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MAY see the Heppnes G7-s'ie'
TIE gentleman Fl, m Or, gOn addfesssd ne
Of tie STATESMAN staff. who hspl eUed 70 be
10 the edit. raj room
"Cer'ainiy, sir; take a sea-; the n'shag-
ipg editor wiil he in soon
Il xn the editor If the Ga-1fts- regard
the SrATrsx Y - the best paper II ny eN-
chsnge lizi.
YES, Wei, we may dem tie "9-snr
tie best pap,r IN E.stera Oregon I"d~ed'
we all stand at the door when Alte't tr'hgs
he nal aud gao for the H pusr G''-''''-
/. i fa.l of ideas, and se get slh, ets i''
q, ,tJ ials sni spscia! article. h. tie yard
f;om i. We couldn't ct along without the
Gaz.Hs"
journalistic coqltssy O thjs kini i due
from ,ne editor l. another rr,seu,iy tie
uapsgnS editor o.;Go ~.
. May &c tn Hepprer G9=.f'e''
.CerrauIy. Y,u viii iui e "a 'i.e waste
basket
Violent gsstic1i-,iJls 'lym ,h- c-urte-y
editor
:. int GJ-.Ee &, -he very .oyr,s pa er
that -n-ass snts tui- oinre, connnGe.: the
el:hAuge nsn gsr.auiiAsho%.,,f aesIeIlte
g->ticulaLlcu- u AT. yain ahsE-. - | never
saVac1py ,f the Ga-.tte tia: had an lea III
1t 4, big rs q tn jEc 10. knocked. | al
ways ircI the blamed thing into :Ee u s'e
hAoset as soon IL sc the wr-PP.r. | don''
knox what th~y keep sending It here ir.
III. editor OF tie c"uit.ty de. AZ ms II
vanly threw his ru'i.r- out If JOINT aud
zen Ief the room. wneu hs came bach
the 0csso,. editor Sas ne.
"S,y, that wss tn r,i t'r Il the GGzsH'
The mu"g "g al l l."per NO IN
waste basket d prl "d n u town.
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~ heat.

There are several huudred tons Of wheat
stacked on Snake river aud more coming in
daily, says the M Pyrce Ne'r,, which
will Dot b, shipped of this year unless more
s:esmers are pat on. Oar farmers have
plenty 0; wheat, ard sre ready and w!li:s =
to sell at rnhrg prices. but there Is nobody
TO buy, owIng t. the u"ceItalnty OF ship
piuk. SlrauV h!le the wboat Is exposed to
the vicissjtuios Of tue climate K Is lying
there IDLE, AMI farmers are uGal!e q realz-
and a. icr. as th,s state Il things u;luues,
times All ls dull ami N .n.y sclcyr. Al
d..ignal st-am,rs will he put On When ,Ee
company rsn : more pilots and captains.
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In TIE window Cf the Fssaah i.,,;lur..t,
on Mnu street. can ne sen tug mammoth
r,ta:oes oi ,ha "piuk-'ys ,rri.tv, that
bat -nytLias We ever saw. Tie same wete
raised op the riuch vi :. i. Alair. near
this c.;y, ca dy sol It is by zhow'n- ctr
i.s'i ,uizhei visitors samples Of t-,s de
,eriyton taar wiii impress them u :aa Won
dcr.Gl Tradactivcuess Il our t=rti. valley
and cause them IL remember Wall Wi'a
for 4 long time :, cone. l. Is .,G!.s-
20 say that the French E-,'1u;aat i n1tgri-
Gus i"r tn' manner IN whicH tney supply ttsir
gust. sIlh extraordinary -COi things
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lea Al, Have n nOiI.ay.

A next Tuesday il the day for the grand
reception Of the Willard parry IN Nalla
Waiia II Is rea,ona lie TO Presume thAt tins
city will be almost depopulated. Ia ordtr
that sll who Wan- 10, may attend and KIT
hess the recep lou We suggest that Waits
burg take a holiday.
The above taken from the WaiLshurg
Times Is written IN the right spIrt and
shows the editor OF that paper beieves m
progress and enterprise. The STAEoNAN ID
vises the citizens OF ,y,ry town IN H." COM
try To take a holiday On that alsP.ciOus
Tuesiay, and come 70 Walla Wa!ia and help
swell the multitude that viii welcome Vii
lard and his party on that day. DON'T mss
tle chance to see and participate il the
grand'st celebration ever held IN Washing
ton Territory
, 1883-09-22
tCCar { g..

