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, 1880-10-16

10 ths Editor 9} Tie Chicago tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-vuE TRIBUNE Homo
Club met according to appointment at tho
fremont House, Wednesday, Oct. Is. for tho
purpose OF adjusting matters relative to tho
Kitchen Garden School, Grandma Ollways
In tie chatr. Tho nttendanco was good, alld
the members highly Erat!lcd ut the success
tho President had achieved In placing thu
school oil Il firm basis, tho lick OF funds
compelling tic Club to abandon the itloa Of
striving to carry 1t OIL alone as heretofore.
by donating tho entire list Ut toy
furniture to tho Third Presbyterian
Church Of Chicago VIC hayo tho assurance 1T
Its becoming IN established Institution, tho
ladies' OF TINT church taklng hearty Interest
III its SUCCESS, md promising to matsu IL aB
nearly as possible what VIC ha1l designed It
should be, n gralld mud n0blo work that
should educate scryant girls up to tho high
standard Ut perfection TINT every thinking
man a1d woman should desire to see attaiuctt.
They have tho funds Mt hand for lis n,nir-
tenance In tlle highest typo Of order, thu
Children that arc ,erglng toward the degree
OF womanhood tlat will oblige them to fall
Into the ranks Of dn'nesttcs already crowd
Ing tho atsles OF ttcir mission school, giutl
of the opportunity OF galnfng what klowl-
edge is nttainable through tho generosity Of
the public. Wo are snro the kind frlsn,ls
who have insisted US III tho pnst by doIla-
tlons will feel grattfcd td learn tllat they
hnye bccn instrumental In establishing such
a, Institution In Cl,fcag0,-aM institution TINT
will 10 more to tighten the labor and yoxn-
tIbn Ut housekeeping tlIan anything beforo
attempted. AN eduented servant educated
Il, every department Ut housekeeping by tho
descriptive ballads tllat aro indclibly i1.l-
pressed upon the memory while young,
would Seemi to be n most desirable acqtltsi-
ton In tic rcnlnl, Ut home, ,uld ono that will
certatllly bo attained by tic ll,ethods taught
III thu 1tttcitell-t,artten School.
'rAu presll0lt Ut tito Club l,as generously
offered to devote Ills attention t.} tho teaci1lK
Of tie latllcs tloy lnay select, aul tt,o sclonl
will begArrlGd oil for q tl.n1 ullter hts e!fj-
cieht management We will inform tho pub
lie through Tho ll0mo columns fru,n ttne
to time 0f the SUCCESS Of tho SCHOOL under
tlle management Ut tho nnble ludlus WHO so
tenlerly tAke 1t IN charge.
1t WnS tlcc!deu TINT tho small amount of
money rgnlaiitng III the Treasury should BIZ,
lIe'A In RESERVE, Us cl!nrtty flIlsl, for tho
asslStMItcU Ht tile needy whose sliferlnga nlnY
by reported TO tic ChMrlty ColIlltteuby any
Of the working inoIilars~
Alter hearty r0te Ut thanks to 0ramlMa
Qldwnys for lier brave exestl1ns lii behalf at
tho Cltl9. It was moved that uetlon ho tnkelt
oil tho death Of 'AfOnteu,n beloved wife oil
blr. q. L. Montague, this being tle first incet.
lux Of tho Club slneA thu sui 0ccurruncu, In
pursuance herewith tho Corresponding Seq
fctnry WIS requested to draw up ailA forward
letter of cQisdolunco to tho boruaved ltls'
baud.
The Club then adjoutncd, t,ero being nc
moro business t0 trAllsnct.
oiu.ENA. Corresponding Secretary.
, 1880-10-16

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, 1880-10-16
TIE M0Dl.L HUSBAND.
ii TIA Edtlor NJ T1A fsAisdao Tribune,


