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are extracted from Vegetable products.
combining in them the Mandrake or May
Apple, which is recognized by physicians
~ q substitute for oalomel, possessing al
the virtues Of that mineral, without it
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TO Prcveu, and Cure Coughs and Colds

\ reliable remedy is necessary i'm every
household. Parker's Ginger Tonic is
just the medicine needed. 1t radically
cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bron-
chitis and even Consumption If used i'm
time, by its powerful specific action ON
the Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Liver and
mucoussurfaces of the Throat and Lungs.
1t accomplishes the cure in a wonderful
ly short time, and removes all pain and
soreness from the lungs. IL is also n
most valuable stomach remedy, effect
tually removing Dyspepsia, Headache,
Liver Disorders, COstiveness, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Wakefulness, Heart
burn, Cramps, Palpitation of the Heart,
Sour Stomach, ETC., and gives cheer
ing comfort and freedom from pain that
surprises every one. Buy n so ct. or
Sl.0O bottle andtry it. Sold by z. Wayne
Griffin Il Brother and druggists gener-
ally. 80 eow-3m
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TUFTS PILLS

have gained such q wide spread reputa.
tion. No Remedy has ever been discov-
cred that acts so speedily and gently on
the digestive orsans giving them tone
and vigor to assimilnte food. This being
onoovv, nj ahod ~ oouvaa fha
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MIR. U. NJ. Everly, OF Point Pleas
ant, has found a peculiar phenomenon
i'm his coal mine. Some two inches deep
in-the clay at the bed of the mine,
there is layer of coal about two inches
thick. The thin strata is of a peculiar
bright black color, and burns well. We
never have pet with this feature in
coal 90. VIII sps4s af our scien-
tific miners explain the nature Vt tsiis
thin seam 81 .(-.1ll.E.
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DO not Believe IL.

If you hear that we have quit work
or that our coal is not good, do not be-
lieve ii but come right along to the Tom
Brown hank and we will sell you the
best coal in this county at 81 cents per
brishel. BACK x ADAMS.
13 45.
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Married Again.

Uncle Mordecai Day, gallant youth
of 20 years, living near White Run, this
county, was married few days ago.
May many bright Days come to their
home
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Chew Jackson's Sweet Navy Tobac-


