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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
CIVIL RIGHTS.
CoI0rel Man IN Brooklyn
wants his Son Educated
with White Children.
The Judge will Probably Decide
with the Colored Man.
Colored Children in White Schools

Colored Children in White Schools
NEW York, Sept. In case Of
a colorcd man in Brooklyn who APP
piled fora mandamus to compel the
board of education to admit his son
to . school set apart FOR white school
children, Judge Gilbert, while rcscrv.
ing his decision, said that the system
of common school education was cs.
tablished for the public, and all per
sons had access to it. The board Of
seducatinn. had no power To cxelnelr,S
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
General News.

y bailbbnist named William Dugle,
jumped from u balloon into mill
pond and was drowned at Jackson,
-AIieAs Saturday.
+, Two stl.ouis editors fought duel
i'm Illinois on the Sd inst. They eS-
changed one shot and then concluded
10 quit. One of The parties was cdi-
Tor of-the Times and the other of the
Journal. The affair grew out Of JEFF.
Davis and his Wimebaso co. (Ill.)
fair invitation. The weapons were
Colts navy--distance twenty PAGES.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
Live .Stocl< Markets.
~ t,3IC,AGo ~
NORTHERN NEBRASKA.
Niohral;. rioncrr. Sept. Q

Nioblarl Pioneer, Sept. 9.
Mr. Cramcr, Of the law firm of Moody
d Crancr, Yankton, was in town last Mon
day buYing Mleal -his-Sanlcc- contract
The Niobrara steam ferry is quite full of
business for the size Of the town. Mr..
Davenport one of the owners Of the ferry,
is quite we'll satisfied with the future pros
poets.
Col. r. 7. Wood was in town yesterday
in company with MIR. Kemp, Of New Or
leans, who represents landed interests in
this county to tho amount Of about 5000
acres. He was taking look at his land
From Yankton 10 Niobrara tits 40 miles ;
from Niobmra to tho Black Hills it is 210
miles on well travelled road, and through
a settlement Of 60 miles, and no Indian
country to pass through. There is steam
ferry at Niobrara TO cross teams on tho Mis-
souri, river and fiat boat at the crossing
these advantages.
In aprivntc lcttcrto Mr.. Theodore Craw-
ford, of Paddock. Mr.. lsyland Parker, of
La Crosse, Wis.,. who has u farm in Holt
county, on the Little Platte, writes: I" ]
shall start to morrow (thc 26th ult. with q
team and some stock and come through by
luuu. SlIult UIllIS IJuLG vi lily lutIlliy Will
me to keep house. II things arc yet pros.
town paddock) site Hitis yctunimproycd,
and many good families will follow me
there"
The Cedar County Advocate says that
The chances for the land office remaining
at Dakota City are pretty good at present.
We have every reason TO believe that II
\ l,tn ,,, ,i, c.~~
next time the question comes up all will
baec an equal start" We don't know
where the Advocate gets its information
but we know where We get ours when we
Say that the notice for the opening Of the
land office at Niobrara is promised this
week. -
Last Thursday Eds. bushnell. who start.
ed out last April in company with Fayette
Place, by way OF Nobrara, taking our pony
Puss for . pack pony, returned direct
On Saturday Fayettc Place returned by way
Of TT. Randall. They returned by these
routes for the purpose Of asccrtaining which
one was the most feasible for future travel
and between the three they prefer the Mo
brara route. We saw gold from tho Blacl
Hills which was washed out by Ed. Bush
nell. 1t was scale gold, and OF q very ricl
color. Ed washed out Is cents from thu
first painful, and averaged 10 cents per pal
4 after that. He occupied most Of his tim
while in the Hills TO prospecting in variou
localities and lookingat the lay Of the coun
ttry.- Both spcufS the highest terms 9
its beauty, especially of the parks and pin
timber. They believe there is forum
for them in the timber Of itself. aud the ro
ports Of the country in general already Civ
en- are not exaggerated. When the Hill
are opened they will return to help develol
that wonderful country. The people q
| Springfield gave them reception and bal
! -last-A -Aleatar evening but business com
PEELED US TO torego the pleasure Of attend
1 inr ~ ~ W -
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
Returned Black H,llcrs.
Springfield Times.

