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The Safe FOnnd.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-The following
dispatch was received this morning:
"sT. LOUIS, April Is.
"To McNeale & Urban:
"Soulhern Hotel office safe Just
opened. 1000 worth OF Valuables and
entire contents came out perfectly un-
harmed. q. Y. HALLIDAY 6 Co"
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Appointments Nearly Completed

National AsSocaCed PfeSs TO the star.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 1S.-Fully
two-thlrds Of the appointments Of post
masters, whose commissions have ex-
pired, have been made, and the Post
master General says the pressure upon
him tor places is growing weaker daily. i.
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The Chamber OF Commerce OF San
Francisco resolved to petition Congress
10 restore the United States Mission to
me United STAGE Of EoInmUis>-
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Third Edition

Probably variable and Warms weather,
with light showers, for the ne1t teoenty-
four hours.
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WANTED --.MIsCHbLANno

VNT ANTED - AGENTS - Ladies for city /;
I w gentlemen to travel, and business men to
mhnaSe; good pay for all Call at the hard
ware store, corner Fifth st. ana Central ave.,
or at residence, 266 Longworth st.
fs- mhl7-1yS&W
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wv ANTED-BOYS-To sell papers for this
efice. tt
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E street, stone 'front.' twelve 70 ms aud hall |:
will sell ior half it's value. Go and look at it
and make an Offer 1T-3t
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FOR SALE.

17OR SALE-All the stock of Furniture,
Il Chairs, Mattresses, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
For sale cheap if sold iDsthree days. NOAH'S
ARK, 205 W. Fifth street. It,
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sEoR sALE--HOUSE--No 50 Barr street
Il will sell to pay l2 per cent. net; under lease;
lot II feet front finely finished. 1nis pro1er-
erty must be solu. T-2t
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T,OR RIGHTEOUSNESS ade street; six
T. rooms, large attic, gas, water and bath, all
HeWly painted and papered. Apply at south
east corner Of Poplar and Baymiller streets.
= 17.3t
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yETANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
wv the wiuterin the country. FERNS cheap.
For information apply to o. L. SrAHL at
snook & MeNicolps stable, southwest corner
6f Fifth and sycamore. noi5-tf
NM Notwithstanding new for the ladies.
f%ty Nine. Griswold's shoulder brace Corset,
aiso Abdominal, Long Waist, Nursing and
Misses Corsets. Orders promptly filed by her
Agent, Mrs. A. q. MUNSON, 296 Hopkins
street, WesC OF Freeman street. 1t+
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WOODS THEATER.

EVERY EVENING during the week. also
Wednesday and Saturday Matnees, MATT.
MORGAN'S NOVELTY COMPANY AND
HISTORICAL TABLHAUX. ap16-tf
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FOR RENT.

TTOR RENT-COTrA rooms AMI
q summer Kitchen, gas, water and all modern
conyeniences, at No. 50 Oehler street. Rent
$l2 III advance. Apply at 25S Freeman street.
=, 1R-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
ABE ROTHSCHILD.

How They Treat Him i'm Texas.
From the following letter from Abe
Rothscbild, written to a friend Of his in
this city, it would seem that he is not
having very wretched time down
there:
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TOR SALE-HOUSE--No. A West Ninth
Il street, Stone front, ten rooms, hail aud side
entrance; only 800 This is a decided bar
gam: house vacant; go and look at 1t. 15-3t
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sfl 0lIn Families or groceries In want OF
YaGH1HX good Flour = warranted to give
HIAUN satisfaction can be supplied by
hVVes going to the WEST ND MILLS
q our orders are solici cd. Delivery free
y AMES X. HURIN, Sixth stree, betw ,cn
'laymiller and Freemap nah7-sm
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.TTOR SALE = FEATHERS - Large 4h-lb.
J. pillows, u each; 35-lh. beds. '6: cnoice
feathers. 15e per lD Feathers renovated. Z.
IN. MORRISON. 81 w. Sixth street. between
Nam and Walnut. fourth floor. ap7-2St
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-12
NOTICE.

