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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12

ST MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL Litany
services at IL 80 M, with holy communion
Children's singing ALSO p IN. Evening SER
Vice and sermon at 5 pm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, HURCH-At tho
interrection of Elm and live Oak streets, r "
L Smiih, d ID pastor. Services this morn.
ing at II O'Clock, and In tho evening OF s
o'cloc. Sunday-school Mt o'c ock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12

LAMAR STREET Nj, E. CHURCH SOUTH,
- Worships at the Dallas Female colleges
Live OAK street. Quarter NEE ing service
aud Communion, Rev NJ binkley, pr,sid.
Ing elder, occupying the pulpit ut II a III, and
Rev Mr. smith. ofthe Floyd street Al Il Chnrch
south, NJ S;S0p IN. SabbNh-sch,o vol at $50 IA
III. A cordial invitation extended to all
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BOletin Mercantil.

las vieron, de que no eran jornaleros
nj infelices los que tan infans accion
comesieron, sino senoritos perversos
y sln corazon.
Con este hecho, mas propio de
salvajes que de personas civllizadas
= cuyo relate cubre de rubor. ell ros-
tro quedan sic esperanzls los due
aos del terreno va preparado pa
ra recibir Ia planta Ia infsliz famiiia
que tanfa a 81 cargo la siembra,
compuesta de uu lnatrimonio con
cuatro hjas & hUos,fy IN sinndmero
de joraaleros qse cifraban su subsis-
tencia en- el lrabajo que la siembra
del tabaco les habria proporcionado
Sc. did parte al sefior alcalde
para que procediese segun creyese
de jus;icia."
Quedo de V. affmo. amigo y s. s
@. B. s. NJ.
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GACET \ DE HOY.

Real Decreto maniando Sc reu-
nan las cortes ell 80 del lproximo
pasado.
-Nombra]o Arcediano de esta
Catedral D. Migue. Herrero y Ru-
bio, Racionero de la misrna. Nom
brado Racionero D. Fernando Bueao
Nogueras, Nombrado Magistrate
de esta Audiencia Don Antonio IL
quierdo y Pozo. Nombrado oGciai
40 de esta Administration general de
Correos D. Francisco Munoz Hena-
res.
Dice ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General al Alcalde de Caguas "Pa-
rarun total de 9 escuelas p1blicas po-
co es ell aumento de 46 niflos obte-
nido desde la Ultima estadistica. Sc
puede hacer mas.
-Nombrado Alcalde de la Caro-
lima D. Ramiro Matute.
Los alcaldes que hlyan hecho
anticipos para ell pago de casas-
cuarteles de ia Guardia Civil 10 par
ticiparGn al Gobierro General en- el
termino de un mes acompanando Ia
liquidacion correspondence y docu-
mentos justi6cativos de su derecho.
-Nombrados: Secretario interi-
no de la Intendencia de Hacienda el
Official D. Santos Aguilera Jefe de
Negociado de la Administration
Genital D. Jose A. Daubon Jefe
de Negociado de la Intervention de
Pages D. Venancio NJ. de Abella.
INSTRUCTION para hacer efectivos
los debitos favor de la Hacienda
pdblca.
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Con sentimiento tenemos ~sue con-
signar que ell 20 fa!leci5 Huma-
Gao, despneszde. genoss fmedad
nuestrc> amigo D. lio de Arjo-
ma, 'dig',e COM te militar que
fue de equal 20. Ell senior Ar
jona, estig , por cuantos lie como
cfan y uno . nuestros mas conse-
cuentes correligioEarios, ha muerto
pobre de bienes de fortuna, pero rico
de virtudes y de honor esa es u
herencia que DEF. a sus inocenres
hJos.
Dios haya acogilo misericordioso
ell alma de Arizona entire sus escogl-
dos, y comunique q "a viuda y huer.
fanos la necesaria resignation.
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FL misno siempre sele.
Lo que 20 vaIgo, Ramon,
Vov & darlo q conocer,