Senate OF Kentucky.
Chew Jaclson's Sweet Navy Tobac-
"a l = ~ 81 - e-a
New crop Of New Orleans sugar for
sale, at W p. Addington's.
Tobacco and cigars, at
THOMAS X KIMBLEY's
A nice line of gentleman's ready
made clothing, at V. Z. Addington's
Mrs. +. p. Thomas is quite sick.
She has been III for some days past.
Pile ointment selling rapidly, at
THOMAS 4 KIMBIEY's.
New style nubias at Anderson's
Bazaar.
One barrel of head light oil, at
THOMAS & KIMBLEY's.
Hair ornaments and tuck combs in
new designs, at Anderson's Bazar.
-Just received large line of dress
goods at
J.. ROSENBERG x Bros.
Another lot Of those cheap cloaks
and shawls at Anderson's Bazaar.
One barrel Of pure pine tar just re-
ceived at w. III. Williams x Sons.
Physicians prescriptions filled day
or night, at
THOMAS & KIMBLEy's.
One barrel of fresh apples just re-
eeived af w. II. Williams 4 Sons.
Just received, nice line of all
kinds of stationary, at
THOMAS * KIMBLEY's.
-DrED-On November 9th, at the
home of Lorenzo Cooper, Mrs Bivet, of
congestion. She left five children,
For Nubias, knit hoods, and all
other knit goods, 20 to
l. ROSENBERG X Bios.
w. HI. Williams & Son have just
received one bgrel of hominy.
Fancy tOlief soaps, perluhefieS, etc.,
mt THOMAS & KNrBLEY's.
Irish trimming and linen feather
edge braid Is much called 10 now. An
derson's Bazaar. gEre
-Glennville, Mclean county, Is like
other parts of the country-having a
boom. A new store is being opened.
A large line of overcoats just re-
ceived, lower than ever, at
l.. RosENBERa & Bios.
Fresh oysters kept constantly on
hand, and served to order at all hours,
at w. III. Williams & Sons.
The Baptist Church at Glennviile,
held protracted meeting three weeks
There were some l3 joined.
The pssttisst dress buttons you evel
laid yd0r two eyes on, may be seen al
Anderson's Bazaar.
Gents clothing made TO order ol
best material and In latest styles, at v
p. Addington's- hAs.h,
-. II. Rogers, who has lived at Bu'
ford for some time past, left last weel
for HIS bone IN Eastern Kentucky.
800 beef and sheep skins wanted
for which will pay the highest price
CT. ScHAPMEIR.
b. A. Southland brought US fin.
mess 6 new potatoes. He planted
bushels and gathered 93 bushels-a fin
increase. One is a curiosity for shape
Louis Breckle isforms those wish
ing boots and shoes that he Is still il
that line OF business. Shop next doc
TO Wright's Hotel.
boots! boots !! shoes shoess, On
of the largest stocks of boots and shoe
ever brought to this place is now open
ing at ft.
L. ROSENBERG d Bros.
MIR. Y, =, Edgerton respectfully in
forms the eitzsps of Hartford and VI
entity, that he iRtends to remain a
this place and carry ap the paintin
business IN al its braqebs,, house, sig
and carriage work, ,grainingSpafsy hang
S&g, &C., done In the latest style. A
work guaranteed to give satisfaction
All favsrs in his line will be thankful
ay secsixed. end propptly attended ts
42-tf i..s..l H. y, EpGERToN.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

y. j. Harris, Of Greenville, Is IA cam
didate for Sergeant-at-Armso OF the next
Senate of Kentucky.
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Go to G. A. Platt's
and get the good, old
pure Magnolia Whis-
ky at $1.4O a gallon,
or 5 cents a drink.
soft

-WANTED-The McHenry Coal
Company want five mules l2l hands
high, To work in the coal mines. Also
1000 bushels of corn for which they
will pay the highest market price.
Call on or address
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Prices of brass mounted, Sl5, 90 and SIS
nickel plated, 81 80 extra. Sent by express on
receipt of price. Circulars ON application to
ii. u. TRUMAN X CO., manufacturers
agents, % Courier-Journai Block, louisville,
KY. Batteries repaired.
Mention this paper. 5-f2-tf
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DO not Fail 20 Witness tue Grand spec
taetc.

Prof. Tice has informed us that ON to-
morrow Thursday night, there will be
the greatest fall of meteors witnessed
since 1888. Let us all be on the alert,
and sec ir his prodis,lahs alo eeriled.
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ELECTRO MEDICAL BATTERIES

and instruments for physi=
clans and families, Hpasop.
able in price, convenient
and simple in construction,
and capable of giving induc-
ed currents Of all degrees OF
intensity required in medi-
cal practice. Best battery
ever manufactured. 30 per
cent chaanar fhan nfhnrs
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As AN ANTI-MAlARlAl
REMEDY

They have no equal and as result act
as a preventive and cure for bilious, Re-
mittent, Intermittent, Typhoid Fever,
and Fever and Ague. Upon the healthy
action Of the Stomach, depends, almost
wholly, the health Of the human race.
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SHERlFF'S SALE

