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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GEsERALT ERM-CH CART
TER AID JUSTICES MACARTHUR, HAGSER, AND
TO dscon,inne suit overruled. In the matter
OF j, II. Walker, habons cOrpts appeal dis
missed. Wheeler Smith motion to dismiss made
BY 4, a. Brney. Harding VS.. Mclaughlin; dismissed
for failure To print. Freedmnn's savings and Trust
Company vs. Holden; Judgment below affirmed
Bggins VS.. McBlaiT; decree below~aflirned Wise
vs.. Sigourney; record read. Assignments for to-day
Main VS.. Hall, Hinton VS., Hinton, Chrstlancy VS.
Christiancy, Naior w. Conley Seldne vs. Kaufman,
Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.. Grant, Peters
vs.. Sutcr, Cooke vs, Dainese.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-United States VS.. +. :. Brady
ct AL ball fixed nnd given. District OF Columbia W.
George Price crnelty to animals guilty District
W. Susan Keith. unlicensed bar; urfeitu set aside.
District vs. John D3rieu, unlicensed bar post on ~
for two weeks. District vs.. Robert c. oltZnnn uil-
licensed bar: this case attracted attention be-
cause OF the fact that the alleged bar kent
Potomac afier argument by Mr.. Riddle for the Gov
ernment and by Mr.. Taygart for the defendant The
Jury returned verlct of guilty; appeal noted Dis
irGt VS.. Miles Gibbons, cruelty 10 AMI mails; verdict
guilty; sentenced to pay fine of so District VS.
Nj. GrRney, cruelty TO animals; verdict guilty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
nai,,morr General Market.


BALTIMORE, oct. 6-Cotton quiet; mddllng iia69
llkc. Flour steady and quiet: Howard street and
Western superhne. s. j0d6 80: do extra 60 1907 81
do mmily, s. ipds ~ City Mills supernne ti 5O6IG 9S
DO extra, y SOai ~ do family, s. 2igs 50; do Rio
brands - OodS -; PataIscO family, Is -. Wheat
southern shade nrmer and quiet Western easter,
closing firm; Southern red ~ isn ~ do amber. a. 81
@l e. No. Maryland, 81 5R No. . Western winter
red spot and October, ~ 50.; November, 81 5ld Ii
December 81 1901 s'i Corn-Southern lower West
orn lower. closing steady; Southern white e0dsic do
yellow sc; Western mixed spot ana october, 1870
Niohc; November, 1dl i6p1 Oats Irregular and easier;
southern, 5Q5c; Western white. 6it sc: do mis- ed
Dc; pennsylvania, 5lko52c. Rye quiet ut u H. Hay
quiet aud easy; prime TO choice Pcnnsy ivania and
Ma1ylAnd Si9@ei Provisions steady mess pork.
~ 15f bulk mcats-shouldcrs aud clear rim sides,
packed, nY9lisc; bacnn-shoudeTs, i0,sc; clear rib
sides, i2,kc; haNis. i5MjAC; ard--new higher; re-
refined, l3'ic. Bitter firm; Western grass I5st 25c.
Eggs easier at t0tlsc. Petroleum nominal refined.
,Ao CoiIeequlct; Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair 10
llAc. Sugar strong; A son. tnidc. Whisky firm at
l9s@i ~ Frcighls 10 Liverpool per steamer NOM
mai cotton @6s1 I'D: flour, - per barrel grain 30
Sad Rccelpts-Flonr, lgl barrels wheat, 900 BUSH
els corn, $50 bushels oats, 5,igi bushels rye. 81
bushels Shpmcnis-W Wheat, none; corn, Isy bushels.
sales-Whea Ge29O0 bushels; corn, i,lG2 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
A BAPTIST DIVINE
Tells n Few Plain Truihs About cx-sen.
ntor ConIslinr.

