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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

For the past week or more. Mayor
Winter, Chief of Police Williams and
Sergeant woolen hive been pulling
their brains IN endeavoring to arrive at
some plan By which the spread Of small
pox might be stopped. and finally they
determined. AFTER much talk and rushing
about, TO remove every case from their
various locations in the city TO the pest
house. Accordingly, on Wednesday
morning, Sargent Wootcn was ordered
IL procure the services of suitable con-
vcyancc and begin his work. This he
did. AMI at once proceeded to give the
patients. who are all colorcd except one.
free ride Ia the pest house, where they
are all comfortably qnartcrcd. and
where they will be carefully nursed until
they have become IN fit condition TO
take care OF themselves. There are seven
case, now at the pest house. There are
two in the city who have not been moved,
tor the reason that they are in locations
that will not endanger any one. and 1t has
been Thought best not to go to any more
expense in transporting and nursing
them
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Sealed PROPOSALS

WILL no received at the city clerks ONCE
w until Monday, May 18th, l-7a, for all the
lumber the city may require during the present
u,csl year i.umber to be good white or bum
oak, free from sap or bad Knots, and to be OF
such dimension not excsesling2t ieet in length,
and to be delivered in such quantities and at such
times a. the commiite ou streets may direct.
The city reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids WM. fkkN. X hXI.EY,
Cairo Nav II, lS,j. City CLERK
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or to Hot Springs

Mr.. Harry Burns, who, for the past
year, has been an attachc of the -.
Charles hotel, ~ night clerk, has changed
his mind about going into business on the
line Of the Cairo ~ 81. Louis railroad. lie
has come TO the conclusion that few
months Solourn ut the Hot Springs
Arkansas. will be of much good TO him.
and hence he took the train for that point
yesterday afternoon.
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yJ~cltn..

The Rough and Ready Fire Company
held a meeting lat evening. for the pur-
pose Of discussing whether or not they
should rent their meeting room 10 the
city. n. council chamber. What con-
clu.ion the company arrived at In regard
10 the matter. We have not Vet learned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

The store room Of Tho. j. kcrth.
which has been IN the course of recon
s,rnction. il completed. and j. now one "f
the pr'ihcst aud best arranged cuisines,
hou4e. In the CITY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
A New H0ylc.

II. Block, boot and shoemaker, on Eighth
street, between Washington and CONNER
ciai avenues, has Just received anew style
OF last. and Is now prepared To make boot
taat. for ne atness and comfort, cannot he
eXcellcd. Give him call anu examine
this now siNle OF last. Ni.i.l0-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

The dwelling house on Seventh near
Walnut, now occupied 10y Capt. }. A.
Jones, is for rent. The house has n'ne
rooms aud basement, good ci-tern and out
house, all in good order. desirable resi-
dence. Amply At the postotfice to
t.S.,t. GEO. ". MCkEAiG.
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sealed PropoaAle

WILL he received at the city clerks once
w until Monday, May 70, a. ID ISIS, Tor
the city urintng for the year ending June let.
ls.G. SAID bids must cover TIE cost ofpubli-hiug
the council proceedings, ordinances and notices
OF sll kinds. inserted by any city officer or BY
o,ier at the city council The csiy reserves the
right g. e.ct amy aui all bids
WM. FRENCH ANLEN, City Clerk.
Cairo, Ms -, ly1J.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

There has been considerable talk about
the condition of Commercial avenue. the
pat few week. There are RUS and holes
by the score on that tiioroughfarc. that
make II very unpleasant 10 drive over,
and it is the desire OF the citizen, that IT
be rcnaireh.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
pipes-Ctxar~-'rObs.ceW

Fred Teichman, at his cigar and tobacco
store on Eighth street, has Just received y
large and complete assortment OF pipes' "''
aud a large stock OF the beet brands OF s'""-
king and chewing tobacco. 7. T.s stand
ard cigar always on hand. Give him II ,ill'
Iol h.0-lm,
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On and after June ist, 1878. all dog. run
Mug at large, on which tsN has not been
paid will be disposed OF. Call At the city
Clerks office and pay tax.
6-s.td. WM. NJ. WILLIAMS,
City Marshal
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Mrs. iionnsrd offers her services az ssic>
nurse. She Is experienced IN all Kinds OF
nursing. Public patronage respectfully So
Ncited. Leave orders on Cedar street, be
tween Twenty-Thrd and Twsn'y-Fourth
streets, In the Porter House. o-e-lm.
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LslMch! 1.uWch /:

