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0rcnt Republic Of which VT are citizens. md
which we knnw t., he tho ksandest In all hetory.
To-day Mr.. Hchitrx ..Rnvc M informal
reccptlHn to tho CIvet.9errtcn ttuforfn
AsaticHtInn, md epokR ut anno length
tn tho t1rtn!ess II" f.tti s1'w as principle IN
wblrh appointments to nIaNe Hfrn'1 In tnAtie
TINT thr applicant tnluht IL m ll'liy Hs,ulffsltl l,y
tturAclcr uni ability ft'r tho p''stINn he f. L,
ftI u.'! t!tat M favnrttsn. personal or tp'}tt-
TIM tsIeGtnn Ht MI nppn!ntrc.. 9ren kinE
fr''m biz owf' cxprrance, he considered tho
tH,inpttItyn system 10 tte IT .nfncnse
vninr. hut still hn fuvnrnsl n probationary up
islint1ntni st nl1lcInl+ lie t'riTetutcd r.trnn.
nHt., H,'ptAn'lr tho sentiment IT the f'endrtnn
Ing l,ulhie hrntinnnt. lu reply tn ~ question
n+ III wh'sshtr Il %nlhl lu II srls" n,nsrmrht
70 nrgan,ze ii Easf-srrvlre Reform As"niItiun
prrsscd IN np1nnn favnrablc 10 sutl, Il move.
mrnt. and whrn .Hent1cmnn present nskrtl.
members Ut Cnnaress3" hn answered. " YES,
but point at thetn.''
, 1881-03-24


LAr,lu1, MARCEL 1},-1.ast ntHlit tlIe bail
Qnet ri sevetIty-stx persons given by sh,
Aho'itl0hst SDclety tn commemorate tile
rfRllth anniversary Of The emancipation o!
33.UN Slaves In 1'nrtu 1llc0 was attended
by many Liberal statessnc4 A,Nl Senators
n1Nl Deputies from Cliba. The hist
.srecelles were ,nstte by Seitprs 1'crtnont|o
Qnl,d Saba. In scveruI tnasts the kintcst al.
ltlslnns to America and To the tncInnry OF
Lincoln md tol,n brown were expressed.
Tho law yotell by tho Cortes III 1870 wAs
tlrteet 10 be virtual slavery until 1sss. n
correspondent was nskcd to address tic
meeting. lie nla,le Il short address In Span
is,. lie nssltreh tho Society TINT MI civilized
countries, especially the United States. SYM
Eat1lizett With
THE EMANCIPATION OF Ct'nAS stAvEs.
Tlr AhulItk,nlst Sncluty vii, hold Il great
meGtfnx mex. Sunday IN the AtlIambrn
Tllcatrs tn Madrid. Two Thousand tickuts
are assured III sa1e already.
.ln,ung the PERSONS arrested III Havana IN
consequence t,f tho frauds recently detected
nre tho brother.tl.-lnw Ut Xu1ncla, RELATION
Of ltnInern lsobtetln, the late Minister ut
the Interim: Xesrura, formerly cliicf III the
celebrated vuluntrcrstn llaya''A, and aJudge.
Several high civil officers aid some naval
o1fccrsOf ranl; arc alsO under arrest. Governor
Gcn'ral Uinnco tc!rgrap,s That tho greatest
excitement Is prevailing III the press anl
cuibtlint circles, rs MORT revelations are ex-
| pectetl III the conrso Of tho Judicial Inquiry
now proceeding,
ASrl-sLAvEnr.
| 10 the lTtsttr1, Assoetattt frta.
MAnlstI,, Marc! |i-At tho Ab0lftton!st
| banquet Tonight, wiicrcat sevsral Senators
, 1881-03-24