FL misno siempre sele.
Lo que 20 vaigo, Ramon,
Voy & darlo d conocer,
Y veran que no es es el orc
Lo que al casarme logr6.
Cusndo SO tiene una una esposa
Como la mia, es deber
Venderse esclavo por ella,
81 fders precise, en- vez
De como zangano innoble
Ante el vulgo aparece
Conheso que mujer RIGA
Por humorada busque;
Mas no la habiars aceptado
81 no por amor tambien.
No esperaba, sin embargo,
Hailar el angel que halle
Y pues tanto merecf,
Digno de ella qulero ser,
Yo necesito elevarme
De su heroismo nj nivel,
Y hare por ella, Ramon,
Ouanto un hombre puede haoer
A quien juntos est;mulan
Amor, gratitud y f6.
- Ia constar ~"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02

NOBLEZA OBLIGA.

Aup en- su misrns dasgracia
Do Lorenzo q conocer
II amor que me tenia,
I su notoria honradez
Pud3 en oombre DE- su esposa
Algun recu-so oponer
QIe sslvase una gran parte
d su fortuna, paAs 4l
La comprometio sin darla
Cnenta aigana 1 su mnier,
Duana Go ella, q quien sin duda,
Debia smparar Ia ley.
In salo tn#o presente
AL solicitar meroed
De la turba dc faroces
Acreedores, mi bien.
Exigi6les que ln4 diesen
DE depenoIente mi haber,
@7aaguido, de NADIA
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REVISTA-ARMSTRONG,
{ Continuation.
RETRAT0S SOBRE HUMO.
T Continuation. J
EDUARDO BENoT.

En- este picaro mundo donde raras
veces ss rinde parias al verdadero meri-
to, suena POGO el nombrs de Benot. Y,
sin smbargo, es una de las mas lseiti-
mas g,orias espanolas. Ha leido GUAM.
to 90 ha escrito " sabe cuanto ha leido.
Sus obras son iunumerables: sus disqui-
sicones en- materia de gramaticas, es-
paiola s ingless, bastarian 4 hacerlo
mgecedor al dictado de sAbio, que JUS
tanente goza en- la rep1blica de las le-
tns.
No Sc de nadie que le aventaje on mo.
dsstia. De raro en- raro da So opinion,
clando SO ehcuentrs en- el estrecho de
,xponerla; pero rahuys toda poI6mica
len la que pu~da lucir sus doses = COMO
|cimientos.
Entrsdo va en- amos, No hs abandona-
do, sin ernba",,o, ell oeracter festive pro-
pio de los hijos del Mediodis.
Al salir 81 y 70 d. una casa amiga que
L5isitamos con fracuencia, baia corrien-
10 Ia escalers y algunas veces peg gando
trompicones con los pies en- los esca-
lones.
ID A que no sabe V. por que bsio asf
Ia escalera?
-Por gusto de matarse el meior
dia.
NADIA de eco, amiguito 90 por re-
cordar un mi amigo sragonSs, que ha.
ola 10 mismo.
On dis, d prop6sito de uno de nis or
ticulos publicados en- La Union, me di.
jo: "V., cusndo Sc propons elogiar, en-
pieza dirigiendo aplausos una persona
y concluye dando dsntelladas & todo sl
:, ,saundo !: pareoe =. nm jabalil" Me
lism6 j.bali: no sc lc perdonar6 nunca.)
Es IN gran cerebro J un gran cora
son. On nino con oanas
RoAERo ROBLEDo.
La fortunal
MARTos.
Casi es tan feo como Moyano, con Ia
ventsla de ser mucho mas antipStico.
Pareoe un sapo de levita. La cara, de
una LENA, no tions IN solo pelo los
ablos son gruesos y caidos los ojos
- vlbore, 81 pelo rizoso, ell cuerpo pe-
1uono y regordste: en- una palabrs, pn
sapo con chistara. Cuando viste togs
entran ganas de correr por no verle
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Futura casi como 81.
Otro hombre me parecio
En- ininin U ON nnnaakaz