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. la.-IIo never In
terferes with his wIfe's plans In any way,
sllape, OF mnnnOr, but Is In MI things ntl1 ut
NIL times llnr most willing and devoted SUBJ
ject
II no happens homo occasionally and finds
tho mornings work uul0nn, and tho wife Of
his bosom In morning dress and slippers,
hair uncombed, with feet Oil tho hearth deep
In tho mysterilH OF love story, or absorbed
In tho perusal OF tho last Women's Suffrage
Convention. or speeches at tho Wolnen's
Congress, while dinner Is still thing
Of tho far dlstant future, he never
grnnlllcs and growls. Or turns on his heel
with looks Of dnrk despair md goes ulf
%G II. sts to st ssts fs'St IT. Se.H sar W.T. q 5 S
tlson ,roplenis!tcs the tire which ho tliltls III
tho last stages Of CONSUMPTION. puts tho
house to tights, 'tl'd prepares to tho host nf
Its mnnly. ability q suhptnous lunclI for
two, OF which bic invites her 10 partaka In
t,ls blandust society torc.
When there IL q ,WolnMn's. rights meeting Il.
town no escorts his wife th!ttleT, or relllains
at holao a,!d takes caro- Of thu childrun, rs
.lly nsver botAers his wife with sewing oil
hls buttons;. lig didn't Inarry her for That;
but when llEs buttons are ,nfsslng he quietly
Eroc94Tes = neetllu and thread. adjusts hts
tlillnb!e, and eeWs thou OH hlItls1!t.
Ilu Is never Jealous OF hIs wife's Indy
frlonls, but Is purfectly willing sle allaf
haxa Just as many III suits l,er own sweet
VIII. llu noyor opens and rendB setrntly tho
trusts to his caro- to mall, nor acciliuntalIy{2)
carries thcin nor tflalr answers tit ltis pocket
month or two botnre hee delivers tllctil. =.
lilo lsevur groAns at nle extruvaKal'co OF
hululKcs in ..ysturs and champagne suppcra
abrUai, but lays down hls pocke.book, ala
Robert .1ngersol!, Or deals Ills wife money
, 1880-10-16

ID fhe Edttor q 1hs Ehtedpo 7stbuat.
SYCAMORE, IT,, Oct. 11.-SDyoral years aRo,
from remote corner Of tllls mundane sphere,
tho friends OF Tho Homo often heard from d
poor, earewosn schoolma'a,,, who poured
forth 1ar trlals and tr!bu!at!ons in the ears Ut
tho dear brothers and slsters Of Tile Home,
neyur fuilnR to receive words OF comfort
aud encouragement was at last advised
by Two FrostrNipped Girls OF Iowa to stop
teaching, and spend the remainder OF my
days IN quietudo anil peace. did so, but tic
Ito have lel has been far from quiet 1t
hAs been. FREQ aud careless ono,
for, llka lIelpne, " am fond Of
excitement, love to dance, ald' t!rt
sometimes too, and probably shall for some
time to COME" Iesl am onu OF those llo1-
rid creatures that actually aist, but don't
think It's Wicked, aud feel llAyo the right
hand OF fellowship Of n.aly Of the sisters Of
Tho Home. There arc many know who Sc
ye1ely censure ths alrt null picture Aer IS a
, 1880-10-16
the darkest Dungeon more magnificent thRu
the mansion ut Tho millionaire.

{hn mnilsi0n M {hn fnFF1InnaIro
1,nnmv cIn,5. oro t,vtne mat
Kid tho cot,I ocint;ser ri t,reeczo.
BJrhtn9 Wild a n,1,irnf,ii SOUND
Throf tho branches Of tho trtes,
seatters wldo tho witherctl leaves
II tho woodlands d1rk md drcaf-
o9snors9 .,s, IRE % tho KI KolIden N shnayos.
"mtefs winde VIII NOON pe hofo'
a, we slt by onr cnsed wttidows nina watch
ilronch Us, aug Quietly thoY i!oat away; At
tlo tlawti OF tho .!ay GiM r. tna alproAoh ot
!ilRllt tley hlc llln4cu Win tHe spaehtoF OIL
ll0 euns1lne. .
AS VIZ HhAo upon tle!1 lanta3t!e tof1ns
fancy iaSH1ofls thait lnto sothblanco OF
inaty. familiar things. Tllefa Nfc lovely faces
tint hGAnt npnn us for n ninnlbht and arc
zone: tllctp nr0 winged monsters TINT ~
swiftly sailing by: there aro distant hills aid
, 1880-10-16

