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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-31
Wit ana HumOr.

TIME. in youth, goes as slow as hack
hired by the hour.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, claims to have the
dirtiest Jail in America.
A Boston waiter, the other day, on
being reprimanded for his inattentive-
ness, replied: "They also serve VINO
only stand and wait.
THERE is nothing makes an old
bachelor SO made as to have young lady
stop a horse-car and keep it waiting
while she kisses f.iend.-NeaU Orleans
Republican.
EDITH say, Regy, how is it that
one of our COWS is brown and the other
white? Reginald-Why, you silly,
any one knows that It's the white COW
that gives the milk, and the brown cow
the coffee Fam.
THERE is real italian Count at the
Clifton, Niagara. He is waiter. The
young ladies, admiring his dark hair and
naughty mien, invariably whisper to
their grumpy old paps, in the language
of the Scotch ballad: ''Fee him, father;
fee him."
LIKE plank of drift wood
Tossed on the watery main
Another plank encounters,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES again;
So, tossed and drifting, ever
On life's unresting sea,
Men meet, and greet, and sever.
80,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-31

sistance when he saw the child washed
away. threw my life into the bal
ance, said he with genial smile, and,
thank God both the lives were saved 7
6 asked him how should ever re-
pay him. He stopped me with an i'm
ploring gesture
''' Ii you talk of more pay than I
have already received, he said, if you
can rob me of the only solid reward I
can claim, mercy if saving the life of
such cherub is not enough of reward
i'll itself, then hard is the heart that can
crave more And, with moistened eyes,
he told me that he had child of his
own at hone-an only child of very
nearly the same age.
81 asked If he would tell me his
name. With smile, he answered that
his name did not matter-he was not
sure that he had name. then asked
him If he knew me. He nodded, and
said he thought l might be Mr..
burlington, Of Walbridge. When I told
him he was correct, he said he must
hurry home. And with that he turned
away. l was too deeply moved to stop
him, and when he had disappeared I
started to rejoin my wife with dawning
impression that the man might be
slightly deranged. But my darling was
safe-her broad, feecy cloak had foated
out and kept her head above water and
] went on my way rejoicing, resolved
that the preserver of my child should
not be forgotten.
st will not tell you of the emotion OF
nav wife when she held her child once
more in her arms. We reached Shire
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-14

