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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-14
FoR SALE.
PIANO FOR SALE.

House and lot, No. 300 Hill street. Also ons
Hallett a Davis Parlor Grand Piano Psrlor.
Dining -Room, Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture.
Inquire on the premises after . .. ~ septic Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-14
Aoonom,oal ruel-wslnnsson Coal


A careful estimate of the relative cost
OF coal and wood shows the Wellington
coal to be the cheapest. 1t will burn in
any ordinary CRATE or cook stove, giving a
steady heat, and is much more convenient
to use than wood. Now in general use
by all the hotels, restaurau ETC.. in
this city. For sale at ell the retail oal
yards. Am prepared to sell same in car
load lots and upwards. delivered at aey
station ON the line of the Southern Pa.
cihc Railroad.
WALTER s. MAXWELL.
my25H Whole-als Dealer. 10 Coart 1t
WHY WILL YOU cough when Sh
loh's Cure will give Immediate reliel
Price, 25 cts., so cts, 81. Sold by G. 1
Heinzemsn. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-14

Three desirable rooms to let on the corner Of
st. Louis st. and Virginia Avenue, Boyle
Heights. Enquire at TH0MPSONS
auRz2H Grocery store.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
AZ ACT


To aEExb SEcTIos I250 or TEE CIVIL CoEE-
A. ASzsBED Fl CErTEz q or Nh Lars
OF ISS2
p L Enzcted b. the King and the Legs
lztIFe Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands,
n the Legislature Of the Kingdom as
seL1bled.
SEcTIus L Tie paragraph beginning
Wlth the seTe1tF fifth line Of Section 1150
q the Civil Code N the English version
and the one hundredth line n the Hs-
FsIIzn Terzi0n AZ zuended By CHATTER -
Of the Laws Of 1882 i hereby smerded to
Rad a. follows
The fees Of Eitnesss and the fees Of
Jurors fox the verdict returned IN each
case shall Be taxable items IN the bill Of
ensts 70 IL paid By the losing party
SzcTIo5 2 This Act shall take effect
fr1Ea and after the date Of its passage
Approved this 9th day Of August A D.
Iss4 KALAKAUA REX
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
TzE ANARCHISTS.

WIN Aasfrziia Be eoltsat With the eoncss-
sioa the French Government proposes, n send
rigibIs criuilzis, BAT one-iolrth. estimated AZ
&c thsasznd, 70 View Calsdonsaz The re-
rs.irdsr viii b dispatched % Gszyne, Ehsre,
If fhsy fssl Inclined they can wander into the
vast sapirs u Brzzil, nearly - lasgs - Ags-
ITALIA heEselL OpfnioH i anzious 70 know,
does Arsf<zii4 ssaod ~ he Whole-Eox de-
nand--ses 3 isi looss single sickig silssps
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
AN ACT

RELATIss TO Tzz PoTERs o. SEEETTFs
Be Il Enacted By the King and the Lexis
lztIve AssemblT Of the Hawaiian Islzzds,
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom A.
seubled
SEcT1os L Zach 81 the several SherifTs
Of the Eingdon shzI have the power 20
sszpend any constable IN his g1beEnzt0EiaI
district fru1 his once; and with the ap-
proTzl q the G0Ternor 70 dismiss any
c0ustzble
SEcTI0s 2 This IA sh5H becoz1e Law
l1m and after thu date q IT, approval
Aprr0Fed tbs zsth day 0f A1aFIst. A D.
Ies1 KALAKAEA REK
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17

n would h cheaper fcr Fraaca 10 keep hss
''reierned inccrriEielesN a hc0e. an& Gospel
then b wcSk. There arr ~ ether aeNas Of
information possible. setk. or The cell
rlE CHOLERA.
The eheletA Wiu scea he a thing 81 the past.
The gOe3 soals who len their sanptuess hesaes
10 risk eruhAieg sehoiera pasieats ia The he's
pi,als q Len3en. exc. arr returning. French
dcctsrS, | avn glad 30 So. ecnn>nce 10 study
The disease a. he Poins whefe il can Be Oaly
trnly sxaninea, the experience and practices Of
Arsle-lna dcesors A scientist draws al
tea,ien 10 the fact that 10 les> than three va
rse,ieS e microbes arr peeeSsary 10 cur dises-
tion. and thai Ne caght n take care nos to
r,issake o1r stomach frssnls.
sOrS.
Ne less Il an l3Oa entries are already rcs-
isterei ios cur "ln,eraa,iessl BABY show
The successful babies will have their phoics
crShrinca in a special slbna. One competitor,
\ coming "JcS', IS ssci 30 mealhss measures
- iuehes and weighs S. lis, ~ sse Sssa-
onsRsS
The Decorative Arts Lottery has been CT
deged to bold supplementary drawing. for
prizes anOaniips 70 77O,oOo fra. which fell to
nnsolG tickets. Happy those who have not
DESTROYED their tickets
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
6mtral advertisements.

