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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-03
pelsoeps and HIS Pet scheme.

PASS. Mrrch 2.-De LsssePs rays the
Panama Canal will certainly be finished
Ly 1855 at tie estimated cost, 5l2JWO,0o
frsnc,. The work will not require more
than 5000 to 10000 vorkmsa In the
most busy period u the vesk, vho viii
he recruited rom the Ct lored populstion
Of Columbis and the West Indiss-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-03

A SMOOTH complexion can be had by
every lady who will use Psrker's Ginger
Tonic. For promptly regulating the
liver and kidneys and purifying the
blood there is nothing like it, and this
is the reason why it so quickly removes
pimples and gives rosy bloom TO the
cheek. See notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-03
Scarlet Fever st Newark.

NxwARK, o., March 2.-The scarlet
fever is raging to a considerable extent
here. Several deaths resulted from it
within the last week and the public
rchools have been closed for three weeks
IN consequence Of the disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-03
LON DON
Parnell's Movements.

InxppH, March "A Paris dispatch
saws. Parnell will leave for London to.
morrow. The opponents 81 Psrnsll
here m. making considerable capita
out 81 his disappearance.
IIarcourt in introducing the
Arms Bill
in the House Oi Commons last evening,
contemporary cOntrasir'l Tarn"ils
conduct with that Of Dillon, nhO, il.
said. had courage oi his opinions
Mccarthy, the temporary Home Rnl"
leader. says the IRISH members oi ihe
House oi Commons have no choice OF
action for tho present, and hsv" only
coercion 10 lcal with and 10 oppose.
The court inquiry regarding the
Lost Steamer bohemian
express sd.ssatl-iactIon with thecondi,lon
Of the life bOa,-, some oi which have
no, been IN tie water Tor eighteen
months. The court consider that II III"
captain, who was somewhat vague IN b
der To keep the veNse! oil the two points,
had not been misurCerstood, the lc-s
would not have ocrnirel. a. the captain
WAS no, justified in keeping up high
rate oi speed in thick weather 40 near
land.
American Pork All Right IN Enzlsnd.
LONDON. March = In the House oi
Commons Nr Mun leila repealed his
preyious statements, showing that the
GJyernment has ~ Intention io pro.
hibit tie iuLnt,atGn OF American
pork. lie lsI 10 evidence oi the prev
slence Il trichipr a: Chicago. Coun.
Sies which prohibited the importation
were npt dereGdrnt on the external
supplies Will respect 10 us d'snse a. II
affects III. population of Eng land and
Wales lie say, hat the local govern.
ment board is alore responsible; The
Irish government, !. alone responsible
for the public health in Ireland. The
functions al the veterinary department
prIvy council are confined entirely b
I'd. disease. In living animals no facts
have been brought ~ The governments
no:i.e 10 justify any alarm. As re
yards the corp.e,ol tuo persons IN the
Dnblin d..ectiDx rooms, ported a.
showing suspicious s,mptJDs there
isro ryider ce showing that they died oi
,rirhino-i-, ~ had been eaters of Amer
icsn pork
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-03
OUR LAW-GlVERS
CONSIDERED SEVERAL IMPORTANT
MEASURES YESTERDAY.

The IIs,ics Bill Again-The Ejectmsnt
Bill Argued 0Ssr-The Dog vs..
Sheep Bill and laughable
AmUsement-Minor Mat
ters and What MAS
done with Inem.
WILSON'S RAILROAD BILL LAID OUT
IN NE SENATE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-03
FR1aHTFUL RAILROAD WRECKS

A Train with Over 100 Passengers on
Board Throw from the Track Triin
Going 70 the Assistance Of the Sufferers
Fell Through q Britge snd Ten Men
Were Killed.
MGCox, No March "A passenger
train on the Hannibal and -. Joe road,
which left here at 3 o'clock, was thrown
from the track jus, this side OF Bevier,
SIX miles west Of this city, by broken
rsil. The engine, tender, baggage car
and two coaches were thrown compile
" from the trsck down an eDbank.
ment 10 ieet high and badly demolished,
except the smoking car in which were
~ emigrant passengers, forty o! whom
we're women and children. This car kept
an upright position, bet ploved lis way
into the ground some distance from the
track. The other passenger car and one
sleeper we're thrown from tie track the
first being turned over, while only The
forward trucks OF the rear sleeper vent
of. 10 the latter the passengers were
not awakened by the accident AMI only
learned thereof when some of the in
iured were taken IN.
A special train was sent up from
Quincy, arriving here about 10 o'clock,
which went on To the scene Of the scci.
dent and returned here with the passen.
gers ofthe wrecked train, who are being
cared for a. the hotels. There were 100
passengers On the train, and that no lives
we're lost and so few burt. is remaIka.
bic. The injured number ten, snd
none OF them were fatally hurt Az
soon a possible after the wreck, wreck
ing train left Brook6eid, thirty. y.four
! miles vest Of Macon, Tor the scene oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-03
The Amendment

