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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
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r3 THE PUBLIC.

n,s';s ,gs e.e rotice iutorms you of .;ne dis
i ll'h w;,' .. the firm oe To!son 4 Young.
s;ana ,l continue 'hs bts:aess at the same
norn iof my o~n aecoi.nt. The Pom
md w;i, o. Prescriptions is ny s.:eo;a,.y
bes.,,,.i ., nave my particular, careful ard
be.,opp, 10 receive the sarae patronage
''oAe- on the latr firm
Tn Very respectfully,
u,, N. c. YOUNG.
Aooeville, sanraly lath 1894.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
ksneodmosrg 10. g.

APT. l2s. "T,,ere shall be in
ire Parish CT Orleans a Court OF
Appeals for said Parish, with ex.
elusive apI ellate ..u:'is aietion I'll all
matters civil ard probate, arising
in said parish when the amount in
dispute, or fund to be distributed
exceeds one hundred dollars, cx
elusive Of interest, and does not
exceed two thousand dollars
exclusive Of interest (; said
court shall be presided over BY
TWO Judges, who shall be elected
by The General Assembly, ia ioi1t
session they shall be residents
AID voters of tie city Of New Or
leans, possessing all tie qualIlica-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05

t'NStuiiy SHDiUIIteu,
w. E. WHITE.
Treasurer.
Correct, approve Jan I4th 'S4.
+. G. SMEDEs,
JOS. j. ABADIE
On motion Of Mr. Bourque the
licenses # the town Of Abheville
Tor tie / were made and fixed
at tue same rate as for the year 's3
"a motion Of Mr. Broussard. re,
soised that tie Mayor be author.
'zed to purchase for and II tho
.tame OF the town a tract of laoo
from q !. Addison lying betveen
the line Of Lastie Broussard and
said Addison, for street a. The
eastern edge of the town being a
continuation Of east street. for the
prlce and sum of sI5 the same
to he paid ont of the General
fund in the Treasury.
On motion Of S Wise, resolved
that the sum Of One Hundred Dol.
lars be given to the Abbeyille Fire
TO-, No. | the same to be taken
out OF any surplus money on the
General fund.
t. G. sMEDFs, ". B. WHFrE
Mayor. sectv
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05

