Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-10-14
All sorts of Items.

| uS t6sicst cAoaaAfsN VI ' -" ones own.
 The first impulse of every strong nature is to conceal its suffering.
 T. $. Bullock is expected to return from Europe about October 2Oth.
 Many so-called follower of Christ follows him only to stone him.
 Literary success is less question of talent than of postage stamps.
 A woman can change her mind dozen times while she is changing her dress once.
 An acre of bananas will support twenty-five times as many persons as an acre of wheat.
 4 beautiful example of the eternal fitness of things is afforded by the marked tendency of the Farmers alliance to wind and whiskers.
 A female engineer, Miss Ida Hewitt, is regularly employed on the Cairo and Kanawha Valley rail road in West Virginia.
 There are eighty anti-vaccination leagues in England and Scotland, and a determined opposition IS also being organized in Ireland and Wales.
 What is called the 'gold cure" for dipsomania has been analysed by the Massachusetts State chemist, who ascertained that it contained no gold whatever.
 Mrs. Besant is expected to create a great stir as lecturer in India, where a woman's appearance on the stage is a wide departure from an- cient and present custom.
 Mary Powell Putnam, sister of James Russell Lowell, is the only surviving member of the poets gen eration in the Lowell family. Her eighty-frst birthday occurs in De- cember.
 Henry George, of New York, has just returned from long sojourn in the northern part of the state, and hasn't quite made up his, mind yet whether to vote for Fassett or Flower.
 Boston is the only city in the world which preserves an exact rec ord of the proceeding of its Com mon Council. It is said to make the members very guarded in their utteranees.
 Dr. Mary Walker, dressed in full male attire, is now on exhibition Tn a Boston dime museum. Or, rather, she s'holds receptions every day and evening and addresses the audience on all the vital questions of the hour"
 Ex-Governor HouseF, of Montana, began life as surveyor on the Mis- souri Pacific railroad. He eemigrated to Last Chance gulch, where Helena now stands, and got job to turn the windless of a mine hoist. He's now q millionaire.
 The production of molasses in Louisiana is so great that it does not pay to buy barrels to ship it. Arrangements are now being made to burn it, mixed with some other substance, and thus save a great amount of coal.
 The hamlet of Foust, situated in the lower Pyrenese, belongs neither to France nor Spain. 1t has over loo citizens. They have no mayor or other civil official; they have not even an established church or priest of their own, but attend at neigh boring village.
 Sophie Gunsberg, the beautiful Nihilist privately executed some weeks ago in Russian prison, is said to have been the original hero inc of Col. Savage's novel, My Off cial Wife" Col. Savage is said to have met the fascinating intriguante in Paris once and to have been com pletely tanned by her charms.
 Once when John T. Blair, the oc- togenarian railroad millionaire of New Jersey, was in the witness box in Kansas City, lawyer said to him: 'Mr. Blair, how is it that your son dresses so stylishly while you wear clothes that are so plaini" That is very easy to answer, sir" retorted i the old millionaire. My son has a rich father. I had poor father"