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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
hHkRlFF'ssALE.

BY virtue of special execution, Issued
IRON the offics OF the Clerk Uf tbs Circuil
Court o. Miller county, Aiasoufi, 10 favor OF
the state Ot Missouri. at the relation end ~
the ure Of jaime. N. BFOckmpn Collector OF
the r. venue Of MlIsr county, Missouri, and
against Daniel - vid,on, da ed the 10th daJ
oI January A. d. 1879. and 10 Roe unaerslgn.
ed sheriff delivered, wIll on
Tuesday, TIE ash day Of March, 1879,
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the fore
moon and five o'clock in the afternoon OF thA,
day, d the Court bouse door in tue towo OF
Toscumbia, Miller county, State OF Missouri,
and while IN. q cuit OOurt ot Ailisr cOun-
ty 10 10 session, expose " ssle 1t public src
1ion 70 the highest bidder tor cash 10 hand.
eli the right. title. intesest and state oi the
said Drniel Davidsou, o',in and 20 she follow
ing described real. estate, situated in the
County of Miller and State OF Missouri,
TO ~it; so scres, south bait northeast quarter,
section fourteen, township .ottY Que, range
sixteen. Levied upon anu 70 be sold 70 sat
i.iy sAId execution and cs,sts.
p. S MlLLHR Sheriff.
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sRERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution, issafd
from the Office of the Clark Of the Olscui,
Court OF Miller county. Missouri. in favor o,
the State Of Mistouri. 1t the relation and 10
the usa Of j. M Brockman, Collector OF the
Revenue OF Miller county, In ths State OF
Missouri, and against II Il. Lewis, dated l0ih
dsy OF January, A. D. 1879, and to the un-
dersigned Sheriff delivered, will on
Tuesday, the 2S,h day ofAsrch, 1879,
between the. honrs OF nine o'clock Ia the
forenoon and Ave o'clock In The attern0on OI
taat day, at tbs Court house door In the u Su
ol Fescut0bia. Mslier county, Missouri, and
while the Circuit Court OF Miller county Il
10 session, expose to sale ut public auction 70
tha highest bidder for cash 10 hand, all the
right title, interest ana estate Of the said II
L. LeSt,oi, In and to the following described
real estAte, situated In the conniy OF Miller
and Stat Of Missouri, to-wit: so seies, wes'
halt norIh~est quarter section Q, township 20
range II. Levied upon ana 70 be scld 10
satisfy said execution and costs.
p. 8. MItLxR Sherin
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
sHERiFfS SALE.

By virtue OF special execution, Issued
from the Office Of the Olefk OF ihe CItcult
Court OF Miller, county, Nj souri Ia snvor og
the State OF nj eour, as q . relation and 70
Lbe use Jas. n. Beockman, eoiIsctof Of the
Revenue OF Miller county in ths STATE OF
MissO0fi, and ag<inst bssehsrsi Stern. dated
lOth Day OF January, AID 1873 and 10 ths
andersgned SheFin delivered. WI on
Tuesday, the rs day Of oiMassh, 1879.
between the hours Of nine c'elock IA tilA
forenoon and ave o'clock In the afternoon %
that day At the Court house door In III.
town OF TeSchhibls, Miller county, Missouri.
and while the Circuit court Of Miller county
u N session, expose 70 sale NJ public Suction
70 The highest biddef sos sash 10 hand, al
the righf, sisie, intaress and sstase OF the
aid BrrDhArd Stern ei. IN and TO the follow
Ing described real sttate, aituatad Ia the
county ui Miller nnd State of Mlss1uFi. to-
vii; e0acres north half northwest quarter
sectIon6. town,hip 20; range "a 50 acres
eaat halfsoulhssst quafter section 81, town.
ship ll, ruDga IA. 20 scFst soufh half tou,b-
west quarter section -, township Al, range
IA, Levied upon and 10 be sold to anti,iy ssld
execution ana costs. p. o. MILNE,
~ Sh..FlE.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
SHRRIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of . special execution, issued
from the vfice OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court 4 Nil or county, Missouri, 10 favor Of
the STATE OF Misso1ri, sC the relation and 70
lhe use Of Jas, NJ. Btockmsn, collector OF the
Revenue o. Miller county, in the state Of
Missouri, and agalnst Henry Chrismsn, dated
the 10th day OF January. A. ID. 1879, snd 70
the undersigned Sheriff delivered, / will on
Tuesday, the 25th day OF March, 1878.
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the
forenoon and Ave O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day at the Court House door In the town
of fus pmhiE, Miller county, Missouri, and
while the Circuit Court OF Miller county 10 In
session, expose 70 sale at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash in hard, all tho
right, title, interest and estate OF the rsld
Henry Chrisman, OF, In snd to the following
described real estate, situated In the county
OF Miller aud State Of Missouri, to wit: l60
acres, northeast quarter southeast quarter
and southeast quarter northeast qnsrter and
west half northesst quarter section l3, town.
ship Al. range II Levied npon and 10 be
sold 10 satisiy said execution and costa.
tttV P.S. AILLRR, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
sHERIFFs.sALE