DAnd for his protection while execut-
ing the provisions of this section, the
constable shall be furnished, at state
expense, with one broad sword, two
navy revolyers and q Gatling gun; he
shall also be furnished with a suit OF
clothing impervious TO hot water and q
Broomstick Proof Helmet;
he shall also have power to call out the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-03

This SeRtleman, from Mason county,
hal been studying the duties OF the dog.
killer. aud he thought that he should
have some protection. Accordingly, he
offered AL amendment to be added to
the end of this section OF Mr.. RIey's
substitute, which was being discussed.
The section reads:
"The constable having such list shall
kill, or caused to be killed, every dog on
which the taxes assessed "a aforesaid are
not paid on or before the first day OF
March OF the year next after that in
which the assessment is made, having
inst depapded the amount OF such tax
from the keeper OF such dog. Forevery
dog so killed he shall receive credit ior
the tax charged on the animal killed and
one dol sr from the funds collected by
him. He shall have the same commits.
sions for collections under this act that
sheriffs are allowed for collecting county
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

CUNNINGHAM, the well Known. relisble
~ HATTER, is prepared 70 DO an kinds Of work
In his hne New SILK HATS made to ORDER md
CD onss remodsled. Remember the No. 10 ss6
D. poxtoveek jao1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

IL is demonstrated by figures which cannot
lie that during the five years the people OF
tennessee have been quarrelllng over the state
oeot' as 10 Whistler II should be paid or repudl-
ateo' the expenses OF the long contest on this
question have cost the state more than the in
teres' on the debt for that period amounted TO-
Extended sessions Of the legislature, costly
EFFORTS at compromise aud deprec alton OF ST ate
securities have aggregated an amount OF money
FAR In excess Of the sum that wo1ld have been
required 10 meet the demands OF the debt.
another evidence that honesty is the best
p( Icy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

A defender OF reputation in Virginia, writing
TO the readJuSter organ OF that state says 1.-The
readjusters propose eliminating the war inter
est OF Virginia, and following he adds that '.the
Virginia bonds are chiefly held by a class of
men, who, By their acts. in measure deprived
Virginia Of her ability TO pay her debts, and
have, presume, no interest In common with
her people" This aStute financler does not
present any argument whatever In favor OF
reputation, but he maintains that &c Is right
and just because, forsOoth 9 northern religious
Publishing house, in which he had bought
STOCK emitting him 70 receive A dollars worth
OF books every year, refused, after the rebellion
to allow him to eraw his literary rations for the
four years OF the war. This was an act of re
pudiation thinks this writer on finance, which
Jus'1fes Virginia In repudlatlng her debt be-
cause northern men hold the bonds While
this presentation OF the repudiatlonists' posi-
ton is weak even TO ab5uriity, 1t Is about as
strong as the cause viii admit of. II the north
ern publishing house issues works defining the
difference between honesty and dishonesty. its
pity the concern did not supply its repudia-
ZIONIST subscriber with four years allowance
OF this kind OF literature. Reputation IS "a
monster OF such h!de0us mie1" that IL grows
ugiieT the more Il is seen aud It Is not possible
10 so conceal Its hideousneSs in any drapery OF
Sophistry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21
w. w. BURDETTE & CO.,
feb2l st 92S 18th 81. ard FOG X st.n.w.


