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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-15

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er eagle Cafe perla6sn batts, permibte sr
auf etuem gDaeen einen Balsn pau
puule. gon Der nd61sn Citation tele'
arapbirte er iofort mad eagle Gate. Elm
@etsimpoli3iit uuroe ausseididt uno ct
fanb auca balb BE Steae, mo- Der Yauen
entmeber tsruntersewcrfen ueer htratss
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bier aus mad eagle Gale 5uri,d uno Der
Bausn wurbe Bel einem Jarbiaen Namens
Sobn parter sefuupen. Barrier Hbt jsbt
tinter Sdlob rno Nieeel.
Gin aorresponbent Der 8alpe Ron
N.ws aus Bell County bsrsanet mad ben
Mnaaten oes Nl1el1ors iiber bic Bsu
pundt 3atien, bab In 0alpefon pabreno
bes Mlcnats Nosembsr nur 23,742
Drints yaenommen wurbsn, pas, bic
mdnnlihe oaner,abl mad benz lebten
Wotlbsridt auf 1894 berednet, fur Ssoen
flint Drints per Monat Doer fur ieoe
Rebie eines iimmfatisen Barsers einen
tleiner Brudttsil weniser benn spet>
,ehntd etnss Drint per Sag ersiebt. &C.
nasiamss 9alsefcn!
= Die COLORADO. .Spnube ber Gamber'
lamb presbytertaniiden Stride. bic unldnsif
in Nuftn taste, BAT BeidlIiie ausenom.
men, ppnah iIe bic BON ben Neperenbs
6asnes unb Goodnight aufsefeqten neuen
Dottrinen ssrbammt uub ertlart, bae aue
@emeinidaft 3piiaen ibnen aufstb Srt
tat.
- Baco beanlpru6t cine BspSlteruns
12, 900 @eslsn.
- &orn wirs In Daltinston County
utt rs Gts. per Buitsl be,abtt.
- Sn Sasper COUNTY ftnb In lsbterer
3eit,Stel 9dnbertien an trirtltAe Mni1eo.
ler pertauft morben.
Der In 6uuaon eridetnenben
vDeutihen 3eituns" entnetmsn MIR Sol.
aenb.s: Die @tanbal Gtronit unierer Stabt
tpurb. Yoriae Do&e nm Elm iretteres Ga
pttel berettttrt. Nm Greitaa Mbenb nam.
lid teihwur Mr. g. s.. Meglrop, Dor.
Reter ber Dasenfabrit Der gsntratbatn
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lauttnb, bab ber Qotomutipfibrer Gtas.
yinarblon fetne Grau In benz an ga.
fbinstcn Noab eelssenen Rollbauie oer
Jrau Jornsp. 100 Mlle wObnsn, sel&dnbet
sabe inbsitn tonnte Der 8ertaftsbefebl
niht poll,usen merben. ba Rt&arblcn ii&
I'm Dienlf aueehalb ter Stabt befanb.
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0erbrehen bssanatn wuros, benn Grau
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.r1h.int fat unslaubli&. aud fast Jrau
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sen Siimmylantit1 Ssi nns baeur& ith
faun Oft eomprnmittirt babe. Was an
Der @tanbala.fdidte Babres ii, mu6 bic
seri&tlt&e unt.riu6uns letren, penn Is
Der Rldeer ntht stwa por3iebsn icate, bic
san3t NFaire toht,aidmeiSeR. R.-Dte @tr'
tie iInb felt einiaen 1pssn I'M Dreben Der
Ors,ln rsdt Fs,bis. Gtntse fassa. -
seldehe. um Rcufunv Gore su rsiten, bas
6iatsr @alpslon une Dauas btnFhtlia
Der 3abl ber Drtnfs ntdt 3urid bleiben
iOue. gnoere fasen, es sef&ete ber
@ranbjury balber. bic grade i'm BesriTe
asbe. bic ,Nafs In bic Sahs 3u itedtn. Der
brittle @runo enblid, Der uns fur bic
Dretlranttst Der @irtbe assebsn nirS, II
Der, pab bic @uRinsr Maattaas, siu:
srobe Nn,atl spn @sisnsa asf bic srSbe'
yeu Gtabts iOssslaifen baben unb bab
aintSe bauon bier einsetrufen i.tn iotleu.
30 Nauh it. iast bas Spri&wort, II
aud Jsu,r uup 70 uiro auA Der Giles bs.
Wrtbe leinen @runo sabeu.
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q 8pr snan,ia Sabren no&-lo Tia

