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Middletown transcript., 1872-03-30
The Gyps;es.

A great congress Of that curious pso.
pie known as Gypsies is nov in session
near Siat,gardt, in Wurtemberg. At this
place four hundred representatives Of this
nonnadic race are assembled under the d.
rcc,ion Of their king, Joseph Rcinhardt.
a man eighty years Of age. and genuine
Gypsy in appearance. Although romance
and the drama have made these people
familiar to us, the known facts connected
with their history do not carry Us back
farther than = period four centuries ago.
Their irst appearance is noted as having
occurred on the Elbe. when q band Of
three hundred, under their loader. Mich
ael, Duke Of Egypt. MS be called himself.
appeared among tho people Of tho Hesse
towns. bringing with them letter Of re-
commcndalion from the Emperor Sigis-
mund. which was subsequently found to
be forgery. They ipld the people that
they were doomed 10 wander abroad upon
the face Of tho earth as q punishment for
their apos,acy from Christianity to pagan.
ism. They were kindly treated by the
crcdulous villagers. but. truc TO their hab.
its, they stole everything portable upon
which they could lay their hands. and
their adventure cndcd with the hanging
Of the majority Of their number by tho in
censcd people, and the fiigh, Of tho rest.
We next hear Of them II Saxony. Bohc-
min. Bavaria. Switzerland. France. and
Spain. with leaders who bore such titles
rs King Of Gslilcs. Emperor Of Tuuis,
aud Duke Of Egypt. Their knavishncss
aud thchs brought upon them pcrsccn.
tions, hangings. aud burnings At the stake
in all countries. But. Notwithstanding
these dccimatioGs Of their numbers, they
increased wonderfully. and il is only
since about hundred years pgo. when
the cruel laws against them were repealed.
that 10 fnd them gradually diminishing
in number. Where there were thousands
Of these strange people two or thrcc hun.
dred years ago. there are now only hun
drcls. and il would seem that under the
bligh,ing 10 them influence Of advan-
cling civilization. the Gitnnas. as the Span
iards say the bohcmiennes. as the French
call them. and tho GYPSY, as the English
have IL. are passing away from the face Of
the earth. leaving behind them IN truth
really nothing more than tho shadow Of a
name.
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6la and 3umsr.
The Deacon spd nis N.

A short dislsnes ftum ths ljse vhjsh
divides Massachusetts, asd Nev Hemp-
Shire. lives pioss old dsseou, w etesse
the Lord and dstssts lsyisy. Ths dsseys
owns ram, savage fellow. slWsys rseay
for 6shs. and this bslligsrent spirit tke
old gcatleman's two sons took sdvnutass
of.
The dcacon's farm has : strean of "a.
ter running through Il, "a the bank ol
which there is roek. extending close "a
the wskcr for soms diataace. and about lea
feet above Il. and which cannot BE- seen
from The house.
The boys were in The habit Of drivina
their fathers sheep to this spot. and thcl
vcxing the old ram until he would pitch
At them. with NIL his might, when they
would drop fat down and let tho ram Il
headlopg over them. from tho top Of TIC
rock. into the deep water below.
This was rare sport for tho boys, bul
one day the deacon caught them in the
very act Of giving old "Thumper" bath
and dealt with them AZ he felt in du,y
bound to do for such wicked mindcducss
SoWc WcuUeIWurus, tue deacon cnaOccu
to 60 70 the aforesaid rock aud seeing ths
sheep feeding near il, he felt strong in.
'clinasipn to see his ram make another
plunge into the water.
Afttr looking about to make sure that
no one was in sight to witness his folly
he GRO hchcd down on the edge Of the rock
and made show Of fight against old
Thu mpcr," who accepted the challenge
and charged With all bis force 20 randi,
that the deacon. being rather slow. fail
ing TO drop in time, went over the rock
headlo opg into tho water along with him.
Her was fix for deacon to be caugh,
in. sure enough; and to add to his morti.
fcatiop. by the time he and his ram 60,
out Of tho watcr. the boys we're standing
on the rock above him, laughing bolster.
ously.
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sgsi.s.
Ths Tine hattI Iall ~ maasls by
Ofvind aad ralp asA icy eAlli,
Ard 6ons sieh suhsoldssy
on fssnilshi pesssd ea laks ~ hiil.