The blgges. lunch ever set in Cairo, wi
be spread every morning al the Planter
House. Wiener beer Is the great attrac.
|. ton. IL pays TO visit the Planters House
and try q drink OF this. the finest beer ever
offered IN this city. +l6-J.lJ-3~.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer james Fisk, Paducah.
" Minneola. Memphis.
e Robt. Mitchell, New Orleans.
d" Burk.ville. Nashville.
" Grand Tower, -. Louis.
" Julia, Nick-burg.
Tow-boat Petrol, ST. Louis.
- Chas. Brown. II. Louis.
Z" Grand Lake No. =. Louisville.
Z" lronsi,lcs, 81. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jane, FISK. Paducah.
= Ninneola, Cincinnati.
- Rob'. Mitchell, LOUISVILLE.
" huntsville, Nashville.
L" Grand Tower, Memphis.
4" Julia, 81. Louis.
Tow-boat Chas. Brown. ~. L0ul-.
4" Grand Lake No.2, New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

Two good residences on Twentieth street
near the Court House Also the Court
IIouse Hotel, ut low rent. Inquire ut II.
Meyers Cigar Store. JAcoB KLEIN.
I.i0-1m
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4 full aud complete stock Of hne and com.
mon buggy harness, single or double, At
At. LOUIS PRICES, 1T the new shop next
door u Theatre-l0j Commercial avenue
5-,-.w. u. ID, AKIN a 20.
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ktill In the Field

Mr9Phil. IL. Saup wishes to announce
to his friends and the public generally
that he has lately fitted up, in excellent
style, his coni.nodlous ai,d comfortable
parlor on Washington avenue. near
Eighth street, tor the entertainment Of
those Of our citizens and the rest Of man.
kind who indulge IN lee cream, soda WI.
ter, conttclioncrlcs, &C., aud that he Is
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

Tie city jail viii be taken care OF for
the next year by Mr.. Pat. Clancy. who
will enter upon his dnty ia that ealA.lcity
IN few day
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
LOCAL NOTICES.


Mr.. Y. Fitzgerald ba. Just received and
40. ON sale u, his sales room a large stock
4 English ale. porter, IIenne-sy brandy
,ni wines. pnd liquor. Of all Kinds, which
lr will dispose of at reasonable prices.
l.O.l.2j tf
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Killing IFS lnI

Mr.. Pat. Mallory i, lilling III" front
yard OF hi- neat It'll" cottage. situated on
Twelfth street. between Commercial aud
Washington avenues. with rich black
yrOuud.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

On Washington avenue, Wednesday,
an india rubber tube. The finder will he
rewarded Oh leaving it at Winters gall
l.rv. il7-0-l3-3t
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TERMS. e-si
usrper'. Bazaar, one year. "a %

Harper's Bazaar, one year.. - %
-Four dollars include :, prepayment OF ".
6. postage by the p,sblishers. 80.
Subscriptions TO Har2er's Mags1inr,
Weekly, ard Bazar, 10 0hs sddress for one
yesr, SO 90; or tHo of Narper's Periodl-
Gals, 70 one address for ono year, " w;
postage Tree. --------... -
Al extra copy of either the Msgsnnes
Weekly. or Bazaar will pe supplied grsus
for every club of i've subscribers Of " %
each, in one remittance or, six copies Tor
$50 40 without extra copy postage lreea
Back numbers can b. supplied o. my
time. .AxA
the wears fsGs, 90. 20. III, ~, IS. ~, ele.
cantly bound IN grehn Iaor0ee0 cloth, wiz
Dc SET by exp ess, freight prepaid, for
/ a. on each.
yeiiisement without the express orders Of
n aaares. " HAMPERS sGs BaorHxRs. NY.
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"a Repository Of Fashion. PleNsuPt
aud Instruction.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE I'Rxss.

