The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-24

his fortune. He says; . long ego
learned mot to get mad. The nsan
Who eets mad hurts himself more than
anybody else He destroys his diges-
ton, and h unhappy"
The hurricane Of 1865, blew over
hundreds Of thousands Of cocoanut
trees In the Bahama islands. Instead
Of dying, they not only kept o. grow
ing In their horizontal position. but
sent up shoots from the top. These
shoots are from forty Ia ffty feet in
height, and yield an abundance Of
fruit.
President Arthur II said 10 have &C.
cepted nm invitation tn visit Ms.
Marshal O. Roberts. Of New York, Mt
her Newport cottage this summer.
Mn. Roberts Is one Of the many ladies
to whom the gOssips have tried tn
marry the President. and 1t h to be
expected that the rumOrs will he re-
vived. She il beautiful widow with
several million dollars.
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BraIregard is the first Of his family
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The frat announcement OF the mp
preach OF cholera. which. u II gener.
ally expected. will reach the United
states this or next year. Is contained
In brief dispatch from Sucz. saying
that "vessels arriving from Bombay
are quarantined here, owing Ia the
existence OF cholera In that place. "
This disease prevailed In the Phillip
pine Islands last autumn. and Is APP
parently working westward. Its
spread II favored IN all Estern cotn-
wherein there is a lesson ior us pro-
duet, of a higher Western civilization.
The only safeguard agajnst cholera.
"the plague. y diptherja. srarle, fever
anil other horrible diseases. IL careful
attention To sanitary laws.
l,n r.aaneI of tho nI.iela sltl
so much damage Friday evening in
Northeastern Missouri, Central Iii
nOis and Southeastern Wisconsin pre-
sents no remarkable features beyond
great loss of life. Such visitations
cannot he fOreseen, and generally can
not be escaped from. 1t does not APP
pear that these wind movements,
with one or two exceptions, were tor
nadOes, using that term In its custom
AIRY sense. Possibly, however, il they
had occurred in the daytime instead
Of ut night, funnel-shaped clouds and
rotary dancing and onward motion
might have been observed. Science
laws Of the formation of such storms.
and n they had done SO there would
i've little SUBTRACTION i'm the discovery
mo means of preventing then, being
Enown
The great literary names Of The
country stand for domestic purity and
the home virtuer. Irving did not
marry; but after Miss Hoflinan's
death he lived like true knight, ear
rying his heart for an invisible bride.
Longfellow's home was sweet and
beautiful as any poem he ever wrote.
Nothing could exceed the genial pleas.
antness of the home life Of Bryant; Of
the Danas, father and son ; of Haw-
thorne, whose gifted wife gave him 80
much cheer aud aid in his work /; Of
Bayard Taylor, and Of DIR. Holland.
Emerson's home at Concord was AN
Idyl, and hard.hearted people who
visited him did not wonder that he
talked 80 loftily and sweetly and be-
lieved that all human beings have AN
everything nobl. or beIi.yjnp every,
Thing pmsi who lives i'm pnra,ljse >.
N,w YorE .Syar.
The advocates Of the prosecution Of
the work Of tunneling under the Brit
ish Channel now turn upon the OPP
ponents Of that enterprise the very ar
gu,nent used not long since against
themselves. II was contended that
the tunnel, IL csmpleted, would take
away that defense from England
which arises from its insu larity; that
q hostile army might pop through the
hole in the ground aud upset things