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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-17

tory now occupied BY tho Moaocs. The removal will
take place IN tow dsyf.
THE UMArILLA INDIANS ENCOUNTER FOUR
HUNDRED HOSTILE ''sNAKEs'-A BATTLE
AND VICTORY FOR THE UMATILLAs.
WASHINGTON July 16. 1878.
A letter from Major General Mcdowell, bearing
date OF Presdio San Francisco, July g. recently re.
ceved al tho War Department, gives account com
piod from information furnished by the agent Of the
Umat,a Indian A genoy 70 tho effect that on July
portion Of the Umatilas at point forty mites south
OF their agency encountered 400 hostile Snakes. A
battle ensued IN which the SNAKES lost thirty. the
Umatillas two The agent further statcs that tho
Umata people were making Tor waila Walla Tor the
purpose OF securing the protection OF United States
troops.
THE TROUBLE ABOUT INDIAN AGENT HUGHES
TO BE INVESTIGATED BY INDIAN INSPECTOR
HAMMOND.
WASHINGTON, July 10. 1874
In reply 10 inquiries made the Department Of the
Interior to-day with resereuco the attempted
drowning Of Indian Agent Hughes by q number OF
Standing Rock indians II was ascertaned that
'Goose," who Is very bad Indian, was u short timo
since deposed from his craftsmanship BY Agent Hughes
aud he. with Of his followers. made the assault
upon Hughes. Tho official Information gives a de.
tailed account OF tho existence an unpIeass
between Coone! Csru, 10 In charge OF the military
post ut Standing RoCk, and Agent Hughes, and al
though docs NOT state positively appears 10 imply
that Carln might have prevented the attack Indian
Inspector Hammond, who Was recently detailed by
the Secretary OF the Interior 10 the
of the various lndSn agencies, and who success.
fully discovered the Grow Creek frauds an account OF
which was published yesterday, has beon Instructed
by tho department. To Investigate the Hughes matter
REPORT OF INDIAN INSPECTOR Z. c. WAT
KISs-THE PUEBLO AND ZUEI INDIAN
TRIBES PEACEFUL AND WELL QUALIFIED
FOR CITIZENSHIP.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1875
Indian Inspector +. G. Watkins writes the Commits
soner oil Indian Affairs from Santa F6, New Mexico,
undcr dato July ., and describes the Pueblo ana
Zun Indian tribes being peaceful and law abiding
attending strictly to thor own Affairs and needing
Dut very It.le attention from agent. No rations
arc furnished them, ana tho assistance rendered by
tho government Ia counned almost wholly 10 tho
rnatntenuncs OF schools among them. Que school 10
being kept up by tho Zuuis until recently three
have been supported In MS many Pueblo villages.
These schools are parity Maintained by tho govern
ment and partly by the Presby terian Missionary
Board, Any assistance from tho government Tor
these Indians beyond aiding la supporting their
schools 10 unnecessary. They are good farmers
and live well many OF their Mexican neehbors,
aud we'll qualified now Tor citizenship as the
creator part Of the population Of New Aexico now
exercising that right
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

f'HE skAsiDs L1BNAKf.
tut Frdsy IN large. bold. clear typs.
SEASIDE LIBRARY No. aSI, price 20 cents,
Being nov and handsome edition u
EAST LlNSbi or, tllh EAI,L's DAuGuTERs
by Mrs. HENRY WOOD.
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Importers
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED EMEDY.
MRS wINsLvW's SOOTHING SYRUP for chiidr on
tccthng cures dysentery and dairh1s, wiai collie sud
regulates the bowels 20 CENTS BOTTLE.
A-kUPrURE CURED-FORrY YEARS, ExPE-
repee DR. MARsus trsstment only saGs aud efs claai
cure. Ony ncc vescy St. Astor House. opposite Sc
Paul's Church
FINE MAcKiNAw HATS, 81 so; woarH O..
Yeit veutators, 81 90 worth s. 10 New Church up
stairs.
HAIR DYE--BArCHELOR'S HAIR DYE SOLD
by drugTsts Applied at eelosrstsd wig factory 10 Bond
4. INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNS
HorshHoLp fASAcra will reieve IN the stomach.
bowels side coc rheutnsti.n and cramps 2Jc
MACSENiN'S DIAkRhHA AND CHOLERA In
yAsrus PowpERs. Nv all drugEis,A
SEWER GASES PREVENTED FROM ENTERING
orr homes ny using SSsKRs PArESr sCoSDUctfSa
WASH rirm Puzzle are invited 20 examine at NO. 7oi
Broadway.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING TO LIT, SUITABLE FOX LAW,
BANklNu, Insurance. or AM Liuiir BusINRss
rUkrosks APPLY IN THE coUSTiNG ROOM Op
ThE HERALD.
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MOVEMENTS OF INDIANS.