No beast Or bird II ssrth q ~,
whcss volcs dsss sos with glAdssas thsf1l
ror Tlms hash laid biz naatis ~
or wind and raln asd icy eAlli.
River Aad tosntais. brook and iili,
bsraAgled Ger with livery ~
" siiyer droPlrts, wlsd thsis wa5.
All d thelr new apparel vie,
For Time hath issa hIs asaasis -.
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A = vhcancy having occurred in certain
churcl BY rcnson Of the resignation Of the
organist. the trustees advertised for can
didate for organis,. music teacher. etc
Among the numerous replies to the advcr-
tisement was the following peculiar sn.
noanceincnt: Gentlemen: l notice your
advertisement for organist aud music teach.
or. either lady or gentleman. Having
been both for some years. offer you my
services
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A soldier who was an incvcteratc joker
and ppnsicr. having had his noae, lef.
check and portion Of his chin carried
away Ny shot. Was asked by some Of his
comrades II they could do anything for
him. :" Boys" said he, speaking as we'll
as be could In his manglcd condition. Il
should like a drink Of wntcr mighty we'll.
IL | only had the face TO ask for i..h
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4 new article Of ladies' wear is sn Al.
exis polanaise. tho waist Of which, has .
steel trap concealed BY masked nanicr.
When young gentleman, who il regard.
ed as good catch or otherwise. places
his arm around tho woman's waist. be
hears "click." and 6nds bis arm caught
A big brother aud lamp enter. and il il
neck or nothing with the victim.
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The English Soldier.

II soldier Of the English ssav 4 -
sent from his company Tor teeSan, go
consecutive days he Ia considcrsd 4
serter. and Is tried aud punished go i
ingly. The court-martial thak tsiso ~
soldier for this grave offence, II shev l11
him guilty. sentence him 10 tern e ln1
prisonmcnt for period not excssilae 1&
hundred and eighty -four days. eod &
10 bo marked with the letter b (dssef1 =
This mark Is indclibly brsuded 81 ~ I
breast. In time of war, : doeee1np
caught. Is shot. For crimissl go
such as theft, or any disgraccfsl eae11
the soldier is tried by general Or dISl7|
court martial. which consists o. 6lS1
members, acld. d.ofhcc; and ! lsdoo1
vocs.c. n
II found guilty. hs 10 sspteseea 8 -
dcrgo term of imprisonms6t, dlemtr1f
the service With ignnaniny, saj 49,
with the letters u Z (bsd charsssss1.
soldier who receives this ssatase5 rs
all bis title 10 pay Or psnsion, fse11161
service medals and decorations. IS
ming out has been abolished u ~
ish army. II consisted Of ths 1s))sS ii
When soldier vas seaasseej( y ~
missed the service with ignenlop. ~ T
tire regiment paraded 10 to stnats
facing inward. Tho prisouss y r. q =
hesd Of tho line. where tho eaopt-
and finding is read aloud By 10 60
After which the dsum-mejor 49,
cut of bis faciugs and bsltoae, tksr
smallcst drumlner-boy 10 The seeln6if
. halter and places Il roand ~ SSl
neck. tho too ncxt smalleoe asStsS&
In behind him with their drums ~
up tho . Rosucs Msrsh." l1e + -
the entire line of ~ rceiusa( p
fashion. aud out of he 6asrsska.
the provost sergeant takee HIN y =
Corporal psnis6mens has ~ -
i.bsd. not enly 10 ~ ssuy. 81
The British navy. A nsrss6
oiicer Who y seslssssd " eoeij
to Be rsdoeed toIths seuks, -
cut of y sAs psssaass = ~ c
mcnt Il b ths dog - ~ T.
70 brand dssst1fn - - 6He1
The pssssucs r ths a1)sasnl -
the isginaai
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| ,sl'.

: nsur.
l| =: :: .:.!ss y. -.
I |; ]; :, . ~ ~ '''s
- : iss,:s lssi.1.
= - = is.s..y ~
se.sysss. es--
y esgA - tleak lfeasirs-
s'sss. sss !. ~ -. -.
!. - - Esvs salad,
= - = ~ lelaeesssa's he~s
II ~ 1 conNo uaa wifi teAss:
) II ~ - uG&o M snlut,Ow spsoad
~ dsslg hany
u ~ genss w. seasalns--
Il II tteet ean ~ and
ge1 60 ass hepplsr
- ~ - lsavee hsatsdf
UsS ~ ! lkleud--a comvAds dsar-
)44l1 80 ssloed sjsndf
te3 y1qs sssm n sweet coacosfss
At3sa1lA ulil esss ~ md.
