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Book and Job Printing.

THE HERALD JOB PRINTING OFEIcE is
now complete in all its apartments, being
supplied with all the latest styles of type,
FIVE steam presses and everything necessary
to the execution of all descriptions of work,
from the plsnest to the largest size mann
moth shreet posters in colors.
COMMERCIAL WORK A SPECIALITY.
We keep in stock full supply of Job
material, embracing cards and card boards,
bill and letter. heads, statements, envelops,
which being purchased ffc-- - manufac-
lures direct, enables Us Yo,I at the
lowest possible prices. v prlay none
but experienced worNner,s guar
antee that all work will 0iai in the
most artistic style andtt l. sItest notice.
Orders from abroad will oMptly filled.
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Durham is headquarters of the world for
smoking tobacco, and w. I. Blackwell &
Co. is the headquarters of Durham for the
old, original and only genuine Fragrant
Durham Bull smoking tobacco. Their goods
are old, mid, mellow and pure, tull weight,
always reliable and never bite the tongue
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Inventors and Pafenfees.

Should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc , to Edison Brothers, Solicitors of
Patents. Washington, d. g., who furnish the
same oithoR charge. Edison Brothers Is a
wei. known and successful firm of large ex-
perience, having been established in 1850. diff
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troo a. 'i''''ON " ''''>' WIZ '''''"'s' VA
''''''
c,oro,,oo Co,, IN o1 NE NuS IN, -
\ 4 since w left Dallas we hSve
been doinr Soma nrettv goodwork having
made an AVERAGE r three and three. fourthxs
miles Mar dav t6rough verv rougb country
w finished locating tho line into Kaufman
about Nav Doth. From that noint we started
sonth. west ON a nreliminarv snrvsv to Tact.
sonville Cberol,ao county I'm tbe iiro If tbe
International S Great Markham railroad
We reached ,Jacksonv,llo Nav 02d--distoncn
from Dallas ono bnndred and twanty-tu,o
miles At that nlaco we received Srdors
to nush a preliminary lima ahead IN Homer.
via Rnsl, md Alto Wa cot ont ot onco ANA
arrived at this nlaco to-day making the ais
tance in nil about one minded and tbirty-
6v. niles fcom Dallss Tho nrin";na, ,,niHto
wa mass througn between Ksnfa,sn and
Jacksonville ara Fincsstle and Goshsn The
latter Mace however wa leave about a half
mile to the left of our line, After leaving
Kaufman county the trouhlo h, oins ITnon
entering Henderson coupty we bid f,rewell
TO prairie, From that lime wa ara in the
timber continually eycent when we str;ke
cultivated lands. Tho country from the
HendarsOn county lima down % T., n yua N n ~
are is very rongh' We ara comne,Iod 70
FOLLOW the foothills almost cont;nraIlv and
opr line ia therefore rather On the ser1eniine
orler But wa have snccee1ed in e,ott;r,o cod
Grad q WIN comnarativeIv Ight SyorL9 16ur
Estimate will moi evceed IL n0O onhic yords
Of ear h-work 10 the milo can
safalv SOW that WA oar ,ooa,o a
line that viii nnt excsea that ost;nata 7
consider thai a most eycelIent limo Far tb;s
country. The citizens all along tbe l;ne are
very anxious and seem willing 10 do ali thew
are sbie To SECURE The road NJ ditIlcnltv viii
he had To secure the right.of. wav In evarv
Instance thew aro norf ctiv w;iI,no ~ ,;vs
.Jackaon villa seams n sbow roro AWAIT S1,
than snv other Mace SIonr tbe Iino They
are AFRAID ,,ala.tine wiIj9 ,,st in ohood -
them Rv tho uav I want 5own 70 paloat;na
Isst sunday 7 taIled win souorai p,entiae
mon about tho Tavas Trnk and ,bew ssy
,be rosd cannot cross tbn aforementioned /
Great Nortbern ut any otber MONT ir thsn Pal
estne Among other gentIemen 70
whom snoIa anon, th. m,,tor
was Mr. Cartwright tbe Ioca, at,ornnu ' Of
the Iniernstionai md Great Northern R.il.
rosd comnonv Ia saws ho an raisa nora
monsy 10 secHre tho rey,s Trnnk j., psIoss
fine IN threo hours than RnsL Jackson.
villa and three more sncb nIo"os tooo,bor
csn raise in three m nthy which is true
thinl, And ann satis6ad wo cor oao,,ro
eouailv os Tood if not a halter limo nv wnv
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many actual settlers on the surveyed railroad
lands as there are on tn government lands,
and greater acreage under cultivation" 1t
must be remembered, where most OF the cul.
tivated land in this part Of Dakota lies, is in
another land district. Here about 500,00l
bushels Of wheat were shipped at the single
station of Fargo last year. At the land office
there were $1,000 entries, covering about
100000, in 1879 alone
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LOST.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

