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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

encouraging the movement. beIieyins
tnaf = few years Of parliamentary s,rue.
sie viii givs self government % Ireland.
severe storm.
SfLvEsroS. C1i., Jan 9.-Tne most
ssTsre snoS aud Wind Storm Of the sea
sou has ragged fu-ioady IN this ana
nsiRoooriu9 counties sinse last night,
tue snow reaching dspsh Of tsrree feet.
o'ookzding the toll r0sis and causing a
Rsiierai suspension OF asiusss- should
tns ssSrm continue 1atIl tonorrox rail
road c5mmaaicAti0a will axHu bs sus
pended indshniteIy, The trtck for 70
sailes IS sokSd bS hinge bink - snoS.
which Will ssrio7siy interfere 9Th the
rsmSvsl OF the prezsut kAIi af hsavv
snoz drivinz EIsd Is rspoftsi N
tn- C1a-j1s range.
The sfork Ltsf
NKw fnkK. Jan. 10.-United states 3a.
l0l =; as, ll2s<; as, l22l.; Paciic so's ;
~. Amerscan Express ~. Canada Pa
emo ~, LaekswauDa 905<. Canada
Southern ~. Central Pacific 331S. Bar-
hnRtos l!91s Denver A kIo Jrsnde g.
Eris l4ss, Hannibal a 81. Joe 3s5<. Kan
SO 4 iexas l65<, Lake shore 6S1< Louis
VI q Nashville 25;S Michigan Ceatral
Ie. Northern Ps1Ino 1854, Northern
factie preferred ~, North ~sstern s95<
N5E York Central s75k. Oregon Rail
gay a Navi0ssion 73. Oregon Transcsu.
tinsntsl l45s, Oregon Improvement 235s
Pasi1c Mall 55l% Psnama 80, Rock Is
land i07, II. Paul tx, Texas Pacific
l3A. Union Pacific 4s1sk, United States
Express 70. Wells Fargo los. Western
Union 574. Pe;roseum, steady at 72J{.
ssney aaFkes.
NEw YoRK, Jan. TO- Money easy at u
tei1fi CLOSED offered, per cent; prime
paper, E<(d6; exchange bills steady AZ
x4.'z1s: sterling demand. $i.84j<.
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seusCR

The Steamer MezsxnrsF vill be With
drsun from her route semporarily, d1r-
ma Walsh tune she vii ap&rssc suzns
tspsiFs and preparAtfons nafs prepsra
tsry fo< tka eprine trsde. D7s nItios
will be eivsn az her resnmins hef soats
ii-3 J.G. P.sxxr. Aesas.
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NOT A DOLLAR TO sE GOT.

II heard Tumwater snan say last
week that he had over $1,000 due him on
Main street in Olympia. and he had
been up ono side and down the other
trying to collect and did not get dol
lar. And yet do not believe there is q
single case Of starvation, or even huR-
ser, in all Western WashinQtou.-Cer
,espy4dence Ckehalis yu01ef
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

An APpnAE 70 rzR LansEs OF SEArIEE.
LA urgent appeal kas been reeeived
frcn Mrs. George II. watson, oom-
missioner 10 the wsfid's Exposition Al
New Orleans. 10 the women OF Wash.
inRaon Territory, thai they shoald have
GONE Citing Representation IN the
Somsn's depAftment In the Rrest Expo
sitiou. Every woman In the Territory
shoald fe<l the tnportasee Of this de-
msnd. Any one who nay have any.
thing 10 offer Of individual EFFORT. either
Of pen, pencil or brush any Who may
possess cuithos OF collections. all articles
showing skili IN needle work, fancy
wegk. crnhroiderieA etc.; IN shagt. any
thing showing The resources advance
ment aad eaiture Of the Territory. are
earnestly requested 10 loaa The same.
ID 4 imperAsive that something b done
inunediassly. Therefors IL hss bean
secidsd. in order 30 better cartF cat
shis pruiect. thai Q meeting of tbs
ladies' Of s,eAstis convene nexf Tuesday
afsprnoon, sanasry ISsh. at o'csocks in
the ukdA Fellows roams In keiniR
hlank. Every woman wko has tke In
,rrssa % cor Territory aud in advances.
rnens st hfMrt b urzsd 70 Be present.
TN. @. A..-Ths sandsy sfssrnoes
rc~pei meeting of TIE foepg Meas
Carissisn Association will Be eondnsisd
se,s afsssssnan By MF. e B. Rarreis
ssn1<rs an Invited - - present and -
ssss 10 fAs sinEine. &tfnneers specially
woionNpA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
a vEBT HARD TINE OF IT.

