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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

E-issiassas A ssls ss tA. aslz-SEz "a.
Ca@ss- 8s So Assas "a D.sarsysas
Ch4azhsEtzi4 Ths IFish Q1-s~
slsa Ga ~ Blscssaa1.


Tba great caucus of sts Liesral
party. tls N4lca4l L41sFaI Feds<s-
ti0a - stlraeL-1E nach stEsntiIn
nos only ln England sgt throughout
t1s Euzli sps4zlng 1eriA TIE
sslsczlon " aaEchssEer as ths place
81 alsaslug L. - slgnincznt Ia its
2aF ss ~as thaE cf Birmingham lass
ysaF Birmingham sas izga4ed by 10
Sia1stonlaa arrlF. Sith al is horse,
feog zaa 1rtiilelg as the one sErCnEhcld
81 ID. Cham eFl4ln's recreanE adlczl-
tsn- y llehesEsr 90 she other hsnd. i
sae szpital oi LaleGsblEe, and H. used
a. BE- saia Ebat sazE Lancashise says
to-caT Lnglanc viii thlnk tomorrow
~ zHclestef may he said - &c he birth
place cf free trade a. klrmingh am ~As
81 sstar4l education rs Has Nanches-
tsf y alcl ,usr rlred 90 bcea - as srasa a1s
AgadHst taa Ir'Ieau var. it sas Man
chester ahLch lea lhe van 0f the strug-
g.s fcr lle Oh .rancalseEaent u working
men hrom the Liberal polnt OF view.
however haHchesreT has o. late years
sadiV fallen away from rs high estate
ard .sr0Fis lraGlrions At the 7eneral
election of l-s5 esshire proved it-
self lukz-aarm in the cause OF reform
and dlngerouslY tndocgrinssed with
Protection while In the Home Rule
ngnt ~ lsee be- delivered itself over bag
and s4ggage o. the enemy. 0nly twelve
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

yesE Bslrs rational beverage. Noss
ksterals uo- tef2k tkzt sxeA pbs AZ
psaos sho.l4 be tGken od sa9 thst -
fsst cobdsn and Brighrs l3e&l q tree
breakfast table should te realized
Thsr~ ~oul1 oe psrhap< less readiness
~ abolls1 the Szx ~sre e not tor tie
tAcs s6ss Cana hss osea superseded ~
fu4tA - kax iek4 se& market
Nuah eloq aence viii doE otless -
hssrc a. Manchester oE the Ertsh . uss-
ten. Ena desasivs resolsu Nh bs
pAssed 0Phol6I1x homs kUls sua
Senos nclDg eoeFcioa Rut it IL
not - HoUae h ale or ooersicn that TIE
Federation and the political force II
represents Slll down the greater part
q their evangelism. The caucus cisi ms
sat the Democracy ts already dec ar
Tag is pretsrsDcs Ter TIE Gl lsastonisn
over the BAltourlsn system ot govern
ing ths sister Isle that upon the Irish
question It's conversion . accomplished
Whether this Is 50 or not IL Is net for ne
70 opine bat y Is safe 30 SAY that IN the
next few days 81 Manchester the aD-
peAls wlll be % the desires and cooper
ators Of the laborerS IL the village and
q 9 artisans IA tie town. Joseph Arch,
the founder Of the Agricultural LabOr-
ers Union v no ia the short Parliament
of SD gained the distinction of being
The first laboror VI. r.. will be
there 10 press in simple, rugged Ian
guage. the claims OF Hodge while a
SeyY q Radical village parsons will
second his appeals and renoanee ths
zuathy Of their church. Lord Compton.
the son % a great landlord. who has
thrown aside his fathers mantle =
champion the cause OF oyer1entod and
overcrowded shOpkeepers and artisans
will stand forth 70 smlue the PLillstines
amid the plaudiIs OF all the London
Liberal members. And il is IN This part
Of the proceedings of the Federation.
as well as in the enthusiasm Tor Home
Rule. that one sees IN The meeting The
coming triumph Of tho Liberal party
fREDFR OK U0IAaN
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