*A0@eUn61 So rsFs--~s lhnst you will
Oil ~ Il ~ eakind,
~ ~ esss h Aapplsr
11Dn ~ - Dsavss tshind?
81 Wllle II =, sd 70 Il Il.
- Sllosim1, % thsls way,
T&C06b 9oak aad worn, inosc cheerful srs
HI ~ ~ gest who stay.
~ Wtra a lnst poof mas, snbdusd,
- down 10 death resigned,
T. ~ sslIl b. hnlIaer isr
3tna shass bs lswscs i.ehind!
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Tho inscription on an Ithaca, n. Y,
tombstone. composed and chisclled bv I
bercavcd hpshsud, ait~s landing to tho
skies the virtues Of the deceased wiic. con.
c'udcs vi.h tho startling assertion /; :. She
10 in Heaven" then, in parcnthesis. i
tho saving clause. Il hope"
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Ny son." said good mother to hcl
young hopeful, :. Did you wish your teach
er happy New Year r mo, ma'am, .
respona aed the boy. Well. why not p
;. Because" suid the youth, !, she ian,
happy unless she is whipping some Of y.
boys. ~ pd vas afraid II / wished her hsp-
pincss, she'd 60 for NO."
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ulno1s = ios6s6D -
49, ~ urrDe<o
itum ~ - =
l.eesleatieg - II Z
q fsmsulll1Gn. 1LxG
pasalivsl1 ~ lrr
vsss = + = o1o3 -
uodosroone ~ oGGu
u thls shanes paspso -
intaxieatine sIeneut
thoss days, ~ a6etu
isoArnss, ~ " ~ ~l
y u ~ olopksl1S 6GjoGi
sbls rssssa. dtsab benoD
sssliy . slassisoly plsv
time.
Alsohol 90 isssule1 ~ 7
. 1seosa3sse q uor =
esst lsdies ugsd \ ~
Wkieh 10 pailD tteue1( (scs = -
aPPsss ussfe toselienl. IklH1
Is Arab sss,s = alput, o6
~ Subsequently, arreee1 -
~ Dssisg ~ ~ -
Mary. % ~ ~ p6oool
nanssaetars u as1Uue erf0ll
iutempsssnes - ~ ~ M
such - sxtent tkoS ~ e6(
eating drisks PIT y slrne = =
Informing tho psepjs t6ss ~ \ 4
drunk for penny asd 14vt W
for bed 70 est sobeg -. q
10 the 10Th seataty. dia1l6
were introduced into ~ oounos}GS =
tiucntsl Europe. ssd n tbs Int. M
Dritish Coloniss. - Tho United od
then called.
The 6rst notice ~ have q ~ -
distilled liquors 10 common lleb ~ -
the laborers iu the hunsariau mIooo ~
l4th century. In 1851 Il ~ -
the English soldiers " : cordial. ~
cchol IN Europe was made 1t gsspea,
sold in Italy aud Spain ~ . medicjoo.
Genoesc afterwards msdc Il ftum r
snd sold il ss medicine In botslea -
the name Of . The Wstcr a. txjA.u
the 10th century. II bad ouly hean I
by the upothccarics ss . n,sdisims. 4
ing the reign Of Henry VII. bsas1y
unknown 10 Ireland. bat soon IL alsru1
effects induced the govcrnmcnt 70 -
law prohibiting its manufscturs.
About 40 years ago il became % Z
| Gle of co,un,nn drink cssscci-l1v aornS.<
the soldiers Of tho Enslish army, =
the notion that it prevented sickssse,
! made men fearless on tho Geld u hee
II now came to bc looked upon % : !
ereign speci6c. a grand panacca e.s
the ills that Hc.h il heir to. Snsh [
brief account of the iniroJuction oe a.
hol into soeiciy ~ . beverage. Ii N
~ since Is written In tho tears ana ]
guish. the poverty aud. vrstchsduoopv
death aud destruction Of eouutlsos ~
anis.
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Stlstt Storp.
THE CHALLENGE.
" lsn saAss.

~ lsn yaAeg.