Il is a; h p'essurs ~ Lo'e tn p sit Ui'h
Ehitb ,ur ,.,izeus IN general a,e i.ca-
rs'iag their places 4 hUsnr-s On Man
street. SOM OF he dc ra,i'rs already W
Are extremely 'a>ty AMI d credit 70 TIE de-
siguer-. Am n then ~e msy mention
d ok Keeling, the o. l. Cos offc', Chsries
Eichler, sam Lesser, Creser Bios. etc, and
- We 60 to pr,ss almost every body or the
street are dcrss.ng IN II buildings As ;iae as
the material, 4i hand ~i.i jas'ty.
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rhoes, EHlissigus, Impotency, Exhausted vi
taiiJy. Premature Decline and Loes of Man.
hood, IL al! Its complications ana from what
ever cause produced 1t enriches and purihes
the blood; strengthens the nerves, brain, mus
cles, digestion, reproductive organs, and phys
ic&l and mental faculties. 1t stors any un-
-4.llai Seollitatms drain upon the system
preventing mvolrnLsry losses, debilitatinS
dreams, c-nInai iUsses with tine urine, etc, 50
destructive 10 mind and body. 1t il a rure
s!.uinatJr OF All Kidney and Bladder Com
l!Iin-z. Il contains no injario.s Ingredients
IA G1ose suffering from the effects C.
youJE!ui indIscretioHs or excesses, speedy
thorough and permanent cure is guaranteed.
Price, 81 30 per bottle: or five bottles in case
with full directions snd a,ivlce, 80. Sent Sc
cure IRON observation To any address upon re-
ceipt Of price, or e. y. d. To he had only Of
Di e. d. SALFIEID,
ZIG Kearny street, San Francisco, Cal.
Consultations strictly confidential. by letter
Or at office, free. For the convenience Of
patients, and in orde. 10 insure perfect secrecy,
! have adopted private address, under which
al packages are forwarded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
suifcieEt to snow Its merit, will be sent 10 any
one applying by letter, stating his symptoms
snd &ge. Communications strictly CONT
dsut;aL sel4-dwt
, 1883-09-22
ENGLISH REMEDY

Is Q never fAu;nS cure
for Nervous debility,
EI hsusted Vitality,
Sc minL Weakness.
Sperv1Atorrh9A, Lost
Mar Hood, Impossn-
cy. Paralysis Prostar
torrheA and al the
terrible effects OF
Self-Abuse, youthful
follies, and excesses
in naturer years =
.
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DR LlEBic -. =: Ssa.s Is..e'.e. s'ts.'' o...
NoN1.lNUES To TREAT
.rccoszfnylv Of c.msopa-

n3N1INUES TO TREAT
" successfully OF Eomeopa-
tny every form u sPeo.--. ~
chronic disease without mer-
curry or nsuseous drugs. Hr.
Liebig's Invigorstor Is > posi-
tive &nd peGn.Isns cure Tor
-erir.l weakness, nervous and
pLysical debility, lost man
hoci, vita; exhaustion, and al
tie terrible results Of abused
nstare. exec q We and youthful
so.iies. Inc doctor viii agree
ia writing % ,rfeit 81 for
}. case th.. undertakes and
fails 70 cure. The reason thou
sanis cannot cured Of Sem
insl weakness All the shove
diseases is owing 70 . comphca-
.ioncaIled PrC~sasorrhea, which
requires special remedy Dr.
Liebig's Invigorator. No. !, h .
.p-ci5e cure for Prostato.rhea-
Price Of either Invigorstor, u
ger bottle, or 6 bottles for SO.
Sent 20 any address securely
covered from observation SEM
inal weakness and prosta.o:r-
,-,.,I,.v fr,.xn the
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rAkaENCER FARHs.

