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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

DeIVerT Of One-haIf Inc amounts VIII be requlred within 60 days and the balance within % days after tihcation of aWard.
 No bids will be entertained unless sample of the article k furnished. Flour samples should not be Of less weight than ten pounds. k samples win be for warded to this oe and be marked and described in the bid to he easily identhed; they should arrive here before July D. 1sS. The right Is reserved to ject any or all bids offered
 Contracts awarded under this advertise ment shall not be construed to involve the United states in any ob gatiou for payment in excess of the appropriation granted by Conngess for the purpose.
 Blank forms, conditions, etc., embracing all neces- sary information furaIshed by any A. A. C. s. in the Department or by the undersigned.
 CHAs. P. EAGAN, Captain and c. <.
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Fo Delegate to Consress.

10 ths rys ef Arizona
 Iii besn. pretty generally conceded that Northern Ari zona this year entitled to the next Delegate now in accordance with the expressed desire of great many citizens of the Territory, submit name to the voters thereof Independent Candidate for the office of Dcle4ae the t6h Congress of the United states and respectfuy request the support of fellow citi zens promising that elected will do everything pos sbie in an honorable way to them and the Te.r tory. JOHN 6. CAMPBELL
 Pr.seoff Anrfl n IS7s.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA l
 OFFICE CEIEF CoM. or SUBSISTENCE,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., June ist, ls7s. ! Sealed proposals, in riphcate, VIII be received a, the office and the off ,es of the Acting Assistant Coannis -arie of Subsistence at the posts naea herein, untl neon, July lst, iS for the supply of freah Beef and Mutton, live and slaugifered, required al Camp Bowie A. r.. and New Supply Camp, for the period commen- cling July 18th, lSTS, and ending June S0th, les9. Contracts awarded under this advertisement shall not be construed to involve the United SAtes in any obligation for payment in of the appropriation granted by Congress for the puraose-
 CHAs. P. PAGAN,
 Captain and c. S.U. s. A.
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Mr. Willard Rice left for Kirkland Val ley this morning, iil the interest of MiIli- gan & O., who have purchased number of fat heeves from Judge Kelsey. Mir. Rice will bring tSe band up for slaughter.
 Governor Hoyt has not learned whether hIs nomination as Governor of Idaho has been confirmed, and his many friends are hoping that he may not be, thinking it would lead him to conclude to settle down and practice his profession in Arizona
 The A. c. s. al Fort Whipple. has receir- ed during the week, several thousand pounds ofhour from Tuning Bros, Los Lunas NJ M.. 10 apply on their contract. It seems as though Arizona four manufacturers ought to compete with New Mexico merchants. and secure home contracts
 KoHLHEYRR AND REFoRM.-We CODY to- 1ay the announcement of Philip Kohlheyer, f'r Congress, from the Citizen. Phil is a genius and would just as leave advertise himself and his butcher shop in an announce ment for Congress as in any other way Whoever thinks Yankee Philip is fool IS of wrong.
 HOUsE BURSED.-Fred Barth's nice little house, few hundred yards above Curtis saw-mill, in England Gulch, was totally destroyed by fire, yesterday afternoon, du- ring the absence of the owner, together with goodly supply of provisions, clothing, etc. No cause is known for the fire, which is supposed to have been purely accidental.
 Hon. J. J. c osper has returned from his Salt River mission. He found the climate comfortably warm, so much SO that an over coat in the middle of the day iyfound to be an unnecessary article in the wardrobe. The Woolseyites are numerous all along the route and in the Valley. Harvesting is in full blast and the people generally seem to be we'll pleased with the result.
 The family of Lieut.. O'Connell, left this morning by private con-eyance for Ehren- berg, from which place they will take the steamer for Yuma, and thence to their sta- ton, Angel Island; Miss Fanny Piper general favorite with the pupils of the Prescott Free Acadamey, accompanies Mrs. O'Coanell to Angel Island, from which place she will proceed to Kalamazoo, Mich, for the purpose of attending the Female Seminary at that place.
 LECTURE MONDAY NIGHT.-George Platt desires us to announce that he will lecture in the City Hall on Monday evening June 24th. commencing at 8 o'clock. His theme will be-"The frauds of the Senator Mill and Mining Company" Admission: gentlemen, 90 cts. ladies, 9 cts. He wishes us also to extend m invitation to certain officers of the court, and to claimants of the property, to attend free of charge, but as he will prob ably issue them complimentary tickets we shall not name them. A large and appre- ciative audience Is solicited.
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Off for Garland '!