ten UcrmO9, Ser @bcuS fam. Sie
9ampen luurocu On0c,inNet, bic Suntc
Iebte Iib in ibrCn QcbnItubI unO 8oIe
bc9onn 81 iin9en.
"a, ooS mar bod nod cin anOcrcr
Seinn9, ais CT biSber in bieicn 8du.
men crflun8cn mo bn$ Scr3 Der Sub6.
renoen WfuiifIicbbaberin crfrcut uno CT.
bObrn bate. Sin itoScr SdpOn so0
llnaeno onrh bNS lutite 9llI lmo Die
gSaISp09Iein ucritummtcn lnN Iadtcn
ilber Die fleineu Stimmdcu, nit bcuen
lie lid in Nen SubcI6or Der Sdtplun9
81 mlIbcn 0cluo0t unb boh iib 0e.
ordn0t IlbIttn, cS uieOer Su tbun, Dem
nor lbrcn luodcn Siuucn lib cntioItcu.
Ocn 3nnbcr ihrc ln9cfilnltcIte $uIOi0.
lIn9 NorSnbrirOcn. Sn, bnS por cine
bcrrIidc S!immc. lucid nS icdcnOOa,
0Iodcnrcin nuS bon ciucr lcItcncn Strait
uno SillIe, Die bod INNER in Nm @rcn.
gen lhOnCn @leibmNbcS 9ebOItcn mur.
DC. ((no Nun bicS &erltdnonib ocr
Ser SecIe, Nic lnbclbreibIibe giniodj.
belt ocS &OrtroOcS, bir in cruItcu Sc.
lon9ltifCn 0er0oCSu crbobcn mar, Der
GinNrlf mar ilberludIli9enO.
Scr oItcn Same ltonOcn Die gIu0cn
polI 5br6ncn. Wfit unoibti0 0ciuItc
ten SGnNcn b6rtcn GQD mo QiOOD Al,
llriuIo bon Dem fcruitcn mo NnnfeIiten
8infcI bcS 3immcrS aus. So6o be.
9Ietctc Die Sdn0eriu. Damn lon0cu
8cihc 5uciiiuni0c Qieoer, Damn rubte
Noit mo Ole Sdwcitcrn I0itrn lie al,
oom WurNcn Orci. mo uicritmmi0e
SNbrn ucriubt. beiterc lno cruItc, $40.
CARTS I0uni9c lcrictteIl, oIte unO ncue
Oprn mnBtcu ibre ib6uitcn SUGbe
bcr9ebCn, CS W0r Cin bCrrIider 9Ibcno.
Vlnf Der Strabc mtCu bIicbcn bic
SOrilber9cbenNcu itcbcu, in rem Sonic
9r9cnilbcr 0ifnctc man Die Senicr, pOr
Der Sbilr ucriNmmcItcn iib iGuI un9ebc.
tCne 3ub6rer.
User wobnt BORT? 8a8 1T oa IOS?"
frn9te Clemens, Der glrm III 9lrm init
2inNcmOm UOvilbcr0in9.
8Gbefcr ii. blicb betrOiicu ltcbcu.
Gr bate Scncu baIb mO bnlb 3u Dem
IbenbipnSicr0ang 9cSunn0crL er woute
ibm NurdOuS OaS SIilBbcn, baS an iei.
uer ScimntbitoNt uuriiberiIob, in @lOno.
ibcinbcIcuhtnn0 Sei9en, in Der SciiOcn5
CAB cS uotiirIib fold flares g8ulier
nibt. eIcmcnS mar 0utmjitbi9 0enu9,
Dem oItcn &OrticuIicr ocn @einIIen Su
tbuu.
nWiciu @Ott, wilicn Gie nidt, OOB
bort Sbrc 5Nnte luobnt? babcn Gie
ibr nod fcncu 8club 0cmubt ?" fro9.
tc oiCICr erl ltannt.
ogtCin, abcr id wcroe itBt biuouiOc.
ben," cnt9c9ncte Clemens.
nSbun Sic Nu5 nibt GonuIaO8 miro
gticmonO on0cmommcn. Die Game
Iirbt cS nidt, Nab man ibre SumiIcn.
concerto it0rt."
n0mm lucrNc ids oeraOc tbun,"
ricf Clemens, mahtc iid non 2iuoe.
manu'S glm los mO lu0r init eiucm
frObIibcn @rub i'm @nuie pcribwuu.
beu.
TJprtIeBIra fplaf.1
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pOPIie
Serjenstrem:.

Sin treueS Ser5
8lCibt ltarf I'M Miutb III Soffen,
9SNrb aud Der Srenbe Saatnom Sturnl
0etrolfcn; .sstl
9ie 9reuc ldbt eS iie9sn ollerlUdrtS.
9'rum Uilnlh' ih mir. luenn 9eioeh
mid mitilrmen,
WCnn WoIfen iib I'M mcinen Simmel
tbllrmen,
Sin treueS Scr,.
Sin trturS SCr3
Bcbarrt i'm ieien Qiebcu,
Wtun MnOrc Sdnidun9 ouh nno llu'
D0nf ilbeu;
GS lldeIt miIo aud in Dem tieiltell
ShmerS.
=, f0nnt ib mir lOIt' &lcinOo an be-
u0brcn
GrQuifuu9 bietci nod i'll ipdten Sab
rell
Sin treucS SerI.
Sin treucS Ser3
8irb, lusnn eS Sp0tter fr1nfcn
Gid nimmer oOb bon lsiuem3icIc lcnfen.
llnO fCititcb'u bCi Der Srculcr frehCm
Sher3.
Drum will ib mir eS INNER treu be.
luobren
Sm 9ebtusiturm, in Summer unb Sc.
inbren -
0ns treuc 0erS.
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[JprtleBuna fOlst.l
G9iiBeus3 3egcIn.