Between Wxlls Wsna and san Francisco
~ class, s3i: ID cl&ss, S24
Between Wslls Walis and Portland ..Sli %
- The Dsllss &C
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Nhezl Sagks

0fered TO farmers in guantiti's Il Su.t
and On the easies; terms by
iu2S-iE DCSENByRY S'sUTHERs
, 1883-09-22
Homeopathic Pharmacy,
- a,rr,saa - par,I~-a A~>.

NE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
w nuurc;rg 20 rhe urhiic of Walls Walis
and vicinity that 5 fT.t-clsss Homeopathic
lharmagy hSs been ope2sj 81 Portland We
kes;, IN hand complete ss-nrtmsnt II Family
Homeopathic Books Srd Medicine Chrsts a.
san Francisco prices
oGr - 90 cs-e maiisS: free ca receipt Of
price, uugLt 70 he in every family fur emer
eeIciee. cur Homeopathic Cunsh and Croap
Syrup Is me bsst remedy for colds, oocshs and
Group. pries 20 c:s. md 81 0a. Send for our
Family homeopathic Assistant Containing
practical notes on holeoupa1hic Treatment,
maiisi free TO any address. p. .. Beg 6a
m36gam-dln-soA
, 1883-09-22
alDDLE-AGED MEN

THIS G X Z A Z
Strengthening Rem
edy and Nerve Tonic
is the legitimate re-
suit Of over 20 years
Of practical expert.
ence. and cures with
uR:aiing certainty
Nervous and Physi
cal Debility, Semiua
Weakness, Sperma-
pr.a,fak.
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freight xnfes West BSRnd.

freight xnfes West Bs1nd.
Flour and tial seed, per 100 0f1s...S Is
Wheat, oats and barley. 40
Wool in sscks, dry hides and pelts. ....... rs
Green hides, pelts and ta.low. 60
Rates on Iierchandiss between Waila Walls
and Portland vary, according 20 Classification
a: same, from 81 ~ 10 81 II per 100 pounds.
G. II. PRESCOTT
Manager
JOHN ACIk
, 1883-09-22
O. r. & N. co.

PASSENGER TRAIN leave. WallaWala
L for an points west At $40 4. Il, every
I except Sunday.
PASSENGER trains leave AIbina, oppo-
site Portland, at 100 A n. daily (e1cept
Sunday arriving st WAlla WAlls nj 9:S5 n
oeeaA Division.
ON and after April LIST, 1855, oceen steam.
" ers will sail from San Francisco and Port
land every three days. leaving Spear street
wharf, San Francisco, At 900 A. n, and Aims
worth dsck, Portland, 1t midnight.
Passengers for Ainsworth, Cheney and
Spokane Falls change esrs A. WsIlula juno
ion.
". va r. BKANCN.
Trains viii leave Walla Walla daily At 10 A.
II for siilton and Blue Mountain Station.
, 1883-09-22

such 8 Los Of Memory, Lasslfrde, NoctufnN
Emissions, Aversion to society, Dimnes. OF
V;.;on. Noises in the head; the vital fluid
rassine unobserved in the urine, and many
asher diseases that lead to insanity and death.
DR. Mintis will agree to forfeit Five Hun;
arsd Dollars for case OF this kind the Vital
Rsstorstive tunder his special advice and treat
In.ntI win not cure, or for anything impure or
in;urious found in it. DR.. Mintie treats al
PyIyste Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis Of urine, $ u
Price of Vital Restorative. S. Goa bottle, on
four times the quantity, $40 90; sent 70 any
address upon receipt Of price, or e. y. d., se,
cure from observation, and IN private name
Ss.;rad by A Y. MINTIE NJ. D..
, 1883-09-22
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Seat on application by letter. stating symP-
toms, sex and age. Communications strictly
confidential
III Kearney Street San Francisco. Cal.
DR.. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum,
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder COM
plants, Gonorrhea, elect, Leucorrh9a For
sale bv all druggists 81 90 bottle, SIX bottles
for s. 90.
Ur. Mintie's Dandelion Pills. are the best
and cheapen Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market. For sale by all druggists. Hodge.
Davis & Co, Portland. wholesale agents. Ally
All orders Tor medicine c. q. u. must be
accompanied with 81, IS guarantee OF good
faith, which Will be deducted when the pack
.ge is shipped
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Passenger Department.

