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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

What beautiful visions Of fairy land, what gio-
rious glimpses Of the realm OF Santa Claus, what
charming surprises are to be had in that wonder
fnI bazaar yciept the Dollar Store, No. 1877 Canal
street. The BULLETIN isn't half large enough for
us to enumerate even part OF the rare and
really interesting and beautiful articles on exh-
bition in this marvellous store, but we may re,
marx that the indefatigable proprietor has fitted
no a large portion OF his store for the express
purpose Of displaying TO advantage bis vast array
whole day to examine the dolls alone, many OF
and tasteful costumes, and one Of which in full
dress. seated at miniature piano, is unique at
traction, and then the myriads OF, rocking horses
for ambitious boys-why, there's every thing, from
a tiny Shetland pony to horse large enough and
strong enough for a man TO ride. Mothers, take
vonr children to the Dollar Store. It's better
than q circus.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

Good whisky, even the temperance people will
admit, is an excellent thing, whatever may be
their ideas as to the quantity it is safe to imbibe.
And speaking of whisky reminds US that the
finest brand in the market just now, in the
opinion of connoisseurs, is McBrayer's celebrated
seven year old handmade Bourbon, which has
an oiliness and richness Of flavor Which is I'M
equaled The lovers of good Bourbon will find
il at the neat and cosy establishment of Mr.. z.
s. Moran, the Victory" No. 157 Common street
Mr.. Moran has on hand besides full stock Of
the choicest wines and liquors, and knows no"
to combine them in the most delicious beverages
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Messrs Pierson and Hews, ID and Is Camp
street. can furnish their customers with French
diagonal frock coats and vests, of the most stylish
cut, at remarkably low prices. Call and see. -.
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All dental work skllfully done, without pain,
at lower prices than anywhere else. DR.. Knapp,
las Canal, formerly IA Baronne.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

The New La. Remedy is unequaled for coughs,
cstarrh, etc. Try it.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

The motto of Custom-House oficers-Where
duty calls us, there you'll find US.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GooDs.-Those
noted merchants, Messrs. NJ L. Byrne Co., 163
Canal. have made immense reductions in the
prices of their goods. When they make an an
nouncement Of this kind they mean what they
saw. Their numerous patrons will testify to the
fact that they always come fully and sqaarely up
to their proclamations. A glance at their adver-
tisement in another column will afford an idea OF
the reductions they have made in their goods
To show that they are in earnest, Messrs.
Byrne Co. announce that any goods pur-
chased of them with which the buyer is dlssatis-
fed will be exchanged, or the money, II desired,
will be refunded.
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For slight cold" often the most dangerous
kind. take the New La. Remedy. Cures radically.
Coo alSawhprp
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

All velvets and silks reduced so cents var d
at Lewis 1877 Canal.
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Just take a look at the dressed dolls at Levy
Dollar Store.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05
$100,(
100000.
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100000. SOD 100
100000 Cap. Prize. Cap. Prize, 100000.
100000. 100000.
GOLDEN DRAWING,
LA. STATE LOTTERY,
MONDAY, Dec. 9TH.
MAKE Your FORTUNE.
<10O 600. 500 600.
sl0O 600 Cap. Prize. Cap. Prize, 100000.
100000. 100000.
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New La. Remedy for asthma, etc. Peerless.

Extracting teeth half the price anywhere else.
DR.. Knapp, 145 Canal formerly IA Baronue.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

ETED-Boarding. with a comfortable room,
hich they will furnish thems ewes, by a gen
and wife The T, ON whether from or back,
ave a cheerful outlook, d terms m 81 be
W. The above requisites, will secH perma-
brompt.pay ing boa. ders Address, with terms,
BOD, Bulletin Office. References exchanged.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

[1ANTED-A Purchaser for 162acre Farm, Us
~ acres under GUILTY. tion) SO miles up the N. o.,
q L. and c. r. r., miles from Ticktaw Station;
bearing grape vines, 100 pear l5S peach,
bean and 50 apple trees Good dwelling house,
Z lies and necessary outbuildings. Cheap for cash.
KdrAse FARMER. this office, and state where an
can be had. do IT.
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Parents wishing to have their boys clad in the
most durable and fashionable dress and school
suits, should call and examine the stock OF
Messrs Plerson 4 Hews.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

