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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
gSeiteres tiber Die gSafIersnotb tn
Californian,

Gan Sran:tSco, 21. Sebruar. - Sn
Sutter=@ountp 1T baS 2ano aui cine 1870
Wfetleu lange Ino 8 Mellcu breite Strede
pHrf Die @elndfier bes Sacrameuto> Sluiies
iiberldlpemlut- 9ieier See, pel6er 4-6
Sup tief lit, pnroe Durf oeu geitrtgen Srfan
III 8allung ueriett unO cine 9rOBc anSabl
@ebduOe umaerifien, leoo9 ginget teiucDterl=
ihenleben uerloren. Die nletIten Semobner
batten iif pOrber fir ben gtOtbfaQ nit goo<
ten neriehpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22

Cincinnati, 81. 6ebr. - Sn Der lebten
Dienitags Nadt iuurDen Der 3bomaS'i9e
glod uno 5ipe aniioBenbe @ebGHbe III 2iula,
Sno., Ourd Seuer serit0rt. 9eriuit $4,000
Samilton, Ont, 21. 6ebr.- 0aS biei.
Spernbaus brannte beute nieoer. Serluit
$4,000; Serii6erun9 $4,000.
@bicago, 21. Sebr. = Das B0felbaus
bes (6rn. 9telion W1orriS nabe oenl llnior=
@iebbois, OaS gr0Bte oerarttge Gtabliiiemeni
int 9anSe, branute beute friib nebit idmmt
lihem aus 1900 9ei9la9teten SG1len, 120C
9auten, 1909 6dffern 8alg &C. beitebenoen1
Snbalte nicoer. Ser Serlut pirs aui $12Q,.
00O-15o, 600 sei6dbt. Die Gerit9nung if
,t.1beNp,ttpnA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Die 9SaiTernot tn Galiforuielt.

San 6ranS s. o, p. 6ebruar. = OaS
Sacramento gegeuiiber llegenoe Stdptden
gSaiDtn9ton, iuelbes etwa 500 @inpobuer
Sdtlt, itebt beiHabe 9dnSlid inter gSaiier.
Siele 6duier Iinb nmgerien mOrten nno Die
6dlfte Der SeuOlterung lit ObOaflos. Sis
jebt lperoen feline Suluite uOn Wfeni9enlebe;t
genleloet. Sn DOlO=&ountp iinb bte Oeibe
aui Sredeu BON 6 gteilen gebrofDen ullb bic
@riife errueitern ii6 nit Ieber StunOe. 9ie
9sd)e bel Sacramento neroeu eifri9 beipaft
unO itnO bis iebt nod unbei6dri9t. Ser
Serfebr auf ueri6ieoeuen @ienbabuen 1T in
6Olge Der lleberidwemmuug unterbro9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Sal1lett In S0ltiorniett. .

San Sran3t8co, q. Sebr. : Berld)te
ans SantaGlaraz@Ountg er9eben, baB S0rins,
Der @anbtOat Der Steuer3abler, sum Senator,
unO @larf, Der 9lrbeiterz@anbtoat, gum 0tit=
9liebe bes llnterbailleS nit fleiuenDtajo
9emdblt wuroen. SoaitauOige Seridte liegen
uod nidt por
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Baltimore, Wb, Jretag, ben o. Te6ruar 1873
0ie g,ntinttnI.Nortei

S0le0O, ., q. Sebr. Die Borberet-
tuugen Iiir ben @Onpent Der ,,gtational Bar
tel" (9reenbadler unD arbetter), ruelhe
morgen in bietser Staot Suiammentreteu
miro, fuO oeruollltdnbi9t, 8ts jeet iino
etpa 100 0clegaten - neiiteu8 aus Den peit=
lideH unO iiiOrpeitlt6eu Staaten - bier an,
nefnmrfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Sermif@te Sepeid)et ats Tetu=
Ylnrf