Tells Few Plain Truihs About cx-Sen-
ntor ConLiinr.
Rev. DIR. Justin ID. Fulton, d. d., of
Brooklyn, ono OF the most distinguished divines
ofthe Baptist faith, writes highly interesting let
ter 10 the New York Sun relative to the outrageous
falsehoods INDUCED in by minister OF his same
NTH against Senator Conklng alta Baptist meet
ing few evenings since In New York. He says:
The charge made by the Rev. Wayland Hoyt In
tina Baptist ministers conference concerning the
Hon. Roscoe Conkllng is so unjust and untrue that
/ beg permission TO correct It, First, II is known
that Mr. Conklng does not In any way "incarnate
the spells system" AS Mr.. Garfield said to him
and said about him, Mr.. Conkling was the one
Senator that did not ask any favors. The
night they were together, us Mr.. Conkling
was going home, Mr.. Garfield said;
"Mr. Senator, you have not referred to appoint
ments"
mo, Mr.. President, 1 have not As you did not
ask advice did not volunteer It; though, TO tell
you the truth, my pockets are burdened with pc
utions from the best men In the city of New York,
and should be glad TO unload them"
Mr.. Garfield said "Mr Senator please keep
them two weeks longer. IN the meantime moth
ing will be done concerning the Offices In New
York. At that time shall be glad TO consult with
you relative TO the New York appointments TO be
made. Those already made are believed TO be
satisfactory to you"
This was at twelve o'clock at night The next
day Mr. Robertson was appointed collector instead
Of Merritt, made consul to London. Mr.. Conk.
ling was surprised. Friends hurried to Mr.. Gar
field and told him he had made mistake little
short OF n crime. The joint letter of protest was
written and sent. Mr.. Garfield had been inlu.
enced to pursue the course taken by considera.
tons which seemed to him wise. He said, how
ever " 1 am not infalible. / may have made a
mistake. Ask the two Senators aud Mr. Arthur TO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
KNEW HIM.

Home they brought her sailor lad,
Grown man across the sea,
Tall and broad and black OF beard
Aud hoarse OF voice as he may De
Hand TO shake and mouth to kiss.
Both he offered ere he spoke;
But she said, "what man Ia this
Comes to play n sorry Iokew
Then they praised hlm-calied him smart"
Brightest lad that ever stcpti'
But her son she did not know.
And she neither smiled nor wept.
Rose q nurse OF ninety years,
Set plgeon.nie In sight;
She saw him eat-"iTis he its her,
She knew him-by his appetitel
-Jnsr nuuUtou
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
vance Of i-lGd per rupee.
Ratttpsorc stock Board.
BALriNoRH, Oct. 5.-Virginia skies, consolidated
81; new ten-fortics, 5es bid today.
PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YoRK, Oct. 6-Cottou quiet; sales. sos bales;
uplands II i3iec; Orleans, 70 i-i6c consolidated net
receipts 25 55 bales exports to Great Britain S0e
bales Fiour-Sonthcrn DUH; common to falr extra
a. sj6l7 ~ good TO choice do, 81 5000 on, Wheat
opened H1c lower, closing strong, with about ic OF
the decline recovered: very light export inquiry and
airy nctve trade In options ungraded spring. q ~
e1 -; No Chicago and Milwaukee, 81 4til 4tl,; on.
graded red, II i0f SO; No. do 81 F7 No do 81 SO
di ST. steamer do d fsiti is No red si 5s5; on.
graded white ~ 1't6ni sac No do q So9l 9css No.
edo, IN; steamer No. do q 40: No red, October,
= S2s@l 5lt; Neyember 81 S5lieGl SIS. Corn opened
Ht0hc lower and closed firm, with the decline nearly
recovered; ungraded, 6es7slsc; No g. 5Sq5s,4o;
steamer. 7ic; No 2, EG15sc; No. white, s60Siisc
low mixed slc yellow Southern, &c on dock; white
tied; No ,, f0c Hops IN good demand quiet, and
hrm; yearings l2ft20c Coffee &c lower and fnlrly
active; Rio caigocs, 9limi2Sc Job lots, gA@l3,sc.
Sugar very strong and In good demand; centrifugal,
96 test DC; Porto Rico, s.iec; r TO good refining
SslgsAc refined strong; standard A, gssc. Moltsses
quiet and firm. Rice In good demand and firm; caro-.
lima and Louisiana, 6ifdSc. Resin firm at ~ 5000 IS.
Turpcntlne dull and declining at 52c asked. Wool
quiet and very firm; domestic heece aliiSc pulled,
20nftc; unwashcd, lgd3ic; Texas, i6N33c. Pork n
shade lower and very dul at SO 75eTig SIS; October
md November, so GOeIlg 40 middcs dull and nom.
nal long clear lOsi d0yfc short ceaI ldllfc. long
and short clear lie Lard ~ sl5c lower and u,odef-
ately active closing weak at $40 " t2s OF grade
IL so Erclqhts uuict,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
a very proper Relief