ONfEl44IH1 AtE aoStAsS!s
7o thf EdttoF q 7as cAteao0 1rt1ans-
.HA0ElsTowS' Md.. oet t.-I1lora Is not
the least doubt In this world That lngers~
town Inns been having delightful time Tor
tho last thirty days; II docs not even think
VI sul1slaing from It's state OF oxcltamonf,
md still stalds Oil Its tlp~toes anx!ously 'ook-
lug for the coming circus, with Its baby-olo-
mimi nt,h atactr}n tit,hf and cnl,nt1ny Tim
% 'lnys before the "bIr % mcotln, y md the annu. m
nj fair.
In tho onr'y part Of last month Reno Post,
q, 4. T., lighted II campfire short distance
from town. OH how t},o curious country
poopIo llocked thither to VOC md to 10 scent
ha'lS OF 1l!o;lt I'ata hot met Win olue eoat
since tho War tines, md many more Of
thoul-the rising ge,cratlon-s,ad never seen
a regiment in liuo. Tho cheuk OF
many 'alt fhsllas ,,a plusaea ai,,a oohea.'e M
tho Eaze Of gallant soldier boy.
wl'tle rustic corylon glared jealousy at tho
handsome invaders aud sighed VIII, envy lii
tactcs Ut the ma]estlc Dzinl-Afajor.
Tho It'll, OF septenlbar was tho eighteenth
then occurred tho nnvolling Of tho ,nonu-
.nent at tho National Cemetery on Antietam
battle-ground. Tile 'nor'llng dawnet' with II
SIN FtllEtt III C!ouua, Dut plltcHt3 OF UluG SKY
showed here md there, and the grunt head of
South Mountain was bRtled in sunshine.
'rho mir WIS cool and fresh. tic mountains n
ill.,, n,d ,,ist,nt ,,,,r,, wI,,, "o1Io,, it1,,.
flushing up to their s't1aullts. Tho beauty Of
tho mountains neyor wearies Que. They
rcselnble tic ocean In t,at they neyer twics
passs,ls I'll sxr u,u l,,w se luce 1Aos a'c eAanelne
imaxiuo tho long, smooth, whtte turnplkes
oxtnntllng up aid down hill fur miles With
III. I,r1,neat Of trees ~, attisr sidn ti,1nsI,
~ f,rni,n. 'ountsl"s rlIa f1rrsts 0 aion~ the
rnnIf hnH mi ~ thoir ltvnrv ~ snio,,I 4fyas o
onI md and erim,sn,, a,3,, aninn,ii r93,y,;,
t1stu aN.N ea@o -4ItsaptA ottt optEtAutA "VHH
, 1880-10-16
TILE LETTlII2-BOX.

There are letters, papers, md postat-cnrds
ut this Office fur the persons whose lsa,1es MP
pear below. Those living out Of the city
siuuld send their address a,ll thrcc-ceMt
stalnr, upon receipt Of which their mall will
be forwarded. Residents of Chicago enn ot-
tain their n,Ail BY calling mt Room 80 T1iD-
uyE Building:
14,,tlsa Lake. Gcorglna,
Miss Bessie Davis.
, 1880-10-16
THINKS HER TOO HARD on nACltELoIt9.
IN tn Editor ef Ias Chicago TftdGne-

tn tn Editor of 1A6 Chicago 1ftbGn&
CORTLAND, ILL.,, Oct. 1a-For four years
have been MI ardelit reader Of The Home,
a,ll for tho salrle period llayo I remained III
oblivion, leaving 1t to others to fight my bat-
Ties till | caln0 to tho conclusion that ho
who tooteth not Ills own horn, tho sa,no
shall not be tootod." Accordingly BIt down
this evening gEayplng tho instrument OF
torture {tlo pon), and with tho spirit Of love
strong within tne tfmtlly kn0ck at tho door
OF Tho 11onle, where tlattor myself I shall
receive welcome. rs 1 coulo from tho old
bone Of ortenu 1., 9ns Of your brtsAtsst @ ataEs,
l'l1olnas 70 slyo tl!o old bae.slors u rcst,
for 1t must bo evident to every
observer OF tho oveIIta md characteristics Of
ts @eos ns9 st m aest 2eas 9t Il afSs'5nn s 5sst aud
party, w'lateyor may .bo Tho objuct, 1t wishes
10 attat,t. 1t IL equally true tliat tho creator
ttle 1orbearnnce Of o'te person, party, or sect,
tlle greater the nutra.es Inflicted upon them
hsarance exhibited, seek TO .cause their ruin.
It IL true that vUico Should b1 ratHed III up-
position to tho iiaErant, acts OF outrag0 upon
tho rghts ot Yur fslow,n'e'' ,, rr9' tlue
nn!ds have stoere4 at, and untsons shame
fully abused this class OF persons, which OF
oil others desorvo the lasting gratitude
mud respeet tor sMndtng UP, In de-
tho ,ilany prosecutions they havo endured for
riKlteousllcss sake, Old 1achelnrhood was
l!rst created territory tn At'a'n'. tlmD, and
Just but conquurlIig foes. ~ admit TINT it
Was rathor amusing tlle way Polly managed
to got rid Of the. baot,eIor she told W about
but what blessing It WIS to hlm: I extend
%oa @ asIss TX hfat'' a &c se tst Il ea en
build from tho Ut{eNlInnCY At1u WGAkue43
, 1880-10-16