Nen Dorf, 81. 6ebrltar erBRnete
Su 1015.
Ser @eburtstas 8aibington's iuisS
nergen auf Die iblibe gSeiIe IN Dieler Staot
9efetert serben.
- eomaro gteipnan, 81 Sabre alt, iuelder
I'M issten September ieiue @eliebte aatie
2aqeS eraloroete, murbe beute oes Wtorbes i'm
Spelten @raoe ibsrfahrt uno suul 9ud,tbauie
auf Sebens5eit oerurtbsilt. - ''''7'''''~
- que 0ampter .Gthenian" unb .Sbabo"
ltllO belte BON elperpool i'm bleliaen 6afeu
SOn @lasgom 1T beute Der 9amsier
rState Of ytepaoa" bier at1gelanat.
Ser Dampfer vSernIpooo% lief beute
bon Cardiff bier etn.
Ole 5ea @innabmen betrusen beute
$4,000.
= Der llnterldatmeifer sablte beute fir
Sntereiisn $4,000 uno fir emgesogeue Sb-
lisatloneH $65, 700 ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
0nnf.MaQtn.enf.

. f II, y. 6ebr. = Die yMercantile-
Gapiuas' zSnfitutlon"ift acknowledgements
ii6ertrasen moroen. Dem @efdftsauSweiIe
sufolge belaufen lid ole nomineGen9lftipa aui
So, 3,756.212, un6 iiberiteigen bic @aliiDa uln
$36,6l5. Die Aftipa mcrten pabrideinlid
100000 meuiger, ais bic angegcbeneSumme
eiubriuaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
@nnfernftS.

q epzD ott, q. 6ebr. = Die 8oblenz
agenten gSalter 9onalbion & @Omp, baben
tallirt. Yaiitua 100000.
Gbicag'o, 21. 5ebr.- 0ie sEburmun &
Sano Wtantle Comp" erfldrte iidy beute fret-
millig bancroft. 9ie S9uloen belaufen ii9
i'm @anSsn auf $4,000, pouon $4,000
iiGergeltelt iinb, uno bie9lftipa alf $72 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Sur6Aebrauut.

gs: abbof gtsiso Ser M dfsrfrma sd Abbott tai
& Co., 1T NIT elmer Der Sirma geb6rigen
Summe i'm Setrase BON $4,000 Durhgez
branut, uno man bermutbet, oaB er auf Dem
9ampfer r@eorgia" naA Yanama abgefabz
rem 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Seiorsntffc iat Sctreff ei,tes Sseatt=
NAtx1A1Ser2

Yortlanb, Me., q. 6ebr.-0 britiide
Dampfero Stamforbbam," pou2iuerpool bier
ber beitnnt, 1T ieit 70 LANCER 3eit bier fallig,
baB man erutlid)e 8eior9uiiie I'M Setreff einer
Siferbeit best. Ser Oantpfer geh0rt elner
6irma in Horb@ Sbielbs unb bat erlle Srage
fdbigfeit BON 1885 Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Gamma 1ff1S Bic either. esfff.

Stta 10 a, ga, 21. Sebr.-Giner Der Sez
natoren bat erfldrt, oaB er i'm Senate Der 90
minion Die anfrage iielen perbe, oh les ntft
beSiiglidl Der 8eHonetifrung bes StlberS III
ben yer. Staaten fir bic 8esieruug an Der
s3ett. iei, pabreno Der geaenmdrttgen Sibnng
UfaBnahmen 81 er9retfen, nm cine gSieoer-
bolilng Der WtiBbrdube unb @erlulte 81 ner~
blnnern, melde fid friiber in Solge Der @irfu-
latlon ponSilber ais 3aul9mittel einfellren,
oenen ytennmertb niht nit bem Marfttpertbe
GbTeinftinlmt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
GdItffettadlr d1ten.

> Bb lila 6elphia, 21. Sebruar. - Ger
0ampfer peoro @lipe" 1T BON Iiuerpool eir=
getrOffen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Grbett 0ciu6f,

Of Ofontreal, ean., 21. Sebr. - Gin frii=
berer 8elpohner BON Wontreal, Hamens Ya=
liere, itarb fiir3lid NIT 5interlafiung zines
8ernl0gens, bas man auf $15, 900 900 i6dbt,
in Nem=S Orleans. @lu bieiiger 5anoelsmann
behauptet, ein naber Sermanoter oes 8erltor=
beneu III lem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Gpe3ial=Noti3eit.

