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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-11-20
Victorine Pitt wife of Emile
Ambrose & ais.
Versus.
Clemence Pitt aud her Hus-
band Zenon Pierre.

By virtue of writ of Fieri Facias IN
the above entitled and numbered suit
and to me directed by the Hon. 21st. Jr-
dicial District Court of thp Sta.e Of
Louisiana. i'm and for the Parish Of s..
Martin dated the 18th. day of October
A. ID. 1886. have seized and will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder ut the Court House
door i'm the town of st. Martinsville be-
tween the legal hours on
SATURDAY the 18th. DAY of DECEM-
BER A. ID. 1856.
II being the third Saturday of said month
the following described property to
wit;
The undivided one seventh of a certain
tract of land situated in the Parish II 81.
Martin measuring about forty superficial
arpents, and together with said land the
undivided seventh Of all the building
and improvements thereon erected. The
said tract OF land is bounded north n
Magenta plantation South by land of Mi
chel Gabriel, East by property OF Pierre
Pitt Jr. and West by Vendor. Said lau"
having front Of two arpents by d dept
of twenty apents starting from Il
boundary of Pierre Pitt Jr., and comlr
to the boundary of Vendor.
Sold to satisfy said above mentions
wit.
Sherif's ofhce this 18th day of Move
ber \. ID, 1886.
I'll. BROUSSARD, Sherii
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A maidstone sort of calcerous con-
cretion sometimes found in the stomach
of Illuminating or cud chewing animals is
in the possessionlof Mr.. Wm.:Pryer who
lives near bayou Cornie eight miles from
Farmerville in this State. 1t was taken
from the stomach of deer killed in
Bradley county Ark, some years ago.
Its efficacy in several cases where per-
sons had been bitten by rabid dogs is
testified to. These facts are set forth
by the Farmerville Home Advocate
Picayune.
Our friend Hon. Alfred VOorhies, has
had in his possession for some years a
stone with the same qualities as the one
mentioned above, as it has more than
once been tested and its efficacy Demon
stratcd. But whether it has a history
attached to it we do not know.
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Local Lights.

ntSgn Beer on ice at cents a glass at
B. Audibert's.
The Circuit Court will open next Tues
day.
The skating rink was opened last Sat-
urday with Il fair att enhance.
You can subscribe for any periodical
published through the postmaster.
The lighted lamp at Gernaud's corner
is boon to those who perforce must be
out after nightfall.
We are glad to see that our patrons
are pleased with the job work turned
out from this office.
The 18th. prox., has been fixed fol
the dramatic representation under the
guidance vf Mrs. de 81 Laurent.
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A GREAT REMEDY FOR CATARRH.

In another column Of this paper will
be found an advertisement of a Catarrh
remedy, Of which sample is sent free to
any sufferer of this terrible scourge. We
know B. s. Lauderbach Co., the prOpri-
etOrs, to be a responsible firm and those
who write them will receive prompt at
tentiOn and square dealing.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-11-20

Farmer Shuman near Santa Mario
Cal, saw bees going in and out of crack
of big pumpkin on his farm. He open
ed the pumpkin and found eight pounds
of excellent honey within. He now
brags more than ever of the glorious
climate of California, where one can
raise pumpkins and honey on the same
vine.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-11-20
Married.

On Monday the 18TH, inst, at the
brides mother. Mrs. Alcsbiade DeBlanc,
by the Rev. Father Jan, Miss Mathilde
DeBlanc, the charming and accomplished
daughter of the late Col. Alcibiade De-
Blanc, to Mr.. Fred MOutOn Of Lafayette.
May their path through life be strewn
with flowers.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-11-20
A Rare Chance.

We offer to our readers, and the
public the grandest offer ever made in
this parish. We will furnish the Mes
seuger and The Mayfiower, of Var
mouthport, Mass, an eight page family
paper, for one year, for Sl.35.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-11-20

The Kerseys. of Lancaster county, Pa,
are a long lot. DIR. Kersey and his wife
are each six feet tall; one of their sons is
six feet three inches. and George an
other son thirteen years is seven feet
high.
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Died.