~.'= Dor arpanlis Sabren no&-fo flast
sta rufafhss Blatt = srportirte Yeters.
burg 10000 Scnnen SAmal,. isBt bat
in 5olse Der amsritaniihtn goneurrsn, bic
@asfubr poQlfaneis aufseb0rt uno In ois'
ism ariilel allsin wuro.n In oislem Seasy
tsrtits 5000 1Onnsu imsoy:ssl Daiklbs
Blutt iammert msiser bah bic Bfr Staa
ten In lplss 'tfss saaaloen giisnbaan,
nes.s 8ab!ahb aus ben, turpsaiiasR &f.
trsibemarttts 'osrt,isb,a saNa wabsens
tos ruiflf&s gsisnsaaulslsm nas mad
RratssitAts vrtnaipttH srri&tst ist.
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: NmeritanilAe ISpitrwaaren. &

amsritaniihf 1Spitrmaarsn. DIE
Der. Staatsn MAIDEN I'D mad unb mad
fat In auen Snoaftrie,wstsen rom Aus.
ianps uuubbdnsis. Dis bic unldnsf IN
Cincinnati absebaltsne Satrssp.rlan1a.
luas Der s0pfussita(&als esl S<t. Staa.
ten naapss tassaa BE aSpisrinouiarie
l,it sfAis.n Satwn tinen nnsebsursu
AuAhmuna erlanst unb errti&t bsretts
siasn Dsrtb pom mebr ale 81 .O0O. 900
I'm SABRE. Dtnn aud enslii&t uno
fran36nihe Uabrissn nod per ben amtri.
fanilhen ESpferrsien namsntll6 Ia fein..
rsr Waare poraus fne, wiro biz tir ben
6aus. unp 8aGsnbsparf n6tbiss Naare
faR nur nod I'm Snlance aaseferttst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-15

: Sm Douarltore tarn ieoer feline
misunderstanding aladen. oenn jeoeul
@eldmad miro etwas seboteu. Die
6erren g dram II. 6 .. nebmen nit
tleinem Yrcft ucrlieb. 49,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-15
Weibnad,t soeideufe

Weibna6t ssei@enfe in
tauicnbfader Musmabl, ME Scnnenidir.
me, Giidtuder, 5anotiider, @arcinen,
Bettoeden. 5anbidube, arasen uno Man,
Ihetten, &rapatten &c. 5aden, bic ba5
Nnsenebme NIT rem Nuetihen perbinben,
iino friica uno tilis gu baben bet s . ste
& g Sbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-15

- Sebt @ud unlern Ycrratb iertieer
&leiber an. IS s,ebt nidts Belleres in
Der 5taot. Yancpait IL. Sotn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-07
Brookville Items.
Refreehin1 showers.

heIreeoin& showers.
When the rain came up Tuesday af-
ternoon several of our townepeople
won't lntO their cellass, but came out
again 70 find their houses oil right side
up.
The mercury stood At 1852 in the
shade on Monday.
On Monday We saw some notices MP
stating that the corner stone of the City
Hall would be laid ct 5 o'clock P. n.
We were on the ground at the time
spssi6ed. John Chillett had made .
very neat cavity in the stone upon which
the corner stone was to be laid, 10 which
be had neatly engraved "ls79." CITY
Clerk FalIstt then read very ably
gotten up paper, signed by the mayor,
clerk, councIlmen, and labosess. Col.
Palmer, of Illinois, then made some
very appropriate remarks, after which
some Two or three photographs Of
Brookville, copy Of each Of our county
papers, the paper read BY the clerk, and
nunerous other papers, were deposited
and the corner stone WAS laid, after
which We Ill retired.
One day last week four par ties came
from Salina. Three Of them entered
one OF our business houses and remain
cd little TOO long to suit the driver,
who became restless, called to them,
threatened to drive of, etc. but all in
vain. Finally he bit upon plan which
be thought would be successful. One
of the parties bad some cigars IN the
buggy, SO he opened the box and began
handing ont the cigars to the boys and
calling out "Here is cigars free OF
charge" The boys came thick and fast,
but We were compelled to 60 to supper,
and leave bin handing them out, and
still the parties came not. Dont't know
whether he bad any cigars left or not.
Prof. Simmonds and wife returned
from their eastern visit last week.
The boys report chickens very scarce.
Two of our toWnsmen hsd little set
to on Saturday and were both put
"hors dc combat" for . while.
CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-07
Quinine and AfpApic