We believe that when man is elected
o Office by the votes OF the Republican party as
Republican, and in performing the duties of said
,iiice he suddenly becomes so extremely meri-
,orous that he receives the entire appreciation of
he Democratic party, that the aforesaid Office
holder is too mean 70 be q Republican aud lust
AeAn enough 10 be "A Democrat. We believe thai
he issues between the two great parties 10 be OF
mch magnitude that II is utterly impossible TO
brm an honorable coalition Of sentiment In
yhort, we believe that a man cannot consistently
belong TO both parties at the same time.
IL BILLINGS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
M-ARRIED.

RICE-McKFE-on Wednesday, October g. by the
Hey; Dr. j. H. Elliott, OF Ascension Church. at the
residence OF the brides parents, DIR. MATTHIAS r.
RICE and Miss LILLIAN b. MCKEE, both OF this
city.
., 1881, by Rev. William Parct, ID. d. JAY STONE of
~ Paul, Mimi, aud Ida II BARRIER, Of Worcester,
Mass. No cards.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
HEALTU rs WEAJTU.

DR, T. Z. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIH TREATMENT.
specific for Hysieria Dizziness, Commissions Ner.
yous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory,
spermatorrhnn, lmpotency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by oYer-exertlon, self
abuse or oyerndulgence which leads TO misery, de.
cav and death One box win cure recent cases bach
box contains one months treatment. One dollar u
box, or six boxes for five dollars. Sent by mail pre-
paid ON receipt Of price We guarantee six boxes 10
cure any case With each ordAr received by us for six
boxes accompanied with five dollars, we viii send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 return tho
money " the treatment does not effect cure. Guar
Antees issued by sToIrr & CROMWELL, $50 Penn,
sylvnnia avenue, WASHINGTON D. C., wholesale and
tention, OcSTThS-ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

LONDON, Oct. Admitted States bonds, Is, il9A. Az
lantic and Great Western hrsis, 5ii do seconds 21i
Erie lS; do seconds O0si New York Central. i45j4;
Illinois Central l3ijf; Pennsylvania, 61i Philadelphia
and Reading S5al; New York, Ontario and Western,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Money again stringent and
loaned up to per cent per annum and u per dlem
the lowest rate being per cent? the closing quotation
was sharp per cent. Exchange weak at i7sA TO 40
for long and 4s1s TO is2Is for short sight. Govern
ments weak and lower extended Us selling Off y. do
IS ", AVS x, and Is y per cent State bonds mOder-
ately active. railroad bonds weak and lower. The
stock market weak ct the opening, and prices
were generally lower Nashville and Chattanooga
being Chicago Burlington and quincy IA, and c. O.
u l. q. per cent OF from yesterdays closing quota
lions. The speculation Immediately took downward
course during the remainder of the day except Mt
rare Intervals when slight recoverles took place. the
tendency was In the direction OF lower prices. The
pressure to sell was very pronounced and was mainly
due to the strlngeucy IN money. The lowest figures
as compared with last nights quotations ranged from
n TO IN per cent the latter In Houston and Texas,
the other shares prominent In the depression being O.
O. @. & l., Reading, St. Louis aud San Francisco pre-.
Quincy Canada Southern. Louisville and Nashville,
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, Denver and
RIO GTande, Kansas and Texas New Jersey Central,
Lake Shore, Northwestern, Ohio and Mississippi and
Texas rallied ~ per cent and some few other stocks
recovered fraction. but the market closed generally
heavy. The sales aggregated b2ily2 shares Including
Canada Southern, 5000 Central Pacific, 1890 Della
Rio qrande, 23eoo Erie, ~ 200 Kansas and Texas 10,
COO Lake Shore, % 100 Louisville and Nashville. Is COO
Michigan Central, 1890 Manhattan Elevated, 1900
Memphis aud Charleston, 900 Missouri Pacific, 1900
York Contral 100 Northern Pacific 1890 Ohio and
Mississippi 2SO0 Ontario and Western, $500 Pacific
Mail, s,6oG heAding l2,loO 81 Paul, 800 81 Paul
and Omaha, 900 Texas Paene, 800 Union Pacific.
slO0 Wabash Pacific, 1880 Western Union, 1000
Chicago Burlington and Quincy, 5,i00 Eastern Ten.
nessee, 5000; Illinois Central, 500.
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The Smith 4 EEGe Manufacturing Co.