On Wednesday the 18th inst. at 2:30
A. Nj. Rosa Felicie Penne, daughter Of
]. f. Penne and Amelie Baker, at the age
Of 16 years.
Oh death thy sting is terrible.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-11-20

Thomas Stevens, who is raaking tour
of the world oh bycicle is Low in Cal
crtta. He will push ON to China and
be home by Christmas.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-11-20

An Indian idol has been discovered in
the west. 1t is petrified whiskey bottle
with tie cork out.
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trust they will succeed. There is hne
material to effect tip-top band.
We heard that Mr.. f. A. Duchamp.
had obtained a hOgshead and half OF
sugar to the acre from cane ground this
week.
1t was reported around few days ago
that a stranger was in town and was
thinking of buying land with a view OF
.tartinga Il rice plantation.
ses- Beer on ice at cents glass a;
.. Audibert's.
lion. Felix Voorhies, has been quite
i'll for the past few days, but we are hap
py to state that he is improving rapidly
and is about all right now.
We noticed some pretty framed pie
lures in the show windows of the work
shop of Mr. j. A. Hitter. This young
gentlemen is a splendid artisan.
The rainy weather has set in, and the
weather we are now having is far from
agreeable. so much so that we have been
unable to find any local items for this
issue.
To accommodate the tax payers, the Tax
Collector, will be in Breaux Bridge Oh
the lst. and 2nd. and in Grande Pointe
at Jim Calais store on the 3rd. and 4th.
of December next to receive the payment
of taxes.
One of the notable facts connected
with the result of the election in this
district is the remarkable exactness with
which the predictions of the TerrebOnne
Times and Morgan City Free Press failed
to peter out. Vide last number ThibO-
deauX Sentinel.
If our memory be not at fault we re-
member readiug i'm the TerrebOnnt
Times that Darrall intended to contest
Gays seat in the next Congress. As W.
have heard or read nothing more of tn,
matter we presume the idea has beer
abandoned. A reasonable conclusion by
the way.
The Scientific American published b.
Mum & Co., New York, presents weekl
to its readers the best and most reliabl
record of various improvements in ma
chinery while the scientific progress O
the country can in no way be gleane
\ so we'll as by the regular perusal Of 1t
pages.
The Messenger and the MayaOwer {
YarmOuthpOrt, Mass, one year for $l.35
Mr.. C. T. Schrenks, artist Photograph
er, from New Orleans, is now located
t this town, in the building lately occu
pied by Mr.. j. B. Ferran, opposite Il
! Catholic Church. Mr.. Schrenks Is no
ready to execute all kinds of work In n
line, and guarantees full satisfaction
His pieces are moderate.
=, Mr.. A. NJ. Hebert, the popular grOc
" under Duchrmp's Hall has inaugurated
plan which brings him in cOnsiderat
cr trade judging from the number of pc
pc pie his stoic every Saturday evenin
His plan is the presentation of ticke.
n, every purchaser in a weekly drawing
.d which the winning ticket is entitled &
certain amount Of goods free. I
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA.-PARISH OF ST,
MARTIN. 2lst Judicial District Court
No. S722.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

The ,iavmpnt OF hoi,nties on coyote
.eslps. saws the Independent. is bee 'n,ing
a matter Of consIl' rable .Ap.n.e to Elk"
county, and many taxpayers ale Of the
oinion that the d.,tricti u o. j,ckrih-
hits ani 81 'irlels W'uli b. Of more al
vsutas. to tile general pub ic than the
es,erninati u Ut the lean ani hungry
biut.s.
County CUnmissi ne johnson. while
engaged il pres iug hay, the .ther 'lay.
hal the I'D Il the press fall "n his hands
aud severely btui ing III ~. This thin.
ri getting on, hands slue z-l Ia such
manner. j. not the most pleasant way Of
ha,ing ur han /, 20, zsl.'
The fiuit trees in Pahranagat Vail v
are hn ling. The rancars >ay III :. the
buis anl NJ ESQ rs ill surely be lie troy
ed by the fro.ts.
Ac'ins Governor Lsrghton has ap
pointed John X Bradley II Exc. ]. A..
Bio s,m ri Lander AMI Henry Rice Of
Lincoln, Directors Of the State Asricul-
tursl Soci ~.
The Phoebe Lit,r,ry and Musical = c'.
ely will si,e an entertainment and bail
at lsr wn', Ha | Oh the evening Of FIJI LAY.
the 81 h inst.
On the 18th the mnon will he full. but
this will BIZ II, excuse for men, who do
not live in the moon, to also get full.
II the warm weather keeps up many
days more vegetation will be peepiny
frum bsneath the soil.
a slight br-, a. from the north made Il
feel little c'olrr. 1t threatened storm,
but no ct 'rm came.
During thu week, the L,rd. with the
aid oil . Mormon, sent supply Of 6sh Ia
Phoebe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13