members being returned 20 support Mr..
Gladstone out % total % SIS elected.
IN taking the field ~ Manchester, there
fore. the National Liberal Federation
has been actuated by the prsc tical wis
dofu which concen trases It's strength
Epon tho spot whore most IS 70 be
gained
The liberal caucus Is the creation. Of
course. OF Mr. Cham berlain. aided sy
th0 celebrated Mr.. Schnadhorst, who
wss shsn his "hdes achates Mr..
Cham berlain founded tbo National
Liberal Federation In Birmingham In
1878, when Loed Beac0nsaelds popular
fly vas In is palniess DAYS, and the
liberal power In Paritan VAS a. its
ioress sbo. A. fr5t the new departure
evoked little interest beyond Birming-
ham Mr. Gladstone. with that innate
conservation that forms So essential a
feature OF his charaster for some time
held alO0f. A. the first conference only
l5o delegates. representing a associa-
Gons. ate nded- But In the general
election OF $50 ono CAUCUS proved the
most powerful agency n the accom-
plishment OF Liberal triumph. Atonce
tt became the object OF the bltterest
nanrsd on the part OF the Tory party.
Lord Randolph Churchill IN particular
poured upon Is the copious yials OF his
wrath. and Tor several years it was the
special 'bote noir" Of the good people
who declnined against The American
tAng Of our Institutions" The caucus
- now an accepted fact, how
ever. IN English polltlcs. From abusing.
Conservatives came TO sdoptingit, and
the National Z ni0n Of Conservative As
sOciauORs. which nas fust held its an
n8al n seting. Is copy OF the National
liberal Federation. a. the Women 3
liberal Association Is q copy OF the
Primrose League. The principle OF
abe caucus as defined In the programme
81 The National Liberal Federation is,
--rhs pa ticl patton of all mem bers in
the formation AID direction % - pol
iSy. and Ia the selection % shose par
tfcnlsr measures of reformed progress
T. which priority snall be gwen The
Liberal Association of every con
stituency "a entitled 90 send certain
number OF delegates in accordance
with IFS mem bers) 20 the annual con-
ference Which the selection OF such
measures IS made. No forms al
programme. FOR instance. wiI be sub
Eitted at Manchester. ths resolutions
al st vii be proposed RS pecting variou =
questions are those that diferens asso-
elasions have previously submitted %
the secretary. When the Federation
met 90 Leeds. in the autumn OF 1853,
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

esevere contest took ri ace as 20 whether
the extension Of the franc nise or the
re form OF Loudon's Govern ulent should
- "a frst place iu she following So es-
SION. ths cCunsrv representatives. con-
e. uded fer the former While she metro
politan delegates Urged the claims 20
priority of she latter Hv isrEe ma
rnrisT che Federa-fcn declared Fran
ehise frst sod Mr Gladstone duly 80
esptst the mandate
lnsil 1855 tha headguarte-s of the
eeucus continued 70 Be 2 Birr1 nEhan-
A. a cousegrarre 1t h.rml ~ aa7 d
fecs sion -hev Nere removed - London.
and a Federation now occupies suite
cf of3ces in farI lam ent street. within a
stones rhroe OF Sc >tsuhen some
81 sureE were as che same tme E' sds
81 1he -onslitutian ard perscueil
a. the caucus -nhsld arT bodies
uuera fcrmef 20 taxe n band 80
cr-snfration ~ = rr ion. the c0antl, -
o. pbleb 81 "a Flrro and ra. ard t1e
rr1n,Tir rtltfv 20 lta ca Several - -
F;1smirEs sarn mar of t'iirh ari sad =
follcvet ir Nr Cha~ eeriains foot
steps sra feA e~ay feou soc Fedsra-
@cn. thesr piaCes Saving 30 - G tied =
cthers NJ >chns3horst tae tTeadrd
Narclacn ~ er1anirn -iuns. remaI Iast
fafthfni. aowsvar sui re- secretary fot-
icuad the fertases - che .aurus -
t.antcn. I aeaith has prevented Mr
Shin a1rst 1eVsniEsns Lcndrn a. he
rrT1n.E .Eet h'rmi nghsm. ana AZ one
Gne .t Nas fearst Sass q severe ii cess
NSs-4 1refe-s alu D4llef IA af -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

