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National Republican., 1877-11-14
For The VOrner
Another Word To WashlnEton Mothsrs.


went with Richie the other day to his
"Kittengarten." IN he calls It. and ~ we were
prancing through Judiciary square | came up
on All instance illustrative Of what mentioned
In former note to the Corner" often seo
little children thtre with their nurses hut this
time the girl had company in tho form OF .
young man. whom she hsd met there by
chance e., and rs they walked and talked the
baby In the carriage and the three year -oid,
trudging by It's side, were utterly ignored and
forgotten. Presently, however, the baby gOt
julted down into an uncomfortable posi- ion,
Its body twisted one way and its head tho
other, against the side OF the carriage top, aud
straightway 1t began 20 make its discomfort
known; but the moro 1t cried tho harder the
carriage was
JoLTED BACK AND FORTH.
the maid apparently unconscious Of 1t all, but
III IchanicAlly increasing the jerky motion M
the child's muillcd cries grew more yocif, rous
until the soft car aud check were marrod by
painful red lines. Maggie, dat hurts my
baby! y said the more watchful baby imam.
No answer from Maggie. Maggie. fix bahyi"
aud the anxious little Cne Iu.l,d her lOwn
once and ugnin, determined by force OF his
tiny might To gain attention to his baby. In
patiently enough the nurse-giri turnc,l ut last,
and jerked the little boy by the arm 80 haishy
and suddenly as 10 make him cry out with
pain aud put the other hand to the hurt
shoulder. But the b.by WIS righted. ard
soon stopped crying ttLOugh the rcd marks on
the vclvety check would remain .or huurs)
while its careful brother was comfJrtcd by
being allowed = whJel the carriage, which
feat he accomplished ut the risk of tho occa-
pants bones.
know IL little boy In this city who Is =
| hopeless cripple. q hunChback, through falling
from his baby carriage while iu charge oi =
ncglectlul nurse.
SO went along with my dear hoy, feeling .
new thankiuln, ~ lor the kindergarten. wh,ro
he is 50 salc und happy, and wondering IL tho
mother of those tender little children can pos-
siby realize how very much the first few years
Vi their ears and training have to do In forin-
ing their physical, mental and moral iuiuro.
RICHES MAMMA.
National Republican., 1877-11-14
MEDIlIN.NI..

CpETN NOTICE 70 THE hFFIIrTE1-DR
= Rni ER 8 ~ q be Ctn nj de cry W dncslny
ANA . t,.. ~ h SCARE ~, ID 3 LuTlhN 81: bt-
tween NJ ana T wlh, fum2t .np M tIum 'ong
~ n "e,hh . ln!n pIirn" pr"ll'c b" Eh.r ~.
gans mt o, ,hr N"ry' u sysI;n.. yHi orHEn nd
N rv0iS lie ~! d IIe ,,bl ~, Pa pi!aiiulI ~ q
II II ninnrSs u , gnI - th,i ~ m n tn
HACK nd Svclurn n Emission, &c all rSl u - NJ
HIuss ~ youth or excuses liz ninnh' o.. DIS AS .
rec nIly contIlc d cured In nve ten DAYS. nj the
piS,n en- ireIN priiraies ON the syS,' IN; nlso, n
skin and blood aie 0 qui'k yc,I+ Dr. H., ind rsrd
by the Ir, d pa, Sic Mis- IT llm'r., his n'Ihr
city, visits Wa ng,on edntsdays AMI SduIh "
All consuiln,,uIi strictly cVnauei,Ial. Oc-2 "
National Republican., 1877-11-14
Is. !" ""HHhfii iiEAL EfArE AUCTION u,