WRITE AGAIN, POLLY.
n tAs Editor d ia Caleapo 1rtbun<.
CHICAGO, ctA.-You did wise and good
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HoTEL-N K Elliott and wife.
Terre Haute; Z Thomas and wife. Mrs n
Gaar and son. Richmond, Ind; Chas Hall and
wife. + Il Hubbard. 3 T cousart. New York q
A COOK. + Q George; Chicago; M T Ames. s., L
bout and wife. 81 Potter and wife, East aagi-
nav. Mich; John grangle. Ct Louis: VIM Wolff
New York: g H Parker. Davenport; Wilmer
Emory. Baltimore: Geo Warfng and WIFE,
NeWpoEt Mri,tiey and WIFE 9,e ghIeeg9 sT
ton and son. Arkansas; J W Rush. J W Crooks.
Ct Louis; y 9 Hangell and faI,a family eity: = J
ARR; d Q Lawrence. Chicago: A g Williams.
New York; II Hansen: Boston;J " Cobb
CITY HoTEL-Matt Boyd. Atlanta; y B
Albert Andsws bsa. az Texas xe VIZ
Holmes. city; .Edward Hogan. Boston:
Stannot and wife, Portland. Maine James Gall.
Jr.. L. Conneli, Washington; " Patterson.
W jenkins, r Walpole, Yazoo City. Miss;J Y
Wheeier ohicaao. nj; " Marbur7. La; " Il
Wheeler. Warren, Ark: ] 8 Meek; j D PnGh.
LOUISVILLE Ark: Geo L Crosby. Vaudeville.
nit
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10. lss
A DANGEROUS WOUND.
Was It an Accident or q Premedi-
tated Shotp

Last evening at about O'clock In the Excite-
ment Coffee House. at the corner Of Jackson
and Rousseau streets, Thomas Bell was shot
and wounded In the neck by James Atkinson.
Bell, after being shot. walked to the door. when
his friends saw that he had been wounded and
Immediately brought him to Mr.. b. Turney's
drug store. on Tchoupitoulas. near Philip
street. where his wounds was examined by DIR.
0. Holthoff.
The bullet struck the collar button. passed
throu Rh the wind pipe and lodged In the back
OF the neck. Owing to the locality OF the
wound DR.. Hoithof did not attempt to extract
the ball. Bell was then conveyed to his resi-
den CO on ,Josephine street between Tchoupi
called called in. n The doctor. aftar dressing the
wound Wound vas V q such nature that Inflammation
was likely to occur at any moment.
Arklninson was arrested and locked up In the
Sixth Precinct Station. where. at 80 o'clock. he
was visited By q DEMOCRAT reporter and found
to be go drunk that he could not be aroused
PsIt q 6s friends 81 10Th Rs1iss Tls.gsaa e sssS
ai and ld
aspf ssrd q pa he
son mention that It was an accident. at the
same time throwing his pistol In the corner Of
Nj. Rebentiseh though but few steps from
Atkinson and Bel. heard no fuss. not as much
as an angry word spoken. Atkinson was under
su1 drink. W5ile they they we're talking at the bar
Atkinson pulled out small nickel plated five
ro Ne
psto vent o w woandine Be 9 '0
At late hour last night BEL was stu ~ IN !.
Rrticulate,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
OTHER SOUTHERN STATES.