The Bazsris edited with contribution
OF tact and talent that We seldom find In any
journal; and the journal itself Il the organ
o, the great world OF fashion.--Boston Tfa,.
cler.
The Bszar co,nmends itself 70 every mem.
Der Of the househoid-to the children by
droll and pretty pictures. TO the young IL
dies by it, fashion plates In endless variety,
10 the proyident matron by its patterns for
the children. clothes, TO patcrfamiiiss BY
its tasteful designs for emhro idersd slippers
and luxurious dressing goens. But the
reading matter of the Bazar Il uniformly o.
great excellence. The Ceper nss acquired
q wide popularity for The sreyde en)oyneas
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
wanted HOUSE.

Cottage or Two story. with good accom-.
modations. .iddrc-. or apply Ia ID. T.
Bennett. Howe sewing Machine Onlr".
igl-J-li-tf
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i'm Fisk, Iaducah: uturc Ctv ana
bargcs and City OF Helena, st. Louis:
vint Shinkle. Cincinnati; Cons. Nillar,
Memphis Little Condor and Jno. Gil
more. with barges, from Louisville. etc.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was 81 feet
inch on the gauge. having fallen II in
ches during the previous ~ hours. The
Cumberland is rising at Nashville. and
the Ohio at Pittsburg, but At all other
points above Il fall is reported. The Ar
kansas river i. rising. and marked IL feet
6 inches ut Little Rock on III. 18th.
Weather clear.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Tho John Means and Thomas ".
Means are getting tows of iron and rails
at lronton tor st. Louis.
DR.. &. W. Bradley, OF Phillips wharf
boat, leaves for Memphis this evening, to
meet the Great Republic.
Capt. J. NJ. Phillips has just returned
from short visit to Crittenden Springs
and vicinity. His trip had ::more bust
ness than pleasure in II.
Engineer Bob Nash, having compile
ted the arrangement OF the machinery vi
the Notch Cnttcr," has again taken
charge OF the engine, OF the tug Mon.
tauk
The wrccking boat Notch Cutter"
Captain Al. Burris, will 80 in 4 few days
to the wreck Of the barge sunk last fall
BY the Iron Mountain. To recover some
nails. whisky. &c., that are yet in the
wreck,
The Cincinnati Commercial say, that
Captain j. j. Darrah Is en- route to Pitts
burg. where he aud Captain James Reese
will build another boat to take the place
of the Paragon, which was burned az ST..
Louis lately.
Charles Bodmann, Esp, the well
known tobacco dealer of Cincinnati, after
whom the steamer Charles Bodmann was
named, died suddenly Of heart disease on
Monday last. He was single man. Is
years old, and millionair.
The Nicksburg Herald says that
Capt. Eads and Col. Andrews, while the
Republic lay at Vicksburg, made an eX-
animation Of the rock ledge that lines the
river near that city, and think II probable
they will find all the stone there that will
be needed in his ie,ty enterprise al the
South Pass.
The ferryboat Three States returned
at seven O'Clock last evening with The
picnic party OF twenty-five or thirty per-
sons, who spent the day rowing over the
hills and dalcs around Fort Jefferson.
No accident or unpleasant Incident oc'
CURED to mar the enjoyment Of the occa'
sion. and they came back tired bn'
happy, and ovcrladen with the choicest
specimens OF wild fern OF many varieties
and other vines and leaves
but no, u single wild flower. Perhaps
there never was spring time in this lat
itulc before, wherein the wild Hover
had not blos,omed by the 18th OF May
There may have been, but we are onl.
G3 or 30 years OF age and consequent.
do not remember II. l4 ~.
May 10, $50. !
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For sale.

Engine and Boiler; also Saw MIN nix.
tnres. If wanted. Forparticulsrs enquire
of e. II, Woodward. 5l-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

The weather having become pleasant,
the question that generally meets ones
ears is: what are we 10 do for good
drive this summer! The Cairo 81 81.
Louis railroad has prevented u from driv-
ing on the Mississippi levec, which Wa,
the only good road near the city, and we
are lett entirely without a respectable
place to enjoy ride. The roads In The
city limits are as good q no roads at all
and are ruinOns to both beast and We
hicle. There are many people IN Cairo who
own good horses and carriages, but they
cannot, or do not wish to stove up the
horses and rack the buggies to pieces BY
running them over the streets Of this
city.
This fact has given rise to much talk
among our people, and a general desire
has been expressed that some steps be AT
once taken that would lead TO the i'm
proving OF ST. Mary's park. The halt
mile track In tho park, with very little
expense and labor 10 the city. could DE
put In very good driving order, and we
can see no reason why Should not be
done. The pleasure TINT will be derived
from such an appropriation cannot fail
10 fully compensate the people Of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