The weather 10 the metropolis yesterday was 10
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EUISOI,l..

LNKkNOL-vlCiNIIi or PNKis.-fo De SOLD fO
u Hether or separately two magnificent neighbcrins
Properties 1.-The cello rated Pavilion Du Barry. known
rs Pavilion de Luciennes At Louvscennos splendid view
house ticly furnished; xB acres lie Va dAnslss, NJ
BougvAi splendid PARK. Az furnished caste ex
tenslve commons, steam tramways Address MAlrRn
DEMOSTs Notary. Place dc la Concordc. Parts.
NINE rASSAuD's. LUNDDN.-P ArRONIZHD BY
Iihe .ristoeracy and Amsrictn visitors The" gicue
Of tOdsy's ashons President Grant War Group, Grad
Duke Nicholas. Osman Peohs sc suporb reproduction II
Plus TX. lying IN Ststs ST. Peters; every cro~nsd
Head aud Celebrity; tho Terrible chamber 81 liouoest
splendid orchestra Open from Till ten.
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Words or Wisdom.

Sow good thoughts and you will reap
good actions.
Enuui is malady for which the only
remedy is work; pleasure is only
palliative.
He who has no desire to improve upon
his present condition, is usually one
who most needs improvement.
Adverse criticism is cheaper THAI
noble attempts to improve upon exist
ing models.
We could not endure solitude were It
not for the powerful companionshlp es
hope or of some unseen one.
The great blessings of mankind are
within us and within our reach, put We
shut our eyes and, like people III !ne
dark, we fall foul upon the very thing
we search for without finding it.
Evils in the journey of life are like
the hills which alarm travellers upon
their road they both appear great 81 a
distance. but when we approach them
we find that they are far less insuf,
mountable than when we had conceived
them.
1t is resignation and. oontentmens
that are best calculated to lead us saie' 70
ly through life. Whoever has not sum,
cent power to endure privanons ana
even suffering can never feel that ne y
armor proof against painful e@onon-.
nay, he must attribute TO himself, or az
least to the morbid sensitiveness OF hif
nature, every disagreeable feeling h'
may suffer.
Among the many arguments, Wpir
others have been reiuted, this alone ~
minds unshaken, that we ought 20 ~
ware of committing injustice rathor 4s'
of being injured, and that, aboVe
man ought to study not to apPe
but to be 80, both privately rnH
holy.
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missionary's wife, and lives in the Fee
ice Islands. [ was anxious about it, be-
cause it would be hard for me to get an
other one."
And SO that cloud drifted away. And
if it had not been for Terry Mcclure /
believe Maud would have been supreme
ly happy. Somehow or other the boy
learned the news, and took upon himself
the task of reproaching his teacher.
81 introduced you to i'm" he COM
planned, "and now yer've went beck on
me-"
Whether she had or not, Maud could
not satisfactorily settle with herself. In
the contentment of her new experience,
this was almost the only disquieting
element.
"You must have dreadful poor
opinion of me-" she said, plaintively,
one day, to Mr.. Denike.
"Why ?" he asked, with unaffected
surprise.
"Because I've let my ambition be so
easily upset"
John smiled indulgently.
"Not upset, dear" said he, "only
diverted"
And to this view of the case Maud not
unwillingly consented.
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Items Of Interest.