By virtue Of special execution, Issued
FROM The Office Of the clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Mlller county, Missouri. In favor OF
the STATE Of Missouri, As the relation and 70
the use OF JAS. M. Brockmap, collector ofths
re ,enue Of Miller county, 10 tho State Of
Missouri. and against Cofdai Eornest and
Whnly =. Fouisr. dated tho 10Th day OF JAM
uAry, A. ID. 1879. and to the Undersigned
Sheriff delivered, will on e. 4,
Tuesday. the 25th day of March, 1879,
between the hours Of nina o'clock in the fore.
noon and FIVE o'clock ln the AFTERNOON OF ihst
day, as The Court house door In the town Of
Tuscumbla, Miller county, kilesouyt. and
while the Circuit Court OF Miller county 10
In session, eIpose 10 sale At publicAuelion 10
:he highest bidder for cash 10 hand, al The
right, title, interest and estate os the said
Cordell Norheet and Whitly F.Fowier, OF, 10
and 70 the following described real estate, sit
uated 10 the county OF Miller and State OF
Missouri, To- vii; northeast quarter OF the
aouthWsst QUARTER section /, township ~,
range II. Levisd upon ssnd 10 be sold 70
satisfy said execution and. costs, ~. y
|. ~. ., P,S. AiLLER, shetJf. !,
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue and authority offs general exc:
equon is.ued from the office the CLERK OF
'4he Oireuis Court Of n .ries couaty. Missouri,
dsled 9Th day og JApuAry, 1879. to ma direct
cd end delivered returnsblc to the Cirsuit
Osurti Of Mariss countys sfllsouri. on the SEQ
md kQHdsyiR April next In favor OF Isaac
L. Lawson and AgAlnsrU. w. Crismon, Ga
bert Csismon, IsAac Cfismon, X A. Crismon
and W.,L 5hsrulyI havB seized ana levied
upon ell the tight, title. olaim and interest
o. the, aaid o. w. Crismon, OF, 10 sud to abe
f9lloNiur lRpdstin Miller county, NO., So.wit;
The NV OF ne seolion, IL, township 80.
range IL; vi LOT 4 nv az, section 2. township
80, range IL; SO wtqr sec. IA, excapl IA
ares ~ nv corner, also 2 acres OF Of yest
si o, Gw / ne section II. township 30, rahge
l2i ana q 9. tse- I ses. ~. sto,
thence ebAIns, thence " 20 ch thence 5
oh thence . 20 CD AL 10 tp. Al, fg ~; also.
commencing st'ne corner OF lote nv sec 8
% 80 sa IL; thnnceS 80 rods thence 1est 40
rods thence n 80 rods, thence 40 rods, and
By selz,pg and Ieyying upon the right, title,
and inIereel OF fsaac CrlSmon OF, in ana to
the following lands Ia KILLER county, Missouri.
yir Lo,s one and two " fsoc and I
lots one. two and thres ne ! section =, town,
ship 80, range a.. And wfll on a.
Thursday, the 9Th day OF March, 1870,
between the hours OF nine o'6look IA ths lore
ncOu and i've clock Ia the AFTERNOON ofthst
day, expose said real estate 10 pnhlic sale.
(or 80 much thereof ~ viii be sutiicient 10
safety said execution and coe'sl. to the high.
esl bidder for each In hanp. IT the Court
house DOR 10 the town Of TuscumbiA, \ Iicr
county. Missouri, while the Circuit Court OF
said cOanty is 10 sessIon.
P.s. MILLSR, sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
saERrFF,s ,,AsR.