Il Iaeir scsp4etirc warrant. ,'rr.,a..5 %3j ri
6 ahpeats sAa.i be 4pon questions
r ID" nioNe, ~ al eases lnTolFin
,; '9-a lHa.' = Hs3 ''Hq4fcd dollars, c.
eiua'se q interest, ohd upop' til
- ~" ana ,He I4c's IN other case
: : l <Aaai 81 IN IAe city Of New ul
,3a0S !, rom the FFst Monday t
-zo'eiaoef 10 the last Monday c
op'1e '1'.'.:..' - e4eil year it shall hay
'a'i'0,,'y 70 iss0e "rItS Of .doldo
454S' r5S ! Lo'lioHlon' C"tlerorl anr
lzo1ee& I GIPas N aid Of It's appel
-a'o joF'So'c'IoM
AMENDMENT TO ABTIcT,.
19z
~
vi the Constitution Of the State
relative TO HE jurisdiction o
the City Courts Of the Parisl
Of Orleans"
q FER p1Ap-6Tzss.ra. n- ~
: = - ! g : A41 Aa1 = 90 c .
ART. 1856. "Thore shall be in
the citg Of New Orleans four CITY
Courts, enc Of whiel. shall We 10.
caiad il That portion II LTD eity
on the right bank Of the Afissiiss.
sippi river, presided over bv
judges having all the qualifications
required for District .Tnaro on1
sb5iI ba ofocta5 H., DIae's9t ~. o. 'a0Se, ana
yators ,,l ~ f'm lI'el ~ ~, ~ lsle quaililed
tbev s,s1l hngo @ 'e.a' u loar years !;
lion orer ~ 81, H. 49,. eA''usl'e Joflsalc.
ono knad..ad cd 5aIis 5aIis -, not. exceeding
Interest s,,l';ao, IL ao't''s, "a exclusive OF
tbo r;r;I | n;Its ':'tot ~ a'' appeal to
amonn. aIo;s'a1 n;a'a,I' eouFt "heh the
fva dojIars s'',5,eI oe1 oAose.,s twenty
The General Assembly shall room.
late the salaries, territorial divi,
sloh 81 ]aiisaic'Ion, the manner.of
t;,I t;'Ie.''9H | l"eF process, the fee
p,'l' ",'a I, EioCeeaIigs which shall
r. u II ti.e'n hey haTe authority
testimony. and s1aIl receive e .here ssrs
;oF sued ~ tees as may be allowed by
- :. ae 0eheral Assembly may
G ,no' e*se 'h9 number o. City /
G9r. 49, = l9T lle.sala paG!sa. l2t e
provided b. iaw Eacb or g.,;a
Courts sfaIl have ono Cls,l. ~ m ha
elected for The form of 1on, roars
By the oaalific3 vofors of tl,o' snar
sh, who sIi9lI receive : salar, ~ p ac
twelve hundred dollars ,ar 3,,,9 =
md M more. and wh9sn oaai;Gaa' :. e, -
ions. bond and d0ties Shall ba
hy .aw.o
, ,fr,> ,,,,,r,,-, -.
:, -'' u y y y Il n ! ? ] y a lICL1
1870.
0f the Constitution Of the State,
relative to the Jurisdiction oil
The Civil District Courts Of the (
Parish Of Orleans.
e --~ y es -
- Z s@ sssSEs4SEs- aaS2a esa
AFT. l2o. 'E'or toe Parish Of
orleans there shall be t8o Dis.
rict Courts and n0 mere. One
Il the said courts shall he Enowa
s The Civil District Court FOR
he Parisf of0rleans !; and tie
'ther as The Criminal District ;
court for lie Parish Of Orleans
he former shall consist Of nol
oss than FIVE judges. ard the lat. I
CT not less than 4wo judges, hav, t
ng The qualifications prescribed (
or District Judges throughout the |
tate. TIE said judges shall be
ppointcd by the Governor, by
nd wlth The advice and consent
f tAe SeEate, for the term Of eight |
ears. TIE FIRST appointment
hall be made as follows Three {
ldges OF the Civil District Court,
,rr years GHa two Judges, for {
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05

OFFICE or THE SECRETARY - 8TAYE
l--tt-~45
IL pursuance Of Art. o56 If The
Constitution of The State af Louis.
lama, publication is hereby given
to the Electors Of the State oI llle
! proposed amendments 10 the Con
stitutiau Of iha State, conourrcd
in by twofi.jrds Of all the mem
befs elected to each House Of The
General Assembly OF this State,
at It's regular session held in the
city Of Baton Rouge in 1882, and
which are required to be publish
ca N two newspapers published III
the Parish Of Orleans, and in oae
paper ia each other parish Of the
state in which "a newspaper is
published, for three month pre |
ceding the next election for Rep. |
rcsentativcs, at which lime the |
SAID amendments shall be submit. /
ted TO Tie Electors fnr their ap.
prcvai or rejection said amend
monss appear more fally in Acts.
Nos. rs, ll3 and I25 of the recu,
lar session Of the General Assem-
ny held in 1882, which are Off
claily published for the informa
ton Of the Electors, ard which
viii be submitted to them for
their approval or rejection at The
next general election, to be held
on Tuesday. tie 22d day Of \ pril,
A. D. 1884, Git being the Tuesday
next following the third Monday
in ApriD ia. such q manner and {
Iorm HAT the Electors nav vote ,
Tor or against each amendment. 1
separately and if a majority OF c
ne Electors, voting 1T said eIec- +
ion, shall approve alit! latify al a
n either cf said amendments. :
ben such amendment or amend /
nonts or either Of tIica 50 an b
'io.ca ard ratified shall become h
part oi TIE constitution. Z
ACT NC. IS *
n =,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
ACI' NO. l25

Of tie Regular Session Of 1882
y Amendment to Article 81 Of
the Constitution Of the State,
Relative 10 the Jurisdiction of
Tie Supreme Court.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
G. A. MOuisset.
NOTAIRE PUBLIC,

En ct pour la paroisae Varmillon--s
Dnfeau sa residence dams la Prairis
Gfeig.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
IL Amendment Eros 4 /.
STATE DEBT.

