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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02
Remember This.

Now is the time of year for Pneumonia, Lung
Fever, Coughs, Colds and fatal results OF pre-
disposition 10 Consumption and other Throat
and Lung Diseases. BoecTIEES SiERMAN
SYRUP has been used in this neIGlli1orhoOu Iof
the past two or three Years without a single
failure to cure. If you have not used tins med
icine Yourself. go fO y0BP Druggist III this city
and ask him of its wonderful success among
his customers. Three dose- Will relieve inc
worst ca Sc. II YOU have ffit II in any Encdi-
cine. Just buy n Sample Bottle OF BOSCH EES
& EIlaA y SY1aI-P for 10 cents and Try II. ReGu-
str size bottle rs cents. Don't neglect a cough
I'd save 75 cents uislll3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02
TONIC.

Every one, at times. feels the necessity OF n
rt~toUltiVc of the vital powers, depressed by
mental or bodily exhaustion. In such condi-
tions. let every one. instead of flying the al
cohOlt" or medicinal StimuiuntS. which must
he followed by depression equal TO their ex-
citcment, reinviEofate his deInngcd system
by The atuTsll tonic elements OF the PEIlivIA
SYRUP. Sold by all druggists. feb
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

WEsTERN sTAR-At the election of o=-
GERS for Western Star Lodge, No. 10. 10.
CT, held Tuesday night, the following
persons were successful Worthy Chief,
J. J. Whitney VT, Mrs. F. NJ. Westfall;
Sec. j. d. Mcfarland F.5. c. Fronk; G,
Jacob Miller; r.. F NJ. Westfall NJ, Ella
Rideout IG, Adda johnson OG. j. L.
Holland; PMCT, F. NJ. Wadsworth; Host,
Mary CbeadIe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

EDTToI. NUCLEUS I'll notice quite puff
I'm the Albany Democrat about Mrs. Eliza
beth Cr7lbfree. having woven 0Ser tUo
srarfls of old f;.sifoned rag carpet last year.
Tbat,s pretty good for Gebanon-now for
Harrisburg Mrz. Mary A. Boggs did
syeaye ESD Yards hast year, besides paying
her daughter. east Of the mountains, avisit
OF six weeks; Killed mule. whipped the
children. broke an aHguf. and threw cat
in the we'll. Lebanon will please stand
asfsia Il. B.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02
a CARE.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
ineliscrefioIs Of youtIi nervous weakness. early
decay, loss of manhood. &c, Will Sed u fcGif pc
great remedy was discovered by q missionary
IN SofItIi america. send a self-aidresSed enYe-
lope to the REV. JOSEPH 4. INMAS, Station p,
Bile House, 1Noto York iISy9.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02
10 CONsI-Nra,TTHEs.

10 CONSI' N1A'sE.E<. The alivclt iscr. hay
ing been permanently cared of that dread dis
ease, Consun ption. by simple remedy, Is :t;tx-
ions TO make known 10 his fellow sufferers rhe
of To ALI who desire it, Be W iIl
send IA copy of Tire prescription rsed free of
Charge. with he directions for pYenaring and
using the same, which they Will ind
for COu~1JIni ion Asg hnlI BrOn chris, &c.
Parties wishing tllc prescription viii please adj
dress Rev. l.. A. WILSON. 1874 Penn ST.. Williams
burg, y. Y. ElSv9l ton43v9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

PI5IPLES.-I viii mail free the recipe for
preparing simple Vegetable Balm hat viii re-
move Tan, FreckleS, Pimples and BlofcheS.
leaving the skin soft, clear and beau iiII also
INSTRUCTIONS for producing a luxuriant growth
OF hair a bald heat Sfuoet h diarcSS
Ben Nandelf tS Co, box 5121, No. Wooster-St-,
New York tOnf3N9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