Bv yirsne and authority Of . special exc
cu,iOn issued from the Office Of The Clerk Of
the Circni' cour, Of Pettis county, Missouri.
and to me directed in favor Of the State OF
Missouri ut the relation and to the use Of
snne 81 the Pei,is county, in the State OF
Missouri, and sgainse John r Wilson,
Charles B. Glasscock. George g. Vest.
William A. Gains, Pascal g. Stafford,
James r. L~sks. Theodore H. Cursi end
Launc.lot A. Hartman, Judgment for back
taxes ON ,he real estate hereinafter de-
scribej Tor the y~ass 1867. 1858, 1862, 1870,
1877, 1871, 1873, 1874, 1876 and 1876, and
for the enforcement Of the lien Of plaintiff
againes said real estate, I have seized and
levied upon all Of the right. title and inter-
cot Of the said defendants, Of, in and to the
following described real estate, situsted =
Peiiis county, Missouri, to-w:s: The east
half OF the northeast quarter, and the
south west quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter, Of section elevso, t1l), Of township
forty -eeven, a. }, range twenty. (2O), snd
the north west quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section eight, (0), township
az, range twenty one, (2l),
and ] will on
SATURDAY. THE 18Th DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1879,
between the hours Of nine o'clock .. m
and Eve o'clock p. u. OF aaid day, at the
court house door in the city Of 6edalia,
in Petsis county, Missouri, sed while the
circuit court Of said county il in session,
sell the said land at public suction for
cash, tn the highest bidder, 70 satisfy said
execution and costs.
LIS. MURRAY,
II 17Wtd Sheriff Petite county.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Jeeeph 0ulhAll and 9a0uel Scaling. plaintiff.
aGlinst b. 8. Frnsell, D. w. Roberts and Perry
Conway, Dslendsnl. The Union Trust Company
Of NsV York Trustee 81 the Missouri, kaneas D
Texas Railway, 6srnisEee.
b appearing % the court from the pleaHi1es
herein ihas the eAsuishee herein indebted n the
defendants IN tie sam Of SalS which Indebtedness
% elal0edhy The Housaon saving Bank OF Houston.
Isxas claim thereto is denied BY the plaintiff
y J. therelsro ordered that the Houston Savings
1nak. al Houston, Texas, 10 notified BY publca-
tloo 70 b advertised for shres weeks successfully
- soc Weekly SeoAlia 6AsOo, . newspaper pub
hsned N the county, % appear before the Court
. sns nexs term thsrsoG to Be begun and holden
u the city u oedalia. - tie
LIST MONDAY lNMAY.
next. and on OF before the third day thereof and
sooe1ao - claim 70 sid indebeeduess or the same
wuI b taken - confessed aaAiast t. to which
Tune tAe cause IL continued.
Atoost: JC. WOOD Clerk.
By J. ". 0ssvAn1 D. C.
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An exchange says that the president of
short railroad in western New York is
also conductor, and upon occasion baggage
Dastsr, track-hand, etc. The other day he
had to oct % brakeman On au extra coal
train, and when be got home found the
door shut against him. His wife explained !:
II have been vile 70 the president, the co.,
doctor. The ticket agent. and don't know
what besides, Of This rood. but I've got to
draw Tie line sonewhere, and won't marry
IL beakenan."
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by p. 4. Longing and posted before
o ,. NeCoessl. justice o. the peace in Washing
ton township. q Pest,s County. ON the sth day
Ons medium sised white ysaFiinG steer. red ears,
split in night ear. One medium slsed light roam
yearling steer. ths tve appraised at Us One
in right ear part Of switch Of tail o. Appraised as
60 81 D, r. Masher, L. H.Wensor and Robert
Basy, BY ne sworn for that purpose, Jan .. 1879.
o. p. MCCONNELL, up.
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fspslas illustrated book (96o paees) q
9ANnooDl WoAANnooD! Marriages!
1npe&nents to Marriage; tie cause and
care. Sent sers,st se.xa. postpaid. fr 50
go p D. G. wnlfTI1i. 6l7 s.
C9s0 Sse0. - Gsuie, Ma. the Qoae
aeeeAfsG Rcd h voef
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Our exchanges give . hearty eadone-
meat 10 tie Psopositloa to rebuild the
Lunatic Asylum here With convict labor.
Nsariy eli eoeeur IN saying this i The best
place for it.-Nale Journal
Can The Jeu,d poiut 70 oaei Lets -
IL NAMES Of so0s of sour e1changeSr
that tavoe l.
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Centaur Liiniments.

