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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-05

HUsTINGs CoURT.-Thc only criminal
case on the Hastings court docket, that of
the Commonwealth VS.. John L. Greene,
indicted for felony, has been postponed un-
til the September term, and the court will
probably adjourn tomorrow morning.
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUM CoMING.-As will
be seen by announcement in another
column, Prof. Gunnelle, the wonderful
spiritual medium, will appear at Virginia
Hall on Monday next. Ill.,.
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CENTENARY CHURCH FEAsT.-Go
to the feast of ice-cream and fruit at the
Centenary Church tonight, for the benefit
Of the Sunday School. This friday is
the closing night. ri s
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A Railroad Accident in iowa-Seycral KilIet
III and Wounded.

Cedar Rapids, July ga railroad acei-
dent occurred on the Chicago and North
western railroad yesterday afternoon, one
mile east of Belle Plain. A freight-train
ran into construction train, and telescoped
the caboose of the latter train, killing one
man almost instantly, and MORALLY wound
ing six others. Four of the wounded have
since died, and the other two cannot live.
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TRAIN.-George Francis Train, it will
be remembered, has an appointment to
lecture at the Richmond Theatre, to-mor-
row Saturday night. Mr., Train is Pres
idential aspirant--which are quite numer-
GUS this year-and respectful attention, at
least, is due to one who reaches SO high.
He scorns all intermediate conventionali-
ties, and appeals directly to the people.
He belongs tono party, sect, or creed, but
that of a continental brotherhood, in love
with reform. His platform consists of
three planks, namely: /. Beat Grant !;
2. Beat Grant; 3. Beat Grant. We feel
safe in promising G.. F. L. large audience.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE Pc
tersburg Indea of yesterday has the following
concerning one of our citizens: 1--WE learn
that there is movement on foot to call the
Rev. DIR. w. Berg, of Richmond, to the
charge of the Jewish Synagogue in this
city. Rev. Alex. Gross, we learn, propo-
ses to retire from the ministry to engage in
mercantile pursuits. Rev. DR.. Berg preach
ed in the city on Sunday last, and his dis
course made profound and most fayora-
BILE impression. He is, we LEAN, divine
of great learning and ability, and will be
a valuable accession to the church in this
city,
Judge White, of the police court, pre-
sided over that tribunal to-day, having par
TALLY recovered from his late indispostioa.
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ssGoINGn FOR GREELEY They have
adopted novel method in Petersburg to
induce Grant men to Ego" for Greeley.
The plan was tried on Mr.. Godfrey May
the other day. A call for a Greeley ratif-
cation meeting was clandestinely pinned to
Mr.. Mays coat, and Mr.. May, on discovery,
went for Greeley with vengeance.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER to-day at
G. +. Johnston's Music and News Depot,
No. 9lS Main street:
G A. M. II M. 3P. NJ.
II. SO, o.,
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STEvEssBURG, Culpeper County, Va.
Several of my neighbors have the Wilcox &
Gibbs machine, and it is much more suitable for
family sewing than the double-thread, which
have. I would like to exchange.
.... r. K WILLIS
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN Up-In my oat-field on July SgsxxE
L LIST, TWO HORNED COWS, one large I'll.
dun-colored, with white spots on head and body ;
and one light red, with white belly, back and
head The owners will come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
.., :. - F.. A. SCHULTZ,
iy 2-3t* near Haryie
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EnnO Agents wanted to sell the beauti-
CDJU full PHOTOGRAPH MARRIAGE
AND PHOTOGRAPH FAM
lily RECORDS. For terms, send stamp to
ORDER BRO, Publishers, York, Pa
ivo
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MIDSUMMER PIC-NIC.-The inmates of
st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum will have a
picnic on the 10th of August.
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NEW YORK.

