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, 1879-05-06

The Canadian rover is bigger than tho
british lions.
nIr, Lorillarl's fnvor;to tobacoo ia oyilont-
ly tobacco winning horse.
I eau tloyor coudo,io David Dnyis unless he
taxes back scat.-Sa.Au4l Jonss 1isd<H.
Tho Widow Oliver Ii jenlous If Mrs. Wins
low, md would l,ko to ac.atch her oyos out.
trhs co1orea oxuilua III producing atl up
ward tendency iu tho price Of spring chickens. .
Mr. .litaon to David Davis: Profit by my
experience. and neycr run for tho Presidency.
Tie new King Of Bulgaria eau scarcely foel
yet like real King. llo has not been shot At'
Mr. uanlau Inns uscllievea splendid VIC
tori. Hut 3r, uanian should. haro bccn AL
American.
According to tho latest nayicos, Cotswayo
is anxious for bcacc, md doubtless lc has road
Davld Davis speech. = r.
Senator Bayaru'a eyes nro b1ue.--Dostots
Potf. They'll DO black II hs doaan't keep out Of
tho fight for tho Presidency. > = I,
Amorica has 1000 Postmistresses. and 1t Is
really quito wonderful in Wow Of this, TINT there
are not more lcttera openca*: ssr = -
Mr.. Edison, It Ia said, has recently invont-
cd an electric bug which crawl as though aliso.
Wa trust 1t Ia not hum bug. + ). :.
Count Joannes Is to p1aY Hn'nlet again.
Tho Count hna no rival In this character Qud will
not hare patt Mark urty T. relcaacd. ~, ;,
ostewayo 'i idoasnt behave, ID He'll eithar';
but ho doesn't belIcrc that TINT Ii my reason WHY
he shhuld 60 round the country fccsurlnR.
II Brnnettes arc tho fashion In Eutopo
now" eays m exchange. Tho blondes have been
usud up III the lcg.opcsa buslcsqao business.
In Viow Of tlo activity of tho Nihilists, tho
Prince Of Dasonburg desired to n'ako himself bull
lcs.proof, and accordingly 10 bocamo King.
The bulgarian crown nppoara to tit tho
Prince Of Dattonbnsg, nnl Gan. Grnnt, perhaps,
woutd nut have been butter man in hls place.
In reference to the Presidents policy Of
t reconciliation, Ets. 1tnypa appears to BE- abous
whcre I}lnino and Conkltng wcse year OF 40 ago.
Speaking Of Mr. Do In Matyr, tt appears
| that tho lndtaua ssidea" has ''aaon" tho Ohio
.idco" and "gono" It seycral hundred millions
| bctteE.
| Abrnm Hewitt, wo lonrn, Inns startod lit
crarY bureau, aud s,cro IL gfoat shngor. wo fear.
that ho Intends to engage himself Tor III extended
| lecture tour.
The Buffalo Express says: :" 4 Chicago
man has Just gnte m for tuGsttun years for killing
lllh wifo. is tiIis Justice! rho Indy WIS aont up
| tos alt eternity"
Tho Detroit Ne'cs anys D. Davis 1as more
brains nut. bowels than all tho rrst ut Congress put
| together. This Ia nbt saylng niurh for Mr. Davis,
| except as to bowels.
Mud Spitz dogs havo hegnn to- make thei1
appearance In tho Hast. II thny havo rnad this 1t
tacka on tho Spilz III tIta Eastorn apeta 1t ta no
asivalsAing that ihey arc a.ad.
Col. 11oaby is acct,sotlby alnay, who wtlto
| from Hong Kong to frIend In Nosrlssown, Of ait
ting with Ills feet Oil tho tnb'a whea American een
ttenen called 10 pay tholr respects. .
| Several zulus aro boing exhibited in Nev
York hut tho fact that they bel,ayo mitch hello
tlan tho numbers Of lho brooklyn rrnsbytetY lead
to tho suspicion that they arc not ge1uiae.
, 1879-05-06

