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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19
"Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives.
G. RICHARDS,
0President nro ten1. of the Senate. !,

president pro tenn. of the Senate"
There may be individuals who are able
to fathom exactly the meaning of this
law without much trouble. But they are
not common. The law has not been inn
proved by it's amendments, certainly not
in wording and in punctuation.
AS nearly as the meaning may be fish.
ed out, teacher in city school who
has a certificate for five or ten years, may
have it renewed without re-examination
under certain conditions. If her Certi6.
cate for five or ten years was given her
partly on account of consecutive years
of teaching and experience" when the
Board of Examiners may, ifIit chooses to
do 80, renew her certificate without re-
examination. But it must be stated in
the former certificate that it was granted
partly on account of experience in
teaching.
Teachers in cities and villages having
not less than $500 inhabitants may have
their certificates aenewed without re-ex-
animation, if they have the qualifCa.
tisns above mentioned. But country
sohool-teachers seem to be entirely cut
off from the benefits of the law, They
are the ones who have the hardest time.
In out.of-the.way counties they must Of
ten travel distance of fifteen q twenty
five miles by private conveyance to be
examined. Why should country teach
ers be Disseminated against? As it is
already, the industrious, energetic and
ambitious country pedagogue generally
succeeds into city schools, leaving coun-
try districts bare Of the best teachers,
Why should Ohio Legislators try to make
country schoolteaChiDg still more dis
tasteful 1t passes human understand
ing to tell why Legislature can never
do a good thing out-and-out while they
are about it.-Cjn. Commercial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19
LITERARY l'orHs FROM scR1BNER's MONTHLY.

LITERARY t'oTEs FROM sCRIBNER's MONTHLY.
Mr.. Howellg, in retigning the editorship Of "The
Atlantic" evidently means to carry out his plan
Of deVoting himself Msiduously to authorship
He has just put the last touches to "a Fearful
Responsibility" which, although covering as
many as AZ Of Scribner's pages,will be given COM
plete In two numbers Of the magazine, namely,
those for June and July. The scene Of this story
is laid In Venice. MT HoWells is now said to be
busily employed upon longer serial story for
scribner'S Monthly, and has In contemplation
other literary enterprises whose scope has not yet
been announced.
Colonel Warnings second paper on 1.-THE SAM.
tary Condition Of New York." will appear In the
June number of soribner. 1t is said that the
author goes into every detail Of the subject and
grapples iearessly with the most difficult parts Of
the problem. His recommendations, II carried
out In their integ ity would, he believes, ConBti.
tute "a complete remedy for all the remediable
sanitary evils Of the city Of New York, 80 far as
they relate to Its SOIL Its Streets Its houses or Its
water supply. They involve nothing that is i'm.
practicable, Of improbable value, Of uncertain
effect, or of undue cost"
The Boston Traveller says: 1--WE believe we may
Justly say that, considering the timelness Of its
articles, Its high literary merit and Its artistic
features, the May number Of sCribner's Monthly
is probably the finest Of any illustrated magazine
ever nublished"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19
81 DON'T WANT THAT STIFF"

Is what a lady Of Boston said to her husband
when he brought home some medicine to cure
her Of sick headache and neuralgia which had
made her miserable for fourteen years. At the
first attack thereafter, 1t was administered to her
with such good results that she continued Its use
until cured and was SO enthusiastic in Its praise,
that she induced twenty-five Of the best families
in her circle to adopt 1t as their regular family
medicine, That stuff" is Hop Bitters.-Stdnd.
ard naYl9.OW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19
HOW SIZE SAVED MONEY.

"For nearly six years my daughter was most Of
the time on sick.bed from kidney and other
disorder peculiar to women, We had used up
our savings on doctors and prescriptions without
my benefit. Our dominic advised us to try Park
er's Ginger Tonic, and four bottles effected mar.
velOus cure, AS II has been our medicine since,
and dollars worth has kept our family wei
over year, we have been able to lay by little
money a gain for rainy daY."-A Poor Mans
Wife. ma6,gm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19

In regard to the Chinese question, it
is fact, singular as it may seem, that
the Morey letter expressed the very
views proclaimed and voted for by Gar
field in Congress. The author of the
letter has not yet been found, and the
publisher of the paper called TRUTH where
it first appeared, is not to be prosecuted
after all
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19
QUICK AND SURE.