AnTIcLl I. Re it oy9aincl b
Ike peopie Of tie STATE Of LoatsiGna,
az ffoutdld d bg Lir, That ,he State
ne0t Ordnance be amended 50 as
70 read as follows That the in
ferest 70 be paid on tile Consoli
dated Bonds OF the State OF Louis
lana, be, ard is llerby fixed at Two
per centanl per annLm for five
ycars, from lie first day Of Jauu-
ary, orc thousand eight hundred
and eighty, 1850 and fou- per
centum per aonum thereafter. paya-
ble semi-annnally and there shall
he levied an annual tex sufficient
for &c fal! payment Of said interest,
not exceeding three mills, the l;n-
it Of State Tax for ell purposes
being hereby fixed q; six nils,
and said bonds and coupons shall
lie daily stamped Interest re-
duced 10 two per ccntnm per an-
mum Tor five years, from januarp
Isl. one thousand eight hundred
and eighty, aud four per ccntan
per annum thereafter"
AE-. ,. That tie holders Of
the Consolidated Bonds may, at
anytime, in order tia. the coupons
may be paid, present their bonds
10 the Treasurer Of the State. or
to agents to be appointed by the
Governor, one in the city of New
York. and the other in the city Of
London. England, and the said
treasurer or agents, as the case
may be. shall ipdorsc or stamp
thereon the words Interest re-
duced to two per ccntUm per an
nun for five years from January
lst, ca5 thousand eight hundred
and eighty lS5oi and four per
centum per annum thereafter"
and said Treasurer or agent shall
intorse CT stamp Oh said coupons
The Eolhwing words Interest
red;.cee to-two per centum per an
nun" CT, "lnterest reduced TO fGur
per centcr, per annur.." as the
case may uo.
ACT. no. lia
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
ACT. NO. 1ia

OF the regular Session of 1882
\ mendnent tc Article l46 Of
lie Const!tutoic Of the State
Relative to Fees and Charges,
to be Paid by Stamps in the
Parish of Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
,aoyv1s Council.
Dee. 22d 1888.

The Council having f.ailed 10
meet on It's regular day oi' meeting
the Mayor stated that he had
called this meeting Of tic council
to transact any and all business
that may come up before il for
transaction.
Al' the members Of the council
were present except JOS J Abadie.
On motion Of isastie Broussard
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing OF the council were adopted.
The quarterly reports of the
Collector and Treasurer were
read, approved and ordered to be
spread on the. minutes.
COLLECTORS REPORT
10 The Hon. Mayor and Members
Of the Town Council, |, the mn.
dcrslgned respectfully submit
tiilF az ny report for the
quarter ending Jan.
Fifth 1884.
10 cash on hand cn taxes of SO
at last report @ s IFS 90
censaa q 90 at jast report IEU % /
TO cash ON hand on fines
Of '63 at last report l3 SOL
10 amt Of taxes uneol-
lecte1 at last report 500 GO
10 amt coll on same 349 10
amt remaining uncoil go 90 |
amt Of licenses uncoIlected
at last report 80 90
amt col! Oh same AS 90
amt of licenses remaining
lncolIeetei 35 90
amt Of fines collcctce 45 t0
Corporations half % so
10 cash On hand on taxes of
50 at last report IT'S COL
! o cash on Land on Ii.
;enses Of 'S3 at lastreport lAO &C
10 cash on han: Gu fines
u .83 at last repori 10 50
,nt OF taxes Of 'e3 uncol-
ce:ed at last raport $50 CO 4
inf Of Licenses Of '83 nm
collected AT last report 5000 +.
mt of i.ilcs collected % 50
l0l1 06
0 amt paid Treasurer on
axes Of 'S3 as per receipt 527 10
. amt paid treasurer on
licenses OF 'S3 as per rep. ls5 90
0 amt paid treasurer on
ines as per receipt 13 SO
0 amt remaining nneoi-
ected on taxes Of 'S.3 2i0 g6
@ amt remaining unco!l
N licenses of IS s. co.
0 amt Of fines collected and
u hand since laat. rennrt % SO
t024 06
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. q. Lyons,
Con Collector.
1orrect approved Jan 18th 1883,
K. c. SMEDEs. /.
Jos. j ABADIE.
TRE.4SLRI'R'S s. REPORT. y
report Of w. B. White, Treasur- ! !
CT, for quarter ending I
Jan. 5tn 1884.
sct 5th 1883 L
} bal on hand, per report $ISS.2l c
ssh Jan 9th amt reed +
nee last report IRON col S
II taxes Of 1888 2IG.O5 I
} amt reed since last re- y
ort from coll on
censes 'S3 lS5.O0 t
, amt reed since last re. 4
ort from coil Oh fines Is 30
e32.75
G i d
=, al tgf
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
Amendment No. 3.

