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Pank rupt Insurance Comnanies.

CINCINNATI, Oct 2S.-The State Auditor has
filed bills in the circuit court looking TO the dis
solution of the Knickerbocker, Equitable, Gar
den City and Commercial Insurance Comma
MES, these companies being bankrupt
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Markets To-day.

hAlT morn, Oct. = Cotton uuli; low middlirEs,
ia Flour nrm aud IN improN FL demand. Wheat
mia. 81 6ual.65. Corn hrmer. new white sont hrgu,
6Sa4R yellow southern. 6sase mixed western. as
RNe hrmer. fSa5l. Western butter unchanged, lDass
hisky NJ miual, 95a9ic.
BALTIMORE, oct. 2S.-VirginiA sizes. old. a. bad,
do. coupon, old, 5gy bid s92u asked. West Virginia
IS bid, % asked. North Carolina =, old d bid
NEW YORK, Oct. T.-Stocks strong aud steady.
Governments dull and steady. Nirginia's siNes,
a9S; new, %. North Carolinas, Sjis; new. lg's.
Money him,7. Gold heavy, na % u. Exchange,
luug, s7s short, ga.
NV fORK, Oct. 2S.-Flour shade hun~r. Wheat
Is held hishsr and quiet. Corn shade irmer.
LoNpoN. oct. ., ll:Soa m.-Consols closed az 977S
for money 9276a93 for account. Bonds Of lSi2 9ls
sot5, old, 9lk; lS57, g2's; 10 40's, So.
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Government s., ttes


{ ~ tis WssfsrH UEtos TSssFayA C,-zraHvl
Lewis yolnsun Co. quote stocks aud bonds, IN
bone and foreign markets. - follows:
NV 1oRE, Oct. 3S.-first Board. - 20 " m
y. > o.. ISL, coupon. ll6. S0s. g., coupon. llsA
sas, o., coupon, Ia, sAs, g, oouplu, u.s.
u, ncN %, coupon. ll3 as, g, coupon, rs : :
% s. SseouP3n' lls's ~ az coupon. lo9s Curren-
g o. iva mAtiposss ~. Canton. Sc Cumbe land.
=; Western Union Telegraph. 6o's. Quicksilver,
Ia: Pacific Mail. g.; Boston v alter Poser. -:
Adsms ENpress, SS's; Wells, Fargo Cos EN-
press, 70; American ESPrr~s, 81, United states
Express, q. y. \. Central ard Hudson, -. =
New York Central SCrip. S3is: Erie, go. 90 pre-
ferred. =, Harlem, -. DO. prefd, =; Reading
h5a, Michigan Central. he. Lake shore aud MicG-
iEsn southern. 81: Union Pacific Railroad,
22ia; Illinois Central, -. CleN elAud and Pits
hu a. l1',s Northwest s9,s, Northwest pref a. -
CleN Gland, Columbus, uiuciuusfi znd Indiana polls
=; New Jersey Central lUo's 'fid. Rock Island, %,
Mnwaukie snd 81. Paul. t5l, 40 preferred, IS :,
wabash and Western, So; Delaware, Lsckawans
and Western, los; Fort Wayne. ~ Alton and
Isrre Haute, =; Hannibal and ~. Joseph, -:
Chicago and Alton, lis; do. pref'd, nc: OHIO and
hifsissippt certificates. 81. Columbus. ChirAgo
aud Indiana Central, IA Tennessee Sc Cd, a.
do a.. Virginia g.. Old. heas. North Carolina
o., old, S65s Do. new, ls Misouri IS, 49, Cen
trail Pacific Bonds, '0la Union Pacific ~ Bonds.
SIS. Gold, lll76sll2s. Market steady-dul.
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Respect TO the Memory of the Late
Hon. Thomas living