1 TAKE PLEASURE in ANNOUNCING TO
MY FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB
Lie THAT 1 HAVE LEASED THE FINE
81 ORE, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND
WILL OCCUPY THE SAME ABOUT THE 18TH
OF MARCH. I WILL THEREFORE OFFER
NY ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING AT AND
BELOW COST. TIE STOCK Is OF THIS SEA
SONS MANUFACTURE. CONSISTING Of
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS,
DIAGONAL AND WOKSTED SUITS,
CASHMERE AND CHEVIOT SUITS,
DIAGONAL, BEAVER. OHINOHILLA AND
OTHER STYLES OF OVERCOATS,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ULSTERETTES,
SPRING OFEROOATS IN ALL TIE NEW
SHADES, BOYS AND OHILDREN'S SUITS
AND GREAT MANY OTHER SPEOIALTIES
THESE GOODS ARE SUITABLE FOR THE
COMING INAUGURATION, AND BETTER
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FINE CLOTHING AT
SUCH SAORIFICING PRICES HAS NEVER
BEEN OFFERED BEFORE.
A. S T r A u s
1O11 Pennsylvania avenue,
feb2l Between 10th and 18th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

The editor OF the Chicago Times see4s to
regard IL as singular and IA fact irTeconcilabIe
that the correspondent OF a Cincinnati paper
should write that ''Uhe literary and artistic
element OF Washington Is superb" and that
the briIiiancy and wit OF some OF the leaders of
Its society would rival the finest efforts of the
2 salons OF France in the best and palm.est DAYS
OF that country, while on the other hand
others Insist that fashionable life here
isa sham and hunbug OF The most unqualified
sort, and that what Is called society, abounds
In uneducated. rude and vulgar men and
women There is nothing strange In this.
Bias IL not occurred to our contemporary that
DOTH commentators may be right. much as they
appear TO differ? Eacn Is PROBABLY writing of
that particular circle In which he or she moves.
Washington is many sided city. There Is no
place In the country nearly so COSMOPOLITAN in
character and spirit Hardly anything can be
said therefore that would not apply with a
degree OF truth and force to some phase OF
lie TO DC met here. II all depends on the field
or observation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

The lower house OF the Missouri legislature
has passed. by a vote of 90 TO s. bill TO make
TIE keeping or gambling houses a felony. 1t
Is predicted that the state senate Will promptly
pass the measure and the governors approval
Is assured, so that the law is expected to 90
Ito effect In a few days. Under the law now
In elect In that state the keepers OF gambling
houses are subjected only 70 a flne, which were
generally put at the minimum figures BY the
police courts In s.. Louis. the gamblers of that
city nave invariably been able to make their
irhuence felt in local politics, and Judges orrhe
municipal courts, AS a rule, have been unyill-
Ing to impose sentences that would bring UPON
them the tl-Sil! OF tails class. When the cases
against proprtetOrs or gaming houses SHALL 81
before the higher courts, and the sentence
must, under The law, DC term OF imprison-
ment IN the penitenuary. the risk of Carrying
on the business will, 10 doubt, be TOO great for
many 10 undertake It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21
NOOT,s.

THR. RUPPERT,
Nos. 4O3 and 4O5 5th u. NV
RARE ATTRACTIONS
OF NEW NOVELTIES IL
FANCY WORSTkD WORK
OF New Designs for Embroidery on Linen. Msn-
moth and Felt Cloth
full line OF Worsted (hand- knittedl Goods,
Satin and Velvet, OhiId's Bonnets, Embroidered
Cloaks, all sizes, and general Outfit for Children.
Germantown and Zephyr Worsted. German Yarn.
al coors, and all kinds OF Embroidered Material
hand nj the Lowest Market Price dad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21
The senate Anne md mt nfs to the Dis.
trIct Appropriation bill.