Art l46. al fees and charges
liked by law for the various Civil
Courts Of the parish Of Orleans.
aid for the Register Of Convey
anees and Recorder Of Mortgage
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
Am en- noneont Egos s.

ARE. l0l. +" Whenever tlle
Judges composing the Courts Of
Aprea's shatl concur, their iudg
ment shall he final. whichever
there shall be disagreement, the
two Judges Shall appoint a law
ger hasing the qualifications sor
Judge Of tic Cour. OF Appeals OF
their Circuit. who shall aid ir the
determination Of TIE case, a judy
ment concurred in by any two OF
them shall be final"
AMENDMENT Tc ARTICLE
Of The Constitution of Tie State,
Relative to the Jurisdiction Of
Courts Of Appeal for the Parish
@! C:ieans.'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
{ >L'-at HCE h
Amendments to the Com
stitu'io2 Of tsle State
OF Losiisiatla.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

OFFICE 0rTJ!& SECRETARY 81 STATE
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
as.e-3gp9 emit N7n. q.

AET. -. The Courts Of Ap
peat except IN eases hereinafter
provided, shall have appellate
Jurisdiction only. which iurisdic
ton si;al! extend III all eases, civil
or probate, when the matter in
Dispute Or lie fands TO be dis.
tri5uted shall exceed one hundred
dollars, exclusive Of intefest. and
shall aot e.cee,l two tifoasantl
dollars, exclusive Of fintcrcst.
J. sttENDMENr TO ARTICLE
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05
Am Gs2dnG0 0R9t E9os 6, !,

ART. 81. The Saprcme Court.
ezccpt il cases hereinafter prayj.
ded, saai' Lave appellate .jurisdic
tlon only. which Jurisdiction shall
extend TO all cases when the mat.
ter III dispute, or the furd TO be
distributed, Whatever may he the
amount 'herejn claimed, Shall ex.
ceed two thousand dollars, exciu.
size Of interest +; to suits for dj,
Torcc and separation from b I'd and
hoard to suits for unllity Of mar.
rlage; 10 suits involving the rights
70 homesteads to suits fer inter.
dictlon and TO all cases in which
the constiiptiouaIity or legality OIL
any lax. toll Or impost whatever,
Or q any i;ne. forfeiture, drpenal |
y imposed hv municipal corpor-
atIon. shall lie in ccntestation
. tatever may be the amount
thereof, and ii sach eases tie ap,
peg Oh ilio law and The facts shall /
70 directly fi'on the conrtin which I
I've case originated to The suprcme
5aaft and 10 criminal eases On
questions oi laW alone, Whenever
u VT TEEslY1f'Es,
,nment at hard labor nIal be In
iieted, or fue exceeding Three
hundred Dollars (s3001 is actaal.
= imposed.
tMENn}iENtr ~ ApTrr,I Z
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-05

Of 'hc Constitution of the State,
Relative 10 Irial Of Cases in
Courts Of Appeals when Judges
'fdisagree."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-29

