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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-27

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-27
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26 Nop'mber lS46 sslhab sin lolhsa
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hslmcrpers. uno ain S. December 1856
tah Elm .oololt Nameas Qaslilas MiIaeo
nah psm &Onise pom Ntapsl, 5srOinanp
Ill, nit lsinem Bayonnette. Naberoem
nabmen nod Staliener In ben Sabren
1857. 1858 unD 1862 an Mtt.ntatsu aui
&al,sr Napo!son ILL.,, antbeil.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
Do the Chinese Live on Littles

"Me hab learn resdee paper. Sonov
see all dat ting what he talkee. Ne hat
see what plenty mad talkee. how much
he 'pung.le' cherry month for chow.
chow. Me tinkee you NO sabee how
muchee Chinaman hab pay for alice
same ting. Me tellee you
For little shanty on Sacramento
street to Amelikay man for one
month. .$oO
Pleceman cooley catchee chow y
little dog for boil. ...............
Cumshaw to piece pleceman, who
say he look out no man cheat me-: ~
l other plecemsn talkee me all
same. ........'.. -. ~
/ other pleceman, who say, John,
you pungle or I'll bust You eye. 10
l other pleceman, who say he fire.
man and lun Wild der machine.
other pleceman, who say, John,
what you icenseT. .............. 3
/ other plecemsn. who say, John
you pay me dat license or I raise
bad place wis you. ............ ~
Rice for cooley. ......... ......... 9
Chow. chow for me. ................ 70
Little bird 's.nest soup, rat sauce. -. ~
Little dat impure drug for smoke. ~
l little row, when Amelikay man
likee me, and Judge Louderback
say, John, you must pungle. IL
"Dat what cost China merchant to
live in San Francisco one month. What
you tinkee !.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

IMPORTANT TO BUTTER MAxsRs.-A
method in practice among the best but.
ter makers in England for rendering
bntter firm and solid during the hot
weather is as follows: Carbonate OF
soda and alum are used for the purpose.
made into powder. For twenty pounds
Of butter one teaspoonful Of carbonate
of soda and one teaspoonful Of pow
dered alum are mixed together at the
time of churning and put into the
cream. The effect Of this powder 10 to
make the butter come firm and solid,
and give clean sweet favor. It does
not enter into the butter, but its action
is upon the cream, and it passes on with
the buttermilk. The ingredients OF the
powder should not be mingled together
until required to be used, or ct the tims
the cream is in the churn ready for
churning Cincinnati Price Css-srs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
PERSONAL.

Henry n. Stanley still suffers from
r.. African fevcrs, and 1t times de
spares Of ever getting rid OF them.
Vestmoreland is the smallest coun-
- In Virginia, but it vas the birth
Mace of three presidents Washington,
Madison and Monroe.
Gen. Toombs, Governor Colquitt.
Col. Hardeman, Gen. 0Artrell. Capt.
Rscou and Col. LESTER are . few among
The Gubernatorial can ,idatss ia 0eor-
GA for lSSO.
The monument 10 Liebig 10 be erect.
ed at Munich. Bavaria, will consist Of
a bronze statue on . handsome Pedes-
tai. About e20, 90 have been subscrib-
ed toward it.
The longest funeral Memphis has bad
.ipce the epidemic broke out was that
Of Mr.. N. d. Menk0, . Hebrew phil
anthropist, uho died day or too since.
There we're lone hack and three bug
gies.
The father of Tom Thumb 10 Q pan.
per in the Chicago poor house. Tom
auarrrled ~ith him when . boy, and
has never visited him aimee. He has
fourteen sons and daughters in all. sew
eral of whom arc wealthy.
The Rev. Augustus Toplsdy. author
Of the favorite hymn, Rock Of Ages,
vas rector Of Brodhembury. in Devon
shire. Often, instead Of going TO bed.
he would put on his surplice, go out Of
doors, and thus sitired, walk for hours
in the night singing hymns.
AThe PriLcc OF Wales eyes are gradu-
ally becoming dubious or crow g. footed.
This is not caused. - is supposed. by
violent dissipation; II is simply an heir
loom Of the Guelph family. Albert
Edward is in every way o reformed
man, which is only right for one bless
ell with five nice children.
Mr. Moncure d. Conway offers. by
authority of Q London Lady. $1,000
toward the formation OF fund to pro-
vide some means Of. collegiate educa-
ton for women at Oxford, subject to
the condition that an equal sum is sub
scribed in the next few months. A
committee of Influential persons has
been formed at Oxford to procure the
money.
Mr.. Spurgeon has changed greatly
in the past twenty years in the opin-
ion of q tourist, who describes him as
"having become broad aud thick set; q
heavy suit of brown hair, with beard
and whiskers surrounding his face.
gives him the appearance of an English
sea captain rather than that Of tho
most popular clergyman Of England.
He never had any Of the outward sem
blance of a clergyman, and looks less
like it now than ever. At first sight
the stranger looks upon him with feel.
ing of disappointment, and asks himself
or more frequently those in the next
pew-whether that can possibly be Mr..
Spurgeon. He comes on to the rostrum,
for he has no pulpit, and looks more
as il he were the sexton arranging the
books for the pastor than the great
yAVreacher himself"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

