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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-05
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
wanted-Two Good Nurs.r.ru

Some,urlous letters passed between
Garlick and man named Stone.
The latter WAS employed to get re
crults for the low parts Of the drama.
and one night he wrote tn Harrick,
Sir The Bishop of Winchester is
getting drunk at the Bear and swears
he Will not play tonight"
AZ first sight this seems peculiar
conduct for bishop. but il should
he explained that the communication
only refers Ia the man engaged to
take that character in the play of
Henry VIII.
Ou another oc,S,sion Garrick wrote
o. Stoue III YOU can get me two
gwd muldeners will pay you hand
sonely particularly the spouting fol
low who keeps the apple stall on
Ewer hill The cut IN his face IL
just the thing Pick me up an Alder
man ar two for Richard II you can.
and ! have M objection "a treat with
you for "a '0mely mayor, Cham
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
A Radical Cure for Fright.

Though the idea still fingers that
brandy keeps out the cold. writer
on mountaineering repeats that It has
the opposite effect, and adds that as
cure for giddiness alcohol is also
valueless. The broad path Is the only
remedy for giddiness Another which
was once tried may be eflicacious
enough. hut is only mentioned, with
out being recommended. in the fol-
lowing story
A party Of four were entering on
a narrow ledge. when one Of the
travellers declared that he was giddy
and could not move. The leader, ono
OF the two most famous Oberland
men OF the time tnearly thirty years
ago.. merely turned to the second
guide with the brief command.
"Push him over" His orders were
always beyond question, and the
traveller was straightway lowered
over tho precipice. and after dan
Cling on the rope for a few seconds
was drawn back with all his powers
of climbing restored.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

We have heard a great deal OF
strong language against tho wire
fence, especially by those who have
nothing to do with the expense of In.
closing land, Certainly Il IL not pic.
turesque. and we should lament lis
substitution for the helgerows which
are no lovely feature In English
landscape. But u has its advantages
II IL cheap, II takes up little room,
and an ingenious land owner at Mel.
bourne has discovered an additional
benefit connected with it's use; he
employs the top wire OF the fences
as a telephone, by which means ev
cry part of large estate Is connect.
ed with the farm buildings, and a
considerable 0aving Of time effected.
Australia is rivaling America In
smartness. --Salas Journal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
DIdnr objec, to the General.

Colonel Burrows. of Texas. was at
the Great Northern yesterday and
was indulgiug in some "reminiscences
of the late unpleasantness while he
was III General Magruder's com
mand I'VE were all hungry one
morning." SAID he, and General
Magiuder, going up on a hill. saw a
white house IN the distance. He
sent IN aid to ask the mistress of
the house if she could not oblige him
with meal for himself and staff.
While the woman. who was a
southern sympathlzer Was preparing
the meal, n private of a Virginia
regiment came along and asked for
food. He was informed that the
meal was being prepared for the gen
eral and his staff If there's any.
thing for you when they finish, she
said. you are welcome to It. The
Vlrginian. who was man of good
family. waited humbly till the ex.
pected guests arrived and tLen
crowded in beside the general and
began to eat. Magruder turned to
him "A little sharply and said Do you
know with whom you are eating.
sirf No, said the private, i don't.
Before the war, sir. was very care.
full with whom associated. but now
dom care a daru. '"-Chicago Inter
Ocean
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
A. Aps,e.. Shoemaker.

Here IL n story for which Cbauncey
M. Depew In respoDsiblei
Up In Peekskill we had ut one time
that Millerite excitement which went
over the country. when Miller pre-
dicted that on a certain night. at IL
o'clock, tho world would come 10 an
end. A very good and pious man, q
shoemaker of our village, believed In
Millcr's doctrine. He left his busi
ness early on tho last day, locked up
his store and prepared iiimself and
family for the dread event.
When i2 O'Clock had passed and II
got TO be o'clock, the shoemaker
felt that he must appeal TO some
higher power than MIR. Miller. He
said. 20 Lord, II the millennium is
10 come, let 1t come now. and then
shall be translated at once to land
where the people wear no shoes and
shoemekers are happy in dong moth
Ing; but IL 1t is to be postponed, let
mo know now. because must get
ready Mrs. Browns shoes for Sunday
morning church or lose the best Gus
toner have. Now York World.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