why are homclv girls always the
best scholars, the best workers and
make The best wives?" This question
was propounded by an observan' and
intelligent gentleman, who has been
ice led to the hymeneal altar, and is
ready 10 be sacrificed again.
Is such real v the casey"
have reason to know that il is.
1t is natural enough, isn't 1t! The
girl who Is handsome, in features and
form, concludes, very early in life, thar
these are her stock in trade and vii h
them she enters the matrimonial mar
kei. Nine times out of ten, she is
soon of the books and ii the head of a
house Her iiomely sister Las hardly
entered her teens until she discovers
she is made 10 stand aside for the pref
IL faced girls. Al! that neaness OF
dress, elegance of manners and prof
cIency in The arts of making ones
self attractive. she does, Deliberately,
and fora burmese, perhaps Or posi-
by for 40 "lher reason than, Tnp>y.
like. she etcw hat way"
The chances are that she does il
S'lFlN ioi me I'iIi Use VI CON- DtiiSal iDS
for her lack OF personal heauiyn
My observations lead 10 directly
opposite conc VISIONS replied The intel.
hgent observer There is among HE
great laws of nature, one known az the
law Of compensation, and | am thor
ongbly convinced that to it tie homrly
girl is indebted for The tastes aud dis
position HAT prompt her to make her
self useful when she cannot he ornn
mental
"Then If yon bad the choice of two
ladies, one beautiful and he other
homely, you would take tie homcly
one?'
Experience and observation bot
teach me bat would he The wise ihiua
10 do. The first impulse won natur-
ally he 10 lnke the preiller NJ The tw,,
tut | would rive he first Impulse lime
% pass off, Ind acl upon sober, second
thought"
The old gentleman may be entirely
right in this mstter.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-29
Qualifications of "a Voter.

The following item has been in
nearly every paper in the State:
NECESSARY TO BE A VOTER.
To be entitled TO Il vote al the cDsu-
ing election a person must be:
First-A male twenty one years of
are on election day
Second-A native born or natural
lied cilizeI of the United States. If
the latter, he must have been natural
lied AT least ten days before the elec
lion.
Third-A resident of the State one
ycsr, of the count, six months and ol
The election district thirty days before
the election.
Fourth He must be registered on
one of The registration days prescribed
hy law. A lcrsou with all the other
qualilical ions is not entitled To vote
unles. registered,
The third paragraph is wrong. A
voter must have resided in The Slate
six months and in HE county thirty
days. Registered voters eau he trans.
ferrcd Until the official Registry books
are turned over la the Inspectors,
which must be done the day previous
to the election.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-29

The Times ReefsN says; For the
information OF few numskuhs, we
will state that the appearance of the
Democratic ticket and county platform
in our advertising columns has no
political significance 80 far Us this
paper is concerned. They are paid for
the same as any other advertising mat
ter. Our advertising columns are
open, upon the same terms, to any
political party which chooses to avail
itself of them. The proprietors of the
Times Repielc, while making no appeal
for patronage from any political party,
or individual, take all proper adver.
tisemenis which are offered them and
are glad 10 receive. them. The ndver-
tisement above alluded To was sent To
the paper by the County Committee
and without solicitation upon our part.
We inserted ii and in doing so IN no
manner compromised the independent
character of our paper in the eslima
ton OF any person possessing brains
enough to have the headache. We
have published the announcements of
candidates of both parties When paid
for doing So, and were sorry That there
were not more of tiiem 10 announce
npon the same terms. The Times Recteto
bias treated both parties with fairness
and has in every respect maintained its
position as an independent, non. parli-
san journal since under its present
proprielorship. 1t will continue to
pursue This course, regardless OF the
,elping of II Republican. Democrat,
Greenback or Prohibition blalherskie
which may exhibit his as,inine quail.
ties by railing against us,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-29

We have an Indian Reservation in
thus county which is of no use to either
Indians or white people, There is
plenty of room on the Pyramid Rrser-
walton for all the Piuies who are
wIllisg to stay away from the kitchen
doors of the white men, and AS one of
the candidates for Congress will be
elected, il would be well to have them
both pledge themselves to use every
efIorl TO hive the Walker Lake Reser.
walton abandoned. Senator Jones
would make many friends in ESmer.
aida County if he would give The
people to understand that he would
make an effort to have the valuable
timber, mining and fishing district
opened to occupation. Charity beg ms
at home, and politics does also. some
times. The lahoring neE, miners and
business Trn of This county are much
more directly interested in a large
linilctilHtc lEtTcdSt VI it'iut TtS'uItcS
than in any question of National or
State policy. The leaders of both
parties should be made To feel that the
people here not only desire, but de
mand, that HEY have the privilege of
entering and using the valuable tract
of country which lies now unoleupied
and useless. 1t will not be a hardship
ON the Indians, as they prefer tn other
reservation, and everyone knows that
they would have better times if white
men were allowed to bui up fish
ing trade on the lake There is moth.
ing political in this question and the
men Of Esmeralda County will remem-
Der kindly those who interest Them.
selves in adding to its resources.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-29

