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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-01


DUPREZ & BENEDICT
FA NOUS MINISTRIES
AND MILITARY ROYAL BRASS BAND.
"a MEMBERS IN NUMBER. a
6 ACCOMPLISHED VOICED VOUALISTS.
% IN BAND PARADE. q
20 IN PART FIRST. e
Great song AND Dance Artists.
q CELEBRATED MUSICIANS. 4
BVRLESQ UE PRIMA DONNA.
6 COMIC END MEN.
! RENOWNED VOCAL QUINTETTE.
s POPULAR FAMOUS COMEDIANS.
8 ECCENTRIC PLEASANT RANJOISTS.
4 BRILLIANT CLOG STARS.
so VARIED FEATURES OF MERIT. s.
Prudential Scale of Family Prices Adopted:
Tickets only 50. so and 20 cts. Children %
cts, Reserved Seats sold at Olivier's Books store
Without extra charge. febl-lt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-01

ITO IMMIGRANTs.-C into Virgin
ia. We are awful poor; all going to the
poor-house; all bankrupt. Our State
government is seething sea of corrup-
ton our public men are all thieves
and Williams. We ask the commisera-
ton of the world. The destitute poor
of Ireland are princes in comparison
with our poverty stricken people. We
can't pay anything !; the State can't pay
anything. We are lazy steal all we
can to exc out living; our lands are
worn out, depreciating in value, III fact
are worthless; bu. do, MIR. Immigrant,
come and help us.
The above is fair representation Of
the Mahoneite plan of encouraging i'm
migration into Virginia. Can we expect
people to go among bankrupts, thieves,
and amid squalid poverty toinvest their
means and live? This Mahoneite crew
are doing much to ruin the State and
the people, and the recent assessment is
in many instances a fraud. The State
is richer In every element Of wealth and
is SIS prosperous to-day as ever. Is it
comlnon sense IN us to constantly pirate
of poverty and vet invite people here !?
Shame upon all who engage in decrying
Virginia, and thus traduce her people
and her industries, and deny her pros-
perity and increasing wealth for polit-
ical ect.-Hargisonba~y Old Com.
neOTaUe0lth.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-01

Stuart & Son, " Wv S1N1T
shefte, & BHHmgardner. q, Y. febI-4t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-01

VAkGlNIA-IN VACATIoN.-In the Clerk s
" Office CIRCUIT Court of Augusta county,
j. r Guy, TRUSTEE sOf Mrs. 8. j. Woods al d
Pl ain tiff
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-01

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Monterey, Va, February LIST, 1881.
Ohm w. Hedges in his own right, as sur
- viving Executor of Alcnda G.. Campbell
deco, and as Admir- of Alice P. l.. Barchus
decd
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

FRANK TAYLOR, shoemaker, arrested in
RICHARDSON'S shop, Elmira, as a deserter
from the regular army, has been tried at Buff
falo, and sentenced to Imprisonment at Gov
ernor's Island. He passed through the city
on Tuesday evening. and number of his
friends met him at the depot. He is said to
have married his wife at Towanda, Pa.-1el-
egrdns.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18
The News Condensed.

Subscriptions for the Chos sufferers
now, amount to over $4,000.
Lieutenant Governor Hoskins, of New
York, is again reported very low.
In various portions of the country
there is marked increase of activity and
a larger volume of trade.
BY the bursting Of an emry wheel in the
Union Stove Works, Pittston, Friday af-
ternoon, John McHale, aged eighteen,
was instantly killed.
Memorial services at the tomb Of Lin
coin were held in Springfield ILL.,, Friday
morning. The Governor and large
number of Legislators were present.
T. B. Van Valkenburg, prominent
lawyer and one of the weathiest men of
Milwaukee, Wis, was fiued $500 Friday
for tampering with the court records.
The peach crop and other fruit In New
Jersey and Delaware, also fruit and early
vegetables in South Carolina, Georgia
and Louisiana are seriously damaged.
The St Louis and SanFrancisco railroad
have sold hundred and thirty-eight
thousand acres in Barry county Mo-, to a
company in Scotland. A large number
of Scotchmen will settle on the land.
Bradstreet's reports show the number
Of failures the past week to be 106, the
in tn, No
England, %; Middle States, %; Western
States, % Southern States, 26; Canada,
s..
1t is stated that syndicate, headed by
Russell Sage, has been formed in New
York for the purpose of taking the issue
of preferred stock of the Manhattan Com
pany at fifty per cent, the proceeds to be
applied to meet the deficiency said to re-
suit from the operation of the Elevated
Railroads, until such time as the Manhat-
tan lease become profitable.
Mrs. Flanagan, residing in the suburbs
of Pittston, was found in her house in
dying condition. Her clothes were en-
tlrely consumed and her body almost
burned to a crisp. She could not speak
and died about half an hour after being
discovered. 1t is supposed she was in
toxicaed and fell into the fire.
About 800 members of Tammany Hall
supposed to be opposed to by Kelly met
Friday night. Judge Macadam presided;
a resolution was offered declaring the
movement was intended to separate the
society from politics entirely This
was referred to committe. Many NOM
nations for Sachems were made includ-
ing hewitt, Tilden, Hoffman, Belmont
and others. A committee was chosen to
select names for the ticket.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