The members of the bar of the Il. s. Supreme
Court met at the Capitol to-day to take action
in respect - the memory OF the late Thomas
Ewing. Solicitor General Bristow was called
upon TO preside, and ID. W. Middleton chosen
secretary. Gen Bristow, upon taking the chair
stated the object OF the meeting, and spoke of
the honorable life of the deceased. In con-
Guiding his address, Gen. BrstOw said 20 Rut
great as Mr.. Ewing was in craftsmanship and
executive ability, he was yet greater as a jurist
ana lawyer. Ills highest achievements were at
the bar. For almost half a century he was a
member OF the bar of the Supreme Court of
the United States, and by the acknowledgment
OF all he was second to none of the many 3istin
guished men WHO have adorned our profession.
The volumes OF reports of that court contain
enduring monuments of his splendid abilities
t but hot alone ior ms great mental powers was
Mr.; Ewing admired and beloved BY bench
and bar. He was possessed of a noble generous
nature. His large heart was full of sympatbv
ior the young men of the bar who struggled
against adverse circumstances and to such he
was ever ready TO lend a helping hand"
No man did more to dignity and ennoble our
profession. lis highest virtues were illustrated
by his life. IL is lit then that the members OF
the bar should be among the chief mourners at
the grave of Mr.. Ewing"
Messrs. Carlisle, Barley, McMichaei, Coonbs
and Phillips having been appointed commit
tee, reported series of resolutions which were
unanimously adopted, declaring that the men-
beers OF the bar of the Supreme Court of the
United States have received with profound en-
sibility the announcement of the death of the
late Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, long and eminently
distinguished as jurist and statesman; that t4ey
hold in high estimation the memory OF the de-
ceased IS one OF the great men of the country.
illUstrious for public services in the councils OF
the nation and eminence and ability in the pro-
fession Of the law. The resolutions also reoIlest
the Attorney General of the United States no
communicate them 70 the court, with the request
that they NAV be entered on the record: and
further, that they be communicated to the
family of the deceased, with the expression of
the sympathies of this meeting.
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RozeuWeig N MARTYR

NEW YORK, Get. 2s.-ROzenweig's trial was
resumed to-day. Mr.. Howe, counsel for the
defense, claimed that the evidence showed a
case of mistaken identity and that Alice Bowlsby
never went to Rozenweig's house.
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From the Pacific sIope.

Tie Insurance Companies o. K.-Ntce Police
SAN Francisco, Oct. 2s.-AH the insurance
companies except the Peoples will continue
business.
The Los Angeles police abetted the rioters and
iwo were arrested for robbery. One stole a
diamond from a chinese doctor who was hanged
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SCI ENTIFIC LEOTURE COURSE,
BEFORE THE
hOl NG MEMS CHRlSTIAN ASSOCIATION
TpT

~ MI u =
~. TEN LECTURES,
vi brilliant and entertaining experiments, by the
i"i wing prominent men Of Science and Literature
PROF SAnTEJ ID. HILLMAN.-TwO Lee
II ~, NgvpnlheT Sth and 10Th. subjects: !. The
y
2 REV DR.. JOHN LORD.-Two Lectures. No
tmber 18th and 18th Subjects !. GSlileO; or,
SientiRc Discoveries: 2 Daniel Webster, (histOri-
% all
g. PROF A RHODE-Two Geological and An
thIoPaugfcal ENhlbitions- profuSely and elegantly
1ltstrarcd- November .2i and 9Th
q PROF. HENRY MORTON-One Lecture in
DeCenb-r, date hereafter. Subject. Probably,
EleCtrICItv, and Magnetism, with brilliant ex peri
EneUfS
5. PROF JOHN TYNDALL, Of England, the
eminent scientist il pacte to close the in
December. Farticul srs hereafter.
Course Tickets, admitting gentleman AMI lady,
with reserved seats, SIS: Siuxle Tickets for Course.
i'm reserved seat. SIS; Members Coarse Tickets,
without reserved seats, 81 For sale Philip Sol
SDoTs Ballanty nc =, and Association Rooms Dia-
gram al BailenIyne's. Ocl2-eo3w
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THE DEPARTMENTS CLosED.-Allthe depart
ments OF the government are closed to day in
rcspocs to the memory o. the late Hon. Thoma
EW ng, whose funeral take place to-day.
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THE RECENT ELECTION IN OHIo.-Oficial
returns of the late election from all the counties
gh-e Noyes, rep, for Governor, OBS, 273; NcCook,
dem 2ls, Jos; Stewart, prohib, 4,0e4; total vote
4sa a.. The republican vote is l6 $50 larger
than last year democratic Is 900 larger, prokibi-
tion-St = 81 larger.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock market yesterday was dulI
and heavy hut the stock hrk r. hid htlr a. rulty
in Oh a.nlng money call a. : pr cent The bark
poOr, and continue 10 bs prcssrd Cor "a counts
In the marke. FOE CONNIE Al paper she be-t accept
ances made sell AZ " per ccnt ard paper REGARDED
a. hrst Gle ~ hiEh ~ rs cent. OF C.unF~. the
hanks not buye.s q outside ser. aud PRIV
purcha ers discriminate very Cll sely, % tina wat
J. CaIcd secord-Cls-7 paper - almost uns lahte ~
auoi bile rates. Government bonds were .ull ant
mn
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Yellow Fever ON Board n Vessel nj
EOrIreSS M0nrnR-