Our people here imagine that they are
having very hard time Of il this win
ter, bat If they would read up on the
situation in the East and in Europe, We
tGink they would be led to consider
their circumstances fortunate The
hard times did not reach oere until
mouths after they had been severely felt
throughout the rerritory.-Caehalis "
dsffe.
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NO MoxEI 10 BIZ COZ.

Knowing toe lack of market for
produce in tnis county and consequent
scarcity Of nouey, we have never asked
our subscribers for money. Many of
them have paid rs promptly. Shouid
any dssirs to bring as grain. hay. wood,
lumber. hour or fruit ON subscriptions
old or new. We will receive it, Yakima
Republican.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.
FOREMOST LIVING WRl lTeRs

TAG ABLEsT AND MOST CULTIVATED IN
TELLEcTs, In ever department Of Litera
tare. scaence. Politics and AT fisd ex-
preston In the periodical literature OF
Europa. and especially OF Great britain.
ThE LIVING AGE. forming four large
volumes lear, furnishes from the eat
and senerails inaccessible mass Of this
hteratu Q, the only compilation that
while within tho reach Of al, Is satlsfac-
tory In the CUMPLkTENESS with which
IL embraces whatever is OF immediate in
terest or OF solid. permanent value
IT - THkREFoRE INpfsPgNsABLR to
every one who wishes 20 ksep pace with
the events or intellectual progress Of the
time. or TO cultivate IN himself or his
family general intelligence and literary
last
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Opinions.

Nearly the whole world OF authors
and writers appear In TIE LAYING AeE
Ia iheir best moods- Art science, and
literature md fresh and eloquent expires
sion In ite pages from the pens Of tbs best
writers Of the day; and the reader Is Kept
we'd abreast OF the current thought OF The
age --Boston journal.
n has now for many years held the flrsf
place Of All our rerial pubiicztions. The
0nly po sible objection that ooald be urged
% y y ne Immense smoant Of reading q
gives. There 10 nothing notewor. BIZ In
science. an. terssurc. biography phiios-
Ophy, o. rei1gioD, that cannot be foand In
T. lts readers are supp. ed with the best
literature of the day -Churt hmsn. NY.
II may be uthfuily ana cordially said
that u neyer Hers dry or vslueless
page.-N. Y. Tribune.
Biography. dctson, science. criticism.
history, poetry. travels, whatever men are
Interested IN. all ere found here. IL far
nfshes more Tor the mooey IL costs Ii n
any cthes periodical within our know
ledge.-The WAtchman. boston.
rhere . nothing like H. it-Christisn ~
Work. N. ".
it hss for N an interest and value be-
yond those OF sny other publication.
coming once weak, u givee willie yet
fresh. the prednctiOns Of The foremost
writers Of the 1ay.-MoEtreal Gar tie.
Though iis pages aloBe. 10 10 passahie 10
be - vel tnfornsed IN cRrrent literature
:. ny rs perusal o. lonx liat Of month
hes--PhlladelpAia Inquirer.
At enables the rea1sr 10 keep pace with
the best thought and literary work Of our
ttme.-Chfi-slsn Unien. New York
forenos: q tbs eclectic peri0cicAis.--
New r0rk World.
II furnishes complefe compilation Of
an indi5pe ensa1se hfsratare.--t;hicsgo
IL saTes ne.r os,Iv tEr,e hu. rncnsw- a..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
DKPRroIarIoS OF paoPEsrY VALUES.