These b veodasful ailhssssu
aDoogt the vasieos articles ealIea TO-
CstsaP, iron ~ Sieh ssues, % "a q
vill eardly pour. - ~ thin. vssssy
sta6 thss v0aA noe kssp boe Soe ~
vinegar and 0lt Il eoc1nina. RvrFv
family sAoaA nake ifs osp, sos ooIy
. na1ssr n sooeooy. bet a sassey.
II vss 1asf buy. avoid ~ hgiGAs ,S6
attractive looking coopounAs. . thsy
afs aFti1cially colossd. h 49,
seaG sid 10 sestaursnts = Dade fru9
u PesaiaO and other reiuss a shs
canning faetosies- Good esa.sp en-
oaly b nAae vhea ths fruit u il pss-
eseeioo: toSards he ed uf ~ sessoa.
vhsa IL nights 81 cool, anA erogtk
10 alov. ~ fruit u vaassy. ga viii
MOI yisld ths risA pulp a ~ 49, fruik
6sSscs ripe to0sAos, cutting sssy a.y
greea postioas, e1s n piscss, saes m
I'll ehososGAly dose, and rub tkeoueh
. sisve Ass sao1gA 10 ss1aie ~ sod.
EvePoe.es vAas Passss Tie sieve 10 ths
Desired thieknsss: for this, 20 rulss By
qsantity O. b given, - . bssA<l a
sooe toostoss vii yisld tvice - p.ch
pulp - oehsn. The evapoeakiOn skoald
% o. OVER . slov Gre. being careful sos
20 seorch t. when thick enoaeh %
poar iron . eruet. without incoavsn-
ieecs, aad salt and spices. Here the
RECIPES give the greatest possible var
i~ty. Be sure and use salt enough; Q
chopped onion, or Glove u garlic. tied
In cloth and cooked in the pulp. 10
give jest q ssspieios Of the davor 10
liked BY many; Allspice. Black Pepper.
Cayenne, and Mustard, ore the primer
pol spices, and are used according 10
the taste Of the consumer. One re-
ceipe directs for half bushel Of toma
toes; Gloves, two teaspoonfuls, China
mon, Alispicc, and Black Pepper, two
txblesp0Onfuls each; these are not 70
be ground, but bruised, placed in .
little bag and boiled in the pulp while
it 10 being evsporated; when the pulp
10 thick enough, remove the bag and
add Mustard, ground, two tablespoon
fuls; Cayenne Pepper, two teaspoon
fuls; good Vinegar, two quarts, and
salt to the taste. Another recipe uses
all ground spices, viz: For the pulp
from Il bushel of fruit: Allspice and
cloves, 4 OF. each; Mustard, ~ OF.
Black Pepper. 8 o.; Mace. Il o.; Cay
enne. Il o.. Salt, 6 o., or sufficient,
and Vinegar, 2 OTIS. Add the spices,
boil Q minute or two. cool and bottle.
CUCUMBER CATsuP. This recipe,
given several years ago, is republished
by request. Take overgrown cucum-
bers, before they turn yellow. peel,
and CRATE on very coarse crater. Al.
low the pulp to drain on . colander.
then sift through q coarse seive to sep
arate the seeds. Half fill wide-mouthed
bottles or preserving jars with this
pulp, and fill up with good vinegar.
When served, add salt and pepper. 1t
has precisely the odor and flavor Of
fresh cucumbers, and makes an accep-
table accompaniment to cold meats. In
our first attempt at making this, finding
no crater coarse enough, and having u
large cover which had outlived the
wash. boiler to which it belonged, using
a largo nail, We converted this into a
CRATER, which, il not handsome, was
efficient.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
Burlington Hawk-eyetems.