How the Fourth was Observed i'm New York.
Neao York, July 4.-Ihe heat continued
excessive to-day, the thermometer at noon
recording 81 degrees. The day was Off
cially observed by parade at 8 O'Clock
this me rning. About five thousand mi
litia were in line. The display, which
was very fine, terminated at II A. NJ. APP
propriate exercises were held at Tammany
Hall, where Hon. James Brooks delivered
an grafton.
Popular demonstrations usual on the
Fourth have diminished remarkably in fer
vor and enthusiasm. The streets were va
cant to-day-cverybody out of town.
There was little noise, and the city bore a
Sunday aspect.
Fatal Railroad Coliision-Three Persons
Killed and Many Wounded.
NeU York, July 5.-Yesterday evening
two trains on the South Side railroad, Long
Island, collided between Fresh Pond and
Bushwick stations. One train had stopped
to avoid running into the other. A "teles-
coping" Of engines took place, killing three
persons and injuring many others. At the
time of the collision passengers were jump
ing from the cars and scenes of excitement.
The injured were for long time without
water or medical attention.
Fires-Fatal Effects of Hot Weather.
Neao York, July 5.-There were about
thirty-fve fires yesterday, but none of them
were very serious.
Twenty-four persons died from the CT
fects of heat. Ninety-seven cases of sun
stroke were reported, forty of which proved
fatal.
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SOMETHING ABOUT DRINKING IN
WARM Notwithstanding is habit.
Some people drink little, not because their
constitutions require less than others it is
their habit. These people never perspire
so much as those who drink more. The
more that is drunk, the more water passes
away, or the system would suffer. As it
is, the strain affects it, The skin, the kid
neys, bowels, lungs, are all drawn upon.
The result is, as may be expected, ex-
haustion. For this reason the man who
drinks much water, particularly during the
summer and in the hottest weather, is less
able to endure fatigue. The water is of
no benefit to him-that is, the excess. 1t
must pass away, and this requires an effort
of the system, which is the sweating pro-
cess. sss
1t is a bad habit to drink water so much;
a false thirst is created. We should drink
only what is needed. The habit of drinking
more will soon be overcome, and the per-
son will feel much stronger and more capa-
bic of bearing fatigue. In winter, little
fluid is needed beyond what our food fur
nishes in summer, some more, but not
much.
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EXCURSIONS.

JSyCURSION TRAIN TO STANTON
IL AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS,
EVERY SATURDAY, AT 4;43 p. NJ,
AT REDUCED RATE.
Tickets good to return by either train Monday.
Rare chance to enjoy the Blue Ridge emery.
1854 5a.4 ar ta 3aha A. H. PERRY
sass 10 27--Th&F3m General Superintendent.
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hiCHAohD, 1ofZ- }
Proposals will be received by the undersigned,
ut his office, in the Capitol, until WEDNES-
DAY, July 10, 1872, 70 O'Clock meridian, for the
reprinting and binding of five hundred copies
each of With and IXth Leighs Report, con-
tanning about eight hundred pages each, the
work to be done in the same style as Grattan's
Reports, and to be completed and delivered
within four months from the signing of contract
The proposals for printing must be by the
thousand ems and by the token for press work,
and the proposals for binding must be by the
yolumes
The work will be awarded 10 the lowest re-
sponsible bidders, who will be required to enter
into bond with security to be approved by the
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Paper for the job will be furnished by the I'M
dersigned, and payment made on completion of
the work and its acceptance by the Secretary of
the Commonwealth
Copies of the books 10 be reprinted can be
seen by calling at the office of the undersigned.
~trf55 r. F. WALKER,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
lie 2l-2aWtJul0
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ND Leave your orders for all kinds o
seasoned wood at Ninth and Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ABSENTEES.

