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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-16

A London dispatch says 81 10000 Of
three and six month"; treasury bills were A.
lottsd Monday ct e and X pr cent ruPeo-
lively.
The race for the Clearwell stakes at
Newmarket Wns won BY OamaxIs, Lofiuards
Geraldine second and Ao0eorse third
In a norther, lasting SIX days, on the
coast of Tobacco, Mexico, twelve vessels were
wrecked and two seamen drowned.
Il is reported that sixty thousand hum
drcd weight Of nails have been recently bought
in Germany for the United States.
Trade in England is reviving. The OPP
erativcs association urges the general adOp-
ton Of short time working.
A Paris dispatch reports 900 emigrants
embarked 1t 0enevs for the Upited States
Friday and |, 800 Sunday.
Lorillard's Pappoose and Cherokee have
been scrstched for the Middle Park plate II
New Market.
A dispatch announces that Gen. Hughes
| ghanistau.
The Dutch Arctic expedition has re.
turned after penetrating - far a Rnncis Jos
eph land.
A London dispatch says Sir Anthem,
Ce..by, baron Of the court Of e1eheqdsf, il
dead.
The draught continues in R,amania
and the country ID in . fearful condition !.
|. A boiler explosion in the dye works, al
Halifax, on the 9Th, killed i've persons.
Infantry is to be stationed throughout
County. Mayo. Ireland. q.
Torpedoes frightened the Gillian squad
ron from Iquique:
Breach between Austria and Russia il
widening daily. :.
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Daring Outrage.
From the Kansas City Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal.
One of the most daring Outrages was
perpetrated upon the person Of Mr.. Robert
Daniels, one of the oldest and most re-
spectacle citizens Of the county, at his
residence. four miles northeast Of Indepen-
dcnce. Mo. Thursday evening. Just at dusk
Mr.. Daniels was sitting on MS porch,
smoking his after supper pipe, when he
saw two men enter the yard and walk
toward the kitchen. Mr.. Daniels went
around to where they were ana asked
their business, they replied that they were
hungry and desired supper. Mr.. Daniels
told them that supper was over, and his
wife was sick and unable te get any more
at that time of night. At this the Williams
struck him heayy blow on the head with
a club telling him to the earth, after
which they beat him terribly, gagged him
with handkerchief, and robbed him Of
about $50 in money, valuable gold
watch and a pocket knife. They then
turned and fed and as yet have not been
heard of, although officers are ON their
track. Mr.. Daniels injuries. although
not necessarily Of a dangerous character,
are quite serious, and on account Of his
extreme old age will, in all probability,
keep him confined to his bed for several
weeks. This kind of business is becom-
ming of frequent occurrence Of late nj
jackson county.
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A Yneak of Nature.

A singular and beautiful freak Of nature
is shown in a marble mantel at the Gin
cinnati Exhibition. In one Of the onyI
pilasters are seen the outlines of a WON.
ans form. produced ages ago, when the
marble frst assumed its growth and con-
sistence. The portrait is clearly defined
and traced in the native granting Of the
stone. Its discovery was the result Of an
accident. One Of the workmen turned the
plaster upside down. and the strange
beauty Of the features Of the face At once
attracted his attention. His employers
were summoned. and the pilAster reversed
il now the chief ornament Of the mantei.
The attitude, with the arms stretched
above the head, closely resembles that Of
the Greek carya.ides, which adorned 20
many Of the old classic temples The
figure is graceful aud delicate. with limbs
Of the most exquisite contour.
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AoooS0e0 - Raehs1.