One OF the questions OF difference arising
between the two houses OF Congress IN the pas
sage OF the District appropriation bill is in a
construction OF the scope OF the organic law
dividing the expenses of the District govern
ment between the District and Congress. The
view taken by the Senate Is In accord with JUS
tice, ard certainly nobody can say that il in
fringes upon either the letter or spirit of the
organic Law. The Items of appropriation upon
which the difference ofopinion exists are for the
support OF the insane asylum and the Jail. The
House, in its action upon the District hill
virtually insists that the District should hear
one-half the expenses or maintaining the iail
aEd ABOUT ones sixth Of the expenses for SUD-
port Of the Coz eminent Insane Asylum That
this proportion OF eurd IN is very far In excess
OF the benefit deri' Cd by the District from the
Insane asylum, perhaps few will question. IL
needs no examination OF the rolls of the
asylum TO demonstrate that neither one-sixth
noT one-SlXteenth Of the number belong to the
District By reason OF any claim OF citizenship
or residence here Unfortunate employees
OF the government who require treatment of
mental maladies are frequently sent from
Washington to the asylum, aud possibly they
may be entered upon the rolls or the institu-
ton as being received from this city. Relatives
OF congressman and puoIlc officials whose
minds are disorderel have frequently been
brought here for the purpose or combining them
In the government asylum, and the formaiities
necessary 20 admission there have been com
pied with here In Washington; out surely that
does lot impose upon the taxpayers here the
duty OF bearing q portion OF the expense of
maintaining these persons. Wandering un-
fOrtuDates who have either escaped from
friends or have been permitted to 60 at large
oftentmes drift TO Washington and, IL the case
is bad one, there is nothing to do but send
them to the asylum Is that any reason why
the people or the District should be made to
pay for the performance, by them OF an act
OF Charity, in providing for the care OF some
Insane person, who, perhaps, at the time OF his
confinement In the asylum, has been only a
few hours or few days In Washington? In
regard TO the jail, 1t IS used more as place OF
confinement for offenders belonging elsewhere
than OF those living here as list of It's prIs-
oners. with their places or residence given, Will
prove at any time. The Senate committee
after obtaining accurate Information on these
points, reduced the asylum appropriation, so
that $4,000 Will fall upon the District, and
struck out the appropriation for the jail, leav-
l ug the government TO maintain the latter.
This is but fair, and It is TO be hoped the House
viii take this just view OF the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21
n ooT's.
8I5 Pennsylvania ave.
Offers decided bargains In Real and Imitation
LACE GOODS

The Larger. and finest collection OF FINE LACEs
In Washington.
ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS FOR BOoUET
De ooRsAGE. WHITE LACE DRESSES FOB
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN. EICa
SASH AND TRIMMING RIBBONS, REAL LACE
EMBROIDERED AND HAND-PAINTED FANS.
RECEPTION NOVELTIES A SPECIALITY,
CHILDREN'S VELVET AND SILK SUITS,
BoNNETS. BREAKFAST AND NURSE GAPS.
ONE PRICE. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

FLORIDA ORANGES,
FRESH TOMATOES, oAPoNs FROM PHILA.
DELP8IA.
ALSO. PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TIJR-
KEYS.
EXTRA BOAST BEEF, CANVASS-BAOK RED
EEAD. QUAIL, GROUSE. ETC,
AT THE
PALACE MARKET.
Cor. l4th and New York ave.
EhANA D. TIBBET9. jan17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21
INAUGURATION NOTES.

lNAOHe NA1lON NOTES.
Magnificent ALL-SILK VELVET, 26 In. 81. So
EVENING BROCADES, ali coiors, So.
WHITE BROCADES, all grades and styles.
GAUZES In every color. pure silk, 81. 30.
BEADED DRESS FRONTS in great variety.
SATINS DE LYON in choice shades.
SATINS, SILKS and VELVETB all colors.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
One doz pure LINEN NAPKINS (weight % or. J.,
S1.50. -
Fine HUOK TOWELS 81, S.. 40 and 49,
TABLE DAMASKS 10 great variety
QUILTS, COMFORTS and BLANKETS.
Elegant stock of NAPKINS at low prices.
SHEETINGS at the lowest market prices.
CRETONNEB. LAPPET MUSLINS, &c.
ONE PRICE.
". n. SINISTER d Sons.
feb2l 90 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

Another of the Buford family is on the
rampage In Kentucky, and the lire In his eve
is directed specially TO the eNtinguishment OF
them newspaper fellers,' because they did
not approve the verdict OF not guilty recently
rendered IN favor Of Tom Buford who killed
Judge Elliott IL is young Buford who has
broken loose this time, and the first newspaper
man hH attacked escaped by running away. IL
All 'he newspaper fellerS' OF Kentucky who
are included in young Buford's threat combine
'ney may ne able, backed by the civil officials
=, .ne stat 10 at least put temporary check
Nfon 'he D Hody purposes OF the Buford family
-~-4SO>
Soile az started the story little while ago
Iha' S''' et .'rs are now running In the CITY OF
'eios IL and the papers are printing the
Statement as an item Of genuine news. There
Is iOt even the color OF truth In #. Thara :. M
more heed OF and little more chance for n,,,,d'
IDga street Car line in Jerusalem. than FOR
teiephonic connection With the moon Thoro
Is not street In the city wide enouyh or
straight enough TO accommodate an ordinarv
track, and II road we're built there would be
40 business for II,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21
LADIES GOODS