Shisbe, mie on, wem bu itblIt,
&iuibeu wirit, 9slbiebt gu bobcn.
Bum llntcrbaIt mb AUDI gum 3eitUcrs
treble
@dbr ME Die ci9'nc gtai' sur Sdcibc.
9la6oc3jeIt unO Dor0efradt,
Sat m0nhrn in crop 2eiN 0cbradt
Qaoe oft bein Sdlieb9elurbr,
Sod bid icIbit nibt oIIjuiebr.
@chit Ou gu Dem Gdibenfcitc,
8ra9c cinc F0nScrUcItc.
0em nibt SScoCr, 10 wie Ou,
Sdicbt nit boiler @ciitesuub.
Strefc Sdiib', Did uab Der 0tft,
llnO Id)eb niCmol8 I'M Die Gde.
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}cUiltetOn.
SSeOenl Oas Seine.
--(O)-
u DUclle
Bon StS. Don Slucr.
[SUrtIebung.l

nEfai, SEQ !" iO9tc 8oiiur. Ser
Son tlOug gang anocrS ais uOrber /;
bctrOffen bIftc Der NliNiOr Nuf. 0aS
gScttcr mar uOriher, cine GinobeitSCr.
iunerllng bate eS 3crItrcut. ,.eIItcr
8rummbdr, Uirit 9u fOriIuuien uic in
@HIScnoW, penn mir ms snuftcn ?"
iNatc iir
GS Iic0t iait INNER clwoS in Den Gr.
imcumDcn an bic 8inObcit mas ben
Wu0rnbIif bell ilbcritrObIt, ieIbit cin oa.
mails auS9cfObttncr Strcit ilbt Die 8ir.
fIm9 st er bod nit all lcincm Born.
icintr 8iticrfeit UOrilbCr9c9au9Cu uub
m0dltc man ibm bod SlllcS nahWCricn
fjmcn. lU0S Dem Nu9cnbIif llnfricNcn
Wittcrfcit brin9t
Scr gutmitbi0c OItc giuiOr criObtc
ibrc btiNcn @6nbc.
,,8oS On iiir cine 9eyt lein fannit,
no Uarit bod iOIb' 0runo8utcS W6o.
dcu. NOiine!"
,.Sn. poS mar pOrbCr, che ib ihn fen.
n;u Ilrntc, ebG CT mid IcbrtC, oGb nibt
cine ebrlidJe Grelc nno Gin ouIrihti9rS
StIGbtn unb bCm @utrn, Cin lUnrmCS
@H5 uno Cin niht 0erNoc unncbcItcr
&Upi rab bicS QlllCS nIbt Obcr Dap OaS
@uo rin b6BljdCS SCiitt 3nSnpttGn
utrmu0 ia0tc 9toiinc nit bittcrem
ShmerJ ,.&Cm CT MIDI 10 bcIil9cn
fOmntc, 10 NOm0Oit 81 lpiclrn uermobtC,
er, Der bod Gins nit mir 81 isin 9cIOb'
te, wcm Ct mid ucrrietb. Warlm loll
ih Mnbern 9Inubcm Sd lueib eS mic,
bin id cS ONer il!'s mcin 0cIn. NoS mir
@cIIm9 UCridNifI"
Sen ainotrm 0t8cnilbCr aud 2"
ir09te Der WfNiOr pjrluurfsuOll.
,,0ie NinOcr werntn 9robc Qsute uno
Gncr lernt pom NnOern mtbrIib un0
bab9icr0 iriu. 5a, lbiitllc MIR nit
Dem &Upf. GS lit OOh 10. lno au BEN
9an3sn SdWinOel uOn 4isbe unO Slid,
Sertraueu unO SOifnun9 ucnig 9elc9cn.
SII8 &inb 1T man 9lilflid, it man out.
I'M gIlter-@ott i'm SimmeI, pas miro
man oft nit Dem SlIter @fan 5antt
ii6 10 ms Qeben Elm uuo miro INNER
ibrOfer uuO barter -"
n8sm mau iid osben ldBt," uuter.
brad er ie.
,,Sa, Giner 1T non StrOb unO Der
Mnbere ebeu 10, eS lit gllIc8 OoileIbe.