DkPhkOIAKIuS uF PHUPEbIf NALUks.
Land that has been sold for $50 per
acre will not nos bring $50; lots il this
city that have changed hands at $400
per front foot cannot be sold for one
third that sum, and there Ia no demana
for unimproyed property at any price.
The value Of anything 10 fixed by what
can be made out Of Is. The shrinkage
of value ia the legitimate result OF pres-
ent conditions WalJa WGlia Watch
mdH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

LosDoS. Jan. TO- General Stewart
will start from Gakdal on Monday With
5000 tr,sops. 20 march 90 Mesamneh on
the Me. near Sbsndy. The AmeeF OF
Samoa. II MahAi's lieutenant, opposed
10 General Stewart. has bsen reinforced
by tribes sent by Osman Digms from
ths Eastern Soudsn. Thess reinforce
menss raise his number 10 So0D. The
obstacles thus presented are nos csnsid,
cred more formidable than existed as
the battles Of Teb and TAnieb.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
woRRy ABOUT COLLECTING.

The man who does most eash business
these days Is the one who has the mos,
worry about collecting what is doe him
and be Is also the oae hardest pressed
IN turn by hi. creditors. Yet there is
about A. much business done a. under
a-dluary eireamstances.-P0rt To,en-
sss:d Argus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

fPoeNseed Of THE LIVING AeE ard enc
or oshHr nf eur vfSncl0nH Americas
monthiies . Subscriber " u 6nd him.elf
IN enum4nd of f1e wk0la sizuAtion.---
PbiiAtelphi4 kFenanx buliefin
For SO 10 ina LfFfNo AGE and any one
q III Americas - Eon hiies for Haf-
pcrfs WeeRiy ar BAE zrt wiz ise seat for 3
yez<. postpaid O. fsF ~ 81 THx LEvtNa
Asx ss.a - Nit4elas - Lppsncs<rs
LiTfnAk q CO... nssssn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

The Colonial Government of New
Zealand has asked the psrmissioa OF
the home Government 20 annex the
islands OF samoa to its Jurisdiction.
II holds steamer in readiness to pro-
seed 20 Samoa, psndine the reply OF
Lord Derby, SeoFet+ry Of State for the
Colonies. This reply will ErobabIy be
unfavorAble.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
A Fiaaaeial Crisis.

LONDON, Jan. i0,-Advices from Bue.
nos Ayres represent that the financial
crisis is so serious that general sus-
pension Of cash payments 10 imminent.
sickness Ameax the Freneh rrseps.
Pans. Jan. io.-Advices from Saigon
say that the transp irss are unusually
crowded with invalid soldiers. Il 10 70.
ported that cholera and typhsid fever
are raging among the troops al Tonquin
Delta. The Ansmite tro~ps near II snoi
have rsvolted. They pillseea ths com
msssarat sad killed she French guards.
They then dispersed with the inssation
Of iOiniuc the pirates.
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navse ~ the EaFshqaakes.
- a A. Ga..a

MkpaIp. Jan. San Official bulletin
stasea that up 10 the 9Th inst., In the
provinces of 0resads and Malaga, 400
persons we're killed bv eafshquakes, 500
wounded. aud k.Soe rendered homeless.
Aiharna will be rebuilt one Tile from
the present site.
Several earthquake shocks occurred Al
Tarrudox. twensy-ivs miles north Of
Madrid. Fisxafes In the earth we're
made by the shocks-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
An Escape fronl saardef.