sof TIE n
ofsPssu Wound
TIN CEN9AUR COMPANY, - Doy NOv
css.eA xs.s es..ay.
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FRED. b. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER.

i thoS6nshly vesaed in his busineas, guar
antees all his WORK - 6rst elan IN every
particular. He has hsd yean Of expert
sses ~ shs employ q Tie Largest pis.o and
oeaaa fscsosis u Tie eo0assy. Osden
leit With Cochrsns & Tsuxei, or sent
through The posaoa6es to box Ga Sedalis,
No, viii seceise prompt sttentioe. d&wly
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-You havs csssaialy osssA . tseaa, u
ysu have not go The s3sgass 0ssds dis.
p,sysl = Tsylols essa. essp = - -
ths elegant Wssehsa. Diaaeodb cd Fieh
Jevelsy. IL aaasl ssss bsoeghs - osda-
Ii, a.l thsg sss bsiag soA Ievse thss
hsvs ever bssa ksov. u IL jsvslsy bsf
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The History and the Drama OF Q
Great Volcano-An ArOh0ologt.
cal and Scientific Discussion
How the Ancient Cities were
Designed.
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0oQeeAins About Discipline
Aboard . lGan-of War-Aushor.
/. tty q the Executive 0@cef-
sweat Boxes - Mast Hoading -
Keeping the Decks Clean.
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A eoosessabiy fsssiAsd ssso. Ses . sis
~ oss, vishis - oisssas vslk ef ~
osss.0ea. AAdsso p" ease q 1Asoa
l-2o4-6
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P I A u 0 S !
Also the unTivaled
ESTY ORGANS.

We are prepared to accommodate the
trade, and will furnish Pianos or Organs
upon monthly OF quarterly payments. ALL
OF TIE ADOvE GOoDs ARE EIssr-CLAse
AND WE FULLY WARRANT EACH INsTRu
Mxxr 10 III A REPRESENTED. Liberia
discounts made for spot cash! Beware ol
'Shoddy" or "Sside" Instruments. Circulars
ere being sent to all parts Of the country
o0ering $500 Pianos for $3.50; or $500
Piano fOr $3.50. We warn you against such
advertisements. These men get instru-
ments built BY contract and IN the cheapest
manner, regardless Of quality. We deal
in only LEGITIMATE instruments, built BY
REGULAR ard EsrABllsHKD MANUyAcrU-
aEas. whose warrant is Positive Gxasasses
We will supply any one With low priced in
struments. and from responsible msnufac
ture,s. Pianos from $500 up. Organ
from 500 up. We keep all kinds Of smal
instruments. such - Violins. Guitars, Ac
cordeoaa, ETC., ETC., etc.
COCHRANE 4 TRUXEL,
Methodist Church Block,
Sedalis No.
P. S-Send for catalogue, and state -
Or - you can what price and style Of in
serument you wish.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice 10 hereby given. that The undsrssened Ad-
Of The estate Of James Harvey deceas-
"a vill make 1ual settlemeue q HE sceouney With
sAid Estate ~ such Administrator at the next
TERN .. Ne hsss.s ~ ~" 60 ST.ey, Wis
County, on the 10th day Of February. A. d. 1879.
NANCY HARVEY
LA WAt. Admlnlstrnerix
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1sd-H0odOd Girls.
An exchange pauses to remark, b
tween items:
why there should b . prejudice
against red-hsaded girls, i NOT wholly
aPparsat; bat there - 10 want d
evidence that there u such Q preju'
dice. Jennie Collins, Who has chang
of Q Boston institution % secure
employment for girb. n.y. that 10
body wants red-beaded girls. and YET
they are quite q likely to b useful
and amiabls - those Who have hair Of
another color"
But " will assure Jeanis IL she
will send Q lot Of her red.headsd girh
70 Arizona. they viii 6sl there : no
prejudice here % vsrk against that
brand Of girh. Whistler il = that
the RIDER TASTE Of the ftootise delights
in high coIors, OF that, being . mining
people, anything Of Tie color Of gold
pleeses Tie eye, q that the Fs6ectioo
Of golden Arisona sunset O tie
bead Of the red-hesdsd g,rl would
secure her Q market tkess i ~
telling; bat something within - gives
Tie ssDurssoe that red.hesded girls
would pas here - help and s.sst.
hearts and wives. ltS . good placs
for red-hesded girls. and, lbe that
matter. any kind Il gi.b-alvsys
provided thsy srs god aod vrtao0s.
md trim and shapsIy, and seasibls.
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NAPLES VASE