Die neaen tfirfttd,em auo ruiTld,ea cleft
dAemiid,en. ystrfurtais, Sdispefels unb Sanp T.
baoer in gsr. 147, Saratoaa=, nabe gutamarase,
fnb iest fir 5srrsn unb Damen in ooGer Ebatiseit.
(Seutf0, 12WteD
4tne Mafte
In ale, melHe on ben fsolsen bon Susenbihnoen,
nerpoier SGmdde, @nttrdituns, Yerluft Der gsan
nestrait &C. leSen, ienos it to eniret elm &e,sps
b1s fte furirt. Dieies srobe SeiImittel wuroe pom
einem Udiiondr in Sib>slmerita entoedt. S&tdt elm
ohreiSrtes @ouoert an Eep. Soiepb z. Snman, e'a'
tion d, BiblesSouie, W.=g. @itp.
(Sh.s.fS,t&m..i.a.S.D
1aS mmnoerbar tuirtenoe eanfmiiis'
i'd, pefIi9faurerG Grientf
(SulpAide Of Arsenfcum).
neber 500 8adete an elnem etn tt9eh
Sageperfauft.
esinrsr s,rii.bsn geul.r une aGe Sautausi6ld9e
,reyhrn II bIei6 inqteebeiIt; 81 oas8adet nit oer
T,o,, ,uopid,itt W9an bole iid Elm Bampblet nebft
fsebroudbsanpeiung. Gratis
Or. eebme 6 6 pmp., Hr. Sc. Sfs5apettsftr
(se6r20, 1871 a.2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22
Der 6elOutarft,

Nem~Y orf, 2l. Sebruar.-Oelo letd1t 6u
5. g8e9iel itetiger gu 4.824. Sob lflOB
rubig 1Ois. 8nuOes ObltgatiOnen idlOi-
ien teit; 1881er @Onpons 1859, neue l865er
103!, 1867er 1861, 186Ser 1881, meme Sinner
flau; gtep gOrter eentral 1O5, @rie 81,
2afe Sbore 614, SGinOiier Central IA, BtttSz
burger 6s4, @bicago>ROrthpeitern 35b, Yrie=
ritdten 625, 9tod=SslanO 994, 8efern luton
Sci. 76a.
llnteri9atamtS Silan3: Sob $105, ,591,=
431.54: Souraut S34, 1867 ,472.42.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22

- Oer SouOerllelr BON lt 10 y OFT bat
Oem Staatsienate Die Abietung oeS
Serit herung8 Cup erintenoen =
ten Sobu S. Smptb empfobleu. Die 9ln=
flagen gegen ben 2etteren werOen BON benz
Senate pom 5. Mar5 an uutcriudt ,perOen.
= Sn Der 6 at b ebrale 5u y btla6el=
y bia murOe geitern Worgeu Su @bren Oes
perrorb. 8apite5 ein g elem a III gefeiert.
- g8abrerO Der porlebten Jta6t Wiitbtete
in Der llngebnng BON 9tew Orleans ein
befttger Sturm, nno 10 &ohlenboOte,
Oeren Sarge eiueu 9Sertb bon $35 900 reprd=
lenttrte, ianfen unterbalb @arroqton.
Die @rOBlOge unD baS unlformirte
@orps Der IS ut bi 8=Ritter" in gto T.
folf, 9 Sa., bielten gelteru cine Yaruoe ab.
Der 8unoesOampfer y gS y ing :"
tpel9er Die Gertreter Der amerifanii1en Rege~
ruug na6 Der Barrier 8eltau8 tel :
lHnq bef0rOern ioq, miro sur 3ett in ytor<
folf, 8a., ausgeriiitet.
= SIM StaatS ienate BON 81 aine
puroe geitern bic Bill, pelde ben 6rauen get
legeutli9 bon Wtunijl lpalmablen Oa8 Stimmz
redbt ertbeilt, aut unbeitimmte 3eit ueri1Obeu.
g d b. u. Us. 9uiOn II, 9tidter Der
ySulting8 Court" BON 81 Oh mouO, Sa.,
erlag geleru IN ieuer StaOt eIuem S9lag<
QufQQe. Sr mQr Al Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22