Prom L600n0 Lkth6.
Mr.. Borthwick, proprietor Of the Morn
No Post, mas, during the last quarter Of .
century, been acquainted with every GEL
ebr,ty in London and Paris, from Lord
Palmer,ton TO the Marquis Of Salisbury
and from Rachel 10 Sara BeFnbardt- OF
the 6rst named Jeves actress be sag .
great deal and heard much from Der o9n
iips Of the straightened circumstances Of
her early life. Rachel and ali Der family
tramped the whole way from StxasburR 70
Pans and herded together in . miserable
garnet in the foulset quarter Of that gay
capital, namely. the Isle Of the city. Here
the future tragsdiaa starved u sueh liter
n earnest that On one occasioa she and .
street cur fought over . bone which had
sill some scraps adheYing 10 IT, To her
dyine day RaeAal bore % her ehsek ~
scar Of tie sss1n<hl1sL she received N
that eneoaass. - I'D bseone
Indeed Why aSssI1 d{JsfLle poisi ost
70 ner Eaglish ffiesl = sVsalid sGaircase
up which year, before i bad ben her
daily tax 10 cary satsr from story 10
stOry.
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CASUAL.

A serious accident occurred on the
Michigan Central railroad . short distance
east Of Jackson about one O'Clock Friday
morning. The Pacific express bound west.
which lefs Detroit forty minutes late. oollided
with switch engine On IL main trtck 1t that
place. telesoopinG the bagsAgs and express
carr and pilip6 tie remaining ooachea, eleven
in number. On top Of Zach other. TIE frst
coach ~ 6llsd With smigrAntn, most Of whom
were killed OF sefioaaly injured. Il 10 sup
possd about tVsaNy Of thirty were wounded.
The majority Of the number were thought %
Be enigrants and secood-elas passenger.
Henry Whitney. aged seventeen, acci-
dentally sho< himself vhile hunting near Law
renee Taesday aftsslooa. h charge entered
the I'd Ode q ~ abdnosa, tsaRine away
Tie Asah and exposins the boveh He died on
Wednssdsy.
At Sedalia: Wednesday a boy named
4oesiA Alsxnnder, ten yeazs Of ase. while tam
pseiAS With . Winchester RE cartridge tryins
10 opea Il, sxplodsdrit in hin hand. lseerstinS
his hsS1 and his knee. :.
The wife Of Walker Jeanesy, one Of the
isading b0in0 nsa q oantsga, n, I. cai
hsr throat Friday. ehe has bad 0elsncholla
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Great Place for wheat.

From the New York Word.
Lets see, they raise some wheat in
Kansas, don't theyp" asked Schoua-
rie granger Of a Kansas man.
"Raise wheat! Who raises whcatp No,
sir; decidedly no. sir. it raises itself.
Why, if We undertook to cultivate wheat
in that State it would run US out. There
wouldn't be any place to put our house. "
"But I've been told that grasshoppers
take a good deal oft"
''Of course they do. If they didn't |
don't know what We would do. The Gus
sed stuff would run all over the State and
drive us out-choke US up. Those grass.
hoppes are Godsend; only there amt
half enough Of EN-"
as that wheat nice and plump"
plump! Why don't know what you
call plump wheat, but there are seventeen
in our family, including ten servants, and
when we want bread We Just 20 out and
fetch in a kernal Of wheat and bake it."
do you ever soak il in water frstl"
''Oh, no; that wouldn't do. II would
swell little, and then We couldn't get
it in our range oven.
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Trm Robert J. Burdesse.
After leaving the university We stop be-
fore n frame house on the river front, and
I.,. =. ~, olIor ror,;on oe u v;,b A..
'o0. -. '"'
geat deal OF interest. me o'a emo IL
quiet looking; a story and half house,
With a dormcr window looking out of the
roof The side. are veathcr.boarled
h,t .b;noied The front door opcns Al.
LII, ~, ths 9, roc, and tbere ia = s;nyI,.
I -. o;tho, .;Je NJ n Over the
49,, n,,er,r, into the ra,d AZ thc
s;Se os The house, a hit Of ornamentation
"c vood.worI il falling IN pieces from dc.
", - ron,ect II Is a verv ord;narv-
ScCL;.c hn,se a. The careless nasserbv
Uonid 7ooI A. a. tbe ev;lence, q, decav
49,, a. be na.n,.i eronoh. n ia vacant
81 thero "a an Air az neglect and disnsc
ai.o H. = thst ~onid .cconnt for The derav
80 .roS;rs S;ian;dat;on Rnt M Ie
ss ~ aUJ Iool ~ q Il ssems 10 me there
!. : S,;nht IN tbe AR a cnrse hanginp
nvs . J the honse. The de.oIat;on Of a brsnd.
III oj If s c,;ncs 70 II n I. The Nome NJ
1a. M 80 I.oiJ ths ho,,se he br;lt vhcn
he came here N I,edr;cLt;on'
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Sugar frOa Corn-sealks .

