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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

A New Orleans drummer was De.
tanned thrce days IN New LAREDO, On
the lilo Grandc, getting . sample
trunk passe>l thr'ugh the routine of
the Mexiean Custom House.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

DeI.essel~ announces that the
scheme f,r the creation of IN inland
..,a In Africa wilt be prosecuted BY
private enterprise.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03
The Old, Old, Star

lhl,rOx, I)ec. S.-Five vks :,gO
nm advertisement for = lssr.r with
Sll1v f,Dr = business sure realize
SlOaxN within s month. ;lf:srtal in
y lksstum paper. and y gen imam in
Cambridge answered. 1t. 4Uceived
mo rrply for two weeks. wb he w;.s
waited upon by IN aplssrtly we'll
t.,1lD business man who hlle4l him
I'm, letter I,e h,al written answer
10 tho advertisement, and ID :sn ac.
.,,,;,int :,nce Of his hal jl,e arrived
2rO,n California, that IL, Il stOlem
solne pr.,l,erty while there . result
of which he was c0wp~lleitO leave
the It t.lt.. The property 1erred to
was in guild bricks, one Of hich was
IN his possession, and upOe hich he
w.,s1ls:sir,us Of obtaining loan Of
SiNO In Orler tO enable l7fr,end to
return 10 California and s:ire the
remaining tricks. The ioits aris-
in1 fr,,p the sale Of while were to
i,s equally divided hetweeohe three
individuals interested. he lIrick
w.s prsslucel and assaye in Cam.
bridge. and pronounced ~ carat
.",i.i. 4 lawyer called in svised bis
Client Il, invest, but su1Soaently be-
c1,lnjuy suspicious, lI:sal = CxlitOr.
nian ur. sie,l and sent hi&sgent out
.,1 tuwn. A CAM w:ly lilly nlslajo
w. against him. howevek
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

J.. F. Huber, Secretary Of the Y.
N. Z. A. at LOuisville. was assaulted
l,y r,l,l,es and knocked down with .
stone In stocking Saturday night.
II is thou. hit the skull was fractured.
The robbers got nothing, though one
was shot by the police aiterward.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

1'~ new plans for the Channel
Tunnel have been Issued, and are
said to meet with the approval Of the
military critics. They bring the en-
trance and approach, TO the tunnel
three miles inland, within the range
Of the .lelenses Of the Dover garrison.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03
Snow in Virginia.

PErEssBURls, Va, Der. a.-Thcrc
vss . SNOW storm since o'cIO''k !,a't
night and It " still showing rApsa'ly::
M. ground II cOverra) Iy several
inches.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

At the Dat Meal Mills Of Rock forl,
Ills. David Fuller, an cnpIoye, was
caught l.y Ills ir,n.!: an.l w'hirle:l
around shaft upward Of y thousand
times ln.fore he was rescued. He was
n,angl.,l III - sickcnilg manner, and,
though alive when taken down, there
is no hope of lis rsrUyery. He was
IN years If age.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

At Globe, Arizona, on Christmas
day, Thomas Kerr waDtOmly mur-
'erssl William Hartley. Citizens
announced their intention Of hang
ing him. Kerr askeal for two hou1s'
time 10 arrange his business mattess,
wrote letter TO his mother, willing
her NIL his effects. At the expiration
~ the two l,Oalrs he WAS strung up to
sycamore TREE. hat let down again.
lie then rsrIus~t~tl permission to take
"T his lnn'ls. saying ''he didn't want
Ia die with bis lpOspls 0ss." The lynch
ers then made short work VI him.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03


of Memory, Lassitude. Nocturnal Ennis
Ion, Noises 10 the lleaai-the vital fiu,d pas
sing un0baerved In the urine. and many
other diseases that lead t0 insanity aud
death.
DR. MlNTlE will agree to forfeit FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARA for case " this Kind
the VITAL RESTORATIVE (unde htS special
advice and trc1tmeni) Will not cure. ar iUr
anything impure or injurious found tn H.
DR.. AINTlE TREATS all Private DiseaAt'S
successfully without mercury. sns,lta-
tt00 Irce. Thorough exomina tNMl oisu nj
vice. iNclulinx analysis Of urine. 50 Price
Of VITAL RExTORATlvE ~ bottle. 0r four
times the quantity $40: ::.i :" a'tN :.i-
dress upOn receipt Of price. or 4. y. H.. ~s'
cure from OlDaervS ttOs'. AMI in private 'i:anc
Il Desired. BY 4. Z. MlNTIE. NJ. ~. wl!a. Is
. regular physician lxraduate Oi THE t,ni
versIty Of Pennsy lvanin.l
u KkARNEY ST.. HAK FRANCIsa'O, .'AL,
Sample Bottle. Free.
Sens on apple ti"n by letter. stating
xymplaslola, sex ANA NYc. COnlInuII:Cati iss:x
slrictly CONFIDENTIAL.
DIX. WlNTIE'H KIDNEY RE- AEi.I M
pHRETlCUM, curs~ all kinds VI Kidney
AMI Bladder Complaints. 0Oslurll,sr:s. taret.
leucGgrhaeA. FOR sale hy all druggists; II
. bOtIlc, sDr xix bOt;lex filr ~.
IDN. MINTlE'k nANnELJON PILLS
are the hest and cl,e:llnsat pvSrEt'sIA ANT
BlLLlcVS cure In the market. For sale b.
an druggists. ">tpit
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

