, 1881-04-03

like a garter-snake. Every farmer il T.
State had to keep shepherd dogs to foIlng
his lumber around the cOuntr.- keepkt%
gether. and show where it was in the mon.
Ing. We didn't need any fumes there i,
lumber. We sawed it east OF the place r.
destination, with men and dogs to head it5S
at the right time. We never lost stief
Well, here comes the jury" continued H.
Judge: .'Tne: witnesses lied, so I guess ag
will disagree"
SLIGHTLY MIXED.
Boston Iele1runa-
The other night, a fellow who had been o.
a little time and was vainly endeayorins
get home, tumbled into the Boston L Malp.
depot. at the rear entrance, Traverse strea
and thus accosted the official in chatse:
"'Keer, friend, I want go Wesnuton," at Il
same time putting his fore6nger into bis yes
pocket to produce some scrip, which aetia
caused him to nearly lose his eQuilibrirn
"Well," replied our friend Knight, "this i
the Boston s. Maine depot: if you wish to 70
to West Newton, you VII have y n; to go to ths
the discounted traveller, sitting down on IL
end of 4 wtleelbarrow, but. sitting on tn
floor Immediately afterwards. rs the barrow
succumbed to his weight. Yes; that is So,
said the railroad man, helping him to maEa
lis exit where he entered, and bidding hin
sooaiIt. I uus l,,ee ~ ~ iide rt1s,,
~, tinvarI,il stEeet causad Sir En;aht
hurry quickly to that portion OF the bnildEnr
and open the door, which the man Outside
nngnt nave uohe Gaasty osS!mpy
LILLE, ita.a ~. .n .1s ~ .o;co ont ~ Wasnnta.s
he mI1ttered. pushing right in. as thoneh1.
had ut last founu the desired haven Of ret
He was Immediately turned about, howeTe1
and' a1ter peng 1orciply anIollneu as 20 "nssa
Le Ws, lu Mnea. us snuu;n ,.,;1,,1o ~, ~ n sa.
however hnfore he again mt in an annea1.
ance: this time at the Haymarket Square end
Of the depot Walking boldly in, and pot
recognizing tne genlal, ana now tnoroasaY
ali,'tseu an 9lnela1, ne Sonen e st 1d Ie ss ses
tn tuu pna a6d = ho+hered him '1 eno 'esi
t,HEn vnei aat1 ~ potan.eu III, M,'n M ;otns rs
40. SIR; but san iug gtse $; you any 1nIo.9a a.
Lon YOU tesll 'x,n+ me, nsn,1t % 's1 ayos 9e
M T. .;r hera ~ +,,;e ;u tba Roston
M3ine depot: 20 yo!, near sif me etaes Bosfoa o.
= Mte uGp 1Srota,, 3 o,,', tha Ii ana.l u
t wv hrn ft .t ~ at4o nn2s aS5s ths
ft,ner e,at+;,; ,;eiadiy o1d this. ,naE.s ths
th;r:i siaf,<,t I've haan ;nto tn-nioht and theY
en;L. en;.1 ,t's1S Ross,n Waina IN II can't Al
1lE be Boss'n % Maine depots.s
e. o,,,,
IH CoAi Cn-AAE ~ ESu uLtASp' ~
According 10 Lapoucheres .ITntih 1e
esthetical craze in England is increasing b
intensity. Alta recent reunion of the ..cuits
,vho ha1;ave,in tha s,,ncrioritv of art IN ya.
"no ,..: 40 sup1.1o y. 1s ~ - ~. =
are' 4 MEMBER allllau'er'lhs upon tlie ~
sence of many OF the invited, said: IL tnt1
could only see lis together, rejecting and r.
fractjnr for eael, other the larkened rays i
49,, .,1oo, ,,,1-r+or,r of. ax;atancn +hen: NM
14o ,s,..,sN., .,ay r,eo ;.''1;.s.,a.s .,a;.t
coa1a unuetstanu US. ihe inu1 "aea
we all feel about the deSptcaDie attacks taas
are being made upon those quite too precious
things for which .w:a live will art as beat
,,nan sxo.ios and ,,r,ne ont Nil the noetic nsr.,
upon eSoAeS ana " 5 oas ~ IN 1r,,p :s =,
1u1ne OF SUCH sous Us ours. 1ne rooin "
meeting was high-walled, with hfga
tlauo in brick red, picked out WIN.
pale :. pink The rest was peaeoeE
blue. The, sallow ;:Wanness OF :: tm9
wo,nen's: ): faces - and their angul4S
contours were thrown out BIZ these cotoEs! !a
vivid and unpleasant relief. There. wasa
general uplifting of chins, dropping of. hand;
and eyes, and befroWzlement OF heads q
scanty hair, as if. they had cultivated q PHI;
full leanness OF outline and general cadaVeF
business. Most Of the men were in good bod:
lily condition, though nearly all were round
si1ouldered, hol1ow-chested, and tlat-footeL
Their long hair dropped over their low fore:
heads, and in some cases seemed to lnterfema
VIII en@ NC.ttEt sa9.o' - JoI,t.s t41 1";aad IL