HORT MONROE, VA, Oct. 2S.-The Schooner
Florence Rogers, from Charleston, s. c., bound
10 New York, arrived here to-day and is an
chOUed at the lower quarantine. The captain
and second mate died on the passage of yellow
fever.
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IECTURFS.

EEOR + ". CURTIS, ESQ 81 New York will
~ Lecture oO CHARLES BICKENS in The Uni
1sI ran .EIch Corner OF sih and streets on OES
r. - = W. Oci"oef 5ist, "A, : clock
i'tN-ts Itty tents each, ts be had ~ Philip &
80 I INNS BeeslstOre, at the door Of the
ChuFcl oc27-dtd
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The TEXAS ELEcTIoN.-In the third con-
gnessional district the democrats claim 4 Air
Majority TOT Giddings over Clark, republican
The Official count, however, gives Clark a ma
jority Of 9H, but the democrats allege that two
counties have been thrown out illegally. A
special dispatch to the Galveston Bulleiin saws
Clark hss received a certificate of election
Conner is said to be the only democrat who " mi
receive certificate. Degener, radical, reused
TO accept certificate, on the ground that Ham
votes. - - ~
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IA Pullman palace car Is said to have ex-
ploded.
sS Germany viii adopt the decimal money
system.
- Five daily newspapers and fourteen week.
lies in Germany are edited by women.
~ An Indiana religious sect call themselves
The " soul Slcepers."
ga gorgeous gambling-house for ladies is
the latest fashionable sensation in San Fran
G. co.
eVA. r. Wright, who was in the rebel ser.
vice, is candidate in Georgia for the United
States Senate.
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Mr.. SECRETARY FISH arrived here last eve
ming. The Secretary will not keep house this
winter, having engaged apartments at the Ar
hngton, where he is now staying.
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Lea a. PERKINS, Saeee.
Pronounced by CORnOisseJ

PTOnOnnced BY CORnOisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD sAUCE."
II improves appetite and digestion, and IT is ur-
riyaled FOR its favor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA & PERKINS to
prosecute all parties king yending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS
SGl2-eO6m Agents New York
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswELL intends, it
is said, to recommend to Congress again the
passage Of law establishing a 10 n tee y.ap1
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DIn New England "fannel receptions" are
now the rage Women assemble and sew for
the poor one hocr. Further steps are then
taken for the relief Of poverty by dancing three
hours.
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VINCENT CoLYER brings a doleful tale of the
woes OF the unimproved order of Red Men in
the Southwest.
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The New York Election.