Professor Collier. chemist Of the Agr-
cultural Department. has been engaged
for several weeks upon a series Of cxperi-
ments With oorn-stAlks and sorghum for
the purpose Of determining whether thev
can be used prostably In the production
Of sugar. He IL satisfied that enough
sugar could be made by American farmer
TO lessen very much and po.nbly do away
entirely With the demand for foreign
sugar. The sugar obtained BY the profes
sos', process is clear gain abost the IN
significant eIpense Of cutting. pressing
and boiling, for the corn u ploeked before
the staIks are us~d and the t-ogAs>e 10 -
good for fodder aftes passing through the
mill - before. Professor Collier vii al
timately submit . r>port 70 the depart
mHHt-
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A DESPERATE LOVER.


ne Tragic Hsas q . Ysa.g Aesrsa IN
RaRaa.
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, the Paris
Tempe reports, murder was committed
in Paris, under circumstances 10 which .
romantic interest attaches. II is stated
that Mile. Gabrielle Morales, young
actress who had performed at the Porte
Saint Martin. ChAtelet and Galte theaters,
had just returned from Nice. and. aoout
Z O'Clock on Saturday evening" last, went
TO take possession Of suite Of rooms she
had engaged on the second floor of No. -
Roe de Bert. At the moment she alight-
ed from the roitwre, and a she was about
to enter her dwelling. q man, apparently
about thirty years Of age, and Who came
from the Faubourg SAINT Honore, passed
in front of the house and hung about the
spot during the evening. On the follow
ing day he returned and continued on
watch. Mile. Morales did not quit the
house that day, but on the day succeed
ing she went out after breakfast to make
some purchases. In the evening she went
to the flower market, near the Madeleine,
to buy some plants, and returned home at
quarter past 10 O'Clock. The young
man had followed her footsteps all the
time she had been abroad, and, upon
entering the house, again took up his post
of observation. On Wednesday morning,
at 8 O'Clock, he aseended 10 the second,
floor and rang the bell at the door Of
Mile. Morales apartment, and was in
formed by the maid servant that her mis-
| tress Wa not visible. He insisted, how
ever. and, taking from his pocket q small
notebook, wrote with pencil two words,
Eugene B." and begged the ser
want to hand it to her mistress.
Mile. Morales was at the moment engaged
in writing letter, which commissairs
was waiting TO take TO its address. On
reading the name on the paper handed te
her, she rose quickly, and was about te
give an order 10 her servant, when Eugene
b., who had made his way INTO the
room, presented himself before her
"Have you an answer to give me2" h
asked. mo, monsieur" she replied
The report Of q revolver instantly follow
ed, and the young actress fell dead. Tit
servant rushed out upon the stairs anC
called for help. Eugene B went mt
another room, fastened the door and ther
blew ont his brains. The Commissionairt
of Police Of the quarter arrived, accom-
panied by a doctor, and instituted thu
requisite legal inquiry. Seals wer,
placed on all the doors, and the bodie'
were left undisturbed. The family o
Mile. Morales, who live in the Rue d.
Brlxelles, were informed Of the tragic oc
laurence. Eugene B had for som,
thine known Mile. Morales. Several o.
the Paris newspapers assert that the MAJ
designated by the initial B-was nance
Brot; others, again, state that the muir
derer's name was Riaudel; that he has
met Mile. Morales at Normandy water
ing place; that they had sfterward gon'
toge.he to Nice, and had quarreled whil'
returning from that place. Before KILN,
himself and his mistress he wrote ON
slip OF paper, which was found upon him
"Inform my mother. Nine. Riaudel, con
Itinuation OF the avenue de TAlma, Rem
mes (Iile-et-Vilaine)."
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Painting.