I'll HAc11E0t
Ewetf so Cincinnati n,nnsrretnL
LEXINGTON. H.. Mnrch :.!..-Tho Udflv Trnn-
scriih this evcnfnK contains highly sensational
Hrt[e1r regarding Zen. Grant and Senator John
=. Williams, ar Kentucky. Tho authorlty for
tho statements contained In thu article Is tho
Rev. 11h shackfofoftl of this clty. who was n
etrnnH EnIon Min during Tho tnte unpleasant
fcss. ind an Intimate frtgnf 0f Gen. Grant, Tie
following Ia tho article verbat!sn:
- We Knt frum tho lips Of prominent Herlt-
lcan ut br cIty, VINO i ucshnps one ut tho ',t,st
nrhent admirers oF urant 10 tho city. Il new
Grant, md =, frcah. from III! ltps thu, you cnn
nin,t'st stnn! tho whisky md tonaoco stnoko on
+ throt,xh tho printers Ink. Grants friends. In
kintincas to HIN. might to takr tho position TINT
HI. hHs llEtl bHt. for II hs has not and our Gov
rrnnleut designs ss' of,acrru mny ex,rndi,!on nwa
Nex!r,. then usant aud scnator Urn. % Cerro 70
f;nrtin Williams ought both to he sent to tho
Guy nf Mnxtcn and irte.l fpr n Inllrtler which
wnr. the tncis concerning which have nevnr
he"n sisnlKe'l until mi. .uaccr combination OF
,n"'er" nsr s en-. md ha!s Egyptian
~ xcmtlcsnnn frnn ths county recently met
Grnnt. when u conversation naturally cnsucd
tncxan how tc res for oasor ~ 'HS Kns IL
the sshand district. nnG miles. that be w!ls for
W'l!.nms becausc tl,ey had bccn OH chums lii
the Mexican WMr, lrnnt then told this RtDey M
Zen. wllIans; In satl that when HI nnd VIII
Hl3HS Ne1E Ill lEA1Etb tHot HfFB tsf nlln hcGal0t1,
nt'Hr thu surrender nf tho city. TN trtlEe, aid
that Williams hnd IL line Thoroughbred Kentucky
11arn nnd be u rant III tt.llau 1rny, which thBy
were running ut full kreeh tfown tho streets Df
tho city; thAt williams naturally outrnn him:
aud thut [n running tlnwn the stree, he met Il
Mexican "ho hati II polo REFUSE bis shoulder
With jug hung. on each end nf It, In
the co'i,s,'nn style of carrying wntcr in that coun
try: lhAt HllfintnS run uunnst tho fuE aud
knta.krti tho nun t:own With great si1lcnce.
Grnnt Hnfd BIZ lUoke, hnck and nottced that n
crowd xasherei ar0und tho fallen tnan. and
rode bnck to t!n whit WMa tho inntter, when be
fnus,l that tho Mlun was ictl. OrIut alJs that
hr never told Williams anything about II. be.
t..s he knew TINT wt1llltl make him feet uncDiE-
furtaftst mud he heIIuycd he did mt irtcnl to
XIII him. hut VIZ suppose he would admit that
ten. NIAnls tttox tho chances on doing 50 that
he rlisht hnsn u little tBnoeent fun.
h"Ths stury WAS told us BY ndGsntet1 ndtnrcr Of
tstn. Grant. rs Htt instance Hf tirnntB lnufspHsi
ainn to mike tnnfi feel tincon forfabie inncccs-
suriy. IL Grunt In mt lying. Den. Williams
ought to- he rt.tnandra to tho Courts Of Mexico
and tried for homicide. With Ulysses y. Grans as
)drtteels c,tnfnfa."
, 1881-03-24

SATISFACTION AT THE FALL OF THE
CABINET.
srtetat Cab'e
Lisbon, March %'-- LUG pf!hc'pai !'lsoon
5onr1ais EXPRESS nacll sat's!ael'onas the ia'l
of tho Cabinet, wl'lc!' "as h'ost n''popular
for Its laxcs, especially tic !l'co'ae-tax.
1t Was aetcstod ny cosl'lhefe'ai mn
landed Interests. fuDltc opinion III lo9tu-
Enl hopes that thu new G"serhhlelat
will abandon. or at least lhoultS, taa Lorenzo
Marquee Treaty' VIII, EnsIa'stl. NOW that
tho Beers ara tn be 'ntIepeh'lehs' they cati
, 1881-03-24
FIRE RECORD.
ST.EEI'INta-C4Alt BURNED.
Suteiat D1sputch 10 The CI.tenao Irfbt,ne.