4 II PRISONS iNpEhrED To THK FIRM
- ANDERSON IOHE Are ssrray noss.
ss. B. Fsss n. sAme - RrEE LOVE-
u. r. WHEELER
e cAkpvYll-
= = Nell RE-
aHls-ast kaArs ef ArtstrHsors
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

The following suggestions will ena-
bic one to measure the height of a tree
or other standing object, near enough
for practical purposes: Place a small
mirror in a level position on the
ground at a little distance from the
tree. Then step backward until the
top Of the tree Il reflected in the Gen.
ter of the mirror The height Of the
tree equals your height multiplied by
the distance Of the tres, from the mir
ror, divided by your distance from the
mirror.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

The religious newspapers of the
country assume too much when they
ask the gratuito,s publication of a
lengthy prospectus, as a condition of
exchange with the secular press. With
their unreasonably high subscription
rates they can well afford to pay for
their advertising. A[Dver on H9
Press.
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THE usrs OF THE MoS.-Few
people know the value of lemon,juice,
A piece Of lembh hound dfoh a corn
will cure it in few days; it should
be renewed night and morning A
free use Of Icmonjnice and sugar will
always relieve cough. Most people
feel poorly in the spring, bat if they
wouh eat q lemon before breakfast
every day for a week-wiih or with
out sugar, as they like-ihsy, womb
find il better than any medicine.
Lemon:juice will sometimes epre CON
sumption.-[Londo Lancet.
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Aiter the circus parade two small
boys met on the street. One of them.
his face glowing with excitement, said:
"Oh, Johnny, did you see that fellow
with the snakes around his neck" No
word from Johnny. "You seen the
man in the lions case, uncourse.' No
word or sign from Johnny, save and
except cloud upon his face. "well,
you seen the ponies with the red
blankets on, didn't yer'' Nav, an
| didn't" said Johnny at last, burst
ing into tears. IL had to stay at
home AMI tend to our baby, but | kin
lick the stuffin' out o you!'
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Your mother is your best early
friend. The world may willfuly do
you many wrongs, your mother never;
the world may prosecute you while
living, and when dead plant the ivy
and uightshaie of slander upon your
CRASHES grave-but your mother will
love aud cherish you while living, and
if she survive she will weep for you
when dead, such tears rs none but a
mother could weep. Love your
mother.
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who's your pastor, my dear?'
asked COED lady from the country,
addressing her daughter who had heen
living in the city ior half a year or
n. "Really, mother, ! hardly know.
| never saw him. He was away on
vacation last summer. and now he has
started on his lecturing tour for the
winter. I may yet acquainted with
him next spring"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

Two Of Carnesville's boys, who are
about the age Of seventeen, went 10
preaching at Aliens Church few
Sabbaihs ago. and after services were
over they, with a couple Of their coun.
try chums, decided TO escort some
young ladies home. The following
conversation transpired between the
mother and daughters:
Mother-Girls, were there no Young
men at church to-day?
Girls-Of course, mother.
Mother-Why in the world then,
did you bring the children home with
you?
The young men were so confused
that they did not remain till after
dinner. .-[Franklin ga. Register.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

Condensed forage for the horses in
the Russian army consists in small
biscuits of cat meaL pea -four, rye
meal, aud ground linseed. Twenty.
eight biscuits form single ration for
a horse, and is said to contain rs much
nutriment as twelve pounds If oats,
while only one-iiilh the bulk.
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"Do you believe in the use Of the
rod, my dear Professor asked u lady
whose children were making life a
burden to all the guests in the hotel.
"ln some eases. madam. but there
are Others" glsncing at her gambol-
ling darlings, "where ! prefer the re
yolyer."
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My Arabeller, so ripe and meller,
and goodness f! cant she love a feller +?
Her eyes are black, and pink her
smeller, and goodness! cant she hug
feller? Her cheeks are red, her hair
is weller, and goodness! can't she kiss
n feller2
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

! Vgirl in Shelby, KY, was provok-
ed by the bad play of her partner at
croquet. She struck him on the head
with mallet, and caused a brain fe-
.sets of which he nearly died. She
was kept in custody until he recovered
and then she married him. Thus a
man goes on from bad ,r worse until
he finally lands on tho other side OF
the river Stvx.
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A correspondent wishes to know at
what age girl should no longer be
kissed by her male friends. A lady
suggests the age when She puts on
long dresses. I.-man. "a lady
is evidently some sour-visaged spinster
who is wholly out of the running
Good gracious, What girl would ey-
er put on long dresses at that price,
Phila. Bulletin.
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Ifhsee,