Eo1ntinG.
Prom the New York TimesL
Painting Is so common with some per-
sons, particularly women, and the cause
Of it is so little understood by non profess
sional people, that some knowledge on
the subject often proves valuable. Faint
ness consists in a temporary failure Of the
activity OF the heart. the blood not being
properly circulated in consequence. Al
though it does not reach the head, the
sufferer looses all clearness Of vision, and,
if not prevented may fall, the fall not un-
frequently restoring the normal condition.
more probably she-can hardly be called
conscious, he is not so profoundly uncon-
scious as to be incapable Of arousal, as
happens in epilepsy. There are all de-
grees OF faintness, from merely feeling
faint and looking somewhat pale to posi-
tive and complete swooning. In some
cases, one faint is no sooner cured than
another and another succeed, hour after
hour. even day after day. It il scarcely
necessary to say that, such cases are sem
Gus and need prompt treatment. The
causes are various. Some persons are 20
easily affected that they swoon If they cut
their fingers OF see any one bleed. Their
defect is oversensitive nerves and weak
muscular fibre. The heart IL essentially q
muscle, which is feeble in some, strong in
others.-feeble generally in women and
strong in men. Whatever veakens the
heart and muscles commonly produces
faintness. close, foul air being An active
cause. Whatever greatly affects the
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YELLOW FEVER.

On the 9Th. sixteen new cases IN all.
seven white and nine colored were reported to
the board of health at Memphis. Three adj
tiOnal deaths have occurred.
At Burtyn's ststion rix people are Frustrated
with disease which seems TO be spreading In
that locality.
Only two cases of yellow fever reported
ct Memphis on the 18th.
At Memphis on the 9Th, ten cases in all
seven white and three colored-were report
ed 70 the board of health. No additional
deaths have ,curred.
Ten cases of fever were reported at
Memphis on the 9th. No deaths,
Six cases in all were reported at Mem
phis on the 10th. Three deaths occurred.
Yellow fever has broken out at Car
sons landing Miss.
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Startling Expsrss.es Il . Sleep walker.
s". shs 9. Pau r'.:s Pres
A certain gentleman, Who shall be
nameless. met With a rather STARTLING ad.
,....,. u.;,h - -.
venture ,ecen'iy: ne Is oooA .eePei IN
one OF the ieading houses In the city,
comparatively q new conner, but man
Who il highly esteemed BY all who have
formed his acquaintance. On a recent
Sunday morning, at about 6 O'Clock, his
good wife aroused her neiRhbors. and was
laboring under a terrible degree Of excite
ment, owing to the sudden and mysteri-
Gus disappearance of her husband. She
awoke to find he had vanished, appar.
emily without wearing apparel, rs ali his
garments of every description we're in
their accustomed place, even TO his shoes
and stockings. The doors she found
locked, and no sign of a struggle or dis
turbaace of any kind. The neighbor.
first thought of suicide, but the poor 70.
man assured them that his home had al.
ways been a happy one, and it couldn't
be that. All theories were in vain. The
man had disappeared, unaccountably,
leaving no trace Of the manner Of his 20.
ing. He was not a sleep walker, his wife
said. The barn and premises were thor.
opghly searched, and then one of the
neighbors made haste to the police station
"Had any of the officers found man
upon the streets clad only in his nigh,
dress?" "No," said the chief, "but one
of the boys has just brought in some one
whom he thinks is jeff Davis!" And surf
enough. there sat the very man, fantas
tically clad in female apparel! 1t seem,
that he had arisen in his sleep, gone to tn
dirty clothes basket, ished his wife's gar
ments therefrom, and arayed himself
gorgeously-stocklngs, skirt, calico wrap
per, ETC., and then developed himself in {
mosquito bar. drawn thick veil over hi
face, seized his wife's curling irons, an(
thus armed and equipped had sailed on
on the street. A couple of hours later I
policeman found him parading the street
mile or more from home, still sleeping
like top. It was not until he had beer
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X. G. Shoemaker, OF Pennsyivania- pub
lishe. in the Country Gentleman, the fol-
,o~;,y remedy 10, bxdropbot,a:
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hnl-yht.,s :. ~. H.. Ira. MN. Az,
nydropno1iA, D WA ". a.y.'
10Y nay n NH . ~. :, .@,.s~h
m. ~ 80 -. $50 ~ ..asIs,
sI'n w .s. .yh 80 =, -.
coming " I'J.hal:. - -.
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M"t'-Ixs.. -. - ,.....t.d
mna eoKI ny mIs r@. 80
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 49, -. :. G :
nore OF c 'ou' s 80
pen W sk. -
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Rra - fsrs LSssz-