ETED-A pu chaser for Retail Grocery; q
blendid chance. A bargain can be had in the
be of well-established retail cash grocery,
ydras Mark t. Price, for stock, fixtures, etc,
BIB; worth nearly double. r Mt of store only
mtnth Address at once, for par .iculars A.
5letin office d. IT.
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All dental work at lower prices than anywhere
else. DR.. Knapp, AS Canal.
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NTED-By lady residing in Mississippi
Dity, one family to board, either foe the winter
permanent boarders; cln offer comfortatl lie
and first class table, plenty of milk and coun-
B. as well as fish and oysters. Terms reasona-
references given and required. Address c.,
Box 81 DIS 1t
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7oYs,7oYs|
LEWIS DOLLAR STORE, |
137 CANAL sTREET..137
has comm enced. Stop and look into the Show Win
dews. Garry your children there. Beyond doubt the
finest LAY OUT ever witnessed in New Orleans
Go and see the Steam Locomotive, with a Pullman
Palace and Passenger Car attached, at full speed
STEAM UP
Everybody is amazed. Children delighted. Some
thing for everybody Toys for Boys and Girls. Pres
ents for Sweethearts Parents and Friends.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, FURNISHED HOUSES,
HOBBY HORSES, FOR 81.
No small Toy Horses for dogs and cats, but Horses
that your Boys can ride
Handsome CHINESE and JAPANESE WORK
BOXES WRITING DESKS deliberately inlaid.
Most complete and elegant GENTS DRESSING
CASES, PEARL, JEWEL and CARD CASES.
BOHEMIAN GLASS NOVELTIES.
BRoNzEs, BRoNZEs, BRoNzEs, from 81 up.
BRONZE WRISTBANDS, 81 up.
Examine the MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
YOUR CHOICE for 81.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
TIE INTELLECTUAL DEPARTMENT,
FOR BOYS GIRLS LADIES AND GENTLE
YOUR CHOICE 81.
By all means stop at Levys when you are on
Canal street 1t will amuse and delight you inf pect
ing all the Curiosities and Novelties that Dollar
will buy.
A Catalogue will be out this week answering the
questions and solving the Perplexing Problem
What Shall Buy for Christmas
Present
ments for Boys; Girls of all ages for Parents for
Sweethearts; for Friends.
Don't Wait for the Crowd.
GO EARLY AND HAVE A GOOD SELECTION
We call Special Attention to our
STEAM TOYS, AQUATIC TOYS,
| MECHANICAL TOYS,
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS
! DRESSED AND UNDRESSED,
pronounced by Northern and Foreign Visitors to b
the Most Complete Assortment ever seen in single
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

TANTED-Families and single persons desiring
first-cass board, with large and small front and
X rooms can be acco nmodsted at the privase
idence No. Prytanla street references re-
rad. Private lessons in Oil Painting, pastel or
Won. also, classes in Schools desired.
liz fmTh&Sus
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EIANTED-Iw want a situation in healthy loca-
81 ton in the country as assistant overseer or
\. NY wife, who is finely educated, would teach
1ldren-if any-of my employer English,
and music-the piano-if desired Best ref
1n6es given Address r. H., Bulletin Office, New
|161ps La. do 1T
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+ANTED-By young lady who can give the
best of references, a position as visiting gov
ss in family or private school. Address A. v,
Detin office. Ms u
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Life Tonic for poor appetite, etc.
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AZ ANTED-To purchase for cash, Cottage House
" containing at least six rooms, and two lots or
ore of ground situated in the Fourth Sixth Dis
ict Addr, IS j. D. NJ Bulletin office, stating loca.
II and lowest cash price d. 1T
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The windows the windows at Levy's.
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TED-Boarders- Creole family, composed
Y Of mother and grown daughter living enc
mare below Espanade street, desire several gente-
" or married couples to board with them. To
bse who desire deligh full home, refined society,
y to acquire knowledge Of the French language,
L An opportunity seldom offered Terms exceed
n reasonable. Unquestcnable references given
reQuired. Address Lock Box 1888, 2. .. do 1t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