8ie id jung mar, bate id ibWarmcri'
Ide @ebaufen pon MenIdenluertb unb
@erDOafOmmnuu9, bic bat mir mcin
Serr @emobI auS9etriebcu, ais er iib
nidt fir meiH Ser3, iOnosrn fir meil
@clb bin0ab, gium Orbeite ib Weiter
uidt on mir. iOnocru bin 10 luie ib
bin; b0ie, lpcm i'd mid dr9ere, gut,
luennS 10 pabt, uer9nil8t, luenn ib gIu'
LAP OoSu babe, unb 70 pciter, 90 luirb
man, luenu man iOIde Grfubrnn9en 9s.
ma6t bat uic i'd"
Ser MaiOr idiitteIte uOb befti9er
ben &Opf sr Ibieu ouS iibtIib nidt
nOtbis 3u finbcn.
,,0iun bat bod iebr iueni9, iUenu
man MIR @elS bat, HeO,", fubr iie fort
,,Sdtte id feius, luilrbe id uiiien, luer
mid, I'M msiuetiuiaen Iiebt,"
,,GOiins, sluuben 1T OieI bsfer ale
piHen," Iuste CT nub rsidte ibr bit
SanO, in Die iie frdfti9 einidIu9.
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENEsYLvANI-
cHESrAATs-zEITUNG" in Dauphin County
larger than that Of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English AZ well as
German. 1t is therefore the best adyertis-
Ing medidum in this part of the State.
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ber
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6nrmrno. - alm. i. QBtIb.
oolipapSbura. - 9. Sleit0tE
buuiraecn. = 3afUb Gsonbdre.
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Vuispuf9 ielS G5tyIfe. rabf p,r Eaufte.
Wittsbura N.Gran1 GjrI,. 547 penn 9lye.,
unb San. Wfiumnl.
nbuobtIpbia (zouibwortI. Sob, 5ton.
fabtr, t7n9 glSrS gisrtt CIR,
E" Ertrbr. RIstn. 30.
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@tn. Ncb, 4. galIlsLW. 8. Gdt
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@ln6s.
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ctr.
Spbu Sobtndb City plrl
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& GtriRtan Sirabt.
@ug; 2; Ttngsr l9 ~ a = n, w. Us
Sat q; q U'pw%aIst SH' ~ ,
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Scr Sriebe mar luieoer berseiteut,
Der 9lbeno perfOB unter Muiif mb Sc.
Iprddsn iiber Die &inber5rit; aber in
Der gfudt bate StOftnc ciucu beftiecn
Infua bon Scr3frumpf, Elm uIteS llcbeI,
bus baufissr umO bcfti9sr ieOcsmnI tUie.
berfcbrte unO lie itetS fir Idusere Belt
nit Subss9eOuufen erfilIlte unO libel.
Iaanie mudte. gS Ourfte buun 9lie.
muuO bel ibr isiu uIS Gore, ia, eS iOate
eS gtiemunO uiiieu, nnb tuebc, per eiue
glnIpieIuuS OurOuf mudte uuO ibrcn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-14
8ebinaunseu Der Rlnseiasn