Leave fps E%'l'Hd sion Tue W. d Thu Fri s..s:
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IL slCaAu's GOLDEN sAlsaH NO. 2

Cures Tertiary. Mercurisl Sypllili.;c Rhsu.
Syphiiitic Sssh, LLmps, etc, and ersdicates
sli diseases fr1n the system, whether caused
by bsi treatment o. sl4Ise of mercury, leaving
the blood pnrs AID healthy. Price, ls5 per
bottls
Sent everywhere, c. @. D., secursly packed,
per eyprsss-
q. T. RICHARDS L CO., Agents.
~ and rs Sans0me street, corner Clay. San
lranci7cC, California sug6 ly :3rn
, 1883-09-22

Curss charo,,s, hest and second s.aSes
Sores rn the LsEs and Body; Syphiliric
Ca;srsn, iiseazst Scalp, and sll primary form
Of the }ise.se, known rs Syphilis. Price, IS
Yer hr,-ia.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
Thackery's MartydrOm.

CORNWALL" in The Chicago Inter. Ocean.
J. am only permitted to tell one Incl
dent out of the many that have been re-
lated to me. The best years of Thack-
eray's life were given to the atfectionate
care of his insane wife. Her disease was
that of a violent type, except at intervals,
but she required constant oversight aud
attendance. To secure this Thackery
bought house in the country near
London, in which the invalid was sur
rounded with every comfort that love
and sympathy could devise, AS she still
craved his presence and seemed unhap-
Ply when he was out of her sight, Thack-
cry made frequent visits to her in her
retirement. These were the hours which
his enemies declared were spent in the
midst of all kinds of follies and excuses.
They were devoted instead to soothing
the invalid repinings and quieting the
unreasonable suspicious of wife dear
ly loved but hopelessly insane. In one of
his unpublished letters he relates with
out complaint, but in a strain of heart
broken resignation, that sometimes his
wife could only be appeased in her in
sane moments by being permitted to
beat him with her naked fists. This he
endured shut up with her for hours, or
until the violence of her passion had
passed, when he would emerge from
her rooms looking Ike one ''who has
died once and comes unwillingly back
again to hateful existence 1t is not
to be wondered at that Thackerv's
views of life were tinged with a profound
melancholy.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
Gentlemen's Styles.

Exchange
Gents pantaloons are no longer tight,
but the same can not be said OF some OF
The wearers.
Black is still worn at funerals, me-
moral services, swell parties and on
other solemn occasions.
If you can't afford to buy Newman
ket overcoat buy coachman's coat and
remove the front buttons.
Standing collars are less suggestive
of lynching parties than formerly. be-
ing cut lower and worn larger.
Outside of Chicago it is now regarded
as impollte to beg cigars and tobacco
when you have plenty in your pockets.
To calculate, Here's TO your every
time You take sip If lemonade with a
friend is no longer considered de rig
ueur.
Very stiff Derby hats are still in vo-
que and will probably continue so un-
til hod-carriers learn to climb ladders
without dropping bricks.
Impecunious swells will be glad to
know that wedding vests are now cut
higher in the neck, so that if the unpaid
washerwoman rebt Is at the last moment
a dickey can be worn,
Rubber coats are now very popular
for street-car wear on rainy days. They
turn the drippings from your clothes to
those of your neighbors, and ia very
crowded car will be rubbed nice and
dry by the other passengers before the
Journey is ended.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
H0N0Rs FOR MICHIGAN.
MY Michigan" Wins Some Prizes at the
London Fishery Exhibition.