STOCK SPECULATION.
y Parties desiring to npernte in Stocks will
hnd it TO their advantage to communicate
with the Undersigned. Large and small lots
bought ana Old In ough the New York Elk
Gu nga, on moderate margin, RUSSELL
SAGE'I sTOCK PRIVILEGES A SPE lAL-
TY. Highest price paid for Boston, artford,
aud Erie (old stocks) CorreSpondence solic'
tied j. ). PURDG h CO., Stock Brokers
40 Exchange Place, New York
Rcfereuce-IIon. Russell sage,
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Civil Engineering ON the Texas Trunk
Line.

A gentleman in this city yesterday received
letter from Il friend, member ofthe Texas
Trunk Railway engineer corps, from which
we are permitted to make the following ex-
tract:
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10 EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHANGE-II $40 acres of line grazing
and farming land, with part cash, to eN-
change for merchandise. Address, A. j, z.
Herald Office
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Pr YSTCIAN.

DHHSlCIAN AND HuKGEON DIR. MOE.
TON Dtioe, Ia flrst national banA build.
inG. HSsldonco Corner t4aniacinto and
uRruoO1 ''~oHta. nNc"r ~
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES..

NOTICE = advertisements nav be handed
into our business office up 10 sp. IN 4,
and into the composing room m 10 a. m.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
DOR RENr-A house with " rOOms also de-
l. sirable cottage of four rooms ;cistern water:
healthy location; convenient to street cars. Rent
cheap TO ag1od tenant. Apply to 1852 Main ST.
NOR RENT-South front rooms furnished or
IL unfurnished, at Washington Hotel
INOR REN IA house Ut four rooms, with
IL porch, s.e. corner of Jackson and Houston
streets Good water abundant Apply 10 -
Jefferson st., between Elm and Pacific avenue.
NOR RENT Gil Elm street, now occupied by
L Calm h BRO possession given May sth;
1t is % feet wide, 100 feet long and well furnished
for dry goods store. Apply Jno, Browning,
1857 Elm ST. apll0
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Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition OF
fish and color, are blessings attendant upon
the reparative processes which this d ,iceless
in vigorant speedily initiates and carries to a
successful conclusion. Digestion is restoreu
and sustenance afforded to each lif'-snstair-
ing organ by the Bitters, which Is inoffensive
even tn the feminine palate, vepeta BILE In COM
position. and thoroughly safe. For sale by all
druggists and sgenerally.
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s H z
OdIULISF.
FOR SALE.

FOR CASH, to the highest bidder at the Dial
las 0unty courthouse, on the 9th day OF July;
the date being the first Monday In the month
there will be sold, at pu lie cutlery one hundred
and twenty acres of land in Rockwall county
situated on the hcadwaters ofthe South fork of the
Sabine river and known n, survey No 26i, pat
ened 10 Nat NJ Burford, Us assignee of Lewis b
Wilson. This Is u most excellent body of land
lying well and being exceedingly fertile At the
same time and place asO,will bo sold a six room
? story house, new, well built and comfortably
finished, large cistern, $50 barrels, and lot on
which II is situated; the me being One-third of
lot No l. In block 20, On Wood street, between
Akard aven eand Lacey street The title to all
the foregoing prope " Is perfect and the property
itself valuable. For full particulars, apply to
ID + RAINWA TER,
AT the CITY Elevator
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

Wy ANTED-Fiye good sewing girls, mme-
w dlatey. Inquire mt 500 Main ST., Dallas.
Miss NJ Murphy.
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BOAR DING.