Messrs. Bushnell and Place who
left this town some four months ago
for the Black Hills, returned last
week l.heybetA- bring glowing nc=
counts Of the country, and are satisfied
as to the mineral wealth Of the hills.
Bushnell brought home fine specimens
of placer gold, which he panned out
himself, and says the richness Of the
mines has not been exaggerated in
his opinion. Both boys located claims
in the hills and intend to occupy them
as soon as they are opened by treaty.
They had hard time. Of it to get in.
to the hills, and were compelled to
make a circuitous route and enter
them from the west side. While no
body was allowed to enter the hills
by the Missouri river. route, yet by
way of Cheyenne, Laramie and the
Northern Pacific route bothacitizens
and soldiers We'd with each other in
their zeal to assist miners into the
hills. Such unjust discrimination
against one route and in favor Of an
other, on the part Of army and govern
mcnt officials, is an outrage and dis.
grace which -oughtsnot to betolerated.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07

WnEAr-Nery dull, and easy No. 9 Chi
cago, $123g1.30; No. 9 Milwaukee, 81 .32 i:
winter red western, Sl.36Q1l.44.
RyE AND BAnLEY-Quiat.
Corn Dull and heavy; steam. western
mixed, 159oS0c; sail do, 1d'c; high mixed
and yellow, 77179c.
I OArs-Dull; old mixed western, 57Co59c.
PonK-Firm, at $2L25
LARp-(luict, at 13lSc.
WHlsKY--Sl222.
Live iStoclt Markets..
~ clfIcAGo.
CHICAGO, Sept. Z.
| Hoes-Recep,s, 5000; dull and weak
buyers holding off heavy, $7.30@1 go
light $750@775; Philadelphia, $500
900. -.
CNrrLE-Rcccip,s, 5000; steady and
fair dcmand cXtr1, S6.5006.90; choice
Fl. 20 ;:mcdium to fair, $4.25@1550
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Z.
Hocs-Reccip,s, 400 firm and un
changed.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
The Weather.

{ WAsulSGroN, Sept. 7.-Probabili-
ties for upper lake region, upper Mis-
souri, valley and northwesti:l Slowly
falling; barometer; southeastto south.
west winds; high temperature and
increasing cloudiness, with areas Of
rain north Of Missouri valley.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Nes York Money aud stock Market.
New YORK, Sept Z.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
CALIFORNIA.
The Ralston Yindication
Meeting.
Prescription of the Anti.Rals.
ton Newspapers.
A Paragraph about California Pol.
itics. 3
The Grand Ralston Vindlcation Meet

ing.
NEw York, Sept. 7.-Thc Hcrall's
San francisco special states that the
meeting ofthc friends Of NJ. -Ralston,
set for "Wednesday evening, is-arvel-
oping formidable Organization Ar
rangcmcnts~arc being madeF ssor.ad-
dressing in Union Hall, and on the
street in front of fifty thousand peo.
pie. The gathering will exceed in
magnitude and interest, anything
ever known in San Francisco There
will be given all statements on the
affairs Of Rnlston in his relations to
the Bank at the moment Of his failure.
Col. Wm. III. Barlcs, an eminent law
yer, now ofthe Bank Syndicate, who
was n personal friend Of
MIR. Ralston, will make tha. address.
IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS
will be submitted to the meeting. first
AN EXPRESSION OF .coNpoLENcE
with the bercaved widow and child.
rcn, and following that, resolutions
asking the pledge Of the people pre-.
sent to
WlTIIDRAw ALL PATRONAGE
/ from the Bulletin andaCall and
NOT TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THEN;
and not to advertise in them.
After resolutions have been sub
mitted and action taken -thcm.Z an
cx.member of congress will
DELIvEE IN -EuLOGY 2
on the life and services to California
and the Pacific coast of the deceased
banker.
EMINENT cLERGYMrS
will open with prayer, and the pro-
ceedings will be conducted solemnly,
in order that the country may know
NOT a GATHERING OF THE ExclrEp
RABBLE,
but an expression of calm and de-
/ ttiifbcratc Judgment Of
TILE FRIENDS OF EALsroN.
The Rev. Dr.. Stone, in his Sermon
Sunday night, spoke so highly OF Mr..
4 Ralston, that.the congregation burst
with applause. The papers from
every quarter are teeming with edi.
torials and correspondence in his
praise and alreadya dime subscription
for monument to his memory is pro-
! posed.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
s1EE1eN.