pied in part by the REVIEW Office was felled
Saturday, to make room for improvements.
The tree was planted by Mrs. BURTON KINGS
BURY many years ago.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18
.E W. SPRE.yG SUIT
PGs'TOtt 81 GresSeg

These goods have just been
opened and are of the latest styles
and very best quality.
We guarantee fits, and make
prices as low as the lowest.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

1t is reported that q wild cat has been seen
prOwling around through Towanda glen of
late.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

The third ward store has been fitted UP in
good shape and is for rent. Apply at once to
George l.. Ross.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

A bear traversed the whole length of the
Long Valley plane the other night and licked
up the oil used in lubricatng the long chain.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

The hop OF st. Cecilia Mannerchor comes
off at Mer2ur Hall this evening and don't you
forget it.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

Parties who were returning from church
through the woods near Barclay one night re-
Gently, assert that they were followed by two
panthers. The rigors OF the winter have driv-
en- beasts of prey near to civilization.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

Fifteen hundred invitations to the opening
of the Tioga Hotel Waverly, have been ssu-
ed. The grand affair comes off next Wednes-
day.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

FARM TO RENT-50 acres of land lying in
Sheshequin township. Cash or share rent
Enquire at the house Of Ge). Conklin
in WysoX twp, for three days. I'd.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

bill has passed the House of Represents
tives requiring school directors to allow teach
ers their time and wages while attending
county institutes. Heretofore it has been dis
cretionary with directors.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Mrs. ID. +. PoMEgoY, of Troy, is visiting
in this place.
IRA MORLEY and Miss RIssELL spent Sun
dav in Athens.
Lou MALLORY is home from school for
short vacation.
Master ROBBIE MERCUR is rusticating in
Sullivan county.
CHAs. FRALEY spent Sunday with his fam
lily in this place.
The election for Vastrymen of Christ Church
takes place this morning.
GEORGE PARSONS, of Weedsport, n. Y,
was in town over Sunday.
HARRY. GORE and Miss HATTIE RODGERS
went to Seshequin yesterday.
CLINT DEWITT says if he can find house
where there is not sewing machine he will
fill it with boarders.
Col. SMITH and Hon. +. J.. HILLS have
formed co-partnership for the practice of
the law and have taken al Office over Pow
ELL & Co.'S store.
Prof. GEO. MARSHALL, who is now teach
ing a private school st New Albany was in
town Saturday. He walked back to that
bany yesterday afternoon.
We caught glimpse of the stately form of
editor VANGELDER Of the LeRaysvle Id
uertiSer, as he was flying through town be-
hind his fleet steed on Saturday afternoon.
CHET COoLBAUGH had his hair, whiskers
and cye-wrnkers badly singed Saturday even
ing by having some piece of goods which had
been ignted in gas jet, fall upon his head
while engaged in closing the store at EVANS
e HLDRETH'S. He was fortunate to escape
without more serious injury.
Judge HAND, who was holding court here
the latter part of last week returned to his
home in Scranton this morning. He will
preside at court there this week. The Judge
gave great satisfaction in his rulings in the
knotty case tried before him and gained the
highest esteem of the bar and jury.
GEORGE w. BRINK, one of the most popu-'
lar gentlemen in eastern Bradford, and who
has held the Office of Justice Of the Peace of
LeRaysvlIe ever since the borough was or
ganized, and will probably be continued in
the position as long as he consents to hold il, j.,
made us pleasant cali Saturday.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18


