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| this time acquired reputation in the
market. Now she is making net profit
of about $40. 900 year.
Mrs. Bell. wife of Mr. Bell, of telephone
fame, is woman whose acquaintance Ia
worth cultivating. She car. say with truth,
" Ny face is my fortune, sir, and can also
add that is the cause OF other peoples for
tunes. she IL beautiful woman, and Mr..
Bell, falling in love with her pretty face.
married her, although she was deaf and
dumb. It was while experimenting with
an audipbone for his 17ife's use that he dis
covered the principles of the telephone.
Bill is now worth Sc GOO 600. The leading
portrait painter in Washington owes his
success to a picture Of Mrs. Bell. a por.
trait Of the lady which he had painted and
placed on exhibition attracted so much az.
tention that the unknown artist suddenly
became prominent, and orders poured in
upon him until he now has more orders
than he can ill.
Woman, in reading a newspaper, has
distinct method Of her own. she takes it
up hurriedly, and begins to scan it over
rapidly, as though she was hunting come
particular thing, but she is not Sac is
merely taking IN the obscure paragraphs,
which, she believes, were put IL olt.oi-Uhe.
way places for the sake Of keeping ler
from seeing them. Marriages and deaths
are always interesting reading TO her, and
the advertisements are exciting and ssim.
ulatiDg, She cares but lstle fer printed
jokes unless they reflect ridicule upon the
men. ana then she delights In them, and
never forgsts them She pays particular
attention 10 anything inclosed IN quota
tons, and cousiders il rather better author
ity than anything tirse-handed. The col
uinn in " hich the editor aira his opinions,
in loaded hifalusin, she rarely reads Views
are Of no importance IN her eslimat ton, but
facts ase everything. She generally reads
the poetry. She doesn't care Tor it, but
makes = practice of reading II because she
thinks she ought TO ito so. Sac reads
stories and sketches and paragraphs indis-
Ultimately, and believes every word of
them. Aver she has raad all soc wants
she lays the paper down with an cir of dis
appointment as she observes that there is
nothing IN 1t. "
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TIE BALLAD OF a BORE.

Yes, we shall miss hin very much,
Despite hIs fanlt, fr he was such
wonderfully perfect bore;
A bumsn auyer, so TO sp ak,
And one that, by curious freak,
IS it grew oulier pierced the more.
The Honorable Alfred Tot
It WIS our heTO'1 m1urnful lot
To bear this tragic name-set sail
Upon a Whimsical sea lark:
Ills oily words, poured round the bark,
He knew would still the widest gale.
But his relentless larnyx brought
A fate OF which he'd never thought.
few weeks ont Captain died,
By vapi1 chas completely ii30red
Tie crew fled maciy-over5oarj,
and Tot vas ieft in lonely pride.
Yet he kept up through sun or fog,
The ships and his own mono-lOgue
He talked the storm down, and At last,
With many a penBlve lingering qualm,
Amid wild and dead-tired calm,
On Patagonia's shore was cast.
The III bred natives planned to eat him
That was the only way 70 beat him,
They wished to banquet him; and what,
Ia view Of their scant larder-shef,
Could do no more homo to himself
Than TO serve him up smoking hot?
&" But, said their chief LIES very dull;
Take heed. take heed, before YOU Gull
Sc fair a flower as this If we
Should Stay him now, no doubt it would
Be quite exciting but how should
We mex. enliveu our enuuY
That saved the Captains life. And now,
Pouderiug it DER with thoughtful brow,
I'm led to this profound belief
We do not Kill our b3res, because
We know each time thel hold their jaws
Our cnuui finds such sweet rel Ell
&c p Lathr0p, in Life.
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Household Hints.