LIANT ED-Persons having taxes to Jay in the
parish of Plaquemines can get Parish Scrip
<ootly approved with which to pay their taxes, by
.1ns on the undersigned, No % Car de ct street
rx23 IRIS back Office G. w. TERRELL.
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HTANTED-A FEW PUPILS-A Lady thorough
IL ly conversant with the teaching of Piano and
kqing is DESTROYS of giving Lessons to a few pu-
Isl. The very best references will be given. Ad
tess L. M. d.. l.. Grunewald, Grunewald
AL Baronne street. MI 3tSu*
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

. -ANTED-BOARDEkS- Par les desiring fine
rooms, southern exposure, with first-class table
,e accommodated by applying at the fine resi-
e 215 ST. Charles street. between Julia and ST
eph. % lt'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

JANTED-To inform the public generally, where
are to b, found the lowest dental charges IN
II CITY, Dr. j. Il KNAPP has moved from IA ba-
Snne street las Canal street and has reduced his
arres for all dental operations thai they are the
LOWEST in the city Filling teeth, heretofore so
,cb dreaded, performed without pain by means OF
nav invention which. together with the finest
necimens of artificial teeth, made on new plan
ith . new substance cheerfully shown to any per
- desiring work or not Teeth extracted without
in and teo hache cured instantaneously. All
IEork quaranteed Consultations free. nj lySu
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to call every day this week at
SEPTOLINE OIL Co. No. Is Dauphine street
o'clock NJ and partake of a LUNCH prepared
3GOODWYNS PEERLESS STEAM COOKER.
|eooks whole nner at one time, without any
~ or attention. Economies fuel saves time
- and health and is the cheapest, most complete
l1ble and popular culinary apparatus ever in
Sad n30 1w
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

iANTED-A Purchaser for the lease and furni-
ture of large and centrally located house,
in seven minutes of Canal street. For furiher
culars apply to W. P. FRERET, Commercial
3. III 4"
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UANTED-A Purchaser for neat Black Walnut
Wardrobe. Price, SO. Address, ZITA, Bulle
|06ice d. st
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Il -ANTED--A smart boy from l6 to II years OF
age to travel about the country to help to sell
IS. One speaking French preferred Re erence
+ d5 IT.
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n ANTED-Some three four nice Families can
he accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
~ the hest of Board at 49 St Charles street nearly
!e.ros,te LAFAYETTE Square Also some twenty tive
y thirty day BoardeTs will be taken at four dollars
er week payable in advance; This is great reduc-
lion from former prices The house is iirst,c . rs.
EST Of people. Remember 149 st. Charles street.
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-.NTED-A private family residing at No. 3
NV e. Peter street. fronting on jackson Square
esire to rent two front rooms to gentlemen or gen
E5emeu and their wives with or without board.
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in the country ION or
near theJ ack son Rairoad line pref rred)as clerk
<ekeeper assistant editor, in any other suitable
koity, by a gentleman thrty-One y, ars of age and
= 1860 resident of New Orleans. He is splen-
|penman, correct aad quick at figures, conversant
I the English, French and German languages,
|leentry book keeping; and has A No. tsstimo
i Is to integrity, blu mess capacity and good
rneter and habits. Salary wanted, SIS per month.
1r6os INDUSTRY, care N. O. Bulletin. d5 st
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-.NTED-5oo0o Ladies and Gentlemen to call
INV and examine the latest novelty ont, called the
Isv Nu Use CRILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
- a s -, exhibition and for sale by L. T MAD
HIrW as Caroudelet street. au2S u
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Secondhand Carriages and Bugges;
one having such and s wishing to to dispose OF
mem csnnnITX IS Carondelet street, dealer in car
2. I. MADDoN' mvl4s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

One WAY FOR DRuNKARD TO Re-
FoRM.-Let every young man whose ap-
petite for drink Is consciously growing.
but whose conscience is not yet scared
by confirmed habit, adopt the plan Of
making accurate note Of how he feels in
the morning, after drinking too much
the night before. Let him analyze as
nearly in detail as be can. bis thoughts
and reflections when he FIRST wakes up.
and put down in black and white plain.
truthful description Of them. / do not
refer TO the sense Of physical pain or dis
comfort, which always follows debauch.
but to his moral conditions in the early
morning. and in the absence Of the fac
titious excitement Of conyiyiality. Let
this be done conscientiously, and let the
young man read over bis own words
carefully. and endeavor to thoroughly
realize what he has described on paper
every time be thinks Of taking drink
aud believe that most young men con-
trolled by principle. actuated BY q de-
sire to do right. and struggling against
the inherent weakness Of human nature.
would 10 short time come 10 the con-
clusion tsat the game is not worth the
candle" and IN many cases eventually
give up the desire to indulge in SO
treacherous and delusive a relief from
ennui-so dangerous and false q means
/ Of excitement. f'i1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

