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Wilson's Nursery Garden,

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@elt Ssecrab. b~stlsnot uneer &arn a
Decorah-posten., 1878-03-27

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brrr en- flint. r%resn,lis % paalirsiia @ut,
fem i,riper "A rslner meo npaenlnnns SSrs
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servant Girls, Wages.

New York Letter to Philadelphia Ledger.
A quiet but effective movement has
been ipaugurated among the leading up.
town boarding houses for the purpose Of
reducing the price for help, otherwise
servants wages, which It Is contended are
altogether out Of proportion to other
things, in these days Of close.cutting econ
omies. The hint was given the boarding.
house keepers by the hotel proprietors q
few days ago, when they entered into q
combination with similar purpose in
view. There has been very little reduc.
ton Of servan,s' wages siuce the war, the
boarding. house people say, though 1t Is
impossible to get anything like the same
price: for board that was current then.
Last year none Of them made any money,
and they all say the servants had the
lions share Of the money that came In.
The movement has taken the form Of q
formal pledge that no servant that has
left one house because Of lower wages
shall be employed by another. The rate
Of wages Is left to the discretion Of each
boarding. house keeper, but II Is under.
atood that In no case Is II TO be up TO the
standard that was recognized on the Isl
Of May last. The servant girls are Q
very numerous "a well Is very useful
clasp, and II remains TO be seen whether
they will acquiesee In this plan TO reduce
their income, or organize In opposition
IN II
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The slIssouri Barge Line.

From the Kinsa, City Journal.
Another fleet will leave 81. Louis
either on Sunday night or Monday morn
ing, and it ia the calculation that BY the
10th Of this month they will have arrived
at this place, loaded aboard 1000 bushels
Of corn, and start on their return trip.
This Is pretty short allowance Of time,
but II all attendant circumstance are
favorable the matter may be accomplish
ed within the limits mentioned.
The barges will be much smaller and
lighter than those towed by the Grand
Lake. Their capacity will be about 90.
900 bushels each, instead Of 10000, the
latter being the number stated by the
captain OF the Grand Lake as the capacity
oil bis barges. The barges will be fashion.
ed after the came model as those which
came here, that is with cargo box and
hold. They will be prepared to carry
wheat instead Of corn, il tits deemed best
to do 40 upon their arrivals here. The
feet which left had no facilities for handl-
ing wheat. Those who shipped corn on
the Grand Lake made very successful
venture, the grain arriving 10 St. Louis
at time known among grain merchants
as "bulge" In the market, It was dispos.
ed Of at q good proit.l The corn taken
away by the Grand Lake hiss been esti.
mated ut various amounts, but the cor
rect one Ia SO, 600 bushels, $500 in sacks
and the remainder in bulk. The barges
now coming are for the exclusive use Of
J. G. Acheson & Co These gentlemen
we're prime movers In the frat enterprise,
and they sent down 7o. 900 bushels. They
deserve great praise for their enterprise.
The Grand Lake agreed 10 take 10000
bushels, but, owing TO the bulkiness Of her
barges and fears Of fall In the river,
she only took the amount above enumer.
ated. The rates Of the coming feet will
be the same as those Of the one which lett.
The insurance companies will insure the
cargo for rs cents premium on every
800 value. II these smaller boats are
successful, the enterprise will become rs
permanently established as the Missouri
River Packet Company, which has been
running for many years.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 17-Flour-Quiet
aud weak; superfne s. 5osS 90, extra s. 90
al 90, State farm s. 00a5 80, Minnesota
81 50a5 50, patent and high grades So O0a
725. Wheat-Red 81 90, amber sscs$l 90,
white old 81 IS, osts-Sronger; State
and white western S2aS4c, western mixed
3laS2c. Rye-5la5Sc. Corn-stronger;
yellow 49a5Oc, mixed 45,f. Provisions
Steady. Pork-$l0 0oal0 so. Beet-Hams
81 00a22 80, India mess $i7 90, smoked
shoulders 6a6hc, salt 5a5He, hams liza
12Ifc, picked 9tsl0Itc, green Ease. Lard
STEADY; loose butchers 6Ka7c, city ket.
tie 7Jia7Nc. Butter-Quiet; creamery 10
ALEC, New York state and Bradford coun.
ty extra 14aI6c, Western Reserve l0al2c.
Eggs-A shade frmer; State l2c, western
choice loo. Cheese Firm; State fancy
71faSc, western choice 61fa7c. Petroleum
Nominal; refined l0Kc, crude SIC.
Whisky--Unchapged,
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CINCINNATI, July 17.-Cotton-Quiet
and firm at llhc. Flour--Firmer, but
not quotably higher. Wheat-Fairly act.
i've and shade higher; new s0s9+c. Corn
Steady at 40a42c. oats-Good demand
at full prices, at 27a30c. Rye-Dull ut 56a
56c. Barley-scarce; fall 45a50c. Pork
Quiet and firm at $40 00al0 25. Lard--ln
good demand and prices shade higher;
steam 7<c, current make So IS, kettle7k
axe. bulk Meats-Strong and higher
shoulders held at IS %, short rib sales at
S. 92J< cash, SO lOa6 rs buyer August,
short clear SO 26. Bacon-strong. and
higher at 6Na856a8 Ka6kc. Butter
steady and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Steady ut 5la5so. Whisky-Dull and low.
er at 81 Oh.
Hoos-Quiet and firm; common s. GOA
4 70, light - Soa4 80, packing 81 4oa4 90,
butchers 81 6Oa4 70.
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New York.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Flour-In fair de
mand and shade frmer; No. 2, % 5oa3 Is
superfae western and State IS 5oaS 90
common to good western and state 81 00s
A 80, good to choice a 35a5 rs, common tc
white wheat western extra IS s0a6 so, fancy
50 65a7 80, extra Ohio 81 0oa5 rs, Minneso
IA patent process, good TO prime, 50 0oa7 25t
choice TO double extra 81 26as 90. Whea.
In far demand; No. 2 Chicogo 81 03, She.
boygan 81 OK, ungraded winter red s5ca
$lil2, No. 2 do 81 0sal II, ungraded white
81 0sa1 20 No. 1 at 81 20ai q, white State
81 24a1 %. Rye-Firmer; No. 2 western
6lc, state 66c. Barley and Malt-Nominal
Corn--Moderately active, higher; and
scarce; ungraded 44a4sc, steamer 4711taisc,
No. q at ~ 1<aisI<c, No. 2 Chicago 46ttc.
0ats-Heavy; No. Q ut S2Na33Kc, white
SAKE, No. / at $40, mixed western Sla34c,
white SLASH mixed State 3lsS4c, weite
western SslfaS6I<c. Hay-steady; ship.
ping 45a55c. Hops-Firm: eastern and
western 7al0c, yearlings Ease: state 7al2c.
Coffee = Quiet and firm. sugar-Quie.
and steady; fair to good refining 7 S.l6a
TIC, prime 7Ifc, refined steady with fair
trade. Molasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Riee-steady. Whisky = Nominal a.
81 DIAL QS.
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Coup de soieil or sunstroke.