! An excellent salad is made of beef
/ tongue and lettuce with the usual salad
dressing. Do not mince the tongue fine,
but leave it in easily distinguished pieces,
as otherwise it Is pressed together ami
does not mix well with the dressing
1t Is good thing to save some of the
! fat when cooking lsmo. Use what you re-
quire for the gravy, and then save the
rest, so that when you roast your next
saddle of lamb you can lay little Jumps Of
| this fat On the top of it when it is put IN
the oven. Sprinkle salt and pepper over
it, also.
II your lace bed-spresd and pillow-cov.
ers are soiled, wash them, and, instead of
bluiDg them, dip them in some very
weak cold coffee, aud they will re-
ceive from it delicate shade of ecru,
which is so popular for laces just now.
Curtains and other articles of the kind may
be treated in the same way.
It is not generally known that mint
sauce viii keep if bottled, and be as good
or even better than when freshly gathered.
! OF course l do not mean that it will keep in
definitely. but for a week or ten days at
least. This will be good news to the
family to whom it is not alone the first
swallow, but the first mint-sauce which
makes the summer.
A handsome easel can be made at small
| expense. Have frame of common white
wood made, see that the proportions are
good, then cover it entirely with velvet,
| plush, or satin, or even velveteen of good
! quality may be used. An easel five feet
high will serve to hold quite a good sized
picture, and will make 1t a much more
prominent object than if it were hung on
the wall.
A good dish to be eaten cold for supper
is made by taking a piece Of round steak,
spread some butter or it, and then cover it
with force meat made of bread crumbs,
highly seasoned with pepper, salt and sage !;
roll the steak, and fasten it together; bake
It. basting it freely with butter and water.
When it il tender take from the oven and
let it get perfectly cold. Cut it in slices
right down through the force meat and all.
Waste in little things makes away with
many hard-to .be-acoounted-for dollar in
year. Do not throw away the starch
which is used in making cold starch each
week let it stand after using and settle in
the bottom Of clean bowl when the
water is clear above it, drain it off; let the
starch dry, cover the bowl to keep the dust
away, and this starch is ready for use next
wsshing-day. OF course you may need to
add little to it.
An omelette, with cabbage in it, makes
an appetizing side dish. Beat four eggs
till they are very light, the whites and
yolks separately; TO the yolks add small
cup of sweet milk, and pepper and salt to
taste then stir in a cup OF cold boiled
cabbage, chopped fac; have enough butter
in saucepan to cover the bottom when
hot, pour the omelette in, having stirred
the whites of the eggs in first before put
ting iato the pan.
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a0TIEsLs:s ASH Rf5I8lJ us
McKTNNEY,s HOUSE.

q AXE TAHOE, SUGAR PINE A zs>sy-o0
4 4 P0int--Gy far the best family ~ ZhfSsA ~
resort on Lake Tahoe Commodi ~ mis- -
GUS cottages for tourists. Boar Is u ttsls&
and Lodging by the week, So; b, -
the day, 3. Reduced rates Tor child en- Boats
furnished guests free Of charge. ie9 2m
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REPEErHE.
The north wind follows free and fills
Our rounding rail, and overhead
Deenenz The rzipleRs blue. and red

The north wind follows free and fills
our rounding rail, and overhead
Deepens The rainless blue, aud red
The sunset bgras on elarTied hills.
And peace il over al, az deep
AZ where, amid the secular gloom
Of some far reaching. roek-built tomb,
The nEmeless generations sleep;
While, uEdecayed as on the day
Thar saw them first, she Kings q cid,
Ia sguiPtured calm serene, behold
The allow millenniums pass away.
Still, Tar behind as, az Ne clsave
sm9oLh-n1wiag she, the din Of lie
ana passionate voices q the strife
Are nushe1 TO silence, and We leave
INC esrcs that haunt ~, dark regret
F9r wasted years, ard Wild unres,
fesruIag for pr ice NJ pleasure, biest
With lies i4st biessius-.O forget
F5r sill. Ia EzTp.'s kindly air.
Strong aHtid5-e IL mortal woes,
The pailiess herb Serenthe, grow,
Which ale whom f-iT-h1irsd Leda lzfe
M.Ne3 IN tie vice, ard .tilied their pain
Who Helt So Spartan halls for sire
or groihsf, Wrippe1 10 funeral ire
Or va-d-r!ns DER Lls b9undiess MAN
-iIhe Spectator
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Bic WORDS Quite recently a literary
man of some celebrity, in letter describ-
Ing the early fall OF snow in Switzerland,
did rot say the storm abated, but the
fakes dwindled to hoccuh - and instead
Of vulgarly putting it that they melted a
po!fnl Of snew to obtain water, he said
that firewood was Expended in rendering
its own heat latent IN the indispensable
iaid." Equally as good was that which
relates 20 s certain eminent Professor, who
observed that very wonderful things were
occasionally discovered nowadays. He had
found out lately that " Nystsgmus, or os-
cillstion OF the eyeballs, is an epileptiform
affection Of the cerebelluIar oculomotorisl
| esnters. and be added; "Don't forget in
the future what sort Of thing 'nystag-
mus is. "-TChambers's Journal.
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Simond's Nabob Bourbon Whisky,