PARis, Jan. 10.-M. Duo, editor of the
Cri du Pefpls, who was s.vaesly at
taased By the brothers Bo,tsrioh the
other night. and d4nRerously wounded
cns Of them, has been released from
arrest. The Radical papers announce
that there will be meeting sanday 70
canRratulats Dac on his narrow escape
from mnrdsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
RuilteEers Balldesed.

bsooxgAvEN, Misa., Jan. "a party
II balldoEers in franklin county went
bths house of negro ON Saturday
sAfht fcs the purpose Of whipping and
Mhsrwise maitreating him. They de.
nknslt 4 admittanc-, and being refused,
nEe Of the party, y young man named
Aafray, burst opeu the door and rushed
h when his brains were blown out ny a
sksrRe from a shotgun. Tbs rest of she
mrty fed. The aoroner's Jury returned
sssfdict Of jastifiahls homicide.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

EassIESToH. Jan. 10.-A conference
d dDem0eratic Senators vas called this
siismocu 10 eopsideF the policy 20 be
{ fsfsasd iu rfApect 10 the treaties. Less
i1sn quorum VAS eresent, aud no line
q action was decided nrsn or proposed.
ths proceedings wera aossipy and in
i~nal, The greater part Of the two
At1B Of the conference being devoted
sak comparison OF views concerning the
1slay Of the new Administration. sspe-
eally with regard % removals and ap.
Raizlmanta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
New CruI.ers-rroaps fee Eevps

LONDON. Jan. 10.-Ths Admiralty has
invited tenders OF the shipbaildcrs OF
Helfast for the immediate construction
Of air cruisers. The Second Battalion
OF the Sussex Regiment has bsen or
dered 10 proceed from Malta 20 Egypt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

krs YoaA, Jan. i0-A pstIiioR Ia ia
sos sf the spanish teesty, addressed "
ia chairman Of the elmmSstee on for
am relaiioas Of tho senate. !. being
asoalatsd among the merchants and
snanofaciurefs Of this city Is has nj.
rssds fecsiyss a great number Of signa
Icr1s from pronsineut firnis aud repre-
seutaiise houses in all branches o:
izds.
essn<xts Brsa. a Go. win Resume
Ptr1ssUao, Jan. I0.-Oarnsgie Bros,
kCos unicR iron mill will resume Ia
a apartments. giving einpioymsnt 10
several kHndrea men.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

Nhzelao. Jan. To- The Ssndag T.mss
Eftts new feature With the issue Ut
Ns9f1ow, January ii,h. This is meth
e isss than esnaplrte magazine de-
1ltnsut Of ehsiee original literature
@c1 issue. the authors being ameng
1ske most prominently known in cur
~ htefatnfe. TIE contributors 20 the
~ Hsas are Admiral Porter. Prof.
meses Asrk Twain. senator Sherman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

~ Vast LiteFpeof FoisehInK
Ear LIyERPooL, o., Jan. 10 Ne
nors Deaths have occurred from the Van
fssson possoninR. fhe yictins are still
ssfy VI, but II IL nov believed that all
siii recover. Annie Van Fosson, who in
aspscisd sf pefpesratina the crime,
AAs not yet been arrested. She Is ooB.
lined to bed aud strongly asserts her In
nocsace. Her health has bssn bad a
hsn1 time and vithin the past two year,
fbs has inade three Attempts at suicide.
4 preliminary bearing will be given her
tAis afternoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

r.sscarKn, Pa. Jan. l0-rhe Far
mssv Bank, of Enzabetbtown, owned
Is ssmnal e sdy, closed is doors today.
sssne % . run upon il. E4dy ysster-
Ssg sonfsssed Judgment 10 vaFi6 al par
- 10 lbe smoDnt Of $4,000. Tue liza
bili,iss aggregate $e0lO0. Tue assets
~ anknown, bat dep ntOrs ara likely
ls lose heavily.
A Rsstgisn On Favor sf the spanish
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11
The RMrtiIoIsll stasme