% Eonto1. 81 xkfch hs wfif doubtless
t4ke asTs zhzs uueh sA2- ee assr1
dsrtag - MzueAester UeSnnZ Hr
Ca4<to2. seo acre gtsn , ys&r ~gS soA
: stcsars a. So sa YAK tEaE sent L0a-
9ca tloer4is int9 tbs seventh hs2Fea
81 1slls1s. hzslug ergaGlted Uost
prosDero-s printing baslaess dsv0se2
/ ki2self some tine zgo - tie 9rgsslE4tlcn
of Ll1@ral s-ceess M b2rry Laesoa
Is - year. yopnxer an2D Nr. -aas son-
onlg About 1s-an2 . yea or 80 ags as
REGARDED Is tas koa snfsut of t1s
E41teal benches. He las HaN closso4ed
iut2 = sezloss poilticlsa. 2n1 ~hoh ths
Daily Telegraph f4lis iDtc rs ha11s li
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

or weeks past there have been
G cussions in Liberal circles respect
ing the programme that will be put
forward at Manchester For my part,
] should say that IL will emphasize
rather than extend the programme OF
Birmingham. A. Birmingham the reso-
lutions passed by the delegates com
prised twenty-One articles OF the LIB
eral creed. Apart from such reforms
in the machinery o. Government
as the shortening OF the duration OF
Parliaments and the payment Of cleo
tion expenses out OF the rates, they
NAV be classified as (p social
reform for the towns and f2l
social reform in the villages. Better
houses for toe working classes the
taxation of ground rents and free eiu-
cations were the then main measures
advocated in respect 20 the first. In
regard 20 the second tho greatest stress
vas laid upon the provision Of the
three acres. OF which the lahorers by
the bill Of the present government have
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02
DR.. 8. CLAY
: I OF :.
OFFICE hRD DISPtKSARi j.
ROOM 4, lMMEN BLK, 43 MONROE ST,
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

Cures Deafness NOisesin the Head. Caisrrh.
Bronchitis. Rhcumallsu, Nervous beDiAty.
ImDofeuCe. karrtintss and diseases rcslliiHs
from cary luCiscTetlons aud eActsses al iaau-
hood. ald diseases of t1t Urinary Organs,
blood, stomach. Lungs. I've and Ear, Fits. oli
Sores. Briching, Dgsp -psla. Nerve spine,
Liver kidney Heart Diseases. -hortness II
Breath Back of Head. small Of Back, al dis
eases of women aud children. ald AL chroalc
diseases
once hours q "A. M % p. IN. Consultation
free and uO charge Tor services until cured.
Medicines sent eYerywhcrr. Make a caA lip0s
slble. Directions ia all languages.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

This evening the talented roman
tic actor, Robert Mautell, viii
appear at tins Opera House in his
famous portrayal OF "Monbars, "
which he has played with dIstin-
guished success over coo times in
this country. A thoroughly enjoy
able performance is assured. The
New York Press says:
Robert Sfantell has undoubtedly
scored another tremendous success.
His first appearance last night in
"Monbars" WAS greeted with an
enthusiasm that was unbounded.
Mantell, IN the title role OF
"Monbars' was supurb, filling the
character with subtle power and
fairly creating the p&rt OF his own
individuality. The audience called
him before the curtain six times in
the fourth act, where 10 disclases
to his wife the fact that she is
slowly poisoning i,in.
"Monbars'' as play IS excep-
tionaIly fine, and III. 1Iantell is
particularly fortunate in selecting
it to close his METROPOLITAN season
with. It is filed with startling
entirely without coarse
ness, and can be said to possess
all OF the charm that makes tie
play thing OF Joy forever.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