FRANK TAYLOR, a shoemaker, arrested in
RICHARDSON'S shop, Emira, as a deserter
from the regular army, has been tried at Buff
falo, and sentenced to Imprisonment at Gov
ernor's Island. He passed through the city
on Tuesday evening, and a number of his
friends met him at the depot. He is said to
have married his wife at Towanda Pa.-Iel-
egram.
The Elwel House bus team were left for
q moment at the station this morning on the
arrival of train No. 3, when they started off
at full speed. In turning the corner by Mr..
DAVID RAHM'S the 'bus was upset and the
horses detached. Finding themselves free
the frightened horses proceeded down Main
street. When near the Eagle Mill one of
them fell and their headlong career was at an
end. The only damage done was the break
ing of the glass of the omnibus.
The case of MURRAYS vs. FARNEsWORT,
ejectment for piece of land in Athens,
which occupied the attention of the Court
Friday and Saturday, Went TO the jury Sat-
urday evening. The verdict was for the
plain if for two siXteenths of the life estate
of FRANKLIN MURRAY in the property-a-
bout $500 III. +. MAYNARD and WILLIAM
LITTLE, Esqs., for plaintiff; II. w. PATRICK,
Co., 49,. ,1oes,,.,-,.,t GA" I. nNhH
,'0'n p". V'os h'eo ieaSonS
'''''' ''i0Ao 'iio 'oiu'o' vas iehuerco.
Christ Church was beautifully decorated
with flowers Yesterday. A large audience
listened to the able and impressive discourse
by Rev. JOHN S. BEERS. the Rector. in the
y. CIV No''i nv H"o'o'
;.,...'".. '"' '.''u"' 00nooi was ieiu' Inc
,,,,''l,s s~s ''' ''o0 was onJo'eo "y iarse
A VI 'P'N'"1o'o D 1S "Cli US tilc Scuooi.-
The music, under direction Of Prof. BABCOCK,
was very fine. The offerings Of the school
for theyear amounted to about $3.50.
,,.,.,ll,- - =,
''N i'' w. H. u ureeh
the bedside of her dying mother. We regret
to learn she did not reach her until the saint
ed parents eyes were closed in the sleep
that knows no waking
MISS Carrie Murdoch and Miss May Rogers
are guests Of Mrs. Doctor Murdoch.
Mrs. Cal. pomerov of Trov naiJ ri.;t o.
hor .;..o. nno T' pau 'iS'' "
noi e's'e'' Mrs' 'uose J' L. Long, last week.
Mrs. NJ. j. Long of Towanda has been
spending d It" uays with her mother-in-law.
Miss a. c. McKeeby Of Quincy, H., has
oeeh spehalh2 several weeks III town as the
guest OF mrs. W. H. -. Green.
j. B. Warner has taken an apprentice
Ahe.s q fine little fellow too Waiohs Ooror
,,,1s ,, 'o'e"
"'io-"'liail poun"s' TOMMY.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

Another old land mark gone. One of the
trees on the south side of the building occu-
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-18

WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY
Stationary or higher temperature, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather with rain.
, 1881-04-17
NIerv.