Editors Intelllgsneer.
When SO many people are falling all
around US from the excessive heat; Il may
be Of some benefit, and probably the
means Of saving come lie to know Jos!
what TO do In case Of sunstroke. As
believe In advertising l will venture the
following advice, gratis. :,
sunstroke may take place in cloudy
days and under any circumstances o.
exposure to great heat 10 debilitAted
condition Of the body. Still the direct rayI
Of the sun hasten or aggravate an
attack; hence q large green leaf worn In
the hat, or moist light muslin or silk
handkerchief very certainly prevents sun,
stroke. The great heat and the small
amount Of oxygen In the air seem 70
cause chemical change in the condition
Of the blood and overhead the body. II q
person fall suddenly, unconscious, as In
common fainting ft-the head very
hot-immediately take the patient TO the
shade, keep of the crowd aud pour q con
tinuons stream OF cold water on the head
crossways, in every direction, so as not u
fall In one spot. ACQUISITION made Of equal
parts Of salt and pounded ice may be sub
stiluted. Mustard plasters may be ap-
piled to the spine and stomach: "
Some patients are insensible, while
others are restless, furious, or depressed
a. the breathing becomes more noisy the
case Ia increasingly dangerous. II the
skin Ia cool tits not sunstroke. It's al.
ways dry and hot In that case, and The
hest some times increases alter death
and the body begins 70 decay at once,
10 sunStroke, the patient should b
placed In 9 sitting posture.
People should be cautioned agalns
over exertion In any way during thtI
weather, and one would think BY reading
the papers Of the last few days that they
IA Il ! New Yak sfsI cs in ss Their. r.r,
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Now rangled sleeping Cars.