KANSAS CRY, NO., March :st-Th1 lnagnlG-
cent now tiInlnK-car at tho CA!cngo & Alton
Nond, tho Occidental" wns burne,! lust night
ut Odessa. furry milcs east Ut kunsits City. Two
wooks aK0 tho cur WIS tAkcn out of the COM
rRny's sh0ps Mt Bloomington. ILL.,, whoru it WIS
built AnbrolRht to tllIs city fur tho purpose OF
running on tho west end Of thu rond. Tho car
wns butt IN the finest style, with I'LL tho latcst
improvements. and cost sl5,DO0, Last night,
after running nut Ut Kansns City. tho
"OccIlental" WIS sitlo-traclse1 ut Odcssu, and
at lo:0 tho conauctor, Hobcrt Matthcwson, and
one nRslstant rntlrcd, At midnight they were
nwMkuntd by tho 1lrg, md ind bAscIy ttnlO t0
cApo, Mr.. MhtthewH0t lostnK his Uycrcunt mud
wAfefl. Tllu Gntae 1r tho trt Is unknown. Tho
cur Is IL tutAi loss, huyig burned to tho Wrouud,
aud there wus no insurance..
, 1881-03-24

rAule, March s}.-rhe Minister OF Marno has
a tltspatoh from tho uoyernor Ut Senegal.
reporting nh enlargement betwcen 1.boo
uutlyes and 1b Fronch infantry
detailed to establish telegraph ltno
to Futa Dtallon. After sharp f1Rhtlux tho ma
tlyes t!ed with loss of lu1 killed and wounded.
Tho French lost four oilloors aud niuo men
killed, and nluo wounded,
, 1881-03-24
SALE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

VKnQAIL1.Ea, KY. Mnsuh - AT las1ue Hon
isa the following tthoar,uKhbrods, bred by Grn
Dutord, were sola ut auction la-duy; uotklnisht,
6years, by Enquirer, tn John A. Wthke, Akona
H.. *sJ; MuIienry, 4 yeArs. by Enquirer. to d.
L. Bourne, Labolie. NO., $l;A; Itzzlo StoWhertcr,
sysAra. s4,naHlre, to Il. u. Huuth I4uulsvlao, ,U
hcE!roy, ycar, ~ Enquirer. tu J. \. Urin-
sieal. lexiuxtoi!, fd.h, a1ann!o Gray, yuars
hY Enquirer, 10 Il. u. Thnnna, LoatnVtoi, t7S3;
aelaway, . yaArs. " Enquirer. 70 Milton Young.
lienderdutl, n.y., tl.uI! Aiany tsthoe hDraos "
sufficient 10 sLuw tho xropt sarsIuca .4aas by
kentneky'a krcAt turflhAll.
, 1881-03-24
Tho Tyrant Bismarck Again Snaps His
Fingers at His Trembling
Parliament.
His March Over to Rome-The
Greeks win Fight-Tunis
and Cyprus.
Peace with the Boers-Dastardly Swiss
4 Grew in Irons-Tho Lincoln
Races,
TIE RED FLAG,

REpnisAL AaA1NsT swITzERLASD.
PARIS, Nfarch 1l.-A Berlin correspondent
says the conservative Russian press urge, Us
measures Of rcprisal against Switzerland.
rupture uf diplomatic relations, the general
expulsion Of Swiss from Itussta, pruhlb-
five tariff against Swiss merchandise, Rntl
the encouragement to Germany to ahllux
Switzerland.
u1ASTEn A Pension.
ST. PETEnsMt1ln. March aa-Col. norjlb-
ky. w0utlded Mt the time Of the assassination
of tho Car, has been granted pension Ut
G.0o0 rllbles.
Tho peasants nre Hooking to st. Peters
burg from alt parts OF the country Oil n p!ons
pilgrimage to the spot whero tic Emperor
fell.
COOPERATION AGAINST Conspiracy.
Tl.a Gol0s prints an articlu from Prof.
A[artns, well-knoWn writer OIL tntcrnis-
tfona[ law, strongly urging international CO.
operation agafnst conspiracy. II Russia, lte
says, curld seal up her Tertiary against plots
enlnnatlng fron. Tnrls, Geneva, and Lnntotl,
size could soon settle accounts with tho
Niliilists. Everybody knows the spot III
Gcnuva whure Russian cmigrants mature
thoir devllsh schemes Of murder.
1tAncoUnT GIFTS 4 PnIxE-rAcKAOE.
LoSnu,S, March 2l-A parcel was received
to.tiay from Manchester addressed to Sir
William 1Iarco,.rt. who requested tho police
to open 1t. The box was found to contain II
loaded pistol. This "attelupt upon tho llfo
Of unrc0urt" hns caused u profound 6Unst-
tlol,.
ANOTHER cltAcKEI.
MADRID, AGarch 1l-A bomb, with Il light
cd fuse attached, was placed outside the
, 1881-03-24
BRITISH.
THE W.NTEH4
Et,SrfnI ftst,ff.