Excity Clerk Hawkins is engaged In
assisting Comptroller Cox in making hi.
annual report aud Ia balancing up the
city, books.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

GEt the best The star shirt Is the
best shirt in existence. Sold only by O.
lIaythornc i co. I2J-o-li-H.
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BrY your the shoe. Of o. Hayi'ierne
4 Co
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Winters SiNllerS.
IN every day OF the week
Che Old Reliable ,

hereby announce 10 the public that
am better prepared than ever TO accommo.
date my patrons at the Central Hotel. on
Sixth street. between Commercial and
Washington avenues. have taken a part
ner In the hotel business, Mrs. Applcman,
who has had considerable experience in
that line, and viii not fail t. make guests
feel at home. Tue table will always be
supplied with the best the market affords
served mp 10 the most palatable manner.
Board and lodging per week, q 30; single
meals, a5c. 10 be had at all hours. have
also in connection with my note. first
class barbe. shop, and am prepared ~ give
customers good shave, haircut, 'harapoo.
ing, etc. will run three chairs. and have
employed tonsorial artists who under'tand
their business. Shaving, 10 cents; sham.
pooling, 20 cents; and hair cutting. % cent?.
Give Inc call. PROP. =. UoRbEI.
J-e-in.
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Tenth Day OrJunc Next,

At the hour Of 10 o. clock IN , OF said day. s~ll
ut public yendue at the front door of the store OF
Richard A. Ldmond,on At East CAI~ Girardesn
In said Alexander county. the following describ.
eel real estate, situated In Alexander county. Ia
the state Of Illinois, to-wit:
All the interest Of the said John u Dew 1T
deceased, In and TO the undivided one-half og
that part Of section seven "a township No fur.
teen 40, south range No. three 81 west Of the
third principal meridian, more particularly de
scribed rs follows .-Commencin2 ut the hall
section corner on south side of said section
seven "a running thench north with variation
six degrees Is deglee,l and thirty minutes; forty
chains 10 centre Of section, and running thenee
east nineteen and eighty seven hundredths ~
| 81 1907 chains to a post ''D;' thence running
| south variation six dsRie's u degrrs( and
thirty minutes forty chains 70 post IL;
thence west nineren and Einety-d i've hundredths
% 40 l0pD chains 10 post VI beginntrg st''C
aud containing seventy-nine and stNty-four
hundwdtns az ct-lC) acres more or less.
The above describel rel estate being substiit-
TALLY the undivided half OF the west half OF tue
south east quarter Of said section.
TERMS OF SALE :-One third cn-h In hand I;
the balance 10 I've paid in one year from the day
Of sale, the purchaser TO give his note drawing
.,X per cent. interest for the deferred pay lnent
| and secured by mortgage with power OF sale up
| on the premises sold The sale is TO be made
| subject 10 the right OF dover Of the widow OF
| said deceased, CHARLks !; klSe,
| Administrator.
| George Fisher, Attorney. 4le-3-l2-dN
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right.

GrNILME>, buy your summer under
war OF -. Hawthorne & 90.
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TIM ventilated hats sold by o. Hay
thorn Il co. are just the thing tor SUM
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Two.IIorse Wagon For sale.


Anew wagon for sale nj bargain. APP
ply at the BULLETIN counting.room. II.
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CAIRO MARkEI...WM0LESALe.

Corrected Daily by F.. NJ. stearns. cofnlnissioI
merchant, Secretary Of the Cairo Board 0
Trade.
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NE change. Com aud United StoLes
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL H9TATH.

pi virtue Of an order OF the county court OF
ID Alexander county, in the state OF Illinois.
made at the December term thereof, \. ID. 1874.
upon tin partition OF the undersigned. sdninis-
traitor OF the estate ofJobn ID. Dewitt, deceased.
against barbra l.. Dewitt and others, l will, Oh
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Chr Rulletin.
-: - - e. "a
CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY, MAY ~, ls75.