Otro homOre me parecl0
En- iuicio y en- sensstez,
De grandes cosas capaz,
Que nunca hasta alli note. -.
Nob1ez1 ob5qa, Sc dice,
7 p1edo decir & usted
Qae uunca refran alguno
Tan bien aplicado halle.
Ls f.ivola educacion
De Lorenzo, su desden
Por las ,practicas severas
De escrupulosa honradezj-
Qae tsnto al hombre vulgas
Asobian en- un reves
De- fortuna, renacieron
Con tanto vigor, en- 81
No para abrumarls, y Of
Para ecitar La altivez
De su coraNon hilalgo,
Empenandole On vencel
Lo impossible, que ese Gpeio
Solo On los noh'~" - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02
Vagara con rumbo INTEL.
Exquisite q perder el tino

Vsgara con rumbo INTEL,
Expuesto a perder el tino
7 en- un abismo a caer. 80.
Va que manejar la esteva
Por falta de robustez
No podia I no bubo oficio
. srte que hscerme aprender
De ese modo, nj & la patris
Faltars para sosten
Mi 6bolo, nj mis- padres
Tuvleran que careoer
% una esperanto legftima
I seg1ra en- 81 vejsz.
Bien que hasta aqui mi prop6sito
SEA q su lado volver,
Pero puedo asegurar
Que medios encontrars
De hacerlo ? 1 Esta la fortuna
Siempre al alcance de quien
Sin mas oiencls que un trabaio
Rudo la quiers obtener,
Pues que ri IN humilde ofcio
Que le slimente pos6s !?
7 los duros desenganos
De lucha mutt, cruel.
No puedoA.sssaar al cabo.
Nj constancia y mi n0urads1 r
! 81, no obstaute, sonsigo !
Cumplido mi objeto YER
De hacerme rico 1 quien fla
Ea la hunana insansatez
No pucde hacerme el demonio
Ds Ia vanidad torcer
Mi buena intencion y es f4cil
Que el que viyi6 en- la estreehez
% engria con la fortuna
Mas que el que la hnbo oil nsoer.
7 qaiera zanzibar aqui
Con grotescs brillantes,
Mi origen de Sanoho Panzs
d. <-F-ic- , 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02

va saben nuestros lectores que
fracasaron las negociaciones de paz
promovidas, por ell representante
americana, entire Chile y PERT.
Impossible era que esta rep1 blica,
por humillada que Sc encuentre, pu-
desc suscribir las slete concesiones
siguientes que lie fueron exigidas en-
la couferencia de africa.
Ia Cesion d Chile de todo ell te-
rritorio del Peru y Bolivia que Sc
extiende a. Sud del vale de Cana.
rones y al Oeste de la Inca que pro-
.yecta la cordillera que separa al
PERU de Bolivia hasta ell vale de
Chacarilla, y al 0 ste tambien ie
ula Inca que, prolougada desde es.
to puuto, atravesase la frontera ora
gentina, pasando por 81 centro da
lago Accotan.
2. Entrega d Chile por el Peru J
Bolivia juutos la suma de 20 mile
nes de pesos, de ellos cuatro al cor
tado.
81 Devolucion de las propiedadAs
de que han sido despojados enel
Peru y Bolivia varios ciudadan's
chilenos.
4. Devclucion del transporte Fl
mac.
g. Derogscion del tratado secr'to
hecho ertre ell PERI y Bolivis'en
1873, abandcuando ell proyect. de
confederation entire ambas nacldoes.
g. Retencion por parte de nile
del territorio De Moguegua, 7fcna
y africa oc4pado por las faerzesl Chi
lenas hasta que Sc cumplan lasaIte-
riores condolences
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02

I. Compromise del Peru de no
fortifcar el puerto de africa cuando
SO le devuelva, nj en tempo alguno,
debiendo ser puramente puerto CO.
mercial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02