LIVELY TIMEs IN ALBANY. NY.-Albany
ism t none Of your o,It-oftfle-way one-horse
villages, byno manner o. means bnt on
the other hand she is live little city, full
of vim and getupatiseness-il fact, a little
too much so for your staid, matter of fact
citizen, at times. I'm past years our little
city acquired reputation which has CLING
to her as close as the Shirt of the tabled one
of old, all through those years. No matter
whether that reputation WAS deserved or
otherwise, it answered the perpose. But
we did not intend TO moralizc-simply to.
chronicle f,w events that have transpired
since our last. The awfnf tragedy of FRI
day last, instead of calming fhe turbulent
spirits among us, seemed only to add fuel
to the appetite for discorcl and turbuience,
calling for the Marshal's interposition to
keep the peace of the city. On Saturday
night, or it may have been early Sunday
mornings the story goes -Wm. r. Rich
ar(ison. the city nightwatehman, was knock
ed down and brutally beaten, while passing
along fhe railroad switch in front of Chea-
dies warehouse, in pursuance of his duty.
| There are various reports in regard to the
matter, but as we are not able to Judge as
| to the truth or falsfty of either, and as it is
now probable that Mr.. Richardson himself
| will be 80 far recovered 9s to appear before
| the Recorder to-day and make his state
| ment of the matter, We refrain from further
comment, only remarking that much law
lessness has prevailed In this city of late,
and the authorities are determined to put
stop to it noec--and i'm che carrying ont
of this resolve they will have the sympathy
ard support of every lawabiding citizen OF
| the city We turn another leaf: On Sun.
day, at the Evangelical church, mother
who had been separated from her husband
and child for a season, rs we learn, of hel
own accord, and seeing the child in the arm:
of its grandfather father of the babes faith
err, she took it from his arms and fled from
the sacred edifice, the grandfather and
grandmother in hot pursuit. Outside tht
church relatives of the babes mother inter
er and grandmother were pushed or knock
cd down, pistol drawn, and altogethe
creating an excitement such as lad no
been seen in Albany for many a.day. Th
Sheriff was called upon, and interfered {
restore order. It is related that during th
melee two ladies, relatives, came With
an ace of having an old-fashionetl, square
toed fight over the matter. Thus we glide
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Gold in New York, I0876
Legal tenders. .93994c.
Wheat, 81 = bnshel.
Oats, 81 1zc 2 busllel.
Butter. 25c e pound.
Eggs, 25c 2 dozen.
Chickens, 81 5oa$3 90 2 dozen.
Beef-on foot, &c; pork, do, 62lc net.
Bacon-SiIes, I5c; hams, 15e; shoulders,
Sc.
Dried apples, &c; plans, 12c.
Liverpool wheat market Jan 81 Az
erage. 1os7d@l lOs1Od; club, 11soda11s Id.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

Errors of YO tYl.-A gentleman who suf-
frred for years from Nervous Debility PFenia-
turc Decay. and all the effects of you hful indis-
creiion will, for the sake of suffering humanity.
send free 10 all who need il, the recipe and di-
I'ecfton for making tile simne remedy by which
he was cured. sufferers wishing 10 profit by
the al tlTertiscris experience can do so by adj
dressing in perfect confidence, JOIN B. OGDEN,
l.allr New Yflri- n43NQ
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

PERSON r. Armstrong left
us OH Monday for the Sound. Happiness
go with him.
8Ir. Thompson, with Hodge G Co.,
Portland, gave us pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. T. Fortiner, late of the firm of Me-
Coy & Fortiner in this city. has sold his
interest to Mccoy, aud will start East
shortly. We wish him the besst of success
In TIC business that leads him from us.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

Taught by w. r. Jones, closed on Thurs
day, january 25th, 1877. Whole number
of pupils enrolled, s9-males, 81 femafes,
8. average attendance, 26. The follow
ing named pupils were placed on the Roll
of Honor: II. J. Peterson. S. w. Privett,.
HI. C. HarCinan. d. r. Hardqnan, ID. Par
risll, A. H.. Frarn. j. 81. Scrafford, l..
simons, A. Simons, Geo. Foote, Earnest
Jones, Geo. Jones, Stephen Goble, Otto
Agee, Ida Parrish, Rosa Ramsay, Allie
scrafTord, Lorena Hardna1,, Lizzie Foote
and AddIie johnson.
Our people are growing into The belief
that one nightwateh is insufficient for the
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

AT HoSIE.-Dr. @. w Gray has re-
turned from his Centennial trip, and can
now be found at his Office, in the Parrish
brick, mp stairs. by all who desire dental
work of any kind. [4Gv7.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

Portland is making special efforts TO get
rid Of her rougIls. Our officers must be on
the look OUT as so.nc. Of them may make
thcir way up lie valley.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

PoeTAL.-According to the Nucleus, the
Harrisburg postoficc for 1876 issued 229
postal orders, for the sum OF &6. .0eG fS, file
fees on which amounted to &34 90. Two
hundred and thirty-six orders were paid,
the amount being $4,235 50. Average
amount for orders issned, $29 ~; for or
ders paid, &17 95. Number Of letters reg
istered during the year, 210s
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02
Special Notices.