1t used to be sad Of q famous Eng.
lish geologist that be could tell By
night in what part Of England be VA
BY simply tasting the soil. A little
chemical knowledge Of soils helped .
peddler to . great fortune. The
founder ofths Dsrderel family one
day took of bis pack under the trees
in Maremms woods. and spread out
his bread and meat for the soooday
meal. While eating be fell asleep. and
his bread and meat rolled on the earth.
When he awakened hs picked
it up and begsn eating. The 6rst
mouthful Vas % bitter that he could
not swallow il. He found the cause
Was the earth in which It had rolled.
He vas IN intelligent fellow. and bic
hobby was chemistry He. had . friend
in LeghOrn who Vas . druggist, and
With whom be lad studied out many
q chemical secret So the taste Of ~
earth set his mind to work. Ha
gathered . portion Of the earth and
put it in biz pack. When be tsanped
back to Leghorn, be and his apoths-
cary friend sxamined the earth and
found bis suspicious veri6ed-the
earth Was full Of soda and borax. The
peddler took his savings and quietly
bought the waste land In the 4arsm-
ma forest. ct up bio manufactures and
made . princsly fortune In one Of
the galleries Of the splendid Dar'erel
palace ct Leghorn b Q large borax
corooet, placed o. . high gilt pedestal.
Nov the grandchildren Of the clever
old peddler Who sold matches, tobacco,
brandy. ETC.. are mating With the
descendants Of Medicis, 6alviatis and
Savoy dukes.
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Just outside the wslla Hin family
were found, oe rather thsie akelsto0
wsse found in de vaults e the ,vise-
cellars. to whisA they had 6ed II
afety. There was nsthiag burned il
Pompeii. The heat was not suf1cient
to change the color Of the frescees on
the ualls. but ths woodwork. &C., uas
carbonised BY its long entonbnent in
such coil.
THE sKELEToNs.
Oss dido shoved The intssior Of Q
vault and the skeleton of Q man Just
- it was found. He bad fed there
for safety. and By his eide was the
empty amphore OF wine jar. and the
overturned dish that had held his
food. Either hs had perished By
starvation or had beeu su6ocated By
the mephitic vapon that sxhaled from
the volcano.
The larger portion Of the Popula-
ton escaped. and the number Of the
inhabitants i variously estimated At
from 1900 to 1900 are supposed to
have lost their lives. Many were
killed BY falling walls, thrown down
by tho shock Of the earthquake, and
from 500 to 600 skeletons have been
found in that portion Of the city that
has been excavated. aud BY . curious
device the form and figure Of the
dead has been preserved. When they
were overwhelmed BY the food Of
volcanic mud it formed around them
. plastic mould and hardened.
Gradually the body crumbled to dust.
leaving the shape Of the person in tho
hardened mud. Into these openings.
when found. plaster Of Paris u poured
and IN exact cast Of the person 10
obtained. Mr.. Spaulding next threw
upon the the screen pictures Of .
number Of those casts. The first vas
that Of . dog who had died at bis
masters threshold. It was perfect.
showing the coutortious and agony in
which The poor animal died. Then
came casts Of men and women. Some
had evidently died peacefully. while
in other instances the bent form and
contorted limbs bespoke death Of
fearful agony. Then IN ideal sketch
Of the scene in Pompeii. With the
people fleeing through the streets.
Was given, and in another slide WAS
shown some Of the genuine volcanic
dust. swept up from . window sill in
Naples after the eruption Of 1872. By
IN ingenious device the lecturer