II 9 cholera va. carefully stu lied last
sumner h, several lr.lk.rai .r, /. Kansas.
" here the disease rag Il part OF the time.
One OF them r,s-lt.d to IN me t,eat-
m-ni, As he called il, and he say- it nc
cre,ied IN bringing every men.t,r Of III.
inf herd sr.iu, d all ii4ht. The
~ .ie Of tr. a;'n.nt he thus Il. c'ih-
sick turned them nut Of the pens ard
imRan ~ drive them t. warm mp
t'"ir hlood The tir.t day | drove
them three miles and the s-c.nd day tan
n'l-s. They aunli unit ire. " While
being d'iv'n. After the second ia, they
showed signs Of im,r",,Dr ut, which ron
t'nue'l. and finally all tn. hogs ,ecove,e,.
An Abbecille county. \ g., farmer,
sh''se hog, have never been attacked ls
the dis. SO. attibat's their hmm il, to
quart II tafpn iue Il ps which he gave
them We, xiv.
Liul Compton. Il T. is the aham ion
/ Nv En2ltui town or y ul'r,. Almost
every iarn'sr raises hi.hi, -ir.,i chick as
far th,. N.suff S.,,,., n,a,L,.t sop .
Of them .elin. Q 0 O rer AMMAN Young
duckiug~, j,,t featiirrel. oul sel'ing ,,r
fit, to SKY cut al ieee. are aisn spe-
I
eialtv. uhie something like $4,000
s"rlh nj goslings are sent to the 'ston
market.
| One can a Of much Of the hal butter ia
mark Is inc u"c'ea'l c'"d''''n OF '"a"y
'"'"'e' ""'s' "e'N"i Ne'''"f-
s""' Tue or anu '"''r '"'or ave a'''''"'''
~ '"e "'''A' v" ''Ait'ea' ID ""''e'e' y
'a"e 'r"'"' ~ ~ 'he "'''' va rel "c''"ie'
AZ an ''h'e'' u shooi' al once DC re-
'""e'' i" 'a''' """''r cream a"''
NIX arc kep' u" q mars 'he shonh' "e ~
'"''''' ''"' '''' VIC ''''''
Az one T. in" III the history al IL me
1""i iar''ef was hei" III h'sh'r e't'h'a'
nm thai Z 'her''. DIV as soon as Inn
"as "isc v'',h capitalists inon"i"''z :" At
n" the iafn Lands rs the "iiy means o.
'e'o"s"H u tue af','"c'a'I' an' r.a
'a'niers were reieSated 70 tne peasantry
| The North American Creamery Associ.
''i'n rai'itsl 81 600, ha, hrtn incorIo'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

The Mormons cite the rapid increase
o membership ia their Church as an ar.
gumpnt III it's religious and moral favor.
Oiu smoking has. within the last ten
years, Increased 10 the United State
probably more than Thousand per cent.
Let this opium saints be no longer per-
secute,i.ITuscarora Times. Review.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

The QaijJta M,uins Company has found
Z the recent strike a Convenient excuse to
shut dosn. Il cry one Who can do SO is
Having the city Of the near future. 1t is
s,ii that few men will be employed to
run the 2O0lfoot tunnel through the
nouuttiu. In search Of the wonderful
riches Of which so much has been said.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

A Georgia grocer recently offered to
allow customer to eat all the sugar he
plva.,ml for month for twenty Eve cents
a day The unfortunate customer is now
IN the hands Of physician who is en-.
d-sunin9 to get the sand out Of his
System.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

The recspitulstion Of the public debt
statenrnt is published. II shows the
interest bearing debt, principal and in.
tere,t. IL be 81, 269, O63 342. Debt on
witch int. rest ha. ceased since the ma.
tlr,ty vi principal and interest 81, 52j,
9a Non.lnterest bearing debt. 3d.
334, j09 making the total debt, Less
asaiiable cash items, sl,5l4, Az. l35.
the decrease Of the debt in January was
SS,S72 $50.
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Given Away for One Year.

