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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06
PRESIDENT GRANTS RAsH.
A HINT roR The PEOPLE.

A correspondence the Central Ban
tist, after visiting President Grant :
farm, q few miles from st. Louis,
No., says he was received by Mr.
Eldrod, a relative of the President.
who is entrusted by him with the su-
perintendence of property valued at
not less than $500, 600. The farm
includes, with recent purchases, 500
acres mostly rolling land. After the
brilliant descriptions that hare been
recently published of Mr. Tweed's
Connecticut palace and the island
homes of Messrs Garvey, Ingersoll.
keyser, and the other magnates of
the Republiean-Democratic New York
court house ring, the enthusiasm OF
the Raptist's description of the Pres
ident's blooded stock, luxuriant ar
Horticulture, and other items which
make up the $500, 900, read quite nat
ural.
President Grant went into the ar
my not worth cent, and has lived
quite freely ever since. His horses,
equipages, &C., are the theme of ad-
miring descriptions from corespon-
dents not only at Washington but at
Long Branch. and wherever else he
takes up his temporary abode 1t is
therefore quite consolatory to find
that out of his not excessive salary,
first as general and now as President,
he is able to keep $500, 900 of blood
ed stock and such like property idle ON
a Missouri farm. Politics appears to
pay much the same in the White
House at Washington as in the new
court house of New York. The boss
politician Is evidently bound to be
the millionaire of the period. He
has found the secret limited at in the
Scripture passage, ''There is that
scattereth yet increaseth. These
boss politicians, whether called super
visors or Presidents, contrive to live
at the highest point of luxury, and
on moderate salaries, and yet roll up
riches. .-Brook,isn Eagle.
--- ----------S----<--
An awful warning to scolding wives
comes to US from Milwaukee. A wo-
man in that city was ''jawing" her
children, the neighhors, hired girl,
and everybody in general, when her
husband entered and interposed a
mild word. She opened her mouth
for an angry reply. but spasrA con-
tracted her cheek, her lower jaw fell,
and she could neither speak nor shut
her mouth, but remained in that con-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06
\ AEoYALsAMEsTgR TRsCKED

At the beginning of the century the
Prince Regent was the guest OF the
great Duke of Bedford, at Newmarket.
One night, in company with many
gay and dissolute comrades the
Prince repaired after dinner to the
public gambling rooms, then not less
accessible to all corners than the Kur-
saai of Hamburg or the conversation
hans Of Baden-B Baden is to-day.
The Prince played long and deep
at tie fascinating game of hazard;
and not until the pure rays OF morn
ing had for hours been streaming
through the sky-light above his head
did he rise from his seat, with 4 flush
ed cneek and an angry brow Ac-
cnstolled to heavy losses, the Prince
had OH this particular night been SO
numerically "plucked" that some
SUSPICION or PoUL PLAY
flashed across his clouded and excited
brain. Seized the dice with which
he had been playing, and turning to
the proprietor, the royal gambler
said: .'Iou shall have a check to-
morrow morning for what have lost
if, no examination, find that yor
have won it fairly" Deep was the
dismay with which the very fashion
able hell keeper heard the threat Of
his formidable victim. The dice,
which had long been his fraudulent
instruments of ROBBERY, were, he well
knew, heavily plugged with lead.
Disgrace aid punishment stared him
III the face. But with
QUIcK-wIrrED READINESS
he noticed that n poor kinsman of
the Duke of Bedford, a guest under
the Same roof which sheltered the
Prince, still fingered IN the gambling
room. Calling this gentleman
aside. the gambling-house keeper of
fered to give him large sum If he
would enter the Princes bedroom
and substitute an honest pair of dice
for the "loaded" or "cogged" cubes
of ivory which the Prince had carried
off
The bribe was accepted, and as
the royal rogue slept the heavy sleep
of exhaustion the exchange was effec-
ted. On the following day, after
having caused the dice to be sawed in
two, the Prince gave instructions that
the debt should be discharged; and
this very sum was included into the
balance sheet of his liabilities which
the Prince subsequently laid before
the House of Commons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

Several years ago, one of the prin-
cipal thoroughfares of London was
regularly patrolled by beggar who
asked aims of no other passers except
old ladies. TO these he addressed
himself thus: col young lady have
pity on poor beggarr' He was sim
gularly successful IN his appeals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

One hundred bags of printed mat
ter-speeches that were never deliv-
cred and other equally valuable con-
trihutions torural knowledge-were
sent to the Washington post-office in
one day last week, to be franked
through the mails,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

AppREcIATloN.A a Georgia editor
advertises that he will publish aorigi-
nal poetry at 50 dollars line. : Com
menting on this, Greeley SAYS: In
the present state of the sArt Poctiea,
let it once for all, be understood that
smooth versifcation is no proof of
genius; and every rhymer should
ask himself this question: IF do
not publish this poem what effect
will its. suppression hare upon the
age and the world r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06
opoD NIGHT.

