The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

"sruDEsrs' sosos." Moses King,
while . student at Harvard College,
earned bis entire college expenses Of
about thousand dollars . year BY max
ing books. such ~ Harvard and IT,
Surroundings" Kings Handbook Of
Boston" Tho Harvard Register" stc..
and since graduation. . few Year, ago. DO
has Published many succsssfal books,
among them "Studsuts' Sones, " which
has had the most remarkable sals evsr
known for book Of its csszs. Over w.
900 copies Of this .'Studsuts' Songs'' have
bssn made, and the demand Il almost the
same - before. The probable causs Of
this success 10 the fact that prior 10 the
publication Of "Studsnts' Songs" theirs
Wa no book containing songS and music
that have sprung up and become popular
within college walls within the past ten
Year,. The songs have been heard and
heartily enjoyed by thoussnds II people
at gles club concarts. college festivities.
college societies and ct home and social
gatherings. They have 4 peculiar brsss-
ineas and matchmaking capacity that
make Them enjoyable on al enjoyable No.
casiops. The book itself 10 also cause
Of it. success. It il handsomely printed.
and contains sixty Of these songs, with
their music. nearly eli Of which ere copy.
righted, and to b found 10 no other COL.
lection. 1t 10 surprise to iud 20 choics
: collection Of new and copyrighted cong
and music, selling fur only FIFTY cents.
Like almost all successes, II hes it. imi
tations, and some are rather deceptive ID
their makeup. Already several %. called
collections Of students' OF college cong
arc in tho market, but the genuine ans
original book IT ''Students' Sougs," th,
only one that has been n0teworthily enc
cessful, is edited and compiled BY WIN
h. Hills. . young Harvard graduate. aus
published BY Muses. King. the publishsr
1t Hanover Square. In Cambridge, Mass
A RExARxABLE WILL. AN old Frsuol
rhysician Of St. Msude. who bad 70
year, lived hsrmits life. died lev day
ago. and when relation put in 90 "
pearance, says the Paris Figaro. the fol
lowing will was found: Eighth Janu
ary, 1882. This il my will and testament
At the present mnmeut / consider inysel
b'dily healthy, but cannot swear that
an 20 in mini. Such ridiculous pr
sumption / hsqueath h, others. Ny fol
tune amounts ~ 1000 francs. H0'
many hypocriticsl tears might I hav
purchased for such sum; intended |
| first to devote these 10000 irancs to
hene6cent object; but l asked myssl
What will Be the uss Of this ! The 0nl
bsneiactor Of mankind are war az
cholera. Besides this, l am under grei
obligations to my dear wife, CelestiI
Melanie, Of whose whereabouts l has
not tho slightest idea. She once did a
| great kindness. She left me one beal
| tiful morning, and have never heard
her since. With most heartfelt thanl
fulness appoint hsr my heir-in-lsw, b
subject 10 the following condition: th
she marry again iinmediately 70 that
least there may b one man who vi
deeply deplore my DEATH"
| School MosEYs. PROT. Young max
the annexed statement Of the sscos
semi spportionmcnt Of school moneys
| 1885, ON the basis Of ~ 39l52 per csns
child, Churchill 500 So; Dvugl
976O.6l; Eiko q. 2sl 20; EsmsrSl'
S83S 81; Eureka q, COS IS; Huml,ol
L a. l.