Form the basis Of many OF the Ague RENE
dies in the market, and are the last resort o.
Physicians and people who know no betieI
medicine to employ. for this distressing com
plalnt. Tfe e1ects Of either Of these drugs
are destructive 70 the system, producing he I'd
ache. intestinal disorders, vertigo, dizziness,
ringing in the ears, and depression Of the
constitutional health. ArER's AGUE CURE
Is . vegetable discovery, combining neither
quinine, arsenic, nor any deleterious ingreli-
ent. and 10 an infAIIible aud rapid cure for
every form Of Fever aud Ague. Its effects
are permanent and certain, aud no injury can
result from lie nee. Be.hles beng a pv-I,ive
cure for Fever and Ayur in oil its forms. ii is
also superior rrmeiy for Liver Complaints.
II i sn sIeelL-st tonic and preventative, as
well ~ eure. OF all complaints peculiar to
malari0ss, marshy and miaSnasic districts.
BY direct action On the Liver and hillary ap-
paratus, Il stimulates the system u viyor-
Gus, healthy condition. For sale by all
DruGgists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-07
From Gypsum Greek.
AUGUST Sd, 1879.


EDITORS JoURNAL:-It has been my
good fortune to attend many places o
amusement, bot the privilege OF attend
ing the Farmers Club is one of tht
greatest treats that We have had. Thii
Club has been in existsnce over seven
years and has never failed to interest
and instruct eli that ever attended it.
This has boon the secret Of its success.
The one Of this date met at the house
of Mr.. Gillum, and a. the evening was
ine the attendance was large. The
Club was called to order by tho Presi-
don't, Mr.. Pettis, and the Secretary not
being present DR.. Vsneston was appoint
ed Secretary pro tenn. A committee OF
Hon. Thos. Csvansugh, AcQusry, and
Manchester was appointed to select the
questions for discussion. After adding
some new members and appointing e.
ssyist, editor, ETC., Mr.. &. Post read
quite . lengthy essay on tho wheat
plant, which was Of great practical
value, and the paper edited by Mr.. Man.
chester contained much that WAS ANUS
ing and instructive, especially the edi.
torial. After which the Club adjourned
to meet at the residence of N. b. East
man in 6ve weeks. Some of the young
folks did not hear the President call tho
meeting to order, but when supper WAS
announced they oil answered, and judg-
ing from the way the goodies disappear
cd, there is not much sickness on the
Creek.
The Club WA favored with quite q
number from Salina, and I think if the
Club goes on with its good work the
practice Of being compelled to 20 to
town 70 have good time will be re-
versed.
Modesty forbids our mentioning any.
thing about the quality Of the supper.
You had better como out and sample it.
Alter supper We were favored with
some choice music. and an opportunity
TO discuss the railroad question, and oil
others that are OF interest to farmere.
Tho wheat crop lie the lighsest we
have had for long time, but tho far.
mers are cossoled with the prospect of
an immense corn crop, and the acreage
is very large. 90
Flowing for wheat is about through,
and none TOO soon. NJ it is getting quite
dry. If the theory OF early plo wing
amounts to anything. We will have an
lmmonse crop next year. Having ful.
died my promise, will leave this with
you. FARMER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-07
Bridge Item.