II is l'rs,!ss' le that . million and .
half acrsy Of land located between
Portland and Astoria, Oregon, be-
l"nging IL land grant Of the Orego,
CentraI railrsn.ll, will be declared for
ftit.d at the present sitting Of Con-
gress, AMI thrOwn open to settlement.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

A passenger anil freight train co)-
li'lc'' last Monday on the Chesapeake
& Obi" railway, wrecking l,0th trains
and causing the death of five train
men. The fright train was running
on til" passengers time, owing, the
con.lurt"r of the fright says, to his
watch Icing hali an hour behind
time.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

\ Telegram, fron, Troute,lam, lh'he-
mia. states that fifty spiritualists re-
siding there have becn summoned
'~f"re - magistrate. The lt'cal press
urges ,he Minister Of the Interior to
institute an inquiry on the subject of
spiritualisn', owing to the Dumler 0f
''.ss~ "f mental arrangement arising
from It's practices.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

\ 'Iislssicl, frOns New York says:
The efforts 10 nnal In England .
match k,r JOl.n j.. HuDlivxn have
thus far pr0ved fruitlcss. It was 1t
"''" lin" thought that John KniltOn,
VII" ins,slx six feet tWO and . half
inches ...i weighs 20 pounds, was
the man. but II was fonnsl To ben mis-
take. ~ y match, 1t which prizes
We're "ir.~ri l'y IIiIly Madden, Knif-
ton was defeated. and the idea Of
bringing him over tO America has
i"'en abanalonssl.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03
TIRxS-DY HAIL:


bishop Benson's acceptance Of the
Ar.hbisbopric of Canterbury b om-
cjalDy announced.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

II Is related that three cOlnnaya-
,'eIy wealthy citizens Of Boston,
"".." waiting for = car ON the morn
.ng ri tie n'umiciplc election, were
-kesi IL they intended u vOte for
'i:y officers. lDnc did nat know Il
c!'s'ti'm .lay, tl'c second did mt
Know where he w:ss registered. u
registered at all, and the third had
n't voted fOr i've yean.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03
The Great English Remedy
ils q never. lAiline

IL q never. 0iIl0e
cure for Nervous lDs,-
billty. Exhausted
Vitality. seminal
Weakness. Hperusa-
tOrrhO,a.L .LOsT NAN.
HOOD. ln1y,l.lei.cy.
Paralysis, PssxtH.
lOrrtlll'a. and all
the terrible effects lDf
Self Al,u.e, youth
lul fOllis,s and ex-
csaxses In nlNiuyrr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27
Our Young Readers.



~ honest nv hoy ~ honest ] r0r.
IiN Ioncet ~ work. w honest N play:
the same In the dark ~ when IN she liEhf:
-Four deeds netd NOT then ~ kept oNf 81 sight
Inc nsxt thing you need 4 knowledge my
These s,rtoes, indesd. your time should en-
iet lnos lears alzpla, integrity. 20.
And sou \ seldom ~; I've nothing % do"
nut work calls FOR action. muscle and nj:
hoy- must "Fc' up and Fc[" their station -
Ana boys should be active - ever they can
dull stupid boy grows 20 dull stupid
hut simple activity WIN not euficc:
some shrewd active hogs are shirks 40 al
They mark All the moves the industrious a.
Hut don't care As W push business through
The next thing IN order. display
"a boys should H. careful ~ hear and obey.
NOT even prcEumlnp a. make reply
Nor. muftcrinR, say. I'm ~ by and BY"
Huf promptly obey. with hearty Eoou VIII.
Attempting. " least. the whole order 70 fiLl.
Arain De not f,tfui. bur stick 10 your work
Never let Il be said Tint YOU nrt 3 Enirk;
hut when any task 4 fairly begun,
Re honest. ~ wise and industrious. TOO;
he ncfivc. ohedinnf. obliriur and trne.
I.t faithful IN all things. ne clean ~ ypu can
Polite IN your manners. and you'll ~ man.
nrif Amns1. IA Tn IuI1ist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