81 ssppRc, Sept. "a tele.
grsR aneosuiInlces that Gen. kaufman,
e csconmsnding the Russian expedition
sa&Ainststhe Khokand rebels, won a
great battle, completely defeating the
rebels and killing large number, The
Russian loss was small. --zzz,4
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07

.
1T is said that the most fashionable
shade for walking dresses aud dcmi-
toilets during the coming winter is to
be very dark green. Silver gray will
also be much worn. Felt is to retain
its popularity as material for hats.
and for trimming these ostrich plumcs,
small bright birds and wings will be
used. The tied back skirt is to be
.banishcd. So say the modistcs, but
i4iiizr-cvcry other popular fashion il
will probably lingerA after sentence Of
.banishmcnt has been passed against
ii t.It-is-cycn- -rumorcd that small
hoops will be worn, but we.trust that
this is a false report. AS a recon-
pense Tor this calamity, should it ar
rive, fashion is about again to decree
short slsirts-thosc blessings incstim-
able to womankind, wearied with
holding up long robes, heavy will,
velvet and jet. This latter, BY the
way, has vanished entirely as q trim,
ming. In silks, plain colors, green
brown and blue, very dark, have the
preference, althoughplaid and stripes
are also imported.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
milwaukee,

sIiiwauker.
/ x5....z Id MILWAUKEE, Sept.
I WnEAT-Stcady; s115L for cash ;
sll47s for Sept. sl.1316S for Oct.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-07
st.Louis.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CnlcAco. Sept. Z.
WmEAT-Dull, unsettled and easy /;
SL14llt for Sept; s1,1211a@1.125ss for Oct.
GbRN-Lower; 59c for cash 50as @59119c
lor.Oct.
RYE-77@7sc g
BAnLEy-Higher; $l.1s for cash; $10Q
for Oct. u asis5 40 e.,si - ~
LAnp-Fim = flaoot@15Oo for cash
$3.50 for Oct.
WHIsKY-Dull,a at $11S 4,
81 rev ''l YORK:
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28
RUNE zpravy.

Poslancc Pullcn 70 San Francisco
ponavrhl snemu statnim, ably zvolil w
Dor, kteryz by uvazil jakych opatfeni tire
ba, ably nest6sti podobna onomu iez stihlo
nedavno parolod Pacific, zamezena byla.
V delsi reel sv6 pravil, ze b6hem malo let
ma pobfeM tichomofskem 10 parnika Sc
rozkotalo neb potopilo a nejmen6 1900 IL
di utonulo. Stat mel by bditi, ably chair
ne, nedIkladn6 lode nesm6ly vyplouti a
ably muzstvo lodni bylo zkusen6 pla.
vectyi zbthe. Mnoho lodi uzfva pry co
plavcd Cinany, ktcfi iakzivi ma lodi "a :
lnestnani nebyli. Tez by SC m6lo pfihh
zeti, ably kazdd lod byla vsenli dosud Wy
nalezenymi a uzivanymi zachrannymi
ptistroji opatfena.
Ma trait zeleznice Reading pfepac
Ia banda desperate zeleznitni vlak, stfel
la nh konduktora a bremsafe (brzdafe) {
poranila tohoto Ma to jail sc n6ktefi
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28

Schase ndGet,aik& pocStalca. Na6elni
ci povstalcd bosenskych dopisovatele
eyropskych listd sesli Sc dne %. listopadu
schulz usnesli Sc na tom, ze rozeslou
zastupcdm eyropsk6 diplomacie zvlastni
provolani. Poukazujou V mem dlouhe
mu trvani povstani a k nevyslovnymx xtr
penim 100000 uprchlikd, ktefi ztrativse
vsechen svdj majetek jsou nejv6tsi bidt,
hladu ZINE vydani, davaji Jim ma ava
zenou, ieli to V pofadku, ze narodu touu,
bojujicimu zaist6 toliko "a prava mu pfi-
slusici, vzd6lana Europa nepfispeje nikte-
rak ku pomoci. Ku konc pax SO di. &c
evropske vlady jmenem pozroku a vt
prosp6ch lidskosti jsou zayazany, zadrzet
Ipadek tax krasnych zemi tim, ze Sc 0 tC
postaraji, ably Jim dana byla samosprava
Jake Srbsko Gerna Hora liz od davnycl
casa pozivaii. Postarati Sc o to Jest mra,
nj povinnosti evropsk6 diplomacie.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28