LOCK BOX l7O5 BRIDGEPoRT CONN.
Manufacturers OF specalties In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
Padlocks, Sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks, Organ
Locks; The antomatcny made Giant sash Chain, SUI
peror 10 every other and very much cheaper mo
special pulley Tequred) The Smith Il Egge Manuflc-
turing 90, also gives special attention TO Tie lnAkingot
estimates for the cost of the manufacture OF patented
inventions and all the necessary tools, and the manu-
featuring of the on royalty An Communications
treated cOnhdentally. uv2i -S1sIhOm
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Trope[ers' GS,r;oe.
SS1 Tnr omar 1881

II ~ II
PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE =
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL Rail.
SPLENDID scENEIIys MAdNiFidENT EQUIP.
IN EXPECT MAY 10, 1881.
- ner OF sixth and y streets. as follows;
For rltts6urg and The West, 500 a daily, with
daily Win seepns oSrs Rom isrrisSur g' to ON
clnnari 81 Louis, and Chicago $50 p m. daily,
BkITiMoItE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
win PsroF Car 10 wssns snd SO Norn az o
=. ~; daily excerpt Sunday; o. $50 p m. daily ex.
cs' iSSatnrdny with Palace Cars 10 Canandaigna
For wiiIismsport Lock Haven and Elnlra, ntieso
For New York and the Fast 500 1000 n M, 200 1000
and ioi5p. mon Sunday, roo .. M 1000 and ioiS
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a. m.
For Brookiyn New York all through trains conucc.
aiJersey CITY with boais o. Bfooklyn Anpex,"
desbe isrrisge scross New YofS city sly
For phadelpha. SEQ io9o q m, 400 SO io;Vo md
isis p. NJ On Sunday. 300 y. m. $50, iOOo aud
For Rsimorr. 60. SEQ ssS Ioj a. M and 10 tqo,
4;+l, $40 eal, 1900 and lols D m. on sunday, SEQ
For Popes Creek Line, OlO m. and $40 .. m. daily.
For Anhspoiis 10 a. m. and 4;iop. m, daily, except
ALEXANbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
VA, AMP "a, A,htEEkANDRIA AND WASHING
For XiesSndris S,e6, 72o, ss n M, and ii;so ~ M,
so SGS ~ M; So S1o p M mr.: 800 and liS r. M On
For richmond and tile south 100 a M and lilo a. m.
daiiy: and S2 ?; M daily eSsen. sunday am so,
and lo0e ~ M. 1910 400. 500, 900, and alo p. m"
and le0o milnight Sunday, NJ s'tS aud 1000 n iii
Ticctsand inIcripatlon can be procured at the occ
northeast corner q Thlrieenth street and Pennsy,
len for tho checking of baggage to destination from
'D'' 81" ). II WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
ON and after Thursday, september 10, ISL,
TRAINS LEAVE II. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
T:lO a. m.-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily;
Direct connection for South aud southwest Daily
except Sunday, To points on &. & q. H. II.
PULLMAN SLEEPING LARS On 7:iD u. m, tram
rom Wushngi, u 20 CIV Or,enrs without cnnllg,:
lois y. m.-SOU rhtitN ENPltcSs., daily, Tor all
points South via Danville and West wa T. d y.
II, Il.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on iOi5 p. M rln
from Washington TO Augusta Ca. without
change.
ion to Dnn-illc.
Passengers Tor Manassas Division will take Iio n m;
train daily, except Sunday. For waTrenton, 7;lo
q. m. ira N daily. -
For Tickets and Information call at Virginia Mid.
land Office, Ooi Pennsylvania avenue. -
N. MACDANIEL, Agent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent JyiStf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

sUR-TREAsURY BALANCES
DIN ...... s7s s2olO1 90 Currency,.".- a47e2Is3 90
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IT. TIT