L0UEnn academy.
~ tne dim ages OF asint Tic history. the spleudor
OF the City of Merv wus the marvel OF travellers
lnu toe theme Of poets. Claiming the huuor or
neuis lvunded BY Alexander, tt WAS subsequent
lo tAe Death Ut that great couQuerer The Capital
ol tho Kingdom formed BY ms General, An
tsochus: auu ut later period the great natnes OF
.arsan and Sultan Sunjar arc mixed I'D With is
history Cnuer the benetccnt rule OF the Suf-
IaScan Kings Of Persia Merry continued ~ pros-
per. although tt had previously been included In
me general destruction produced by the
4ecllne u the last Of the few vigorous
dynasties which huvc exercised authority
over the unhappy people OF Persia. the fortunes
OF Ncrv also Waned. AMI when Shah Mour,ld t,f
bdkhat:i conquered aud ibid WHSLE this region
toward the ciuse ot last century, the cup Of
bitterness fur the penpie OF Merry was full From
taat tlme 20 the present Merv hls remained tho
race; and, while much Of its old trudc Import.
4hcc mas vanished, its position On the best ruute
lfuin the Oxus and the countries uf Turkcstu1,
to moi "uly Persia und .Afghunlstun but utso 10
tne GaspaE stiH entities 1t to tho consideration
VI ~ WHO arc interested IN the affairs Ut Vest
ofn As'u; Inc view is now accepted in tho best
ntorneu rr, circles That the pr'nc'pnl object be-
lnfkestan base With the Caspian by means ct Il
s17,,llway passlng through Mcry. As this IS now
ukeiy 10 be coInpieted ut no very distant dHtr
mere Is every prospect of the ousis uf Merry ~
~ usslau oanus. uEA1n becoming tho fertile dis
trlct ana Smiling paradise described hy the old
"sters. buFnes tells US in his glowing poue-
OF nov the wheut-ields there furnish cd iii.
crops IRON the same seed; and win proper
means Oh irrigation and with SECURITY for jtfc
una property, thor. Is apparently NJ r,.:son wins.
1a'sQaehon'eooH s.t:u!1 :41i tie Srr:l u.-1:n
, 1881-04-17

lloweTer, where . man has made declara.
| ton before Mexican Consul OF his inren-
| ton to repair to a place in Mexico with the
n1ject ot.hecomln@ coionist, then Ills gelded
horses are entered free,-hut in that sInrja
| ca>e only: Though Par. t., Art. 1G Chans +;
! Of tie "-Arancel' says that all machinerv T.
tree OF duty, sE,cE Is actually not the case
Beltln@, when not accompanying the machin-
eEy lof W1ic'' 1t is To be used. pays duties:
shoes anu dies always pay duty; and MANY
things Which are used in connection with M,
cl'iilery-such rs iron bars. e1c.-are made ~
pay tluty: whether accompanying MACHINERY
orlot. y little ingenuity wol.ld often sayea
great deal. Of money III ftttcs. 1 case IN
polnt WAS i recent co:ls!gun.unt here If I,t ~
nesst's by an American. Had they mani,
ftsred the chains and the !la,nes separate
trnHi the harnesses. the duties would mi
have been one-h:!f nt what they were. b.
harnesses et cents per kilo, whilst hames par
nI tll0rctfl.
The rai!roa'l-track is now tllirty-one milea
frn'n Gllny1nas. and wonltt have been ut Ieast
Itec i;.s ., n'cs lrther had not the supply Of
lisrn:''stllo. The Gallcra! Manager. Col. Rob.
lllson, has decided l&ut to lay any more trnck
ni1tll enough ties are here to permit the nm
%ts!nrhrd laying Of the same to the Capital
rived to I;ly about fifteen miles Of trick. nnd
s!lips CARRYING more are daily expected We
arc i'll lloucs to SEE rhe road completed tn
IerIIas!ll" BY the month ol .June
G1ayIlias il by no Means Il bt':l,,tifu place.
alld the barren appearance OF the hills which
SURROUND It aut'S not ar all improve the pict-
nres01lcness OF its aspect. Like most Next
can towns. its buildings ARE low :ttlotra dwell.
lngs. ans-story high. And it has, to con1u!pte
the picture. all unfinished church On its uiaza.
These attD5e buildings are, however, rcry
e"miortablc, and better adapted to withstand
the sumtiler-llest than more modern franle
or prick dwellings. excepting wien specially
onllt tor hot climates, when they are yery
expensive.
concessions have been granted for water.
works and a stree.-railro2d. The latter i to
ba exempted from State ,.llti m,lliciual taxes
for the term "f ,tifteen years It viii rim
from the sallroa-d'pot to the end OF the town
through the mail, street. The work nusr ha
commenced within two years.
The State elections, which take place next
month, are beginning to agitate the pronle
ltve: The candidates for the GubernatoriaI
Chair art Lie. Carlos Rodrigo Ortiz and .Iose
Maria MaytoreRa. Clubs are now furuIrd.
IND meetings take place nightly. So far thers
las been no serious bloodshpA, though one
fellow got battered over tie face
ast night with II pistol. o.
, 1881-04-17
from what might or might not have remained