TRUSTEES s>LE or VALUABLE UNiMPRov.
lDREAL sfNTE, hE!Ni THE WHOLE Of
y luARE 30 10, IN WASHINGTON, u g. SIT.
uATE BhI wEES iuNN ECyTL Ut AVENUE
ASn nNINErEESTH AND NJ AND N STREET II
Il virtue o. a deed Of trust, dated Say ~. IS Cuiy
corded iD j. NO. is OLD M OF The nj rec
or % ,hs street OF CO mn IN at ~, TiL,en :
e n ictib u rOni o h 'rra,uissS, IN
WEI. 'sDAS. SOyEM RER - III.
nt four OclO y ni.. alt " s,4uarc ,mber d
known. q . ~ and distinguish nn u. pat md
grDund y on q 'y OF wilshn on, ~ Ie DIS ritt
u 90 u1,il :. s ~.uHrr numb 4 d one hlndrtd and
III u '-nn, ilJt, ogriher with a.i the wus. en
meiit'. ,,t'. piyi eges, and appurten ys TO lhs
ran q belOngnE.
'rerris o. sa e: n ,hird o,sh and the remainder
J. In siS, I. I've. e.Ehle n, and iwanLy, our
the day OF sale secured by deed OF iru-t tic prop
,liy sold. A de- o-it OF sUbwi he required ~ tile
tine 1i sale. Unvrynncing To be NJ tho purchi T.
erA cost! fthe rs ol lie are not 60 nplied WI, n
seven days tie trrs - reserve the right 10 AZ he
ro,rty at the ccst and risk Of tie defauling pur-
CinSf. .
G. A. JAMFS,
\. r. CRIlTENDEN.
. IrusiceS
j. T. C0LDWELL Saiesmi n. nol+d,d
National Republican., 1877-11-14
DIRECTORY.
Tho rrinoipsi BUSINESS Houses OF waGh-
ington.

Ths Joltopirg 10 pubtishsd for The bcmeh Of Truv-
cling sd'csmsa, Strangers, aud he pubic ocaer.
auy-ii includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prove Of interest 10 al VAo iatead
trapsaotiag business ia Wdshiigtoa.
National Republican., 1877-11-14
FINANCIAL.

TIVE GERMAN-AMSRICAN SAVINGS BANK,
L Ne. ft, FsiIeei no tnwcst corner Seventh n rot
Up ,r u rom IL 10 on saturday eve n.
ings sp, N. to re' I've dep sits' nls. Aier
His Cs.uit any mount 10 live erhts u.wa d te-
Cptvel "a eriep all bp, 0. or rent In rc III Lurg-
tar proof III 1T IN So nd 80 year. The
ar .-t anu nn,st rniirenient Uxes AZ thecity.
,clSIy
National Republican., 1877-11-14
FISdSCE aYD COMM ERCE.
d uniiOs,

The suh-irer-ary haiancc- IN New York Yesterday
Were Gold t.ULE2,isS snrrency, t4,O NV. The
b Treasurer pid out on accp"nt OF inlcr a. co. 40
aud Tor bonds thS,H Uustoms reoipts, soLph
In New Yok ,e tstday money was quoted NJ
ENchnnE". long, tsI; VI OF, tsi. 0O.i qniet ut io'H
Hate for .r,ynt, ~ AMI +.
G1vefnnent bonds nrmer. NJ The following quota
National Republican., 1877-11-14

