 3u beginner.
! SbeboD9an, @is. Der l9idbri9e
Wm. @oeoede, Der ,uesen elmer &ainis=
ffeit ieinen 8ruoer erl@oB, 1T gu ieben
|Sabren 3u9tbaus oerurtbeilt ,porben.
|Die @ertbeibisuns itiibte ii@ auf bic
[BabnlinnszEbe unb n1a9te seltenb,
|oaB audi @oeoede's Shutter irrfinnig lei.
|Die @el9morenen perneinten iebo9 bic
|Babnltnnsz zGra9e uno ertldrten i'm bes
|Moroes I'M 1tueiten @rabe fir 19ulbis.
*@6ilabelpbia. SIN Sale bes i9urz
|fiiben @IzNrmenbausz z@uperiutenoenten
|@Qis 9. @biuipps saben bic @e]9pore=
men na@ elmer situns, luel@e bie san5e
|Ma@t in Mnlpr,,4 senommen bate, Elm
auf ri6ulbis" lautenbes 8erbitt ab.
Miltuautee, bet Z. Mai. MaDor
|Stome1 bat beute ben 8efebl erlaffen,
bob ale Saloons um Mitterna9t 81
.|i@lieben ieien uno bab teinem &oli3ifteu
erlaubt lei, tpdbrenb ieiner slmtsitunoeu
9eiitise @etrdute 5u ii@ 5u nebnten.
: = Ribbleton, g. ., Z. Rai. llebe,
{ e|5man5is NIT Betroleun1 belabene Baser
; Der Griebabn iteben einise Meilen pon
, bier in 6euer. .,..s .a 55.
@an Mntonio, 9er., g.. Mai. sc:
: neral au9ur anb anbere Dffi3iere bes
l9auptquartiers boben bic Madri4t por
= einen,, an benz Wfilitdrz 3ablmeiiter Ma:
ipr Ma5{on perlbte1, Moube erhnlten
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1883-01-18
Personal AND LITERARY.

-Clumah, so we'll known to the read
ers Of "Liyingstone's Life and Tray
els is dead. He was one of the men
with Liyngst ne when he died.
1t is the op Mon OF Evangelist
Chr tians than any man living, and
Mr.. lngersoll more intdeIs. ~ u
Times.
Mrs. Ray, the first woman VIII went
to Leadville, dug in the mines, secured
the p aims as scout, took in washing.
an now has fortune Of 1000, ,000.
san Francisco Chronicle.
There is n general opinion that
Dickens popularity is waning. II may
be, but within the twelve Years that
have passed since his death about 4, 23g,
600 OF his works have been sold in En-
gland alone. "Pickwiekn heads the
list, and 1.-THE Tale of Two Cities is
lowest. - Chicago heratd.
The Attorney General of Quebec,
Mr. Joseph Alfred Mousseau, recently
appointed gentleman Justice Of tho
Pea Q, and licially mott ying him,
wrote: LAS have been informed that
certain number of those whom have
raised to the position of j. T. are
dead and buried, you will be kind
enough to lot me know before ten days
whether you are dead or alive. in case
you do not reply within the next ten
days you will be considered MS being
dead"
Miss Esmeralda Boyle, who was tho
leading spirit in organizing the Liter
airy Society of Washington Mt Mrs.
Dahlgren's home, is the daughter of an
old naval officer, whose eccentricity
was TO name his children for whatever
port or place he was in at the time Of
their birth. Hence one Of his daughters
was named Oceana. being born whilC
he was among the South Sea Islands.
and another Paciiica, for the same
reason. A son he named Juan Fer
nandez. because he had been visiting
that island just before the child was
born. Miss Esmeralda was born in
Spain and spent her childhood at Ma
deira. - Chicago Times.
Frank Lumbard, well-kuown cam
paign-singer of chicago. whose death
was recently announced, left his wife
and daughter penniless. So long ago az
1862 Frank was nging at political
ShlhVlliSs' uHu ~ tilV u"yo VI tho N"'
no public assemblage in Chicago was
complete without him. He went to
VicEsburg W th the Sanitary Commission
in 1862, and sang "Old Shady "IhG
Star-Spangled Banner ",john Brown
and other patriotic songs to the boys iri
the field. During the Lincoln-M McClel-
Ian campaign in 1864 he sang at hun
dreds Of meetings in Illinois, and in tho
congressional and pres dental cam
paigns since that time his voice has al
ways been heard. = Chicago News.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1883-01-18
HUMOROUS.