Detroit MOVE .. ~ -su i.
gave tbeir new reclining chair system q
first. class exhibition yesterday BY an ex-
cursion. The invited guests comprised q
number Of prominent citizens and rail.
road officials. The new reclining chair
car was inspected very closely, and every
one declared the chair TO be the acme Of
travelling comfort. They are jointed at
apparently every inch Of their length and
width. aud can Be set any shape or angle,
and, With adjustable head and foot res.,
make couch and resting. place oil the
most luxurious character. They are
even preferable TO the hunks Of sleeping
cars 10 hot weather, as there Is no nsees.
pity for curtains, and the most perfect
ventilation IL maintained at night
There are also three StaieroomS IN each
ar for those who desire complete privacy
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baltimore Live stock Market.



BKET CATTLE-The market has been
heavy again this week throughout its
whole course. ZONE dealers thong there
was decline, a. compared wi b last weeks
prices, Of u to y cent, while Others did
not think there was any difference. At
all events, the top prices were not as high
a. they were last week, nor was the quality
a. good by about the same difference. We
quote at 81 50a5 IS per 100 lbs.
MICH Cows-There has been fair de.
maud for good Cows, which are In limited
numbers. We quote at SIS to IS per
head.
as follows Best Beevts at 81 s7a5 IS; that
generally rated as first quality 81 60a4 rs;
medium or good fair quality s. 26a4 81:
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 50 80
as 90; general average OF the market this
week -; extreme range OF prices Goa
SIS. Most OF the sales were from 81 90 TO
IS 20 per l0OlbS. OF the receipts S7S head
came from Ohio, 1,153 from Virginia, 9os
from West Virginia, 1852 from Maryland, 90
from Kentucky, 29l from Illinois, IS from
Pennsylvania and IS from Tennessee total
receipts for the week 1880 head, against
1900 last week, and 2,20S head same time
last year. OF the offerings ssl head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, liS sold 10
Washington city dealers, 6Ss TO country
dealers, and 469 10 Eastern speculators-
total sales for the week 2,065 head, against
1894 last week, and 1,s6S same time last
year.
swTNR-The market has been steady but
not active at prices ruling last week, the
limited supply being barely equal to the
demand, leaving but few uDSold. The
quality was about the same as last week.
The run last week upto saturday was some
$50 head, Mondays run being about 1890
head. We quote at 6la6kc per ID net,
most sales being ut and near the latter
price. Receipts this weeE 3,72i head
against 7,692 last week, and 6,072 same
time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-With a larger run
than last week there has been more ac-
tive demand for both Sheep and Lambs on
the part Of our home butchers, as wellas
spectators for Eastern markets. Sheep
have been lower, while Lambs show some
We quote butcher Sheep
at Sa4s per ID gross. Stock Sheep at 81 so
az rs per head, or 2ssla3 Ifc per ID. Lambs
4a5Hc per lb gross. Receipts this week
1855 head against 8. 40 lsst week, and g.
374 head came time last year.
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Let YOU, Chiidreu Slecp Enough,

Let Your Chiidreu sleep Enough.
As sleep is the period for replenishiug
the sy'tem, for restoring the cells wasted
BY the nervous activity of the day-the
period when the processes of digeslion
reach their final result, BY identifying the
new nutfimeut with the system in the
place Of the waste Of the tissues-it fol-
lows that children need more sleep than
grown persons. Many who might be
plump, active and happy, II given sleep
sufficient, are faccid and salloN, weary
and iretiul, because they do not sleep
enough to allow the demand Of the system
for nutrition to be supplied. Children Of
10 feel II very hard that they are sent to
bed early, while the grown people cit up
and enjoy themselves long after they are
10 bed. II any children chance to read
this paragraph, TO them We would say ;
"Yon need more sleep than your parents,
becaupe you have 10 grow and they do
not. Yor need 10 use good deal Of The
food you eat in growing larger and
stronger; II you consume II all In activity
you will NOT have enough 10 grow with
Therefore, you ought sleep great deal
and let the body restfrom exercise, II you
would grow strong and healthy.
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TOLEDO, July i7.-wheat-Easier: No
l white Michigan $40, amber Michigai
spot 81 05, seller July $50, seller Angus
Csc, No. 2 amber Michigan s2c, No. ret
winter spot 81 04, do new ssc, seller jul!
96c, seller August 9lhc, No. 5 new ret
CSC, No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red CSC
No. 2 amber Illinois 81 Oh. Corn-steady
high mixed 40<c, No. 2 spot 401ic, sells
August held ut 40c, No. 2 white 421fc, re
jected S9Hc, damaged S2hc. 0ats-Dull
No. 2, seller August 22c, white zoe, Michi
gan 27c, '8T
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c.,
OF Wellsburg,, Makes q Trip Up
the Riyer-Visit TO East Liver
pool. 7. 7iH 81