NrlstgGr wercsn 'i"8frut' wi' 'siJi
tS.AuJstatn brIm 3hbT. 06rT
fir siuru Shsu pts 3lbtss:
3 3RtrGt.. & Wpndr. ~ Wpudts.
9tu 3cl f!nh S70n bi2U
3pst 3rq 100 t2m 20.N0
Drti 3Ou 1000 100 $500
bstatntbum-. ptrfbnlt1t VI
atntbum. uub dqesmfint siniftgsn III
Gents bic 3rils fir bic crns 6inriidur9 nno
GsniS NE 3tiIe fir isps ua6b'rtse Vim
ruduna.
pltsuttrte Wtbil In. BtIttTs uno alle
aubtte Nnp,atu tst Der Rdnlrn, balbfn, brit
tri cher vrrtel Spdtt prrpsn ptt fol8i DC
rtbnti wfrc'r: o,
&int aiuW 5p,Ilr idbrIit..".bl Oh w
,Siur babe opilR - ."." 6Ouu
tfin' oritte SplIlt ""." 60.uO
Sinr wsrtrI Spnlie >, ..". 4O.u0
@ert Nuistatn pnbsn wtf fOlSi
tereHuti:
Grteutcr5-, AomIniirltOrs' uub
slIliauis' 's'N1ie 1ieiafu......".""..SI
6tttaibs., IcOCs"N NnBttBtn
Dauf Nbaatiuul u.ir ....""..50 Sts.
G9- Vile grifft. WiltbsiIuaren N. mullen
Btt frIat nbrslhrt ptTten:
j. George Ripper,
P.O. Box 10
HARRISBURG, Pa.
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Scr Srri6irrlIattcr cincS @sbicI.
bIattcS, Der iid INNER pieIe Wfilbe 9ibt
I'M Die ncueitcn SnmenmooCn 81 be.
idrciben, io9t; ,,Sic uellciien SNmell.
bite iinb rebt biibld uno iuenn Die
Wi6Oden iie notwithstanding ouf bam
Iinfen Sbr baInncircn, 10 0cbt ibnen boS
Cin redt ideImiidcS uno fOfettcS QluS.
iebsn, geraOe Die bci cincm Subn, ooS
burd cine SpnIte in einem 3auuc
0u9t."
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Dts
yenaIblbaniIhe Staats,ettaH9,
ptrausgtstbtri BON

J. GEoRaE RIPPER, Box IL,
srI6tlut iebsa Duuuuifas. unb iollsi 81 .OO
p.r Sibr' iablbar inusrbalb tss 9ntrfs, une
81. so rat gnaab Oss 9ibrganss.
Giu,,Ins GrsmpIarsn, 5 GentS per Sttd'
Rtlns @ubIeriphcnsn psrtsn fur psntss'
aIs [s6s Monattu angrncmmtni dap ,ann
Ni.manb bdS 8lalt db5tlttlisu, bio aut 5lud'
iinbt bsiablt llne.
pG- Tim bic glbrtFs elmer 3sItan8 ju Ssr'
Guetru, mue mdu bic alte ipnobl ais AUG
bIeneut NbTtGit mt;titltu.
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Die or6ate Q,erbrettuua

Die Circulation bsr .prnnfplpanti %
Staats. 3eituuB" IN OaupbtH eonnlp
~ srT6sr ais bic trBtnS elmer dnotrtn tn par
Ets5nrg storufltn bsutlttn cetr tnaltibfn 3fi'
tung. Sie tisiGt bssbalb bic bette @slegtnpflt,
An,tIatn In bifitm Ibrtlt bed Stdatss ftn'
write BtbreItuna ~ ptTitaftn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-14

Scr Grif hes Mauurs 1T iOnncnIidb.
ter Sag, Der 8eilt beS g6eibcS 0Ieidt
mOnObcucr gtudt. unO DER triIbite Sag
lit beller, olS Die trilbite Madt, SIber
Der Sn0uerOunfeIt bic StcrncInb moht
allies 2ebeu iroiib, unO Die giobt ruft
oIle g8eIten beruor, unb madt N0S 9e.
ben bimmIilb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-14