!" I'm DO H." said ! merry voice. from
- midst u . group Of laughing girls 10
e... ycssg man wss eagerly talking
q m u H.
swin you. Misa Nelly r. be ssked.
|" ~ yes mast rwn,emb~r thnt shsll
esossSl mysslf somewhere, 20 a. 10 Wit
uoIslss psslbsmsucs -
= N, dess. | should NOT like that, "
Ssrlisd iks nsst speaker.
4 Whst is isY' inquired young girl,
- eatses9. Yuu seem 10 bc all in
! Sslsan e0aSlave mst--what ID Il all
Ghuasf I"
!. u. Sss, Mr.. willard offers ten dol-
~ 70 sny girl who viii gd into his broth.
- Aftbns's Office and kiss him"
~. bat must bc present to see the
~, oh0ud the young n,an.
!. III 10 Il said The new CONNER. toss.
~ task hsr golden eurls---" Ill do !,
-ltal ia--whst IL your brother like !
1an1s - ~ astsss With him r
= Why. hs's aulully afraid II the girls.
= eosy. asd won't 80 ncsr thc,n and
T. !. tsllevs - would faint as tho iles oi
:. tpa's kaow." said tho merry girl.
G1tls 16hinnslS !" think these dread
5Hlly ~ Fellows are sepe what unreliable.
t6ey dsvelop iu the most startling way
(eoeolaes. However. I'd do it--sl,st IL.
! ee1s1s IN interfering with prior claima. .
- st1se, loshiag sUuud laughing :. the
<1&ss 1lrls.
- N. ~" tbey snssercd, ws lravc
- ml1lssss ssshs Saeld. aud wish you
~ oaesseasy courage to csrry the
(&sooGh saeoss6(dlly."
: saia 0ss. !" whom shall Il BE-.
- | kaow that yos vill b dying
i1k h1calleaee. Miss Marvin. | appoint
tPfo ~ The teader csrewony
- ~ kn0v when Arthur II alone
~ 80, and then will s,auags tn
~ GSes)f - % 10 witness il sll and
1l) p31s mysslf Nth eaod supply
~ - n volatils. fos | issl very
i y h VII - seeded"
lGe3 v6sy iuetedulous. bat show.
&l6ps6lalea 9 withdraw Iron tbs
& 80 -. Asttus willard sat ID
1soQ)Y Wslllag. Hs Wa 6ne,
bell6W, n0t hauds0nsa, bat
] ~ IL Ge4s ~ tsudes - 70
S)1teo6k they cosld aash sosns.
GEco 1ks1f oense eas lrsitaasd Or
6& ~ ~ beolAes sola, Ne was
1pot \ ~ pssssess q lsdiss,
~ poasss ~ very quiss. -
EM - IA ~ q. 4.
= I14o btllllsnt ofnausnt. Yss, H.
oSola61 ssss mssllee la1les. ~
w 50noulie dssass n regard
~ 1locs J tright sysl, fivelesa
y9 - aslenlsasd. and pes-
11l6eps slslshsn. - ~
r, ~ elIsnlly re9Srds1
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A e@s.leu,u v.lti,s With . i,;..a u

A gtn.lsnsn vslkisg With frissd who
vas eztrsnely precise IN pronunciation.
tho latter. hearing person ueas hin ssv
rnrosity for curiosity, sxolalped, How
that fellow ssmrders lbs Bsalish lsaeusae!'
. Not % bad. said shs oehse. - ~ cslv
kaootsd an Isss.'
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WEAxIxo LAMss. The Canada farmer
gives tho following suggestions In regard
to wraning lambs: = When separated
from the owes, lambs should bc placed In
Geld ~ distant as possible from them,
70 ~ to be ont of reach Of their blcating,
and they will become contcntcd and thriv-
ing. Tho pasture 10 which tho lambs are
put ought to BE- somevhat better than that
70 which they hays bcen accqstqmed, yss
not luxnriant. and u svss and lsmbs can
BE- turned into Il together ibe ! week. and
then tsesn a~ay. Tho lsnhs yill not thss
frcs = snush % gogld hs the sess eers
they rsnsvsd q ! 1eid thss b sirssss ts
tken.