NEW YORK, Oct. pa proposition is made
70 clo.e all the stores here on election day and
generally suspend business.
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RatcheIor,s Hair Dye,

This splendid Hair Dye is tho best ia the world
HARMLESS, reliable instantaneous does not contain
lead nor any ritaiie poison to pro1uce paralysis or
death. Aved the Wanted and decisive -e paratieDs
blasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had t&iTfV years
uDtarIisbed reputation to uphold its Integrity az
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black OF Brswn Sold
b all druggists. Applied At Is Bond street, New
YORK f.s-tf
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET,
Washington News and Gossip.

SECRETARY DELANo returned to the city last
evening.
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Tire Following will be read with
"a

TRJler date Of April 18th, II, Dr. Henry J. Rogers,
cc Sharp street, Baltimore, an eminent physician
writes reg riding CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:
" IL affords me Eluch pleasure to bear testimony
70 the efficacy of your Crystal Discovery. Some
fears since, While in India / suffered from severe
lever peculiar TO the country. On my recovering.
patch OF hair the left side Of head became per-
fectly white, without at all affecting the remainder
To remove this unsiRhtly appearance had recourse
to various preparations, both in Europe and this
country; bit they all had great defect-they dyed
the hair black. Now, with yOEr Crystal Discovery,
can get the desired shade-the natural color of my
hair being dark brown. consider your Discovery
Yours, truly, HENRY J. ROGERS"
Clean clear, harmless, il furnishes the only safe
preparation TO give new life to the Hair, when de-
cayed or gray. IL will stop the hair falling, and
move dandruf. Sold by many of the principal drug
gists and at depot, I'd and streets, n. W.
Oc7-tr ARTHUR SATTANS, DiscOverer, &c.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Tei,eropked Exclusively 10 Tas ErehiRg Star.
EnrOnpar Nnfas

Io-DA1.
Teissropked Exclusively 10 Tae ErsniRg Star
Europe m Notes.
The IEterHdii0RdIe-Ta Pope's CoRcl 1re-T Prince
GoTtschatoJ az Beri.H-TRs French Army Re
organized.
LONDON. Oct 2s-Austria submits the nro
posals respecting the lnternaiiOnale for the con
sideratiOn OF the government at Berlin.
Ii has been decided that the Papal conclave
ON me subject 81 the PoPe's testament shall
meet in France, and not at Rome.
The Russian legation at Berlin has been raised
to an embassy. Prince GortschakOff is expect
ed at Berlin to- morrow.
The French army has been reorrapized into
nine corps, each corps containing three tiyiS-
ions, each division two brigades, each brigade
Two regiments OF goo men each, in addition 10
cavalry, artillery, and IS 600 men extra for Al
geria.
will the Pope Leave Romeo
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Natican circles continue 10
s.ve out that the Pope will shortly leave Rome
unless the Duo dHemourt is fayorably instruct
cd by the French government. There is no pos
sibillty OF such instruction.
England and Ireland Contribute for
Chicago.
LONDON, Oct. 2S-The Mansion House and
LOT the chicago sufferers amounts this no. 40
u Si2,2-l. the Belfast subscription il report.1
at 5000 Very liberal contributions have been
received from the tonws in Ulster.
Papal Protests.
ROME, Oct. 2s.-An allocution of the Pope is
published, in which, while he recognizes the
bishops appointed by the Italian government as
Possessing the requisite qualifications OF their
Cfhcers, he solemnly repudates Italy's guaran-
ices, and protests against the invasion of the
holy See. The alocution also condemns the
course OF Dr. Dolinger and such as follow his
example in warning against the decisions of the
Economical Council.
An Expensive Luxury.
MApEiD, oct Zs---ln the COrtcs yesterday a
memorial flom the government was read an
nomcng that in future The colonial BUDGET will
be submitted TO the COTteS. IL was also stated
that the cost OF the war in Cuba during the pas
year had been s62 ,OC0 Oc0, and that the colonial
aehclt Tor the year would amount to s1I 200 900.
ne government asks for military credit of
s2O,OCO,CoO for military purposes.
Conspiracy Among Spanish Troops.
MADRID, oct pa conspiracy has been dis
covered among the troops stationed at Barcelona
and twenty men Concerned in IT have been ar
rested.
COnctave OF Cardinals.
ROME, Oct. ga conclaye of cardinals 10
consider the action the college should take i'm
event OF the Pope's death, is shortly to be held
al some point in France.
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THR9IG u sANTo DOMINGO OVERLAND