OF Wellaburg,, Makes Q TIP Ut
the Riyer-Visit TO East Liver.
pool. ~ 7I5 8. q
LEAST LIVERPOOL, O., July II.
Edition. Intelllsnneg; tii.
Yesterday, Notwithstanding the very
high range Of the thermometer, we found
our way upto the famous headquarters
for the Pottery business East Of the noun.
taius. When evening came, and the
temperature cooled down enough to ad-
NIT Of locomotion, we took look round
to gather come notes for the IsTELLI-
oEsoER In regard to this community.
The town seems TO be blessed with in
dustry. on every hand, the manufacture
Of Ironstone China and Yellow and Rock
ingham Ware being the chief business.
There are twenty.four Potteries here,
employing In the aggregate two thousand
men, women and children. Four Of the
Potieries pay their hands once every
week, and the other twenty pay once
every two weeks. There is one estab-
liahment where Encaus,ic Tile is made
Over thirty firstclass buildings are going
up in this place. The population Is
400. 20 u E.ue I .''7J,t
The New NJ. P. Church building when
completed will be one Of the finest in this
section Of country. lit
The Dobbins and Brunt Houses are
both firat.class hotels, ...t
The town Is lighted with gas obtained
from natures great mandatory. 1tgiyea
q fair light, but not 80 clear and bright
as the gas made from coal. AZ to guam
tity, there Is plenty, and some to spare, as
many Of the burners are not. turned of,
but left burning during the day.
We visited several Of the potteries, and
Judge from what We could see that the
business ia. one OF profit. aa
The town Ia poorly provided with wa
ter; there are no Water Works. I have
not seen "town pump as yet. A great
part Of the water Is hauled from the river.
We found Mr.. james Dare and his sons
Charles and Theodore, formerly oil
Brooke county, busily engaged IN the
manufacture Of carriages, buggies and
wagons. They do good business, are
enterprising, and deserve success. %
Mr.. Jacob UpdegrafI, an old Wellsbnrg.
er, and n member OF the lat W. Va. Vet,
Vol. Init. during the rebellion, resides
here. We found him stitching away and
Us pleasant and jovial as Of yore.
10 Mr.. VIM. Jackson, Of the Pittsburgh
Saturday Herald, we are greatly indebted
for valuable information. G.B.C.
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why Are SO Many Things 40

why Are So Many Things NO I!
From The Darlington Hawk-Eye.
Why il it RICH. to steal from the Gov.
eminent? rE
Why Jim Anderson should get of SO
much easier than Ananias?
Why It Is a wrong TO kill the man who
says be told you sol
Why the boys who made the Fourth oil
July odorous and hideous with gunpow-
der from 1910 10 1856, inclusive, are
speechless with indignation at the de-
PRAYED and vicious tastes Of the boys who
want 10 enjoy the same kind Of celebra-
ton in 1878? @
Why people always discuss European
politics Us though they understood them
Why u man should always get mad II
you frankly and Tor his own good tell him
he Is making an ass OF himself?
Why il is 10 hard 10 find a man when
you want to borrow money Of himf
Why It Is 30 hard to borrow the money
after you have found him
Why man always wishes he had
chosen some other profession?
Why 4 man is always going to take .
vacation "neIt summer?
Why man thinks every year that he
wont be as big fool this year ashe was
last2 l-,tf 49, ts-
And why be is, though, all the same i?
Why man never tries TO beat down the
price Of 3 railroad ticket? sfg
Why everybody Affects profound
knowledge Of growing cropa and oror
prospects?
Why men always lie about the size Of
the fab they catch and the number oil
ducks they shoot2
What q girl ever sees in agreat selfish
deceilul hulking animal Of q man to
marry him for any howl
Why 1t takes Eve grown people te
take one sleeping infant 10 the circus &c
"see the animals"?
Wby.a man who doctors himself with
patent medicines, three bottles for dol
lar, always, in referring TO his health
speaks Of "his physicians" a. though h'
were constantly attended by retinue o
fifty or sixty doctors2
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CHICAGO, July l7.-Flour-Nominally
unchanged. wheat-sron g aud higher;
sS%c september, No. 8 at s7Ac. Corn
Active, firm and higher 500 cash, SsKc
July, Sshc August, 3sxc September, re.
jected sec. oats-steady and frmer; 24<c
cash, 22hc August 22ltc September. Bye
Steady and unchanged. Barley-Strong
and higher ut 52l<o. Pork-Dull, weak
and lower 50 So cash, 80 35a9 371f August,
50 47Ifa9 80 September. Lard-Quiet and
weak; So 95 cash, SO s6a6 ok August,
81 06 September. Bulk Meats-In good
demand and prices shade higher at 41a
6Hs6o. Whlsky-$l o6.
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PITTSBURGH, July H. Petroleum -
Crude 6rm, o. 20 at P&rker'F refined l0x
Philadelphia delivery.
on. CRY, Pa, July 1L-Petroleum-
The market opened steady ct esIIe, I'D.
yauced TO 81 GOAL Is, closing steady at 81 90
bid. Shipments 1900 barrels, averaging
5000 barrels. Transactions $50 900 barreli.
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chicago Cattle Market.
CHIcAeo, Julyl7.-The presr1 Jotrra