Sitting Bull is suffering with the
whooping cough.
Postmaster General Key had thirteen
children at the last census.
Wouldn't it be a pretty good idea to
quarantine the administration for about
two years.
Nothing makes bsldheaded man so
mad as fly that doesn't know when it
has enough.
G. Ladd is the greenback candidate
for congress in the fourth district Of
Maine. He won't be 90 G. Lsdd when
he is beat.
Bunyan sang, He thai is down need
fear no fall" All yes, but il he is down
with the rheumatism, it's just the fall
that makes him SILVER.
II tho rage for coral jewelry continues
q year or two longer, the coral insects
will be very apt to run out OF pine
wood and red sealing wax.
"Base is the slave that pays" It was
sad blow for this country, then, when
slavery was abolished. There certain
" must have been some base ones
among them.
It is noticeable that the nice young
man, who never carries tobacco because
it makes his clothes smell, takes chew
every time any other man pulls out .
tobacco box.
The British embassy at Constantine
pie doesn't appear to have learned that
the war 10 over. 1t continues to re-
ceive blood curling accounts Of Rus
sian atrocities.
The Prince Of Wales expects TO be .
grandfather before he succeeds to the
throne of England. He remembers
that his great grandfather lived until
he thought death had forgotten him.
Young men are nov selling their ul-
sters for IS cent?, who VII cit down in
the agony Of spirit next November, and
wonder for hours ct . time where they
can get trusted for an overcoat.
"Slsangs," maass The Brsakfasf To-
DC. yesterday go Hssvsdey and The
day before vss fFy-dAy. Nov. il -
publishins . weekly paper that mixes .
mans almanac mp in that way.
The Rochester Esprsss i mean
enough 70 charge Ill he - vho hays
he'd their hair shipsled. With being
sfsaid Of having ~ Indian var. Thu
i deliberate insals 70 Ill ths old mar
RED men.
"Ths cat in Gloves" seid Frasklia.
"easchss no nice" Indssi 70: nol
che. when the cat h sbas 10 veas
gloves shs can a9ord 10 bay hes mica.
ready dressed and cooked. Bally ios
the cat in gloves.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