The undersigned will leave Prescott on Friday next for the terminus of the Denver and Rio Grande R. R., with a four-horse wagon, and will carry several passengers at $50 each. For further particulars call on the undersigned at the 70. K." Store.
 D. F.. ROUSE. Prescott, June 2l, 1878. june2l-lw
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L.J Rose, of San Gabriel Valley, Los Angeles county, has paid a tax of $S0,0OO on brandy during the past year. Mining and scientific Press.
 MT. Rose emigrated in 1857 from Iowa for California, and upon arrival at where now stands Fort Mohave, on the Colorado, together with his companions, was attacked by the Mohave Indians. some 400 in num- Der, commanded by Iritaba, lost quite a number of his men and all his property, (some $14,000 in stock), and was compelled to retreat back into New Mexico, in a des- titute condition. The citizens of Albu- querque graciously raised a purse for the relief of Mr. Roses party, he declining to accept anything, preferring to see his com paniOns the recipients of all favors. MT. R., soon after his return to the Rio Grande, leased the Exchange at Santa Fe, which he conducted for about one year, realizing some s 900 as profits. From Santa Fe, Mr. Rose emigrated to Los Angeles county, in 1859, where we now find him paying a tax of S30,000 on brandy alone, not to say anything about the thousands of dollars he pays on his large landed estate, near the old Mission of San Gabriel, 12 miles from Lns Angeles. George Banghart anu family, E. G. Peck and, others were of MT. Roses party, but did not participate in the fight with the Mohayes, not having arrived at the Colorado river when the fight took place
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For Sheriff.

10 tAe Voters of rarapai CocHty: I respectfully announce to the voters of Yayapai County that am in the field Independent Cam didste to the office of sheriff of Yayspa County at the coming election Nov. 5h ls7s and if elected shall per form the duties of the oce to the best of my ability. Gentlemen, your support is solicited.
 Al. SHEER. Verde May 7th, 1878.
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Notice to Lienors.

Notice is hereby given. that in pursuance order of the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Y4 vapa made the 21st day of June, A. D. 1875. in mstfer wherein Ansel Jewett pasntih and s. O.. Frederick, Geo. W. Bowers and Hugo Richards were defendanfs That any and all persons holding claim ing liens upon the Senator Mil property called situate in Hassayampa mining dstric., Yayspai county, Ari- zona Territory, be and appear fin said Court at the court room theoeof in the Village of Prescott in said county and Territory the 3d day of July A. D. ls7 and eIhibt then and there the proof of their each of their said liens. WILLIAM WILKINSON,
 Clerk Dist. Court, Yavapai county, A. T.
 Prescott June 21, 1s7s.-td
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For Sheriff.

10 tss Yoters ef Tdrapai CoaRty hereby announce myself candidate for the of- flee of sheriff at the coming November election. and elected, shall all honorable measures to discharge the duties of the efice with fidelity and eare-
 JOSEPH DREW. Prescott, A. T. June 1T, 1878.
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For Sheriff.

Thereby announce myself . candidate for sherin st the coming election, November 5th, 1sIs and fl elected shall do my duty The suffrage of my fellow citizens is respectfully solicited.
 JOSEPH R. WALKER. aillett, A. T., May 8, 1878.
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ForCousress.

Js tis Psop,s ef 1risona-
 Ivery respectfully announce myself an fsd<peRd- ssf P,sps Candidate for reelection to the s6fh Con- errss. If am elected will strictly adhere to my for mer eourre. and with the advantage of past expers snce u labor to advance the safrs interests of tho Ter ritorify and her people To this end solicit the sup port of stl citisens. yery respectfully,
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For Sheriff.