:
o. swect my lore. sls l,sar Il fate.
The9uesg gs,cs dnnil IN silver stare,
AZ berc alone witch and whit.
TkeHg gh far from thee nv bps repeat
In mbispcrs ios, zopd-nigist my sHeat.
The hpuse II sir, III q or lie gloom
0f star-lit sardens, faint with bloefn,
Jean out Trqin my aaFscsei rtsttfff. z
And "u'y Fear he r'aming brceze
Move seftIy in Tie Iil5e ,rees.
Somewhere beneath these gracious ssies
My bonr.y love b. a-dreaisfDg lies,
With slunbcr broodiug in her ewes. sss
tso seek ber. happy wind 80 free,
And kiss her folded hands for me.
Aeross this dome os silent air,
On ties Of fSatiog ether bcar,
To where she siccps. my whispered prayer;
The day has brought the night forIsrn--
God keep thee, little love. iiIl dawn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

A man had o terrible fight with an
Indian in Madison county, Indiana, a
few days ago. The red man got sew
eral blows in the face, and fractured
arm. The white man was a little
tipsy, and the Indian was wooden
one in front of cigar store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06
TRuIsMs. Great minds are easy in

TRuIsMs. Great minds are easy in
prosperity. and quite in adversity.
Begin life with little show, you may
increase it afterward. Tell not your
servant, for then he will be your
master. Religion is the best armor
o man can wear; but it is the worst
cloak. Experience without learning
does more good than learning with
out experience. He is not only idle
who does nothing. but he is idle who
might be better employed. Practice
without knowledge is blind, and
knowledge without practice is lame.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

OUR AScEsrons.-T about ances-
tryl a writer, who seems to have had
the time, as well as the curiosity,
gives the following: Every human
being on the face of the globeis COM
PEELED, by the demand of nature, to
have two parents, four grandparents,
eight great grandparents. LIZ ances-
tors in the fourth generation back, 32
in the fifth, 256 in the eight, 80, 1856
in the fifteenth, almost 1850, 900 in
the twentieth, and nearly l .073, 900,
600 in the thirtiatif. The whole num-
of ones ancestors in the fftieth gen.
Grafton is 5.362, ,794, ,914, 214, ,046, a
multitude which no man can number
and no mind conceive. The blood OF
this vast host is running through the
veins of every mortal on the earth,
and that reckoning back only fifty
generations. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

WHAT THE TELEsc0PE is DoING.
One of the largest telescopes in the
world, it is we'll known, is owned in
the Chicago University. The distinct
work of this instrument is to make,
in connection with nice chief obserya-
tories Of Europe and America, an en-
tirely new catalogue of two hundred
and fifty thousand stars, determining
the right ascension and declination Of
each particular star, so that by OBJ
serving its position, astronomers may,
in far off ages, be able to pronounce
authoritatively on its motion, and to
declare in what direction it has pro-
ceeded through the illimitable space.
Atthis moment tits slowly and surely
performing its sublime work, and fur
nishing those far off astronomers the
data upon which to base their calcula,
tions respecting that mighty problem
the direct motion of the sun through
space.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

Greely has never seen horse race.
He drops off asleep as soon as tie
judge raps "go.o
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

AID VERTIS Il NJ ENTS.
JOHNS g. GABY,
scIo, OREGON,
Real Estate Dealers

II AND, IMPROVED OR UNIMPRoNED.
4 is cheaper in the Forks Of the san,iam
,n..a in any other part af the State.
E.ss- inquire of j. NJ. JoHNs, Marion Station.
or of DASiKL GABr. Seio. Linn county.
v6n33tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06
THE BEAUTIFuL MADELINE.

She was wooed by many lover
The young and gallant masters of the
large plantations on Second Creek
and st. GATHERINGS strove in vain for
her hand. Fortunes and the homage
Of devoted hearts were laid at her
feet, but the maid of the Half Way
Hill remained true to her absent
lover; the more so because of the ru-
mors that reached her OF his msfor-
tunes and his guilt. She lived on the
recollection of his manly beauty, and
the shades ae had most affected We're
her constant hsnnts. At length,
when he had fled from the United
States pursued by Mr.. Jefferson and
the remorseless agents that swarm
around power and authority--when
he was in Paris shivering with cold
and starvation for bread-he seems
to have felt, for the first time, the
utter hopeIessness of his fortune
And then he wrote to Madeline, and
in few formal words, released her
from her promise. Stating that he
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
CARD.