Hens are often set in their ways.
New Albany, Ind, has five female
BARRIERS.
It seems to Turkey like the day after
Thanksgiving.
The "gum " used on postage stamps
is potato starch.
A baby, according to the French, is
an angel whose wings decrease as its legs
lengthen.
A long line of fearful tragedies has
led the Kentucky Legislature to pass an
act rorbidding the carrying OF concealed
weapons.
Come bilious business men, where'er ye Ian.
guish, t.
Come to the printeriand bring on your ads.
Here cure your poverty, here end your anguish,
Ink will bring patronage try it, my lads.
Rome Sentinel.
Mr.. Joseph II. Acklin, of Louisiana,
is the y)ungest member of Congress,
being only twenty eight years CT age.
Some of the Washington correspondents
call him the Apollo Belvidere of the
House" and credit him with zone of
the most beautiful black curling mus
taches ever seen, and a pair of black
eyes which are simply indescribable."
What difference it makes in the APP
pearance of things when you come to
survey them from scientific stand
point. Mr.. Tyndall says when man
commits murder it is because he hasn't
phosphorous enough in his brain. II
that's the case, every man who has blood
thirsty feeling should carry matches In
his ears.-C Cincinnati Breakfast 1d6te. &
HorseAesh eating, far from declining,
has SO increased in Parie that last year
10, 169 horses, asses and mules were cut
up for food. In the capital there are
upward of sixty horsemeat shops, be-
sides many in provincial French cities.
A comparison of the 10, 169 equine ami.
imals eaten in 1877, with the 2, 1872 Of,
1 67, illustrates the steady progress OF
hippophagy. 70
A stranger who applied at house m
the vicinity of Quebec for some slight
favor the other day, was met by an oids
gentleman eighty five years OF age, who
hesitated moment and then said In
90 and ask father" Presently he re-
turned with his father, Paul Leonard,
who is asserted to be lot years old.
The latter owns all the property, looks
after it, and gives his son orders as 70
what he is to do, and the son obeys as a
dutiful child should.
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A Disastrous Cloud Burst.

A cloud burst struck the town Of
Oamanohe, California, one Sunday after
noon not long ago, causing the death OF
ten Chinese. A correspondent OF the
Stockton Independent says Four fun
nel-shaped clouds, dark as night, appar-
emily about 500 yards apart, with their
apex trailing the ground, were observed
passing in a uortheasterly direction, and
it was apparent that there was a very
heavy precipitation of rain. Soon the
slopes of the hills were covered with tor
rents of water, which carried with it brush
fences, and even rocks, to the gulches
below. In a few minutes Camanche
creek, already carrying its maximum OF
water, was vastly increased in volume,
so as to overspread the fats on either
side, and fences, hencOops and the litter
about the houses in Chinatown began to
| move.
While was speculating upon the area
of waterway it would require to pass this
amount of water beneath the aqueduet
to be constructed across CamAnche creek
by the Mokelumne Ditch and Irrigation
Company, we were startled by a horse
man who rapidly rode into town shouting
that the reservoir had broken. Almost
at the same time bank of murky water
several feet in hight, bearing brush,
fences, debris of all kinds, cattle, horses
and pigs, was hurled forward with fearful
momentum. As 1t struck Chinatown,
built on the creek, the low, shabby tene
ments gave way with crash. A China
man, with his wife and child, who hat
mounted the roof, were borne past
Vainly appealing for aid il was mposs
ible to give. In few minutes lnothe
house yielded to the mad torrenE As
fell and parted, 1 had a momentar.
glimpse OF its half dozen inmates, in
clutling a woman and her new born babe
VIII en- the roof closed down, burying a
be neath the food only one man aros
TO Chamber upon the roof, where he r,
aimed his position until out Of sigh
He was finally rescued by seizipg bus
! end dragging himself out
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Fashion Notes.