The Carson ippedi settles point
with the Virginia Chronicle as follows
The Chroaicle says: THE Miners
Union has maintained itself against
the attempts of tie Republican press
in years gone by and its members are
not likely to surrender Willingly the
power of controlling certain county
offices. especiallv that of Sheriff.
The Republican press Of this State
has never been inimical 10 he Miners
Union. Individual papers may have
been run contrary to is interests, but
the Republican party . Nevada
and lis press has always been nol only
friendly to The Miners Union hut
enthusiastically IN favor of it. The
Nevada Press Association comprising
every good Republican paper of Ne
yada, has been for two years past en-
gagged in making the same kind of u
struggle for living rates of wages as
the Miners Union, and the TWO
bodies aIe IN full accord upon all
questions touching any proposed re-
duciion of wages. Although published
IN II county where there is M Miners
| Union, and where there WAS absolutely
nol one dollar of pecuniarv advantage
10 he gained by it, the Appeal has taih-
fully stood by the " iaa. owl
all other unions ri as #.#... 9ttoy,, d,
| in all of its struggles AGAINST the
attempts of capital TO reduce the earn.
ings of labor. We do not now call
to mind a single Req lcen papcr
in the State which has taken any other
course This is the gauzicst charge
made by the Chronicle in all its cam.
| paign.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-29
EBE HaSr GIN.
Grand Republican Rally at Urquhart
Hall Next saturday Evening.

At the meeting of the Blaine and
Logan Club last Saturday evening it
was unanimously resolved that mas
much as the next meeting of the Club
would be The last held before the cleo
ton, the Candelaria. Coryvle ami Nc.
ken2ievllle Clubs be invited To join us
in making the occasion Il fitting wind.
up to the harmonious and enthusiastic
campaign work of the Club. Judge
Murphy, Hon. Thomas IL. Wells, Patsy
NJ. Bowler, \. Summarized and several
other eloquent and capable speakers
have slsnltied their Willingness to
address the meeting, and IA grand
Republican rally may be looked for.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-29
A Water Curs.

The hookkceper of mill, which is
situated not far from Hawl horne, has
discovered new cure for colds. lie
has been atil clel with that most dls.
agreeable aud least commiserned of
all maladies for some time, aud, hav.
ing Il ed all The Old and well known,
but unreliable, remtd es, al last con
euded To resort 10 herolc treatment.
Knowing the theory of ;he Schoo! of
Natural Physicians that colds are
simply symptoms of an overloaded
system and owe nothing of their origin
10 low temperature, but. on the con.
trary, are often reviewed by cold
weather, which necessities Il con.
sumption of the overplns of tissue, he
has begun assisting Nature sysiemali
cally. Each morning, a large Tub is
filled with water. tempered with small
pieces of ice. Into This he takes II
plunge, and after week of diligenl
application of the remedy declares
himself greatly improved. He claims
lha, ii is an unfalling remedy. The
cold invigoiateS the action of those
parts of the human system which con
sumo the >urpln, carbon int ernally,and
The sudden imme. ion into the freezing
bath occasions II fit Of shivering, s,
him up again and brings on Il proiuse
perspiralion. The remedy is cheap,
within the reach of all, especially
during the Winter, aud should be tried
before being condemned.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-29
An Eastern skeptic.

We give the following us an example
of the lavish use OF figures by some oi
our Western exchanges: The late
strike in the Keniuek mine. Sweet
water is estimated N from %2J0000 to
$1,000, 000.-RiAing md Engineering
Joaradl.
We give the above as an example of
the profound ignorance of the average
editor of the so-calIed mining papers
Of the East upon matters pertaining TO
the mines Of This Coast. Che writer
of the above sqnlb probably never saw
any ore outside of Il cabinet. and is.
therefore, about as good II judge of the
truth of The statement MS hog Is of
poetry .-DOdie Free Press.