An arbitrary arrest II South Carolina
Under the Federal Election laws calls 70
mind the struggle in Congress over the
nt1empt made four years 400 % repeal
chose odious nnti-repubIicnn st1flites.
III VIII be remembered thaf IN 1879 the
Democrats IN Congress cndcavorcd 70
eliminate the ugly features q some II
chose Laws nv apPendinE repeating
clauses 70 the Appropriation bills and
chat the fraudulent Mr.. Hayes inter
posed his veto The Dcmocrnfic rr-
Eument in favor Of repeal WAS directed
1or the most part 10 the unconstifufional
character Of the laws and especially ID
Che fncf that the Liberty n che citizen
rEas greatly imperilsd under their opera
zion.
The Republican dispufanfs n Con-
Eress and Mr.. Hayes. however. affected
- make light a the alleged danger %
civic Freedom They argued that no
arbitrary arrests could be made under
Che laws. and thnf Il such . proceeding
Were attempted public sentiment would
speedily correct The wrong. The sequel
proves that the approximations expressed
~ the Democrats wore only ZOO well
Bounded and thntthe lnwsin question have
bcen made q cover for The systematic in-
timidation and oppression a votcn. Any
one who will read the testimony taken
n the South C1rolinn elcclioo onscs IN
4be lntc Congress win easily convinoe
himself On this point n many in-
GfancrS thc Federal Election Marshals
deliberately intimidnted negroes. drove
chem away from the polls q prcycnted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

The Cincinnati Enquirer has cot ~
the bottom Of the whole matter II
say that Lady Dixie saw mouse
-" Take care Of the use-1ll. and the
beautiful viii take care Of itself This
j. = hai The fond and numerous father
remarked when be married on his
uglie~s daughter first - Fucl'.
The Washington Etpittl,can Saws
that - fearful a. well ~ plausible a.
PLANTATION u the Lady Dixie matter i
the suggestion that Lady Dixie may
contemplate . lecture season IL Amer
lea.
~. Bah Jover' exclaimed Young
Dudibpi "the weafhah j. getting 70
mild. yer know. that ] must have the
ferrule taken Of my cane. it, too
b1asilr heavy for warm day. Yer
know - Boston Transcript
"A man tanned prairie dog that
somebody semi him until the dociir lit
tie creature would eat or his hand al
least. II ate on about fhree-qunrrers ~
his thumb one day. but Ii died OF com
cussion Of the brain before il could fin
ish his hand.
- book Just published il entitled
\. How "a Make $500 Yearly Profit with
Twelve Hens. We have not read the
book. but We suppose the authors
recipe II 10 sell the corn that they would
annually eat. and then kill the hens.
Philadelphia Ncrs
Mrs Sam Millidre. an Austin lady.
was busy trying n make . pincushion
Of sawdust when the colOrtd cook came
70 ask what she should cook for dinner.
\. Go AWAY. and don't bother me now.
MY head i fun Of sawdnst now. and !
cant think Of anything else /"
-B. Franklin says: Time IL an
herb that cures al discusses Frank
lin evidently didn't know much about
YARDS. and was not II the head IL
the class in spelling. If be was q printer.
Thyme il an herb. but. not being pat
emit medicine. IL viii not cure al dis
eases. 7ze Imp.
The Rochester Posi- E5prcss re-
marks: You mustn't tell a. that mar
ried men are NOT mindful u the comfort
of their wives. Who ever heard Of .
married man going home late IL might
who didn't take his boots Of in the
hall and steal qiietly 70 bed. in order
not % disturb the slnmbcrs a his wife.
Asked q traveller in fhe Orient III d
Pasha: rs the Turkish civil service
like oursP Are there retiring allow
ances and pensions. for instance?r MY
iiiustrious friend. and joy u my liver.
replied the FashA- Allah 4 great.
and the public fuDcfionary who stands
IN nood VI = RETIRING = Iloxnr,fr uI.cr, me-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