Gutral advertisements.
G. BREWER & GO.
HAVE
JUST RECEIVED {!
PER AMERICAN
Bark CeyIon
MERCHANDISE ::
Which win be Sold at
LOW RATES
+" Electric Oil"
I5O= WATER WHITE; PATENT Nozzle Cans
LARD, in 5 4 10 ID. PALS
EXTRA PRIME
LARD OIL
IN BARRELS AND CASES
Tar and Pitch,
COAL
In Casks for Family Use.
SECONDHAND
IRON Safes
ASSORTED SIZES,
Gu M BERLAhD COAL
CARD MATCHES
Fairbanks Platform Scales,
ASSORTED sIzEs.
ASH OARS, Is, IL, Is it
Axe Handles,
Pick Handles,
Cotton Waste,
Salt, Plaster,
A Choice Selection Of
CHATR3i
Barrel Shocks
EXCELSIOR,
PhRfOM CARTS
HANDY PHEToNs.
New Styles Of Carriages,
Express Wagons =
Ladies' Phetons,
CIDER VINEGAR,
HAND CARTS,
EASTERN MADE OK CARTS
SUGAR BAGS,
G. BREWER { COMPANY
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
~She's Gotnag to o G.

sCeld! Coli! Gold!, All through
the year 1864 speculation ran Wild upon
this precious circulating medium. Cold
Was the topic that next 10 the N i've.
ments Of the armies. pcrya.lcd every
conversation. 1t controlled the spe u.
lation in every o her article Of use OF
commerce. The 8 ock market largely
hinged upon the quo atoms Of COLL.
and grain and provisions were fer
months dependent entirely upon the
operations Of the Gold Board in Wall
street. 1t was money Itself that was
being gam led in. Money was bet on
the price OF money.
The lever for gold specializing ragged
wildly throughout tho community, and
tho brokers were kept busy 0xecut ng
orders Tor customers both in and out ol
the city. O.ie of the largest operators
wGs T. B. Stiles. Of ID 4 IN. WAC was .
rampant bull, and believed gold wnuli
never $ OPP going up. He Was carrying
. million Of god on one occasion. when
having come to Chicago in hot haste,
he ~accosted his broker as follows:
j. how do | stsnsti in this dcalf''
"Y0u are about e50. 90 ahead at
this minute" replied the broker, ..and
! would advise you 10 usksyour profit"
'.llA do it." said Stiles. and no rush
I'd on: of the Office.
An hour la.er the broker mel him
AMI asked him what he had done.
s'Sho's going 10 SOL" exclaimed
Stiles. "Isll hang on TO merit"
Needless 70 say that his profit Of
oa0.0O0 resolved itself into thin air.
Ckic9go Heyud
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