A Dutchman in describing pair
of horses he had lost, said: "Dey was
ferry much alike, specially tn, off one.
Won lookt so much like poth could
not tell lothcr from which; when 1
went after one | always catch the od-
der, and whipped the one most dead
because the other kicked me-"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

Recently newlymarried couple
were in store on Main street looking
for suitable ornaments TO a,lorn their
rooms. The young wife was quite
pleased with the picture entitled,
"Sufier little children to come unto
me-" which they bought.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

A Man VINO MADE EVERY Edge
Cur.-Thcre is wealthy gentleman
in Clinton county, tlris State, who has
worn a pair Of brogan shoes six long
years and they are still good. The
same gentleman says he yill meyer
winter another weavers iocm, nor a
coz; and in accordance with this res.
olution ~ It'd Ma ak POI sne
day last week afief mils;dg her II the
morning, and had that same night for
supper, cream for his coffee, sweet
milk and ,butferppk, sbmqr, tbeet-
steak. hash and afaT1dw tcandis q
give him light, all the proceeds of a
single COW. No wonder the gentle
man can pnef ip big roGket plenty
"hard cash. 80 'i '
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= For sore or iniamed eyes, wash
them in n weak solution of salt and
warm water. This Is also useful TO
remove the inflammation caused by ex-
ytrnnemls substance in the eye.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

All over the world DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup is making its way, and every
place it reaches consumptlve people
are more seldom met. 1t is truly
blessing to humanity, and only costs
% cents. y
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In Greece it is known by The way a
woman wears ner hair whether she is
married or not. In America ii ia
kuowp that man is married IL he
doesn't wear any hair at all.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

The clock for the new Courthouse
at Providence. X l., is claimed TO be
the largest in New England aud the
bsst in the country. The dials are
seven feet in diameter aud the pendu-
luu rod fourteen ieet long, with a
300-pound hall, and the clock, by an
ingenious electric device. regulates all
the other twelve clocks in the build.
ing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

A woman who had tried the expert.
ment, says, when a. man finds a
place that is pleasapter % him lhan
his own ho'ae. ..his wife should putiwo
extra Jumps Of sugar in his coffee and
double the sunshine in the front room. &"
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"lou go to Shocaggo, hey said
the gentleman ffom 0ermsas. sveIl,
you be bretiy careful abeaa dat yaler
dere. IF Won doud vaIif to kes ssek.
you trinks ndus If dat saiss dilI y'u
ket used to hiW."
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An editor, speaking of spiritual,
ism, says; 1--WE don't believe in any
medium except the circulating medi.
um, and that has become 50 scarce
that our faith in it is shaky."
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l.
Byron Youn,, who shot and killed
ID. ID. Brown, in a difficulty at Crop
pers Depot, in this eoaaty. oa the
9Th of July last, died Saturday morn.
Ing from the effects Of a wound re-
ceived at the hands Of Brown. Thus
has the lives of two promising young
men been unnecessarily sacrificed to
satisfy sense of honor as unreasona.
BILE Us il was criminal. Another re
a,lt Of the evil Of carrying concealed
Weapons, which even the strong arm
of the law appears inadequate to CON
troll. [Shelbyville Sentinel.
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l,ain.water bring, down yearly
about twelve pounds of ammonia to
the s"s" "f sF"nH.', which forces Il
valuable and elective principle rs II
fertilizer.
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Mrs. Broadr,b. (s,ernsD "Are you
aware, sir, that this |. the ladies' wait
iug.nooms' (mistaking Angelica s,odge
in her "ulster.' Cor me Of "the ru.
der SEX
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II is eyidr's ihatYNS ,Iphp Buch,