8eratbungslOfal: gtr. 1872, Noro<gutamffr.
Ser srose Snoianerz Srduter= Doftor bebanbeIt NIT
Griolg aae hroniiden aranf6een oes Sirns, Salies,
Der eunse, bes asens Ser ee6er, Niere1 Blaie, bes
Ser5ens un6 ieoe ltnorbnuns I'M Rerpenipfeme,
Sfropbeln, 8re6s, @eifmulit, Banbnurm, 9terpofis
tdt unb ale tronihen unb atuten 2eiben 6eiber @e=
idbIedter Or. einerpool, bsr sroBe Snbianerz9rduz
ter=Doftor, SIR. 1S2, NorosGItatpfirabe, behan=
belt Saameni6nd6e, nerpoie Sbipddbe, Smpotens
NIT nolltommenen @riolse, mas Suneerte be;eusen
fonnen. 8erit bel bieien bas eeten untersra6en6en
Seben fein @elo mebr meg. onbern beiut uno stebt
Sr. eioerpool III Static unb ieio ibe,seuet er iuirb
bem ale anoeren gers'e @ub nbt belien sefonnt. SD
lnotte guh, Die Sbr Sud ene Batent= Webainen babt
olen laen uno bteie ub iene Nirtr obneyluten pro=
Ut Ithabt.auruen:.S id tann@ud triren. "Berafbungs=
StunSsn bon friih 8 bis Abenos llbr; Sonntaas
9fatmttta9s llbr. fSs q as Il 9g1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22

Sin SenlatiOn8 @eriift i'm 8etrefi Der tiirs
tiiden Slotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-22

Oass&an0elaber. 0aSsSanss'assi; aag1saaSslaesr.
Wir balten cine peritbiebenartise unb umfansretbe
iueldle alle neueH Nuier uno Nouitdten in unIerer
8rante in &rBitaII u. Deraoloung, altertbimz
ttdem 8ran Verde Antico), SmperiaIz u. frans
sbMlher Sronse umfaBt, aleSeit auf Eager.
Bir b16en in ben Breiien aIer Waaren ene 5erab>
fesuns eintreten Iaien. s. y. Sapiojom s. Co.,
Vr. 5, Woro= =Aibertnjtraf,
Selonoere Nufmerfiamfeit niro Der Ylerobrers
uao 9osetnrthtuna aepihmet. (Stt3, 2yFte iaIT)
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
PERSONAL.
Taken from the MiDnesp.

Taken from the Minneapolis Papers.l
ITO THE CITIZENS OF MINNEAPOLIs.-Our
L experience in the handling of DR.. E. B. Hal-
days Blood Purifier is such that not afraid to
tell you that it is the most wonderful Bood Search
err OF the present age. No medicine ever went out
Of our store that has given such universal satisfaction
as 1t is giving to-day For Catarrh Kidney and Urinary
Diseases, Female Weakness and Nervous Debility we
lndorse the statement of DR.. Halliday, that it has no
equal. CROSSMAN l. PLUMBER, Druggists
Minneapolis.
lave you weak or sore eyes, caused by Catarrh
Ill or some Scrofulous Disease? If you have
lose no time, but cleanse your blood with DR.. Halli-
days Blood Purifier, and your eyes will become all
right. Try it and you will be surprised at the result
For Kidney Complaints, Female Weaknesses and
Nervous Debility, it has no equal in the civilized
world. AS this medicine has been extensively coun-
ter feited, see that 'S. Blackboard Agent" is blown
in the back of every bottle. Ask your druggist for
it, and If he does not keep it he will order it for YOU
or address s. BLACKBOARD, CT Wabashaw street St
Paul, General Agent MOVES BROS. Il CUTLER
Wholesale Agents, st. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16

The Minnesota State Sunday School conven-
ton, which meets in this city on June IL, will
hold it's sessions in the First Baptist church.
Delegates to the convention will report to the
committee on entertainment at the Baptist
chapel. s. 8. TAYLOR,
Chairman Committee on Entertainment.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16

Owing to contemplated change in our bus
mess, we will, from this date, close out our en-
tire stock at and below cost for CASH.
A. II. LINDEKE & BRO.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
Assessors Notice--Last Call p!