~ EST IN MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
ID ness debility, Indigestion, fever, weakaess,
dyspepsia, ehis, etc. Has been sold in all the last
eTn States given universal satisfaction. II Is
HI hv recommended By the Faculty for all classes Of
fever and agus, nervousness, weakness, debility,
dyspspsz indigestion etc. Il Is nov introduced to
the paee q tEs Pacific SLOPE, Endorsed by the GER
t1siczse Of the eminent Dr. DzaS HAYES, the state
Assaver II MASSACHUSETTS,, and Dr. H. C. Lau3erback
OF St Louis No., both z. utiemen prominent IN
their profession, and which IS a guarantee 10 al
BUYERS Of IL purity and quality can snow thou
sands Of letters from persons, rom al parts Of the
Union and Canals 70 TESTIFY - IL merits and the
benefit Il lbs Afforded as family reuleiY snd tonic
Kan+ hv ~ Leadiag nrneq1sts and Greeers. a9 aE2p
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CAPITAL BREWERY,
NORTHEAST CORNER TWELFTH AND STREETS,
KERTa AZ NIC0LAUs, PrOprIetors.

GOOD QUALITY OF BEER AL ga
"A ways on hand and sold at current tis5-5E9
rates. EzT Country orders and trade So 49,
lcited and promptly attended to, with liberal dis
count. Beer delivered to any part Of city or depot
free of charge. Families supplied.
Address Postoilice Box 205 m29.1plm
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<-.Ir-,-JT HOUSE. EIGHTH AND X ST. EErs-

4 fLLs u 10 81 tIL1IIH AAU n 81 Il Is
Z The coolest and best rooms IA the city; and
greet reiuctiou IN price. Call SAD see that YOU san
reas a nice suite q rooms for : week singis
rcoms, 81 3 week. Befsrsnoes required Street
cars from tse Depot pass tie door every five rnla-
utes- 24I-d
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A Card.-To an Who are snfrering from

Card.-TO ali who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc. viii
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by
missionary IN South America Send self-addressed
envelope 70 The REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station
D. New York City. mis- 4plyTuThS
Advice TO Mothers Mrs WILSON'S
Soothing Syrup shout always be used when children
cutting teeth IL relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
The child from pain and the little eherub swakes as
bright as button" 1t is very pleasant to taste
II soothes the child, softens the gums, alays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels. and is the
best known remedy for di2rrhea, whether arising
from teethiDg CT other causes. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. nls1yIuThS
All Diseases Cured by the Hevitalizing
Cure, such as Catarrh in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. Oxygen
Depot, 100 Geary street. john
Or. In Mars Seminal Pills cnre ali
cases OF Seminal Weakness. less OF VIgor Nocturnal
Emissions lmpOtency, Nervous and Physical De-
biity, and ali thst class Of complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscrstion Abuse. The old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young a safeguard and protection. DR. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debiitated
from whatever cause TO their p-estne vigor. Price,
- so per bOrtle- Sent c. 0. u. BY express 70 any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
70 A M0BOYLs 4 CO., Druggists, Postof1ce Box
1852, SsD Francisco. ms 6m
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20
MENTION.

The earl of Onslow, who has made him
selfnoted by demanding a whole car to him
self in the Willard party, is thirty years
old, and succeeded his granduncle as the
ourth earl of Onslow in 1870. The first
peer OF the name was speaker Of the house
of commons in 170S, and on the acc ssion
OF George l. was appointed chancellor OF
the exchequer. The achievements of his
successors are not recorded in history.
Rev. d. B. Cheney, Jr., was duly or
dained TO the ministry ofthe Baptist church
Of saltwater on the evening of the 4th inst,
The sermon was preached by the father ol
the candidate, Rev. ID. b. Cheney, ID. d.,
of Lima, Ohio, the charge by Rev. H. @
Woods, ID. D., of Minneapolis, and the
charge to the people by Rev. Mr.. Whitney
OF the state mission. Rev. DIR. Carroll O
the PIesbl terrain church of Saltwater, ex'
tended & warm welcome to the young pas.
tor.
Gen. W. T. Sherman is o visiting Mon
terey, Cal, where he Landed and served il
1s47, and will arrive at Los Angeles mex
Monday. September II he will be at For
MohaVe, Ariz., AID thence to San Francisco
and proceed east to Salt Lake City. From
there he will..go TO Denver and Fort Lewis
Col, arriving at 81. Louis Oct. 1, and il
Washington about the u.
The retiring board Of San Antonio, Tex
which examined George A. Armes, Tent
cavalry, has reported that he is unfit fol
active service from nervous debility com
plicated with an affection Of the heart, ant
that the disability is incident to the service
The board recommends that he be place.
on the retired list.
Protab Chandler Mezzolali Of Hindostan
representative Of the Christian religion il
the east, delivered his first address in thi
country at the Unitarian church in Con
cord, Mass, the I'd.
When last heard from Hon. E. NJ. Wilson
and family were in Scotland, and Judg'
Thomas Wilson and wife of Winona wer,
at 1.-THE judges former home, Belfast, Ireland
Pap. Mason, the Oldest stage driver il
Minnesota is dead.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20
Sneak Thief Shot.

