The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-02

L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &AWbsCAr
The loss of property by the recent
Ohio floods is now estimated at some
SIC, 200, 900.
The physicians of England We're
strong on the code a hundred year ago.
a. great court doctor was travelling with
a friend in the country. The friend
fell down in an apoplectic fit, and the
doctor refused to bleed him because it
was contrary to professional etiquette
for a physician to perform that opera
ton.
A Roxbury doctor who detests curl
papers quantity says that he never
could see why any woman should find
it pleasant to look like Satan IN the
morning (having in mind the paper
horns projecting over the forehead for
the sake oil resembling q negress IN the
afternoon.
Denmark sent 2, O00, 900 cabbages to
New York last winter.
Cases are often recurring Of women
who think themselves married but find
out to their sorrow, that eyhave been
duped by pretended marriages, made
without legal form, and with nc legally
authorized witnesses. 1T is hardly me-
cessary to say taat if a man Is not ready
to marry a woman by those open and
public avowels, before q witness auth
orized by the law, which are the
common safeguards OF the peace OF so
ciety, the woman had better decline the
bridal honors. Another arran nent
lis q prima facia fraud at her. nse
and the man who proposes It'll scoun-
drel.
The employees at the Dry Dock Saw
mill at Mobile were badly frighteaed
the other day by a blaze offre suddenly
enveloping a log that was being ripped
in two. When the machinery was
stopped it was found that the teeth were
all knocked off the saw. On cutting
into the log a six inch iron shell was
found near the center. The tree from
which the log was taken grew IN the
vicinity Of the Spanish forts near New
Orleans, and it is not certain whether
the shell was embedded there during
| Jackson's famous battle or at the capture
of the city BY Farragut in 1862. The
fuse and powder were In prime condit-
ion and the only wonder is they We're
not ignited.
The assessed value of real and person
al property IN mississippi = 56sSy6615
600.
The hearts action is one Of the vital
processes whichis least subject to the
control or influence of will-power, but
there was one exceptional case, an Eng
lishman, who could voluntarily check
the hearts beat and pulse, and finally
he exhibited this power s o effectnally
that he died by it. A physician in har
rison Ohio, has met a healthy German
who can exercise this checking Of the
heart, and who wants to make it profit
able by exhibitions Of his curious power.
Unless he has equal ability to start up
the machine again after putting on the
brakes, he has what may prove to be
a fatal capacity.
No Southern State has made greater
progress in manufacturing for the past
taree years than Virginia, and, # we are
to accept the authority Of the Baltimore
Manufacturing Record, she stands sec
ond in the list, Kentucky coming first.
In o recent issue Of that journal il is
stated that the value of Virginias manu-
factures increased from s$5I,3Io :s6992 Ia
1880 to $103 ,621 1884 in 1883, while Ken
lucky manufactured $75,4S3, 377 worth
Of goods.
The MARQUIS de Moras has lust
contracted with Altman Of Full
ton market for three car loads Of
Montana dressed beef per day, to be de-
Avered as soeA as the equipment IS COM
plete. The marquis also contracted
with T.. Ct. Blackford for one car load
of Columbus river salmon per week.
Directions viii be given by wire to
fill these orders. The salmon viii
probably be. secured Of G.. III. Taffee Of
Portland. The contract specifies that
the salmon shall be packed on ice III
boxes, but not frozen. A through rate
has been secured which will result In
heavy shipments Of silver to the sea-
board by the transcontinental Ine.
The Chicago papers Indignantly deny
that the hotel keepers Of that city pro-
pose putting up prices. Well, il was at
least taken for granted that, IN view OF
two hungry coyentions, both National,
the landlords would have to put up OF
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