DOAROINd-A lew boarders can DO accom-
ID modated ut No. lOi Ross avenue, corner
OF Lamar street, with rooms furnished or un-
furnished by Mrs M. II. Warren, propri"-
tress
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NOR SALE STOCKS for sae-S0 shares Dallas
II City Wa .er stock aud 20 shares Dallas Real
Estate and Euilding Association Stock. Adj
dress o1ers, Lock Box lOl, Dallas, TEXAS:
NOR SALE - Elegant Residence for sale -
II One of he most desirable, connections
AMI comfortable in Dallas or vicinity. In
qulre at Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
merCi.l oilce. ianSitt
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-,rhe Tom Field home properly,
L. S2S Main street; ground fronts 100 feet on
Main and extends back 2D0 feet TO Commerce
str Ell. Call early and get bargain. Apply TO
Jones Il Murphy, Real Estate Agents, us Main
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yIyANTED--A South front room, somewhere
w in the business part ofthe city. Address
G W., Herald office.
WANTED s0'ail mouse, three Or rour
w rooms convenient 10 Herald" otic'
Address HERALD this office. n.
NTANTED-Two hundred tie oh PIP "a
w wanted immediately ou line of Dallas
h Nichita railroad Apply To Adams n
Leonard, Dallas, or to X. 5 Rosser, On the
line OF the road Ties NE TO be 81 inches
thics, incu-s CO, aud 81 lee' long, and In
sp. cited by tie agout of the Texas Il Pacific
ra lway.
A PARTNER with cash capital of four or
IN 1--WE thousand dollars, for the coming sea-
sou, to run the mill at this place, on the Dallas
a. Wichita X. r., rs miles from ballast about
to be the great thoroughiare from Dallas north (;
or, would sell mill and farm on good terms
Cali on $ u. Scott 50l Elm st.. Dallas, or adj
dress Roy b. Scott, Trinity Mills, Dallas Co,
Texas. mar30
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14
A SAGEBRUSH SENATOR.

Col Fair turns out to be no more "A resi-.
dent of Nevada than sharon Both of these
men are in the same boat and imposing upon
the people of the State few days ago Col.
Fair refused to testify in the case of Burk vs..
Flood, and was adiudged guilty of contempt.
When the office went TO serve the papers he
found him in the bosom of his family at his
" constructive residence on Mob Hill, which
he built at immense cost ana where he will
probably remain for the balance of his days.
II the intelligent people of Nevada submit to
this sort of imposition for another six years,
1t will simply show that majority of the
voters of this State are a crowd of political
imbeciles and unworthy of any better repre-
sentative 1t is time that these pretenders.
Sharon and FAIR, were both asked to sit dow
on i back seat while some intelligent repre-
sentative of Nevada ran for the United States
Senate Wren, Tritle, WOODBURY. anybody
will suit us who lives and has his being within
the borders of the Sagebrush.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14
GET INTO THE TRACES.

The Tribune Of last evening denies that it
is attempting to inausurate party split, and
says:
! Our contemporary does the Tribune an in
Justice. The report was co,nmon stree. talk :,
and merely published as a rumor. No matter
| what it has been in the past the Tribune Is
! now stawart To the core, and will not lndorse
| the efforts Of any sorehead 70 create dlscord
! in the party, or make capital for the Demo-
cracy Take ours straight please.
We are glad to see the 1rib,..e get into the
traces and signify its Willingness to pull for
the ticket, We would now like to see it work
The Times of last evening also attempted
to in ure the ticket with the people, and asks
that the name of Prenmor Coffin be taken OF
i This is hardly consistent with It's course the
day before the primaries when 1t strenuonsly
supported ticket known to be IN Coffin S m
| terests. ANY objections 10 "a county tlckel
are in order before the ticket Is dominated,
and not afterwards The decision Of coun
ty convention is final and no E"''d Repnbli-
can OF Republican Newspaper should assn! Its
work The Times also wants Hammond of
run Independent. Tne ArPEAL was anxious to
see a certain ticket WIN n the primaries That
ticket lost. and personally were advers. to
many of the nominations lnaft., but do nos
consider pers,.la! wishes "t 50 nuch
greater inportanc. than the welfare OF the
Republican, party, shat we ie@i 1T liberty to
rise every day and howl for new Heal No:
many months ago both til" T.As4S and Trtb1"r
were continually casting !. 'i+c'iuns upon the
APPEALS R9puhhcsnsn AMI accusing II oi
PLAYING INTO the hands 81 the Democrats
Now these very papers are assisting the Dem
ocrats by refusing to endorse a ticket put ny
by the very delegates which these papers sup
ported The APPEAL is cracking no party
whip over any body. but i. Is heartily SICK Of
me croaki.ig, growing and belyaching which
comes from men who cannot always have
thiags their own way. Our advice to the
Times is that it get into the traces soon as
possible, and phil RICH, straight along the
road.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14