Fargo Republican: A stranger arrived at
Hillsboro Sunday and registered at the
Plummer house as Il. s. s. Ellis, 0ttumwa,
Iowa. Early Sunday morning, o after
midnight, he went to the United States
heel and robbed several guests. Leaving
there he went to the Kneelsnd house, where
he attempted to gain admittance through q
second story window by means OF a ladder.
In the operation he happened to drop a
screen window, which he had taken of,
and Mr.. Kneelsnd, awakened by the noise,
looked out, and saw the man coming down
the ladder trying to make his Escape, and
called to him to stop or he would shoot.
The man did not stop and Mr.. Kneeland
fred through the window. shooting the
burglar through the body as he was jump
ing from the ladder. The man dragged
himself to the Plummer house. When our
informant, Mr.. Barker, left last night, he
lay in a dying condition. He was about
sixty years old, confessed that he was q
burglar by profession, but was respectfully
connected and it was supposed he came
from the state Of New York.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

Ex-senator Sharon Of Calibrnia, was ar
Nated recently on q charge of adultery as
ee vas about TO take a train for the east.
he charge was preferred by Miss Addie
MI, we'll known in society circles. The
aoy claims that q contract of marriage was
Hasn up and agreed to between them; that,
addition, she loaned him $50, 700, $7s,-
~ OF which be had repaid her. She placed
,ae matter in the hands of a man named W.
- Nelson, Of unenviAble reputation, with
Instructions to claim the balance of $12,-
W0taid 10 be Aue her, and at the same time
ssote out a writ charging Sharon with
.eulieIy. II Is stated that Sharon drew his
meek Tor The amount and gave bonds for
SWO to answer the charge. Miss Hill
- ner claim Of marriage and fact OF
Rfeement Of marriage as she states having
- entered into between herself and Shar-
=, holding that in point oflsw it is equiva-
- 70 marriage. having been consumated.
~ anair Is openly pronounced q miser-
sole case OF blackmailing, kept back until
hf the east.
ihe following is published as the facts in
sssArd to James o. Barker, of Williamsport
the ~absoonding embezzler. 1t seems
"a before absconding he took a large
I'm OF money from his partner, Bentley.
~ 1901 As the latter made up his mind
-. rarker had absconded, he started for
York TO see II he could got sny trace
y ann; BE found that he bad registered
- HOFFMAN house on Tuesday follow
suiy % Bentley is unable 10 say the
amount Of Parker's embeEzlement,
.-Isi Il viii run up TO $50, 600, IS new
~ Constantly developing. II snow
49, tnat Parker carried AWAY with him
II is Understood that a young
80 81 Mlliamsport has gone with HIM,
y believed that the couple have
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20
FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.

The words Independence Americana,
1882, " are inscribed upon the statue Of La
fayette which was unveiled on the 9th inst.
In the address at the banquet, Valdez Ros-
seau, minister of the interior, declared that
nothing threatened the strength Of the gov
eminent and that France views with
indifference the recent mourning ceremo'
ME- over the dead anarchist.
The police have discovered that a man
named Torrance McDermott purchased at
Glasgow two lots Of glyceriDe several weeks
before the explosion there too place, and
that be carried them to Whitehead's fac
tory at Birmingham, where they we're prob
ably converted into ~hitro-glycerine and
used in the attempt to destroy the public
buildings at Glasgow.
Riots continue at Agram between the peo-
pie md the Jews. On the 7th the military
fred on the mob and arrested many rioters.
The disorders were not suppressed until
two o'clock in the morning. Great excite
ment prevails.
In consequence Of reports that efforts to
rescue O'DonLell, who shot informer Cary,
will be made upon his arrival In London,
the police authorities have adopted extra
measures to prevent any such atteu pit.
A Cracow dispatch says a large number
0 fRussians, evidently military officers, ar'
crossing the frontier, en- route for Bulgaria
The marquis ofLsrne and his family or,
visiting Ottawa.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20

and totally destroyed. The loss wa very
light.
John GrAbner. a laborer at work on the
Omaha railroad near saltwater Junction,
dropped dead on tho morning Of the 5th, of
what proved by post mortem TO be fatty de
generation OF the heart. He has a brother
in st. Paul.
Twenty towns in the Naugatuck valley,
Conn.,, report frost disastrous to crops,
especially tobacco and buckwheat. Ia
Southbury thirty acres Of tobacco were de
strOyed. Corn, grapes and melons also suf
Tered.
W. c. Jones, the young man whom Grace
CORTLAND whipped in Milwaukee for Sc
ducing her daughter, has been ~cowhided
again-this time in S~heboygan Falls, for
seducing a married oman
John Harrington wal killed by lightning
in his cabin, in Holmes Gulch, some foul
miles east Of Helena, Mont.
A fire in Chicago stock yards burned 81
cattle and damaged buildings in the sum o.
SIS, OOo.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20
RECORD OF