LongiellOv pays . tax Of q. no.
Every house in Grenada has been
visited bv yellow fever.
Lincoln, Neb.. has 9 900 inhabitants,
NO police judge and only one policeman.
Among lc tramps arrested ss Fort
Wayne, Ind. the other day. sss u woman
drrssed in male attire.
The Berlin Judges refused to 1t
Prof. virchov have Hoedsls skull for
'scienti6e purposes"
England will expsnd "a. 900 900 in
the construction Of hsrbor and other
public works 1t Cyprus.
DR.. Bucknill Of London pronounce
the iaebriate ssylums of the United
States - . practical failure.
From the spire Of the Congregational
Church At Pa~le', W., over Us pounds
Of honey we're taken recently.
In the United States there are over
900 females practicing - doctors.
dentists. lawyers ami preschers.
A Neriden vstchmsker has made Q
silver steam engine 90 small that three
doops VI water will run il 10 minutes.
Among the recent enlistments - .
private soldier at the recruiting once
at Washington vss . graduate of West
Point.
A Mrs. Cassidy, Of Blandensburg,
Nd. gave birth, Aug. 30, to three girls
and tao boys; we're all living 1t last &C.
counts.
One Of these days Aleck stephens
will fall through . crack in the door
and solve an intricate and long out
standing problem.
Senator Sharon is plain man, who
does not like the title Honorable" pre-.
fixed u his name. 1t reminds him OF
little jug with big handle.
A Brussels paper announces that the
King Of Holland. 81, contemplstes mat
rimOny with his niece, Princess Eliza
beth, OF SAKE Weimar- Eisensch. "a.
The Monitexr de Ia N,selle says that
there il linden tree hear Chateau Sa
Inns which was planted in 1852. At the
base it measures more than IL feet in
circumference.
The hair OF deer is Ave times lighter
than cork. and q firm in New York is
making life preservers Ut it. A life
buoy weighing two and Q half pounds
will sustain two men.
The Great E.stsrn, it is said, has been
bought by company for use as cattle
boat to carry Texas meat to England.
Her capacity will be 2, ZOO head of cat.
tie and 5000 sheep.
A daughter of Gilbert Stuart. painter
OF the most familiar portrait OF WASH
ington. lives in Newport. She is de.
scribed as o tall, erect old lady. and
very courteous. She has never been
married.
The marriage of the late Queen Chris
tina, Of Spain, to q private soldier and
her rapid advancement of him from the
ranks to almost regal position, suggest
ed to OffeDbach the chsrac ers Of the
"Grande Duchesse," and "Fritz."
The most remarkable falling of re
corded in the statistics lately issued by
Mr.. Nimmo, Jr., of the United States
Bureau Of Statistics, is found in the
import of railroad bars, which from
SIS. 75O, TOO in 1873, has fallen TO $3.50
in six months of 1878.
The increase in the export Of live
stock from the United States to Eng
land in the year ending June 80 was
&c. 800 head Of cattle, and 4. 600 head of
sheep. The actual numbers exported
SO, O4O cattle and 1S3. 905 sheep. In ad-
dition thereto, 81. 600, 600 pounds Of
beef went over, ON increase OF 3, DOC, 900
pounds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

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piseass d H. pasesraeA. - -.
tss1s - ~ 80 bsoan6h - - -
q1ickea - 0ssD.
Soos exPssiassas. hsvssse, ssssn1lv
pessssasa . ~ Eagliah Rsyal 0sGis11,
hsss . bsari.l O. - ssluaise q -
ssss a Light - supseiaAly q d1se
ssssAins. pssvsse ~ dssstsPosne q
IL nissosesps fsni vhisA - aDoui-
saed With pssss1sslisa 81 dsog.
VIA thsss 90 ges0s slssaay ps1u1n1
il liquid. u dssaFcys dhs9. - -
Seetly preserves p1fressibos ID =
which hey hsss - - bssa 6sv18-
oped. While this pcssssvs1ive qoaa1lv
10 nost powerful u the disse1 ssgs q
TIE ssn. is also exisas in di1assa 6ghA
IT, kygisse a light vili dosheksD
soosai1s b fally unasss1oea. No.
While ve knSs esoash 10 oaks u Q -
sg.inst health pos 10 lst saa havs fsssst
sdni.ion 10 our dvellinGs-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

oianiey, thaa voald have bess sssassd
- ear vtAss bssa gsaai1ed. La ~
hask 0od today lee Shs Uai1sd 0aa1ss,
an.l ~ vhis6 b % - al - eoPioaa
Sessssis a sssioaal. eecial aDd Pse-
sosal good" La - b gEeAea.l Sss Q
sovesnasus vhieh. With ID IL 6soss1s
(noe Q fsv) h. ssvssthelsss. 1oss 10 b
dsaissd ihaa any othes 10 b Sossa a.
~ elohs. La - do Ill In our power
70 psesssve aDd ~ psspetus1s . Usioa
vhieh II sbls - give - traaqsiliity aA
ho0s and dignity sheoad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

A NusrAKD PLAsrsR.-How naay
people srs there Who really knov Aev
10 make . mustard plasterf MOI e.
in . hundred ct the most. perhaps. -
yet mustard plasasn ere ussd in svszy
family. and physicians prescFibs he -
plicsiion. The ordinary way 10 70 nix
the mustard With water. tempering Il
With little -four. Such . plastse -
this makes 10 abominsble. Before Il
has half done it work it begins n bis
ter the patient, and leaves him finally
with Aayed, painful spot, after pro-
curing far less effect in . beneficial way
than was intended. Now, . mustard
plaster should never blister 1t all. II
. blister is wanted, there ere other plas-
tiers far better than mustard plasters.
Then use no water, but mix toe mus
tard with the white OF an egg, and the
result will be . plaster which VIII
'draw" perfectly, but will not produce
q blister on the skin Of an infant, no
matter how long it is allowed 10 remain
on the part.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