Organization hhs been completed Ut tho
Southern Labor Convention which assembled
at Vickahnrg yaateriay, It ia too early a.
yet to judge Of Tho complexion OF the Cou.
vontion with rsferonco to tho probable TO-
su'ta Of lis deliberations, hut with two an
tagonistio clements confronting each othor,-
one, tho Conservative Democrats and Rorub-
licans, who recognize tho mistakes made
heretofore In dealing With the negroes, and
who a1e willing 10 retrieve those mistakes
by explicit guarantees Of protection mud
good Treatment; tue other. comprising The
Ultra Nourbons, who arc unwilling 10 at1laat
that lhs colored man has boon abused, and
ars therefore not dispose TO make any fresh
plcdges,-wit4 two such discordant ingrsdl-
snss a harmonious whols IL hardly 10 be
s1nentcd,
, 1879-05-06

rendered a cripple FOR life, whi1o the other
Is dangerously hurt, and liab1o to lio.
An aggravnting foaturo Of the offatr
is tho fact that simt1ar attoinpt
had boon mado fow houra before by tho
aan,e mau, and be had been disarnod, nd
mitted to bail, and sot at liberty to repeat tho
experiment. indianapolis, like Chicago. Inns
achieved Of Into reputation for lonichcy
toward murderors, and few exemplary hang
ings, even II aomo Of tho legat forinnlillos
vera dlapauaol with in extreme cases, would
exercise wholesome Influence III both citioa.
, 1879-05-06

Satisfaction will bo felt by oil good people
at tho prospect that the Legislature will pass
House Bill 467, prohibiting, under savora.
penalties, saioon-keepors from allowing
minors to ploy ut carsls, pool, billiards, etc.,
in places where intoxioating liquors aro sold.
snch D. law aud Its rigid enforcement are
greatly needed in the 1argo oitios mud towns
of tho State to protect our boys from tho
temptation Of saloon gambling. Tho bill
il on it's third reading in the Senate. md
will undoubtedly pass,
, 1879-05-06

Senator Bnucn, Of Mississippi, the only coli
orcl memhcr Ut tic present congress, md o
highly Intelligent md conservative gentleman
has wrttten lettor in regard to tho colored ex-
odus, In which lc attempts to glye rcason for
Tic movement. Senator Bnuoe says:
Tho causcs promoting this movement are COM
p1cx mud multiplied. but, IRON the best 'informa.
tloa that can utthin, the exodus or the ca0red
Considerations: FIRST. tho feeling Of insecurity
and unoarlrcsy among tho colorrd casscs. spring.
iuR (ron, the unfortunate r4ce-co11iafons and vio
lencs That hnvo sometimes existed In certain
Southern loca1ites; and. second. from the fact
TINT tho colurei aborera hayo nut IN many IN.
,rts OF their labor. These cnuses havo bccn ut
the origin of tho ntnromcnt, hut have, j fear, nec
hlmMaiod. 10 sume oxtcns, BY highly sosc. so'ese4
hpmG.
, 1879-05-06

a letter from Kansas correspondent saYs
that, In spite Of the Presidents proclamation
warning citizens not to enter tho 1ndtan Terri
tory, largo body Of men hare gunc Into tito
hcart Of tic Territory md laiu out city. Tic
correspondent referred to declares that thou
sands ot Immigrants aro on tho line Of march
from every section, convorglng townr'l the gen
esal rendezvous; and psobably 1000 peopto will
bo oncampod between the Cstnaron und Cana-
dian Rivers within tho present Week. Another
lnt1lan war may then bo looked for in thu near
future, and ihc troubles will continue until the
United States l,us standing army of sufficient
strength to cntorco Its authority. Some OF iha,
newspapers Of that sectIon-notably the Kansns
City 7snus-heasttly tadorscs this occuuatton
OF tho Indian Territory, and enforce tllcir op'n.
ions IN leading edItorials. IT.: !,
, 1879-05-06

Secretary SHERMAN delivered spseoh Mt
Maasfiold yesterday, in response to doalro
to hear his views on tho Important topics OF
the day. His remarks wero largely devoted
to consideration Of tho peuding
contest in Congress oyer tho principle
of Federal supervision Of Federal o!oc-
tons, and la held II to be ossontlal
10 the purity Of tho ballot and the
lil,ertios Of tho pooplo TINT tie President OF
the United States b. empowered to enforce
tho wise measures already enaotad for the
prevention Of fraud md outrage at the polls.
1u an interview with Clnoinual corro-
spoutlent, Ms. SHERMAN spoke freely oou-
cerning hts orraud in Ohio at this tImo, and
denied that 1t had any connection with sho
0ubernaeor1al campaign.
, 1879-05-06