KALLoCHS LAST PIECE OF IMpUDENCE.-
The utterly contemplate and fraudulent kal-
loch, made the following utterance last sun
day from, his pulpit. He was speaking of the
forthcoming trial of his son, and claimed
that the Sheriff would undertake to secure a
jury against him:
don't know what | should do. | don t
know whether there are people enough in San
Francisco that would defend me if should
undertake to do it, but | know that | would
call upon the intelligent unbought, unsolicit
ed and uncorruptible people of San Francisco
To stand by me against any such attempt; and
if they would not stand by me you may build
my funeral pyre at the corners of your streets
and place me upon it, and Republican ma
chine politicians may light the torch and burn
me up, and the rest of you may take care of
the consequences.
For such contempt of Court and for such
an attack upon its officers and Judges, he
should be made to suffer the full penalty.
His son committed cowardly and deliberate
murder, and should swing like any other as
sassin. The Record Union speaking of this
outrage says:
So audacious and shameless an attempt to
bully Court has perhaps never been heard of
siRce California was State. Certainly no
such piece of brutal improperly has ever be-
fore emanated from pulpit. 1t is amazing
that such man AZ DR.. Kaloch should be able
10 keep congregation
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14

FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT:
W. u. BEATTY............... white PIN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14

Hancock STRIPPED OF HIS FINE FRATHERS.
Grant has stripped Hancock of his CANDY
plumage and the strutting peacock turns oat
to be the merest dunghll rooster. He has
fed and fattened upon the Government all his
life and been one of its bloated, pampered
pets He is no longer Hancock the Su-
perb, but Hancock the Absurd. His van
tiles, his falsities and his sverbearing am
billions have been so fully exposed that he
now stands as man Of big bowels and BELT.
tied brain, more vain of his person than am
bilious of his country's good, and travelling
toward the White House under the mask of
borrowed, stolen and reflected greatness He
has crawled, pandered threatened and bullied
the different factions of the country, the
leader of none and the tool of ALL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14
IN PIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

i United States for the District OF Nevada.
In re JERRY BRCSO, bankrupt Notice is hereby
given that there will be general meeting OF the creditors
said Jerry Bruso, bankrupt at the said
District Court III Carson City, TUESDAY, the 18th
day OF OCTOBER. 1880, at 10 o'clock A..
w. u. kEYSER, Assignee.
Carson CITY October s. 1880 -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14
THE ELECTION.

Although the news from Indiana and Ohio
Is very meager, sufficient has been received to
States, with large Republican gain in Ohio.
The Presidential election may be considered
about settled with these States on the right
side
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14
ORMSRY COUNTY
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Far senator. . John ID. Hammond
W. VI. HaNe
for .tSscInhlymcn ......... $500 Eugene NAV
Trenmur Coffin
For Sheriff .. -. ..-... .......... S T. Swift
For Distrc, Attorney .......... ...... H. F Bartine
For County Treasurer ....... . James Fraser
For County Recorder ............. James Morris
For County Assessor. ........... John n kersey
For Public Administrator ,....... Marshall Robinson
For Superintendent Public schools l.. = Greenlaw
For County Commissioner long term $685.. $ f. Jones
For County Commissioner short Israel Crawford
For Justice of Peace Carson Township W. NJ. Cary
For Constable Carson Township d II. Pine
For School Trustee, Carson Township long G. b Webb
For School Trustee Carson Township, ,ctor,.s ur;s
snort TERM ....-,.- !
For Justice of Peace, Empire Township J. A Hoover
For Constable, Empire Township. Andrew Arnold
For School Trustee, Empire Precinct,
long term
For School Trustee Empire Precinct,
short term ......... ..........-
For School Trustee, Brunswick Precinct,
ionS term. ..... !
For Sehoo Trustee Brunswick Precinct
shof1 teih
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For Constable.

" J. POWERS ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL. candidate for the office OF COSSTABLE II Carson
Township, Or1nsoy County subject DECISION OK the
Democratic County Convention
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES

NJ EErIN< OF BEMOCKATlC CENTRAL.
wi Committee, held October II, 1880.
Rsoioed That the primaries for election Of Deeg
to the County Convention be held on THURSDAY, the
l4th day Of OCTOBER, 1850.
Resoircd That the the right be fol
lows
viii you support the Democratic National. State and
County Tickets at the ensuing election?
Apportionment Of delegates Carson Precinct, IS En-
pre, g.
Polling place, Carson-At Curry Engine House.
Polling place, Enlpire-At LebO's Hall.
Inspectors Of Carson Precinct NJ. Hackett Thomas
Roach, j. L. Beam.
Inspectors OF Empire Precinct Thomas Hope. Stephen
Kohl, RoEt. X. Iavallcre
Polls open at P ". Close at
Resolred That the County Convention be held SAT
URDAY, OCTOBER 10Th, 1885, at TIIEATER HALL, at
ONE o'clock p.
WARREN WATSON, Chairman.
q. A. F. GILBERT, Secretary. ocl2td
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,
Noarh CARSON STREET. CARSON
CITY. NEVADA