During a thunder shower II st. Paul,
Mimi, on the 10th inst, two men, working
on the street grading force, were instantly
killed. Their names were Herman Pilgrim,
aged thirly.two, and Thos. Nuske, aged
thirty-six, and each leaves a wife and two
children. The bolt of lightning struck
Pilgrim in the head, tearing his hat to
pieces and leaving a mark over his right
eve. The bolt then wound down over his
bvdy, disarranging and tearing his clothes,
and came out through the heels Of his
boots. tearing them to pieces and throwing
them fifty feet away. On Nusky the light
ming struck the breast, producing a slight
bruise. His clothes and hoe were treated
the same as those of Pilgrim, except that
the fluid did not come out at the heel but
on the front Of his shoes, the soles being
torn from the uppers n all thrown away
from HIM.
Miss Louise II. Van Allen, a daughter OF
william X. Van Allen, whose old home was
at Bergen Heights, N. j., was a victim o
the earthquakes at CasamiccioIa. Both
legs were broken below the knee and one
foot nearly cut of. The very weak condi-
ton in which she was found prevented am
putation, and after nearly ten days OF ter
Tible suffering, she expired on the 18th ult.
Her body is being embalmed, to be sent
home for burial by the side Of her mother
in the old family burying ground at Bergen.
The steam coOperags Of N. & H. 0'DoR-
nell, a three-story brick building, 60x1OO
feet, in Jersey City, was totally destroyed
by fire a few nights ago. II employed
eighty hands; capacity, 200 sugar casks
daily. The machinery was destroyed with
eight car loads Of slaves. IOss, $45, 900;
partially insured. The building was owned
BY Peter Field. Loss, $4,000; Insurance.
unknown.
The car repairer's oil and tool house, o.
the Northern Pacific, at Duluth, was burned
on the sth inst.,-the FIRE having been start
1 ed BY sparks rom q passing locomotive
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-20
NEWS NOTES.

A Girl named Willie ms. about seventeen
wears, and who has been recently working
e Waterville maze complaint that while
out riding on Lake Elysian with her father,
be With threats of drowning her IL she re-
Used him, ravished her and told her II she
srsyed him he would murder her. A
variant was issued, and the sheriff has the
nan in custody. He denies the whole az
hr and says be knows nothing about it.
There is some little talk Of l~ynching, but
a0thing serious.
A curious fact that has not yet been in
PRINT, is TO the effect that the mill near
L0ndra's mill Rochester, ives blswn dry
nd large amount of fish scattered over
bEsr town. Quantities Of mud were
hedged from the bottom and literally
plastered over the district lying just east
dthe pond.
United States Marshal Oakley and United
BATES District Attorney Ledis, OF Madison,
Wisconsin, recently seized the Spencer
srsEery, Spencer, Marathon county, Wis,
hr alleged violations of the government
Ceise Law. The value of the property
kEed is estimated at about 81, 600.
The smallpox hospital of San Francisco
> filed with lepers. The papers OF that city
atvocate the building by the government,
% an island, Of q ~lazaretto where all cases
oflfprosy throughout the country might
y removed.
John Collier ofKirkwood, n. Y, every
I've weeks is taken with nausea and vomits
worms from half an inch to three inches
0ng. A council of physicians say that un-
In help is had he must Don die.
Margaret Connors was to be married al
Brooklyn to William Wood. He dlsap-
peAIed on the wedding night, and Margaret
cnnk carbolic acid and died.
congressional election is ordered in the
INT district Of North Carolina, Nov. 20, tc
al the vacancy caused by the death Of
Walter F. Poole.
shoshsne Falls is TO be the Niagara OF th'
northwest. Hackmen and hotel keeper
are getting ready for the victims.
H. 5. Benjamin. Milwaukee. dealer in
carriages, has made an assignment. Asset
$4,000; liabilities about the same.
A spring Of salt water has been found OF
sanuel Lays farm at Edgewood, Ill.
James Heron, the great park man o
I~oronto, has failed.