A STRICKEN NEwsPAPER.-The AVA
LANcHH has been stricken heavily.
Since the plague began six men lave
died-Messrs. Thompson, Cruikshank,
Bsrksmith. Anderson, Kerr and CORR
gan. Nine are now on the sick list:
Messrs. Bard, Wheelas, Rosselie, Lam
drum, Bruder, Sullivan, Clayton, Hun
ter and Crabb. There are now neither
editors nor reporters. Through Mr..
r. r. Catron, Associated Press Agent,
the AvALANcHE has received valuable
aid in that direction. Nearly all OF the
remainder Of the working force is alb
sent. The working force in the CON-
posing room has been reduced to one
compositor, Edward J. Snigg. who.
with the assistance OF F. s. Nichols.
one Of the proprietors, Get all type and
made forms ready for press. Down
stairs n. w. LUZ, the book-kesper.
holds the fort, who also assists 4essrs.
Price and Royster in the mailing de-
partmsnt. The press room il run BY
that tough citizen, Old Dallas, vhe
also rams the Ledger Prss.-xs.Phis
ApaiascAs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09
Wit and HumOr.

A contemporary says: Editors eyes
should be everywhere" His ecissor-
Ives.
Adm and Eve only began to live
appley when they got into trou-
BILE.
There is q new syrup in the soda
water stores called "Don 'tcareifido. It
is very good.
DR.. Mary Walker has the advantage
Of most men in one respect she can
mend her own breeches.
Myra CLARK Gaines has been obliged
to give up enough of New Orleans
to bury the victims of yellow fever
in.
Captain Jack went for victims in the
lava beds, but Yellow Jack takes
EN- from feather beds or aAy other
kind.
Mrs. Mccormick, OF Salesville, Ohio.
last week gave birth to four boys and
one girl. Mr.. Mccormick is % we'll as
could be expected.
If you see joke in this column taken
from o New Orleans paper, skip it.
That joke may contain the rudiments
of yellow fever.-Post.
"What's the matter with your eye,
Tommy ?" "Oh, it's only been going
through an operation at the hands Of a
knockulist; that's all.
Mr.. Griswold Rogers, OF Niantic,
Mass, who married his wife after court
ing her for fifty fve-years, has Just got
q pension for fighting sixty-six years
ago.
We have Just been thinking how Ian.
guage came into the world. It was du-
ring Adam and Ewes 6rst quarrel, when
ono word brought on anOther.-Cincin.
Sati SATURDAY, Night
Horny.handed son OF Q hod.carrier
(loq.l -"Share all the money equally.
that's what I say" Wife Of ssme-"And
phat would ye do wild your share,
Michael o 'Shannessy ?" "Spind it like
. brick, ye ould fool" "Aud phat
would ye do thin?" "Sharo it all over
agin Nv course; hand me down that
pipe"
An Irislrman got out Of the cars ct q
IouWoy etatIOu IOI I0IteoumoobSs ooO
unfortunately the bell rang and the
train left before he could huish his re.
past. "Hould on!" cried Pat. - he
nan like madman after the car, ''hould
on, ye murtherin' ould stham injin;
ysW got . passengsr aboard that's left
behind"
Said his honor, il Q Buffalo police
court. addressing . couple Of sharp
toagued Irishvomsn Who bad been l0s
TN minutes diaaiag quarrel into his
aar:
''Mrs. Flanagan. yoa too had bstter
kin and make frisadsr
"Phaii II il kiss xss. Aulhowney ~
ayi F.ix, I'd . haps Esehse HIS he'
oald man, an his braaah amt svats'
either, on account ~ the phasky h
drinks. an the bsckey he smokes-" -.
'.As for Nrs. Nalhosney, she sid
she'd "i'lissed sight rather Kiss the
ould pig. the craythar carrin' the ring
In The end Of his smooth
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