Assessors NOtlce-.LaSC Call
Taxpayers who have not as yet returned their
lists of personal property for taxation, for the
current year, are hereby notified that unless
such returns are made within the present week
they will be arbitrarily assessed. Office, old
court house, first floor.
j. I. BEAUMONT,
County Assessor.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16

Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale by
MOTION, MOORE & Co.,
Pioneer Press building.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
FARM TO RENT.

E,oh RENT.-A Farm at Lake Como. comprising
l. all the Improved Land within limits of the So
called Lake Como Park, lying north of the Lake
johanna Road" together with the Buildings and
other improvements situate thereon the same being
known Us the Ayd place. BY order of the Commit
tee on Public Parks, MI. O'CONNOR.
1lo-H CITY Clerk
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16

Derner Furnishes Another Chapter, and
this is the Last One--He Executes His
Threat.
The following dispatch was received at the
GLOBE Office last evening:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-12-21
Happy Every Day.

Sidney Smith cut the following
from a newspaper and preserved IT
for himself:
When you rise in tie morning
form tue resolution tu make the
day happy one t" fellow crea-
ture. 1t Is easily done; left If
garment TO the man who needs it !;
u kind word to the sorrowing; all
encouraging exp 'essioi o the hard
striviDg-trlhes themselves a.
light rs air-will =. at least for
the twenty-four hours. Aud if YOU
are young, depend upon it, it will
tell you when you are old; and if
YOU are old, rest assured it will
send yOu gently and happily down
the stream of time to eternity. BY
the most simple arithmetlcsl sum,
look at the result: If you send
one person away happy through
the day. that is 365 in the course
IF year. And suppose YOU live
forty weary only after yon com
mence that course Of medicine,
you have made IA 500 persons hap
py--at least for tune.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-12-21

Throw Physio to the Dogs
DIR Halls
ELECTRIC BELTS.
For the cure of all nervous diseases.
witlout tue least d,.ran cement uf tn.
patients habi or da ~ occup.ii,n.
his appliration eI-ris powerful ana.
beneficial influence throughout the
who'e anne; "a applicable to either ssI,
and affords inxfantan<oxs relief III e.,
following disease,:
Rheumatism,
NenrzlsIA,
Dyspepsia.
Lnmbago,
General Debility.
HEADACHES,
Dizziness, s
lmp0tency, sniH
SpermatorihRA
Sexual Exhaustion,
Prei atnre Decay. {,
Sell Ao,isc, Etc
tn NJ lie fs AR he RS { Of to lsas''
pro.ound research and xJ,c. i'm Mt in
E.ectro-T .erapeatrs ami by tn ir t,e-
cullar construction u continuous "sai-
va;.ic Gu rent" l. generated. wh.ch per-
ni"at.s the whole frame. and Is cciully
envelopes the suffering pats With II,
gentle Influence his curreni a,si,ni-
lat,s closer to tie Nt,roas .faid than any
TIN. & known to Medical sc .ence-hence
II" l'o.ency as curative agent.
Mos espec ally Is the application OF
Electricity ia this form pene acia to
those riso ders arising from youthful.
Indiscie elton, sexuai excess ur dIs~!pa-
lions Of any kind, whereby the pro
creative powers are lessened anu Impo-
teRcy threat. ned. No false deliea y o.
Sense Of shame shou ID prevent tie suf
feier, subject To lest Is, mig. It's, night
mare, dreams, palpita TO-. Ol tn. heart,
neuralgia, diinn, - Uf sight aud othsi
s..mp Oans o. nervoI, am pnlsi al de
lily app. ing t, the undersis ed r
re ief
These be Is a'e light, perfectly fexi-
Lie, ant easil. adjusted, all If which,
together wi. their chespi,ess, rem ervs
tuem sui eri " Ia any other f,rm, for the
appl., alton Of Electricity incidentally.
E$50,it7 of these belts were sold in
Europe IN the year 1876.
ELECTRICITY is Life"
nd tem,d cxn be compared to il
or tr-atin mt of Io,pefenx and loss
IF nei vous vi'ali.y.
his b It Ii rec mmended by the
most enlin nj ph., siol g'sts # this coun-
try aid Europe:
"Inpe mona won,leriul-a ,ls,tb ,j,x
% the lid system If druggi"g. '--Lom-
don Eng } La cot.
you have peri cd grea, bl ssi e
GA suffe. ing .nanity DIR. Re. AID
SOD, L"ndaH En-
w ~ rtnl or. o rest ra'iop t
eA au iiai.tS. 10y fer!. 4. 1. -
40 En ian
Il che';fuIy RECOMMEND ID. siall
FL eric Bet, and GUS der 1t one Of e.,
Z eiiest Bile sings to manslnd that has
D'sn put before the public. '-Dr. lie
Barr, Paris.
Price Of Electric Belt Sc OO
Extra f'ersr. .iU w
Full instructions with each Bot when
you order. When ordering, send exact
heasnr nent rVuni the waist
Sent pioney b. Post ffic. noa.. :
order, Ell ress or regis, d !. ter
ADVICE GRATIS.
Address all orders to
Or. J.9.UES HILL y g.,
General Agrnt for the United States,
~ West 18th Street,
NEW YORK.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-12-21
Frogs and Fishermen.