cht ...n.syd or - Id ~ tet uc nn OF ONE Dol LAH
ksSsoVd II. u'sd B,s.ASe 6 & ei3eGd % G,hrepgh. g
y'. .. r.a ,y,u u. = VENUE NUE. 30, s Sur. 81
no % r,. IrESSsrh$AsrA ROUTE uU ,,..,,
s,hnsSS"SS S"S e SSEf$s 'tS Hi EQUIP
TRAIN. 1rASNHo SNoyEsnn WSs Sais \. NJ RIM Depot, cor
fr ,ins"9g a. as g. !gs West r;,S .. N. dsy WA, wan
RI or sso 70 dS" drat,S.s aa E T's and p.
9GirS Il i'E ohE SNb MI + FJ.Sast Ss II I5 tieTs5
%n :" m .s daily @ir.a.S az y
Iss Zen, in,ns' " aid i1 %@E". al i"'S's A.
por Mn y% ySra% ,s l.,, ie!os m. npa es, m.
For nfosSyn %, kew York NIL ! ugh ,rs, "o' meet
n.oI,li1a daec ,r,,,' er ,,, 10 ~ % on srse.;
sunday, Win sictpinI Cars ..vn'.wa ""nston 10
f'cs,g IA IL. -. q. rxcrp Sunday.
Fo, lss Geek Lane. ~ ~. Il Al y. m daiy.
For A"li,pnls, ;,ia m aud hon IN. daily, eAc pt
ALtxANDRIA AND DFREpERICKSPyRG RAIL
TON RiILpUAD.
For Hs'%%s. @ %% sy S EIs s H. ~ and "a GAS7 a.
For olL, wa iinnnohu. '"a' y M. ui'd : ~ u M.
rraa. cayS aver ASssaSis S1S or Washington. slo
T. u i,.s:m ! 80. .. md p M
r%k'.. n orm.';soh, ie,p!ns "::d pul, r-cnr a.
..'n1a,s =, %, Sn r,SIre ,ns ,. H,c,sInor,s
emu. nJrtLept cunGr ~. sisin street nii,i P,nnsy
M cr Se s x sassss ] w 70 a.sc on M
Loe,s r,,' rr,id .cS
rHAS faGs1a s"ssf SsSs.f dsses dEssseser Aft"l
BAlrIAHGGRaFa AGa aAEPf AEP pII9 H}aI hA!tRoAR 4S1 r
NATIONAL LINE NJ SHORT ROUTE
EoRru, wlsr, Njnrns ssr AND SOUTHWEST.
JUsE1, ISL.
4sam m. p,rt'@srs an WV :iMfns
soInr; =. mP,r.' n%io i,%amy ia 'pnt
hnE spfsss. res; vaiy ia "n. I... 9 t;sn g q ,.
si:%' p !".% I'm %S i s;; s;s W nen..r u.s.--
- .,Nes York. pn n elrus, Bosom and B' l.
'S,HS. u ratImoro aud way sta us, on sunta!, :,
Con- tshrA puh
iisiS n, BAT m re ! ii eSi. City. Anmpis,n,
"'"iaS 4. New York and Phil ipha Express.
0nsu,'a ta, n, 70 only .s,O. pns all stations
Gcnnse'. .or p,,I l,,Sl,l OK: .,.,,.
{ m r % u PosAs \ fr.ss&isT s iassss.o-.
chester AID way stations
.tlc T. m. Dlilo.. Annap oils and way s.alonS
sma D. '., 4. iln Q phia, Nor olk aud BALTIMORE
direct ~ boa.
.A4S y n,,.. Chicago mi Columbus expires. w.n.
che lci aud Iiagcrsloy u except sunday.
s.3L y. H., iialtimOrr express
N':5 y. M. B,i, mn r. aud whv stations
prs.
g,. nm Iolnt Of Eocks and way siationsi Metro.
'oa y. W.. New York. PHILADELPHIA and rai Imore
expire
Tralns marked daily; II Or trains daily eycppt
SUNNY. niylbtf
National Republican., 1877-11-14
WOOD AND COAL,

n I. SHERIFF. DEALER IN BEST QUAIL.
W. lies q Conl and Wool, M Pennsylvania ave
nue., b-tween \ evenli and Twelfth slre t. .o4th
side, and asN PennsN Ivan u avenue. between Third
and fUur-and- nd-I-half S,reets south sie. l'epOt
and H. Sixth rect wharf, 10, eniac river. Honor
sDle dealings and lAir prlc>ES oc.Ju
National Republican., 1877-11-14
ATTORNEYS.