from what might or might not have remained
perpetual ohscurity. i'. -.
.nusss Il W the eeTe peope of : so sns
hght-Ehen nearly everybody in town was
utmost insane from the excitement Of patriotic
feryQr-thc NJ newspaper men ns.. caught the f.
yer. The prnprietor@ of the Enterprise and EniU1a
'tt1 each contributed literally. when word ca:nt:
to the Enterprise that the cumposltors Of the
or Sii-for the tit'1r. They Immediately sent a
MESSENGER to ;. go me better with Il 500 bid
A., enthnsiastic friend OF TIE Union, grocer
Gn,"n men, and adding. s. If they don't pay. it
Twill" The printers, on bearing OF this. rather
naturally resented Mr.. rs nnc:!led-for srner-
nsity on. their pHrt. and neglected to pay the
extra sum. Bolnn. on cooling of, also let the
thing rest
who WINS "1ocu!''' on the Entetpr.sr published
an item rather severe on the Ghion nnd its 'eu1-
pt1ycs for 5her refnsal " to pay wnat they hAd re,
from one Of the printers, personally attacking
Mark Mark replied with Il chiiien1t: to rifo
senior sen rs'nr,etor ct the la,'"n uuird who by
tntiou for courage. The ctaleuy. was answered
hy an acceptance on the part Of tho printer who
recognize Wilmington In tho matter, insisting
on holding tho e.lito7 If tue paper responsible.
To further complicatc matters. little Steve Gll;s,
would really have kcd fight. sent challenge
to Wilmington far bis - 'uncallcd for interser-
cnco-" Wilmington declared he had no ts.,ssc Of
quarrel with Gi1lls,--~nt,. by tho way hNd some
reput:tion us II n:lrksrlan,-antl declined to
meet him.. Eoluminons correspondence fol-
l,'wed, ,yhici, wns atter,ynra all published. l,n
m duel c,,sucd. The affair caused considerable
tnlk and :'s tho Grand Jury WIS 10 meet In few
days, Mark thought 1t prudent to drop down tn
Frisco for II while. Here. however. he found
ntI1er employment, and severed his connection
with Ney,.ia permanently. His Subsequent
success us Il lecturer correspondent, ui1d l",ok-
writer is II matter TT notricty. Thus, 1t will he
seen, Gridleys snck OF tiDur was one Of tho
factors in changing the whole course
or tho greul hutuOriSt'S career.
, 1881-04-17

4 xTe1l-to.D DO Author.
Victor HuQD has stock to the vaiue OF about
$1jU, ,uUu In tha National Bunk uf Belgium.
, 1881-04-17

For 7hr Chicago T-ih:ne.
Softly es the dewlrnps leaving
Fh,wers That feel the suns warm ray.
Thus thy gentle spirit left us
At the dawninx OF the dag.
Peacefully lis signing South-winda,
Game the last, the parting breatb,
Elt1c eyes ct'lsed. amt sweet lips smiling
Cun this bcAteous sleep be deaf b?
From the parent stem We miss it,
Fresh mnd clinginE little vine,
ErsEhtcni:1:. every spot urtMutl it
Where its tentlr.ls could entwlue.
Still. we know the roots transplanted
10 the Garden f,lir above,
And the Que that horc it upward,
Is the God vi endless Love.
Closed she eyes Of deep cerulean.
Stllted the heart that ne'er knew staIu-
1t will throb. una they will open,
Whc1. he hears she Angels s1rnin-
Hushed un Eurth the merry prutlIe-
But the childish voice will rise
In the Easter y Aile1ulls
Sung by spirits plasl the skies!
F1Drrrp
, 1881-04-17
DREAMING.