Messrs. Earl and Cox, United States dele
gates to the International Fisheries Exhibition
have completed the list of United States ex-
hibitors that received awards at the exhibition.
The United States receives forty-eight gold
medals, eighteen Of which go to the Fish Com
mission, mostly on collective exhibits, forty
seven medals, Twenty-Five bronze medals,
twenty-fcur diplomas and seven special prizes.
Among the awards were the following: Prof.
d. ). Jordan, Bloomington, H., for work on
Ichthyology, gold medal; Alaska Commercial
Company, San Francisco, for collection of seal
skins, silver medal; Oregon Packing Company,
Portland. On, for general exhibit of canned
fish, silver medal; j. G. Megler Il Co., Brook
field, w. T., for salmon in cans, silver medal
A. Booth. Chicago, for oysters in glass, oysters
In tin and canned salmon, silver medal; Frank
w. Clark, Worthwhile, Mich, for Matching appa
ratus for adjective fish eggs, silver medal
Cutting and Packing company, Of San Fran
| cisco, for general exhibit OF prepared fish
bronze medal Mr.. Bower, OF Worthwhile, Mich.
for trough for semi-buoyant eggs, bronz,
medal; N. A. Osgood, Battle Greek, Mich, fo
portable boat, diploma; Frank N. Clark
Worthwhile, Mich, for ova, etc, diploma
special prize of e5 to same for best coarse fist
Matching apparatus.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
A Race War.

trivial quarrel between a rude Negro and
white citizen at Danvil,e, Va, was taken up
by knCts OF whites and blacks, and a general
fight followed. Both sides formed separately,
the Negroes defed the whites and the latter
fired. The Negroes returned the fire and ran
OIL. -Four Negroes we're killed and many
wounded; five whites were wounded, among
them Walter Holland, son of G. G. Holland,
prominent politician. The stores were i'm
mcdiately closed, an alarm bell sounded, and
the people came out with arms The town
sergeant with military company cleared
the streets. At IL o'clock the same even
ing three mounted white policemen were fired
upon from house occupied hy Negroes r..
Nj. Hubbell was badly wounded. VIM. Cole
man, colored, was arrested, and partly loaded
| revolver, powder and a fuse were taken from
him. An immense mass meeting was held
laying the blame of the Danvile riots entirely
on the Negroes; urging the whites always to
take the part OF their own race in similar con-
fiicts; declaring that the whites have never
raised the race issue, but that in this political
canvass 1t has been forced on them by Malone
and his co-conspirators, upon whose heads
| must rest the responsibility for the blood shed
in the best interests of civilization.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
They Weep No More.
Pittsburg CONNER cial.

ftttsDurg CONNER cial.
Out in the Allegheny Cemetery is a
grave lying due east and west separat.
ed from it by but narrow strip of
grassy turf is a grave lying due north
and south. The first is the last resting
place of a wife who was hidden from
mortal sight not year ago; the other
holds the remains of husband who
walked this earth within the last eight
cen months. The position of the graves
is such that il "his" was extended but
q few feet towards ''hers" 1t would
make letter ct"
So much for the ground plan. Some
three months ago the widow was Weep
ing over the husbands grave, and the
widower was weeping over the wife's
grave. BY chance they raised their
eyes and the sorrow that levels all earth
ly forms, the touch of nature that pro-
duccs all universal kinship, were
there. They spoke. He told his
woes and she related her troubles. Then
they wept in unison, the pearly and
saline drops that trickled from their
eyes and fell off the tips of their noses
splashing on the same tombstone. The
next week they happened tc meet there
again and once more they wept togetb-
er. The third week they wept by ar
pointment All this could have bur
one ending, and SO they were married.
The ceremony took place recently. and
those who weep now weep no more.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
A Financial Statement,

The annual report of the director of the mint
shows that the gold received and operated upon
during the year was $40, 600, 900; silver, nearly
ued at $4,000, 704. The estimated circulation
OF coin October 1, 1888, was S544.512, 900 gold
1926, 291 1923 silver. The director recommends
the repeal OF the trade dollar coinage act, and
that trade dollars be returned to the mint and
exchanged for other silver dollars; also, that
he law requiring the coinage of 2, 600, 900 silver
dollars monthly be repealed or modified, and
that the coinage of the gold dollar and the
three-cent nickel piece be discontinued.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
FOREIGN