vitezstvi Ma bojisti ostaIo 500 mrtvych
Turkd; 2S0 zaiato; tito byli moci po-
vstalcd diva dni, nacez je vojyodove propu
still, neg6donce kan S mimi. Mimo to
kofistili povstalci 20 vozti Sc spizi a nabo
jem, so stand, 100 pusek atd. Die ne
kterych zprav ukofistili povstalci 100 sta
nd 100 koni, ia vsak uvadim cisla nej-
ni&si. Turci wall sebou pres GOO lehce
ranenych. Povstalcd pablo so; ran6no
IS. Mozi mrtvymi byl vojvoda Vule
Hadzic.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28

pdhuy konuuKteFa Dltl Oyn Dy JeJ snad
utloukli, kdyby no pocestni n6kter}ch
vozd nebyli rukou lotrd vytrhli.
Y RoysvilIe, Is mil cd Atchison.
Kansas zastfeliI hadce svakr svakra.
Geo. Andrews Wood Co., Mich,
zastfelil iednoho dvou zakefnikd, ktefi
jei noci dive mile cd Sandusky pfepad-
Ii. On dal drive iednomuz Mich Sc, kdyz
ale vice zadali, vytahl revolver a zastfelil
icdnoho, nacez Sc druhy ma ut6k dal.
Guvern6r pennsylvansky udtlil mi
lost n6kolika uhlifdm, ktefi phi nedaynych
uhlifskJch okrScich pro
nasilnosti zatceni do kaznice odsouzeni
byli.
= V Novem Iorku zabil polsk} lid
Z. r. Rubinstein zdovskou tthotnou div
ku Saru Alexanderovou.
Diva muN utopili Sc dne II East
Riveru pfi klouzanl ma ledt.
George S, Hamilton, klerk ZEE
leznicnim dfad6 drahy Indianapolis Gin
cinnati Lafayette Cincinnati, Sc ne =
stastDt lasky zastfell Blahovec ten chttl
Sc iiz jcdnou z teze pfi6iny zproyoditi sc
sy6ta.
Znacn6 prudkG zemttfcseni bylo
mezi II a y hodinou noci, dne %
prosince znamcnati We WashingtonG. V |
Ricbmondu We Virginii u
dalo Sc t6zo noci ntkoIik tax prudkych o
tfasd, ze lidG polonazi ma ulicichse sbiha
Ii domGni, ze nostaf soudny den. Ma
5odujiciho dne udalo Sc zemGtfeseni ma ne
kolika mstech Nevada. Nestdsti ne
pfihodilo sc pfi tom zadnG.
August Zomola bydlici c. 1872
1ruh6 ulici byl hadce parek holubd /
,tfelon II smrteln6 ranGn. Zemola ida Sc
Dyti Cechem.
Kdyz cernoch S;mons We w ashing |
tome pres most vedouci pres Potomac 70
zem ma n6mz rodina ieho sedGla. iel, spla |
5il Sc kun a skocil Sc vsim vSudy do feky
lani Simonsova, dcera syn Sc utopily |
Jtec ale Sc zachranil.
Y noci dine %. prosince byh John
West otec Il syn jcho Edward ma cest6 z
lostela zakefnG zayrazdGni
= A. c. johnson, president naredni
oanky Fayette County We Washington
Courthouse, O., byl dne "a. pros. cd spol
loyeho marsala zatcen, byv obzaloyan ze
zproney6feni $ 10000 tondu bankovui-
40.
Sheriff Anderson Memphis pfi-
yedl sem A. Woodwarda, jeiz San Fran
,isko stastn6 vyslidil Woodward zprone
E6ril pred dv6ma lety co okresni poklad-
nix ! 160,O0 Y darebactvi tom dcast-
lily Sc, jak Woodward ma srozumGnou
Iva, .jest6 jin6 obecne vazene osoby.
Prudka boufe provazena hromobi
Tim, blyskanim a strasnym liiaycem spa-
sobi.a dne 26. pros. seyernin a severe
zapadnim hamiltonsk6m okresu velke .
skody. Rcka Miami Sc rozvodnila "a
topila kratkoSti sklepy a pfizelnni byty |
ma zapadni stran6 m6steGka Hamiltonu
Y Carthage strzena chudobince stie-
cha,
V Chelsonu, Tennessee, zastfelil
Monroe Gibbs domelGho svGdce manzel-
ky sye, lka Mokera a postrehl zenu svou.
Ma to cht6l sam sebe zavrazditi, byl ale
V cas- cd nekolika 6ernochd chopcn, pre-
mozen ma straznici odveden.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-28
AnDerika.
q eneral Il a b cock - Pres d n t
Il oyce Zten Geni arma-
dy-O bmezeni vyd a. Il
p ON cry mexic-