New grenadines are varied in design.
The new shade hat is called the
+" Harvest"
"Czar" green is a new shade of this
fashionable color.
Spanish colors-old gold, yellow and
black-are in fashion.
Rose color is worn by the first brides
maid when several attend.
Chenille embroidery is much used at
present, and is very pretty.
A new ribbon is called metal ribbon,
and is seemingly woven of metal.
Satin may be truly called the favor
ite trimming for hats and bonnets.
With the spring hats are shown the
ever pretty Derby and the English
walking-hat.
The old-time fashion of slashing
dresses and inserting material of another
color is revived.
New silks are in stripes and checks
and all the beautiful combination of
colors SO much in vogue this season.
Transparent sleeves are so fashion
able that grenadine sleeves will be made
this summer without lining.
Rustic pocket books are new and odd ;
the sides are formed OF sprigs of wood,
and the clasp is of silver.
Card-receivers of Russia leather, with
bouquets of flowers painted i'll the
center, are new and pretty.
! A whim of fashion just at present re-
quires that you must possess your own
likeness on fans, bracelets and lockets.
The squarer the neck. the higher the
shoulder strap, and the shorter the
sleeves, the more fashionable is the
ball-dress.
Evening dresses are given an antique
appearance by using the Medlci frills IN
the arm-holes and around the neck.
Rich Indian colors are seen in all the
new spring goods in percnles and
cambrics as we'll as In the more expen.
sive materials.
A new style of note paper is in the
shape of a card, in the left corner Of
which is an open fan, each stick having
a letter on, which together spell the day
of the week.
Fashionable ladies are reviving the
old custom of piecing quilts. But in
stead of calico and delaine, which then
grandmothers used, they employ sill
and velvet.
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The Young Widow.

She is modest, but not bashful,
Free and easy, but not bold;
Like an apple, ripe and mellow,
Not too young and not too old;
Half inviting, half repulsive,
Now advancing, and now shy
There is mischief in her dimple,
There is danger in her eye.
She has studied human nature;
She is schooled in all her arts;
She has taken her diploma
AS the mistress Of all hearts.
She can tell the very moment
When to sigh and when to smile;
Oh, maid ie sometimes charming,
But widow all the while.
Are you sad2 How very serious
Will her handsome face become
Are you angry2 She is wretched,
Lonely, friendless, fearful, dumb!
Are you mirtbful how her laughter,
Silver sounding, will ring out
She can lure and catch and play you,
As the angler does the trout.
Ye old bachelors Of forty, i
Who have grown 30 bold and wise,
Young Americans Of twenty,
With the love-locks in your eyes,
You may practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid since the fall
But know little widow
Who could win and fool you all.
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Maud Pennyfeather's Ambition

1t was an exhilarating spectacle that
the people of Chepachet beheld one
January afternoon the picture of
grown man pulling and tu0ging n small
boy along Main street. The man was
Mr.. John Denike; the boy, Terry Nc
Guire. OF the righteousness of the
scene Mr.. Denike was not unconscious
His face was red, and wore an express
sion of mingled vindictiveness and
shame. To add TO his discontinue,
young lady, coming in an opposite di-
rection, checked her steps as she OBJ
served his plight, and then stopped in
his way.
The boy promptly began to howl.
ooh, Miss Pen'feather |" he piteous-
ly cried "he's taking me to the Jug"
Why, Terryi" she exclaimed in a
tone of reproach, "what is the matter ?"
Denike had stopped, but still held the
boy, who was crying with all his might
and main.
The lady looked iuquiringly from
Terry to the gentleman.
The latter bowed, acknowledging the
implied question.
'oThe boy has oeen trying to pick my
pockets, he said "and I'm going to
make an example of him." Then he
added. care you particularly interest
ed in him %
"He is one of my Sunday school
scholars" she said, quietly.
John Denjke shrugged his shoulders,
and the girl saw and reser led the mo-
ton.
, "You mean he doesn't do credit to
my teaching" she said, hotly 81 don't
suppose he does. / have him just one
hour in the week. You expect that
should offset that against the one hun
dred and sixty-seven, when he is under
other influences.
John felt uncomfortable. This en-
phatic young person was certainly not
afraid to speak her mind. He looked
down at the boy.
"Will you ever steal anything again p
he asked. The child could hardl,
speak through his tears.
"No, won't" he cried, "if you'll
le' me go"
John loosed his hold, and the boy die
not wait for permission. In breath h
was around the corner and out OF sight
The young lady bowed gravely. "Thanl
you very much, she said. Johl
stepped aside, raised his hat, and in
moment she too was gone.
He half smiled to himself as he wen
ON his way, Indeed he was rather II
lieved. 1t had been an episode, and tn
girl was certainly bright and pretty
He put his hand in his pocket and dTe
it out with an air of satisfaction. Th
handkerchief was there. 1t occurred
him that he might also confirm tn
safety of his pocket-book. He felt
the opposite pocket-and felt in vail
The pocket-book was gone. He stoppt
short in the street and ground his teetl
am afraid his thoughts were not stric
ly evangelical. "Ihe little beast +
exclaimed with angry emphasis. g The
was at least thirty dollars in it-aI
Nellie's picture, besidel" and then I
GREETING his folly in letting the boy 6
and wondering if it would be any use
seek the police, he turned slowly iowa
his home
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William Francis Bartlett.