Senator GARLAND nude 6poech tic Other
t,ny iu sho Se1lato of thu United statcs OH tho
constitutional powcr, to pass a hill to prevent
tho Introduction OF contagious diseases; nid, iu
tho courso OF hls remarks, said tint It you'll
take tho South twenty years to fully rcrover
from the yellow.fcver epidemic Of Int year. 1t
will take tho South f1tty ycars to recover from
tho effects Of the late Wur, twenty ycnrs TO Eat
over yellow-feycr, una thirty year. to cure tho
effects Of tho toored exodus.
, 1879-05-06

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, 1879-05-06

BpsfJdl 7315p1178 10 7Hs 77ta9H5'
M.noM,sdEbs, Mqy 1.-Tha now Council held
It's ilrst meeting tonight, Mayor Reed abdirat-
Ing In favor OF aiayos stearc, who snada tho fol-
lowing appotut1neuts: Treasurer. Charles ".
lluhIason; Clerk, H., ". Waddas; Marshal, Z.
\. Allller; Captain Of Police, Press But'ers
Health Ol1eer, John panson; Fira"b!atshai, e.
\. Chuso; Attorney, Il. D. Lusas. 'rka old
1uco fosco yas ali retained but kopp md J. II.
Eutlcr. lilo uox poard Ut Education elected "
Chairman Jaeub Jaroby; secr9tary. Hiss y. E.
Raymond; Tscuaurer, Ino,nas j, Bum.
, 1879-05-06

Tux CnfuAuo TH,nrNx hhs established branch Offices
for The receipt Of Subscription and Alscrtemens ~
follows. ......
NEW roHK-1soom 70 7rtbHnt building. r. r. BIC.
fAppxx, Manager.
PARIS Franec-No. l6 1!uo do II Grange. DattleFc.
IL MABLxn Agent.
LONDON. Eng.-Anerican Exchange, 80 Strand.
utMnY +. QiLL1a. Agent.
WARRINGTON D. C.-18in street
, 1879-05-06

Spfetas uttoateA ~ A"' ~. Nav OfIesus
! VtcKspuRu, Miss, May 5.--Ihe ~" ts,,,vjm;
pieuluas OF the III contains tho @ .s iuo.
"Thu backbone of tho exudus u ofoAsa. more
tlreds are returning home. ana m',1 ~. atats
would return II .,they could get 'fpn ,.,trr w pl.,
OF Kansaa to st. Louis, for, o. sas 'ss s's utnor
free passage hss heeu offered p .,ro nv 10 ,hxt
Ltno to ali sofurrss who wish to return eso, u,
onas." saostaa tla1l, .l's same s.'s%s"f. ns%.p.
ueq psp. ,s hsou o,sno. sp peng to par
qess e ssssses a. aus 81 aos t s.eda. F9ss ao 10
tho negroes a1s not sesufa,usd und,,eu ,.op ot
auY considerable numbers. 4ne ~ es ~. dtsirs3 y
negro immigration l5auo parity ~ NV
, 1879-05-06
TIE NEGRO AT THE SOUTH
Ia ths EsIttdF u{ Tia Ifrfhitats

GRAND RArips, Mich. May LII hava Just read
your editorial In Wednesdays paper on 'visgin,a
1ust!cc. and it psomptad mo to turn baest and rcad
tho report of tha caso In tho Central La'p journal
for 0ct+ 28last. At paRo 13o.
think II you tlad ond 10 you would not have
written that nttlclc, aaI 4 recommend 1t to your
Inn Republican. and always havc been, and
for ntne yeass q rendered. ntrna TeEuss and fcal
as II Ind gained right to crltciso fttt1o: aud
therefore only take Eoons to say that. In my opsn.
toN, tha spirit which sin all such articles AZ tho
abovo IL QUO which In doing tho country harH and
tho purity harm. (which IL, keeping up sectional
feeling and appealing, to accomplish 1t, to any
prejudice which may accdmplish 1t.
Nuw, In tho caso in question. theso Is hardly 4
Northern State In which tic law laid down ll,eru
would not bo good aw under thoir own a.atutcs..
Tho Supreme Court ot Vlr1!niu, In arriving 1t It's
conc'nsion derives !ts chief support fgoea Mas-
sachusetls authority Jndge Svonr}; and hero, In
Michigan, tho sumo proceeding might b. followed
by sentence OF tftcon years In tho State Prison.
All this simply to show hos unfair tho article
vas, and to protest aganst that style Of 'jousna.
thm." x.
Now, what aro tho facts7 4 colored man,
living In Virginia,-a taan Of substance and
industry,-went over to the District Of Go.
lumbia and married vifo. Tho vito was d
shte woman. Such marriage was lawful
whore It was contracted. Upon hts return
to Virginia, tloy wero both orrostod, indios~
3D. md convicted, and Bent to the Poniten-
tiary for five years. Their only crime was
that OF marriage, ono baing OF negro blood.
The CHICAGO TRIBUNE did not undertake to
decide that tho laws Of Virginia did mot
make this net o crime, nor that such lava
did not provide tho punishment inflicted.
, 1879-05-06