Representative Nuiting, from the
camnitiee on Library. 20 day presented
ipf printing Spd reesmmittal favora.
u report on she joint resolution intro
1nced bs Coz % Nsv York, appropri
AiiER elo0O0o - sid in the completes
q he pedestal for ihs Statue OF Liberty
kal'Rbisninn the World. The rcpors
80 The statue vas magnificent gif,
hsm iae reeple Of France to our whole
Ecpie ard n0t L. the people Of Nsv
Islk. and d belongs 10 The people - q
Nsr1on. u would be arrogance for The
dssts u few York 10 pay for the pedssl
lana 70 elais shs statue as IFS Own,
ihe slhtue is q National symbol. II /.
esionsl property, and Congress should
nnaih shai has been M we'll began.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

eoc sur@gln9 the m5vsmeRt, believing
tnst lev years OF parliamentary ssrua-
s'e wiz 2ivs self Eovernment 20 Ireland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

TnE HssuE, Jan. l0.-Dsctor Sehsef
mann, poiitissi leader Of the Catholics
In the Nssherlands. has issued 9ecisra.
sion Ia favor af absolute liberty of eda
cation He vculd have the State sxsr-
else no oontEol beyond the examination
az teachers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

II is said that financial matters are 30
badly mixed and money is 60 scarce in
the Willamette valley that it Is seriously
proposed in that section 10 have Law
passed at the coming session Of the
Legislature making provision against
the enforced collection of any account
for period from thi ty to ninety days.
Times must. indeed, be harder than we
Of Astoria know anything about when
sdch q project as that 10 given q mo-
ment'e ooneideFation. --Assarfan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

hGDxID. Jan. 10.-E Ethqaake shocks
were felt again today at Malaga.
Dasgers sf Dynamite.
bosDos. Jan. 10-fhe polioe have re-
oeived inforH .tioo OF Simultaneous at.
tempte about 20 b made ny dynamisers
20 blow up Holborn Viaduct and the
Mansion House railroad st itiou. Ek-
press presauti0ns ars being taken al
both ppints. and all baggage is scrutin-
lied With extreme care.
samsaa liberties in Danger.
The Colonial Government of New
Za1iau1 has aakaA fha m ,ynia zioa ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

Eaw YoaK, Jan. 10.-fhe weekly
hans siatesneat H,ioss Reserve incresse
Z t7eB 0O0 Btnks n1x hold Bt7.
sum 10 excess Of legal requirements
n Eass liyerpeei P.sssnlux
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

Oar business men complain OF duh
timss. and yet We do not believe there is
q town in she nor.h west that can boast
Of as lively holiday trade as Spokane
Falls.--SpokQEs Reresc-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

NEw YoRk, Jan. TO- Money easy az u
tei1fi CLOSED offered, per cent; prime
papeE, E<(d6; exchange bills steady AZ
x4.'zJ1s: sterling demand. eI.S4j<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-11

PARuA Jan. as-TAs damages Of 4.0no
francx in shs esss Of Madame Hne1es
was awarded ths father % her siettn.
They uiil be used b i,quidate the claim
Of Ciosis Huraes, growing cot of lihel
rsis vsth Morin, wkioh had nos been
raid hy NORM. Clsvfs Rngaes was na.
preseni dnrsng ahe trial al his gife. Who
was lisserased ffcm cassody . tsoneni
after toe veFdiat cas- ntvea. Ihe rssi
deare 20 Hneuts was to-day f1n9clcni
with pxrscntAtiona by sympstnetar
frien1a of heQness ard peis af aseers
CArda, lstters and dizpztehes iittere& shs
tables 10 their pAriorA
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10
GENERAL ITEMS.

WEALTH has cares as we'll as power.
ty, but they are more popular.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10

state of the mind is the first Indicator
of the mischief going on in the system.
Take even such simple thing us in
digestion, which, as every one must
know, is only manifestation of de-
ranged stomach, and what do we find ?
That the lowness of spirits induced by
this affection may vary from slight de-
lection and i'll humor to the most ex
IRENE melancholy, Notwithstanding
even disposition to suicide. The
sufferer misconceives every act of
friendship and exagserates slight all
ments into heavy grievances. SO in
starvation, the power of reason seems
parylyzed and the intellectual faculty
dazed really before the functions of
the body suffer, or even the wasting
of its tissue becomes extreme.-Eg-
chGn0e
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10
The Trick Of an Artist.