-
United Ma Cussrnsson Of Inquiry q that Island
A. corresT Ondent Of the New York Herald, will de-
nNer ID 'scTipfVe Lecture the above subject for
th hene' Of thc charity fCnl of Farragut Post No.
II \ &. on MONDAY EVENING. October ~,
I'll ~ Grand Arnry Hall, CORNER ID and 9th streets
IcEe & 70 cents, 10 be % aimed AT Parker- 9Th
strtet; Bish0p's under Wizards Hotel and at the
doCr G. the uiehi 81 the lecture.
Lecf Hre will commence AZ O'Clock. OcS At
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The " Benzine Polka" inspirits the musi-
eally inclined citizens Of Americas, Ca.
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In CONSEQUENCE of the closing of the Depart
ments to-day, large number of government
clerks were able to testify to their respect for
the memory of the late Hon. Thomas Ewing by
attending the Baltimore races.
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r. z 4 I r y
IL ~ BEHALF GF

- tUFFEkING CHICAGO.
Tn ~ SpAG EFENISG. Oct. 2lth, the Rev. W VI
J AAltDEN, of Chicago. will lecture on - The In
Sid+nts aT.i IsesHlfs 81 the Great Fire. at Wall
'ptFa fosIse, Sfh street Pennsylvania venue,
NJ . o click .. n Tickets 80 cents. OCT 2t
tPat. R-pub- Chronicle and CitiZen.1
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The SAVANNAH CoLLECToRsHIP.-Th The
Treasury Department has directed special treas
ny agent Hale, at Savannah, ID take charge Of
the Custom House at that port, and settle up the
accounts of the late Collector, Col. Robb.
new Collector will be appointed on the return
o. Attorney General Akerman TO Washington.
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RLUg AND BLACK HEAVY RIBBED cAsSI-
- MRRE ENGLISH WALKING SUITS for sIs,
Al - A. sTRAUS',
ocz3 lOlI Penn. ave, bet. 10th and 18th streets
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ROME, Oct. "a conclaye of cardinals 70
consider the action the college should take i'm
event OF the Pope's death, is shortly to be held
al some point in France
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AsO1LIO uOODO, &C
MISS +. A. MCCORMICK WILL OPEN A
4fA large and elegant stock Of IN
FALL AID WINTER MILLINERY,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7e.
PATTERN BOSNETS. ROUND HATS, FRENCH
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LACES, &C,
All % the latest inportstiOAs.
oels szn' 500 9;h street, between Z and =
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An Unwritten History.

A day or two ago the Courier.
Journal published what it termed a
true history of the Ku Klux Klan-
its origin, objects, signs, grips and
pass words. The sketch was fan
CIV one-as are all the statements
made through the press of the coun-
try, with regard to the circumstan-
ces under which that mysterious
brotherhood was organized and con
Quoted its operations. The secre-
cy which shrouded its movements
was as the silence of the grave. Be
trayal was death. Claiming to have
been called into existence by the
inexorable necessities of a people
who, unprotected by the laws Of the
land, fell back upon that first law of
our nature, self-preservation-itd dis
solved into air as impalpable as its
ghostly prototypes, when the ac-
complishment of its mission had
been announced. As an organiza-
ton it has been for more than two
years defunct. There are no Ku-
Klux in Tennessee, Kentucky nor
any where else in the South. All
hose who assume their name and
garb are midnight marauders and
assassins-at their best wantOn vio-
lators of the law and disturbers OF
the public peace, towards to whom
daylight is hateful, a curse to the
community among whom they live
or upon whom they depredate. The
time is not FAR offwhen the true his
tory of the Kuklux Klan may, with
! propriety be written; but it win find
more discreet and faithful chroni-
1 clers than the sensation mongers oi
the hour.-BaRHer
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An Affecting Scene.