10 the Voters Of Yarapdi County: I respectfully announce to the voters of Issapai County that am an Independent z ndidste for the sherifsty the coming November election, and ask the pupport cf my fellow citizens that occasion, strict and careful performance of the du- ties of the office in the event of success.
 J.w. KELSEY. Kirklspd Valley, April a. 1878.
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Came to my place in Verde Valley, A. T.. about March 10th, 1878. Two COWS, white with dark spots on neck and shoulders the other red with white spots Hanks, both about years old and branded V. The will please cal prove property pay charges, snd take them away.
 NJ. McINERNAY. Verde Valley, June, 21st, lsTs. 3tf
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Allen AC Low Joseph Alams c k Lyal Vim Anderson D Lawrence B C Brahm Edw Mcfarland L l. Baker Morrill, o c Bentman Frank Mercer VIC Carpenter c McCurleJ E P Cody George McHugh ca Cariey R B Vaudeville s Conley Robt McNew HI Donovan Thos Murry Flora Dckey yAF More II c Douglas H W oiConnor PB Dickson Robt ProutyRA Fulkerson Rachael Robeson ] Freemsn Chester Rogers Gibbon II Reinharf Lima Guthrie G-a Scaggs Emily IieiuJJ st.Ciaire Nellie Hill Mary Seavey wm M-2 Hicks Splits Willie Kaikbrmis Emu siddles H Krogstead O Tsggart ! W Lincoln Fred Tryon c W Loofburrow c Veil Samuel
 The above named persons will please call 'O' ~ T. W OTIS. P. M. Go to Clark < Adams Yard. or Mill, for Clear Lum- Der. in i7t. Coop TO EAT.-New potatoes at Bones X Spencers fresh from the patch, ripe and firm. Buy em up. The finest imported cigars at BEHLow's
 -. The very best of fine-cut at Behlow's--the only store in towE that keeps it. Best Arizona Flour ss.7S per loo pounds, at Howsn Knosies cu.'s-
 Ice Cream. every mght after ths date, at the Lady Gay Bakery of Tom Edwirds. June s, 1878.
 
 Try BehIow's plug tobacco--the best in the marke=-
 No more baking Tn our family. Bread, II loaves for a dollar at the Lady Gay Bakery.
 The very best quality of Flour can be bought at John G. csmpbeiis for s5-sO Dsr hundred.
 ---------------- If you drink at a r1nx of the best, Phi. KeArney, at hls Sample Rooms on hontszuma st gives hi. GUS toners liquors and cigSrs that cannot be beat any where in the Unitea States. June [, rumber Yard of Clark s Adams. Corner of Wills and nantezrTa streets Has ss kinds of len1b<k. Prescott, guns. IT, ls's- The best cigars at Behlow's.
 MARRIED. DUGAs-wooDIs--In Prescott, May aist, fs7s, ey c. F. Cate, !. F., Mr. Louis Dugxs to Mr. AaFy Ann { woodis. both of this vIllAee 1 For Sales A light wagon and two horses are oaersd for s>ae cheap. Enquire of ths undersigned q ths oshanes as'e'a' PAUL HLIxexR- Prescott, June. IT. 1sTs- Girl Wanted. 1 ...s ,,, s -.x.sr.1 b<.uza v,o-a Aprav st Tn. xsrris z1i; On xensez1ns ssres Dossh of Lisds's g 1 ifns.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
District Attorney.

hereby announce myself candidate for the office of District Attorney at the ensuing November election
 MURAT MASTERSoN. Prescott, June 6, 1878.
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For Sheriff.

The undersigned hereby announces himself as a can didate for reelection to the office of Sheriff of layaai County, at the ensuing election in November next.
 ED. F. BOWERS Prescott A T. May 2l lS7s
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that e eoartaership hereto fore existing between the undersigned, in the millinery and dress making buSnes haz been dissOived by mu- tna consent. The business VII be carried by Nisses Alice and Mary Wilson. MISS ALICE WILSON.
 MISS MARY WILSON.
 MRS. JOSEPHINE WAITE Prescott, June l. lsss.-I3wS
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District Attorney.

We are hereby authorized to announce the name of CHARLES B. aUS1, a candidate for the office or District Attorney of Yavapai County.
 Prescott, A. T. June 7th, 1878.
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strayed or StoIea---s2O Reward.

The sbseribe- hss iost tse niares-ene. Hlgki-bsy, with short and tA. w'ta in forehead, span ish band oD hip aud shoniie-- The othsr,, dark chestnut-sczTel. with bls1e-face and white hind-es, years cit. 10th animals were shod an round.
 The above reward ziu De paii by returning said mares Co NATHAN B. BOWERS,
 Agua Friz Ranch Prescott. May eS. ISIS. msySS-wff
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Verde, May 7th, ls7S
For Sheriff.