Thn xxL,+n r,.rr W. T;~r-;-. - ~
,.-r~., 1890 f,..-..,c,s<- ~ ".
~ n rrmr~fhr rhrr -. i.orr5
f~,-e4fev ~ n,.,.<,-: r.r,'..l;c-r ao,,,;rs-
~, - ,,<.rr,,,.;~.r ~ cre-,rrr
,.>.rcr W.hcrs bss .,~.-. .s,,;r..5 u
~ /. 'J;,+-tr- -l,.r.i,,+. ~ - 80
,,~,e 49, S;.t.,c~ " ,..;,rc.a &C.,, ,,. ~,
Ent NJ r.orr,,r,f;nr - d;-ccre~e5 II rrs
80 ~ f-5tc 1e.~s <be r~fl~csS L,,s;'
49,. N 1;-r~ecr ~ stter,-.ts5 ~ he-
-r r ~. i;c+sfcr - the kcr,,.,.,.t;.
49, h,,t 80 ner,~.rv w, -ef,,s;nr 4. y
s,,-,,,, A. t,,e;~ rb;r 800 - Ls,.F y
~ fr..r.,,r~cr. . he,rrsr.r - +,,,-v,.5
fr.;,or rnd crran;zed \ renecsde r.r ,,,-
r,-ntest;r,c u fhosr n III foIirrre,le xrfc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27


when i,nfy Skipped out through the
long Nood-shed 70 the harm with very
earrr, excited fnre. indeed and II VIA
~ that same minute that ben ran III ii
the SIDE door. al N = hntter.
20 lncie jolin." cried Daily. ''look
OH @
And re 4 this isn't Colonel Forney'l
new iurn-outR' put IN Ben.
stopped before The barn. begged
daily. almost out 81 breath. .'Quick.
before il gets goner
There v turnout. sure. Uncle
john cried ben.
And black hey driving. said truth.
fpl little Daiiy. very earnestly. "I'ruiy,
Uncle John
Honest Indian said Ben. MAY 10
ne wants ~ set You.
Now, Colonel fnrney. who lived Al
the village. and was q great friend IL
Uncle John :, had very lately bought
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

HOW UNCLE JOHN WAS FOOLED.
-All Fools nonsense said
Uncle John Tyler. with his hands
pushed into hiS pockets. mot Az
fool's day Now, I'LL give any body
TWO silver quarters * fool ne \"
Uncle John Tyluf'z voice sounded
very deep. and hiS face was sober
enough IN al conscience: but his eyes
laughed.
Two silver quarters 10 fool nse. \
said be.
Honest true asked Ben. looking up
Honest true. answered Uncle John
Tyler. looking down. "A quarter
apiece all round
'.That II " three. said Ben. Zone
for met
..And one fer me- ( said Daily.
~And TWO ones for me. piped
Tommy. ITO buy peanuts.
IA quarter all round. said Uncle
John Tyler. And I'm going 70 thrash
oats for your father to-day. 80 you Il
have q good chance
This Wns I'D the morning. and before
long Uncle Johns fail was thump.
thump. humping on the harm floor.
Daily washed the dishes. and Ben
filed the wood-b0x. and Tommy stood
round in the WAY. Just a. he always
was doing when folks were busy. When
everything was done. and he couldn't
get in the way. he would sit down in
The corner. ..as nice a. any body's boy.
Daily said. 4.
50 il was this time; and while
Tommy was sitting on lii cricket Id The
corner. and Daf'y wins unrvinr her
dishes scpron. and Ben was squeezing
the place where splinter had sfnhh
into Ills hand. They all tried to think
how "a fool Uncle John Tyler.
I'VE couldn't have u sawdust pud-
dinr Or ANYTHING. could We, nows
asked Ben. \. < ause hf II be a-lookinr
DIT. and taste 81 everything lore liz
eats 4 whole lof. N
..Of c0urst he'll taste before be eats
NJ said naffr. laughing. I'VE cant
fool him f... common WAY
Well. how can VIZ. fhenP~ asked
Ben: and Ne wrinkled up bis nose and
thought " The quarters.
I'm sure don't know. said Daily:
and she signed and thought 81 the quar-
tiers.
~ cant know. too. chirped Tommy.
cheerily.
-.I don't believe we can. ANYWAY. N
said Daffr.
Then We won't get the quarters.
said Ben. sober.iy. and Tommy cant
have his peanuts.
oh dear me--e'~ burst forth
Tommy. coming out II Ill corner. y.
WA ant some peanuts. Couldn't YOU
shoe tie old black sheep Al him,
DuffF. ID he'd think twas benvt"
Then they thought they should die
n-laurhinr. Daffy and Zen.
You re the bcat-a-most hoy. Tommy
Pnlsifer.'' cried Daify: and she wiped
her ewes and gave Tommy loving
squeeze ..Tll buy YOU five cents
worth If peanuts our ii nv picking
over-appies money. 10 Ben. I've
thought how NAV be we can But we
must try some other ways. too. q Tn
Gle John won't mistrust
They put their three small heads to-
Cether and talked il over. And all the
forenoon. up III the sbcd-chnmber. they
pounded. and whispered. and tied hits
Of rope together and laughed.
They tried some other WAYS.
Once ben carried Nd empty jug out
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