LINCOLN. March 1l.-Mr Pierre l.nrll!nrd's
WuEtenstrln and Mistake, the two American
lp,rses envaurt} In to,lny's ruce for tho Lin
rI.l,ul,tr, l,,,,dic.p nrrlvr,t hrrr y,xte,ttuy.
trhn,, Lnt,, ,nrt, In axro11,.nt i,pn1ih h,.t thn
- tI ,ft.I t., ~ s,,t, ,r,rl,
it'cs '".sa ".s'nst ~ ,,o 49, S"n ~, NY '.
AMI he was uflVch 10 = !'ou' 1" So III tlln o't
ting. The track Is III splendid condition.
],nvtt,r 1mnpfitnd hy tin recent s1Ow making
n Ln,i,r vottu 'rhc town ,s mi, nf rnrfur
~ ',',i ~, .,',,. T., ,,,,, ,,.;, ,anf,rrs
''s!to's' "'''e e"o ''''ft ~ "''e" "',' ''~"s''
and bnnK1haRers' aht tfle stall4s Hfe as
well lntton%ed us usual ny tic af!stnc'
rncy Of the ractnE worltl, tic grcat
nagnates, ntld their families antl guests.
THE OPINIONS or THE SPORTING. PROPHETS,
as sl'e' w ~ i.",lio' no,'.''t p"ru.o, "ese
nioie theoraole WIN feRarl 10 t'!o ea'h'1ees VI
Mistake. the Standard selecting l'nl US tic
probable winner. Ilac!nE commenced With
tile Lincoln Cup, f1r wlltcl. seven started,
Including Mr.. j, H. Kcnna's North Star,
w1,o wna heavily hackr,]. Int fnllrl to win.
t,,tnI,,,,.. ,l,tr,i -, I..l t,o.n,rru,, H,,, 1,v
M."nr.'''t '' .,,,t ~ Mai,,,in ,,ui ,tr :;
Tas,n.,', ,,rae nno ~, r.n 1,,"..,. S,,nn t,,,s
'I'''',''a. 'n w, ~ ~ ms'. sa
winning far Lord NosooerrY Ills hrst race
ttlsposetl Of, preparations we're ,natte for tic
III ,.,.,,'t ..'+ '.,,,.,, r. ,,unr,r nm n.,.
u,s s,eaa. evs .'.,',., t"n ~. rs .a, ,,,,.anoo
t'ng "eNt o1i oflsk's' Mi' Nor'h"i o"'attso st
l'0ldlng tho first place III TIC quotations, Mis-
tnke being occasionally backed.
When the numbnr-bnarl was 'ioEsted 1t
, 1881-03-24

At NICE, FRANCE.
NlcE. March 23.-rhe Italian opern-l10uso
burned this eyun,ug. The fire broke out ut thu
beginning Of tho performance. Tho bottles
Of fourteen persons sutfocated were taken
out md placed III church opINsitss tbs
tAeatre. It Is feared 100 iuen mud women
rprislled In the llninus.
, 1881-03-24
VERY LOW LIFE.
A Brutal Steptather Attempts to
Kin His Stepdaughter
Because She Refuses to Leave Her
Newly-W Welded Husband
And Itencw II Criminal Lfnfson Of
Scycrl! Years.
Fo:..:...ately for Him, the Wound Is Not
Dangerous.