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4 eti5l - laesly sneohA tusetjae ~
! seA6 NJ ~ slre - 49, \ ~
le5a 80 h I iD ssue r a
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lsls - laat ~ - snas,lsa -
- "a ~ e1l1 ~ esf -
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A llttls wnlk - j -
= ! 2
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THE PATENT RooFINc TILE COMPANY OF,

The PATENT RooFING TILE COMPANY OF
NEW oRLEANs.-This company Is now in full operation
and is prepared to AL orders for the various articles
manufactured by It, Of which are msntionOd in
notice to DO found In aATefsising columns The
great superiority Of the TSs for repTsof roofing hAs
been folly established and the coat 10 much lower than
slate or metal The Eoos5 Of the following buildings
have just been coupleted: B. .Wepts sPlenalo iSor
story agricultural implement WarehoVso As BY Ro ieet
at No lIS Magazine street. Mt FsbTe TWO or'ok
dwellings, en- Napoean Avenue near CanStsnoe street
Tho hall hsIaiaa. 81 tho Catholic Church. % AePSeoH
Avenpe. oogaer of Casp. The extensive saw mh
buildings Of Mr.. Martin. on tho New Canal The New
Episcopal Church. corner Annnneiation and SECOND
s.reea besdea those Of various other public and prt
vNte buildinSs The FIRE bricks manufactured by thia
company are equal to the best EnElish The drain pipes
are from three to eighteen inchss in diameter the lat
being largely used in piantAona ~ ulVsrts instead
Of wooden bridges There is the greatest economy In
the proof cbimnes, which ean be erected
N few h6urs at one fourth the cost OF the coDnoU
brick fues and which being extensively adopted
throughout the country For further Inform alton ad
dress President or Secretary directed in tho ad
rertisement. -. 80
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LETTER FROM AUGUSTA. GA.
.AyeusTA, Ga, Sept. 2, ls7

.AyGUsrA, GA, Sept. q 1872 !
Editor Morning star and Catholic MssssD ger. = y.
Believing that q fev itemA OF Catholic
interest impaired to yon may not be amiss,
take pleasure in giving then. SUCH as
1'1 The Catholic population 10. thisT city.
about 1900, nnder the past6rage OF the
Verv Rev. Father Hamilton, Vicar General
of the diocese of Georgia., assisted by me
Rev. Fathers O'Hara aud sQninisn. .Ihc
vent, located here, are worthy of the faith
and nationality Of the late venerable pas
tor. WHO left them as o mouumens OF hls
zeal and of the liberaiity OF the people over
whom he presided. The parochiat resi-,
dence, lately erected svinees no ich
Congregation hold their present pastor. ~
ia said TO be one. of the foess. paroch.sl
residences inSthe ceantry..+- -, = Sc. ,
The congregation has many excettent
societies and ,-sodalisaes, Whish are foseereg
Organized, in 1850, tstahe Society of St.
Vincent de- Paul, which doee much good
1t is presided over by the Rev. pastor 81
ex-oficio, who is ably assisted by Mr: Wm
Mulherin. The neEt to note is 81. fatr1ck's
Sunday School. 6EganissS CT the $1,000, same Sss
sided over by ME-. James sMcGa eane
Miss Mary hurry, with "a efficient corps
OF teaohers:4 Besides the above, there e1is
the Sodalities of st. Aloysius ssHd tne fn
maculate Conception, which we're oEgauizet
during the stay Of your much beiovet
editor:in chief, Father Rsss1.s = s., s., :,
recently by the Very Rev, past0r for tn
benefit of the orphans, also exists, 90 shat Is
pastor and pupils Of Augusta have OH the
can desire. The only noticeable vent
the schools, which lack. sigOI fron faa1I
to recei0oe State support Bat Undei
stand, az regards the Catholic Schools
remedy 10 a06n TO be applied, az the Re-
paetot has made arrangements to comm
the male youth Of his charge to the Chri
Not wishing to -oaoae without noting
the pleasing .fnSsdentS< OF my visit, lat n
state one which took place two Weeke ago
the marpiage Of MisG Mary: furry. Il
female superintendent OF the Sdpd day Scho;
to Mr. P. j. O'Canuor, lnEeAOf the heroes
the Pope,s army, who illustrated the far
and fidelity of his race in the defence
the Holy See. d.