BY virtue OF = specisl execution. iasnea lfoni
The Office of the CLERK Of shs Circnit Cont oi
Miller county, Missouri, IN favor ef ID, s ste
OF Missouti, n the relsiion a0d ID tiis use Of
Jsnss NJ. Rbpekman, Collector oftbe RsYe-
hue q Millsf county, NJ .ssouri, and against
Ls~Is Moncu, dated Ne 10Th dsy 0i.sbuary
A. D. SIS. aua AZ che underdgpod shertti
Tpesday, the 25tb cAs Of Mafrf, 1879,
beswtsn tbe hours ofnind p'elook b The fore
noon ard 6ve O'Clock 10 thN uftere ~ thai
day, at the Ceuss house dt,p,if ,tit of
rupcpmbis, Miller cnunsv. HEs,6 n s,sDnrs.
nnd while Ihe Cisenst Court u H'-.f cerniy
is 10 session, exposeso fnle " puH nA1tioiI
10 the highest bidder for cssll 81 ID the
right, tit ., interest snd eelhs said
lewis MostDB et7 n kai' B ~ Il lisK
Described real estata, slslNta1 Ia the t1sIh,S
" Miller and State NJ sseori, tOswif NO
acres the east hall Soufh wast quarter and
southwest quarter southeast quarter and mo
east halt OF the southeast quarter, pacison
thirisen, township thirty-eignt, range thIr.
teen. Levied ufDn and 70 ps sold 70 satisfy
taid execution and costs. M
P. \. MrLlKR. sheria.
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TSRMs or COURT;
,HUReMEs

NE Church--TuAeomoia Ola 3rd SUNDAY, Moro
: Ina zpd evening. and usually on Sas'y sye'g
y, M HApDy, pastor.
". x. Ch1rvh-Mt. Pleasaai, at I O'Clock
=. m. 0n the 7hd ana i;h Sundays. Rev.
ESTwts1LE. pastor
NJ. x. .Church iberia. :rd Sunday, morning
Aad evening. J. NJ. DAhBv, pastor.
CHRISTIAN Church Tu.cum his. A. ". ''d'-
day, morning and evening, W. r. DossEr.
pastor.
WRIGHr.S School house, usaF Little Saline
1t and Sfd l,nrd's days. ). Il. ID TOmson
or ,ha 1t and l.. z. Melton 90 lh. SFd.
SPRING GARDEN, 4.h Lords dAy. w. +.
F,ndl v. pastor
SAL Church, on IN l. rd's day, ii O'Clock
. M. S,m'l Dutcner, pa'tor.,
BAPTIST--Ear the year commencing Sapt.
1877. The time o. meeting of each church In
ths Association is ruled bS Saturday.
UNION Ckarrh--Msets 40 Saturday 10 each
month. 4 N Hihb. 10 ID.
RIG RICH WOODS Chutch--meets Std
Saturday 10 sacb inanth, 3. o. Burks, aUd.,
Taos. Msrchbnt, CLARK
LITTLE RIoHWopD3 Ohnfch--u.ets nd
Ssry Ia sAcn muntn, N. Hibb'. mod.
PLEASANT POINT Chuteb--mesis Il,
SStur1sy Ed. Jonu Smith, mod.
WET GLAZE. Church-mssts lat s ,turday,
J. n. H,ibbs, mod.
NEW SALEM C.urch--meets 4th Saturday,
Rid. Duncan, mod. fh
SABBATH School, at Nj. Pleasant,
o'clock p. m. every sunday. ID. II. AaIsin,
Supi. Pi'
Usage River Association will mest With
Little Richwomls Church, Miller county, sII
mlles wbst Of iberia, 90 Thureday hrfoFs the
nFsp SIuriuy IN September, 1879 b. o.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
oFFI0l ~ DIRE IioNY.