Natchez Miss, will organize board o.
trade
The Mississippi Press Association will NEE,
In Yazoo City June 2.
A pack OF some forty wolves are prowling
around Rich Mountain, Tenn.
The Mississippi Legislature will adjourn
j between the first and fifth OF March.
The mad dog excitement on the Catawba
river line, North Carolina, is On the increase,
An eight-yea old girl OF Mr.. Andson Ad-
derson was fatally burned. near Newton. Ga.
Two young ladies have been appointed
census enumerators for Ashland and Catietts-
burg. Ky.
Some fine stock Was recently killed q
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
Ex-Gov. Garcelon Heard From.

Ex-Gov. Garcelon, of Maine, has Issued a
card to the puolic, emphatically denying the
statement OF his successor calling for an ap-
proprlation Of $4,000, based on the pretense
that this was needful to cover expenses In
Cured under the administration OF the
former. He takes occasion also to affirm
that President Lamson. became Governor the
moment his own term expired, and combate
the idea that Gov. Chamberlain or anybody
else acted under his authority thereafter.
Moreover, he says the bills incurred under
his administration, except few amounting
to less than $500, which he is ready to settle
at sight, have been paid.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
TEXAS.

Runnels county has just been organized.
A colony Of Englishmen have settled or
Turtle creek, In Kerr county.
The explorers OF the Chenau mountains 70.
port having discovered six silver leads.
The Orange Tribune says there are only SIX
feet OF water on the bar at Sabine Pass.
A hundred foolish negroes have left Burle-
son county for Kansas during the last few
weeks.
Several thousand deer, antelope and wolf
telts have lately been brought Into Sherman
and sold
Slx prisoners have Just escaped from the
Hallettsville jail by cutting the Iron bars
aSunder.
The Texas and New Orleans and San Anto-
nio railways are erecting union depot ut
Houston.
There 10 . good deal Of sickness. princG!-
TAyette county.
The rain last week about Mount Vernon
was such as to food the lowlandB and wash
away much property.
A gentleman In digging q we'll recently
near Hope, In I.avaca county, struck fine
bed Of white gypsum.
The Dispatch reports the ground still too
dry In Lampasas county TO assure the farmer
OF . successful crop year.
The scarlet fever ut Sherman is 90 wide
ioal fraternity to check It.
Milan holds an election on March 16, to
know whether she shall remove the county
seat from Cameron to Rockdale.
The greenback delegates Of Dallas to the
national convention are instructed to vote for
Chase of Maine, and Jones OF Texas.
In Concho county Wild horses are captured
In large numbers and broken to the saddle by
the lon1-haired boya Of that section.
~sAl ~ rn1o hwy,
vate subscription nearly $2O, 900 for the con-
etruction of q bridge across Buffalo bayou.
Prickly pears grow 80 plentifully IN San
Saba county that there Is said to be sufficient
to feed a Thousand beeves through the winter.
The town Of Cleburne ls rejoicing over the
early completion Of the Dallas, Cleburne and
Rio Grande Railroad, which is now fixed
County taxation is said to be lighter In M G.
Lehman than III any other county Ia the
State-only fifteen cents on the hundred
dollars.
The epizootic Is epidemic 10 and around
Benham and many OF the people have taken
pneumonia since the norther visited the town
few mornings ago.
growers OF West Texas In regard to raising
oranges. Orange culture In west Texas ex-
lists no longer In theory, but bears the GER
tainty OF demonstration. We learn that there
are several persons In various portions o1
West Texas, most noticeably In Victoria coun.
ty, who have trees that bear large crops 81
oranges every year.
Two men named Cook and Graves, buffalo
hunters from Mckinney. were attacked By
thirty-flve Indians In the Texas Pan Handle
8 few days ago. A fight occurred. In whicf
Cook was badly wounded, his horse killec
and both men captured. The Indians wers
preparing to kill them, had fire built ant
were dancing around their victims wheI
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
BASE BALL.