They tell of woman who simply
looks at food and her hunger is appeased.
Make splendid wife for poor man,
in these days of high prices
Young housewife: "What miser-
able lit:lctcggsl You must really tell
them. Jane, to let the hen sit on them
little longer, or we must change. our
grocer.
"A Boston man has discovered way
of running sewing machines by hot air.
We can furnish him plenty of ninety
eight degrees in the shade next sum
mer. --DctroI Free Press.
The town Of Paris, Tex, has raised
potato five feet long. The Colorado
beetle hasn't heard Of that fashionable
summer resort When it does we shall
read of a potato bug to match.
-"Do you subscribe to all the arii-
cles of the Athanasian creedp was
asked an old lady mo, don't! l
can't afford it. There's a collection
next week for the convention fund, and
can't do any more, was the reply
Chicago Tribune.
"A Philadelphia man has invented a
doll which creeps, sings and. If wound
up at bed time. will veil like wild In
dian right in the middle of the night.
The Philadelphia News man advises all
young fellows contemplating matri-
mony to buy one each and sec how they
like it.
IN ne tenths of the crime OF tho
world is perpetrated after supdown, and
If the Society for the Prevention OF
Crime is sincere in its work, it will inn
mediately ask Congress to enacta law to
prevent the sun going down before ten
O'Clock p. m. NorristODn Herald.
"A Falling out once Occurred be-
tween the Stomach and the Other Mem
bers of the Body, whereupon an Illness
oil all Fnsued. "See, now" said the
Other Members, "what a Blamed Fool
you are. for Instead Of eing the Healthy,
Comfortable stomach you once We're,
you are Now red iced TO the Mortiiica
ton of Keep ng Cases fora Drug Store" T"
Denrer tribune Primer.
Scene on railroad platform az
Heidelberg. Traveller to university
student "Sir, you are crow ling; keep
back, sir" u. S.. iercely, "Don't
you like it9 Allow me to tell you that
am at your service at any time and
place Traveller. benignantly: "Oh.
indeed; that is very kind Of you. just
carry this sachel to the hotel. DE
troH Free Press.
Mrs. L. f. M.-What is the best
baking g-powderp We don't exactly
know, ma am. The Rise Up Will
iam-R ley" is good one, and the
Gabriel's Trump ism half bad.
There's the "uit- -Up-and-Git" how
W II that do for youp Or, would yon
like the "Grain ElevatorG' To tell
you the truth, Mrs. l.. +. NJ, plain old
fashioned yeast is good enough for us.
But, if you must use unnatural means
to make your bred rise. we Il send you
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1883-01-18
A Husband and A Mule.

Not long since Wakefield Starkey, OF
Austin, while Gro sing the track Of the
lnternatona & Great Northern Rail
road on valuable mule, was struck by
a locomotive and killed. The mule was
so hurled into eternity. Wakefield
Starkey, although perfect gentleman
on the street, was perfect tyrant oil
the deepest dye. Without any provoca-
tion whatever, he used to beat his wife
and lock her up in the wardrobe;
hence, when she heard of his death, it
was not so much case of heavy be-
Teavement rs it was of mitigated affec-
tion. AS the engineer of the locomo-
tive was clearly to blame for the acci-
dent it was suggested to the widow
that she bring suit for damages. She
resolved to do so, and called at the
Office of the railway company. The
proper official happened to be in. The
widow had such clear case against
the company that it was deemed
advisable to compromise the matter.
"Now, madam" said the official,
after the widow had thrown lack her
veil and stated her bus ness, 1--WE arc
willing to do what is fair in this matter.
There is really no occasion to go to
law. IL q delicate su ject to discuss,
SO think, without going into the mer-
its OF it, will tnder you check fol
$4,000, and you win sign paper re-
leasing the company from all further
demands
The widow started, and asked: GLOW
much9'
II am authorized to paw you SO, 600. "
IL accept it." she said, very much
ag tated.
The check was handed over, the pa
pers signed, and the widow wake out
into the street in a bewildered frame o.
mind. As she cashed the check she
sa d to herself confidentially. 81
didn't expect to get more than $50
reckon that railroad fellow didn't
know how old that mule was"
Itnever occurre 10 her that she hac
susta ned any loss IN the death OF hel
husband. On the olher hand. the rail
road olfic al said to one OF the clerks
1.-The company was get ing off dir
cheap. We usua ly have to pay 50, 00C
for running over husbands.
1t did not occur to him that thu
widow had susta ned any loss whatever
in the valuable mule
What a striking illustration of ih'
fact that different peope look at thu
same thing in different Light Tsna
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