Thereby announce to the voters of Yayapai countl that srn Candidate for the office of Sheriff at the suing election in November subject to their decision the polls. If elected will do my very best.
 W. c. DAWES Prescott April 2s, ISIS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

DIscHARGED.-The parties arrested at Gillett, charged with the killing of Col. Taylor. four in number, were brought be- fore Justice Cartier this morning, and Dis trict-Attorney Paul Weber addressed the Court, saying that 1t was a matter that had givea him more uneasiness and trouble, and one 10 which he had given more serious thought than any other with which he has ever had to deal in an official capacity. That the party or parties who did the kill Hug. as well as those who stood by encour
 aging aiding or abaiting them, were legally guilty of murder he had no doubt, but inas- much as it appeared that almost the entire population were engaged Tn the mob. and he found that it would be exceedingly diff cult to obtain testimony that would con- vict any designated number of them, he had taken time to consider, and after consult ing with Governor Hoyt and Judge Silent, and estimating the cost to the County which must necessarily grow out of the prosecution at not less than SIS, 900, he had determined, as matter of public policy, to move the Court to discharge the prisoners, remarking that, at the next session of the Grand Ju he should have the matter thor oughy investigated, deeming it the more expedient, economical and perhaps quite as efiieacious as to press the matter before the committing magistrate. which. in case he was successful would only involve long and expensive imprisonment, and they would have to go before the Grand Jury at last Tnos. Fitch, who appeared for the prisoners, took the same view as did the District Attorney, except that his estimate of the costs, etc, would not be less than $3O,00o. The prisoners were discharged.
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For Treasurer.

hereby announce myself as Candidate for reelection to the oce of County Treasurer of Yavspa County the ensuing election, November 5th, 1878.
 E.J.CooK Prescott, May 18th, 1878.
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For Congress.

10 shs Tesers ef Irirena Tsrritsrys hereby announce myself ss Candidate for Delegate to Congress at the ensuing November election
 KING S. wOoLSEY. Phenix, May 10th, 1878
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strayed or stolen.

strayed or stolen from the undersigned, Fort Whspple. two horsesone dun, six years old, branded the thigh tae cther bay, with three white feet saddle and collar mavSs, and spanish brand on of thigh. Twenty dollars reward will be paid to the per son returning the same to this ofice.
 ". II. FERGUSON. Prescott, A. T.. June n, lS7s- iune4-d
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NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS.
Notice.

herewith publicly and voluntarily retract my expres- sion have made towards my wife, Mrs. Recker, which calculated to cast shade her moral standing and character.
 PAUL RIECKER. Prescott, June. 2l. 1878.
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Proposals for Flour and Beans.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTsEST or ARIzcSA,
 OFFIcE CHIEF CoNMIssARN OF SuBsIsTKSCE,
 PREscorr, A. T., June 10, 16Ts. Sealed proposals in duplicate, with copy of this ad- attached Co each, will be received this office, and the offices of each of the Acting Commis- saries Of Subsistence of the Posts named herein, until noon on Monday, July 22, 1s7s for the supply the following Subsistence stores:
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

CAxpzDATE AxxorxcxExxrs--Announc un- der this head vin be charged folloas.
 For Territorial of1ces, sio County ofccs, s2e and Tounship ofices, SIS
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District Attorney.

The undersigned hereby announces himself to the voters of Yavspai county candidate for the office of District Attorney. A. ]. BRUNES.
 Prescott, Arizona, June 10, 1878.
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District Attorney.

The undersigned announces that he will be candi. date for the ofce of District Attorney of Yavaps ty st the ensuing election. PAUL WEBER.
 Prescott, June 13, 1878.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ice Depet.

Ice in la-c .or sana1 eusatties al 1GEllisAn Co.'S butcher shop Parties wishing large amounts should leave their orders a day in AdyAnce.
 Prescott June $. 1S1s.
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Postoffice Letter List.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott postorfice Yavapai County Arizona, June 2lst, 1875:
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NOTICE.

In order thst may sstte up the estate of the ate Coles BSshr. every persoa indebted tn the firm oi L. Bssk.o- O. requested to cal and settle their accounts iuszeiiasiy. There aHst es no exception to this notice.
 L. BAsHFoRD co.
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Girl Wanted.

xsrs. r 1 oa xeassssas ssrsss. sassA of Iissgs es itns.
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Subscription. S4,OO per Year.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.