Hn0 - f0fs Less9-
The sevspsp>r, have publissed 70
maatic stcsy 10 Tie e6et that Prisce.
P,la,. the snter oftke hisg Of spaia. IL
besutifsl siri Who died 70 saadesly fss
day. sisce. perished literally a . ssshs.
heart becanse sbe had failes 1any =
love NTH Prince Rsdolph. a As!aa,
VIA be vn vsitzse n spass. ~ -
csnse sbe fosesas that sbs - sever -
ved hin The poor Pnsoo vas is1u.e9
that she oo1ld pa marry II al sstsi hes
ROYAL h<v<ber bad taksa . seoosd vie.
TIE father Of IN beir 10 The spaaash thro1R;
asd ths4 sbozId tkzA v,ahed fW evss4 e.
esY, she sesll eozid ~ ooast - aaryf19
tke Austxiaa Grown Pnsce- whsr~syso
poo< PIlar turned kez hsch vesri,v - ths
TOO ooave1tsosl iifs-
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fos . few days in consequence Of the death Of
her father.
Randolph johnson, of Tolland, Conn,
was killed BY the accidental discargs of his
gun on Monday.
A boiler explosion on the 4th at Cotin-
gen, N. O., killed three negroes.
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COMMERCIAL

MpSSrs Ivndc WrIpnt X Co IF Kan
s.s Citv. furnieh =. the following reliable r..
TO- n ;hs nr.;n t,,d. f"r m. ,,s.t ~o.I.
Wurar-Thc cxc;tcmen th.t ch.r,ctc.;,ed
or market for tb,ee Veeks past still oontin.
M. .,d -. h.vc tc ,eroyt =. .t;II f.,3h., n
.sncc Sor The 49, r. < q, csnt. . hn.h.i =,
hcth .rr;rc ana I,rter 1870 Fo,e;1~ MAJ
lei. hsvc , ,v.ncsd n rcnce r,cr cect.l div.
inc the .sme time. Tr;s stc-dv annr,c;.t;on
.S,r.S :. rrnr:st;nr.h,v a. = 80 1900
eo.s5 =. .Sn n aHns 10 70 ~ III. ehs
es.v cnndition of TIE money msrket. and ths
General feeling tbst vbeat & cood pronertv to
nnrchsse- have Induced iar.e inve.tments in
f.tn,. dT.;v.,;.. An .av,nc;r0 r,.,Lsx - =
;.;n. ks.d.o,.s ,,<Gt. a. ,,,.hs..,, h. -
~ =. ;-,r.t,. - .n.cn,.t;an nrIno-n ~,
v..r. VIII nuhI;c pn;n;or 1T n .tr"n.,vN
inanenc;no doc vho have none 70 INV and
thoss Hho arc Nc prod uoer. 70 hold M thew
-. ..sh.r.d-thers ..e,,. 10 ~ INIT IN. "A.
ne,s Tnen ~. sarns1 d SE. oIs s'i &c
hoth Tr.nc. And FncI.nd Are i;obt and m nm
.st;.f,ctorv that thc crcate.t care In handlin,
-..a - .y.-.;..S e. -.nv-S.L. - so,.e
h.s,r. miller. c.n u.c IN. o,.;n'
R...,ve .tock. of oId vhe.t In h.,tb corr-
to-. 100 rnn,nsil, I;,ht A. ~. co,nn.n..-
ment Of the prr,ent cr1n wear and the Iate.t
Nal T.n. E,rre,, uI.rcs Tho recn;r.,,.rt.
~ - ~. p,;ts;" s =. ne m m ~ ~ nm On
o,.,t.r. ~ me m nm 10 Is6 nm An hnsh.is
~ t r. nns s t H.
i.st ve.r Sh;ch smonntesi 10 som0 ooi1 hu.h.
els in round numbefs. Russia's exports for
the current crop year II going to be near its
minimum during the past ten yean, or BE-
~ ansS:s~ 20 -. ar.;r 4. r,,.h ;.S.,;". Us
Ie !u.y =. 20 IT,. -. ...I.s. ~
~ ~ rs. i.t. b.,vcst. fr,,o .nv conntrv n
II WS!s Ill ,,,u.,.. .,
- w e 49,; a. y. -. 800. .'. 1...p....
~ .ioM s.mo : M ILL ~. ,G 1870 Jos
sn:s P'hoes w. my -. 'e. oteoe-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A Union Pacific stock car which few
days since passed over one of the Eastern
lines, il creating considerable talk among
stock men and railroad officials who CHANGED
to see it. The car had . water tank under il
that would hold about twenty barrels of wa
ter, to which was attached . pump that Was