Sie fran3oIiideu Senotorcn 3ocqnc.
bile uno @rbiIIeur iino Nieicr Sage in
YuriS 9citOrbcn.
Ser ,NnpoIeonStag" 10. 9lueulD
iuarO in Oieiem Sabre in 10 fern in be.
Ionocrer @eiie 9sfeicrt, oIS III falt alien
@emeinOen Srunfrei6S GrinHCrun9s'
msiIen eeIclen lunroen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-14

lin Sumatucs aui3ubepobren, iucr.
Ocn iie 9epalhen unO ScrIduitteu, ilbcr
m6bi9em 8eucr boIb gar 9cfOdJt, I'M
SlaIden 9efilllt unb OiCie itellt man
0Onn III Cinen &eiicI nit @niier l6bt
einmoI nufmalIcn unO forft bic SlaIhe'
1iI
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-14

,,Griiirt Oenn feline oolNeut OtC0cI,"
IenbtC ciu in @beituno8'S 'SeiieIn @eiblu.
9encr, ,,wonah I'M SdoItiobre Die ga.
6ieS NoS Scuer frilb MOrDenS aumodsu
niilIeu ?"
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llm Cir gut 81 erboIten, Ic0c man
ltc 20 Stllnom III ltnrfeS Saljluaiier
unO Idbt iie baum bis gum @ebrNud in
NIbe ooer &Ieie Iieoen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-14

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-04

THE AMERICAN DAIRYMEN AT THE CEN
TENNIAL.-The American Dairymen's AS
socia ton have completed their model ficto-
ny, which is located just east of the Agri-
cultural hall. They thus illustrate The sys-
tenn OF associated diaries, now become I'M
iversal in the States and in Canada, and
which is being introduced in many other
countries. Mr.. VIM. Banding, of Haw-
leyton, N. Y, practical dairyman him
self, is the architect of this unpretentious
but excellenty arranged building, and is
also the custodian of the products sent for
exhibit and sale. The structure consists of
one section, one hundred and thirty feet
long, with wings extending at right angles
from either end, giving the whole the shape
of letter e. The first floor is surrounded
with a covered piazza, feature not belong
ing to working factories, but introduced
here TO enable visitors to pass around aud
view the exhibits of cheese and butter
through glass windows, without entering
the rooms in which they are stored and re-
frigerated. The second story is used gen.
orally for storing and curing rooms, is APP
propriated for offices and a restaurant.
Special displays of dairy products will be
held during the first weeks, respectively,
of August and September. The August
exhibi ton will comprise only cheese. The
September exhibition butter, as well as
cheese. Awards will be made at these
times, in accordance with the rules of the
commission.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-04

A distinguished professor in one Of our
theological seminaries relates the following:
Being in Germany, with red-covered
book in his hand, German, supposing tue
book to be Murray" asked in English if
he was an Englishman2 The professor re-
piled in German that he was not. The con-
versation presently turned upon an object
of architectural beauty near at hand, in the
course of which the professor incidentally
raised the question Of lis cost. "Sir," ex-
claimed the German, Instantly, "you arc an
American - SLOW do you know that ?"
rejoined the professor. Sir" continued
the German, striking an attitude and as
Stunning tone of great solemnity, "upon
the resurrection morn, when We stand bo-
fore the Great White Throne, the first ques-
ton of every American in the whole as
sembly will be, How much did that throne
cost?'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-04