Oh we'll may Essex sit forlorn
Beside her sea-blown shore;
Her wel-beloved, her noblest born
Is hers in life no more. H# H|
IL early from the mothers fido
Her favorite child went forth,
Her pride 80 amply justified
Is in hero's birth.
No lapse OF years can rt nder less
Her memory's sacred claim;
No fountain Of forgetfulness
!. Can wet the lips Of fame. .. t-
A grief alike to wound and heal,
A thought to sootho and pain,
The sad sweet pride that mothers. feel
To her must stillremain.
Good men and true she has not lacked,
And bravo men yet shall be;
The perfect flower the crowning fact,
or all her years was he
As Galahad pure, as Merlin sage,
What worthier knight was found
TO grace in Arthur's golden age
The tabled Table Routd
voice, the battles trumpet-note,
To welcome and restore;
band, that all unwilling smote,
To heal and build once more
A soul OF fire, tender heart,
Too warm for hate, he knew
The generous victor's graceful part,
To sheathe the sword he drew.
The more than Sidney Of our day,
Above the sin and wrong
OF civil strife, he heard Away
The angels Advent song
When Earth, as il on evil dreams,
Looks back upon her wars,
And the white lightof Christ outstreams
From the red disk Of Mars, gII
His fame, who LED the stormy van
OF battle well may cease,
But never that which crowns the man
Whose victory was Peace.
Mourn, Essex on thy sea-blown shore
Thy beautiful and brave,
Whose failing hand the olive bore,
Whose dying lips forgave!
Let age lament the youthful chief,
And tender eyes he dim;
The tears are more of Joy than grief
That fall for one ke him!
il g. Whittier IN Atlantic Monthly.
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Rates Of Advertisin

Legal notices at established rates,
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements col
lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
Job work, Cash on Delivery.
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WM. PHILLIPS.
May G, lsT5-ly. March 3, lS77.-nd.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ CUARLES1OWN
Tor SnlN Dt.tNntclN
Tor SaIo Privately.

TE7UE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on the cor
ucr ai Congress and Water street Ia Charles
own. Is Cor sale low and upon easy terms. 10 Is q
Ea-S House. aith trame Wing uulcr new Roof,
containing Sin. Rooms and Kitchen, and best
Cellar ir town. The och improvcU 1nts on the
i't area Stable. capacity t1r four horses and ty0
COWS, o Cutting Room, Corn House, Carriage
I..staUd liu- I-U-aii under one Roof; q Brick
Smoke House, end large aud Excellent Cistcin.
l'-m16;'us St,tl. sud- Wood Yard Choice
Fggi; lrers upon the premises, consisting II &c
t.ru FEACH IKEhS. b-s, varieties; four APPLE
TNfES-G..--u Vippia, Rawbo, Sweet aud
Dwarf. and ytra early June Apples; Goosebcr-
ri's. 0urrnrt,; siX Green Gage nui two siberian
Crab Apple Tr,es-ah.ta and yellow. $50.
Hart Cherry Tree two Norc,io dos Hops, As.
rlra-ls and large Hat Bod. The Garden Lot u
% ucsr-r.,a aud productive.
Pouches tn Brick Structure aad % 'he Wing
AZ. go good I.raic Ihyi.t under good fence, con-
Gain. about 20 acre.
Tric. SL5.l Cash, or Sl.f00-one-third Cash,
7li balance iu two wears, she deferred pavments
t1 b secured ov Decd % Trust oo u.. premises
JOSEPH D.. YESTERDAY.
C.l-u, 1871.
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VIRGINIA FREE PR ESS-TIIE OLD T.
The Old Family Journal.