N =.
tnc rePu-'icHn r@r1y - Prcn,'.F'.
Earrt pftrni<z1'pn- th's tt'o'.t = np'
ra>c1 upon ~ a1r,rArt t.eo'l ~ ~
80 ir1rl..'r1 81 t.t *s":r'''c@ PIN,
<if'r INN tr>t minus Hu1 > 1!i1u'
ur'. w cultivate co1'en''ntnt -
ell t.~tarn< af1 i.rt tnH1 <n>1Au. -
rnpation drives 81 t1c <I''fi. oi te-t'rs~-
- ana i'-n1 ,ap'1 -e'T. ~. W Lr,nv
4r4.t tne t-rt4 <rn~c t.e 1.'@H A.1
xer'nc4 ~ lns.> Ait Y! .ne scS' 81 Tine
- ~t1I1c'tnt ~ prove tns A's' fI'f''e'-
Son, tnt elnrt cno..'n. 60 ro
z-@,-r-i>ne1. ~ e't1'.s t,.<t~i'l rI'ree-
1nx' some ai...Sn1't na'Snt.t mel " I'M
P1rticriAr rs ~zty co',oot'>s,1 e3n
-. re sara ~ nave = m.no. me ~ w.
elsM ~ 'sS<.t n's.< $3.50 = -1,'lIr
een ~ lo'-1,St $500 s-'c 1.,''I..sV5s
q y tna's'au41' - oe'Ier fos,oe.'
1'1t ~ oiaeI .n'- ,,e:Ex 9. n1Lll.p.,-
~ M.t r fIrssIto1 !. Y e.'e ~ rss y. rs
Snat tnst - mus enoo.eo' tno:'kn .ne
49, ~ q Nt,nk,'s - ~ rs s1Ls.~noe
s< Is p'oI',I'< ir1t ~ So ,s<toI1-
~ nnucr rs,nS cs'noeee.' = !. ~ 49,
1,ee reasoning AZ prove tnaI tne rHno
S.d PAT must pe - happy - sA>1- =
nlsn 1oe. ~ ieas, ~ sAsas nna MINUS ~
- constantly employees; i.csn ~. y
uln1il as-er'eo tnrI .ne 1907 y ~
as l,@nL Ior sAPeflenoe Pro.es tnA.
me .aSk imposed II sometines inucn too
ouraen~ome - pe eolne "a ne leeo.e
e-rne.1Ee Upon Nnicn \, ls,ls. nut Il =
"l-l1hS ct ,ce' 11a mi some
~ninE- fersisience 4 announcer fuhns
GL1rULLErl<LIL LLII LI|E< M1tUT on EIU-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-27

n ~ .,;fr;c,,,< ~ ;~,.,v;,e how prce;-
a.,f 1~,hrr COMA mrl.' NE 45n,;n;strn.
f;or r,c~r od;or~ &C., IL 10 enno;nf-
,,,crt - Po<,r. ~, z ..rer,l ~ fh,un-
ce~ r,i,ex ~ ~ 1.n,;. ana ~ rhe
r,o<t .b.nj.re3 nol;t;r.l m.rh;n;sts n
49, c<.,,r,~r ,,,,,.ss !, ~ ,he ,,rc,,of;or
~ As<;Sfrrf pcSfmss,<r cener.l Hnrfop.
49,, ", I;re,,s ,,c,c.sr.-~ = !. ,,.'
c,,;n. r.r .53s - ;r,rn3,-nce ~ N.
So. ~ -r~,lc-;n~ ~ I,r;,a5 Sf.1rs
rr.;ls - rbe ffr;,..5 StsteS Pczrns1;ce
Ys..,.~<,-,~rt y, ,,rsl;,~ ~ fc~4nna- ~
49, own rcwsrancrS fjsfror has hcen
"a n 80 ser,'3,e ,r.,.l "a ,he wc-<t 80
1;-;e.i ,.i.,,s,t. - - ,s,~r IL II 4,
,, ,rr,., Sfs,wrr, 4 well ~ !
~-..5~ $500 49,. ,ex.r h..;,.,.s
a ~ to marh;nerr n ~ densrtr,enf
y. me- .xre,,5 .,,a sss;s, I'M ,.;rrniaf;or
~ NJ ne~S,-rer~ ~ Wasb;rr4or
P~,,, I;;nor .1d IA Prr,;nrron sSeef
Warecrrr ~ lools S,on M
->-.x;.;or ne s;m,,i~ ~ means
81 fo-w,r3irr ~ saxrrtares ~ wv
n,~+r h,,r - ,,-o ~, - ~ ,,,,ere-ts ~
itS fsr.;crs 49, n -vr,nrx MA rnerc;-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-06
General Advertisements.