Monday was the hottest day Of The
season so far, being los degrees above
zero. @
The little son Of Nr. and Mn. Geo.
Currie died on Aondsy August Al.
Aged ono year and six monte. Bss-
Tho programme in toll will not b
published for the Temperance pisaie.
Arrangements are completed. cad every.
one attending will b bese6tcd.
The Farmers Club - NJ. Henry
Giliun's vss . sueoeSa, judging Ron the
large crowd present and the way they
were enjoying themselves.
Candidates for the di6srsss coaaty
Offices sye beginning 70 lay their claims
for tie said o6lcss - the people. Gyp.
ssm Valley . eatitled 10 The nett County
Commissioners. n.
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70 he ra2. d Sdise cop.ts;

No ono was mofe eerpe1eod Shao l. 81
seeing my name mentioned in the last
weeks JOURNAL in connection with the
Office OF Sheriff. Since then have been
asked If | was . candidate for the Of.
flee ? aud il would qualify il elected!
To these questions desire to give q
public answer, that all may act under.
stsndingly. Since my name hAs been
presented without my knowledge 1 take
II that the Office will seek tho man. II
so, l am content. %Ithss bsen said that
a county Office could not be obtained in
Saline county without it costing the
lucky man from $500 to 500. have
thus far, by economy, and indsssry,
supported my family on 3 farm, and !
would rather still continue on the farm,
than to buy an Office. But on the other
hand, should the voters Of Saline
county soe fit TO give me the odics,
should feel under grateful Obligations,
and while bending under the weight Of
honor, and trust, shoaid exert myself
to do my duty, impartialiy and faithful
". Voters Of Saline county my cass
rests entirely with you.
l.. p. PARsoss.
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Notice.

salina, July %. is.S
NOTICE 10 hereby given thaf the following desc rb-d
~ tracts Of school land sad improy ements, stna-
ted Saline county, kansas will be odered for sale
1t public auction. II the once OF the CSssty Treasurer
In the Court House at SAlins. Kansas, gu saturday
the sixth day OF september. 4 d ls.9. between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A r., sad o'clock n
No bid will be enteftaoe for lees than apprais-
ed value OF said land improvements shova IN his
notice aud onetenth Of ~ purchase money fog the
land and full value Of improvements must be paid At
time OF parchase.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvS.
Notice for Publication.


81 LAND OrFicg At Sauna. KsSsss.
August oh. iss,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following name
IN settisr his flied notice Of his intention TO maxi
dnsl proof In support Of his claim, and secure hBs
entry thereof st the expiration of thirty Gays TIN
date Of this notice, viz: v.B Martin. H,m-sisad AI,-
Plicstioo, No. ldSi6 for the wifi OF B,qr, L. ~
K ". and names the following hts witne--e-. VIZ
John Donegan. James Reessr. AMI !, = John, al o
Saline county, Kansas. l. Eo>D
u ST Rssis
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HI. NJ. BRIGGS.

1rss Avesss, tssae IT. hsiie>, saEsA. kassss. ES
slnsive wholesale draSrr In Sososs. Ataos<ry Tur-
sisAsaG Goods, Cigar. Fssey Gosds. etc. Retail
mescAaats respeeuvriy rs0sess~d 10 all ssd
amine NY stock I'D prsees. Aasy isdao<o~nfs In
Job ioes a eonAs Ressn Isles ssOpised Il botsssn
pnees for CO. ! ebare Of yeU pssgosAs~ u soiie.
tied.
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FARMERS. HAMMERS!

Sod 8 e<ss fss sanple paekaee. q - ceafs 70
lafgs paekaGs e ne lapra efan a
RvA13o VV1xED WHAT
- u Wus,d. - On piasahe Ae1o vass-A.
TIC. NAsM g. Oar.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OvYIck At SALIS,. ksss
Jalg -. Isl