We want 100000 subscribers before April LIST,
1885, to our large illustrated publications The
FIpEsrpE MAGAZINE. In order to get the above
number Of subscribers we must give away SUBJ
scriptions the first year. and the second year
we will make up the loss a. most Of them viii
subscribe again paying. our regular price ~ .
year. order for yourself and friends and you
will never regret It. Send - two-ccnt stanps
TO pay postage and you will have something %
read for one whole year. Il you accept thu
above offer, we expect you will be kind enoueh
to distribute among your neighbour and friends
few ANAL books containing our advertise-
ments and one hunnred and sixty.feven Of tho
best household receipts, for which We viii
make you present Of handsome Mirror. size
I2xle inches, or beautiful plush covertd pho.
tograph album. state how many books you
can give away for us, and We will send the
books and present prepaid. Remember, you
will receive the present before you distribute
any books. as We slways pay in advance, and II
return II At our expense. Addresn
FIREsIDE MAGAZINE, Hume. MY.
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4 nna7r Send six cents for poatsge
kpHIlt and receive free, > costly boz Of
HILL goods which Will help You TO
more money right away than
anything else In this world. All, Of either sex.
succeed from FIRST hour. The broad iosd 70
fortune opens before the ~orkers. absolutely
sure. At once addrsss. TauH = &C.,. Augusta.
Maine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

SILVER RnrF, Feb :. 1856.

Sshmy khg. and II tie, ,oi.t'lu u. to
show III a. tiny have due vi hin the
past month"; heie'sed milling iacilii'ss
vi" "e rFl"'''"' Inc H''i'n"nt, n nc
e'"nt gu "'S III ths virgin fI,'r, did
u" pr "uce 40 "'"cn nun |" las. III i,ti'
u u'us'' ""' Tue NUN al tue ii''th are
''""" r" WV" we "hi "piK Is beng
p"'htd Al Tue o'l IN "ih'r to make up
"he ''s' !" ''haafy' Tue working
," 81 - ~ present h''"h he.U" Inc ''O'
1',"' W 'o'e
w" """" e" tn' :" "' ore wa
SUI We" '''" 'ie l. eats AMI mai ~
'''i's . ''e y '''ss anu ISL week. al"
VI "'''''' ~ P"' ''
''N
:" - 80 ~" ~ L VS. 70
nat soine very ricn bipri'le rock, and I'll.
One DIT last week. Will. lab ling
~ o' ,''N' .
i,n,'s aud tri-i t, break in. Mr.. I,o,,d
="
." 49, "''''f '''''
1t the time, amt there was nn lero ut
'ot"c but Its alir ant Little children.
,h' !" came isht, ne'i. and til. ri, :
40 ring net.hb r., VIM came t. then
'"''''"'e "i' "'o'e tnt "ne away
"N ""fi''"i Mr. u hi went To 'h'
'"o'" "' 'h' "'',hh' hho" All" "r' ss''
''"' W !" "s 'n'te VIZ" apiece o. 'u'"
." T. ''e N'i hot make "hoihtf oieak I"
''S "''''' '" hurry
The X ef IS erpwl i wit, i lie men
Se' erai III the boys l'ackrd their blanket
ut OF camp lat es. b,nni Tor Arlz IN.
Dur,uv nh. ,,a 4 ZEN dus No.. h,v, h,,.n
|
tree, ave o-liniunt htlott an straw
hats ale a ,ticeI GA the street,.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