operated from tho roof of the car. On the
under side Of the roof were two or three lcaden
pipes that were little less than sleeves on the
lower side, and when the shipper wished n
water his stock, all he bad 10 do was TO climb
to the roof of the car and do . little pumping,
which would give the stock in the car . COM
plete shower bath.
A report from Denver OF the 9th says:
The election for supreme judge and county
officers paasod very quietly, not moro than
half . vote being pOlied. The returns come
in slowly, but the indications are that Repub-
licans have carried the State. Ex-Gov. R0att,
chairman Of the Republican State committee,
estimates the majo .ty fog Beck. for supreme
Judge, 1t 5000, gain Of 1000 over last years
vote. In Arapahoe county the Republicans
e'ected every man; also in Gilpin, Weld and
Laramie. In Las AnimAs the Democrats fall
behind Last years vote 200. There WA itt',
interest in the oontests, ~ the State ticket
contained but one name. that of Beck.
Gen. Grant was heartily received by the
chamber of commerce in Gan Francisco on the
9Th, several hundred business men being pres
ent. Geo. G. Perkins, governor elect, made q
speech expressing the appreciation felt by
that body for Gen. Grants services in wal
and pcaoe and slluding to the modesty With
which he has received the honors bestowed by
foreign p0tentatea upon him while j0urneyipR
around the globe. In the afternoon he EN-
banked on the steamer, st. Paul. for Oregon
the harto; shipping waving colors - he pass
ed.
II
Some two hundred cigar-maken struck
Wednesday 1t Chicago for an advance of "a
per thousand, and after consultations with
the employers the figures of the men were I'd.
vanccd and work wAs resumed.
A Constantine, Algeria, dispatch says:
During the races on Monday two stands fell
injuring seventy persons, some very severely.
The wheat crop in Kansas is booming.
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The ouly Iastins solution Of tie india,
diGeulfy seen. 20 be 20 have . mad
laxxe. army and no Indians NJ AL.
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The man Who goes soaring Oh IN q BAL
!o1a may Be said to Be o. . high old lArk.
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Al soos = old vesEbss oooo- ooss
Co; IN - sc-n oces.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-03
One Drop Of Ink.

80 don't see vhy you won't .e' mcpay
with VIII Uuut" pouied Walter MIX
krow he does not always mili DTS mother.
and smokes cigars, and once On p while sw.ars
just little, but I have been brought ~
better than ;ha, Tie won't hurt noe aud I
should ihiuk you would trust me. Perhaps 7
can DO him some good.
Walter. SAID h's mother "akc this glass
Of pure, cold water, and pa; .u-s one drop oi
Ink into IT,
" 90. mother. who would have thought one
drop would bhcken a cla-, SD
90 Yes. 10 has changed TIE coloro tho whole.
has IL oot3 II is shame i3do that. Just
pul one drop Of clear water 90, and restore 10,
parity" said Mrs Kirk
"Why, mother you are laughing % mc.-
One drop. or a dom, or City. Won't DO that '
No, ny son; and. therefore. I carult
slow one drop q W.T. I1urt's evil nature %
nincle With your careful training. many d,o,s
Of which will make 20 impression on lim.'