IT s. MASON TAXES FIJI OPPORTUNITY
to thank his old customers for L err former
liberal support. and to request them 10 cal upon
him again. aud tai,e a look at the merchandise
offered for sale.
N. D.. Goods will be delivered Free of
Charge, in any part of the city. and in any part
part Of the country (within reasonable disrance-)
Carson City, January ri, ISL Ja2-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

70 y y KIP pa T. r S 4.
OFFICE OF TaE COUNTY Assessor.

C.Rsox, Orm>by County,. New, May : ISL
4 LII PERSONS LIABLE 10 PAY STATE
n AND COUNTY TaNE-. for the YEAR ISL.
are hereby notified that The animal Poll TAX Of
FOUR DOLLARS l., SOW Due, and PAYABLE 70
the C"urty As es-or; and ALI are expected u
pay without delay.
An corporations. companies and individn'ls
having lie sons in their employ aIe held rrspon'-
IDLE for thu p II tax Of such en- ri yes. under the
amended Act of the Legislature, approved March
,. 1>G7.
Taxes on the personal property Of persons who
do not own real estate within the county Of sGffi-
cient value TO secure the taxes on both their real
and personal property, are due ana payable wnen
the same i assessed.
Resident teamsrers Of this county are hereby
notified that they can secure a certificate % the
assessment of tn r teams, etc, by applying at
this office. and all pc sons ueglecting 20 secure
such Ger if ate Of assessment vii render them
-.lves liab'e to aSee sments in other {, uHti,s
through which they may phss. "A word to the
wise j. sufficient >
az The laws provided fer the collection Of the
above mentiuned taxes viii be sfrfCtlv enforced.
m,7-3m GEO. " CIiEDIC, ASSESSOR.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
NJ. A. French. Agent.
jvIr-1m N,r-iuia Ciry \eyal,
Application for Paient.
Notice No. l..
REGIsrER's OFFICE, [ 5. LAND OrFTcE,l
aURoRa. New. tpril Il Isl

Notice No. IL
REGsrEH's OFFICE, L :. LAND orFIcE,l
AURoR.. New. April Il Isl
NOTICE Is iIErFBY GIVEN. THAT WM.
y SHARON has this day fl led in this office a
diagram. together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States, under Act of Con-
,reS- approved July 2j. 1866. f r co.. feet of the
Juniata Lode. in Esm-rald, Mining District, Is
nl-ralda county. Nevada. an for a mill site. and
more particularly described a. foil W.: Commence
iug NJ station No l. the uorthetsterly corner from
which point the center Of the Juniata shaft bears
:. 40 40 ". distant S41 40 feet. and running
fhence : 20 r.. 40 feet /. station No. ,; thence
:. SO W. l go feet t. station No s; thence
y. 20 ". 40J feet Ia station Ne. j; thence Y. t3C
E. 200 feet TO station NJ. |. the place OF begin
ming. Bearings from true meridian magnetic va
ri .tion. 10 Z. The lode Ii; e Of Goo feet claimed.
is identified in the underground works leading
from the bottom If the Juniata shaft and the
vertical rejection upward ." the surface, from the
position # the lad= as ioHni below the surface
show a line At the surface commencing at the
VI st elk line % the claim. and in tn SAID line at
a distance of 2I3 feet from the n~orthve>terly
corner and ruHnii 2 thence uOrtheasterly. parallel
with the nCrtheIIy and sautherl sides Of the
claim 600 fee; 1h- pnrtt n # the claim extend
ing no ftheasterly beyond the afuresait 90 feet is
c! timei FIR ground 7 waste material. NH lain
situated in th- district aud count, af resaid. com
meuciug at station No ]. n pine tree ahout 10 Oh
east IF Tue AurO + road. and about > ch. west # Il
number Of spring., and at the soufherly end Of the
basin in which WINTERS II i'll * situated: and run
ming thence north ~. II Oh to station No. >;
thence west 6 ch. to staff II No 3; theme north 9
Oh To- station Ne. !; thence east 1t-05 Ch. t. sta
tIun No 3: thence south ! Oh 10 station No. {;
thence al 5 ch t~pstation No. :: thence south )
ca. to station No. :: thence east ) Ch, II Station
No. 9: thence south ! eh. +" station No. 10: thence
east 4 ch To sta ion No. II: thence south II ch.
To staff n No. -; thence west 1 81 CHI. Ia 5 alton
No IS from station No. IS the S. T. corner of
the s.trl ng roo n of the Winters mill. bears W.
lI.tapt 1 olc oh y Hence south O IN oh to4stafIop
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
100 Magnificent Prizes. among which
l. II of so, 900 Gold Coin.