II AMBLrR SMITH,
w ,5us PEI NsY,yASs0Tsv s0sns = ihsUJ hsU N nrrwFsr.
spe Al Lt,sn. on givsn 70 Niains ~ insI noE-
etniueuI octI ~
National Republican., 1877-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

:, 90. SoTlCE-TMR hNNu.L MEETINo OF
n"s yi tSs a % !th "a y bsyms S ws SssS Or lie
porpoiS ofelo II 5s'es' n % nc e ;,,"f
EDWARD uGYwSob @ b ssoIssrs, Mas&E.' rs% soiss sn'
as-TENPERANcE MASS MEETING
a.cnos sSEES sy1sSs tslxsaa s c%uGI Nin ard Tenth
ruup.pAY.' i.fSsH' ESvTN T?,iTTi,'i I,ss IL, nnpM
I'd TS' fSs RI iSs ftf.' r. T. pssa ss Sa y "S's s
Ia her fanly WI EN- e' a II the aad en- . wit som"
srAN ADroURSED MEETING ov THr
@'d" n ",si. As'n n n H 1 v SS%'a 10 T htn on
Thnrsd " sh int, vt 0'cio'k pm
ny ''''' VI Wv f' ISufs StAcKAL Jn.. NJ. n
z 7: sowE,s.. N. D. secretary. lslsra nolts,.
ss;;4rElCE or TIE Grand sEcRErARY,
TrSna rs Loage o A. a. Mi Sa, S ei % c9,sRe ~
III, Dsrrc, ofColumhIs will be held "Wednesday 18th
- - order i'f 81 ,So T. " ' or;rs Ms..r g o, r.,ou
nois,a ts,ut cory M&Tfi - ~ Grand 7n secrt,ary
nS-TuE NATIoNALsAFE DEposITCouPANY,
s.T iHw Tisa,r" % "Vf.' ep rtns, md burr
..proof "a .. iav and Ent wntcln e. hen of
Sa' as fR e y siuS rec s"Ss ys% % "tSss
s' nt e iiG's aSSds T. M.Gs "M SlGs r s en
L. r. sNYDER Secretary. ocI-jm
az sANDFORDS CURE FOR CATARRH.
Perce's Golden discovery. md al his other medL
clues or sale Al Coughlins Temple Drug store. s.ii
az TWENTY DIFFERENT KINDS or TRIO
CIIES and LUzenges for throat ant lung difficulties
soid NJ Coug gin's Drug store, Masonic Temple seis
sDTIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOILET
and other articles iGr ladies' In the city at Cough
Inns Temple Drug store Sb
olrso} ON kEBlnIEi9S kSB 5HEH {S.sss Is No
m. n Al. N. w
Vt" MARK RITER,S
Free Art Gallery aud store, No. Gs u street north
west,
| Choice Oh Paiptings, Engrnvingy, Chromos, Nc
Also, lnrgeGt stock OF Paperhnnglngs. Window
Shades PicGres Frames. Picture Cords aud TasseS
Rings, Nails, &c, In the District
ATTERMS CAslt-
Please remember name and number. JaSl3m
os-HUMPHREYs SPECIFICS, PONDS EX
| tract Homeopathic Medicines, sold at Temple Drug
| Sinrr = and Ninth sreets sepsu
| ss-Jl ST ~ PATENT - EEl) s lie AND
| HEEL PHUrEt'rORS make your shoes laI twice n,
long and prevent you fcni Vi PIP ng. For sale In AL
| the hoe rtofoS AMI by the Inventor, 8io ID street
| uUrthwpst ipAtF
National Republican., 1877-11-14