Mat. sIrCabe, OF New Brunswick /,
H.. offacs to pay FIVE doi!ars to any
person troubled with bloody fux,
who vii. take Chgmheriaiu's Cello
Cholera aad D.auhoea Remedy ac-
cosGiug 80 directions and does not
get we'll in tie shortest possible
time. One half OF % cent bottle
CT this remedy cured him OF bloody
nux, alter lie tried other medicines
anu ine prescriptions q physicians
Wit ont benefit. sir. McCabe is
perfectly safe in making this offer,
as more itan thousand bottles Of
this remedy are sold each day and
it has never been known to iail IN
any case OF cole, cholera moybus,
dysenlery, diarrhoea or bloody fux,
when the plain printed directions
Were followed. For sale by @. c.
Th4x,er,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

murder is an accident, and com
PEELED life insurance company t.
pay a policy for 10000 francs OF
the life of a murdered NAB.
Miss Maude Daugherty, one O
the State University graduates O.
the class OF 1889, has received the
appointment OF teacher OF tie
school at Paiisade.
IL the Justice Court the follow
ing business was transacted yes
terdsy morning 10y Justice Melon
aid: Frank Craven, charged with
being drunk and disordeyly, pleaded
guilty and was fined $l5, which he
paid.
A man named Pagan was taken
from the Truckee jail Sunday
night by a mob OF masked men,
tarred and feathered, and nearly
lynched. He had been ordered to
leave town, but defed the vigi-
lantes with the above result.
In the suit Of w. S. Chapman
against tho Bank of California,
arising out of the wheat deals OF
Isaac Friedlander, twelve or four
teen years ago, Judge Hodge
gave judgement for the bank
Friday. The suit involved ST.
O0,G0o.
On Wednesday last Mr.. Robert
Lyon, formerly OF Nevada, died at
Ventura Cal, OF rheumatism.
Deceased was an uncle OF Mrs. J.
3. Fox, also OF Messrs Dorsey and |
Warren Noteware OF this city. He |
vas about So years Of age and a
native of Illinois.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13
The Sap Defeated.

SEATTLE August. 9.-hIats2da
Sorakichl and ". FL. Quinn wres-
tied tonight before 1000 spectators
for $500 and the heavy weight
chars pionship of the Coast. The
Jad entered the contest against
the order OF his physician and lost
the match. lie was sii'l suffering
from a Geld contracted some time
since, and was feYeiish and weak.
A half hour before going On tie
stage he said to friend: "Dan't
bet on me, for is nearly sure III
lose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

| DYING FIsH.-On Wednesday
last two men were hired by Fish
Commissioner Mills to go down to
the large dam constructed by Theo.
| Winters at the lower end OF Washoe
Lake, for the purpose Of saving a
large quantity OF fish congreg2ted
there. The two men labored all
day and far into the night, saving
thousands Of fish from peTishing in
the stagnant, shallow pools formed
by the dam aforementioned. The
action OF MIR. Mills in this n.atter
is deserving Of high commentator
aud will no doubt be appreciated
by Il large number CT sport-loying
people.
The dam has been the subject OF
much severe criticism, as it not
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13
Natural Gas Explosion

FITTsBURG, Aug. 10-Yesterday,
while a 30-inch natural-gas main
was Icing tested the dead cap on
ons end of the pipe blew out, scat
terlng debris in evey direction.
Several hundred workmen employed
in the mills near by were just re-
turning home, and number OF
them bad stopped along the trench
to watch tae experiment. They
were struck by debris and flying mis-
siles, as though a bono had expold-
ed. The pipe was braced with
heavy timber, and these were hurled
into the crowd with terrific force.
The Workmen and spectators were
thrown down by the force of the ox-
plosion, and one OF them killed. He
was hurled against brick house and
had his neck broken.
A general stampede followed.
The cries OF the injured could be
heard for several squares. An in
vestigation showed that two men
had oeen killed outright and aboat
Eft e5- others injured, two Of them
~ Il I,ss-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13
The United States Mint of Sa

The United States Mint of San
Francisco is said to be the largest
of the kind in the world. Olcoyich
Bros store is the largest of the
kind in the State. In it you will
find Groceries, Shoes, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Wall paper, etc. The u.
S. Mint o. S. F. makes dimes and
dollars. Olcovich Bros. make Gus
toners happy by low prices and
entire satisfaction as to quality.
Which does the most good? a9
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

THE CAPITOL BAND.-The follow
ing are the gentlemen complying
the Capitol Band: Professor Al.
Lindsay Leader, Arthur Raycraft
B fat cornst, Lew Meder LIST alto,
t. Ericsson tenor, E. Pierce eu-
phonium, Chas. Friend solo alto,
John Meder bass, John Wright
snare drum and Jim Meder bass
drum. They have purchased the
best set OF instruments to be had,
and after month oil practice Car
son will have band the citizens
can justly be proud of.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13
EZnaesea oat u Lachson.