These gifts will, at the concert lie awarded tr
the hplirt- o' tickets IA tie same manner a. AZ
the concert given IN san Francisco i'll aid Of the
Mercantile Library
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

NOTICE.-Al the st ackhnliers in the Montreal
Gold and Silver Mining Compan, vino have pail
the previous assessment are hereby notified that
an additi0uai assessment Of fity 500 cents per foO'
was levied on the 18th Of July. III. payable on
the l4ih Of August. ISL II not pal! at tnat time
s,ii feet Will he sod at public an. ton. as per no
tice above. By order Of tile TT s;-es,
c LaNAiRE. secretary.
Ofire-Fa.IroFd Saloon, No. - carson street,
corner # 'peare stIeet, Car,on, New. jyl5 III
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
Monday. Iifh of August. 1871,

1t the hour Of Il Otlosk m. of s.iI day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together. with
cost Of advertising and expenses f sale,
c. LANARBE, Secretary.
Carson. July IA, ISL.
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Public Library of Kentucky

The Concert and Distribution will take place
und-r the imnleiitte supervision of the T.us;ees
named in The Act Of Incorporation.
F~tSrEES-1hos +. Br 'm'ette. late Governor
# Ky; Henry Watterson. Editor Courier Jourral;
W. y. I~aldeman. President CpurIrr-J urnai Co :
Ben Ca>scday. If the Daily Commercial: Genrgc 2
Doeru. Proprietor AnzeiC-r: II. NJ. NCCartv. of
the Daily Ledger; ! : c in, Clerk jefferson c urt
Of Common Pleas: NJ " Gu Ky, Author Political
TeNt Pc *: Z. 7. purrert, of TIE LOU VIle Bar.
SUPERVIS RS of Il DRAWING --Hon Il.
! Sites. Judge jefferson Court Of {, ninIon Pleas;
II n. I. Il. Cochran. Chancellor Louisville Guam
Gerry Court; Non II W Bruce, Judge jefferson
Circuit Court; lion. JIG. Baxter. Mayor If Louis
vile: Hon b. i. ehh, Senator oi kentucky;
Col G. Z Wharton. L.. 5. District Attorney Ninth
JGd cial District: Gen. J. 7. Boyle. President y.
IL. & E Il K: DIR. T. 5. Bill. Pref Med. Unive--
Siry. louisville JilSon =. johnson. Proprietor
Gait House: lion J Proctor Knott. late Member
Congress: Andrew Graham, T5brcco and Cotton
Broker.
The holders Of tickets to which gifts are awarded
will b. paid on presentation as the office in Louis
vile XIV. Tickets Will be for sale al the Office in
Louisville on the
1St of July. ISL.
4 liberal discount viii b allowed when 100.
500. or loco tickets are purchased in a lot. An
accompanied by remittince> will he prompt
Iy attended To- ani the tickets returned by mail,
ed, or by sNpress. As ordered.
The undersigned. late pr ncipal Business Mana
ger Of the very successful VI rcantile Library Gift
# san Francisco. having been appointed
A-eut Of the above enterprise has to say that
everything will be done 10 make this an entire
and buyers f tickets " i'll find their in-
terests a well guarded A. if they were personally
present and superintendent the entire affair.
CHARLES X PETEkS
Gait House, Louisville, Kentucky.
NJ. n. French. Agent.
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$50. 600 Tickets at So Each.