Nj, Miss Nettie Piper, teacher OF
Vocal and Instrumental music, has recent
ly located in Albany. and prepared to give
lessons in the above uamed branches. Has
had several years experience in teaching,
and. can give the best of references. As
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

1. o. o. F. LIBRARY, SALEM.-At the
annual meeting of the Board of Trustees
of the Odd Fellows Library Association,
held on the 18th inst, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted
Lesolced. That the librarian be instruct
ed to return our sincere thanks to the pub
fishers and proprietors of the following
newspapers and solicit a continuance of
their favors, viz 1lercaayf Statesman,
Willamette Former, Salem Oregon Ctty En-
STANDARD, Portland lfoantaineer, Oregon
Tribune, The Dalles ALBANY REGISTER,
State Rights Democrat, Albany; PlaSndealer,
Douglas Independent, Roseburg California
| Farmer. San Francisco !; Odd F'ellofcs Bo7t-
7aeT, Bloomfield, Iowa Hed1t and Hd3ad,
! New York city. The above papers please
copy. F. G.. ScHwATKA, Librarian.
PERsoSAL.-Our old friend Theodore
Cartwright, ESD, of Trout creek, Wasco
county, made MS a pleasant call on Wednes-
day. He was the picture of healfll. He
! clear, cold water, abundance of delicious,
speekled trout. fat and luscious mule deer,
sage hen, grouse, etc, abonnding IN his
country. is calculated to make people hap
py ard contented. We were sorry to learn
that his daughter, Mrs. Pendill, of Ante
lope valley, who removed from this county
a few months since to that country in the
hope of recovering her failing health, is
very low with consumption, and viii prob
ably not last through the winter.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

TRoUBEE.-In the case Of the State of
Oregon vs.. Mrs. Jennie Pnrdom, Jos. and
Cass Cline; charged with Kidnapping .
child before the Counsy Court, In tAe frosls
of the week, defendants were aeQuith@d
on Tuesday. Jos. s. Purdou then sued
out a-writ Of liabeas corpus, and the court
will decide who has the best right to the
child, said child beng about fifteen months
old, son of Jos. s. and Jennie PWrdous. :.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

Ee.ld nea. a,I,crtI.cnelll. n lIlIs Isslle.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

Turkey has 14o post offices in Europe
and ITO in Asia.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

LEGAL.-Elsewhere IN this issue appears
the card Of Chas. e. wolverton, Esq, one
of our most estiuaabie and successful law
yers. Any business entrusted to Mr.
Wolverton will receive immediate and
careful attention. ns
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

OK tn.00 IN per day at home. Samples wort 81
0J lU QLU free. STINSoN &FCo., Portland, Me.
9 END 25c to G. p. ROWEI4L & co. New York
- for Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing 5000
newspapers, and estimates showing cost of adj
vertising. 2SvSy
, 1877-02-16
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

TO ne EAior ef Tha Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1i.-Twfco each week foculnt
horse. market IL lleld at tho corner OF Union and
Twelfth streets, bcalc tho Foater School. To
accommodate customers = fence 1915 feot long "a
built, 40 that cgress from tho sidewalk to tho
strcct Is prohibited. This is unique, bcEng the
only spot where snch vio1utlon Of the ordinance
Is permitted in this city. ltortes arc unhitched.
tstcd and exhibited there md On Twelfth atreet
without one cent revenue being paid TO tho city.
A licensed express or hack cannot atand except
where the Council appolnt. whilst, a2ainst the
wishes Of the occupicrs Of the lots tea'ns nnu
horses stop for hlx hours to try and SELL Without
molcstation. -.
just think OF wagon with two horace ticd b..
hind, tho wagon Standing opposite Field q teltera
nl day, with labels offering to sell: IS mere no
0rdn6nce concerning ohatructt1nf llase inc pai.
ties paying rent no rtxht or the stfcet opRoshts
roiers to tho Superintendent. who fefsEs 70 the
Sergeant, who eays he can do nothing 70 cIonr on-
strucIions. Petition tho Council, mi! the hFit AZ
words read, tlicn It Ia movod to refef hnd y
buried, more 10 DO thought o.: thai Il t9 lnss
uence. Or what use Is paying tie eltr - weekly.
II parties can hll the stteote and mako hatkot
where they picasef A farmer cannot 40 20 WIN
corn cahbhge, or polasoee, YOU canHot q Poac !oe
sale cows or calves wtllout police 'ntSr,efense f
lcI horsc.tIadIn8 In the stfaets bc permitted! L.
there ono regulation for tho wealthy Poson 1i ne
city. and d different one for neiGhoplllonu nSe
Twelfth with those who tay iiccnee pfoteeteu.
II m ordinance be needed. let some honeat Aluet,
70 It, draw M one and see y cntorcca, 1es MN @
inspect tho Illegal fence to tho sidewalk ana aee
tlat aIl citizens hAyc common rights.
uu0u /. FnAznrt, a71 Twelfth street.
, 1877-02-16
The Obligations or Science to Guett4e.