For TIE Chicago Tribune.
The hours drag by With lcaden feet
That once went swiftly flying;
So slowly comes the night to meet
The day that now is dying.
The day is dying. In the West
The Evening Star is shining;
1t Seems above the world OF rest
Like King on couch reclining.
Alone sit with folded hands.
And. dreaming. idly wonder
II On Its space are seas and llnds,
And SMILES with sad hearts under,
I wonder II, upon TINT ball
Which on Its way 's spinning,
There lives rice like us, with a1l
Our grleving and our SHINING.
But silent grows the 0 :tlcss street,
Aud household liyh .trc cleaning
" hen falls the sound vi coming feet.
That wakens me truin dreaming.
4 well-knowu step Is drawing near
hear, yet pause IT, wonder
IL On thAt shining bail, Hs here,
ARE slutleB With glad hearts under.
JACQUtTA.
, 1881-04-17
4 Cat That F7atc1,cs C3lfc3kens-DrIvlng
Eleu from Her Nest, and Raising
TtEeHty. one Eeakhe~eu 1Iroods.

4 Cat That Patches C1,ickens-Dr1vIns
a Hen from Her Nest, ana Raising
T.reuty. one Eeakhe=eu Broods.
Nra. 3t7k Sun
4 car owned by Tt1ntnas Leonard, a South
Brooklyn nlaso;. ant: which Is now sitting upon
nest Of eggs on Thursday afternoon matched
brood t sho s patcnsd rh fhe ct e 1e;s
die. anu Is about 5 years OLD. She had one lit
ter OF kittens before she, BEGAN 10 hutch chick
ems, but siucc sne has usurped the place ot q
hen she huS refused the company nf all othe-
cats. -Abnut two years ago sne cat, which Is
chrstened Iibby. found q warm resting plnce
In the nest OF II setting hen. When the hen had
gune to hunt fool ami became so fond Of it that
1t refused tp surrender it, There was fight
when the hen returned. and the cat was the ric
tor. the hen retiring froul the contest with one
e5e scr,stched our. The cat warmed the egxs
every dag faithfully, leaving the nest onIy Tor 8
meal, and soon hAtched uut the chickens
Frum All ug the twenty broods. numbering
about fifty chickens, the cut hus raised about
swenty-one. The u1atcEnas care the animal
exhibited Tor the chickens was constant sur
Prise She followed with her eyes tho more
ment5 Of every chick nni when it strayet tuo
t;r t she stepped sofiy after It. picked it up BY
the btck Of the neck and returned It to tho
Company of the Others In her frocs she
turned upon her buck. took chicken between
ner paws. and played with It. As soon as one
until new nest Of eggs wis provided tor hc:.
Al the same time she kept un eye up,u her last
night In the same nest with the eggs.
Tue chlckHn5 recognized the cat rs their
mother, nnd when she left the cage In wn.ch
she was Kept, they ran chirping after her. Ths
cat defended them aga,nsr unosher car, aud
especiAily ugainst u hen: Her gruwn-up chick
ems Tibbr never failed to recognize. and the
memory of their feline mother did not seen, to
desert the puilcts- She played sS,th one Ut her:
chickens until it was three or four months old,
and always stemcd to welcome 1t when 1t came
where she was kept.
III the hatching process she seems fnorose un-
til she bears the urst peep por feels the iirst throb
of life In the SHE'LL Then she draws the 4ulck-
ened egg to point In the neat where she c,,n
both waTsn and SEQ It. and II the chick. In pcck-
Ing its way through the she'll needs any ASSIST
aucc. she helps break its covering with ter
teeth. She has now Two chicks day Md. and
two that ure about three wees4 old. She hugs
them about her In her nest, utl1 X one nup3 out
she steps after it. bears 1t down With her foot,
grasp5 It's neck carefully between her teeta. and
Carries It back The cut h:,s been rhe suurcc 1T
income to Leonard 1t Is now on
q nxhibitlQU In Il IQusni1fn.
, 1881-04-17
How Sack o! Flour Drove narlx
T,Eatta Out Of Virginia Catv.

San f7.inctst0 f.st-
The recent death Of Geurge ". ridley about
whom there Il ss'.ne dispute as to whether he Is
Or IL not the real '.flt,ur-Suck Grif1lcy. Sho
put up i sick ut nour ~ be sold for the bcneIit
of tho soldier buys, and which brought S;0.u0u.
recu!s " curious lacident In connection there
from .,c7uda. and his consequent encrrence
, 1881-04-17

The rigor Of youth given to the aged and In
ttrtu by using 1loD Histers- TryiL