sbor,,c nf,cr c'c,ack vo4tordnv crcnlnQ
,..41'.. ,s.'a - s,>.,.a -, bin s,.,',.
,," 'so.Ho IT,, .av A..,,.,n - ~ I,,,,h", -, Hn
r.,,,...s. x,.',1., ,s,-, ~, - .@,,. tto NM, roItnd
Itc'to'' o'l'ct. ns'iI U" II '""' ''o r"4 e s.t..
thesc lust triaay, ihHlatFinH 11r h's
wolnan.' cn1liuE her vllc nnsnes, and
1tt,,4,rp n,r nf InnutuerubIy 3owd.
s.'s.. aes1 .'' ',,,.,. W. .r1,a.. h. eu,,,.d
o t%rw 1 soo oncv onc ~, ,,,o ,"c say,uo It, hs
Other stctniauxhtcr, TltIfc Tcsct, "fAke that
for your truubIe." f4p then uskci Augustn
"hetaer the eansHes he u'u' ,'.,.''i "..na
were true "r not. Sse, of COURSE uet'sca
them, lIu Immediately drew n small ru-
volyur and attempted to shoot. lio snurpcd
.no nanl'he9 t"lee. put .he rusty "eapo. s'.,
hFe. Ihe two 5hahp women nEi''elS "c'o n.'"
until bo promised tu put up tho rcyuiyGr. The
rnt,rnent he wns rrIrIsct III tuatle Art,tlur III
,,mnt nrJ ,nIu ,i,,, ~, rnr,-tdvr t.xn,t,a4a.
se'hu.' ~" lus WINS 'no e"' ti'osI ~ "'.N.
tho hullet taklng effect In tho Fight th'Eh
of Augusta. Rhe fell to tho rr"nnd
~ ts,',. r,,,,' nv, ;u, ,I trm,,,n N. win.
, 1881-03-24

SPECIAL Dtspatth to 1hs CAteasa 1rtbans.
Hos1oS, Masa., March @l.-Tho new stool
EtuamuF ~ -isiAu. OF tho Allan LIno, which ar
rived thia afternoon. was visited by hunrods Ut
people, au4 will bo boardud by many thonsands
utufIne urchtUcturc hut Ia sul,orhly lifted. bin.
Nuf On b.MEd to tho blute Ru4 elly officials A1aa
merchants Will bo VtyGA uUxt week.
, 1881-03-24

CINCINNATI March 33.-McKentlrco Chapci,
Used b. IL congregation Of tho stethnlst Eps-
copal Church III tho First WArl, cuuHht
fro III sonc mysterious wMy Tonight.
and WIS completely destroyed. Tho ohnpeI
Wns built IN lAii whun tho ltuv. Granville MOoiy
wna pastor. Luss. IL, 0iO; InsMr1lelAc, $f,O0l.
Tho lumber OlicD a1lc tho md Ut the RtnGln al-
Joining, belonging to g. Crane g. Co., was ais0
burned. LuBs, 81, ,Ou1
, 1881-03-24
CANADA.


BPFtaE UNpattk ID Ihz 7.HltdQd 1fT11H@s
ToNONTp, Ont, March GL-Tho celebrated
caao of Mrs. u. N. Fisher atyAi1.st tho OeorRtan
Ray Transportation Company Tor ~
UU dutnaKbs for tho iuss of her
husband, who wns passenger BY tho Inflated
Wxubunt which wont down nnMr the Christian
lsands during q stortn In November, ls19, u
avnt,i bcInq tried horp. Thu evidence ~ similar
il that eIlciteti at the lAtu trial. wlen the jury
isuxroud. The trial Will likely last eight or tsu
laye.
, 1881-03-24

LONDON, March G.-'Fhe lrlsh Land
LenR,,e hns this wpeE received Ea,hoo. tho
greatest amount obtAtned IN al,y Que week
sll,ca tho Luaglle was established.
, 1881-03-24

CoMANoIlE, Tex, Mnrrh GA lre Inst night
destroyed rho Blorehouso Of Elliott T. Wright
und two or three AdjHning buildings. Loss
Rbuut {a0,U0l; Insurance, ElU, ,U00.
, 1881-03-24
0f:OttfsfA,

Special Dspateh II Tne Chftnoo Tftbnhe.
ATLANTA, Ua., March %l..-'rha ruins 0f tho
past few days hnve done ArcAt 1nlHagt lhrtugh-
out tho Stnte Several ratIronds hive suspended
ind br,tlgrs tlnwn. Planting interests nre also
aeyerely Injured.
, 1881-03-24

Special D1paseA to 7.s Cateaoo Tribune.
sioKrnsA11 staroh @l-Tho Holmes conspiracy
case, arising out oE .ltvoreo xot by Mrs.
lfulu,es, vito Of 4 hntcIkccper hoFe, tn tho
enurl4 In Chicago, Y gu!nE ou befor9 no t'o'iso
MhKIstrlta In private. Tho ovlticnee Tor tao
law 0f thu plantln, IL dasnax4nx 10 tho character
Of tho pHluttf.
, 1881-03-24