Many miserable people drag themselves weSrl'
" about from day to day, not knowing what aila
them but with failing strength and spirits feel
ing all the time that they are steadily sinking in'
Parker's Ginger Tonic, they would hnd cure
commencing from the first dose, and vitality,
stFength and cheeriulnegs quickly and surely
coming back to them, with restoration to perfect
health. See advertising column. .-IFtbNae. n R
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19
TRAINs aoINa NoBTEs
All trains daily, IgaadaE.o lex SszCcptod)

=" M UON NNUTIUNbT
AT Cleveland with fast trains for the Fast, Al
so with Cleveland and Detroit Daily Line o.
Steamers
AT Eiyrla with L, 3. & NJ, 3, Ry Tor SanduHky
Toledo Detroit, Chicago, 30.
At Grafton with o. d, b. d /. Ry. for IadiAnSpo'
lis, at. Louis and the West.
At Russell with N. Y. P. & o. R. R, formerly A.
d g. " for Akron, Ashland, Mansfield, &c.
, b, At warwick with O. Mt v. o U, ky, for MT Yer
AtMsssiiion With P. y. W. d O. BY. for Canton,
Pittsburgh, Wooster &C.
At Canal Dover with M. h O. R'y, (foTmeTly NJ,
p. a .! BY, for Cambridge, Aasaillon and Park
AZ UrichVville with p. G. Il st. L. Ry, for steu-
benville, Coshocton, Zaynesville, DO.
At Wheeling with Railroads diverging. Also
with Ohio River Steamers
OSCAR TOWNSEND, VIM. Il. lKOUT,
Gen'l Manager o.. Gen. Fright TiCbet q Agt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19
miscellaneous
THE NEW LAW CONCERNING
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

Teachers will be glad to know that the
Richards bill, abolishing to some extent
the constant re.examination for certif.
Gates, was passed by the Legislature final.
ly. 1t took effect from the Gate of its
passage, and is now, therefore, the law.
True, it has been doctored till its mean.
ing is hard to get at, Lawmakers, like
artists, usually touch and retouCh their
work till they paint out the best part.
But such as it got to be finally, under
the retouChing process, the bill passed,
Here 1t is:
SECTION /. Be ii enacted By The General
Assembly of The Stute Of Ohio, That Sec.
ton 4081 of the Revised Statutes, as
amended February IL, 1880, and Section
1854 of the Revised Statutes of Ohio, be
amended 30 as to read as follows:
SECTION 40Sl. That each person who
applies to the Board for examination
shall pay to the Clerk a fee of 30 cents.
The Board may grant certificates for one,
two, three, five, and ten years, which
shall be signed by the President and at.
tested by the Clerk, and shall be valid
within the district wherein they were is-
sued, and such certificates issued for FIVE
and ten years, if in part on account OF
consecutive years of teaching and exper"
ienCe, which shall be 80 stated in the
certificate, shall be renewable without
re.examination, at the discretion of the
examining Board, and on the production
of satisfactory evidence that person to
whom certificate has been issued is in
sufficient, or guilty of immoral or inn
proper conduct, the Board may revoks
the certificate and discharge such person
from employment as teacher in the dis.
triCt; but such teacher shall be entitled
to pay for services to the time of such
discharge, and the word teacher shall be
held to include the Superintendent oi
Schools.
SECTION 1854. The provision of this
chapter relating to Boards of Examiners
for city districts of the first class shall
be applicable to such Boards for city dis.
triCts of the second class, and village dis
triCts having population OF noi less
than twenty five hundred, except that
such Boards shall consist Of three mem.
bers, and except, also, that the Examin.
ers' fees shall be disposed Of, and state.
ments filed with County Auditors, as
provided in Section 4072, in all such dis,
tricts not covered by the provisions Of
Section 4099.
SECTION 2. That Section 4081 of the
Revised Statutes, as amended by an act
to amend Section 40S1, passed February
12, 1880, and Section 4084 of the Revised
Statutes of Ohio be and the same are
hereby repealed, and this act shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
"THos. A. CoWGILL.
Speaker of the House of Representa-
kiuaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19
Railroads.