Goos-Rsosiphl 500. shipments $500
All grades atrong except mixed and rous b;
choice heavy sold at "a S0a4 so; light
81 25a4 IS, mixed "a O0a4 10.
CATTLE-Reeeipts $500, shipments 500.
Dull and lower common stock plenty; saleS
Of shipping u 26a5i0, butchers q shade
lower, cows 81 S0s2 81, bulls 81 60a2 90,
Texans plenty and lower at % s0aS 90.
sHEKP-Receipts $40, shipments 40.
Better feeling Tor good stock. Sales II
50 9Oa4 40,
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sOOliyes lost, and in the IIns city In ~
there WGs Seyeral hundred deaths, in
July alone, from tsunstroke.n A hint
70 the wise should be sufficient. u
Very Respectfully, rsli
J.L.6. Hall, N. D. ..
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EAST LIBERTY, July ls.-cArTLE-Re
ceipts to-day 66S head Of through and S6s
local stock. Total for two days 66S through
and 1915 local, selling active at last weeks
prices.
HoGs-Receips to-day !, 2e5 head. Total
for two days 2,200 head. Yorker "a 60a
4 90; PhilAdelphias "a 7oa4 IS.
SHEEP-Beceipts to-day 800 head. Sell
Ing frm at yesterdays prices IS o0A Is.
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NRw YoaK, July i7.-Wool aAnuell
continue In good demand. Cotton goods
In irregular request, but steady. Print
quiet. Fancy cassimeres and worsted coat
lngs rather more active. Hosiery, shirtl
and drawers and fancy knit woolens In fall
request The Bulletin says 5000 cases OIL
blankets will be peremptorily sold ut aue
ton on Tuesday next.
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NEW ORLEANS, July l7.-Cofse-Noth.
Ing doing, owing to the scarcity Of sup
ply. sugaf-Firmer; good common 7He,
prime 8 Nc, yellow clarified 9ASNe. Molaa.
les-Quiet, and Arm; common CSC, tAir %
G2so. RIce-Dull and unchanged; LoulE-
ana ordinary 10 choice eIfA7zc.
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THr Peace Congress having adjourned,
the British lion, Russian bear, Bieuarck's
dog and the Austrian eagle will travel
with 4 meuagaris As a happy family
Chicago Tines o si.lp '-'- a'
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DROP By DROP.

The world grows older every dAyi co.'s
The nrne thing We are ddly doing. 4
While sons are born, Spme pas AWAY, Id ... -
Some wed, snd sone-WeIl, they are wooing.
Bone IN the lhadS Of sunny day M. y
Spspd all their life Id scented poesy,
Here dfeaminR. waite their time away
10 bowers Ihelttred, rich and rnsy.
But "drop By drop the raipdrops iAll,nl
Quick time alsS past on minutes WlnginE-
Smooth DOM the steep rolls 90 the ball,
While goldeH time away we're hinsinK.
Ahmed We meet the gloomy day
1he day that all too SURE Il coming,
When we ere called With lif4 TO pay Az
TIE long aecount We have been cumming,
Thou allow and sure, like swift and strong,
Will ind the past IN Idle song.
10 11GT1fTT fFFf -Lnsdoa Fun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18
SILvER-Bars lax gold.
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q RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.

STOCKS The greater portion Of the day
were irregular, but In the main weak, the
greatest decline Id St Paul shares. Just
before the close there was q recovery Of h
AZ per cent, the market closing firm. J
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
OF which 1900 were Erie, 10000 Lake
Shore, 1000. Northwestern common, 5000
preferred, $4,000 St Paul common, 5000
preferred, 1900 LackAwAnna, 1000 New
Jersey Central, 400 Western Union, and
Q 4Ofl Pacific Mail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18
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Court did not adjourn while the circus
parade was passing, but there was an ab:
sent look on the face Of theNitness, and
o dreamy irreleVanee In the questions Of
attorneys, that showed how far away
we're their thouRhta.