1.-THE wise for health on daily walks DEPEND and
thousands OF The elite, from far and near, visit
DR.. Whites establishment, 1915 Pennsylvania avenue
opposite WIZARDS Hotel for relief from aud avoid
anoe OF Corns, Bunons Diseased Nails Vascular
Ehcrescences, and other ailments Of the Feet Press
OF business az office precludes at residence
except after y. IN, Office fee, 81 per visit.
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Educational.
MRS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK,

"A Ri SCHOOL,
Sis / street. opposite franklin square, has com.
menced It's twelfth annual session. Evening classes
In Mechanical Drawing from October q IN Chiua |
Painting October II. e. u. FULLER,
spallm princnnf
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Law Department. National University
National University, Law Department,


No. 1910 New York avenue.
The Junior class meets for organization THURS
DAY, October O. M y. IN. Tue senior and Post
Graduate Glasses FRIDAY, October 7, at 0 and u.
m respectively. Students intending to enter should
La
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

A Rr SCHOOL OF THE WASHINGTON ART
IA CLUD.-Ihird Season opens OctOl era Vernon
ltow, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
seAl.inlE MI,-gER In hur1
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02

female entered. She hadn't come to sub
scribe. She wasn't there to have funeral
notice published. She didn't look like the
president Of female sewing society. Nc
one could read her errand until she had lock.
cd the door. Then she kicked the press
over, upset the standing gale, knocked the
legs from under the editorial table, and
laid hands on the editor. Being taken by
surprise, he did not realize what was going
on until he had been shaken out Of his
boots and jammeti into the wood.box head
FIRST and ere he had regained his editorial
composure the a>sailant had fed. Ruin
and desolation brooded there. Havoc and
disaster sailed around the room. The red.
headed woman who licks her children with
the stove.handle had played smash and lei,
nothing to begin anew on. No insurance,
and no more Twilight.-M. Quad.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
Military Training,

An exchange proposes new ilra IN H..
education of men fnr the military, by " hich
It contends VIC shalt secure .re..,rr vr.
muses. Cor the profession and do N.y with
favoritism. 1t Is to let those WHO wi.,, I,
fit thcmsc'vcs for the military profession,
get their education AZ young men ,ur other
profession. A Government school for mil.
itary officers, is TO more necessary than
for doctors, lawyers, brnkers. engineers,
editors, or preachers. LIZ, .icv,r,,,ncn,
fix Its standard Of Educational qualifications
for entering the army, and fix i, a. high al,
It shall please; the peoples schools will
turn out men who can pass it. Then its
institute eau he turned into a practical
training camp for nil arms. This will bring
In the natural law ot the survival ri the fit.
test. Instead ofturnipg IL duncc> and 9th,
crs, promiscuo,,sly. b. political favor. tc
he turned out officers, with M regard to
natural qualifications, o"ly tl,os. will lie
inanJ admission who are di. sct,d I. tn.
military profession by the i,c;.t of natural
genius, aptitude, and ambition. TIL. th,r.
may be chance to get into the military
profession great geni..ses. such AS ,ho,,
which arise In other walks OF life. Then
We shall have the operation Of other sc,ec.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
About willows.

There arc about 400 species and varieties
If willows. They all belong to the Salix
family, named from two Celtic words
meaning near and water, referring to their
usual habit. In many places it might be
we'll TO plant willows on accoun, Of their
sapid growth md value Tor protecting
hanks against washing out in time If flood.
Some "f the best siccies may be mentioned
~ this connection. The round leavcd or
goat willow grows in rather dry soil ane!
'naLcs quite large tree. I: is an Epslisi,
sPecirs and is highly Ornamental. The
wood finds MANY uses in the arts. One
,arie,.s has leave, striped with white.
Trained 10 "a i,igi ste,, and srai..e: to the
ki!i,.o'tmck weeping willow, ,l,i, spc.e.
's"uid find \ place o. every western lawn.
Sails Alba, r the cannon white willow
i';ts value ~, timber tree to plant .,!nrg
canals W streams. There are eight or ten
.un..nricties, rdrgir. IN size from thirty To
,iy,v ,..ct The cc.nnon accepting willow
els;s.r>ses charm in vel; chosen s;.ots, and
should not I've neglected. There is II curlcd
leaf variety q: merit. The 81. Helena spe.
sic is oi a dwar, growth, aud suitable tor
sn.al! places. O>icr willows, for basket
work. lave been advised by MANY writer's,
l'n: the demand iucS not seem great, and
the wild willows oi the Pacific cs,ast are
uti!i.et! IL "a considerable extent. For has.
let work The twig.y ar common c>icr is
used. alsO the red osicr. and one or Two
shhsrs not yc. known on t;,i. coast. Though
the marke; demand cannot h. drperled
upon, h.ill each large farmer would find USE
tor patch e 0si"r willows. as tire twi.s
save ropes and wire "n m..nv occasions
No Nurscrvm man should he without them,
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
I: Wasall Right.