~ " cNHF't t"as w ,phn puch-
anan has heen robbed, and hs q nsiu,
raj consequences, soms one did il. Bu,
there Is M proof that | an the guilty
PARTY, only the confession of the Two
negro.. who's have BY lnfiueace, been,
in some way forced to take the demons
tongue aud utter ialsehoods against an
innocent party. Mr.. Walton in every
article, has been kind iela. aisiia no
instance condemned US, awaiting 10
each partESlsrl r cAssitAe rss,,k u u,
impartial investigation Mr.. Logan.
of the Courier-JoUrnai doubtless means
we'll. hut in his article of the 18th
inst. speaks Of the Crab Orchard rob
berry as the last Of long series Of out.
RACES brought suddenly to an end. &c.
| am charged with this crime, but as
yet, no convincing evidence has been
adduced; aud 10 comment on my
habits Mr.. Logsii ,ioes me an injustice
SUI We ~ s' " wv
W. ~. ny" Wi, !" ~ ~ xWT' "S
a'~ s a' 49, -, " .' s 49,. s,' P'
s . 80 ~ = s g.
'"e" ,' W "'' ,f'y.f"w.tsT
"'SsIa.' w. "' ""'' '"'"' s''' Us
P"''' ~"
w :" -" sa" " ...' ''."N ""
nalins, and feel a deeper interest n
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LOVE or CHANGE is class
81 farmers who are constantly on the
lookout for better place to 60 to.
Their farms are always ''for sale. ' and
they dream of luxurisnt lands in some
other parts OF the country which can
he bought for "a song" where they
imagine they would he more prosper.
ous, and enjoy life better than where
they now reside. Many Of these men
own mortgaged farms; and for such
men to desire to remove where they
can own a free farm. though it be far.
far away. is but natural mnnifesta.
tion to better ones condition which
the human mind can not resist. But
where can these men 60, after selling
their farms and I've contented? This is
n serious question, which no man can
answer Of his own knowledge. --[Colo-
nial Farmer.
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any address q o. ~, sah,st 10 > sssniinsiioa H. a,.
s:ss'"t sss s. s'ss ss.... =. s ... e.. c7 yIs
,s.s'sr iss foss'h Ass' Le@'s'sss ty.i. -.
eI 81 bays ons of nsyis.s' Isundri..i Mansuiia
shisis. slleo ..sh, inll has VI tsyl, ttrsl~i,ins
0esds. ,isods shiri-d 0a sprsJth Sailsh.fi.n
guaranteed. W. ~ kAAllS.er q
l2sIh Ave. Lao IN. ~
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Few farmers fully realize the inn
portsnce Of pure wafer for their cows,
u We may Judge by the way they
neglect to furnish an abundant supply
OF il in the hot. dry weather Of sum-
mer, hut compel them to drink the
siasnant water Of swamps. Without
an abundance Of pure water, il is i'm
possible for COW to furnish her nor
NAL yield OF milk, and when forced to
drink impure water We cannot make
superior butter or cheese from her
milf. Hoa. X. A. Willard. ssys:
Nothing has been more clearly set.
tied in dairy practice than this--that
il is an utter impossibiiity to make
good milk from bad water
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

A politician who was Kicked down
q fight of stairs 10 a M,s >ierk office
the other day said he felt rs though
his seat had been contested.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

Opium.eating prevails to a terrible
'legree in Atlanta, Georgia. In an.
swer to the question, "Arc there ma.
ny men in Atlanta who have become
addicted to the use OF this Drug a
druggist said: "les. and a great ma
ny more ladies. The habit is fearful
" on the increase. We sell enough
every week to kill thousand people.
II ia taken by persons who are used to
it, but il does an immense amount Of
damage"
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q calm and Peaceful Iifc.