A II1ANcE 6 LAKE ERIE RAILROAD
No,a Condensed Time Schedule. No g.
To take Effect March l, 1881.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19

Temporary Freight and Passenger Station fer
Canton, on Eighth street, near the Rank Bros
FIGURING Mill.
NLEVELAND, MT VERNON q DELAWARE
u RAILROAD.
Time Card.-In Effect June %. 1879.
GOING NORTH.
80 No, III No, /, No. g. No. 10.
STATIONS Accom-. Accom-. Exprss Mixed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19

TRAINS TRAINS
Come SOUTH. NAMES GONE MOTH.
No.4. No. sEAEiess. !aS.@ .a6css MOL No !. Noa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19

IHhlnB MOB, D, KIU II IUI7 'AUlRy =
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. l, 2, q
ana l2, between Cincinnati and New York dRiy. .
sleeping Coach ON No. and 12 between Cincinnati
and Boston daily, via Albany. ,,-,-.
Hotel coach on trains and between OhlcsRo
and New York daily, via Mansfield.
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburgh, ,tt wayne
a. Ghicaho Railroad; at Akron with the Valley II r
at Ravenna with the Cleveland q Pittsburgh u II,
al Meadville and Cory for OIL Reglonsi at James
town for Buffalo and Niagara Falls; at Salamanca
for Rochester; and at Binghamton for Albany and
Close connections at Cincinnati with trAinu 70
the South and West.
W. B. sHATTUC, GeneralI Passenger and Ticket
p. 3, COOPER General Superintendent, Cleye;
land q, - 1 '1-'' = -, - 80, ,...' E
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19

sf NV. ID 'H u, r. MYERS,
Cen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent
THE OLEVELAND, -TUsOARAWA3 YALLSE
-.--n AND WHEELLN9 RAILWAY,
In efect Sept 27th $780, and until further notice.
TRAINs GOING 9OUTH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-19

Expr's Expr's Freig't Coal,
No. l. No. 3. No. 8. No. Z.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-25
MONETARY MATTERS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Wall Street Transaetions-Ths --latest Quotations
In Stocks and BOnds-NeW York and Bal.
timOre Produce Markets-LOndon
and Paris Money Markets.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with open
ing highest lowest, and closing quotations, fur
niShed By the banking house of H D. Cooke, IT,, Co..
i429 street, Washington, D. c.:
The market to-day has been very similar to that of
yesterday almost the entire list closing decidedly
of" though higher than yesterday. The decline is
from z 10 ca per cent Nashville and Chattanooga
which dropped so heavily yesterday, continued its
downward move to-day having closed 81 per cent
SeoW opening The exceptions to the general decline
are fractional advances in c. C. e l. c. Delaware and
Hudson, Iron Mountain, Jersey Central, Ohio and
mississippi, and Wabash and advance of per cent
IN Northern Pacific common. The earnings of this
road for the week ending March 81 ID miles Ufroad
were sac which makes increase of s7.7iI (ssme
Inueage). To-day the Stock Exchange has added to
Its list SO 00G0 stock, SC 600 600 per cent first mort
bonds of the New York and New England Railroad
Company. This company is a reorganization of the
old Boston, Hartford and Erie
The Supreme Court has given decision in favor of
the Rock Island Company in the suit to decide whether
the company, under the act of Congress of May u.s.
1885, acquired valid title TO the lands within the old m
tee-Inile limits of the Mississippi and Missouri Rail-
road Company, but which were left outside OF the
rev iwentymle limit by change of location of tie
old line, made by the present company under OF
Congress of June 1864 aendatory of the act of May
l5 1856 Subscriptions 10 the second 600 stock of
the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company were
opened at the conpany's Office on Monday. The pur-
pose of this issue of stock is TO furnish money the
completion of the cOmpany's railroad lines in Oregon.
1t is proposed TO complete this year about miles of
road
Money in free demand al per cent. for call loans
and to per cent for time loans. Il fortunate
thing for bulls both yesterday and to-day that there
stringency in the money market. IF there had
been, there would have been splendid opportunity
for panic.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-25
DISTRICT COURTS,