Ar we understand ii the statement
of General Beauregard and Colonel
ChlM,lm does not conflict at all with
Mr.. W. H. Glbbes' claim to have fred
the signal gun for the bombarlment
Of Fort Sumter IN 1861. Colonel
Chlsolm says only that Captain
James offered the honor of firing the
first gun to Roger A. Pryor. who do
cllned IT, and that Captain James
then said that he would not offer it
IA any other man. Colonel Chisolm
then left Fort Johnson. where this
conversation occurred. and was not
present when the gun was fired lit
tie while afterward.
Mr.. tiibheA claim IN that MS the
lieutenant IN command uf the firing
battery he was intr,lsted with the
duty of firing the gun and pulled the
lanyard with his own hand, and il il
not rOntradnted by either General
Beauregarl or Colonel Chisolm. The
explanation appearsto be simply that
Captain James did not offer the honor
to amy other man. hut left il to be- Der
formed by the officer on duty. who
happened to be Lieutenant Gibhes. 90
Charleston News
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

fss n1Ha,0d ~ Nisih ffrss'se ~
ytliOw rsliu. tInk Ifnsh ard black
he trimmed with rAls blue osiflph
feaii.efa tl,s was n Ilaet ~ The
lnslde ~ = iunheI, lus her sIifiis
wefe exul,pfant and my
There was 4 bfoad piece ~ white
eu,fl plaster that reached from the
Otter sim ~ her flryiuu lower w ~
fhe ekiftms thd ~ Lef elongated
chin, Hons rival belle n tho Dleck
1tndmldn bad iit her n whack with
a nntirun ~ emphasizes her Jealous
hatred, and ~ n gentle warning.
flus she was fAy noverthelessl
A crowd ~ tendorlUn nohemIans
stood on the corner ~ Thirty second
street AZ sho waltzed ~ one called
out W hcri
"fjlnck court plastcr Zoo oxpen,
slvos"
'sYo' Ia from de woods, yo' u, was
the naughty answor. With look IA
tended 10 be one ~ supreme scorn.
Cant yo' see Ice In style, m am
goin 10 stay dar, too. or bust War
would do c0ntras' be. chile. N ] wore
black. an wot would my com'pec'son
be II dnr wasn't no confirms, sayf Yo
Is from Do woods. New York Sun.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

n isla neahslfe valley. ~ towsf1
that WY. fhefs lives q gentleman N
she old echmyl IN 4 handwrns home
ssend ihsf stands . fnile N more
from Che neefppl village nnd fallfoad
strtion This gentleman " ~ eofi
vielal Turn ~ mind md fOr . lona
time found v necessary ~ 90 "
Portland ~ frequent intervals
sometimes - vften NJ two ~ three .
week From every one ~ tbeee
Joufnoya he returned ob the latest
train that be roiiid get. and this was
one that invariably landed him ei
ila station ~ late NJ n O'Clock
A. be was moi In the least W aeon
diilVB 10 walk home u WIS necessary
every night for the local livery stable
keppef to harness n bor+e and take
him home THIS went ofi Until The
livery stable keeper resolved that the
mnn must le demonstrated with
Therefore. the gentleman having or
rivnl Unp night from Portland NJ The
usual hour and IN tbe iisiial condi
tiUn. and the horse having beep pat
into the conveyance and the man
loaded In. ~ usual the livery stable
kepI@f turned to his passenger and
remarked Hhrewdly
L0oh bere. squirei II you don't
quit ths kind q business pretty sOon
tbere'll be singin down 10 your hoiiHe
some day, aud. begad, you won't hear
q word ~ itl'
Something about this admonition
the grim picturesqueDesa of II per
bapr caused II 10 sink into the mans
mind. and he left of his trips ~ Port
land for some time Boston Tran
outst.f
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
wha, treasure I. In England.

Treasure trove, according to tho
authorities on English common law
that is. money, coin. gold and sill.
yer plate or bullion--all belong to
the crown. Only gold and silver Is
treasure. 30 that IL one finds antique
bronzes, an old Roman sword, a
Celtic battleax. or any trifle Of that
nature, he may keep 1t without fear
Of incurrihg the penalties attached
to concealment OF treasure. And
such penalties are still in existence.
Formerly the punishment was no
less than death. now II Ii only fne
and imprisonment. although 1t may
be doubted whether any jury could
DO found TO convict Of such an Of
fense, which most people would con,
fess TO DO capable of themselves
committing should tho occasion hap.
PLY arise. All the Year Round.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

e there IL one thing hate TO do
otno than anything else. It Is to
5lot = man. remarked Griswold
tcc< cigar dealer the other day.
oEo exe two objections to II, he
< On a. he offered TO treat tho
AT lin the first place. mer-
y doesn't realize that he IL losing
1o4 ID two ways Suppose you
I'M \ man tick for quarters
WcEth Of cigars. He promises to pay
~ on Saturday. Saturday comes,
Is your man doesn't. He had to
noof more important bills than yours
on{l keeps out Of your way. He will
~ four blocks cut Of the way TO
1cdgo pour store and prevent meet
~ you. and buys the cigars down
>xoet that he would have bought
AZ you u he didn't owe you. You
lerokoro not only lose the money no
!0Wcn you. but his custom forever
G(>crward. No. sir, II a man asks
~ credit give him what he wants.
- never trust him. Detroit Jour