CHANcERY SALE or yALgABLE, IN.
~ PHUyED AND UNIMPROyED RIAL ES-
1ArE ON LORNEl OF. TWINrtErH
AID n s.rREEis n: W., IN THE ITrY OF
WASHINGTON. ID. Z.
ny v rue OF n de .eI Of the Supreme Court Of the
D. TINT OF Columbia passed In eIuliy No sG,8
. John r. heireli vs. Henry W. lierIell OF ni.. the
undersigned, trustee, " L. sell Vt ublic auction, In
e. ont 0 the prenlsel, On SATURDAY, the nth day
U Noven ber, A. d. i57 at o'cock y. M, all those
pieces ami parcels Uf land known lots ID and 81, of
Ann & pnrxers subdiviin Of auIs No I'D, and
lot 81 and III, south one loot OF lot =. OF sJuaro W
The snme ormng front on the corner Of Twentieth
nnd NJ streets OF = eet with delth 81 iert. with
In pr vements, consisting OF threeetOry pressed
bi lck rom house. In Y, cd opIer.
Terms or \ Ile are ie our,n cash, and balance OF
purchn..In n, payaol" ~ three equal ins a. nen,s
NJ SIX, twelve and ghteen nonihs, respectively,
with Interest at eight per cent per nnnim until
paid the nne TO be scnfed by the promissory notes
Oi the purchaser or purcnasers-a lien retained on
said properly and no deed given until all purchase:
money shall have bet pad sud The property Insured
10 the satisfaction OF the trustee All oonveyahcng at
cos OF purchaser.
lrierins OF sale are not compiled with seven days.
tho irsI.e reserves the rg 10 resell At the Cost %
de nung purchaser filiy dollars be depos ted
with the trustee when each lot Is sold.
noo.TuThssds TiuNee.
National Republican., 1877-11-14
W. II. 4 o. II. MORRISON.
ocsItf No. t,S Penpsy,yap,a ayenua
Q. g. PURSEJI.,

O. O. PURSEJI.,
BoohB AND sTATIoNERT.
oi3iim - .'iih s.Ieet northwest.
.A1EsT- PUBLICATIONS +-ELrMENTs or
~ r. TH ID F. ,'% ss,'i ts,r. scS s' =:
F sS nsr :is - rSS ,S H?iss" s a. s % g
r4nea hI'r .+s ~ S tscoprI t,cr e" uc '" n
n. II =, lr, Far viii Goi n Hair Il; We h vo
snd q rhon I, 90 rngbs, M erI's pr ce.s tins
sni very sF low M rst I'M wriraKE vi "SS.
Uc!suaI pii PeGn avenue Vernon Itow.
FNHE NEWEST And NE BOOKs.-.THE
cin - ns %CTas Pr srr1 ~ J'Snary O. Dates pa'nrn
IGTSi@'!,y .deos: ], Fsi,:r. D. y D. PSsH Us ~.
's 10" Y Fifth Pins. s t"s ssnSs rS.s ras ss
Jrycns H. TraI aucaSa n II Ari,ra,, Jan Is Br ~,
70" y st'rS OF Avs s,Se,h be SS'a sar, '. rs"p. ,f.
6 Gss he, &. sy!is@ sSs IA .Sa raas @sH t s
.Sni,h. si.a linckn o o, new novel: III MN or
~ My rh"I G"nr Sin" "lr y , nS S, or g r.
90 H.. new JOB Lor0, II iOKs In colh bnd:
Ing "' tie D''''"'" ''ssot soLoMoNGs t, G. a CHAPMAN
ocWlf VII Penhsvivaina avenue
MON RCIITEs OF EUROPE RUSSIA. AUS.
TIE hEISSik" S"S 81 tiii,is n fiNS.rSM ES; ~ ny
"GG "GGn EmfEois1tard Eif l. = CENTURY, by john +;
fit TfHt siEiS 81 EGr or LOST. by author of scnOn.
* KSIaIif Sia hff'5Sif 'o5FSfiif NINE1EENruc ucENTURy.
'|ApilFTiS inE cE,rIELDs; by e0r,. Charlie.
'suRLifiM AND OTHER sToRIE-; by Mrs
WILLIAM PALLANTYNE,
National Republican., 1877-11-14
FOR THE LADIES.