-
Governor idHxh S. rHEErs,
Lieut. Governor II. g. pK0ugMYER
Sec'y oi State VI, X. M GRATH,
Auditor THoM - HoLLAD ~
Au't q sneral ia, K5ON T. SNfTH
Regis VI OF Lsnds JAS. 4, NJ HENRY
SAT- Public destruction X. ID. SHANNON
JUDGES SUPREME CJURT:
Tan Ya4re JOHN W. HENRY.
Eiebt Ys,rs WARWICK HOU q.
sir Y..ra THOS. A SHERWOOD.
Four Years WM, y. NAPI0N.
Two Yesrs k.H NORTON.
COUNTY,
Representative sAMLT 4 HARRISON.
Circuit Comfy Clerk JOEL 3. IL ARK
Sheriff ACollsctor- PlNCk NEi =. MILLER
Probate jug. rrsAcr JAS II. TODD,
ProNcuting ATTY Y. y. sWALEM.
s lrveyur IL 8 BTRLINGAME.
school Uom missionsr = W. M LUapgIN
Coroner .. 4. HUFFMAN.
FOR EQUALITY TOWNSHIP
Justice OF the Pesce AhsRoBE BKocKNAs
Constable J, n. scoTT
Post.cdsce address, Tnsenmhis,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
Usage Valley Banacr.
Oaidai Paper Of Miller Csaniy
A, A,FULKEaksON ~ aOrgs
u Edl.oss, rablishsts and PEoprislotl.ll
Pn6Eiah u KregN ThNrsEdl

PitOEtHIt 20 1Ftf.U FNuTSNuy. .
SUBS RtPTioN.
Per Tear. IN Advance, 800.
Ifnot paid ontil the expiration ofthe year 81 IS
once. on hrst floor Of Masonic and
odd FsilDws building %
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T. D. RokIassn,


AL7AOHbINN y Al LA W.
Tuscumbla, NJ.
iT0dice st pSssentln the Oours House.l
Probste busipess, G elections, PsrltiohinR
Lsnds and Quissips Titles Speciality.
Have been OinIk Oi the County aud Circuit
Courts for u yesra. aul familiar with the
Records. hpye sbe only ABSTRACT OF
TITLRS In me county. Charges reasonable.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-11-21
4 "Iaappy Family,

\ policeman found family Of five
persons and two old trunks under "a
shed near the foot OF Second street,
waiting to 90 up the river on a wood
barge which wouldn't leave until the
next forenoon. The man had both
hands pressed to his face. the woman
was wiping her eyes on handkerchief
and all the children were squalling.
"What seems to be the matter ?" in-
quired the officer as lie halted among
them.
"Oh, nothing much, answered the
mau. :" We got the jumpin tooth ache,
but it aiIus stacks up on me about mid
night"
"What aiIs your wife?'
ooh, she's kinder tired out and ner-
vous, but as soon as she gets a good
rest for her back agin the wood pile
she'll go to sleep and forget all about
it. She's all right, she is"
"But the children are crying" con-
tinued the officer.
"Yaas. kinder crying" replied the
man, "but that's nothing. That boy,
Augustus Caesar, he wants a stick of
gum, but he'll soon chaw himself to
Sleep on a silver. The next one.
Charles Henry, he's howlin' cause [
won't buy him roekin' horse, but
soons l get time to spank him he'll
curl down and go to dreamin of angels.
That gal, Minerva, has got her mouth
up for fried cakes and milk, hut III
give her bile o pork aud bread from
the trupk and she'll never know the
difference. We are kinder sprawled
out here, and we seem TO be kinder
afflicted, but we are lar happy
family. IL Detroit Free Press.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-11-21
The GOOa Fortune that Visited
Four EAensucES PrOsp ectOrs
in seadyttIe.