Alarge crowd gathered yesterday at the Cres-
cent City Base Ball Park. to witness the game
between the Lees and the Howards. but the
game was spoiled by the rain. On the third In
ming the match was declared off, the score at
that time standing Towards 2. Lees 0.
The Penerole yesterday defeated the Fenians.
Jr., by score OF l6 to 13.
The Comets Base Ball Club defeated the
Providence Base Ball Cub By score of 4 to 0.
The Comets would like to hear from the Star
Base Ball Club.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01

staub, at Goldthwaites. corner Of Canal street
and Exchange Alley. has our thanks for the
New York Sun. Herald and Times. and Phtia-
delphia Times. or the 7sth, and also for Harper's
Bazr and Tom Singleton. novel. By Y. ".
Toilet Synge lFranklin Square Library. Harper
s& Brothers, New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
the City Hotel. where he Will be pleased to see
CITY ECHOES.


a. Ue1ean was. bAturdhy. bitten BY Vicious
dog.
Barbara Neubert has caused the arrest OF
Kate CRATER. whom she charges with the lar
ceny OF q lot OF wearing apparel
Marie Davis and Mollie Robinson were locked
up. In the Central Station for vfctlmizlag a
sailor boy. August Mcneil. Of sovereign.
Saturday night Jack Harris. colored, shot
and slightly wounded a negro named Sandy.
at the corner OF Magazine and Oadiz streets
the police.
Sunday morning quantity Of wearing ap.
parel was found In o sack Ia the yard Of the
streets. which had no doubt been thrown there
By some unknown thief.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
DR.. WIN. Alex. Grsene, Macon. Ca.

DR.. VIM. Alex Greene. Macon. Ga. writes:
- / cheerfuIly state that I have tested
the virtues and efficiency Of Oolden's Mebifs
In cases 81 General or e debility iii Weakness, depres
sion. dyspepsia loss OF appetite and nervous
afiictions. when medicine had proven more
I ever used In chronic alcoholism. when the
stomach Is always irritable. and food required
to nourish and invigorate. Sold by leading
drugRists." ja2o ind
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01

Miss Sarah Winnemucca, the Ute Princess,
has challenged q Nevada editor to mortal
combat for printing severe criticism of her
lecture. Sarah was educated at California
academy, and believes In civilization and ad-
vanced thought with all the trimmings. She
isn't afraid of powder either. even II It comes
to c0lumbiads at elk PAGES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
PERSONAL

Nr, B. Walpole, editor and proprietor Of the
yazoo Ctr Herald He is In our city on visit
a the interest of hts paper and u stopping at
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01

An excellent appetizer and regulator OF the
system Ia Malakon Bitters.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
WEATHER BULLETIN.

wan OBtA 8XA6NxsY
Signal B0rvloe. United States Army. J
Daily meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending at 2:08 p. M. Sunday. February 10.
observations taken At the same moment Of
@ time M NIL atnifnna.1
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
Blaine VIII Not 10 Nominated.

II Grant is beaten In the Chicago conven-
tion, will 1t be Blaine who will carry off the
nomination.? No, not at all. Blaine Is too
timd In the fight: he halts and falters. Grant
being put out Of the way. his friend Wash
burne will probably be the man.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01

B. indicates rising: r. indicates falling: 3
indicates stationary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01
THE EASE AND COMPARATIVE CHEAP

~" q % na up vond1l tsqss
@ a 81 sPd a,s 9sh s 1s & z1 hs .od s:
We ars Prepared Order Small Large Promptly
Prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01

llachlne ana Carriage Bolts. rs
Nuts Washers and Nails,
Bteei backsmith Tools Of all description.
Piles, band and EmQry Paper, Emory Cloth,
au1ar- HOuse and Railroad Lamps and Lam
PutnamS Polished and Pointed Horse Shoe
Nails,
Worcester 0elf-feedin9 Vpright Drills.
More fatent Twist Drills,
Tsnk. oooperg and Boiler Rivets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-07
MARY'S GOAT.

Mary had William goat,
And he was black as jet:
He followed Mary round all day,
And liked her? you just bet! ~
He went with her to school one day;
The teacher kicked him out;
1t made the children grin, you know,
10 have that goat about.
But though old Whack'em kicked him out,
Yet still he fingered near;
he waited just outside the door
Till Whack'em did appear.
Then William ran to meet that man
He ran his level best;
And met him just behind, you know
Down just below his vest.
Old Whack'em turned sommersault;
The goat stood on his head,
And Mary laughed herself SO sick
She had to go to bed