s.rs.. ABSENTEES. ...y. -...
Persons leaving the city for the summer
months can have the STATE JOURNAL
regularly mailed to their address.
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The managers of this popular establishment
encouraged by the patronage with which their
efforts have hitherto been met, and with the
view of presenting to the public an
EXHIBITION OF SURPRISING
rs5 EXCELLENCE,
Have, during the past winter. selected from the
various cities of England, France, and America
THE MOST TALENTED ARTISTS IN THE
PROFESSION,
Including the most Beautiful Lady Riders, the
most Daring Lady Gymnasts, the most Re
nowned Equestrians, the most Skillful Trapez-
lists, the most surprising Acrobats, the most
Powerful Athletes, the most Accomplished Jes-
tiers, the most Elegantly Trained Horses added
to which they have secured the
RAREsT MASTERS IN ART
AND MOST TASTEFUL DECORATORS,
to give effect TO this Great Concentration of
THE HIGHEST ORDER OF ARENIC TAIL
ENT KNOWN TO THE WORLD
Recently engaged, the @ l. Z b r A E D
ZITELLA TROUPE of Female Gymnasts,
Acrobats Athletes and Contortionists.
An exclusive speciality without extra charge,
A MONSTER KAFFIR LIoNESS AND
'tatfs& FAMILY OF CUBS.
IRoF ATwooD'S CoRNET BANr,
finest ever attached to a Travelling Exhibition.
Remember we make no gauly. tins eled street
dis olay, but give the Show inside the canvass
with a positive guarantee of the best Circus
performance in America. IE
Doors open ut IL and tx z. M. Performances
commence at 2 and SIP. M r.EtEf{s
Admission only SO cents. Children under 10
years, 20 cents. Jy 5-5t
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1T bUiDTUN, NItUHleHpurs OUuity, ' u
/ send you my Wheeler & Wilson, which is in
perfect order and handsomely gotten up, to ex-
change for a Wilcox & Gibbs machine. l shall
trust to your liberaty to do the best you can
for me. want Il good machine, but do not care
for looks. WIN. III. JONES, M d.
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DOOkS! BOOKS! BOOKS We have a
ID large quantity of first-rate SCHOOL
BOOKS and SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS al
HALF-PRICE. Also Theological Books and
general Literature, secondhand and cheap
BIBLES, large and small.
Agents wanted. Send for particulars.
N. TIBBALS & SON,
rs- ....t 81 Park Row. New York.
my 2S-DSSW6w 4T d..
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New York Markets.

NsD York, July 5.--Flour, dull, and declining.
wheat quiet and heavy. Corn in buyers favor.
Pork, quiet, SlS.25. Lard dull, 9k@9 lie.
Fr'ts quiet.
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VIRGINIA HALL.

STARTLING WONDERS AND
..H-s MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS.
, n t COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY STU.
PRoF. iGUNNELLE, THE GREATEST
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM IN THE WORLD.
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS OUTDONE
While Prof, Gunnee is securely tied by any
person present. the most profound and startling
wonders will be produced,
ALI. IN FULL VIEW OF THE AUDIENCE !!
Doors open at7sa; performance commence at
81. Admissinn 90 cents jy DIT
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nUTTERICK's PATTERNS. Ha 81
ID Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE
Office S23 Main street.
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WATER WHEELS.


- FT,HE RECORDS or 80
* TESTS at Lowell,
CI1 Mass, proves N. +. BURN s4$fe
- HAMS NEW TURBINE La
- superior to all others. 1t ~<zEASSr~
- gave higher per centage
g than any other wheel of SeS$
y common finish. Pamphlet ann NTlm7 FT1N ID
- and Price List, by N. F. SSsssa lll
- BURNHAM, York, Pa.,@ @ &aHMhHNDgF
TREDEaAR Co, JOSEPH HALL Co, VIM E.
TANNER & Co.. and Il. A. DAYTON Richmond,
Va, and A. H. PERRY, Manchester, Va, agents.
re Wheels in operation in Richmond, Va, at
Tredegar Cos Works, Richmond Paper Manu-
featuring Co., and j. J. Montague's Planning
Mill. je S-Deod& W6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

QUEEN CITY CIRCUS -
~ 4a.-4.... ..... AND
. ANIMAL SHOWt
. The largest, most moral, refined, talented and
comprehensive organization ever known, will
POSITIVELY EXHIBIT AT RICHMOND
e THREE DAYS ONLY,
ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL ON
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,,
~ July srH, 9rH AND l0Tu.
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On sale PLANTATIONS FARMS, SUBrR-
BAN and CITY RESIDENCES, AID TOWN
LOTS. Several F1RST-CLASS ESTATES on
James river, and others in different sections of
the State Prices low and terms accommo-
dating. W. b. ROBINS,
nv cd, sw&wSm TIA Main street
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STOCKS, very strong. Gold quiet, $llsas
Money easy at per cent Exchange, long 92s
short, JON. Covenants, strong and steady
State bonds quiet
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OFFICE OF GBN'L TICKET AND FREIaHT AaRsT
RICHMOND, June Goth, 1879
CPEC1AL NOTICE-On and after Satur-
NOTATION TRAIN will run between Rich
mond and Burkeyille,
Leaving Richmond every SATURDAY at $50
p. NJ, y hl siss-a a.a uasf
Arriving ut curkeyi,,e at $40 I'M.
kETURNING.
Leave Burkeyile on MONDAY at 5:35 A. M.
Arriving at Richmond at 1865 A. M
40 THIS TRAIN WILL SrOP AT ALL
WAY STATIONS
- JOHN r. MACMURDO,
General Ticket and Freight Agent
t. M: r. TAbooTT, Engineer and Sup't.
je 25--tf f.r
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TERMS.