There was never any mining camp,
IN all probability, in the known world
of a more cosmopolitsn character, or
one IN which are to be found so many
representatives of the various States
and nations, than that of Leadville
And The News also questions whether
there has ever been a mining ceutre
that brought such great good luck TO
so many different persons, and to vari
Gus classes as we'll.
On Friday a sale was consummaied
by which four young and enterprising
gentlemen received about S100, 900
each for the interest they held, one
third, in the mine at Leadville known
as the Vulture. The names Of these
lucky parties are Att Rennick, Of
Frank fort; Thos. L. Darby, of Lexing-
tou; Junius w. johnson, of George
town, Ky; and w Laughorn, Of Vir-
giuia. They are young men Of ex-
ceieut families, re.olute, enterprisiug
and honorable None of them have
been in the State more than two years,
but they have secured for themselves
the esteem aud confidence OF those they
have met. They have also determiu
ed on becoming permanent residents of
Colorado, and of identifying them
selves and their fortunes with our new
and prosperous comm onwealth.
Mr. Rennick is we'll known in Den
yer, aad is universally esteemed. He
was but recently married to a charm
ing young lady, who has also hosts of
friends in our city, and the happy pair
is at present on brief visit 30 Mani
tou Most of the gentlemen above re
ferred to have signalized their possess
sion of fortune by graceful and gen
erous acts, which reflect honor alike
upon head aud heart, but which are
too private and sacred a nature to pa
rade in newspaper. The fortunate
gentlemen to whom we have reference
only paid S400 for the interest which
they disposed of on last Friday fol
s25O, 900, aud they have also realized
many thousands beside from the pro
perty while under their management
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-11-21
The Chicago strike.

The disagreement between the pork.
packers OF Chicago and their EN- ployes
looks very much ike a set up game.
The protractcl wain Weather has al.
lowed the hog crop 20 be fnuy made
much earlier this fall lhan usual, ~
at the same time prevented them from
eoiug TO market so early. The result
is that the entire hog product Is resdy
for market all in bulk. the market
likely TO be gluited. aud the producer
left at the mercy Of the dealer Hogs,
little and big, early and late. are alike
ready for market, and the farmer anx-
ious to sell. first, because he wants the
money. apd second because be wanto
10 stop the feeding Of SLID corn to
three dollar hogs. In this predicament
tbs dealer finds the producer. and a
little muss is kicked up TO raise SUN
eient dust to prevent ihe lille game Of
robbery from being detected. Short
feeding is very pad policy as rule
but at the present time it Is about me
only alternative left the farmer 90
soon as the weather turns cold the
packers will agree with their workmcu
bu,iuess will beginsaud prices 60 up
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-11-21
"a EsEaviNG LIZ.
DIsceyerY Ofa Method 81 Keep
tug alae Eacteas Fsatd sweet.

q n
The discovery 10y Herr Maurice
Philip. Of Riesbach. in Zurich, Of a
method of keeping milk good and fresh,
iu any tempera ture. forany length Of
tune, if it shonld prove as great com
mercial as it undoubtedly is a scientific
success, eau hardly fail to exercise an
important influence on the future Of
dairy farming and must tend 10 equal
ize the prices Of milk and butter
throughout Europe. Milk Is cheap
io Switzerland, owing TO its relatively
large area Of pasture as compared
with arabic land, nd the necessity In
many parts Of the country of keeping
cattle almost solely for the sake. of the
manure they produce Mix in such
cases Is generally given 10 pigs or con-
verted iat0 coarse cheese for local cBa-
sumption. Unless milk can reach
market within n few hours Of its pro-
duction il possesses little value a.
commodity, hence while it Is selling
at 81 quart. or therea bouts, IN Yves.
tern Switzerland, it Is worth more than
I'd Ia the North. If, However. i csu.
be preserved by simple and inexpen
siye process. the distant producer aud
the consumer will be equally benefit
ed the farmer will get more for his
milk, and the latter will get his milk
cheaper Similar results may be ex-
pecied 20 accrue from the invention iD
Euglasd London, Manchester. Liver
pool, and other great ceuter- Of popu
alton Will draw their supplies Of fresh
milk from the Highlands Of Scotland
+ from Ireland aud from Wales. House
/ holders will receive their supplies Of
the Indispensable fluid weekly or
monthly, in enamel lined barrels. in-
stead OF receiving them every morning
+ in 4 Jug at the door The saving OF
Z hor~eaesb, Of labor and OF time will be
! iacalopiabIe The chief, il not the on
/ ~ sufferers will be the urban milk
dealers aud oecupiors and proprietors
other hand, The community at large,
/ aud especially the scores Of thousands
. of city children who now scarcely know
the taste of the food best suited for
their teuder years. will be great gain
ers Herr Phiiipp has already an
nosncea bis Intention Of supplying
London aud Paris with milk from the
mountains OF Switzerland. As to the
nature Of his process, nothing Is known
or rather nothing has been disclosed
Three months ago he placed in the
hands Of the Chemical Agricultural
Commission, Of Zurich, a bottle con-
taiuioS sample OF his preserved milk,
by whom it has been submitted to the
severests tests. 1t was placed eight
days ia an ordinary room, the temper
ature of which during the day rose
sometimes as high as seventy Eve de-
grees Fahrenheit, without perceptible
etFec, on its quality, taste or appear
ance. 1t creamed like any other
milk, aud butter might have been
made from il had It been thought de
sirable TO do SO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-11-21