Judge Flippin of Memphis, while
sentencing one of the Cuba muir
derers to death, spoke as follows
Samuel H. Poston, this is one OF
saddest eras of my life. Our pa
rents and their children knew each
other. We grew up together, went
to the same school, the same church
and played on hill and valley the
the same innocent games of boy
hood. Years have passed since then.
Our roads in life have diyerged.
You now stand convicted of a great,
a capital crime, and I, as the minis
ter of the law, have imposed upon
me the painful duty Of passing upon
you the sentence of death. Were
it consistent with my official duties,
1 would that this cup could pass
from me. But I cannot now shrink
from the performance Of this sad
official requirement, and must not
will not, in the future, though other
victims fall, to avenge a violated
law 1t is, therefore, the sentence
of the court that you be remanded
to the county Jail of Shelby county,
the place from whence you came, to
be there securely kept until Friday
the 26th day of May next, when you
viii be taken by the Sheriff Of Shell
by county, between the hours of 10
a. m. and 3 p. M, within one mile
and half ofthe court house Of said
county, and then be hanged by the
neck until you are dead, and may
God have mercy on your soul. AS
Poston was called, both he and the
Judge seemed much moved. Pos
ton shook like an aspen leaf and
had to grasp a chair for support.
At the conclusion of the sentence
Judge Flippin was in tears, as was
also nearly all the large crowd gath
cred there 1t was a most affecting
scene, and viii long be remembered
by those who witnessed it.
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Iosh RiIIings on WhissIing.

hav spent a CRATE deal ov sarch-
in and sum money tew find out who
waz the fust whistler, but mp tew
now / am just az mutch uncivilized
on the subjekt az 1 waz.
1 kan tell who played on the fust
juice harp, and whe beat the fust
tin pan, and kno the year that the
harp OF a 1000 strings waz discov-
cred, but when whissling waz an in
fant, il az hard for me tew say az
mi prayers in 10 dutch.
Wbissling IL a wind instrument,
and IL did bi puckring up the mouth
and BLOWN threw the hole.
There aint no tune on the whole
earth bnt whan kan be played on
this instrument, and that selebra-
ted old tune, Yankeedoodle, haz
bin almost whissled tew deth.
Crate thinkers are not apt tew be
good whisslers, in fakt. when a man
kant think ov nothing, then he be-
gins tew whissel.
We seldom see a Taslal who il q
good whistler. thare il a CRATE deal
ov honor bright in q sharp, we'll
puchered whissells
Good whisslers arc gittin skarse
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cousin in a gingham dress and thick

cousin in a gingham dress and thick
soled shoes.
That's very sensible, my dear," "
said mother, patting a cheek that
began to grow plump, and even
Frank smiled approvingly. We
had merry time that day, and no
one entered into it more heartily
than Eda. After dinner we sat
down on the grass and made wreaths
for our hats, and then a hunt for
May apples was proposed.
81 wish some of those big girls
would stay and teach us to make
wreaths,' hoped one Of the smallest
of the party, but the "big girls"
were ali too intent on their own
pleasure for that-all but Eda, for
when we came hack with our spoils,
with which we had been to busy to
notice her absence, there she sat in
the midst of the little ones putting
the finishing touch to the seventh
wreath.
"See what Eda has made for usr'
shouted the happy little girls. But
I could not help thinking that
something lovelier even than the
wild flowers crowned Eda's curly
head as she sat there crowning the
children.
81 can't understand her." Frank
said, a little suspicious that Eda's
goodness was all ''put on" But
the secret was that Eda had love
in her heart which Christ had plant
ed there, love which rejoiced in
doing good.
Long before her visit came to an
end we had become thoroughly
ashamed, not only of our foolish
prejudice, but of our careless and
selfish loves Ckristian al York.