THE BoBoLINK's SoNo.-I have noticed
that the bobolink does not sing the same in
different localities. In New Jersey 1t has
one song on the Hudson a slight vara-
ton of the same, and on tho high grass
lands Of tho interior of the State quite diff
ferent strain-clearer, more distinctly ar
ticulated, and running off with more spar
kle and liltinguess. 1t reminds one OF the
clearer mountain air and The translucent
spring water Of these localities. | never
could make out what the bObolink says in
New Jersey, but in certain districts in this
State his enuncation is quite distinct.
Sometimes he begins with tho word geJuc,
geguc. Then again more fully, DC true 10
me, CldrSy, be true TO nc, CldrSy, IwSN
thence full tilt into his inmilable song, in
terspersed in which the words kick your
slipper, kick your slipper, and temperance,
temperance, (the last with peculiar nasal
resonance) arc plainly heard. At its best
1t is q remarkable performance, unique
performance, as ii contains not the slightest
hint or suggestion, either in tone, or man
ner, or effect, Of any other bird-song TO he
heard. Tho bobolink has no mate or paral
lei in any part of the world. lie stands
alone. There is no closely allied species.
lie is not lark, nor finch, nor warbler,
nor a thrush, nor startling. He Is an ex-
ception to many well-known rules. lie is
tho only groundbird known to me oil mark
ed and conspicuous plumage. lie is the
only black -and-white bird we have, and
what is still moro odd, he is black beneath
and white above--thc reverse of the fact in
all other cases. Pre- emnently a bird of
the meadow during tho breeding seasons
and associated with clover, and daises, and
buttercups, rs no other bird is, he yet has
the look of an interloper or a now. comer,
and not of one to the manor born. The bob
oink has an unusually full throat, which
may help account for his great power of
song. No bird has yet been found that
could initiate him, or even repeat or sug-
gest n single note, as If his song were the
product of new set of organs. There is u
vibration about it and a rapid running over
the keys that is the despair Of other song
sters. 1t is said that the mocking-brd Is
dumb in the presence of the boboink. My
neig hbor has an English sky-lark that was
Matched and reared in captivity. The bird
is u most persistent and vociicrous songsler,
and fully as successful n mimic as the
mock ing-bird. Itpours out strain that is
a regular mosaic of nearly all the bird
notes 10 be heard, its own proper lark song
forming kind of bordering for the whole.
The notes Of the pb@be-bird, the purple
finch, the swallow, the yellow bird, the
king-bird, tie robin, and others, arc rem
dered with perfect dstinctness and accu-
racy, but not word Of the bobolink's,
though the lark must have heard its song
every day for four successive summers. 1t
was the one conspicuous note in the fields
around that the lark made 10 attempt to
| plagiarize. He could not steal the bobo-
links thunder Sc1ibncrs Monthly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-04

vine or climber, and its roots are Of onor-
nous size. Gerard tells us of one which
weighed so pounds, and was as large as
child of year old. 1t was from these roots
that tho Fictitious mandrakos were made,
by which the charlatans of former age de-
luded The ignorant. Their practice was TO
dig down to the root of fourishing plant,
taking care not TO disturb the bottom fibres,
and tx around 1t a mould, like those used
by plaster figure makers OF the human
body. Tho earth was then thrown back,
and in one summer the roots would oflen
fill up tho mould. All parts of this plant
are poisonous to men and animals, although
some persons declare that goats can eat tho
leaves with impunity. II is a drastic poi
son, and its anlidotes arc acids and astrin-
gents.
Fox glove (Digitdlis puipured) is well
known by its beautiful pyramidal spike of
mauve, or white flowers. 1t grows luxuri-
antly in our gardens, and is much cutivat-
ed for It's great beauty; but its leaves pos
sess a violent narcotic poison, and are use
full TO the physician for a variety of dlseas-
es.-Cor. Country Gentleman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-04

THE GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite tho
Grand Central depot in New York, has
several special advantages over its rivals.
1t is so near the depot that the traveller is
spared all annoyance and expense of car
rlage, baggage and expressage hire, while
its location is such that street car and stage
lines radiale from this point TO all parts of
the city. 1t has elegantly furnished rooms,
has all the latest improvements, and is run
on the European plan. Travellers visiting
New York, or on their way TO or from the
Centennial, will find this hotel par ercel-
lence in every respect. 1t is under the
management of G.. f. & w. ID. GARRISON,
and has become one Of the most popular
hotels in the city of New York.