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An Astronomer Eclipsed.
Irrsn ,..e pc.roI, Rre. rre...l

tFr0m tie Detroit Free fre--
You wouldn't have thought he had the
slightest taste for the sciences had you
seen him sprawled all over the salt bar
rels in hi. drunken sleep; bat he had
scarcely been registered as John Sly Hunt
aud pu, into cell when ho began call.
ing:
"s.y! Say. you Say, boys. i
want a better cell. want cell room
which I can look out and see Mars
moons e.
Bijah went to the cell door and re-
,nonstrated. lie asked the prisoner to
take into consideration the fact that be-
inc in an observatory was altogether dif-
fsrent from being in the jug. Astrono-
mers can sit up in their tall towers aud
boss their assistants around without
stint. but prisoners have no as'ronom-
Mars, Mars, Mars - yelled the
man as he shook his cell door.
"Nsver heard OF him. replied the
old man.
"Gimme looking. glass r. continued
Hunt.
Haven't any In tho house"
"L.mtae see them moons or III yell
NIL night o. howled the prisoner.
Then Bijah held private conyersa-
tion with him. There was rhyme in 1t.
lie said to him
"Th,. mldnlgh, row ha. got 10 cease.
In spite Of moons snd Mars,
And II yoa don't lay iown W sleep
IN let you So. some stars.
The astronomer MAS the first one TO
come before his Hsnor. lie seemed
busted as,eroid. He looked like dry
moon. lie squared of like tho Great
Dippsr and remarked; ..,.,,.,.,.
"what's the charge Tor staying here
ever nigh, ?"
Nothing-not q cent" replied ,hs
Court. "whsn did You drs, turn your
attention toward tho subject OF a.,ron'
omy p 80
1--WE always been quite fond OF the
moon" was the hesitating reply.
"And there have been many nights
in your life when you have seen two or
thrs. moons at once, chr
"Y-yes, sir" IN
"Name some Of the planets, will
"w.ll. 4" reflected the prisoner. there
4. Awful Gardiner. joe Coburn, the
Chicago Times. and -"
"That will do. Mr. Hunt. fon
didn't observe the transit OF Venus,
suppose
"w.ll. sir. were you pursuing the
subject Of astronomy a. you lay ON those
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-26
VOL. XXIX.
WATCHES, JEwELRr, ErC
WATCHES! JEWELRY!

OsANE IN WAS FHsT INTO
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An uptown man who is very fond Q,
playius keno" came home late. and
as he wasn't we'll. he went to bed win
his eloth.. ON. His wife thought that
she wsull fnd out how much money ns
had, and she began to count 1t; IA,
20. 20. Sc. iG. 81. 60. ~. So just
then he came down with his list on the
baby's nose and yelled " keno =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-26

A PARTY was enjoying the evening
breeze ON board = yacht. THE wind has
made my moustaehs quite SAT-, TO
marked a young man who had been ior
some time occupied in biting the hMr
that fell over his upper liz. 81 know
it," innocen,ly said a pretty girl. And
she wondered why all her friends
laughed.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lumber Trade In Pennsylvania.

The timber or lumber trade of Pennsyl.
yania is exceedingly extensive, and is in
creasing in such proportion that it is reck-
"Ted-at the present rate Of cutng-that
most of the white pine of the State will
be exhausted in four or five years. This
will give some idea Of the enormous de-
mand for lumber, particularly the white
pine and the hcmlock logs. The ce' trail
depot Of the trade in Pennsylvania is Will
Transport, a handsome city on the Susque-
hanna. The timber is cut in the autumn
and winter from the huge forests on the
slopes bordering the river for two or three
hundred miles above Williamsport. The
logs are slid down into the stream, and
then, being formed into mighty RATS, are
tloated down TO the city by the spring
freshets. At Wi!liamsport they are caught
by boom, which VIII hold 3O0,000.0O0
feet of wood at one time. The voyage
sometimes occupies several days, and is
somew hat haz trdous, as the RATS are fire.
quently wrecked fact rendered mani
testify evident to the visitor by the numb
of stranded logs left lying along the rive.
shore when the floods subsidc.
At Williamsport the timber is stored in
immense ponds until required for the saw
y,
they are foated down the river D the mills
many miles below tie town. These saw.
mills form one of the chief features of
Williamsport, where they number about
thirty, and with annual capacity for turn.
ing out 225,0O0,000 feet of lumber. The
machinery in these mills is most ingenious,
and quickly converts the huge trunks into
logs, cutting them into lengths for building
or other purposes. The enormous piles OF
lumber awaiting mai et seems almost in
credible.
Willamsport is situated on the west
branch Of the Susquehanna, and is a thriv.
ing city, rapidly growing in population
and manufactures. Its prosperity is main
ly due to the lumber trade, for which the
river and the West Branch canal. which
flows through the city, afford great tacilI-
ties. 1t is surrounded by lofty, well wood.
ed hills. the scenery Of which is of the
greatest beauty. OF the extent Of the trade
which is its chief support, much has been
written; but its rapid developments still
going On, the timber sawn in this country
III 1870 being nearly three times as much
a5 that in 1860. The demand is on the IN
crease, and there seems to be no possible
check except the distressing Of the land
adjacent to the lumber markets; an event
which has long threatened us, and against
which we have often warned our readers.
When this comes to pass, prices of lumber
will rise, and perhaps demand will fall of !;
and the planting of timber trees, now and
for some years To come, is the obvious and
only remedy for such disaster We have
no doubt thut steps will be taken to avert
this threatened damage; but the necessity
cannot be too frequently brought before
public attention. 1t is not the present
that has to be provided for; it is tue future,
and the destroying axe may proceed, in the
next few years, to work grea or havoc than
ever in our forests alt0. Journal Of Com
meTcc.
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PoetiOa1.
w hat 1 Would Do.

A learned crow, of very high degree,
Sat, grim and solemn in forest tree,
Conyersing with his son, who by him sat,
And saying learned things of this and that.
He talked of art, crowol0gy and laws,
And proper rendering of sundry caws.
And might have kept on talking to this day,
But for the sound of wolves not far away.
Howling and snarling as they onward came
In hot pursuit. of some unlucky game.
A red deer wounded sore, soon came in sight,
With banging tongue and cyebNlls wild with
fright
Keeling, exhausted, weak from loss OF blood,
And right beneath the tree at bay she stood.
On came the wolTes-a fierce, bloodthirsty
crew,
Eager for blood, for well its taste they knew;
cred,
Torn ..ulb from limb, and eagerly doyoured.
When all was ended and the feast was done
His crowship, with preliminary caws,
Looked wise, then grieved, Then made solemn
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Turned to his son and said 'You see below
A case Of Ignorance the cause of woe =
Now, If were deer in such place,
| could escape the wolves and leave no trace
The proper course Is very plain to see;
The eilly creature should have climbed tree. y
MORAL.
You say, 10 doubt, "Why what fool is he
Who could expect deer to climb tree ~
Not one whit wiser than this crow Of mine
Are some who wear the human form divine
Who give advice unasked, and criticse,
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