The great German poet Goetlo Ia generally
n,ugp appreciated by students ot uerlu4n ilteF.
Aturu than BY eclc1tssts, fur The sinplc rcaso's
tlat most Of t,ls literary latnrs wcrc ut nntv
unlerstood, willis Lila scientific laboEa, Ia wAich
l.e was halt century III 1dyanec u l!ls conlcu..
poraries, ure only Just beginning ~ be valued;
mud even now, tbs large majority Of peoplo
Laya no l.ica vi their MgA Importance. lls
went forward with such great 6tepa TINT lle VIA
soon far uheal OF his time, aud contemporary
philosophers were utterly unable 10 keep pace
With him, J. misfoItunu which he himself felt
aud acknowledged
Goethe approached tt1e graul problcms Of ua-
turu not as un unimpa1siourd Investigator, but
q W i.sptrcl poct, anl thu wonderful general.
lzat!otis which ,l1 niAle Iii mctally sl,s, III bo-
tanIcal aud xoologieal ANATOMY, IN emeryolu:y
and comparative Anatony, were The baais of th0
niotleru theory VI evolution. These t0eor|cs
sprung from Ills intensely -toei!.ul conception vi
tho ncecssazy uuity OF nature, ul.u have now
been geneF2!ly acknowledged Aud aeeep,sd.
that ID iact there Is 10 sueh tiin;s u meta.
physical universe, uo NATURE vi oye tle yisthla
, 1877-02-16

To ths Editor NJ 1he Tribune
CatcAao, Feb l5.--Upon reading the criticisms
OF 1,ln TnlnunE on tue playing Of arays Tclo.
phone 1t Marines Hall on tic occasion Of tho taeg-
rnphcre' reception. It occurred to Inc that possf-
biz .a]1e Impression had obtained In somo nlindb
40 70 what was claimed for It. II mover has been
nssurtcd for 4 moment by tho Inventor that
the instrument equalcd In quality or votuae
Of sous ordinary music al tnstruments III
la psracnt Development. In fact ho Ia
not trying to develop musical instrument
but system Of multiple tc1egfaphy l@aea upon the
Bluultanppus trunsm!Eslon and anRlyH!s OF HluSeAt
tones. A. b. musical instrument however, it aur.
pasaea ali others ~ tho d. tanee 70 wl!c 4 can BE-
suggests possibilities tor Tin fntary tint inter.
csng In the highest i!cgrcc., Fo1 tic reception u
propriats Tor teicxtnphers bill. rhs instrn'arnt
hns Ison played over foo miles aud sanlclsnty dis.
t[uct to dtstfru!s iunc ID my part Of tho largcst
iali IL thia city. Mf. UrnI will shortly give lee:
tnrc, during whicl, ho will exhibit this wondsrful
INSTRUMENT for tho benefit Vi tho Curlonh. No-
spectiully e. II, BuuMEns.
, 1877-02-16
HEAVY WHISKY RAIDS.
Destruction Of Tt,irty-ti.rcc D!stilterirs In
tlle South, nntl Etglty-fnur Arrests-FlRflt-
ME-Lteut. MclntyrH Killed.