T,-srIEI I.E NE COURT OF THE DIsrEICT-IyBIEF
,Tn 1 Z FIR AND JUSTICES WYIIE HAGSER
H. AAE2s-A0TriSOn VS.. Shuster: arg1Imenf en-
q al ~ S Stse submitted. BARLEY ct al vs. Adams
q. nj ~ II " C9VRT-JUSTICE MACARTHUR.-Ragan
Land mi verdict for plaintiff for POSSESSION of
l5ntI III ~ Ged 70 SOn of the defendant and costs
o4 hearing. ''oiii'C I'sallFoad company;
aJelttTGan1 COURT-JUSTICR WYIIF-Msfthay-s y-s
arna~ leStimonY ordered to be taken before FIT
ig 0TliSr ' N OIiFer ChOwler w. Davis; restran-
Vs. RsdIaS 1a44ItEl, returnahe April s. 1881 ReCden
lake ff 49, t-AStiiner Fillmore Beall ordered 10
and & : HI bauef VS.. Tschifely; John IT Given
panEnf executors, admitted as parties com
-,,iri belllhger vs. Preston ct al: I1rO c0nfssso
nrfa-sS IAN defendants Lee vs. Lee. taStiTnOny-
Card ~ oF t46Gn before Examiner Jobn a CIaTl-S
pan IIr ~ on hearing on restraining order Dost-
r1niesS0 - lL 3 1871. Douglass vs. Douglass: pro
Proof E 1'u reference TO John E AicNaily TO take
rtSrgipin%o 49, Vs. l'erhart Injunction denied and
'is Order discharged.
So ASSIGNMENTS FoR TO-DAY.
and IufS OF the DiStrict-Chief Justice Cartter
;alia; PM, tldslleT ana Jamts-NO g. Citizens Ma.
No 81 So -. Cailan: No. g. Phillips VS. Carney
No 81 yiIll vs. Strait: No. 8S CahiIl Us CabiiI !.
Sai11a pbCans ": Estate of Langley: M "a IN re-
jrrggoi cry h&9eas corpus; No Il Brereioit ~ W
y Pe1UISs ~; - " right vs.. Walker No ID Barber
laSjfra.ca T9o 'ndN LgS Bank; No. 10 Charter OnL-
CfrTIir e oLhiany vs. Hoslner. NN
States " SIggrt-iuStice MacArthur-No aO7 Jrp;ra6
No Ia L Gums ct al; No. Us Male VS. Fannce:
Railroad TTsm1,i,lrey VS.. Baltimore and Potomac
Ereh; No OI I59 I' ty; 40. 15S. Nell VS.. Hen
franklin o Iu; No. 2g9, Gibbs. odministrafor VS.
" Sslfnr ., ~ 3lce Company: No Is Rro,yr Of al
sD1i - e a.; No 24S Brown et nj vs. SoIfa q, a. 81
NO n, Norton vs. Godfrey
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-25
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BaItimore ErneraI gI,rxet.


BALTIMoRE, March 2L-Cotton dull: middling
I05lc. Flour firm; Howard street and Western super
50 25@4OG do extra 81 25g5 co. do family, S. 25@S 5
City Mills super 80 254 co. do extra, 81 2a5 co. do
family, S. 25@6 80; do Rio brands, Sc .; Patapsco
family, 81 co. Wheat - Southern higher and firm;
Western easier, closing firm; Southern red, 81 20@
23 do amber 81 2i91 3: No. 2 Western winter red,
spot and March, 81 2991 20Is; April, 81 20S@1 2O:
May, 81 2osI 2o4; June, 81 1901 19. COrn-South-
ern shade easier Western lower, closing rn South
ern white 57c: do yellow. SIC Western xed spot and
March. 6l4g565Ec; April, 554@55c; May, 5iG5I3Sc;
steamer, SIC. Oats easier Western white, 46Gfc; do
mixed, 4S@Hc; Pennsylvania, 45946c Rye firm at
81 10. Hay, prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land SIS GOG20 90 per ton Provisions steady; mess
pork-old So 0 new, Sic 90; bulk meats-oOse Shout
deTs and clear rib sides, none offering; do packed, so
GSIsc; Inconsistencies, SIC; clear RIB sides. eAc
hams, HAZE. Lard-retined, lie Butter quiet;
prime TO choice Western packed, 1SG2c: roll lsg22c
Eggs higher 100. Petroleum nominal; refined, SC.
Coffee quiet; Rio cRrgoes. ordinary TO fair, l0 l2<c
Sugar firm; SOFT gl4c. Whisky dull at 81 TO- Freghts
to Liverpool per steamer cotton, 3l6 I'D: -four rs
Sd per ton; grain, !e{Gd. RecepJs-lour, 276s bar
relS wheat els bushels: corn, i63 100 bushels oats,
1855 bushels; rye, as bushels Shipments wheat,
$3.50 bushels; Germ, 55.5B bushels. Sales-wheat,
81, 03G bushels; corn, SO bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-25