NOTICE 10 hereby given that IN. follow Az mans
~ s~tfer has hiei motto. or bis intention a. max,
email proof In support cf his claim aud
pntry thereof the expiration thirty days Jin IN
date Of this notice, VIZ 1honlas tabiss. Hnrns-gssI
Application No. Et-i. for the west hall "i t- n.rtk
east quarter OF section Il. TnsnsLip 10 EauF-
west, and names tie following ~ his suf- ss.-.
l.. Addison ] ". shaw aud & :. Ib,ft.Tt. al
Of Saline county. Kansas Z. T.. EoNu.
95-5t E.si.isr.
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be disappointed in their work the coming
year. We would not forget to thank Mr..
Divelbiss, the efficient jsnitOr, for his atten-
ton to our comforts while In the school build
ing. In the Institute our associations have
been very pleasant, and we shall always carry
with us kindly rememberances of the menu
bers of the Institute of 1879. and as they 70 to
their labors we wish them abundant success.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND oyyIcs .r saII~t 81,

LAND UF1I'' AT 'AilNt NNFHsHI-
.iat o..
1oTIcr IL hereby given thai it' s.'a,. -
ANnsmed settler has flied notice Of bi- Hi,i-
ton to make final proof Ia support oil his claim
and secure hoai entry thereof nj the eSpirs-
ton OF thirty days from the date 81 tili- noiee.
viz: John Henten. homestead application No.
1919 for the nhf neqr Sec. j.. + L.. /: LIS, siri
names the foiIowinx ne bis witns--.-, Ma
Adam Renton. and Alexander Stevenson. bp'i,
OF Saline county, Kansas. r. l.. BOND.
285t Regi-ssr.
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Jim Woodward, Doc Baxter, Ed. John
son, James Muir, and Tom ThoEne, who
was afterwards killed BY the. indians on
Plum Greek, q few miles below where
we cauDed that night. Thin ends my
experience Of ''the Jayhawking Of ,Sa-
lima. u n A. L BRows.
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T.E.UnderxvOOd,M MD.
0CULIST & AURIST.
OFFICE. with DIR. Gro sI~y, oves sslina bank,
aALIN6A. EA01O.
Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that the aNh day Of Au-
N gust, 1853. the township board Of solomon
township. Saline county Kansas viii proceed to
the bonds voted by sstd town shp, st the election
held an the 2Ist day Of June ls7S Of the bridges
to be built In said solomon township.
a-u 8. ". COLLINS, TIP Trussee
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-07

sun uOWu anu 6nOrtIy 6Iter our 6rriVAi
We were informed BY tho sergeant in
command that no could 60 no farther,
as he had orders to that effect. After q
brief consultation our party determined
to push on, which We did about eleven
O'Clock. After going about ten miles,
the pony was riding began to flag, and
BY the time We reached Plum Creek
crossing she was completely played out.
The rest Of the party, or the most Of
them, we're determined to 60 on, and |
began to think was to be left alone on
that, to me, endless prairie. You can
imagine my Joy, upon hearing Jim
Woodward cay, that no should stay
with the boy, at oil events. We laid
down upon our blankets, or rather his,
as had lost mine. turned my pony
loose to drag her picket rope, thinking
her too tired, to stray far in the few
hours, until morning. What was my
dismay in tbs morning to End my pony
gone nowhere in sight, Is far Is the
eye could rexch. Jim Was anxious to
60 on after the rest of the party. AZ
We were talking over the situation ons:.ot
the party rode up on his way back. He
bad stopped . little farther on. He
kindly agreed to take my saddle and
change of with me, until We overlook
my pony, which Ne did about the mid. |
die Of the forenoon; from whcpce vs
leisure!y proceeded 10 Saline. We lived |
upon Wild plums; of which there was
. great abundance, and arrived ut Ss- !
lima after IN Absence Of three days. l
do no: recol!cct tho names Of all the set |
iers that went in pursuit. As far -
recolleet they we're: Tom Anderson,
Bob Bishop, Henry Orns, Peter Girsch, !
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-07

Ianaain-Mis, M Il RockWrIl
kngi.nd-Nlss En-. Cooper; Mr. ID. Sargent
S"r<ien-Aiss Sophie johnson; Mr.. L Frederick
iaIih9 INTO CONSIDERATION the great variety
Q! tAieht represented py this institute, much
OF waicn mas Deen Improved upon by long
sAPet'ehce IN teacMhg s, anu Inrthef consider
my toe epproptiate disc'plne We saw from
tune, gwen oy corps On teachers SO eminent
ntte9 TOT sacn instruction. our ultimate
e0nciualon must pe' mat our scnooisthis year
WI % M supetio1 20 1ilose OF last year: And
s saas sa"ne county, ASH has
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-09-03
A Wife's Rights.