4 proposed anti.Jewish lneettnx at University
a,unt.lts Vt rcsth. thu Hungarian CapitAl, has-
lug betn pr. hlblIed ny ttu pal!ee, aud tlu t:u-
, 1881-03-24
BUSINESS NOTICES,

K3usbnntl'A Cn1clnrl MngncAfu.-Fonr
first premium mctiuls nwnrtled. store agreeable
IN tho tnste and smaller t,nso than other mag
NcslA. For ealu In t;uyernmrnt stamped bottles
at druggists and country stores. Aad by T. J..
Husband, Jr,, PHILADELPHIA.
, 1881-03-24

F1la Oft yt,ur posns With tho Japanese Co1,-
Flle," ii will sutely cure Alat uul pain. N uents.
, 1881-03-24

FIRE AT 2p1&INnFIELDs MO.
ST. Louis, Mo-, MHrch :sI-Thn tln1trlng mill OF
Tucker & Griffith and tho lumber yard OF II. NJ.
Heck, ut Springfield, Mo-, burned N0ndRy night.
Luss, about $l@,uO5: llstlrod for I'LL, ,00Q
, 1881-03-24
FOREIGN.

The Commune Still Agitat- |
ing the. Cabinets Of
Europe.
Arrests Of False C1ioristcrs in
tllc Funeral Procession
Of Tho CZnr.
Hassol1nan's New York Speech.
es Captured in German
Soldiers Knapsacks.
A Cooked Revolver Sent III
q Box to Sir Vernon
Harcourt.
Sixteen Hundred Rifles Seized
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sem
fenced In Paris.
Il Ihcntrc-1Iorror in Nice, France
-FOurtccn People Burned,
Perhaps More.
The Tyrant Bismarck Again Snaps His
Fingers at His Trembling
Parliament.
His March Over to Rome-The
Greeks Win Fight-Tunis
and Cyprus.
Peace with the Boers-Dastardly Swiss
4 Grew in Irons-The Lincoln
Races.
, 1881-03-24

EHHTEIQINKE,
ST. THOMAS, Alarcal II, via HAVANA.
March asi-'rwo sllocks Ut earthquake wero
felt t,e lltll and another the Eth.
THE UNITED RrATES GOVERNMENT
Is rllnored to be negotiating for tie Danish
Antilles.
TRUSTWORTHY NEWS
Is received Tint tho agent Of powerful EI-
ropean Government recently inspected Sa-
,nann BAY. and then went to tho Capital to
oltnin. Il !easo for nnoty.uLnu years. The
otIcr was rejcctetl. The Government might.
however, willingly entertain proposals from
the United States. Tllo Government refused
q British l0ntl.
, 1881-03-24
fltflfl,

CorI.stnus. O.. March gl.-uor. Fstcr tn.''ny
,ptnlntetI Charles w. 1I0nl, 1T IHlG,1u: Henry
r pnss, of S1lHlusky: nnA Len 4. Ilarrfa. If
tsSnrnnatl, III M. stlsn Commissioners ef Fish-
,rtts for t&TGy years,
, 1881-03-24

81 ccntr. IsHck d nayncr,s "11nrsn
Fnco Powder !s u charming Invention fir tho
complexion. White. fsuscatc. and Nrunctta.
pceu tu tho iuIiuus 'Mnrs" colognr.
, 1881-03-24

Homeopathic fnnifiy IlrdicInc cases
and bopks IN ,Inrrcsti" practice nre n positive
cpnfDrt 1T every houscholi. Send snr a dcscrlp.
tive prlcr cirrcnt III Hoerlekg & TuFcrs phlE-
inAcy, 81 ElArk street.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-03
A WOMAN,S WISH.

Mary Tolcnsend, in Boston Transcript.
Would were lying in a field of clover,
OF clover cool and soft and sweet,
With dusly clouds in deep skies hanging over,
And scented silence at my head and feet.
Just one hour to slip the leash of Worry
In eager haste from Thoughts impatient
neck
And watch it coursing-in its needless hurry
Disdaining Wisdom's whistle-Duty's beck !
ALL it were sweet, where clover clumps are
meeting
And daisies hiding, so to hide and rest;
No sound except my own hearts sturdy beat
ing,
Rocking itself to sleep within my breast.
Just to lie there filed with the deeper breath
ing
That comes with listening to a free birds
song.
Our souls require at times this full unsheath-
ing
All swords will rust if scabbard-kept too
long.
And am tiredl so tired of rigid duty!
SO tired of all my tired hands find to dol
yearn faint, for some of lifes free beauty,
Its loose beads with no straight string run
ming through
Aye laugh, Eif laugh you will at my crude
speech
But women sometimes die of such greed;
Die for the small joys held beyond their
reach,
And the assurance they have all they need
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-03
AUGUST 3.