STEAM PuDDM0.-One cup OF milk.
one.half cup of molasses, one-third Of
cup Of butter, or cream, two-thirds Of
cup OF raisins stoned and chopped,
two cups Of -four. one-half teaspoonful
o: soda, and spice TO taste. Steam one
and one-hslf hours. Eat with swess
sauce.
CHEAP SPoNaE CAKn.-Two eggs and
one cup OF sugar yell beaten. four -
blespo0nfuls Of cold water or milk, ono
and two-thirds cup Of -four, one even
teaspoonful Of soda, and two teaspoon
fuls of cream Of tartar. Flavor with
lemon.
GonD CAxH.-One cup Of sugar,
bal Q cup OF butter, half cup Of mill,
one and one.half cups Of -four, half .
teaspoonful Of soda, ono teaspoonful a
cream Of tartar, the yolks OF four eg8s.
Beat the butter and sugar 10 cream,
then add the milk and -four, with s0da
and cream Of tartar, beat the yolks and
stir in gently at the last.
GRxrN ToxAro PHxusvx3. - Six
pounds OF white sugar to eight pounds
Of tomatoes, i've lemons ont in slices,
take out the seeds and boil them until
soft. then take them of and strain, then
aid the sugar 10 the liquor. boil IL 70 .
thick syrup, then put in the tomstoes,
and when nearly done add the lsmOlas.
FRosr1No FOR CAxn.-To the whites
Of two eggs whipped to still froth. add
pulverized sugar TO make il sti6 enough
70 spread with Q knife, flavor 10 suit To
taste. A tablespoonful Of corn starch
improves it.
SrIAxxD OATMEAL.-Soak oatmeal
over night in cold water, using wateE
enough to cover il, - il will absorb .
great deal; then in the morning add
boiling ~ster, AMI steam half an hoaR.
You will find you have very sapsriox
dish, Q great improvement on the Old
manner Of cooking. With no WASTE, nee
danger Of burning.
ANEW WAY no CeoK Eoos.-Buttee
q suuc~pan; break into IL The egg; d
DOT crowd than; put in . little butese,
alt and pepper over s.eA; sst in . hsek
| "A ovvn until Tie whites -. Thu
.-.ss-' they ere nose dslisAss TIN
fried go.
Frrxrxsa-Taks tvo q thsss euDDs
. lissls s~sss milk; s1ir Geale eDoRs
md bsss IL vsll: dFep vifA . eposa =
aoe pork 1t; tars. ine sseee1 - - .
shsy esuk sssy qsiskly. Thsss -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-09

Norwalk really has the best OF rs in
being down by the set. The wooded
hills. the quiet valleys, The murmuring
brooks are ell very, very beautiful, but
there 10 grandeur and majesty TO the
ocean peculiar alone TO it. and that fills
the mind with ave. Then there is the
tide, the wonderful tide, ever going and
ever coming, in its ceaseless march.
How inspiringl How mysterious |!
Grand and majestic it sweeps OUT
10 the SEQ. Grand and majes-
tic it sweeps ont in to the land.
There we're eleven dead dogs on its
crest Last week. Goiug and coming.
coming and going. In July. tpo,
Beoutiiuli 0rsndl MysssriousEDan
bssy Mess.
The Treasury dspsstssut has pub
lishsd . ststs1ent which Shoes the
amount and daEeo al six Per cent. United
Stafss boods vhieh have been calle'
In and replaced b. those bsaFisg . loo
o. raAs Il interest," Tee whoss socan'
q six pse csat. b1sds thas ehaserd =
Sep1saher I, lS7o. vss 10. 0oO w
ed ~ amount ssSod - thSe boesss
b, - reduced ra1es a inlsrese b thss
dn1s - -. leu. 6A2So.
Thsr, srs more shss 9.oo0. 90 scrs-
a soeHos lanA n Dsxaa. which. IL c.iti
vs1sA. voah yislA . largse crop ,es.
thss .uro1uosd 10 Ne vhole Usesss
&c. 6 - pssssss tioe- 1~xas -.
- g. nfIA a - vhoae crop. 80
II IA - 49, 0e~nn N -