THE NEW DAVIS
No ihas,",g r,Huir d. Larger rsng. of work that
any Ohei Swing HIsp.ine ID hi running aud etsy
vi oI erAtivu. Cali and b- trinyncpd.
sCHEffEI n CO. Agents,
telS-Jm ~ N.i.lh 4. rect northwest.
National Republican., 1877-11-14


wnahlnrton is prolific in clubs and c,iques,
and each seems determined this season to sus-
tain its previous reputation. and " keep pace
with all comp titois.
Among many Others may he mentioned tho
Mignon Club, which induged Ia such u delight
ful series OF summer excu rsions They design
giving several dances during the winter.
Also the Qui Vivo Club Is again bcstlrring
itself, aud proposes another series Of their gor-
mans. which were 80 popular last year.
The 9uid nuncs are bHlsting Of new ger
man club about being organized by some we'll
known young gentlemen OF the West End, who
propose giving fortnirhtly german, driing
the season, something OH the plan of yo ancient
Bachelor q. q.
The X. +. r. Club are a.-ain In working
order. having elected officers for tho season,
and are holding regular meetings, Ms OF yors.
Another musical club rs yet "a deed with
out y name" has been formed, who proposs
giving several minstrel entertainments this
season, each performance 10 close with dance,
aud the proceeds " bc devoted " charity.
National Republican., 1877-11-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ER.AL X. n. TICKET OFFICE,

TINIVER-AL X. II. TIcKET OFFICE.
! 4 LROADTICKE ETS 10 or from all points bousit,
cs,.....s,4 or ~ Id NJ u re, ucl OF OSE Dol Ian
urur Wy I:nerO or deuDi n,ns't
A. X rs loUd I L. u,el. Big ..,,e Y. o.xed thrpugh
t.,yto NJ d. WAL kg DE,
IN ,is.iy% nos "a sytyi n. - avenue, S..vy htIrr.
National Republican., 1877-11-14

COMFORTS.
LNElIX DESFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY
l. VIENNA lnIl,IS A SPECIALITY.
Established lSOI
Is SEAES ~ lS,HEAsiSU Iii,N'IsA
FELIN DiSfOSSE.
he well-khOwn ami only real French baker inWsSllng
lUii IrIuoNrI 10 No. -Jl- II street. hlwcrn rw"Ir
i.r ana wenIy-tirst slrrrIs Pruisy wanna ave
nur. Nnprr, h,rsV expressly Nt UT the purpose
he ns greater willIeS than br ior the II ii"
Wrr u.r hast renCh nnd American ~ rid. "iHh
bread sprcIal,y Liberal terms ofepd 20 ..osrls
uiid dtn,Crs
\. n-Er.n ncl, Bread II recommended Tor IersiT
uyhluIAa. L,,waI . uI iuIitalplA uleT
CEMING AtlilNES,
New White.
New Impro gpt-bavls
New Improved WHs0a
DVnIrsllc,
Weed,
Howe
Singer,
Home Shuttle,
Wheeler n Wilson
Remington
S4CUF,
All Minds for Rent StO per month
MrkESNES n 60,
~ Ninth street northwest.
~ RRIEG. MATTRESS MANUFACTURER. No
W. Penn, ny. J'uholsttF n done In The he I
National Republican., 1877-11-14
WON CORNER.
Edited by Pa, nie u. Ward,

Erdi., are inriied 10 contribute soci,fy rsrn
dad Short Sketches appropriate 10 MS depart
mat. Ps,S adires. sndh comm mraieai' lions 4,
tie Rspubiicln Office. ere Editor Of Le corner
Matthew W., q.
WHY do yc stand IN tl,' mark tplace
With folded arms all the dny1
while he bri ut sun shtIcJ
with Its tnT Cst gov,
And the .lgn,d wires
re iirn bplns down INV;
And the bright leaves !. with ring awayf
There ART stems to trim. and hough' 10 tp,,J,
Zee the frn tbuds irppI and tic:
Thee ART vIne't trd L.
Aud tendIi.s 10 rliUg.
hnl what vii ye gain
y ye idly sing
While the swift hours Of pruning tiine Ly
The work IL hard. do you ihLkt Yea L.rd.
And great, tlT tue ,TD.rcrs iUW:
So weak an 'lrprc sr,l,
~ wa. All sTcl
T."y Muud i.aI Wt
1hctc l. need II mnrct
And tho Master Is calling for ysu.
And TIE hire IL pOor' nay. nay Tia rlthJ
Richer than trasuu us n ~;
Ut the worries rrnuwn;
Or IT. II Ini,tiIn, rare;
W \ br the crown
III, wur''m u shall wear,
When the wealth of the vnryarj Is tV!d.
National Republican., 1877-11-14