A clever artist has caught some of
us with his brand new notion. He is
what may be called an adapter Of the
human face. He works in water
cslors and is really a good dabster
with the brush. Oriental scenes are
his specialty-that is to say, he made a
great many of them, but they remain
ed in his studio, fer he hadn't the rep
utatien necessary to make his pro-
duets salable. Tho scenes depicted
were Moorish, Japanese, East Indian
and so on, and each had the figure of a
native girl, posed in the native indo-
lence characteristic of far Eastern life.
Ono day young and fashionable Wis
itor to his studio imagined that the
Japanese face in picture bore re-
semblance to her own oval, brunette
phiz, and on that account bought the
canvas.
'.If that's all my paintings lack to
render them marketable, said the az
fist. 1.-THE trouble can hr remediod. iii
alter the faces into liAsei.aS> on de
mani."
This fancy proved captivating.
Every Oriental damSrl III hi, stock WAS
speedily Transformed into Il portrait Of
some New York belle, on cash orders,
and then he began to WELD his brush
on now subjects. He is AN adept at
making Il likeness Will. at the same
time preserving the distinctive type
nationality demanded A little water
color picture hangs before me az |
write, in which | am IL Mongol sure
enough, and yet recognizable, so neat
" are the ideal and real blended. Ia
one case facetious girl has had her
olive complexion, pouting lips and
inky hair adapted to the features Of a
mulatto; but generally we want our
selves turned into something more ro-
mantle. The Turk holds the lead, and
know dozen girls who have had
themselves put by paint into harems,
Clara Belle, in Cincinnati Enquirer.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10
The Mind During Starvation.

The recent case of cannibalism at
sea opens up some curious questions
as to the effects Of fasting on moral ma
ture of man. TO the superficial OBJ
servers, death by starvation simply
means wasting of the body, horrible
agony, an increasing weakness, a
lethargic state of the brain, and a
sleep from which there is no awaken
ing; but is this all that it means :?
While this is going on, let us consider
whether or not the intellectual faculty,
and with it the power of distinguishing
right from wrong, is not also under
going process of wasting and death,
even before that of the material
part.
Reasoning by analogy, we find that,
in many cases of bodily disease, the
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10

WESTERN EDITOR -'Why, what is
the matter9 You look pale"
Office Boy-"Something terrible has
happened, sir."
Something terrible-what, to me p
eyes, sir"
Goodness me! What is it -
Prepare yourself for the worst,
sir"
"Speak quick. WHAT'S it9 l can't
stand this suspense"
"The printers have struck, the ed
itors won't work without pay, the re-
porters have all gone to another paper
and the sheriff called six times this
morning to see YOU
"Oh, is that all9 feared some one
had stolen my scissors
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10

"ARTHUR, where is the capstan on a
vessel ?" asked his wife. Where is
the capstand I" repeated her husband,
who had wisely adopted the business
principle of trying to make his wife
think he knows everything, "why, in
the hall, dear; it's simply q nautical
term for hat-rack, you now."-Pitts-
burg telegraph,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10

AN old lady gave this as her idea
of great man: zone who is keerful
of his clothes, don't drink sperets, ken
read without spelling the words and
eat cold dinner on wash day without
grumbling.N
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10

PoL1cEMAN-"Have you a permit to
play here 7" Organ-grinder-"No,
but it amuses the little ones so much"
Policeman-"Then you will have the
goodness to accompany me-" Organ
grinder -"Certainly, sir; what do you
wish to sing?"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10

"No," said the dying punster, 81
don't object to flowers, but don't have
any violets, please. I shouldn't care
to have my grave violeted, you know"
1t was Immediately agreed that it was
best he should go.-Boston Transcript.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-01-10

In certain English citadel is shown
a small cannon which was taken at
Bunker Hill. A party of Americans
were looking at the gun the other day,
while a sergeant recited its history.
EYES," said a lady, you've got the
cannon; but | guess we've got the
hill"