DAILY-$6 per year; six months, Isl three
months, s1.50; month, so cents.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per year; six months,
1875; three months, rs cents. HE
WEEKLY-$1. so per year /; six months, 70 cents
say WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
r Clubs at ertremeiy ioW rates.
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evening State aulsrnaL

PUBLISHED.
DAILY, SEEII-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
No. 9i2h Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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DUY YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID H4stF at w. J. ANDERSONS,
Il p EtrH hH 925 Main and 205 Broad street.
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aas-sewlns Machias Certificates Will
cox & Gibbs sewing machine, which is u Virginia
institution by virtue of invention and patent,
is rapidly taking the place of all the double
thread machines, where its superiority over
them is known The following certificates are
taken from hundreds of others that have been
cheerfully given in this Sts tie
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FTsHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATI0N.-RAF-
e i FILE for the Benefit of the Widows aud Or
phans of the Southern States. $50 gGt
DISTRIBUTION No. 4l6, EVENING. July 5.
SEQ "a 20 Al 5s SO 4 40 AZ II 90 10 ~
DlsrRIBUrIoS No. Az MORNING, July
is So Al 81 90 28 A Is % 80 81 80 40 v ! :.
Witness my hand, at Richmond Va, this 9th.
day of July, 1879 ts- ass Eslt :
SIMMONS 4 CO., @. q. TOMPSINS
Managers. Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pur.
chased from Captain w. /, DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. Twelfth street. three doors
from Main = II ~ 80
DUTTERICE's PATTERNS.
ID Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Ofice.S23 Main street
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING
II DINnING r

as DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING
RICHMOND, June 10, 1872. 5
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AUCTION SALES.

JOHN r. CIIAMBLISS, assignee, will sell at
Hicksford, Greensville county, August 9th,
valuable real estate.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-24
WONDERS OF THE HUMAN EAR.

"You would play upon me-you would
seem to know my stops-you would sound
me from my lowest note to the top of my
compass" When Shakespeare put these
words into the mouth of Hamlet, did the
poet know that he was stating an ana
tomical fact-that the auditory apparatus
of man is an instrument of exquisite mu-
steal complexity, compared to which the
finest harp of Erard seems but clumsy
failure? For some time past it has been
known that the human ear con tanned q
series of minute bodies, called the rods
of Corti,' from the name of their discoy-
err but DR.. Pritchard, in paper lately
read before the Royal Society, has cast a
new light on these curious appendages,
and given us fresh reasons to admire the
wonderful arrangements of life. When a
sound is communicated by air waves to
the ear, first the auricle catches it up and
transmits it to the drum, which passes it
by harmonious vibration through the
middle to the internal portion of the or
gan. Here it is appreciated as merely O.
sound, its direction and volume being al
so recorded; but to distinguish the note
of the sound, it is passed into the cochlea,
spiral canal from the axis of which pro-
ceeds a tiny plate of bone this in turn
gives out two membranes, and between
these lie the ''rods of Corti." Looked at
from above, they resemble double row
of piano forte hammers but the out rods
as they wind up the spiral axis increase
in length more rapidly than the inner,
whereas the latter augment in number,
SO that near the apex the outer rods are
twice as long as the inner, while to $500
outer rods it is computed that there are
! 200 inner ones. Under this delicate and
perfect sounding board are clustered
nerves and nerve cells, which serve to
bear the impression of any vibrating rod
or rods to the brain. and with so vast q
key board it is plain that not merely
semi tones, but tenths and even fft1eths
of tones must be recognized by the con-
summate recording apparatus. 1t is upon
the lomaina spiraZis, then, or tiny plate of
bone before mentioned, that the sound is
thrown in order to decide its note, and
however fine or faint, that sound discov-
ers some one of the perfectly attuned rods
which leap into vibration in concert wi h
the impulse, and send melodic or har-
monte telegram to the sensorium.
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Stewards LAST WORDS.