HtuGkr Atlghtly o yer
The GLOWING the Open'ng And clOalng rates hf
the active Siocks ~ IelegfNphed tn H. H. Coke IT,,
o.. from tie New York stock ESchnnge:
Slni~s O,sHip1 Cn'inp
National Republican., 1877-11-14

~ HRlEi. MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS, No
". IjlI Penn NV. rpholstr dime y ihe he
n4uuU equal 10 sIrns beds made ~ oI,irr
nUlJ TN
National Republican., 1877-11-14
FELT HATS

TIE popular shades arc maroon, plum, null
rry, garnet. aud all the new greens. satin
il mast used IN their trimmings There is also
n plush scarf, which COMES IN all shades, and
makes an elegant aud sihiuirnt trimming,
wound graceiully aboit hat, ths long ouds
l.lt k,oss aud nOwiug
National Republican., 1877-11-14

ss- SOTICE-THR ANNUAL MEETING of
the Stonkbodors Of the R'ilroad TIacN Liner Com.
! Cn .. =! .untlo i7th ~ Detsn,b'r next, OF the
JOHN ". HASwELf. PIE n ent.
National Republican., 1877-11-14

'wnI are the oiyms auJ selIln! r,ie, 10!
Itlt ssgtIr,lI,sf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-02

Toollum, telling us not to, 60 with Pie
endy Alone, because Phe-endy Alone
has speckled feather in her wing, when,
at the same time, TeedIa Toodlums has
two speckled feathers in her; own, wine,
'"i TeedIs sSHss rood1Su xdG% was listening; and
heard rather more than was pleasant to
her. She looked through the bramble-
bush and saw them. Some had their heads
thrown back, laughing; some holding on
to their sides, each will, one claw; and
some were stretching their necks forward,
trying to make the deaf one understand; ;
while the deaf one held, her claw to her
car, in order to hear the better. .,... 49,. :
.""Ah! I feel ashamedr' said Teedla
Toodlum to herself. II see, now, that
one II should 80 never 's:" speak the
speck1ed feathers one sees in,s others
since one can never be sure that one has
not speckled feathers ones selfr'-Ars.
A5bV Morton Diaz, st. Nicholda for Ar0.st.
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Latest AarEets.
MILWAUKEE
: L .1-v0

MILWAUKEE. -.
FIoUR-Quiet and dull
GKAIN-Whcat No, 2, e1.19k seller Aug.
ust$l :1s; seller September $1.1f@S; No.3, u. is
@lO. Corn No. AK. Rye &c. Barley, No.
CHICAGO.
FLoUR-Common to fancy, $6.75@85O; do.
Minnesota $7.75@95O; Minnesota patent Sc. .O0
@ll0; fair to choice, $8.50@95O; fancy
brands, ,$1OO0@1O.5O. -. rr
:GRAlN--Wheat, No. 2, Chicago spring, 81.
40 cash; .S7@1 50 seller July; 81. fax seller
August; $1os@ seller September. Corn, 474c
Oats, 2sA cash; 27566 seller August: I've,
new, SIC. Barley, Tic seller September.
-.PRov1s1oNs-Pork, 1880 cash; $l3.421<@
1345 seller August; $18.55@13.571< seller
eeptember. Lard, $500 cash; e9.1 seller
September. Bulk meats, shoulders SIC:
clear rib, Sc; clear side 7Ac.
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Getting into Line.
Ticket and Platform Of the Ohio DeM@
Cf4CY.