TuE LOYEBS CHOICE.
FY Wary ,rN-- -- vLEE.
Here arc roses. red and white -
"itn0Ss. ltay,-uo.
NrIuvc paints ihag all too bright
sitsot
Wen. th.r. take ihis 1ly's face"
d" Cli,. &c seems.
From iis calm aud stately grace
Goodness glcams-
Do Look b'ae y,1l e., yoc said
They were sweett'
90 Brst choir sweetness scemeth shed
ktgut feet
o. Hcliotrorc, the dearest Slower
o. che Garth .
Nav, 2, 'c's before an hour,
Iitte worth %
Ileorgs esse-thtt you'll surely keep
cit vou migat
isy lton my spirit, deep
Oa' % sight %
90 SOL -l1ao' please your sense
You implors
One fi- GIG O. carry hence,
Uue-no more
..cstcl,A choicest bud bring,
eu refuse ,'
Sweet from cut their blossoming
Let mc choose.
"Kucclnr like loves houbl,st slave.
10 not star,
Car you guess Which flower cravo
Nar, thgaytr'
-S--ilasy for Igr'.
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VARIETY,
An Honcst Customer.

An aaccl1te worth laughing over is to'd %
a ula who had 30 inGruity as wei Us an
appetite Or fsh lie was anxious 90 keep up
lis character or honesty, even while making
"a b.l with iis merchant, rs tbc story goes aud
wA1r h,s back was turned The homes, buyer
Slipped a c-lisl under his caa;-tai. But the
c,rucct was t1o sh1r. o. cover the theft and
the merchant perceived a.
NV, said the customer. anxious Go ln-
ur5geaU thc opportunities % call attention 60
lis virtues Mr. Merchant, Z Alvs traded
vi,, y1u .rcs; jsll. ami plid you promptly
aaI paid y1u honestly, haven't %
"oa, Yes answered tae merchant, hav'
~ complaint"
Nou. said the customer d" I hlrr Away
insisted tblt honesty was the best policy, and
tt. best rule g. live ant die by.
Tha's So. sojd De as the customer tgruco
o. depart "llalJ ou friend" cr,cd Oh,
merchant, speaking &C honesty, have DIT
Of advice 90 give YOU Whenever you come
90 Grade again. you lad better wear 20 longer
coat. Or steal shorter Goldfish 20
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Au old darkey who was asked .i. 10 his
experience, prayer was ever 1os yerei replied 4.
" Well sab, some psa'rs Is ausui. an some
isnt-'pends 90 wat you axes g.. jest AFTER
De wah, wen Il was mighty hard scrltchiu %
de cul,u3 brcli-rn. 7 bsoryci DAT v'cuclbcr
I pway dc I1'i O. sen oue o. Maue Pcyt0n' 3
lat turkeys o. de old man, deere was no notice
took Oh BE partition; but wen / pway Dat he
would sen je ole man TO- De turkey, de matter
was tended ~ J-f5 suu-uq mex m7rcia, dead
slrlin 90
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A lady once consulted Dr. johnson on ihe
degree Of ,urpility to De attached n her son
55;ug 40 crcblrd. Madam, said john
son. "uau depends ol the weight Of tdc boy.
remember my scho5.i-,loU, David Gar
r.-S. who was always ,il.o fellow, ro5tiag
"a dozen Of orchards with iuTuu!iy but The
FIRST time I climbed up au apple treo-iuT l
was always heavy loy-;a0 blush broke
With me. and s, was called Judgment / sup
pose Chat is Why justice Is represented With a
pair q scales