Land of The Lakes.
Bring us some frogs" said the
tourists to the bows who had com.
at their cab. Bring them 10 III
this evening, fresh and alive, f"i
we would fish on the morrow"
And the boys spoke nut" them
saying: How many frogs?
Aud they answered, go bring
us as many as ,oH can catch
And the boys wer. astnnlshed
and marvelied, and SAID, ." v,r.
many2"
Aud the tourists were wroth All;
entreaied tho lads roughly, AL
SAID, Yea So many. Up; gel the
sway, for the day waneth.'
Aud straightway the lads dlo
get up and get.
And the two fishermen souYi,
yet other boys, and spake unit,
them ia like manner as they ba!
unto the first, for they feared her.
would not be sufficient bait for til.
norrows sport.
Now the fishermen desired tina
they might have twenty five frog,
and NO more, bnt tbe, withheld
this matter back from ,he lads, ah.
said unto them:
Bring unto Us all the fro.s yo,.
can catch. See, Is not here silv,
snd nickels? "
Now, when even was come, the
lads returned, and they brought
with them frogs. In oyster cans,
IA fruit caus, .sarcline boxes, ola
beer bottles, IL eartheu vt-sS-ls amt
lin buckets, IN baskets aid gui,n,
sacks, in their pockets. yea. IN
everything wherein frogs might e
contaiued brought they fIoys; 1 &
frogs, little forgs, fat frogs. Leaf
frogs, old frogs. Young frogs, mae
ami female broug.,t tuey them.
And the fishermen were amazed,
sad one said, "Lo, what have We
he,-l
"And the lads spake unto them,
saying, Frogs"
And the chief fisherman ell
Treated tireni saying, 10, here are
Tar mUIe frogs than We want, bui
We will take them. We will lump
the lot Il, hundred Here is oil.
yer; let that suffice thee"
But the lads said. Nay, We will
count EN-"
And they Tailed the tale of frogs,
and the number thereof was two
hundred and three-score aud nine.
And the people laughed and clap.
ped their hands and made MERRY.
But the fisher nen were wruili
without cause.
And 1t was SO that yet other lad-
came 10 by ones, and twos, ana
threes. And they brought with
them each lad hi> full tale If frogs,
So that the like of it had never
been known before, nay, not in all
tue regions of the Lake.
Aud they conhied each boy his
frogs. and he said:
PAY me what thon owest. L..
IL not there the frogs thou hast
commanded 2"
Aud they paid them, and en-
treated tGem that they would cast
the frogs into the Lake
ButAhe lads sand, Not so. The
frogs are thine; do with them IT.
thou mayest please"
And all the country round abou
the Lake was filed with frogs, fot
1t was 50 that they escaped from
tue eartben vessels aud the fruit
cans, and sartliHe boxes, and bas
kets, aud the empty beer bottles,
aud the gunuy bags, and spread
themselves abroad over the land
And they lifted up their voices aud
made great lame ntatIon, SO that no
man slept that night.
And when the morrow was come
the fishers went forth to fish, and
they took with them, as their need,
twenty-five frogs. And they used
four OF them.
And they bad paid for seven
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