TIME FOR a CHANGE The time was,
remarks the Baltimore fines, " hen the
American navy had no superior upon tn
'-a., and when, commercially. the
Uait Il States was SURPASSED Y but oue
nation in he world. That time ha. long
passed. To-day its navy Is the laughing
-tck Of the world. alth" gh m,llione
have been appro 'ristsd tor ITS msinte'
nance and Improvement .iace the clos.
Of the war. Its foreign commerce was
one g,eit. hut it i. nov small indeed.
Am ilcan cap' al ha lost Il III in which
1t might b. pro itahly employed. aat
mechanics aud producers are at tn.
mercy VI foreign moao ol.. Thou.
anls nf hands that might Le probably
en- logged III ship-bu,lding are occupied
IN less renuu.rativs pursuits, and the
coua,ry /, the worse Ill generally for the
decaivnce ol its power on the ocean.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

kiss the baby while you can, war.
blss the post. Thanks; we will wait till
she il 10 ard ri>k our chances.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

STAFF or sIvsrs. frti1veF Iw YIN,
~ IInitmln -l,t1IHG Il.,hhils pifitE
10 The following nsned defendants and to
all owners Or claimants TO the real estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately. hereinafter described;
situate, lying and being in the County Of Liz
coin. state Of Nevada, known or unknown. you
are hereby notified that suit has been COM
menced in the Justice Court. Phoebe Township,
in and for Lincoln county, state Of Nevada. by
of the defendants hereinafter nsmed,
and zach If the following d, scrihed
trac's or PARCELS Of land. wi b the i'm
pr,v,ments her, on md improysn entt ~ben
separately assesr q, anu all owners snd clnsn-
ants 10 same, Epown or unknown, 10 iecovrr tho
TAX and delinquency assessed Ia snid def ndant
ag inst said property for the nscal year COM
mencing nu ~ [, 1889. and ending Decein-
b. ~ /, 1873 I'D tina sinlu on tsh been a ~
Issued III said case. ami you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer the COM
pl-int filed and show cause on or before the
18th day of December, 1885, judgment will DO
taken sgainst you. and the real estate and i'm
prcyement- h rsirnfi'r desc ibed for the
a cunt taxcs nd deliuqu, ley SPECIFIED and
costs Of suit
rAy AND DELINQUENCY.
Chilovich Fee simple title to lots
No. Ga and 60 III block No rs also;
lots No. q ana 8, in block No. 25, also
lot No t. block No. Is, also lot No.
II in block No ls. in the town Of
Piurhe H,c r rig t. tn. ,nic al msp
II req
iss - .'-..'.. ........ sun W
leu ef rcf.i.,....t....s ...... We
rtsl ........ ...., .,........, sos "
Az I'M B r. Ere single lille II
M. ' in bi -'h H. nd til, inprove-
num- herein. In the town Of Piochs.
sc rdii To ms ofineiil nisp thereof
Ia ..s...t..-..ss... NIB ~
i.h PER ent-..a-. A.---....--..-..-.. y
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

k.RpiSG ArpLrs. MIR. ). W. Jeaet.,
wiitIne tr IN Netni mt. tell, oi a metli,at
by @hic, he PIE eiv.d apr!is fresh and
far for Is or 20 months. ''The system
IL" Mr.. Jraett proceeds. st, take the
,pple- ripe an fresh from the trees and
e'v.r them u, with dry. tine coal ashes.
GA depth Of II t Is inches have ap
les tn ,th,ve passed twp winters thu
pres rved out Of d ors. exposed t. rain
tIi frost. aud vet the fruit came out
resh aud fair. How much longer the
apple would kee,, under these circum
stances do not know. Possibly pears,
eggs. and some other perishable articles
might be kept by this imple and mex
p n-ive process much ! niger than under
present meth sls. There is M patent on
this suggestion, and its simplicity and
light est should induce the experiment.
ing Of those who should desire to keep
fruits for ling period" LIT onr Utah
'rieud. try this method Of preser, ins
their tithug en- fruit. aud lift is suc
ces.. they vii re. i've the bles inss If til,
unso lily If p,"che.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13
80 .,,,.uLs ~. r,,ac, DIR