NEW YORK, March 2I.-CottOn quiet; sales, 3O3
bales uplands 1876 middling Orleans lie; consoli-
dated net receipts, 1858 bales; exports-Great Brit
ain sos bales; the Continent 1921 bales. Flour
dull; common TO fair extra, 81 1895 2O good to choice
do S. 25@7 .. Wheat 1G115c lower; very heavy;
moderate business ungraded spring, 81 06ls. Corn
heavy and Is@2!c lower, and dull; ungraded, 57zl@
COlsc. Oats heavy and 14@isc lower: No. 3, $40
He Hops quiet yearIings, I291Sc. Coffee quiet Rio
Cargoes 1Ol3c; job lots, 10G1c. Sugar in better de-
maiid and firm; Cuba &c; Peruambuco, SIC; fair 10
good refining, 7I;(975sc prime, &c; refined higher
and in good demand standard 4, SEC. MOlasSes quiet
and ln refined, 3lg9c; Porto Rico, 3650c; English
Island 3ja3Sc New Orleans 3DG55c. Rice steady and
in good demand. ROsin steady at 81 S09l So Turpen-
fleece, @5Gt ISc; pulled, 2IG45c1 unwashed, l4GSsc:
Texas, I4'G35C. Pork DALI old, Sl4 50(1l5 0G new,
So SSGIlG OO nddles dull ana nominal; long clear
i-IGGsc short clear. Lard feveriSn and unset
lied 81 $40 90 Fret ghJs firm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-25
CAT CALLS.

y sporting-man has named his horse
rr,ot, because he is a great goer
THE lo0r we have with you always"
H., the rich 20 away in summer time.
cloves are worn very long now-by
-.-,fs no cannot afford to buy new ones.
A Kentucky company lnsures
,r7i.z but declines to take fire risks Oh the con-
- Are YOU wall-fiower?" he asked,
.,5 she repiicd: "No. am q wall, sir" Then
G.ey Waited.
Weather prophecy: When you see
80, rats Oh the wo0ds!iel looking each other III the
,9g and waving their tails, it is sign of squall.
-Ifyou should hint toa man that small
ami. existed On the top of his head he would
r.lablv be aIigry but most every man has a part
ridge there for AL thai.
Remember who you are talking to,
-" said an indignant parent TO fractions boy;
7oro vour father" Well whose TO blame for
rbgtgi said the Young impeTtinence, faint me-
"A bright little three-year-old, while
mother YVES trying 70 get her 10 sleep, became
5.r.ted in some outside noise. She was told that
. Iras c.1Issd bv 4 cricket, when she Sagely OBJ
..rFed: Mamma l think he ought TO be oiled
The Wheeling Register gives an ac-
c,rnt of q woman who had laudanumed herself
in the Eighth ward" We don't think we ever
7,f3 4 verb that we we're so taken with at first
sight There is something very winning about L
landanUm. Thau IGudanumest, He laudanums,
Ne iaUdanum, You Iaudinum, They laudanum.
q for one hour OF Richard Grant White Albany
T..7UfI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Oh motion Of Hon. William NJ Evarts, Washington
-, euurlck, Of Chicago, Ill, was admitted to prac-
~, 10 P 5 Thomas 4 Ray ct al, appellants, vs. Heze-
SI -i ilfiG,lcebush and Roman Kuhn. On motion of
own IliOre be dismissed, each party paying their
NO No - Inc s. Louis Smelling and Refining Com
I'm vL tan'!ii IN error ". Thomas Kemp and Will
M. - 90. Ihe 81 Louis Smelling and Refining Com
-, llsiilI IN error, vs. Sarah Ray ct al. Argyt-
II .i5Iiti 10y Mr. u. N. Patterson for defendant
IN e-oI IN 10 ~, by Rr. F. p Cuppy for defendant
Tor "a e. go aud concluded by Mr.. ". H Smith
A4oQrned unit! to-day ct twelve O'clock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-25
REAL ESTATE,
'"a official Transfer. or vo.,o,,
ReenrsIcd