d-.,,.,J rN...t,..,,,.,,V.
VbtNttdl ttuutt ltotilltNto.
-Aertn a ,ooup
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tt,.,,,.,, n
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Weulh can Auentlon 70 tneh hase h"
Natied S'oes "'
A .r...,,tx,,.,I n,,,nr<c
hSllSuitul di iiiipiS'''Sheo
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-06
SATURDAY PRESS.
SATURDAY. JANUARY q ,"i


HEfE F.Nffa.FHah " ~ A'HtNa
q The stud, ofiiblcs owes IT, new lie to India.
how whence the various migntious Of fables
have been taer,l ~ various titnes and through
various channels irum last 20 West. Buddhism
Is not known to have been the pticpai source
oi our legend, ami paahict But hote. too
many ptohlrm sull wait lot their solution.
THINK. fot instance, oi The ailusion 20 tho fable
ui the donkey in tho ifoo's skin. which occurs
IN rlatoS "tnNus Was that lurowed
irum The Eastf ~ take the fable oi the
weasel changed by NphtuiHc into q woman.
who. whoa shr saw a mouse, caull nol teitain
from making q sptinp at %. THIS, too, IS vcfy
Ike Sausknt fable, Nu, how. Ghrn, should II
have born uougm into Utccse eaty enough to
appcst in onr vt the ramolie ~ Susuis
ahrH ioo o. g.. litv t'1. thytc IS Jill
plenty oi vutk io do We may go hack even
further uta antiquity, ani .fill end strange
cointiicnccs hriVrrn ihc legends W India anil
the legends ui The west, without as vet being
able 10 soy how the, tm,elel whether from
east ta west uf ir'W west in cast. That 40 The
time Ut solomon there Vas q channel If com
mupi,tunu open between lnla and syria and
Palestine Is established bc,unjdaul1 ! believe,
lt certain Sau.ktii Worlds which hycut iu the
iNblr d, nauts ui5uiclo, ofoNrNu from pphir,
article, such q, i,oN apes, pcacuuh' and sand
dalwopl. which. taken tpgethrt, could not
Not be there any reason io suppose that the
commercial intercourse between India, The
Persian Cult the Rel sea- and The Me,luct.
rancan was ever completely interrupted, even
al the time when the R1ok VI Kings Is supposed
90 have been written. Now YOU remember In
the Book Vt King the Judgment ct solomon.
which has always bccn admired a. ptool "
great legal wisdom among the Jews, must
comics, that, not having legal mind, | never
could suppress q certain shuddef when tcading
the decision 1T solomon Divide the living
child 10 two, and gave hall 90 the one and half
Go tho pthct Let me now tell you the same
story as 1t IS told hy the Ba1dhsis, whose
sacred Canon IS iull II such legends and para
hlcs In the kaniut. which is Inc Tibrthan
translation Of the Buddhist fnpitaka, We
likewise read ct two women who claimed each
10 he the mother Of tho same child. The King,
atef listening 10 thcit quarcls ior a long time,
gave II ~ a. hopeless 10 settle who was the
real mother. Upon this NiSakha stepped for
wand and said. "Whai Is the use Of cxamin-
ing and etoss examining these women Let
them take the hoy and settle 1t among them
selves Thetrupan both women icll on the
child. and when the fight became violent the
child was hun and began 10 cry. Then ono
Of them Jet him Go, because she could not
bear to hear the child cry. That settled the
question. The King gave the child to the true
mother. and had the other beaten with rod
This seems TO me, II no, the more primitive,
We, the more natural form of the story. show
ing a deeper knowledge 81 human nature and
more wisdom than even the wisdom of
solomon, Max Muller, in CrHicmpora',
Retf7r.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-01-06

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