Having leased this well-knogn brick building, no
friends and the public in general that 1t will be KEEP
Z first class hotel in every particular.
THE TABLE will be second tn none III the Stale.
THE B AR will be z piled with the best brands
Wines Liquors and Cigars,
ET7 (cod cocks ami gen.emanly waters have been Sc
cured
As ar old resident {. Carson City, ask AMI expect
share public patronage Ny Intention is 10 attend To
porson 70 the wants Of my patrons E. F. SMALL,
Proprietor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-14
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS:
kOILlN VI. DAGGETT. ..............St Storey
, 1880-05-23

Nti1 10Tk uHst0-
The purchase by Mr.. Jay Gould OF prlvate
coiIection filled with rare and costly illustrated
hooks mas uiyen lively impulse to the general
intorest in the luxuries Of lterature- h1nlon-
aires who know the value of such things VIII
think 11s for the information that Boufon, me
imnorter and publisher ut No. 'O8 Broadway,
has in his possession and oilers for sale, at the
re,1liy small price Of $500, nagnfhcent and
t,ainue COPY Of Shakespeare, probably the finest
and most deliberately illustrated that has ever
hecn gee1 The basis OF the work is the ceie-
hrafed ~ Boydell edition." In large type, oy
Rulmer t. Co., which was published IN nine
rolurnes folio, from the original one hundred
sheet numbers issued in 1905 Mr.. Bouton's copy,
bound from the original parts uncut. IN 1nia ald
red morocco, has been extended to thirty-nse
volumes "a volume being devoted to each play
hr the adliition Of more than 4, ,AD plates. con-
sisting Of views portraits, costumes, original
drawings in pencil sepia and water eolo5s, W,n
many of considerable value, notably selecIv.n a.
Nv artists Of the famous London sketchan8 tu, ..e
GChalon, Stump, Harding: and others; Ine
p,ntes comprise all the regular series OF luuss
finns. to which are added an Immense assuan ssa.
blaRe Of eugravings Of the choicest nna. Heaof
II one-rhird Of the plates are Ia orllllan' pfch
conditdon; all the large folding plates Q, T unen
fhere ia a great number, are mounteu @ W t,t.e.,
and neatly guarded Extra titles naxe i1"ra+ n9~4
nrinted and charming series Of proof ylgnsvt s,t
illustrations mounted thereon, tas lna{ {Ho1de}l
GeorTe Trent This copy OF the famous ke.os|
Shskspeare WAS made By an eataua'a9o po9N
, 1880-05-23
NEWSPAPER QUESTi0NERS.

The editor sat il his sanctum,
Regarding with sad. earnest eyes W
Had sent with demands for replies;
:. Why these safd the weary quill-driver,
'.Won!d I'LL up moderate book
I'll publish tho whole lot together,
And let the people see how they lookT'
"who was it that wrote that sweet attty
, Beginning Il saw from - somewhereT
'.Pray tell inc some certain s. specific
For changing the color OF bairP
sWhat is the name Of the author
uDld Shakespeare write Down in a Coal Miner"
stWho was the third Pope Of Rome3'
"Was Wat Tyler auartcred or hungT
t.Who WIS 1t invented the bungY
/" Do buffalo ever cat sauer krnutT
p "Whcrc can get some snnil's horns?'
"Which of the MUSES. played short..stop2"
Ibid Bonaparte ever have cornsT
.sW7f1at was the air Nero f1ddled?"
"Do hard-shell clans ever yield pearlsf
SHOW many boiis did poor Job hayey
"What will cure squirting IN gfrl5I
"Whv are some people rea-he'1dedf
"Why don't my young man propos.s,
"Whnt WAS the matter with HannnhF
"Why don't turn out my toes T.
"Did the Prodteal Son use tobaccoT'
tWhat do you think ails my caty
tHad NebuohAdneZzar four stomachSf
'tHow shall trim my new hat?
HTell me wkere Moses was bur1ed!
"Did Noah take acas In the ArkT
"What was Ewes middle infttal?'
"Why Is it that hens do not barkT
~ like" said the editor, smiling.
II like these good people who seek
I'n answer their questions next week..
I'd like, too, to get them together,
They think immortality leaked; -
frho11cl1 most folka would call itneck8 tWeaked
, 1880-05-23
NORMAN CHANS0NNETIE.

Once at the Angelus
Ere wns dea,t},
Angels all glorious
Came to my bed:
Angels In blue and white
Crowned On the head.
One was the Friend left
Stark in the Snow;
One wus the wife that died
Long-}ong ago.;
One was the Love ] lost
How could she know?
One had my mothers eyes,
Wistful and mild:
One had my father6 facas
One was child:
All of them bent to me-
Bent down and smiled
,Austin D0bs0tl.