vAf -.MNMEEL I. fAY. A a. L FINN
,.snfys tut hair IA. The II beu.
hercf" sHtked 4 plain wyfnanrns thin.
gray had. pasted down . a her olsos
cheeks. blind Dridle fashion.
"Yes'm; we cut the L-n .trv hu9'
answered > youn.. lady with 4 DIN
couture and black cyeiashes: .wod
yon like to have yours cuip"
"Taat I would" sail the WON.
skiun:ug s0a last years bonnet. i
following the ha r artist 10. she .
soon seated in = cDair in front "a
large mirror watch made her look ,r
times ~ OLD aud ,wice ~ ugly NJ 10
dit ut home.
Il don't want it cut real fash1-
able" she said. rs the girl wrapp \
calico mantle uver h.r shoulders all
TOOK out one bv one the few woil.wn
hr'rpins that held y back wisp in p g.
my darier had her n cui, an siie's!-
lug savin'. You do look SO unfa.ha-
bic S,v. what 10 You do with he
hair tn; Is U, uff?"
Throw IL away unless you want"
81 g-u-c-ss / mouynt Ms we'll hewitt
I'd like to scLd some OF 1t nack b..
NV hair was raving bIacx when I enc
West but tins changes Us all. ~!
don't make it too short"
"Wou.d you Ike to have It curie.af-
tor lis cut?"
Ell 1t doesn't cost anv more. sed
70 have real nice r nglets whom I ws 4
gal. Wore 'em all arouna with 4 ink
.ow on the top of the head. l,in't
think ANYTHING OF .innin' it r:yhi . 10
the sralp. Mercy! who's that. NJ
dar.er won't know mo from \ sad, Ut
sole lea;her."
Its = great Improvement" saidhe
girl rs shc picked " tue last cray
curl.
..s- Sos ---. .h. wSOan ~ sk1
stared Ut herself in the glass;. II don1
know ~ / kin tell rally, but its. com.
fort TO look d,ffcrent 10 w,iai ] hav IL,
the last twenty year. Seems - NJ,
tho rs I there was no fools l!ka, oil;
fools. Any all how. l deu hope Is will
please my dsr,cr."
ami went out. Thc fac, tina, had bok
ed plain in tine serene ban,.s Of parted
hal assum I'll . strange and neyor-to
he. fOryO ten express on tied up III thai
Quakcrish bOnnct. with = cared laycl
vi fringe piled high above The spare
features creased ;.ni crossed VITA linIi
Of care and L..appo,n men. Mr. wa:
1t any ghHs.ly atpcln II 10 coguct,c with
time, but III unsclh h rcSar! II. thu
int rests Of that daughter ut home. thai
lei the good woman 70 iay herself OF
the altar OF sacrifice ~ n wearer Of til,
Langtry bang.--UetroR Free Press.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
- -
A Misplaced Heart

A neat, daOn"r ii,tl m N stood and
brushed his Prince Albert . a hefOro
. glass in the off e If tine S. G on |
hotel as u Ttn.es rep 'rtcr entered yes
terd"y afternoon.
what have l don.?" no asked as
the rcpor er approached.
"A-e you The %cccurant OF room HOP
'.Yes. | am. and that sip Of PIPER in
your hand shows that nv heats on
the right side; anti ere have been peo-
Pile runn.n. here ali day about
it. and ! su pose that YOU get me
into the Dime Museum between you"
us it ,rucr
Yes" re. lied Mr.. Gleason. for such
was hi, name. Il never knew it until
I was i'll ia 1881. Thcn my rhysi,i,n
was looking TOR the p~ulsaticn. Great
Scott! said he. where's your hear ?
Guess | haven't got any, said I. He
locked and found the beat on The Fight
SD"
HAS IL never troubled vou?"
"Never. The right side seems TO DO
the right place"
The reporter asked DR.. NJ. O'Hara.
of Six eentil slrec , il his senses had
not deceived him.
moi 4 bit." was the answer. The
hearts a loose, hanging thi y. 1t NAV
be dispi: cd latera.ly, vertically. for
ward and backward. Il is genera ~
caused by an enlargement Of some
other organ. bat here. where tho
patient is healthy. it 10 probable that
the case is the rare one VI c~onCenital
transposition. In all probability the
liver is on the wrong side and tho right
and left lungs have exchanged posi-
lions. You Sec" continued the phv i
clan. running ovcr n number OF p eas-
ant plates. that showed he; rts crowd
ed up 10 the :rm-pit. jsmmc into III.
throar, lowered to the abdomen. and
otherwise Displaced, 'that nature is 40
erratic creaturc-rath"r \ siepmother.
in fact. thou IN 3, lent fic m,l IT to-day
endeavnr 10 make y goa oi b J."-Fha..
adelph ! Times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
MONEY TO LOAN
A. -. KELLER
ELK POINT, DAKOTA.
The Conductor.

WINoNA, MINI, Nov. 20, 1879.
! hal been suffering with a severe
cold tor several days; was ~ h"arse
| could not speak above II whisper.
Nov. 10th, ! met one "f DR.. Warmers
agents ON my train; he handed me
a bottleof White Wine Of Tar Syrup;
one hour after taking the first dose
my h%onisenrss commenced to leave
me. In twenty tour hours my voice
was quite clear and natural, and the
tald nearly cured. 1t is the hest
r medy l ever saw. Respectfully.
&. w. WARREN, Conductor,
CO N. w. II. II.
For sale hy J. f. Blair, Druggist.
Elk Point, Oak.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
Endorsed by the Clergy.