1t is a great mistake for a husband
to keep his wife in ignorance OF his
business affairs. In ordinary families
it is she who regulates the outgo, and
she ought to know what is the in
come. Not long since, l heard a
young wife, just in the early expe.
rience Of housekeeping, say: "How
shall l know whether we are living
beyond our means ? I can't get any
idea of what we have to spend; and,
while | try to be very careful, Of
course, l might spend less on my ta.
BILE if we were getting in debt. !"
Surely she ought not to be blamed if
the debt and credit accounts are not
prosperous. A loving and anxious
wife suffers untold imaginary fears, if
she sees tired Or perpIexed expires.
sion on her husbands face unless she
is assured Of the truest confidence
between them and knows that no
great concern of his is kept a secret
from her.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-09-03
WOman'S Strategy.

Jack" said pretty girl to her
small brother the other day, 81 want
you to do something for me-that's a
good fellow"
What is it," growled Jack, who
is the brother of the period. r
"Why, You know that wig and
moustache you used in the theatre
calls"
"Well?"
',Well, won't yon just put them on
and go to the concert tonight? Au-
gustus and will be there, and, Jack,
l want you to stare at me the whole
evening through your glasses"
NV hat!-you want me to do that?"
"Yes; and as we come out you
must stand in the door and try to slip
me note-take care that Guss sees
you, too"
swell, 1 declare p
Because you see Jack, Gus likes
me, L know; but then he is awful
slow, and he's well off and lots of
other girls are after him, and-and
he's got to be hurried up little as
it WERE"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-09-03
What Pat Learned.

A firm dealing largely in coal had in
their service an Irishman named Pat.
One day the head of the firm, irritated
beyond endurance at one Of Pats
plumbers, told him to go to the office
and get his pay, and added, "You are
SO thick'headed can't teach you any
thing" "Begorra," says Pat, Il larn
wan thing since I've been wild We p
Ivy hats that asked the employer.
That sivinteen hundred make ton"
"Kemember who you are talking
to, sir" said an indignant parent to a
1aGet,ous boy, II am your father"
wv ell, who's to blame for that ~
sad the young impertlnent, 81 faint
me. "-Ha,ckeye.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-09-03
Papuan Young Ladies'.
From the Saturday Review.

From the Saturday Review
The Papuans of New Guinea are
still only half-known race. Ihtellec-
tually Mr.. Wallace places them
above the Malays, though the Malays
have acquired more actual civilization
by contact with superior races. The
Papuans have taste for personal
establishment, but it takes such &C.
centric forms as the attaching of two
boars' tusks joined together to the
nose, with the tips turned upward.
They eat many kinds of large insects.
What they consider music is their
ordinary substitute at festivals for
intoxicating liquors. They are to-
tally ignorant of metals, and the
coast-dwellers are even unable to pro-
cure fire for themselves. When they
accidentally let their fires go out,
they have to ask spark OF the hill
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-09-03


Her eyes We're bright; her figure Sigh
And ightas any fairy;
I Her II ose was heavenward inclined,
Her manners sweet and airy.
Her mouth was like rosebud;
Her voice was like a linet;
Her head was little. and fear
Had very little jim it.
But then soartless was her art
My heart could not resist her;
And added to her other charms,
She had a pretty sister.
They bloomed like any double rose.
They blushed double pink:
. One graced the name of Laura:
The other, Kate, ! think.
When left alone with Laura.
Love urges bis soft dictate
And In sweet Laura's absence,
doted-more on Kate.
And thus to choose between them.
Iwere treason to decide,
Because had been happiest
With either for my bride.
To fitch one flower. and leave her
a COMPANION ali alone,
To pine in single sadness,
Would need a heart of stone
And that's the reason, ladies,
Pm still your partisan,
For being single-hearted.
| rest single man.
Chambers, journal