Ticket and Platform Of the Ohio Denao-
cf0cy.
The Democracy of Ohio had very
large State Convention ut Columbus on the
25th. After six ballots r: NJ. Bishop of Ham
ilton county was nominated for governor. Gen.
Jabez W. Fitch of fCuyahoga county, was nom-
mated by reclamation for lieutenant governor
Judge J. w. O'Kev of Franklin, was nominated
for supreme judge, r. L. Tanning of ofCuyahoga
for clerk of the supreme court, J. Howells Of
Stark, for States treasurer, J. J. Burns of Bel
mont, Hon. Martin Schellcr of Rose, for
school commissioners.
THE PLATFORM.
The Democratic party Of Ohio, in State con-
vention assembled, rencws its pledges Of de-
votion to the Union and constitution with it's
amendments. 1t declares as essential to the
preservation Of free government, faithful ad-
hercnce to the following principles: strict
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MR.. TOMKlNS' SMALL STORY.

There was hen who talked about an
other hen in not very good way, and in
not at all a friendly way. The hen she
talked about was named Phe-endy Alone
Her own name was Teedla Toodlum. They
both belonged to a flock of white hens
which lived in q. far-a-way country OF
Observation-Disclosures.
Now, the one that was named Teedla
Toodlum went around among the hens,
making fun of Phe-endy Alone, on &C.
count of her having speckled feather in
her wing. She told them not to 20 with
Phe-endy Alone, or scratch up worms
with her, or anything, because she had
that speckled feather in her wing.
One Of the hens that Tcedla Toodlum
talked to in this way was deaf, and there
fore could not hear very we'll. She had
become deaf in consequence of not mind
ing her mother. Ithappenedi in this way
A tall Shanghai roost-cock crowed close
to her eur, when she was quite small,
when in fact, she was just hatched out OF
her shell. She had number of brothers
and sisters. who came out at almost the
same time. The shanghai stood very near
and in such way that his throat came
close to the nest, and he crowed there
The chicks wanted to put their heads out
out from under the mother, and see who
was making such a noise. Their mother
said:
mo, no,-no! Keep under! You
might be made deaf! I've heard of such
a thing happening."
But one of the chickens did put hel
head out, and close to the Shangai's
wide-open throat, too! and when he was
Growing terribly!
Then her mother said:
"Now, I shall punish you! I shall
pick you with my in-feathers!"
And the chick was wicked, and became
deaf besides; SO that, when she grew up
she. hardly could hear herself cackle
And this was the reason she could moi
understand, very we'll, when the hen
named Teedla Toodlum was telling the
hen named Phe-enny Alone had q
speckled feather in her wing.
One day, the hen named Teedla TODD
lum scratched hole in the sand, beneath
4 bramblebusl,, and sat down there; COW
came along at the other side of the
bramble-bush, with load of "passeng-
ers" on her back. The cows in the
cobntry of Observation-Disclosures per
nit the hens to rice on their backs, and
when great many are on, they step care
fully, 50 as not to shake them of. In
frosty weather they allow them to get up
there to warm their feet. Sometimes
hens who have cold feet fly up and push
off the others who have been there lorg
enough. r..~
The COW passed along the other side "f
the bush, and by slipping one foot into a
deep hole which was hidden with grass,
and therefore could not be seen, upset
the whole load Of passengers. She then
walked on; but the passengers stayed
there, and had little talk together
after their own fashion, of course. The
deaf one happened to be among them,
and after while, seeing that the others
were having great sport, she wanted to
know whatit was all about. Upon this
the others-those of them who could stop
laughing-raised their voices, and all
began at once to try to make her under
stand. And this is what they said:
"Think ofthat goose Of hen, Teedla
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A passenger train on the Pittsburgh,
Columbus & st., Louis railroad ran into
freight train at Columbus on the 10th. The
damage was slight, some passengers being
only slightly bruised.