W. take pleasure in recommem1in;
DR.. Warmers " hite Wine Of Ia
Syrup to any public speaker tIm
may he troubled Will, threat ar lun,
disease.
Rev NJ. I. Bn,her, Pastor Presby
terrain Church, Reading, Mich. Rev
J. 7. Idding. Albion, Mich. Rev
Y. l.. Lock wNd, Ann Arbor, Mich
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL.

ii N4ne and aperatee nver 1 100 milrr NJ road
n kAfthssN jiiinvls. Wisc0nri,. Minaesota
~ s.ssascsssns tsseh iii s.s errs. Sariussp
&oa9fpe 10 The NarthWcrt and Far Wcsf. In nat
osNify abAWers he d. scripii0n Of short Line
M netf \ ,nts betwccn
GAie.Gs !. saitwaakee, IL Crosse n
CssssH... Mtlwaskee. Aberdeen ...d
miesss. Muwsukes. 9Aa claire aad
shis:.s, Miswash@s. wassaa ana
Ceissss. aMwaskse. Dsavsr ssan a.sd
sAsssss. Missvaskss, Wsake.Aa ana
Ensssess Misssaskes. MaAissa a.a
cnesss.. Mllssskee. Owaie.aa anA
eAtrs4s. 9slais. Jan.~vsiIe and M.
cAiss.s sxaa. RerkfsrA and Ds-
chssses. vlssssa. Neck uslAsA asd
Chss~ss. c..ssssi D,afrs asA Osnsha.
sihts-n !. St"sx t'tsy. sa"ax Fail. assd
cA.ssEs n,lwaakee. Hssshe., ~
nest 6ss.s.6: s.bss.s. -. ra.i ...a
Dssesp.s'. si.i.av. II. PAui ana Min-
adevulis
ruLLnAH SIasrEas and mo FsNssr Dss,xe
Tho ri. .Lyts4D. MlLMAU EK y 81. r vi.
HAHN ~ and every ~a-fentis,n II patti ~ pns
sssgsr~ ~ cnurss ~ employees Of ths Company.
\ MkRRIfL. a. ". u. CARPENTER.
0ssnerai Manager. .aeu. Pass. and Tiki. Agt
Z 4. Ci.Altk. GEO. II. nsAFFOKD.
0eps. snpt. Asst Gen, Pass. Agt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
Tickled.

We brag q giggle, but W.
are SD we'll pleased with tire trad
on: low prices an bouts & slnMs
clothing Il dry goods are making H.
that we smile ~ twittrr, and you viii
Il" the same. yourself, If you bu,
your goods Of G. w. Beggs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
Misplaced Sympathy.

-
Among the .famn.es who cxcitet
much interest at tho baby SOW las
werk. says the Detrot Free Press. Wal
a which consisted vi = deaf and dum,
father and motscr. and u yer, fine Oh,
BY. The ladies were al p easel will
the baby, and much Interested in Tic
little mother. who smi Q | ami " ..tclied
her offspring wilh the kecucst SO. lei.
tude. some Of the uestions Sskcd
were very amusing. but in aunt OF the
baby acteI as interpreter.
At a time when the museum was
quite full. some ladies passed in from,
Of tho E CUP and . udie.i them care.
fully. A young man WIS writing on
SIPS OF paper and passing them 10 tho
little mother; he also talked 10 her in
the 81 n language.
Poor iellow!" exp'sincd one Wis tor;
''he's her husband. Now YOU would
never know 10 look NJ ncr that she was
deaf and dumb; bu, you can SO the If.
Election ia his face"
Elbow SOP" asked another lady,
study ~ the mobile features OF The un.
con ious youn man.
Why. look NJ l.s mouth! See how
dumb lie looks"
II hive often Thought" remarked
another. '.tlrat il people would convey
their thoughts through The lips, the
dumb would lie able 10 answer and .,N-
plain their thou hts muct, easier than
by Tho sign me,hod."
.Oh. that 10 IN Old plan." said tn.
first speaker; .',he labiaI language l.
well understood BY them; watch mr.
now" and she turned mp, TIE Joun /.
man. who was caressing tho oaby, all
looked him stea lily in Inc face. 1T tie
same limo slowly articulating aud
touching y lips.
"D-O YOU G-n-d-e-r-s-t-a-n-d?
Perfectly" repl ed the man. You
neetin't shout. CIR hc:.r lis .iuc,lv."
who arc your" gasped tno wum IN.
De Ct lhs malagers;I.c; ,R~ ia Lie
sign language II YOU prefer i; l learned
u some years ago"
At that moment the real husband
and father Of the pretty baby CAME ur
and the interested ladies made 4 speedy
nyiE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