A most unpleasant diocese, and ono for
which there would be dearth Of candidates
ia case OF vacancy, is that to which Bishop
NzsTon, Of tho Crook Church, is en- route.
Alaska is his destination, whore there aro
eight churches and about 1000 communf-
canta scattered over vida inhospitablo tor
ritory. Tho 1islop will reside in San Fran
cisco, paying visits thence to his flock as
often as possible
, 1879-05-06

There were twenty-four Senators and SIX
ty.one Representatives In their soats ut
Springfield yesterday, hot enough In either
House to mike up quorum. The Senate
managed to do litt1o business in tho nftar-
noon, but it WINS di<s non in the House.
Tho lists OF those present and nbsont,' pnb-
llshed in nnothor column, tell who vero the
uhfrkor
, 1879-05-06

The Grcenback party IN Congress- has split
!nto ttrco factions over Tie Presidents yeto-
segment voting to sustain Mr.
HAYES, auo,her voting agntnst hin, and tle
third not voting ut ALL Think Of tlle dreadful
1t tlo DAVID DAVIS party IN
Washington should be divided longitudtually
into thrca partaf
, 1879-05-06

MIN, and ID moreover suspected OF having
mounted tho financial hobby on purpose to
riio 10 tho White House, II EwfNu bhonld
carry Ohio for Governor against JonH
SHERMAN, he might bo very much In TnpR.
uAN's wny In 1880.
, 1879-05-06

A snow.wl,tto dova makos b 1atly habtt Of H.
Inc lust behind tic onatno ufa Massachusetts
passcnecr-traIn, anti loca expectation IS on tip@
too "A to whether thIs portcntls tint thtcng!neer'
fs gotug 10 bc killed In an accident, of fall hc!r
to fortune, or what:
, 1879-05-06

The Clacinnat. Enquirer says that I1LpzA'a
maa- FHlpAY, who IL working up the west tn Tic
interest ol HiY BA4MY, u coutldent TINT THUR
MN aud uxnpaIcks cau both bs eaAlly scoopeil
when tho tiaus comes. II they MAKO tight
, 1879-05-06

Tho crab Is satt1 to cptcr Ills holo backwards.
Tho Confederate Drlga1icts viii initiate tho crab
In entering, but improve upon his taethods BY
pulling tho tlotcs In nftGr them.
, 1879-05-06