In my next I will give yen some mo
notes. Till then, / am yours, -a-e -
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M natter how: dull times may be In . busto
me- nont of tte, there are esrt.sS nsedS o. mas
rb,di, us.ss suppNed, hence brsk Is
e.rri.4 on BY tAOss whose duty 10 - al theae
This truth % sseupn4sd blythe neveI Strean
of ladies at On Times at the store Of aessfs
cooper & Co agents ior tbe sih ger Sewing Aschins
die. muat have ths ssDeef ID their hnassS for they
had, not psr weaIa ,heis hussaaas d1aHage 20 let
shose se shirts they pride thesel2ss on af how
ufd 4 be possible to keep the children tay
With Singer woman can now, WIN sase mate Al
sae clothes for afaInily ofSe or s< plenty
.;b,v he uads Of email sam oG from sss q
afsd for their 1nachinas raaee pride between test
two GUMS, than by parGhasibg e % thsss isSnpaf
AHA n,achipes Nhissin most other Investments tht
interest drsHn is oaly linlmonoy. shis
ipterestia the Aisps, hst only Of nodey SatA
hsalss; temper and e6nfeft orr "'B1hu 80" !. -
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. t;t new ORLEANS MARKETS lark s:
Far tbs wssR Haainsh Rridssy September g.

e.r 81 !i.s~F $500. a., nvv1ez
:, r.. 81. ss.atass A sSsst sssssaps ls7a
oorres-we the Ss tire & 9 r. ss ss i
RSsssa ns,ns sna - e Eee a
s:ssss' fssisa s:ss @ y; II.
s::: iss
as &
ss r. s!s;ss s
Jraced little $50 bales At price, sscrip.
s. $:
:;s !: 4 ;;E &
+ 4Ss :s az: e Z. assss:fs
,s asSS az no ssi!s. - ~, 10,
H. i sS|1 l4 ~ DT. yeo u
!s;s sss!s q
= Ids for mixed '''
oSss-Weq1otosassoa E.1r6sshen ~ -
sssS: sss s.s Big for prime
So :! =: J, 8 s,.
e; to soo aES to for
asss 1910 vs kegs at Ego
quote choice ega a Is 70 at
CHEasE- factory ID Quoted atl4A to i'''
faaaa At selling
inn a. "a TO 81 90 per doz according TO size.
81 i ; w. e. g.
3 y ss Il Z ss e.:
li5c in roils KeRtnsky hep Aaa max LA In rolls.
qqsat SI 60 Az hsG q per h.
Money Market. IN
: Cola liaR 10 1las. American half dollars '''
&s1aSHn dosES t,s 90 70 aa01 francs L733 70 4t
Do1iesaS oIoha6Go, I % per cent premium
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PprprsHyNf, REMINIsCKNCEs-l is OF nc
,se r. say that it is uhdigni6ed, or TINT 1t 10
nnworthy of an intellectual creature 70 sax
ahout the weather for it is matter which
,mes home to our business and bosoms, shols
;mnortant, inasmuch as it concerns our com
fort. our health, and the convenience WIN
| which we pursue many of the most lmpofeant
avocations of life. Itisn't strange, therefore
| tbat the eccentric meteorologies OF pafticuiAi
| veors should become traditional; ana II our
readefs should happen TO be baking or pefsRtt-
inc this morning, it. will not be unlnsesestA4S
to than to hear about the wonoefts4 a. ~
1916, of which correspondent OF enc oos;ES
Globe gives au account. There vas M.iu
January, Of course in that year, to begin W.,
90 thai fires for warmth were almost neediess =;
February was moderate y 50. was pase 9; q,
.fMarch; April, beginning warm, went out ~; pc
: thalf an inch thick fSsmed; aud it was nGS S
{ eary to replant the fields several times. ne'
81 eame, the most frigil June thai ever was vas
5 ! frost, ICES and snow were common aInos
: eyery green thing was killed; the iruiG "a
n nearly all destroyed there were Ten lncIss
suow in Vermont. and three1n the neagno4
mood of New York--a leafy Sune inoeen
Judy was frosty and icy there was zoe ma.
r. Inch thick ia Augusti the mllaess &eAsne.. !
a the season occurred during the hrst 1871 W.
a of Heptep,ber, then came MORE nee AM snT ~
II I frost and ice were FREQUENT In Octooori ~
- yemier was cold and binstering, ana, 70 eroT
" all December &as mild and eomtoI1aoi
l negotiations, it may be surmtsed naa ma
he time Of it, for it WAS almost nSerahy ye;
Of without q Summer" We trush that lnose "
m pnrsue this little account OF ~ Will nho
"Reminiscences NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --4s 4
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