puncan, ~; Eugene Davis, absent;
gorge Glaser. 81; Fannie Gober, II;
sorace Harding, 30; Harry Hertweek,
5; Carrie Kiodred, 43; Joseph Kin
fed. 10; Loula Montgomery. 81; Ma
ida Person, As; George Powell 10;
Lee Rose. %; VIM Taylor 50; May
Underwood. absent; Lille White, 80.
SECOND CLASS.
Hugh Barry. absent: II E6pger.
65; Anice E6nger, 80; J kirkpatrick
63; Walter Kiugmau, absent; Minnie
McCutcheu, 5S; James Marrs, absent;
William Ramage. 81
Pupils who attend school every day,
are present at every roll call and recite
every lesson perfectly. grade 100 The
grade in the third division Is made on
this standard As Miss Allen was
sick on Friday we are unable to report
her division this week As Minute
Marrs was engaged in the second di-
vision she could cot attend examination
in her class
J II SAUNDERS. Principal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-11-21
EaoIaI PecniIaritles.

A writer in the Popular Science
Monthly tells the following:
was onco sitting 10 cool UNDER
ground saloon at Leipsic, while With
out people were ready to die from the
heat, when new guest entered and
took a seat opposite to me. The swe4t
rolled in great drops down his face and
he was kept busy with his handker>
chief, till at last he found relief in the
exclamation:
"Fearfully hot!"
watched him attentively as he call
cd for a cool drink, for expected ev-
cry moment that he would fall from
his seat 10 a fit Of apoplexy. The
man must have noticed that | was OBJ
serving him, for he turned toward me
suddenly, saying
II am a curious sort of person, am
I not?"
"Why?" 1 asked
because 1 perspire wholly on the
right side"
And so it was; his right check and
the right half of his forehead were as
hot as fire, while the left side OF his
face bore not trace of perspiration
| had never seen the like, and, IN my
astonishment, was about to enter into
conversation with him regarding the
physiological curiosity, when his neigh
Dor on the left broken with the re-
mark:
Then we are The opposites and
couuterparts of each other, for l per-
spire only on the ee side
This, too, was thefaet
So the pair took siats opposite each
other and shook hads like two men
who had just found ach his other half.
"Well, this mase an end Of natural
historvt'' exciaia,sd another guest,
who hitherto had quietly gazed on
this strange performance as though
it were a play, and everyone who over
board shat was said came to look at
tbis novel wonder This makes ap
end Of natural history!"
Tbis expression excited me to laugh
tor and inyo!untarially l exclaimed:
"No sir; this is just the beginning
of natural history, for nature has map J
strange caprices even as regards her
symmetry. "a
! had known 10 my boyhood who, ia
nus like. had two totally different fa
ces-on one side laughing. on the 9th
er erviuc. Naturally l dreaded thi
strange double face, with one sid
smooth. plump aud comely, like girl
cheek while the other was all scare,
bv the smallpox. This side of tn
face denoted churlishness; and, Will
the other side wore smile, this bode
mischief. In this instance disease ha
hooD ,nsvmmetrical.