Csisc. lLL Mhy ~ i.,5.
TINS Ban. fHg. WiSD. VII. WEATHER
IAN % Is, s. : 1lea7 r
.rm. S..si $ ! IG,.sr.
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THE MARKET.

H6rO Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots il is nee
essary 10 charge all advance over these
figure, sScM
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FLOUR.

The market continues 'irm and I'M
changed. Receipts are too Ii. III for the
demand. and transactions are limited by
lack Of supplies. There Is no assort'
mcnt Of grades in stock. We note sale
of 800 barrels So 1905 10; 100 barrels
So so; POO barrels 50 1896 20J barrels
IS 5097; 400 barrels 81 75S7.
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There is 10 demand at all excepting An
occasional order for few bales Of choice.
Stocks are large for the demand the only
round lot sale We have TO report Is ear
good timothy delivered, $2l.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-12
|C.stiax Bread URea the Wa.

When Mr.. Ralston left New Orlean:
for Panama he was entirely without mean.
|of his own He had one friends wealthy
banker named Martin. He went 10 him
and asks the loan Of esq, having moth
ing to offer in return for it but his faitt
|n,ght over the 'reqaesr stu tnuea ~ ~
vancing the money. The young advcntu
rer Wcnt to Panama. aud in due time came
up tie cosst to San Francisco. His affairs
prospered, but when be came to look to'
the man who had befnended him in hit
sore need be was not to be found. HI
had failed and left New Orleans for un'
kaown regions. Net many years Ego
Martin found himself in New York with
. large family and very poor. Accident
ally meeting : Californian acquaintance.
be for the first time heard Of Mr.. Ralston's
whereabouts and his prosperity, ard IL
his dire need he sent modest request fol
the repsymen, of the $500 lent years be
fore. A.few days later he was summoned
to the banking house of Lees & Waller
aud informed that they had received an
order by telegraph 10 pay him 0.00ltt
He could not believe the money was i'll
tended for him, and for long time refa-
sed to accept it, but at last. remembering
his necessities, consented to take the gift
90 freely and generously gwen.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-12
Numbers 81
Insulation of the Bed il
RheAmatism.

p. + Playter. Of Toronto, gives case
II the Canada Lancet. The patent was
ordered to he insulated, which was i me
BY placing the legs of the bal stead in
foar glass salt-cellars. The next day he
was decidedly easier. and continued to i'm
rroM pala 10 three or tour Gays more, AMI
liable 10 walk about the house. The con.
Istitutional symptoms in this case were no.
|of very marked character The hearts
action was labored and irregular in tn,
beginning. but not suickened; tongue
slightly coated, white, with considerable
THIRST, b4t pcrspira'ion not profuse;
though these symptoms, excepting the
heart 8 ac..on, were gradually becoming
more aggravated up to the time when in
sula,ion was tried. The patient had had
two previous similar attacks, but of much
greater duration, and from which he had
entirely recovered. His father had suffer.
ed from two or three vcrv severe attacks
of acute rheumatism. DR.. Playter adds:
"One such case does not prove much in
favor of insIlation. but the Improvement
in the one above referred to commcrcei
earlier, was more rapid and decided than
that of any other ca>e Of the like severity
which l have treated in a lrae.;::e Of about
fifteen " AIS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-12
A Wise Bird.

A family near Boston is happy in the
possession Of a parrot Of more than ordi-
nary intelligence, and one whose talking
powers are the wonder of the neighbor-
hood. In al evil day, however. the bird
was taught by some naughty boys to
swear like a trooper. anil wi:h perversity
wonderfully human, and. withal. stran-
gely seemed to find pleasure in nothing
so much as sounding oath. Mild correc.
|tionary measures proving unavailing, the
offender was at last regularly soused in a
pail of cold water after each burst of pro-
family. anil then placed on the stove-hearth
before the fire to dry. During a recent
rain storm s,me small chickens belonging
to the same family got very wet and
thoroughly chilled, and were placed oD .
perch before the fire to be warned, into
full activity a.ain. II SO happened thai
the parrot had just been treated to All in
voluntary bath himself, and b. at once
knowingly cooked his head on one side
and surveyed the new comrs for mo-
lnenf in silence. Then, as if all was plain.
'o%pan.Ii, "na } ;,;,a ana aa exae1a?i h,s dripping
lng!"