dy % b m e eni W al u
Pom cry mexic-
ke m pomezf.
Washington, 81. pros. General
Babcock pfibyl Sc svyrn obhajcem do
Washingtonu, ably ST tam shledal opa-
tril vsecky NOME ddkazy ,nevnnostl' sv6.
Jezto ma Babcock We WashingtonG vssde
pfistup jezto mu Jest nyni iiz nepochyb
ne znamo, iakych ddkaz1 vine ieho pro
ii nemu bude uvedeno a jaci sv6dkove
proti nemu sy6dcit budou, bude mu snad-
nGji nez druhym kofaleGnim spiklencdm
haiti Sc. - Grant dial nasledkem povGsti.
ze zamysli Joyceovi ud6liti milost, prohla
siti, ze mu to ami We snu nenapada a do
dad, ze zakon musi miti volny prdchod
" dcmokratckych kruzich pom}sli Sc
yelIni opravdovG ma ztcnceni nasi stale
armady $4,000 ma $4,000, cimz Sc asi
milioni dollarG uspori. - V odboru pro
vysluznG bJvalym vojinUm ydovam a
sirotkdm po padlych volnech
pfisli ma rozsahIo podvody, jcz po vice
let ma zapade byly pachany. Ucastnici
podyodt tech budou nejblizsim case za4
Geni. Ze tomto odboru, podobnG iak
indiansk6m, Jest velmi mnoho shnil6ho,
bylo davno znaino. Po vice roki vypla
cena n6kolika tisicdm podvodniki penze,
Gimz vlada mnoho miliond dollard okra
dena. Ze sc tax rozsahl6 podvody memo
hly pachati bez dorozumGni dotyGnymi
ufedniEy, Bile do oti. - Dcmokratick6
casopisy nalehaji ma denokratckou vGtsi
nu snGmoyn6 poslancG, ably Sc akmile Sc
kongrcss po vanoGnich prazdninach seide,
do yysetfovani cetnych zlofadd, iez sc "a
republikanske vlady Y iednotlivych odbo
rech yladnich zannizdily, pustila. Jslnc
zadostiy, zdaz demokrat6 zidosti t6to w
howl. NemGnG zadostiyi isme, o5mezili
demokraticka yttsina vydani spolkoya.
Rozpocet vydeid ma pfisti dcetni rok Jest
znacn6 yyssi nez minuly; snad ie to tim,
&c isou horsi easy. Iyla5tt ma voisko,
opevn6ni a iin6 valecne potfeby zdda sc
letos obrovska suma 40 miiond.
Neustac vpady mexikanskych loupez
nikd do Texas obraci ma Sc nemal6 mi.
re pozornost vlady. Jak Sc doslycha,
pfedloA president kongressu v zalezitosti
tG zvlastni poselstvi. Mexikanska vlada
opGt op6t sIibila ze loupezeni ma nasem
pomezi potlaci, ale dosud slibdm tenn ne
dostala. Pom6ry ma Rio Grande isou iiz
nesnesiteln6. Vlada citi Sc poyinna co
neiraznGji o potlaceni tech zlofadi Sc "a
saditi, byt by pfatelsk6 S sty k y
10 exic kou VI a d ou pferusiti
nucena byla. = To mi skoro tro-
chu valecn6. Posledn6 by mty pfedce
ony casopisy praydu, ktere podkladali
Grantovi a strane jeho tnnysly vyvolati
Mexikem valku pfivt6lti ntktere pro-
vince mexick6, iuko Sonoru, ku Spoi. sta
tdm. Grant ma pry davno zalusk ma roz
Sifeni naseho dzemi ma dcet sousedni re-
publiky. LoupeznG vpady MeXikanG ma
nase 1zemi, .jez Sc tax zhusta deli, poskytu
il mu znamenitou zaminku. Zahaieni dru-
heho stoleti trvaui nas republiky valkcu Sc
sousedni republikou - jest die v:eho
obvodu moznosti.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-06-17