mOHnkpAt tltD nuhUCihl lttDDf ou pull pono W !
ri1o 10 tho White House, II EwtNu shoula
carry Ohio for Governor against JonH
SHERMAN, he might bo very much In TnuH.
MANS why In 1880.
THE JAcoB1N CLUB AT WASHINGTON.
The robol Democracy Of both Housos OF
Congress at Washington hnH constituted
itaoif into roritnble "Jaoobin Club" The
laws Of Congress nre no longer to bo
shipped by I'll tho representatives Of The peo-
pie aftos a FREQ and open discussion III tho
halls OF legiAlatiol,, but nrs to be framed In |
midnight coneilu1ula of treason. dtsloyalty,
and crime II anything cou1d startle tho
1oyal and patriotic masscs Of the American
now exhibited nt Washington ns connected
will, tho enactment Of lava TO govorn tile |
country.
A Jacobin Climb has uaurped the province
Of National legislators, and ita midnight de-
crees, brought forth by tho hot incubation
Of traitors nnd under an oath Of secrecy, arc
to have tho force OF law given them by tho
tiisloyal 1nnjorities Of both Houses. It now
the daily report from Washington that this
~ t""s ".''t""'o ~ w.. -, Ao' " ....,
oeousl's iof'n VI -, u'Ss"s'su W. ~ e.'"s' @ o'us @
VI eonsrsss 1ntt W. 4a'',.un .mu- n"a w."
tho product Of malico towards tho loyal man
" 'n' oouuts "na y. ''s'eu ~ w. 4.pa' H.
an ias'..u,'ons' ",e ~ ~ pas sa,oaaA W sa
about tho anra OF those members whom
Nos'Aeta Dsu"''"ts .n'. sou' " osAs.as
~ n"tse. a"as w. '.gu.a " 1'e "',,,.1 uss.aa'
''nu uanonof A1' t".'ou' "na .4,'.'''! = e ~.
1oaaoi NV eosa1'S 44t.o 'uo tH
tsu.nauao>' '... 's'"s''@ VIM 'o's"S ~ ''"s ~
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1u.s ilom '"eou'A o'ao a A',9 ] 10 f.u .r,,a
)" a'Slos"''5, eo"hfu''e' '1A" 'so,avu.
majority U. i.s 'A''no'ia ato .1-.seo'1o VIZ
aais na""s r., '''e's .'cuson ~ 'ae ia'o y. sas
coan'fy. 1no ln''."t'4l ~e ,,',sAn., .ne AAoal,es
o.,IsS .m " 4Solsue." uous."sss' H1'1.1.s
m'Ro tor eo""fo'cs' nenancl's' haa nanAys. .,'
,sa, flas,uk son''as'o 1uese'ss =; s1'as ,oao s
n'u''4 WI. eapsosa tsa u'ea.mous 49,. :. I,os'
'ney '"so oe'efm'ne'1 W soS1ns NV '.o'-
sooo graeeS NJ 'a'e esf''sas a'o.nehs' 1a1,e ~,
.ofe' 'uoJ e'saso nnu ,i1". ~ wv 4oe. =. So
A.s''' ni's'"'o'1, = ''"'ue $@3' 'A"~S' -
snlne wherever 'ney so'
Acthasca W 'notlsos o' Pn'tuy' Ivy u"s.
not e'se u .no ooun'1s u tu4 Auo"teoso ~, , ~
'no'f u4''a'a'e pufpose' ~ u,so'osea ~ SDe,. o.
sleeen's l'.aa" IL 1le't 1oe.es oono'a,oS' w., ~
,ney eoasp.so ~ u"sAn'ss' suas , Wv Wv pa11
'io' "hu l'i' neo'i sa"sas ~ 'uo ooo'' "nu
80 tc"tut 'te lnss 'n.. s1ott n'.,asv aAa w.
lngs WILL 10 H'ao paullo ..'"s 'ue ""Sa'ns-
, 1879-05-06

ngnintt T1rnns, his forces will head them oil by
putting lit tioi,. JonH II. rALMxH, Of Illinois,
Or cS-Cou9rcss1unu HNNnr u. P.ArND. of Ohio,
Tor Tie Vlce-l'scstdcncy, either onn of wl,o'nt It
Is supposed. will bu glnd to acropt It. aid rs tho
consideration, tras,sfer enough, stronGtll Il, TI-
prN to leave THURMAN and llESnNlCws cut in
tho cold. Bu II scctna tlut our ax-9oy. PALMER
ID 10 plaY secous-ttdlic after all. It Ia tou bad.
, 1879-05-06

Not being ablc to get nnY one to shoot .at her
rs EDWIN Boorn did, mid thus get largo
amount Of gratuttous advcrtistnE, CLARA Moit-
mrs fell down aun severely injured her lip. 1t
ia now tclegraphcd MI oycr tile country irca Of
fTn
, 1879-05-06

The rctratu Of au old song addresaed to JoHH
II, PALMER: "1}owarel 8ho Is foollng thcc."
She In tllis case, stanets for tile Democratic
party.
, 1879-05-06

Whcncycr III" "Confodcratcs mako up tl,cr
,uintis tn surrender Internationally, they can
send their swords to tie Secretary Ut War, whu
Is authorized to :. receive them. They llaSc
fought tllrir batt1e as we1l as they eou'd; but
they have been beaten, as snany Rgallans artny
Inns been before. =, VI
, 1879-05-06

As there wcsc three Donapartfst Deputies
elected IN France on the 20tlt Of April tho
chances OF the rtncc-1mpcrla1 to come to tic
front again arc considered to bo improving.
, 1879-05-06