when his eye lighted on the steers~
man. The latter did not work by
the wheel, but by the old>fashioned,
handled rudder, and, after eye.
ing his proceeding for a minute, the
cloud OF wrath on the Highlander's
brow grew black as night, He adj
vanced towards the steersman In
sgealthy way, and the instant he was
within reach knocked him down by
blow with his fist, excaiming as he
did SO, @Take that, you villain, for
kittlin' her tail WI that stick aud
maxim her jump"
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Cough Cold or Sore throat

should be stopped. NeglecU frequently results
is an Incurable Lung Disease or Consumption.
BIOwn's Bronchial TrOches are certain
TO give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
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For thirty years the Troches have been recon-
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Int have been tested by wide and constant
nse for nearly an entire generation, they have
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THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURlST'

And pretty Rachel Reade did tell
him-the truth.
"But, mind, Oliver" said Sne' IL Q
a secret"
"oh, of course" said Mr. oriel'
shutting her mouth with kiss
And the dream of the rose>covereo
cottage has come true-but Bridget
O,Rrien never knew what long
Journey her photograph took
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VARIETIES.

The onlv way to shine, even in this
false world, is to be modest and un-
assuming. Falsehood may be a
thick crust, but, in the course OF
time, truth will find place to break
through.
A Danville blacksmith posts the
following "notis:" ode copardner-
ship heretofo resisting twix me and
Nose Skinner is hereby resolved
Dem what ows de firm will settle
wild me, and dem what de firm ow
will settle wild Nose Skinner
Why do we always try to excuse
ourselves for our peccadilloes? When
Quinn was in: cofee-house ne
heard one man say, "Waiter, glass
OF brandy; Pm hot" In few min
utes another. customer cried out,
"Wajter, a glass of brandy; I'm cold"
Exasperated by the general dishon'
esty, he halloed, "Waiter, glass OF
brandy; like it,"
A young gentleman, who is very
particular about the getting up OF his
linen, wrote a note TO his laundress,
and at the same time sent one to the
object Of his affections. Unfortu>
nately, he put the wrong address on
the envelopes and posted them. The
woman was puzzled, but not i'll the
least offended; but when the young
lady read: at you rumple up my
shirt bosoms and drag the button Oft
the collar any more, as you did last
time, shall have to 90 somewhere
eIse," she cried an "cHeN evenisg, and
declared she would never speak 10
him again.
A young Boston mechanic saw an
overcoat in a secondhand clothing
store, which he thought lie would be
glad to posses at a reasonable price.
"How much ?" he asked. "Twenty>
one dollars" was the answer. The
usual haggling took place, and the
mechanic started to leave the store.
"How moosh you git?" asked the
merchant. "Three dollars" "Take
it, then. ! shall shust be ruin OF N.Y.
self only make two dollars of dat
coat coat, 20 help me gracious"
Two Irishmen engaged in peddling
packages of linen, bought an old
mule to aid i'll carrying the bundles.
Each took his turn in riding the ami
NAL. One day the Irishman who
was on foot got close to the heels of
his muleship, when he received a
kick on one of his shins. To be res
venged, he picked up a stone and
hurled it at the mule, but by accident
stuck his companion on the back of
his head. Seeing what he had done,
he stopped and began to groan and
to rub his shin. The man riding
turned and asked what was the mat.
ter. "The cratur's kicked me-" was
the reply. 'Be jabers," said the
other, "he did thai same to me on the
back of me head"
On one occasion Highlander sail
ed in the packet from Aberdeen to
Granton. 1t was the first time that
Donald had been on board ship, and
the novel scene interested him great.
ly. So long as the vessel was in
smooth water he enjoyed the sail
very much, but ere long a squall
came on, causing the ship to pitch
and roll in manner which to Don
aid was very alarming. lrritated bv
being bumped about, and suffering,
besides, from certain disagreeable in.
ternal sensations, he made his way to
the deck to find out the cause of the
ships bad behavior. Arrived there