AL Este de los Cayos de Ambor.
girls, Islas Turcas, ell 9 de diciembro
Sc encontr6, en- una botella que ho-
taba en- ell mar, ell sigliente texto
A bordo del Vile de NarsesNe
nos hallabimos ell 16 de agosto de
1880 y 20l millas de Point q Pi-
tre, los i1divfduos siguientes Ju-
lian Diaz de la Vega y Arteaga, F.
Cherlzoia, Juan Jose Cantulcho y
Me6 bic G. NJ. habiendo salido del
puerto de Cldiz ell ldnes 2 de agos-
to de 1880, las seis de la tarde.
P. MARTINEZ.
A la persona que 10 encuentre, su-
plico 10 presente para su publicidad
en- los perio licos de la localidad. "
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Hacerme de ell,
No {; 10 probabl.

Hacerme de ell, )
No /; 10 probabl.
Una anna que pc
Qaiers. mis- inc1%l
Tolerar con 50 dc
UaA esclavs as
Con miedo y ~.
0 alguna que So
Mas que de mi,
7 Ia 2lole, 81 la
Do anna 6 do es,
Q de quien por
Sc digno mi esq
/ Con que nsr.
Que nunca apr
Podre ell coraz,
Y "a educacior(
De modo que !,
De cala cual 1
A re dledar de
La h1miidad {
0 10 despreocul
Que 20 al csss
No, no; que hl
De mi ; que Ii
A donle traza
DE fsIicidad :
AnA>,ser
Me hass
Primero pore
Por 10 cue VI
Sin que al fDs
Respetos que
Va que LIE rob
Mi personal Ys
Por tautos
Do 10 que "
Lsjos cie eliar
Que 20 en- sus
Para seryirla
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susER CApDEvrr.A.

e hombre contra dos. e ps
dor C.aRliO dessabA que los kb,.
" tambisn las anajsrss tuvie O.
sola osbszs para cortArla Dc
Suner qnssierA qae los reyes
IRA 50 refIn lieran on uno pa
con ellos de M solo golpe.
pero no 10 cream uste les; .es "a
incapsz de matar un mosquito.
Tlsne una pesa1ills constante ]
los reyes y Ia tisis. PssAdiIlA de
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len LAS INDIAS!i
vlrA PRAcT.cA DEL EsPANoL EN- AMERICA
POR
DON MANUEL PEREZ OIAZ.
{ CoSrNUAoIoN.
Si su trafco trastorna
lqnier acordante, ahi
lie deeir que su ere Ito
ina va conseguir
n,odra rehabilitarse,
rnian lo fo nast2 ALI
~ta "Un camino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02

'os ErySs y ft tisls. fesAuflia a
s., T0REEo.
Dicsl que 50 gssta trscs duros
morzAr: 20 40 10 hs visto, nj {
porque no po1ria contsnerns y !,
upas cusntss atrooidades.
R0Iliz0, colorsd0ts, nsfm
que no ha pensado nunca
pebsado on ser president
Qreso.
Como Dsm6stenes, tie'
pronuociscion que POI
ocultAndoss en- un barril,
slgunos pensscos en- ls
prefsrs metsrse en- ella
sion, una libra de csram
honess.
BARzAyAIdT
Ua solo hombre par
ciss y dos coches.
CASDAU IN
Dos55 scmbras de NJ
como Jos senores GA
del YalIei 10 son de
naje.'s
Candau es un Grad.
aes passran a la pos
psrabuudantemented
Msriscal tieue @
langosta. "G1errs
y q Ia t sis, "-deci'
her y Capisvils. +"
-hs dicho Blsnq
Mariscal ha sido
declarado guerraf
terra, snti6ndass
10 al animslucho
Sue oratoris G
mfmies. Para
tiens sutilss
des del maul
cion al dicht
mano derecl
to. Para 6b
terra y la mr
lCandaus
mdtusmeutt
arrGstran IL
prensa. Sc
literario, pa
|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02