New IoRK, August l0.--Three
thousand people were present At
the siogsipg bout between Pet9r
Jackeoa and Ginger Mccormack
at Hoboksn last evening. Jack
son offs,ed Mccormack 800 to
stand up Tor four rounds of three
minutes each. Mccormack vas
knocked out in the second Touud.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13
now Can Parents

allow their children to cough and
STRAIN and cough and calmly say
GOA! rs only 3 little cold," and
keep giving them cheap and dan
geroUs medicines, until they are
down san lung fever or con-
sumption, when they can be SO
easily achieved by BEGGS' CHER.
RY COUGH SYRUP? 1t has no
hyperion and few equals. W. IL.
ehedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

TRUCKEE BURNED. reached
this city last night that Truckee
had burned to the ground. 1t Is
thought to be the work Of some OF
the 1901" victims. No particulars
could be had.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13
ADVICE 10 zIothers.

Mrs. Winslcw's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teethiny. 1t soothes the cid, soft
ems the gums, allays the pain, cures
wind co.ic, and is the best remedy
der a'arrhea. Twenty Eve cents a
bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13
Cough! and Cough!! and Cou.h!!

What in the world is the reas Oh
you will cough and keep coughing
and still keep trying inferior medi-
cines when BEGGS' CHERRY
COUGH SYRUP will positively re-
Ieve your cough at once? This is
no advertising scheme, but an ac-
tual fact, and we guarantee it. w
II. Chedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

Committed FOR TRIAL.-The ex-
animation OF S. G.. Depositer at
Winnemucca, for tampering with
his seven-yeai-oid niece, resulted
III his committal in default Of
81 900 bail.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

FoR SALE: Eight head OF cows
and hsiiers OF fine breed, also one
Jersey cow with cali. Apply ct
this Cilice or to j. T. Savage, V. &
I. l.. X. % Iw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

For Sale or to Lease: A famous
and we'll known Summer resort,
OF Lake Tahoe Cal. For particE-
lars address, J. w. Mckinney,
Mckinney, Lake TAHOE Cal.
aug II mo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

WANTED. A man of experience
to do general ranch work. Apply
at this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

from SIX weeks camping triI
last evening.
Col. Lyman Bridges, OF tie U. S
Survey, and family are stopping al
the Arlington.
Fresh invoice o. T. Hams and
smoked tongue received to-day at
Chas. II. Kelly's
A drunken fiddler gave great
amusement for the people at the
tram on Sunday night.
Mrs. A. c. Bragg OF Reno arrived
by yesterdays train. Sac is a
sueot of Mrs. S. C. Wright.
Mrs. Beam (nee Tracy of
Virginia City, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Rosenbrock, OF this city.
The thermometer at St. Peters
burg, Russia, registered $50 degrees
10 the shade one day last week.
Dick Anderson arrested for being
drunk and disorderly, was found
guilty and sent up for twenty five
days.
Tie "Medar Band" wcrs out
on the street Sunday night and
showed some OF their excellent
talent.
Pure wines and choice liquors at
Livingston's. French and Califor-
MIA Brandies, Domestic and Import
ed Wines. a27tf
a Chicago butcher killed one of
his fellow workman yesterday +
stahhing him to tie heart with
large knife.
4. Livingston is sole agent for
Rubicon Springs Mineral Water. |
Lake Tahoe, and is ready to FIJI all |
orders promptly.
n Nevada county, CAL, yest4r-
day an Italian shot three men 10 |
! free fight and was kicked to |
death by tie crowd.
A cask Of petroleum was sent to /
the face track YESTERDAY 10 ba used
in the shipman engine for pumping
aaier Tor tie track.
Mr. D. R. Culp and family left
on Sunday morning on a camping
trip in the mountains. They will
be gone about q week.
The frat annual fair OF Lander
and Nye counties will be .leld at
Austin, commencing Sept, 18th
and lastiEg three days. |
The resurrection edition OF the
Daily Bulletin, pr - J. by Dan
Lyons OF Honola!u. was received
a: this Office yesterday.
Henry P. Kraus (Nasby) Rcno's
new postmaster, who takes the
place of j. G. Hagerman, removed,
was In Carson Saturday.
Fred futile, District Attorney OF
Placer county, is up for a weeks
visit to his former college chum,
Dis;ric Attorney Torreyson.
Fish Commissioner Mills is
arrangements to transfer
the fish in the Truckee river to
Lake Tahoe until the water rises.
The "Box factory Nine" and
the "Kids" played a game OF ball
Sunday. The score was 26 to 26.
The tie will be decided next Sun
fay.
Allen Kinkead, of Reno, has
gone to Virginia to take the posi-
ion OF Assayer at the Occidental
mine, OF which his father is Assist
mt superintendent.
A French court has decided that
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