Said a very old man, "Some folks
are always complaining about the
weather, but ] am very thankful
when wake up in the morning to
find any weather at ALL" We may
smile at the simplicity Of the old man,
but still his language exhibits spirit
that contributes much to calm and
steadfast life. II is better and wiser.
to cultivate that spirit than 10 he con-
tinnally complaining Of things as they
are. BE thankful for such mercies as
you have, and if God sees il will be
for your good and His glory, he will
give you many more. At least, do
not make yourself and others unhap-
py by your ingratitude and complaint
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21

There is one secret a woman can
keep-her aye.
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an' attorney al NE >bar.. aid for the
,pyredips, term Cpenit Court Clerk.
hssnnsl a.&A Ii thS sreda for the issus
Of these troubles. He has aroused
tsse peork, gone 6ok'iy Into the in
fected district aud probe,l the matter
"a the Mtssus He ha. taken lead.
ing part in the prosecution, and, come
veal cr CONS wce. viii see the matter
through.
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4 New Orleans editor who saw a
lady making Tor the only empty seat
In ear found himself -'croSlcd oul
To make room for more interesting
matier"
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"Silence ia The SQUIRT lhsnaersd a
Kentucky Judge the other morning.
"Hali dozen men have been eonyic.
tel already without the court having
been able 10 hear word Of the tesl,.
mony." .
T~-~tf htt-AO r.
In Switzerland donkevs have bells
on their ne,ks. In this countr, il is
not unusual Ia ee them wlihhal. an
their arme.
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b. r. FIrcH's New store,

saseesssss Ia fanny fesry mfr agents ana dts-
lers 10 Rubber Goods tbiLlTens Carr iagss r.quei
Toys aadfsncys'ooi- RENE, d toi27 4ih T. nssiIen
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s'rsm swr tr~s Orchard Cerres.
pendent.


~ II AZ .
co.e..l ..,,,,.' a.. - III.
or ,,;.o, .,,,l al ,L., !. d;..,.,;,.
% i.oo,., .,l .h...oJ a. .s,..,,.
h;,;,v o,r hs.,,. .r. hv n.,,,,
broueb, 10 n mu.b.l;ke .olns,. on,
,onrue. inclined 10 .;,s,c. IA ~,
minds much x,,de,;,, sin !, be.
booye. u. in heb,lf Of o,r f..;lv
fr;e,d. anil IN. r..d;,, ,,,,l;c ~
plsce in a .;o,,le concise and ,ru,h.
6l manner. a polite anil booe.t de.
ssuse 10 the cb,rcs. made .,,;,,, N.
,broucb the rte.s in regard 70 tho ,s.
cen, d;e;cul,;s. h,o,,,, =, l;.h, h, an
energetic, we'll organized. courageous.
and determined po.., Of official. We
are well aware ,b,, murders. bu,ol.. /.
rie. and de.po,;.m !, every ,,s.e b..
been sy.,ems,ically con,luc,ed in mi.
county for , number os ,esr. and ws
believe a majority Of the crime. com.
mit,ed in proud old Lincoln. ba.
been through malice. envy. personal
hatred. or a natural desire to d;.hou.
e.tly accumulate 4 Mr. aida knbsl
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m'fs Of TnIsks, Naise-. rruselisg Bass snd Inesse
Collars Spls right 10 ase Y. a a. Paient Iul
iiinse aud spring. isS W. alain ~. ''t
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WIN, ROBERT 4 CO..
PERRY CO

Wholesale Gnosn aud Commission nercLahi,
heetiaeEs and dealers 10 Dolhesiie Mines, iiquois
Toha ooand cigaiA No. :r0 ". maln sil.el.
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WI. XRNDRIcK q SON,

Nos no aud lI2 foauh Avenue. Lalies' fufni,
lug Goods. silks aud fancv Dress Gs-lds, isns ~
asols. q nibrellss, Kid Gloves. a..
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II you think you can make a tiger
or lion quail by merely gnsing straight
in his eyes, you are mistaken. IL you
happen to meet one Of those animals
rather depend on your heetness Of
foot, or the old fashioned persuasive
ness Of ride. Distance lends enchant.
ment TO the view of an able-bod,ed
lion, but u a person cant get distance
between him aud the forest king, and
is forced to depend on the penetrating
glance business, the chances are that
The success Of the experiment will be
.omewhat msrred by the noble ani-
NAL, inviting the gazing party to
line, as Hamlet remarks, mot where
he eats. but where he is eaten
From childhood's hour we have been
aught that the thrilling gaze Of man
Kind, directed directly into the orbits
ia Wild beast, possessed such subtle
,ower that every animal must stink
lway who encountered the stare.
Nearly every boy who has reveled in
he choice literature which a dime
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