UuSr 20 habla, tiel
del Congreso y al dia
componerlas. Dssdc
de DIR perfectamsnts !
Congreso. La may
causa del estampido
y Castillo.
Tiene alguna semt
asl en- 81 ftsico COMO
de su discurso ; pert
titucicnal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02

Un catecismo del p.
gula yque fusrts este
Sc ocupsba On cazar m
no sc ha de ocupar ell S
do mucho menos que {
tar chincss No 10 E
que nos tiene ritos
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-03-17
] remain your affectionate
Ovid Grandmother,
A Drove Of Irish Bulls.

The following was written three-quarters of a
century ago, by Sir Boyle Roche, a member OF
the Irish Parliament. The letter was addressed
to friend in London, and it is old enough to be
new to nine ont of ten readers:
s'MY DEAR SIR: Having now n little peace
and quietncss, i sit down and inform you of the
dreadful hustle and confusion are all in from
those blood-thirsty rebels, most of whom are,
thank God, killed and dispersed. We are in a
pretty mess; can get nothing TO eat nor any
wine to drink, except whiskey; and when we sit
down TO dinner, We are Obliged to keep both
hads armed. While / write this, hold a sword
in each hand and pistol in the other
al concluded from the beginning that this
would be the end of it, and / see was right; for
ii is not half over yet. At present. there Is snch
goings ON that everything is ut a stand still. /
should have answered Your letter fortnight
ago, but did not receive il until this morning
Indeed, scarce n mail arrives without being rob
bed. No longer ago than yesterday, the coach
with the mail from Dublin was robbed near this
town. The bags had been left behind, for fear
of accident, and by good luck there was nobody
in it but two outside passengers, who had moth
ing for the thieves to take. Last Tuesday, no.
tice given that gang Of rebels was advanc-
ing here under the French standard. but they
had no colors, nor any drums except bagpipes.
'.Immediaely every man in the place, including
men, women and children, ran ont to meet them.
We found our force much too little; we
were too near to think of retreating. Death was
in every face; but at it we went, and began to
be all alive again. Fortunately the rebels had
no guns but pistols and pixies, and we had
plenty of muskets and ammunition, we put them
all to the sword. Not soul of them escaped,
except some that were drowned in the adjacent
boys, and in n very short time nothing was heard
but silence. Their uniforms were all different
colors, but mostly green. After the action, we
went to rumage 4 sort Of camp which they had
left behind them. All we found was n few pixies
without heads, parcel of empty bottles of wa
ter and n bundle of French commissions filled
with Irish Names Troops are now stationed all
around the country, which exactly squares with
my ideas. l have only time to add that am in
a great hurry.
sP. S.-If You do not receive this, of course il
must have miscarried; therefore beg you will
write and let me know
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-03-17
Will Corn Go un OR Down

1t is now admitted by all who have taken
pains TO post themselves, that the corn crop of
1880 falls far below that of the year 1879. The
Iora Homestead says on this subject:
iowa, Texas and Nebraska had large corn
crops, while Illinois, Indiana, Missouri and Kan
sas, together with most of the Eastern and
Southern States, had light crops. 1t is now sta
ted that there were, in the aggregate, 100000
acres less in corn, during the past year, than
was at first estimated.
The demands ON our corn crop have never been
so heavy before as in the year Just closed. The
winter has been one of unusual length and Sc
verify, from Maine TO California. In all of the
Western States fully twenty-five per cent more
corn has been fed TO cattle than in ordinary win
tiers. The hay crop was short, aud the delicicn-
cy has been made good from the corn. Hogs
have been bringing good price, and that fact
has stimulated the production of heavy and
well-fattened hogs. The starch and glucose fac
tories, and distillers, have consumed an immense
amount, while hundreds of thousands of bushels
have been used for fuel in States of Iowa and
Nebraska, and Dakota Territory. In addition
to the fact that there has been an unusual con-
sumption of corn during the last months of l5SO,
and the winter of 1881, we must take into con-
sideration another fact, viz: that thousands of
acres of corn are now standing ont in the fields,
ungathered, not only in Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa,
and Minuesota-but in many of the Southern
States
ice, cattle, and prairie chickens, will be large
item, reducing the quality as well the guam
tity of the yield.
We may safely conclude that corn must adj
vance in price. Whoever has a good crib of
dry, sound corn, may reasonably expect to get a
better price for it than the present quotations,
before another crop is raised.-Spirit Of Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-03-17
Rules for Winter.