sAtfS Oh ESStprgsey IL
Recorded.
lion. IN / Olnstead presents the following ,rapsac
ported - "a estate in the District YESTERDAY rs ra-
'--' "y me Recorder Of Deeds:
On n, CITY PROPERTY,
tenth S,r oe Steet, between Sixteenth, and sa,-or
ilghCs b - MgSt: part OF sublot e I've, ~ fet :
20 I'd. 4 49, 10 4eS}, square I7y: James niJIard
C,-~lG; h0Dlinai "a NeWhan 70 Judy Ann
gfl0; t,yi, street west, near street north mart
Monkey Ia AJrr- oy ~ feet, square 2Ss: FniIr A
On street IN 49,. J. Dent nominal. a.
.o - Ng yy a. I'm "a near Thirteenth street west sinh
10 Richard $50, square ~; Eugene s. RiIgyvay
Iis's wi sI,Io' between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
sllts & Eiv :sr,"tbl - by 50 feeD, saI:sre iai.
SSi5l 81 ~ I'll al, trustees. to Louis q HOME:
Streets w .-yet E2gth, between SIKH and co,,o,.,
Square Az. sGOoi 81 ~ feet iri ~ ~ ,26Eenth
On N, lIusil, nominal i''' H. 1000 70 James II.
9l . 80 . " H';eh FIRST aud Second str.ats ,
nIrH1ir CIiarirs ~ square SID; John n Arms
On u street 49,, - t. j)n isnis. 500 = AIhlS'
SLd IL i.i r near Canal srrcri ,,t ~ H.
soy Fowler m Lis-s Sy 81 ICei) sa,rc go. fII
p VI. PelIis,.j,...a:3 Ann burgess S5,Fl '
1olrtceHtb' 'llt' iii'nue between M, -,
e' iy tlefi FAST: lots Il and X - M f ,'ii ~
oonhdg4! tv ~ a4'iars los also Mi az & rec IL "
s'ueS py,,,,; SA i|HIli;, Cpor;, Nd 4i, NJ:
Urge = iYiS 10 a,,j ~ 10 ~ ir'it;Ch!
''k e al S2 70 CAROLINE T. EaInr ISL. ?eS a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-25
CAT POETRY.
gy BoRGE R. GUFFUM.
5,o sna-nnw caught;

-. me day a sparrow caught;
= sT,out TO eat her up, ,,.,o,
.$ aVDT' cried the sparrow; gentlemen
cI6prId wash before they sup.
--i,o@jkin pausUd; to be presumed
q ~ fine was rather nice. , ,,,o r;r5
70 follow her advice.
"a rr .j( Pussy. III a rage: ,,,
"a tbat's yojuc game! But I'll be wise
=, FIItIIrc. I'll engage!
ri - I,nycT wusl; before cat
p ~ ~ fer" Which is still
a.sI,jon that the cats kecpup,
= md doubtless, always will.
~ .hc snow, the beautiful SHOW.
IRA wr,ipping The earth like an ermine mat,
s.'a,,t md rigid it lies below
. Tho no froreE form Of my neighoors cat.
,-,,-or soai in fo,la the moOnlit fence
Ne .I'aIi It. Sad note call TO Mariar-O;
- H. nj iss fled 10 The unknown hence.
kVt -. irs VnIro is hushed in the beautiful SNOW.