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s;.~ic,,1 6,
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p.s, u Eclcbc-3ro
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po.os;1 10
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-13

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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-09-12
THouoHTs ON LIFE


WIS % 10 We'll That we Caa Naa Iaah
fntn Eaeh oth~rs miaas
Life would not b. happy II Ne could
look into every bOdy's mind and know
exactly what our Reighbor vas think.
ing about n We could see the spirit
as easily as We can look At the body
we would be- afraid 20 60 Along the
street II we were sympathetic IL
wotAl b. aconstan, misery, II wc we're
cold our best friends would have moth.
Ing 10 do with a., II we we're vicious
nobody would speak to us; n ws were
virtuous sc would make any number
of enemies wonder whether. In that
rebclious spiritual state. which We can
imagine as the only possible bsxt form
Of exlstenoe. we shall all be known en-.
actly as We are We must then be all
purely good. and IA l. not easy 30 SEQ
how that ls 10 be- brought about unle..
death l. kind of alter and absorb all
our wiekedne-ses II gill take an
awful los Of charcoal 10 take out all our
impurities.
But stlll. life is sor all Of us q lone.
~ kind Of business. Friendship. love.
sympathy, confidence. trust are all
very veil Ie, are there things they
can rot aid or remove We have ell
some grief In which we must tread ths
winepress alone suppose theirs
would be even more trouble n 90
started In 10 try to help one another
In real earaestnesA suppose ws
would make = mess % H. There are
people who want 10 be LET alone aud
people Who want sympathy, aud the
perverslty u things 10 such that you
invariably worry the fellow who wants
10 be lei alone with your sympa thy
and let the fellow alone Who IL anx.
ious 10 ee helped torns people when
they are sick are angry and annoyed II
you call 10 see them, others never for
give yon II you doa't so 10 see them
What are you going 70 do about ite
DO whatever friendship In year opla-
Ion demands. whatever be the OUT
come. san Francisco Chronicle
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-09-12

The few moose yet In MAins's woods
bFiag no inconsiderable money annual.
y 10 the State have been told Of
one maa who has spent o.. 600 In Maine
tryinw 10 kill . moose. and he has
neither secured the moose nor given
up the task. II would be greatly 10
the beneht of hunters Who wish 10 call
moose II the law vas changed 20 as tc
make September aa open moatA. foI
only daring the September moon is
there a reasonable prospect of success
In calling. n vas onee my pleasure 10
meet sportsman Just In from moose
calling His Iadlan lad called . moose
10 The water, but wss unable 70 get
him 10 come out Of the bushes. and .
shet into the shadows was unsuooess.
faL said the hnnters "A have never
seen sny sporting 10 compare With
thia could hear the moose eoming
for sn hour. and when he came down
90 the hills 10 the water l could thlnk
Of noshiag bat . locomotive en the
track and runnlng through the wooda
have killed no moose but thai en-.
psrlence was worth ail this trip cost
me- II fairly made my hair stand on
end 10 hear that moose cone. Yes.
cir; Il was worth sls0 u ans maa's
aessy."-fsssss I'D sEssA