showed Q mud shower on the screen.
The last slide Vas . picture Of the
NAPLES VASE.
Found in Pompeii in one Of the tombs.
II . . beautiful thing sculptursd in
relief with the vines Of the Lachryme
Christi which grew in profasiou over
all the plains OF Pompeii. Let %,
said the lecturer. gil the glass with
its wine, and across the abyss of ages,
salute the men Of that old Roman
world-men whose deeds ore imagined
On Pompeii's risen walls and whose
voices seem to he still speaking in her
silent courts and empty streets, ny
ing - the burden OF their speech.
even thus all worldly glory passes
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$500 - - ~ = : - =; !:
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u onOuIO Oe Tue agent WHICH suOuiU nc.
story it. A number ofexcellent views o.
the volcano and its surroundings were
shown, one giving q view Of the
crater. Il was in this reign that the
gladiator Spartacus and his band
were besieged by the Romans, in the
reign of the Emperor Claudius. They
escaped by making rope ladders Of
the vines that grew profusely about
the crater, and lowered themselves
down the outside.
The next slide gave . picture Of
Vesuvius restored. or as it appeared
centuries ago. before the present forma-
ton. Judging from present indica.
tions at that remote period it must
presented the appearance of q tru0catsd
cone, but successive eruptions have
built up the two cones. which now
form the summit Of the volcanic
mountain.
Mr.. 6paulding then outlined the
theory of volcanic action which nov
obtains among scientific men. It il
not that there is within the bowels Of
the earth . mass of molten matter,
but that the heat caused BY the
andtcrushing of the earths
crust as it slowly cools fuses the rocks
and causes tho lava. while the same
causes an upward thrust
which brings the molten matter to the
surface of the earth. II il comes in
contact with any great degree Of
moisture, it. generates IN explosive
force which manifests itself In the
volcanic sxplosions. Otherwise it Was
what il known - ''quiet eruption. "
Dr. Q mere overflow of lava. The
eruption that overwhelmed Pompeii
was 40 explosive action. which huilsd
vast masses of scoria and ashes ziatol
he air. The Wind and the force with
which the mas Of material Was|
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We generally the cause OF % many
recruits swelling the ranks Of the
blaek.listes. The navy IL . great
school b teach 80 place for everything
and everything in is place" The
nasees-at-asms he's . large bag called
. ''lucky bag" Thi beg seems never
70 get full. Notwithstanding the
im@enss amount Of psovsnder stuffed
into IL sapacisss nav. Each day
Tie nasteratarms makes his grand
rounds just before inspection to
gather up and put in The beg such
tsiAs - ssa-boots. pea;iackets, shirts.
saps. pastaloons, middy-boxes. and
any articles - hs may happen to
drop upon Or arc left lying around
By The careless lellowa At intervals
tie ''lucky baG" = "piped up" when
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MAST HEADING

Is another :nethod Of punishment
largely dealt in. During pleasant
weather this Punishment Is rather
agreeable, but, in rough weather.
horrible. 1t almost turns q man
inside out, and the physical strength
required 70 enable . man to retain his
footing is very great. The rigging is
clutched 60 tightly. it is said. that the
tar 10 sometimes squeezed out Of the
ropes. Mast-heading is the punishment
served out to the gentlemanly mid
shiPmen who happen to transgress any
Of the laws.