IL is evident that Jchn Bright. with
all his admiration for the wonderful
progress Of the United States, an admi-
ration shared in. whatever differences Of
opinion may exist as 70 the institutions
Of the country. by EBglisbmen the world
over. has no great faith In the approach
ing international exhibition at Philadel-
phia. Referring 10 it recently. he said,
1T was ludierous for the United States
70 invite foreign manufacturers TO CON-
pete at an exhibition when . protective
tariff prevents them from competing IN
American markets" There - no doubt
that this feeling prevails 10 very large
extent. and will have it, influence upon
the exhibition. IL was the same feeling
which prompted Mr. Jones Of Leeds.
himself manufacturer. and Sir John
Macdonald 10 express doubts a. to the
wisdom Of the Canadian Parliament vot-
ing large sum Of money toward the
proper representation Of Canada at the
exhibition. The Americans nevertheless
are not likely TO change their policy.
Their wOnderfaI progress they are 70 The
habit Of attFibuting 70 the policy which
encourages the importation Of the labor
er. rather than the prodncta 0f bis labor.
: policy which l. steadily gaining friends
upon this side Of the line ss we'll ss up
on the other Montreal Gazetse.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

SENSIBLE SPEECH By Al Ex-CoEYED.
ERATE.-At the celebration Of the Con-
federzte Memorial Day, Augusta. Ca.
on Monday. the cornerstone Of monu-
meBt was laid. and Gen. Evans deliver.
ed an Grafton IN which be said: LET
Us do nothing to keep alive the passions
Of war. To study its lessons is prudence !;
70 profit by its teachings is wisdom /; but
to stir up the old aniEnosi>ies is mad
ness. The voice Of this monument will
not be for war. but for peace. IL will
say to IA: The cOnfederaey has expired !;
its great life went out on the purple tide
Of blood that flowed from the hearts of
It's sons. We have buried il We do not
intend 10 exhume is remains. We we're
utterly defeated and we dismiss our re-
sentiments. Sadly We parted from the
dear ol2 cross Of stars which We follow
Cd through many storms Of shot and
shell. but We take with the true hand
Of Southern honor the staff that holds
the flag Of stars and stripes ] respond
with the tEuest feeling to-day % the fra
ternal words Of Gen. Bartlett spoken at
the ceutenniaI Of the 6rst battle Of the
old flag"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

OLD MoTHER-Is-LAw MoRsE-It was
this cross old brute that first started the
story that her daughter. Mrs. Tilton. had
criminal intercourse with Beecher. Ii
seems that Mrs Morse, who could not
live peacefully nor quietly with her hus-
band, Judge Morse. attempted to rule
the Tllton household. where she had
taken up her abode 10 one Of her vi
oleut moods she visited her wrath on
Mrs. Tilton who had refused TO submit
to her dictation, by informing her grand
daughter In tragic manner that her
mother had committed adultry With the
pastor. from that day that girl. now
. young woman. has never been seen 10
smile. The scene between mother and
daughter following this terrible reyela-
ton can be better imagined than de-
scribed- This event occurred in the
summer Of 1870. The mother-in-laW
vas 6nally ousted. and took board 10
the adjoining house. The mother de-
serted her home and accepted the pro-
lection Of Mr. Beecber's friends- Then
il was that Theodore Tilt0n's daughter
was made 70 believe the adultry secusa-
ton made in towering passion BY her
crazy old grandmother vas really true.
Scarcely eighteen years Of age. and d
exceedingly small stature, she has taken
upon herself the duties Of her fathers
household. and class in public
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