"Love one another" were the last words
of the dying statesman of Auburn. The
members of his family and the servants OF
his household were gathered around his
death-bed, to hear the last words of their dy-
ing friend and protector. Love one anoth
err he whispered, and then fell asleep, and
awoke no more.
Stewards whole life was a grand illustra
ton OF "man's humanity to man" He loved
the human race, and devoted his best talents
and energies to the lifting up of the lowly, to
tie freeing of the enslaved, to the protection
OF the oppressed, to the advancement of the
best interests of his nation and mankind. In
death as in life, his great soul taught the
divine lesson of forbearance, mercy and
charity which the Divine Master himself Ia
bored to impress upon Hislfollowers Love
ore another"
II is the lesson of peace and goodwill Il
is the sweet burden of the songs of the an
gels in heaven. 1t is the principle of true
brotherhood and a true life. The whole
world would be the happier by its universal
observance. BY it families would be more
perfect in unity; man dealing with his fellow
man would be nobler End better; nations in
their intercourse with nations would be
glorified by it rulers in their relations with
their subjects Id be greater and more
powerful by it; universal mankind would be
come nobler in spirit and achievement by vir-
! tue of it.
Let the world, holding its listening ear to
the lips of the great apostle of Freedom, HUI
mainly and Republicanism, heed his last, ell
oquent, god-like words, and learn the grand
est lesson of human wisdom, divinely inspir
ed "Love one another"
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Governor Curtin, in his Philadelnhia


Governor Curtin, IN his Philadelphia
speech, told the blowing good story:
An ola negro met younger one, who
was rather suspiciously attired in a pair
of striped ticking pantaloons, and carry
ing lean looking carpet bag, as if an
elephant had trampeled on it. After the
usual salutations, the old negro said.
"Whar have you been p "sDown here"
"Down whar 2" Down here" "Whot
have you been doing?" 81 have been
a-boarding." Said the old negro, dat
woa't do, darkey you got Jail clothes or /"
"Well, well, l have beensin jail" "What
you been in Jail for? ?" why, borrow
ing" "What did you borrow?" Il bor>
rowed g." "Who did you borrow if
from ?" Il borrowed it from man y
After hesitating some time, the old ne
gro said: Look here, Aigger, dere gis
something wrong about dis; dey don't
put niggers in jail for borrowing; wasn't
dere something wrong?" "Well," said
the other, 81 had to knock him down
four or five times fore he would lend mo
de money"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-24

DR.. u. c. AVER q; CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, U. s. Il.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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THE CH1LDREN's CORNER.
ZULU FABLE

'Long ago a great monarch ruleo Tue
world, and sent for all the animals 10 com
and receive their tails.
s.Tbe little rock rabbit was too idle to go
himself and, seeing monkey pass by, said
to him:
$50 monkey when you go to get your
tail. will YOU ask for mine also? Then, as
YOU pass here, on your way home, will take
It from you, and save myself the Journey
"The monkey agreed to help his friend.
and started off. When he reached the great
king, he asked for his own tail, and related
the request of the rabbit,
'Both were given b i'm but he Joined the
rabbits to his own, and depart ed by differ
emit route to his home, saying:
"'If that rabbit is too ley to go for what
he wants, 1 shall not encourage his idieness'
nor go out of my course tor him.
"This, the Zulus say, is the reason the
monkey has such'a long tail, and the rabbit
scarcely any at ALL"
Isuppose this fable is meant to show that
when we are too lazy to exert ourselves, 9TH
ers obtain the prizes we desired; isn't that 1t,
Captain?
''Yes, l think So"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-24

A plumber had an Irish boy in his en-
ploy and one day having occasion for a
piece of zlnc, ordered him to get ooe
twelve inches square. Yes" said Pat,
twelve inches square, but how long ?"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-24

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11~- Elastic Lock Stitch - Every second stitch
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