The rra4on that Busllr hns the
lxst AMI freshest truckers in town
is because As sells len barrels every
80 days
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

w. a9Rnsa 49, Aaennne Z -
SM1p 3
go
~ rs..- ~ nn.nnN So So
sss s.eVovv1
sc..so015a8 ssave gaH -
ysats Osa = Woetn $IM1
1osss nnelred and eighty electric
u8nss Slsuminate we nrttlsn 2 -
uOMugUnss
Ch4rlcs Weach will work seven years
toF : Hillsdales N. r.. farmer, In order
p msrry his danghsss.
There IL I man living N Nav York
who hopes to 1.-Two to see the time when
thers will be- no more whisky. pistols.
Of dime novels.
4 family ~ .hree hrothcr. ,ra ,hro.
~sisters M Anbnrn, Ma = ro,,h,s ~
/ l~oorryfty. the brnthers he;nv = , IA
81 Al / IS veara. ana he AFFAIR." = eo
and o. wears.
= 49,. - u nj. $500
~ .n.r~.ili. =. 49, .o0.
~. s..h.. ~..t. ., .'E"ss nv"
/, c..s.s. .r..nas .nsy scais "su. 1ns
~. -. oas u"ys snu
800 '"s 49, "
Inhn Eynn~;nh Hal ~>..l..
1n0 v.,ars ..,c - ~, ..s.i,h;. .uIf.
sS;I,sh.. a., ha.n tn',as. - -. ~ ~ Ms
lister Ia ST. Ka,rinn,s C.,nrci, In ma
CITY. The estate has a,e,mu,a,ed 70
e3J.O O0. 600. and heirs are now nutt;nv
In Gains for II.
~. rrh,,c ..toca. - ~ w.. AN
h.cc.ttrth ~. n.S 80
:, /. -.~n-.-I. -
r~hreiolorv .ra L...;ano r"f.s
rsfsr.sn.e ~ III. .1F.",s ~ Dl;
drinks a.inonI.rt. and r.r.o.;.s m..S
m humsn svs,am P
- u--.. -.
-. ..01.y ~
49, ns@ss !. - $1,000 ~
49,. nySu - ,v'.s.nl.o
- . ~" = o rIo 49, -
~ ~; !. h..,., ar' -.
80 49,. -. =. III
''t 44"A
:. -. - ..-.. -
--ann;.',. ~, ..s.np .paLo..
! .s.aps !. P"poI 49,"
8 Wasiinvtnn ara carcfn.lv suv..I ~
vhat = cail.L the waste n.ncr.r,nm.
All mi. ref,s, Il sort.,L oni ~ men .nI
vnn,nn. AMI sold n ana firm IN Nav
York. Tn. ~rrceints nm. INIT ia cute :
hanJsome TITLE snm
r.-.-.,--...-.. ,
I'U oo ~ ~"
s.s..'.o' - = .nc JUL
$780,. vAoooo'oov yoaI. co
~. .s M, 'no 70" n.0
80 . Sa ,n;,Y ~ !. u.iI ~. " ~; ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

p. +. Maynard is sill on deck
and will give y"u better bargains
than ever.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
"a it 1881
* sssaS Nass't{S,.

cttI.r' ~ o. kui
Ia ia, niat ~ at q T. e~'st, of .anes V,nr-t..,
,itcetsr,t
ira hn
No ,cc il hereh, given llai Vim. X. slss,
tas nltd vi h the jddsr III III cunr, 4 M. ,,inn
p y mst'rir ter. 90 atmi us r. In i III. a .,st =
he 18th day "r y lsS,. ~, r.cv,,, u'c,.,,r
IN II IN aa'y hs'' u. a dav utn ,p.r,ai IL, m ri th,s
c''hr '"Mt. app in,,si s.,r IA u .por.. 10 h.
"'l"" nee Y" rmn IL sect ~ tie tnurt
h't",e' A. ~, EiS lin C nm ~ Cn,uu,
hn ''ee' go h attn. : III 20. l ~ wan aud
Mhrlc ny re's'a, ,n'e,c- ~ my ppln.ar and
.M"w Z ,I'se why ihr >aia phi tSa ,.,ou,L 10, b.
,'a,cu NJ. y 5ah. 1884
Y. W syn m
Jnd ~ "r the rrobNc VOur,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