Arrivals and Departures by c and 4. Stage.
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Notice to settle.

All pxrsens are notined that they nazf csn q sbs Capfain s office within thirty days and <ete t<lr sc- counts, either ~ith the money or y ncss' ze aes- fionefi ferf2tned- tEO. H Cbh1A7~
 Prescott May 2sfh- ISIS.
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Coop TO EAT.-New potatoes at Bones X Spencer's fresh from the patch, ripe and firm. Buy em up.
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The very best of fine-cut at Behlow's--the only store in towE that keeps it.
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Go to Clark Adams Yard. or Min for Clear Lum Der. jn M u.
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The finest imported cigars at BEHLov
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Best Arizona Flour ss.7s per loo pounds, at How Knowles Co.s-
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The following are the arrivals and de- parture1 by stage this mor1ing:
 ARRIvALs.-M Klass, II. SincheY, and II.
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The above named persons will please cal
 T. w OTIS. P. M.
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Notice.

Prescott, June, 2l, 1878.
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Prescott, May 11st. fs7s, ey
 C. r. Cate T. F., Mr. Louis Dugzs to Mrs. AaFy Ann woodis. both of this vIflzge
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Try BehIow's plug tobacco-the best Ii the marke=-
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DEpARrUREs-w. P. Spence and A. D. Adams.
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Ice Cream, every nlght after ths date, inc Ladv Cav Bakery of Tom Edwirds. June s, 1878.
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A ligh, vszon and two horses odred for ssae cheap Enquire of inc undersigned q ths oshin<s ss'ssn' PAUL HLIxsxR-
 Prescott, June. IT, 1sTs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-08

| CHEERFULNEss. We all advise cheer
| ulness, and we all admire it-especial,
in other people-but we do not alway,
ut ain to it ourselves. OF course. there
are circumstances under which cheefuI
ness is simply impoS>ible-wilh a raging
oothache, for instance, or when you hav,
Just upset the ink on the new carpet, OF,
have heen caught in II violent slower with
ont IN umbrella and with y, mr. best suit.
IT, be a diminished to he cheerful at such
times Is adding aggravation to misfortune
and might exhaust the patience of job
himself. But there are many very small
rnnoyances too insignificant 10 be class
fed or remembered, and yet whose dali,
occurrence may be and must be expected
over which we have no right to lose our
cherrfulness for a moment. There is no
doubt that the happiness of many home,
he charm of MANY tir'si'le, has been
clouded and diSpelled by this want OF
cheerfulness IN the elders of the family
group Little vexations were suffi len
to chase the smile from the fathers f.e.
or clond the mothers brow with annoy
ance, and so the home gatherings grew
rksonie to the children, and the bond OF
sympathy was forever broken. let IL
cultivate. therefore, cheerful spirit, and,
like all efforts in the right direction, we
shall find that we cannot improve our
selves without improving olhers-tha'
the reflex of our chcerfulness will shine
out in the tempers of those around us,
and brighten the darkest days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-08

"CHAFF." - In the presentation of
Christmas gifts in Norway, many strange
customs are observed Thus, in some dis
tricts, the gift is hid in truss of hay or
straw, or sometimes is placed in bag of
chaff The donator then watches his OBJ
portunity and slylv fixes the truss of ha,
above the door Of his friends room. When
the latter enters the bad falls on him, to
the great enjoyment of the kindly conspir.
ators. who are probably watching close
ut hand. Thin ensues AN eager and OK.
citing search The tsuss is ripped open.
hands thrust in and out through the straw
or hay till the gift is found, at which mo-
ment the donators generally disclose lheir
presence by shouts of delight and the ex-
preston of good wishes for the season OF
the year to come. The bag OF chaff is
also II source Of endless and innocent mer-
riment. In its TALL from The top of the
door ii covers the receiver with cloud of
dust and small particles that adhere to his
beard, enter the fur of his coat, and make
him feel as uncomfortable and look as
ridiculous rs can well be desired by the
most ardent promoters of practical Jokes.
But as he opens his eyes he at once notices
lying in the midst of the mess around him
II welcome present which had been secret.
ed in the chatf 1t may we'll be imagined
with what delight children Join in this
rough play, and how it materially assists
10 pass the long winter season.