LAST CHANCE Tho time draws near. Secure
your tickets in the Grand Legal Gift Festival in
aid Of a Public Library at Omaha before you have
to pay a large premium. 1t is a grand success.
Everybody is confident It IS conducted on the
square"
JOHN ID. IL ERSEE. Agent.
je2lm Orm>hy II,u~e. Carson City.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
IrONTREAL GOLD ANDsILvER

WI MINING COMPANY. Location Il Ir1p-
erty, Rose Canyon. 0rn~by county. Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account of levied
on the 18th day Il June, 1871. and the 18th
day of July, ISL. the -evertl amounts 1T opposite
fJllows:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
BILLIARDS!
Messrs. PHELAN & COLLENDER

THE TABLES are 0f the latest stvIes and siZc
recently adopted in the Eastern States; are manu-
factured in the best possible manner. and fur
nishei with rHELANiS Attest IMPROVED
CUSHIONS.
The new composition Billiard Ball made by the
Uyatt Manufacturing co OF Albany y. Y. the
best substitute FIR ivory vet discovered. For sale
only by US. Price ST. per sci.
All goods sold will be oftl { best quality. and the
rrfccs fully as low as any other house in the bust
ucsS.
Parties visiting the city are invited to visit our
wareroums and inspect our stock.
GE h PIELAN, oil MARKET St.
n. Z. The public. are notified that no other
arties on the Pacific coast have the right 10 sell
pheIan'. Cushions. oClS-3m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
BOOKS and STATIONERY.

THE REASONS FOR BUYING BOOKS AMI
STATIONERY from Us, r.ther than going to
New Fork, are
tIRST-We MANUFACTURE very largely o1
goods exactly sritrd 10 your wants, and which
you cannot obtain elsewhere.
SECoND-We U and SELL, importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers. upon sucl
terms as make it to your interest to come to Us
rather than 20 TO New York.
Your orders are resr ~ectfully solicited, ~satistac
ton guaranteed. Very respectfully,
A. l.. BANCROFT & CO..
fel1-2m san FRANCISCO, CAL.
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No M.


And in acco-daace viii law and an order Of the
Board Of Trustees. made on the 18th day OF
july, ISL. s, mary shares Of each parcel OF
said stock as may be- nece stry will hr sOitby pub
lie auction. at the ofice Of the company, On Carson
-tr.nt iNnrSn- Cir NHNl1la ON
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

BY authority of a special Act Of the Legislature
Of Kentucky, March ID, ISL
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

After paying the expenses Of the enterprise and
making the distribution Of the gifts. the balance
of the procevd, arising from the sale of tickets
will he appropriated TO the establishment Of II
rREE LIBRARY in Louisville, To be called the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-03-04

Count Bismarck recently said to a German Re-
publican who was preaching the necessity of a
German Republic sooner or later: " My dear sir,
I am a Republican, but the time is not come
vet.' +"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-03-04

AUSFR LIAN RAFERS
Aastralasiau (weekly). = 10 90 Melbourne Iflus'tsd NeEs. 10 90
Town & Country Journal. 10 90 Weekly Sydney Herald. 8 90
DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO MUSIC
Hitelicock's Magazine. 90 Peters Musical Monthly. 400
bgp Any Periodicals, not m this list, viii be ordered At any
time and supplied Al cost and charges aas ~
us 20 Address .;pai III. NJ. 4
:, jaS II. t 7.ilf 3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-03-04
WRITING INKS aa
On Hand and Tor Sale:
MAYNARD s NoYEs BEST BLACK INK

w quarts. pints and cones XXI
9 Iay best Black Ink. quarts, pints and cones f-
Copying Ink. quarts and pints.
aesns ss' best Copylng Ink, quarts and pints.
Lax dos Coping Ink quarts and Pints- -
slnlaz LIN quar- and pinta, received di
ArnohNs Copying k.al1. 1873
bHvias hass blue Ink, IN oen~s;
"a 8 hest Uarnine fnR. "a sfAss sanass
t1tethteiuk, f. csskihe liner.
Aoa 0fa he Bssf az Wrsfag f4k ~ sale
~ H-A FfftfAET
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-03-04

The early days of Wyoming Territory are well
illustrated in this story In the bar-room of a
way-side tavern, where the stage stopped to
change horses, and where teamsters tarried to
drink, a few rough customers sat one afternoon
beside the stove. ID Enter a mountain %rufian, We
nomously drunk, who fetched out his revolver and
commenced practicing with it at various objects
behind the bar and on the walls. While this was
going on, the cries of an ox-teamster to his APP
preaching cattle were beard, and soon the driver
appeared within the door. Stalking up to the
bar he called for a glass of liquor: but, as he
raised it to his dirty lips, the tumbler was shat
tered by a well-aimed shot from the practicing
mans revolver. Without a word the bull-whacker
put his hand behind bis back, produced his pistol,
leveling it at the ~ruf6an's head, and remarked, as
the body dropped to the floor THAT Internal
scoundrel would have hurt somebody pretty soon"
He then filed another glass and drank the con-
tents, strobe out as deliberately as he had come
in. and with a (" Woa. haw, there 20 started his
oxen up the road.