Fresh Oysters and Celery at Nal
Tory Il Cfumrine's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

A very fine iine III Clothing and
Boats and Sln%s ut Rnhnr Il Wales.
Will In suld NJ the k,aYst I, rises.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

Boston market 'tlery and cauli.
Hover i''a'''s can be had a, The prop.
or time at H. l.. McNIrr 4 *
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

Insurance against fire, tightening
orua,i."r ,ni cyclones is written ~
s.'i,d Companies hy
l.. IL. Wnlworti,.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

Don't fail 10 c,me IN and lMk Mt
my stock Of woneM's aml chillren's
ShnHs. A. Il. ROxNE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
Pledging His Arm for . Loan.

.'Can l get a few dollars on thescf"
This was asked vest, rday in tho
IN. of n Chatham street piwnbroier
b. u man vino was evidena.v not dissi-
pp.ei. lie was we'll dressed aud
healthy.
LET'S see whnt you have got" said
the p~awnUruker.
The mar uepos:ted a bundle m the
counter. and the pawn, roker opened
it an.i took Out two art:fic. nj arms.
''Where did you get ,hese?" inquired
the pnwnbrOker.
Il took 'em Of myself" said tho
man, and he held mp the stumps of his
arms. You SEE I m > raped. 1--we
in Boston. and | naven't got money
enough 10 get home. ] do mot know
ANYBODY here. and ! do not wan to
pledge my cie,hes. These tn .ngs cost
ne $l5u, and | would not SEA sncm tor
tlJN'
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tie rSw6TfoEcr SAIL: II vc seen lots
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

Another large invoice Of house
plants just received. which we will
sell vt reduced prices,
II. l.. MCNnr & Co.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-11-07
Chinese Proverbs.

A few of the Chinese proverbs may
show the character of the people aud
their way of thinking better than any
mere description: : y wise man adapts
himself to the circumstances as wafer
it," Misfortunes issue out where dis
ease enters in-at the mouth" "The
error of one moment becomes the sorrow
of the whole lifetime; :" " Disease may be
cured, but not destiny" GA vacant
mind is open to all suggestions, as the
hollow mountain returns all sounds"
He who pursues the stag regards not
hares !" If the roots be left the grass
will grow again (this is the reason given
for exterminating traitors family);
1.-THE gem cannot be polished without
friction, nor the man perfected without
trials" "a wise man forgets old
grudges;" "Riches come Dettsr after
poverty than poverty after riches;" GA
bird can roost ON but one branch" )" "A
horse can drink no more than its fill from
the river" (enough is as good as a feast);
"When the port is dry, the fishes will
be seen" (when the accounts are settled,
the profits will appear; "Who swal-
lows quick can chew but little " (applied
to learning); "You cannot strip two
skins off one cow" " He who wishes to
rise i'll the world should veil his am
bition with the forms of humility"
"The gods cannot help a man who
loses opportunities "Dig a
we'll before you are thirsty" (be prepared
against contingencies); "The full stomach
cannot comprehend the evil of hunger"
Eggs are close things but the chicks
come out at last" murder will out) "To
add feet to snake" (superfuity in "A dis
course when the subject is alteredl :;
''Who aims at excellence will be above
mediocrity, who aims at mediocrity will
fall short of it; :" "To win cat and lose
COW" Consequences of litigation); II
will not try my porcelain bowl against
his earthern dish" (said in contempt) {;
''He who tolls with pain will eat with
pleasure Borrowed money makes time
short, working for others makes it long,"
"Those why cannot sometimes be deaf
are unfit to rule;" ''Early preferment
makes lazy genius" Large fowls will
not eat small grain" (great mandarins
are not content with little bribes); 1.-The
best thing is to be respected, and next to
be loved it is bad to be hated, but still
worse to be despised;" "The poor cannot
contend with the rich, nor the rich with
the powerful;" )" ga mans words are like
an arrow, straight to the mark; a
woman's are like a broken fan !" "One lash
to good horse; one word to wise man y
'Let every man sweep the snow from
before his own doors, and not busy him
self about the frost on his neighbor's
tiles" Though the life of a man be
short of hundred years, he gives him
self as much pain and anxiety as if he
were to live athousand;" "By nature all
men are alike, but by education widely
different. Peoples Of the World.