Several hundred women of Londonderry, EN-
ployed In factories, struck because the propri-
etors insisted upon retaining In their employ a
man whom the women disliked.
News has been received by the vice consulate
OF France In Montreal that more serious trou-
bles have arisen between the English and
Frehch fishermen of Newfoundland, and that
French man-of-war has visited the scene of
the disturbance, and seized large number OF
nets belonging to English fishermen on the
ground that they were within French limits.
The Berlin city council has donated 100000
marks to the Luther institute fund at Leipsic,
and $4,000 marks toward q Luther monument
| at Berlin,
The grand jury In session In Kingston, Ont.
In answer to Judges request, say that the ties
tiuony OF agnostics shall not be accepted In
courts OF law.
A Spanish army officer states that Gorilla
made $75, 200 In speculation during the excite
ment OF the late military revolt.
Compensation has been granted to parties
whose property was injured by bonfires wheI
ODonnell was learned to have shot Carey, thu
informer.
Advices from Shanghai report the paymen
by the Chinese government of 5000 franc
indemnity for the execution OF Father TeTrasso
French minister.
Lord Lorne is suggested as viceroy for Ire
land.
King Alfonso In council decided that gres
festivities and military parade, should be he'll
during the visit Of the crown prince Of Gel
many.
At ameeting of the Irish National lcagu
Michael Dayitt denounced the proposed systel
of expatriatiOn and urged the league to organ
lie vigilance committees to Illustrate 1t an
send delegates to the United States and Canad
If necessary. A motion to that effect wa
adopted.
Ger. Pryor says that UDonnell Is provide
with counsel in whose fidelity and ability Il
5 friends of the murderer have implicit con
( dence.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

As Postmaster David Hobart, of Holly
was proceeding homeward from the
postoflice the other evening, accompa-
MED by his wife and her sister, he was
set upon by three rufiians. who seized
the tin box he carried, containing about
S4OO in postage stamps and $50 in cash.
A spirited struggle ensued, in which
MIR. Hobart regained possession OF the
box, and the robbers terminated the
struggle by one OF their number placing
a pistol close to Hobart's heac ana mr.
ing. the bullet inflicting trivial wound
Hobart relinquished his hold on the
box, and the attacking party graSbee
it and made OFF. The affair happened
opposite Wilhelm's lumber yard ant
about 80 rods from the postoffice
The affair was the most desperate
robbery ever perpetrated here,and there
is much excitement about it.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
SECOND EDITION.

For thirty cents in cash or ten three
cent stamps, we will mail to any address,
postage prepaid, an octave illustrated
book of 1l2 pages, with handsome illum-
mated cover, entitled Donald Mckay,
or, The Last War Trail of the Modocs. This
bool is true exponent ofthe old saying
"Truth is stranger than felton," and
contains the romance of the life of Don
aid McKay, the great Scout and Chief Of
the Warm Spring Indians. The story is
founded on facts, and is the only true his
tory of the capture of Captain Jack, the
Chief of the Modocs, the warrior who
defed the United States troops in the
Lava Beds; and every incident men
toned therein can be corroborated by
Donald Mckay, who is still living, and
for whom this book was published.
Address the Publishers,
@. P. SOULE & CO.,
175 MONROE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15
While by far the loroast ,,.r, ~

While by far the largest part of most
communicate even in Christian Lands
find their dearest pleasures in the in.
diligence OF the appetite, sickness. weak
ness, suffering and premature death
will still be our sad lot. verify he
lieve that the adoption of correct bab-
its OF living, involving the idea of sim.
pie food, in hundred years, with cor
responding general care of the BODY.
would add fifty per cent to the period
of human life. We are prodigals, sadly
wasting our vital forces in "fiotous Iiy-
ing," and in general sensual gratifica
tions, ignoring the thought that we are
intellectual beings, not intended as
| beasts.
He best ordains triumph in the great
struggles OF mortal life who manfully
meets his antagonist, braves all foes.
does his best TO overcome all obstacles.
perseveres.
There are two colered women law
yers in the Uuitcd States Mary A. s
Cary, of Michigan and Louise V. Bry
ant OF Colorado.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-11-15

In 1865, Joseph II. Bradley. one OF
the oldest attorneys in Washington. de-
Tended May Harris, who was on trial
in that city for the murder of one. Bur-
roughs, treasury department clerk.
Miss Harris was acquitted on the ground
of insanity, and was subsequently sent
to an insane asylum, from which she
was soon discharged cured. Now the
announcement is made that Bradley
and Miss Harris were married in Wash
ington the other day, proving conclus-
lively that there is insanity somewhere
in the crowd, and it locks very much
as though the old man ough, to be shut
up. Any way, this circumstance is
proof poSitive, that there is no fool
like an old fool"