Several people we're making purchase,
ina Woo l~arc av..n,. yr,..rs Yesterday
When an Cd man wit, c.a.. IN one han.
and Il bundle IL TIE other stood N the doc,
and asked:
did any OF YOU drive up i.c.e in {:
slriyh;"
YES, I did, rcpii'd ono.
"\Vas it an old white hoss:'
"Ses"
And ~. Oil woman in t,.. cu,..r:."
"Yc>."
"And can s!," manage The h;:se:'
II guess she cqn.''
Then it's a;' right" said the man Of cane
and bundles. "Th. old boss has run away
aud the old woman is haa.ing on to the
lash''"mri "rd yelling murder witt, all hc,
might, but il she can manage hin, ,:err'.
no use d any body getting excited over it.
lie. me ask wl,a, the price of craul,.:r.ics
is to.uav."--I)ctroit Free Press.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
The Goat.

! THE goat i native Of the vacant lot
about thu city, and there are lots Of them.
The goat is u,nniverous. lie will goa
ANYTHING he sees, and seize anything h,
may goat.
His princip,! food. however, is play bill
lie is very fond OF letters.
Let II, hon.s him tor his love Of bill let
tiers.
The gentleman goat is called Billy, bu
he is a Billy that no Policeman can handle
The lady goats are called Nanny. Thi,
is their eve. Nanny. mous name.
The Young goats i. called kid. Kids
are on hand the year round.
The goat is generous 70 a fault. He pre-
scnts couple OF horns to everybody he
sees.
The goats horns are always above hi,
browse.
In the matter ofmcre cash, the Cashmere
goat is the most famous.
There are u yrea. many other kinds o.
goats.
The female goat gives milk. She will
bring strong man 10 his milk, If she feels
just like it.
The milk is good for making cheese, but
It is not just the cheese when you are
brought - your milk.
Goat. are fond Of the outskirts Of large
cities: also Of l,oop.skirts.
Coatskins are made into morocco; YOU
may rock goats kin, if you wish to try
the experiment.
The goat wears u beard. 1t is called q
soater, though not confined to the he goat
The goat is worse than the Old Nick.
lie shows the clovcn l,oof.
The goat is u rare joker, though he has
been rather over,ione BY the photographic
profession.
lie IS not beg>: ii burden. although he
has been burden ct countless paragraphs.
The goa, is noted Tor his bunting, III, ne
never flags.
The goat is one M' TIC signs nj the zodiac,
signifying that he hats !. propensity To
knock things sky high.
lie never gets high himself. Tia. is to
say he never gets over the l,a.a.a.
Shakespeare understood tn. spontanc:ty
Of the goat when he said, .'s;,and not upon
the order Of your going, but goat once"
The goat Is u wide.awake animal. II. is
never caught mapping. notwithstanding the
many cases Of kidnapping you nave read
about.
For many years the goat was tn. on!y
butter known. O!eo,naryarinc uo., .uc,,
some palates better.
Goats love to get ON a nigh rock and sun
themselves. Give them a CHANGE :,u, the,
will always seek sunny Climb.
The god Pan wa. sort oi' ha'l..:oa,. Al:
goats do not pan out SO we'll as h:. oil.
The worst OF all goats i, the re- :uso,..
Unless it be goat to thunder.
\ Young child is called kid; but hc is
nav kid, though born naked.
Being bunt>rs. goats are good vi. die
train.
T:icv ar. u hc.s;strnn,, race .,s ,.,rv
spring trom the ground ON tire lea. pro
vocation. they may said to IL. ra.,,.
But perhaps We have sai>: enough alou;
the goat. D.a-a.a: Boston irrnscri?..