n rite a numbrr of families are coming
=. Ruili,iuyillr.
The S,-.-feldt i doing nd work and
thu III. MIXERS Il the B. 5 Compan, are
consequently happy.
Charley Cui,e,wrll i,.t.pfs 20 luilI
sey-r.l frame Lou.es in Bull ,nvil.
which h. viii r. MT To families.
J..k O'Ihen. JAKE G,o 9. Jim Bor
r.w. AMI Fred " l,au,4 'eit for z, DJfa
d, Car, on IN Wednesday.
- 10, f.r .
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t. a., - III. l
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q, n 49,. VI, a,. ui.J
. 81 - .,,.r arr. ,h, I,..t ,;.,nn. ID.
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r.,, p,.ii ,,- =. IN. lx;,.
,fl,. ,r,i. ,r,.. ,ul ta.li.,. us
srveily meeting with 'uceess III NV
NJ NV - wv
0'''''''N W. ~ w. w
ore screenings ir'n P''ehe nni sas a
WV"
WV r. W. Wv ~
"a, Chinese rs,i,l,nt w,,e thrown il,
ia stat. If excitement bond, rin, "a,
b,o,y. uL,lu c.l.t,,.iu, their New
ars festival latr Snnd,y lint hy ia,
ape ran ,s If III ,eken-.i .ni thru y.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

Tomorrow will b. St. Valentines Day.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-02-13

The RED SIX ~ There is rossa'e
u IN the weston rnns't Ky 'ceash IL
all,, the sa,ne as Wa universal, ,o'ic.d
YEAR Or two ag' and ir.q'sntly siue,. ]
2 N,,ts. Of Wa.hingt. u. p e.. fu,iisI.s
a th.or, concerning tie m,s'eri US pill
and rnse-c ,lor-l skies. wbi.h. ,ays tie
the M,nins a, 5 :i-ntiic Press. is by ia,
tn. uo-t satisfactory Of any yet intl
durel. He declares that these red Tits
proceed from c-ltain cnnlitions lie at.
m.'-ph, re-. aud may lie ju-. as rad,l,
f",etold by arbitrary signs a. lu,r,
storm or toruad According to II,
views. they are sinply u ID BY c.m-
mnri,n o ,ou'h I'll gh" thsr II etc, J
and north ''low.' At 'Lieh" W. have
| the minihnln Of moisture. the d. lira',
Suspended varr which. in cohiuncii,n
" th The necessary Amount If neat fun
lined by n,ril ''lpr," i'll aiSa,, IA"
.luce the btauiiinl ,lIln nennn I'D
ini pink skies Mr. y YES suggests that
gu, one lio wishes /, test the value st
'hi- "a III ma'ion can easily H., =" by c,n
sailing the weather map aud fnilia'ly-
n,s turn Ives Viih the sxact attn o.
si,ii-iia conditions un,i,r uhich th &c
effects are almost Away. produced. The
cause NJ th,ir ntchsI nal All che. nn,i er
tne-e circumstance 5 Ia simply due 10 the
Iact that the sky i. MT always cl,ar.
even with high. 1ne theory is c,i-
tA.niy r., icra''i, t. any oa.',i hereto
ore. ami i. rrob.bl. rreci e.uc,datioi
of the aut,ul 70 . 4 red mystery.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-07-17
Advice 10 = Journalist.
fArkanraw Trayelsr.)

.Patterson," said the managing ed
,,or. addressing the dramatic critic
who had Just come from Harvard.
.vour Wit is Too cutting
Abr
ayes, entirely too cutting. No
actor can survive one of your awful
ihrusts.' .
II shall tone myself down, sir. |
was MT aware that wit can be too cut
ting
Asa rule il cannot be, Patterson ;
but yours is. Yesterday you compar-
ed An actor to frog"
YES, sir
"Tmt will kill him"
"Do ynu think s"f'
"Iknow it. By the way, Patterson,
why don't you write booksf'
al did write que, but did not sue
ceed in finding publisher.
"unfertnnate, assure YOU. By
the way. speaking of your wit. it oe-
ours o. me that you are in the wrong
business. E"
"What would ysu advise me to dof
"Let me see. would advise YOU to
travel. Good-byc, Patterson. II will
hs hard Ia bear the loss, but We must
give you up. When yeu have travel
ell enough. plant n few cabbages as "A
means of pr siding yourself with con-
genial association. There, now, run
along