II the ye,1ow.fovcr should break out at Sprli,g
field, the people al IlIiao!a tuIght SEQ Ia It tha
special ipterpos!t!on Of Divine proyidonce.~
, 1879-05-06

Wn1rgLAw RIM, editor Of tic New York
Tribune, taa sent out to Kansas his second In
stallncnt OF Now York boys who ato In search
Of good homes. Hi,o Ka'ltds Sa" says ta,at, aftcr
tile arrival OF tho boys at Parsons, tluY wcro
well fed and rested, and tf,cu maechcd to tho
Methodist Church, whcso committee was con!
yened to perform ths .1utY OF finding them
homes. This was 50 casIly dono that, OH the
day after tlieis nrriya], all but four were pro-
yisled with gold homes. mud tic Sun says,
ut Is worthy Of noto that those who have taken
them aro In every INSTANCE we'll able to caro- for
them properly, and arc persons WHO will make
their homes pleasant for tho boys"
, 1879-05-06

wf,!te Stacking Pnrk.
Lake Shore, foot Of Warrington street. Champion
slip game between tho Chicago and Troy Clubs At
1:<1p N
, 1879-05-06

Judge II. L. HUMPHREY, who represents the
Seventh Wlscousln Dl1trlct iu CouGseas. took
, 1879-05-06

funtoInh street. between Clark and faSaf1t.
1sgamens Of Maggie Mitchell. ''1Ano Eyse."
, 1879-05-06

M0ytcAerf6 Thentre.
Madison itrect, between Dearborn and etate. En-
esgeEnent Of Edwin Booth. "0thtllo."
, 1879-05-06

C1srk street, orroaito Tho Court.1tonae. EuRag
msnt Of jnnntc lluahck. ''Thn French spy"
, 1879-05-06

IIoalcy's T1Ipntrd


Dearborn stftes. corner Of Monfoe. Engagement
Of tho co3ric Durlesduu Company. "Clndere'is"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-08-07
Keep Your Temper.

Blessed is the man who can keep his tenn.
per. Getting angry never yet did any good,
still mankind seems to be slow in pr0tting by
the fact. Every time man loses his temper
he places himself at disadvantage with his
cooler adversary. As general thing the hot
tempered man is conceited egotist, who i'm
AGNES every persons will must give way to
his. In the outside world man of this kind
gets more than he gives. People who are
not dependent on him care little tor his high
mightiness. Here the results of his evil tem-
per rebound on himself. 1t is at home that
the quick-tempered man looms up in all his
grandeur. He can brow-beat his servants
and keep his unfortunate family in misery
with his tantrums. The recent tragedy at
Montclair, New Jersey, is a case in point. A
gentleman of high and mighty temper find
ing himself spoken to in an insolent manner
by his coachman, gets inc passion, goes up
stairs for revolver, comes down and shoots
the coachman twice. The coachman is now
dead, and the so.called gentleman is in pri-
son. Of course the latter 'sregrets" the mat
ter now that q trial for murder faces him.
This one of the traits of the man who gets
angry. He is always sorry afterwards. But
he never attempts to check his indulgence in
anger next time. The New York papers
unite in saying that if this Montclair man
had governed bis temper the tragedy would
not have occurred. They can do neither any
good now, but it is to be hoped that it will
prove startling lesson to other easily an
gered men.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-08-07
Speak up, Young Man.
burlington Hawkeye.]


Young man, when you see anything you
want. ask for it like man. If you want to
borrow five dollars of man, or if you want
to marry his daughter, don't sidle up to him
and hang on to your hat, and talk politics
and religion and weather, and tell old, stale
jokes whereof you can't remember the point,
until you worry the old man into nervous
irritation. Go at him with q full head of
steam on and your bow ports open, like an
ironclad pulling for shore battery. Snort,
paw, and shake your head If you feel like it,
no matter if it does make him look astonish-
ed. Better astonish than bore him. Go in
to his heart or his pocket-book, or both, it
amounts to the same thing, like brindle bull
with curl in his forehead, charging red
merino dress, eyes on fire, tail up, and the
dust q flying. Then you'll fetch him. Or,
possibly, he may fetch you. But never mind;
you'll accomplish something and show you
aren't afraid to speak what's on your mind.
And that's great deal more than you'll &C.
complish by the other method. You needn't
be cheeky. hut you ont to be straightforward.