STREET INTERCHANGEABLE prac-
tice of placing down boards in the mud
is revived this spring 1t is = good idea
The board always warps downward in
the center. leaving the ends sticking up
about SIX inches above the walk. The
Fastening pedestrian comes along in the
dark and picks up one end Of the board
on his instep and shOves it along some
six feet, the other leg all the while try
ing to get foothold and control itself.
Then the board swings of and catches
him on the shin Of that leg. aud after
an almost hereuleau effort to recover
himself be goes down with dreadful
force, striking on his elbow with one
arm and showing the other in the mud
half way to his shoulder. If the owner
Of the premises should be killed BY light
ming in the first thunder storm. that
man would eheerfully lvse days work
to attend the funeraL-DaH6ssyy Nssrs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

beaeh-a thousand strong! How the
soldiers pulled No fancy rowing now,
but desperate haste to get out Of the
place and escape to their ship.
How the people yelled &nd cheered on
shore : Fifty men or more jumped into
boats TO prepare for the chase. Ringing
shot began to crack over the water,
Louder and louder rolled the terrible
drum. Sharp and clear rang cut the
cruel fife.
Nearly exhausted. half dead with IA
tigue. the girls tOiled on-tearful. laugh
ing, ready to drop on the wet sand, and
still beating and blowing with fiery
courage.
The boats swept swiftly out of the
harbor on the outgoing tide. The fisher
men came up with the burning boats.
Part stopped to put cut the fires, and
the rest pursued the enemy with such
shots as they could get at them. In the
midst Of it ali. the sun went down.
The red coats did not return shot.
They expected every minute to see a
thousand men upon them at short range
from the beach and they reserved their
powder.
Out Of the harbor they went in eonfu-
sion and dismay. The ship weighed an
chor and ran out her big guns, but did
not FIRE shot. Darkness fell down on
the scene as the boats reached the ship,
Then she sent round shot towards the
light. IL fell short and threw great
fountain of white water into the air.
The girls saw it. and dropped theil
drum and fife, sat down on the beach
and laughed till they cried.
That night the ship sailed away. The
great American army of two had arriy
ed. and she thought it wise to retreat il
time.
Rebecca is still living. old aud feebl,
in body. but brave in spirit and stron:
in patriotism. She told this story her
self to the writer, and 1t is true.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

The German dinner to Carl SehurI.
Wednesday eVening.-supplemented as
it was BY torehlight sersnade in which
several Of the New York singing soeie-
ties took part-seems to have been al
most as notable an affair as that Of the
evening before They didn't have Ev-
arts to preside. but they had Bayzrd
Taylor to speak. and capital speech
be made them Mr.. SehurI himself
seems to have been At his best He was
proud Of the name Of Americans, he
said; proud Of the name Of German
American Their yearning love for the
old home did not conflict with their 10y
al fealty to the new; ''the man loves his
BRIDE none the less because be holds bis
mother dear" But he would not have
the German-born citizens elznnish-a
class BY themselves He had always
been opposed 20 that and he vas Al
much opposed to it As ever.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

A farmer called at the house Of law
yer to consult him professionally. Is't
squeer at home be inquired Of the law
yer's wife. He was answered negative
ly. After 4 moments hesitation .
thought relieved him Mebby yourself
can give me information As well As the
squeer, as you're his wife ? The kind
lady promised to do so if she found it
in her power. and the other proceeded as
follows; Spose ye we're an old white
mare. and J should borry ye to gwsng
to mill with grist on yer hack, and We
should get no fsrder than Stair Hill.
when all at once ye should back up, and
rear up. and pitch up. and kneel down
backward. and break yer darned old
neck. who'd pay for ye? Not darn
me if l would The lady smilingly
told him. as she closed the door, that as
he had himself settled the case, advice
would be superhuous-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

An old and weather-wOrn trapper was
recently seen sauntering along the main
street Of one Of our western villages.
Pausing in front Of a little meeting
house for moment. be went in and took
his seat among the congregation The
preacher was diseoursing on the text of
''the sheep and the wolves" and had ev-
identity been drawing a contrast between
the two subjects Says he: I'VE who
assemble here from week to week and
do our duty, and perform our part. are
the sheep; now who are the wolves ?''
A pause. and our friend the trapper rose
to his feet: "Wa'al. stranger. rather
than see the play stopped, will be the
wolves - The preacher was vanquished.