pf*pafch q, ne Mr. fare Tribune.
WAsnfN0TpN. Ecu. lZ.-Fr0rn Information
daily received nt Thy lntcrnal Revenue Otice, II
Appenra that tic Illicit d1stlcrs n the mountain
regions Of North and south Carolina and Gcor-
Ella are determined to resist BY forcc of arslls
tho attempts to brenk up tlelr unlawful btlsi-
ness. In recent raid made In llarnlsol Coun-
ty, North GeorEta, the Ncvchue officers ss,rccti-
cd In capturfnG Ercat nuinber of u,en and de-
struylnE numerous dstlllerlcs with their
contents, Among others, captured WIS
m1ptst 'a1"stef f ann te eonn,y
ment by Illicit lstIllntion. Tho Revenue Agent
in charge Of this sccilpt', N recent report 70
the Connts.ioner Of intctua1 Revenue on tlls
another sec1on Of l!aralson County, and on
Sunday night viii make MI extended raid into
the SECTIONS ot the country which We vlsitcd,
and to3cs Of men. mounted and armed, Asc
,atrolling AM! pickctlng tslasy Of The roads.
Ou tho next raid nnticipatc RESISTANCE. md nl-
ready would laye Ind It il our urmoye,ncnts hal not
been surprtse." On the 18th OF February Keve-
nue Agent Chamberlain accompanied by de-
tachfMcnt soldiers ra'dcd porton of 1larlsun
, 1877-02-16
CORRESPONDENCE,
TIE PEE HILL.

1b ehS Editor N JAe TffbuNf.
CmIcAUo, Feb. lb.-l Muat agnin suggest that an
examination Of tho text Of the fec bill Will disclose
the fact that ait Of the objections made Ly you ars
unfounded. This .nuttcr has been argued by tho
elltor and sons os your correspondents upon the
Idea TINT 1t was . provision for tie bsnedt Of tho
1awycra; that Il WIS measure 70 secure 10 them
compensation which tAcy wcrc not otherwise on
Gnlcr tls present systen,. wien lawyss M II @ sla:
poycl IL collect debt, tho oxpen4e u COLLECTION
e sa ~ The lalnt The ,.u q .ss
s. Sasaeu ITO tsou tho man .lsitniy tn curt and
psssss IT,, .su'y = q aae Nv
eau4vs ths litigation. mud coulpcl4 Tho other 10
.nto court: saoaa iaY tl,s % expcns.. of +. whether
Insist that, ~ n,attrr Of simple Judtce enloAg
honest ,nep, that tl,s purity wh9 wEongfuly brlngs
cn snt or 'sSss ~ ses s II ss o
ton Of the Fre I'LL, anil nothing el.s. The attor.
neJ YETI no buneat from u In any fvrm Or shape;
ps psia y e. sn L IL
sa W. / X ~ w.ens IN H. as ..: q ~ III.
hs Eo,t made by yoa TIA: ths h',l u sox. ssa, tue
Ju.tIce Of tho Peace y lnacear.tely stated. ths
proylson betng that In a.l cases whgEe thu recovery
~ aud under !hs eosts shall bc u, IN caacA u
Tho utheF objection that psrson 4lsput'nx bill!
N which there y IN oycrchaFge would te subjected
to penalty In tho way Of costs IL fully met by the
Dill ttse!f, ~ stated IN pravaona lestsf, That
TINT tho party sued msy At any t!ine make N oaer
snolnt which b. admts 70 TO due. and Il such
oiet ID not accepted sud tbs plainlid fails 10 ~.
only thail bs not recover any eosts, but
coats shall ba taxed Aga!nst blu !n favor Vt the de-
tsadsnt. In thss 1espsrs This Ml! q IN Inttnys-
cluslon. II IL submitted that thIa blu IL dcslYnnd
and will opeFats for tue eneht Of the PARTIES ltl-
mrasure which has lon9 been in oIcration in tuD.t
~ of the States, IN Cansda, and 'a England. lt
~ proven lt4elf by eomnon expsrItuce 70 Dc tns
lEi4toty litigation which can be- found in the bis
tory Of judicial proceedings, aud, ~ fat ~ lave
enfolcel tn illinois,. GKoHuE A, HuErELDr,
, 1877-02-16

stotxl request; Int h. sent Into the house.
And whether tic Pink Parrot had been used 10
seeing policemen IN the green forests of Austria
ia, at'i knew him at oncc, cannot say; hut
know. he started, tlodgei, and nearly tu,nl,1el
ont 0f thc ring wen they entered; md carefully
linking the watch In bis sbcak he dropped down
to TIC table with II, and leaving II, scrambled
ing and cnckl|ng like M imp. Tie t'rny hoy
hal lfs watch again, nnhutt; but The tay. waa
ssr,ilt, his luGtous grape was not brought back.
Tne train was gone, anS be Ind to stay IN town
commonplace dinner with the tiuusekeeper.
And The Pink Parrot laugllcd.-tua Fdrn1an
In the Wide Arake.
, 1877-02-16
THE NExT MAYoft.