not accustomed to country sounds gets
often woke up The abominable cocks
begin their horrible growing, called in
Herefordshire "cock shoot" l recollect
on one occasion, after the wretched cocks
had gone from the fowl house to feed, l
fell asleep, and then there came most
awful cry of agony; in fact, the farmer
killed pig under my window-enough
to wake anybody This pig was most
vociferous, but as he was inundated in
honor of my arrival, | could not say
much.
My monkeys always get sleepy when
the gas is lighted in my study, where 1
and my monkeys always sit. This room
was once called by the servants the
Masters room;" but found out lately,
by accident, that they now call it the
Monkeys room" This is Darwin going
backwardsl
Dogs, likewise, will sleep at night if
they can; cats, l observe, are sleepy in
the morning, the reason being that the
wretches have been out all night, and, of
course, feel very seedy in the morning,
and doubtless their heads ache some
times; and it serves them rightef they
did, considering the row they make
fighting and caterwaulingl l have strong
reasons to think that my own black cat
is president of free and easy club, for
they hold their meetings among the ru-
ins of the Colosseum at the back of my
house. This a regular ''cattery All
the stray cats in the Regents Park and
the neighborhood come here to arrange
family matters; sometimes they come
into back cellar where keep skele-
tons, casts, ETC., and kindly supply me
with fine lot of kittens, which l con-
vert into skeletons, casts, etc. / confess
| do not know how to get rid of cater
wauling cats. viii any one tell US?
l now venture to suggest new but
simple remedy ior want of sleep. Opt
ates in any form, even the liquor opii Sc
dat, and chlcrodyne, will leave traces of
their influence the next morning. /
therefore prescribe for myself-and have
frequently done so for others-onions:
simply common onions raw, but Spanish
onions stewed will do. Everybody knows
the taste of onions; this is due to Pc
culiar essential oil contained in this most
valuable and healthy root. This oil has,
l am sure, highly soporific powers. In
my own case they never fail. If am
much pressed with work, and feel l shall
not sleep, eat two or three small onions,
and the effect is magical. Onions are
also excellent things to eat when much
exposed to intense cold. Mr.. Parnaby,
Troutdale Fishery, Keswick, informs me
that when collecting salmon and trout
eggs in the winter, he finds that common
raw onions enable him and his men to
bear the ice and cold of the semi-frozen
water much better than spirits, beer, etc.
The arctic expedition, just now about to
start, should therefore take good stock
of onions Finally if u person cannot
sleep, it is because the blood is in his
brain, not in his stomach; the remedy,
therefore, is obvious: call the blood down
from the brain to the stomach. This is
to be done by eating biscuit. hard
boiled egg, bit of bread and cheese, or
something. Follow this up with glass
of wine or milk, or even water, and you
will fall asleep, and will, trust, bless the
name Or Frank Buekland.
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The Bishops prescription was to repeat
very slowly the vowels A E l O. In do
ing this, they were to be family pro-
nounced with each inspiration. 1t will
be found easy to do this without moving
the lips, but the vowel U must not be
pronounced, for to do this the muscular
action of the lips necessarily takes place,
and sleep comes not. l advise my read
ers to try this plan.
l once heard of a midshipman who
complained that he could not sleep at
night because there were no waves dash
ing against the sides of the ship. To
this noise he had so many months been
accustomed that he could not sleep with
out the familiar sound He asked his
mother to dash pals of water against his
bedroom window till he went to sleep.
l was once told, when on a salmon in
spection that a certain miller could sleep
SO long as the continued whirr of the
mill wheel was going on, but directly the
noise stopped he awoke.
The deepest sleep is always just before
dawn. 1t is, believe, probable that
some change takes place at this time in
the atmospheric condition, as the hour
just before dawn is selected by savages to
make their attack, and it is at this time
also, believe, that a great proportion of
| children are born. When staying at a
country house, unfortunately, the visitor
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And now American editors are looking
over into the land flowing with milk and
honey, through the medium of para
graphs, to the effect that Napoleon Zes-
pes, late editor of the Paris Petit Moni-
teur, reveled in salary of $4,000 a
year. He wrote but one article day,
and Vidocq, the famous detective, is
said to have taught him thing or two
about that. And yet this great man
died, and editors who never had plug
hat or a shirt buttoned behind in their
lives live on and on
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"Rattle his bones
Over the stones.

and hide him away among felons and
paupers in the oblivion of "potter's
field"
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