Never lean with the back against anything
that is cold. Never begin a journey until the
breakfast has been eaten. Never take warm
drinks and then Immediately 20 out in the cold
air. Keep the baek-especially between the
shoulder blades-well covered; also the chest
well protected. In sleeping in n cold room, es-
tablish the habit of breathing through the nose,
and never with the mouth open. Never 90 to
bed with cold or damp feet; always toast them
by fire ten or fifteen minutes before going to
bed. Never omit regular bathing, for unless the
skin is in active condition, the cold will close
the pores and favor congestion or other Diseases
After exercise of any kind, never ride in an open
carriage or near the window of ear for a mo-
ment; it is dangerous to health and even to life
When hoarse, speak as little as possible until it
is recovered from, else the voice may be perma-
nently lost, OF difficulties of the throat be pro-
duced. Merely warm the back by a fire, and
never continue keeping the back exposed to heat
after it has become comfortably warm. To do
otherwise is facilitating. When going from a
warm atmosphere into a colder one, keep the
mouth closed, so that the air may be warmed by
its passage through the nose, ere 1t reaches the
lungs. Never stand still in cold weather. espe-
cally after having taken a slight degree of exer-
else; and always avoid standing on ice or snow,
or where the person is exposed To a cold wind.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-03-17
Irish Wit.

A jealous divine in this city unfortunately en-
eountered, last Sunday, detachment of Harris
brigade of .'pick-it" guards, busily at work on
the Streets and sternly accOsted the bullet-head-
ed representative of the green isle nearest him
with:
"What are you doing this for,'
''Three dollars day, sur promptly responded
Pat.
''You might be better employed on day like
this
"Thrne for You, sur; an I'd be glad of a job
that 'ud pay betther."
''Ah, my friend,D said the shepherd; "you
should raise your eyes to higher things to-day"
as it raisin' me eyes I'd be wild the pick in me
fsti Begorra, ! thried that yesterday, and druv
me pick through Tim. DOnovan's big toe, there.
He tux me n lick wild shovel, and there wOr as
fine fight as yed see this side of COnnaught, in
foive minutes"
"But,D persisted the good man, ado you not
ever feel prompted to do betteri do you not ever
feel an inward spirit"
"Spiriti In me inwardsl Divil n drop the
day, and the mouth of me dhry lime-killn !"
"Ahi no, my friend, It's that spirit which de-
stroys"
''Shure, / know it, it destroys thirst, and if
yer afther tippn the price of a couple o. glass
es," said Pat, with sly twinkle, 'to drink yer
'anners health, why"
"NO, my health is well enough; but can You
be not persuaded to give up work for this day 7"
"Shure it's as aisy a eat drinkn' crane for
your amer to make me do that yerself"
"lndead, then let my powers of persuasion-'
"Oh, bother yer powers of persuasion! If yen
put three dollars in the fist Of me, sure I'll drap
me pick to-day entirely, and here's Tim Grady,
the blaekguard, been waitn' a substitoot half
the mornin', and will take me place"
The good man didn't exactly il in this
light; but the boss of the gang, observing that
Pats pick was idle, sent some sulphurous expIe-
tiyes in that direction, which put it in such live
ly motion that his gucstOner was compelled to
withdraw outside them and the circle of splashes
and and ice splinters that Immediately surrond-
ed the scene of operations.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-03-17
The Barney Stone.

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