10 tho Editor or 1hs 2FouHe. ...
C,ucAuo, Feb. 15.-1n casting about for canal.
date for Tho olce Of Mayor. every Thoughtful man
will desire to put In that office man Of established
character known among his fel1ow-m ~ podscss-
ing honesty, ability, and decision OF character.
We cannot AFFORD to experiment with noviecs. The
government Of half million inhabltants, With all
thc dlver.tdcd interests that attach to our own,
should rot be placod on inexperienced shoulders.
man WHO during period OF twenty.1so years
has conducted largo and varied business To por.
,nnncnt SUCCESS, has claims npon u That eaRnot be
oyurlookci. tnno A. q. Van sehaick:. who i:
enlineutly ,qualaeI to al tho ts S1lcs o., Of
gentleman is Republican, but moderate
and just to shoso who diiIcr from him. lae i
financial transactions our city wond gain lnrgsly
from his excellent advice and snnna Judgment His
standardization, too, would b. conducted on prtn.
ciplcs Of r1gil economy In every department. w
hsye oil heard ot Tue hsautn H. ga.y ~ q to oS
1T us at least for oncs put tho theory In practice
and nominate tho gentleman mentioned
, 1877-02-16


Oncc there VIVA u parrot. ! knew hul. 11o
wore pink sult with o. pale, sulphur-huel
plumu In his created zap. And thero was boyi
and knew him. lIe wore grny suit: There
boy owned tho Pink Parrot. Tho Pink Parrot
ownc! noth!tg-notling now, not even
himself. IL was great cs'ansv, lts!l YOU, from
il forest to cage from choosing hls own fruit
Ut boy. The Pink farrot Judged I'LL boys by
tho Cruz Boy, ind he hated boys. lle often sat
oli Ills ftng, silent. mot!oi,!esst mud hated boys
by tho hour. Tho uray Boy would bring In
Pluk Parrot, !" ,tat-a-Gitl wait-A-bttfN Aud
tho Pink Parrot would walt, and wnllu llu waited
ti1c dFay Boy Ma.lo faces. lndcea, thu ithk
to one. whcu LUSCIOUS grippe was u'l but In his
bill, the Gray hoy would 10 out OF the roon
c4rrying the grapo with lin. lie would say,
"Wi!l you havs It now, Or walt until you can
10 lie wouldn't.
Hut the r1nk Parrot's day came at last. Tho
Gray B1y hatl . watch lately given l!'u,, lovely
night. it had fob-ciafn and sou,c Charms
xur|lors and bells, nnl Duws and arrows, mltnlc
axatea aud ba'lstats s,-tyerythlng IN iact, that
would interest boy, aud render l!ls lila per.
fohtllnln. Tbs Gruy Boy. ono morning, tho
past truiI,, all by hilset, 10 Join 1lls papa ah
innIn,la ut lii Kranlpa's In the country. Hu
had gone uIrstalrs to brush hts coat and put un
his Wuteh. IIo llal left them ND there 0n tilv
sittiug-r.utn table, o lnoruent ago. And now,
was not on the tablet The Gray Boy run up to
h!s room, to SEQ II ho could have !ctt the watch
IN its case; Au Sau down, railing aloud to tho
huusrkeeper a. lie went. But sLe ha.l stepped
out. lilo run buck agaIn, and stood still, look
luz blRnkly Ut tlle table.
ALI Vt once, high ovrs l!s head, theru was .
slrlll caekle VI laughter. Tbs Gray hoy looked
up. lie Eaye an angFy cry. There, III the ebony
ring Which bad Gceu at.aehca to the ceiling for
bis swing, high out Of reach, swung tho Pink
Purrot Tho gold watch WIS between his claws,
the Chain glittering Us It hung. As lla met thu
Gray Boys eycs, ho cackle1 aguin sud laugha1
iualIclously.
"IFat.7a-tisl Hx1a-a.oiI" he sbrlekel.
The urny Boy Lanced with rage. While he
was lunvi,lg hs heard the whistle Of the half
past-D trnin. Lie wildly Aew down to the
kitchen. The housckeeper lad not returned.
lie itew upstairs at,alu, atd, tears running
down his checks. he aew out into tho street.
VIZ uou huss II "on, W cult u,.lA tvu sdn
get /"
Tuis was what the Pink Parrot shtiekel after
HIN, cackliuE with lcEislvu laughter until he
nearly fell olf the RUG. just s06b.ng With help
less ruge, the Gray Boy rushed up the walk
toward tall man in blue with star ou bls
brcast. i" rlica! eay pllec" Thu policeman
wa greatly puzzled BY the queer hal1'uIdgz-