HIS G. DONOVAN,
2ao Filth Avenue. New York Ctt,,
Has opened for the Season her
BRANCH House.
no. f32e New York Avenue uorthwe,,,
WAsHINGroN. ID C.
LATEST lMPohTATION5
RECEPTION. DINNER. AND BALL DRESSES.
FRENCH NovELTIE-
fehlq u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

GENTS FURNISHINGS.
When you want to buy csIl sud SEE
The SENATE SHIRT For 65 cents. It lie as good
aR others ask dollar for.
The MYSTERY sHIRT, rs cents. Is as good as
any dollar shirt in America.
LINEN COLLARS, finest quality and latest tyles
only 81 30 Der dozen. six for IS cents.
ST. SECk-WEAR, cheaper than ever.
lion SOCKS, two pair for 25 cents. usual
price 20 cents pair.
Very fine ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, IS
cents, worth 40. 1T
MEGINNISS'S,
feb16 1000 + street northwest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

DELS CORN SOLVENT. - Warrsnted TO cure
i Hard and Soft Germs without injury or pain
g: 6tESLER. SOle Agent. Boots and Shoes iG2I
TN 81. northwest. NO cure no pay. oc2I-4m
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-21
ste Ag.-FS. rem en- JuH

inpackade den och seglade sin nilbat
till Kairo standig angest for att
styrmannen skulle satta cid pa baten
och den dyrbara lasten pa SO satt ga
f6rlorad. Skatten kom dock i godt
behalf till Kairo och blef lika lyckligt,
pa diplomatisk vag, smugglad ut ur
landet. Da Ebers nag veckor sena.
re aterkomstill Thebe och motto kop.
tern, sag denne ut som han varit lila
medtagen af gulsot, och da Ebers fra.
gade honom hur han madde, rackte
han ut tungan at honom, ty han tyck.
tes anse denna fraga som cit hau.
-Du skamlose bedragare, sade han
vred, en- halftimme efter sedan du
gait f0rde en- american till mig on
engelsman, som vile nifva mig dub.
belt So manga guldstycken som du.
Det var ingen mindre an direkt6ren
for British museum som skyndat dit
pa ame"ikanens uppmaning och hvil-
ken Ebers lyckligen kommit f6rvag.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-21
Norska f6rhaIlanden.

Oscarshamnsposten lases: ''Den
strid, som vart vestra br6draland
redaa lange pagatt mellan regeringen,
stodd pa byrakratien, a ena sidan
SAINT representationeu, stodd pa folk
william, a den andra, fortgar ALT jemt
med oforminskad styrka.
Eft 6nskligt tillfalle att astadkom-
ma en- fral ALA sidor efterlangtad
f6rlikning mellen pa1tierna erbjod
sig i h0stas, da statsradet Stang, den
egentlige "kampministern,' afgick
fran regeringen. Men vederborande
vore nog ovise att lata delta tillfalle
obegagnadt glida sig ur handerna i;
och man torde "a vanta lange in
nan ct: annat lika gynsamt fall intraf-
far.
Sedan dess ha de maktegande NEST
genom kitsliga och smaakti9a f6rf6l.
jelser mot personer i statens tjenst,
hvilka haft mod nog att fullg0ra sina
pligter sasom folkets Representatives.,
lagt slit daliga lynne i dagen. Och
kronan sattes pa verket sedan den
med de styrandes CODA mime tillstal-
da valdsamma agitationen mot Bjorn-
stjerne Bjornsons upptradande sasom
festtalare vid Wergelandsstodens af.
tackande fullstaudigt misslyckats !;
da vederborande ej f6rmadde hiEdra,
att den store skaldeu intog den he.
dersplats, som har mer an nsgonsin
med rata tillkom bonom, funnQ de
sjelfve for godt att vid den stora ma.
tionella h6gtiden lysa genom sin fran
yaro. 49,. ..
Men om nsgousin ett folk 6nskar
Sc sina styresman midt ibland sig, Sd
ar det yid de stora fosterlandska min
nenas hogtidsdagar. Nu rymde de
sjslfye faltet och lemnade friyilligt
framsta platsen st motstandarne. De-
ras varste ovsnner kunde .ej gifyit
dem ett samre rad.
xEms shsftid fortsattes fejden i stor.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-21
I barmhertighetens namn- st6ten
dessa sn& ifr1n eder!
(Ur "Dagens Nyheter.")

Der ute drager en- isande kali nor
danvind fram genom gatorna. Sn6n
faller / tata flingor, munkbrofruar.
ma huttrs och trysa, och kuskarne
s6ka. halla sig varma med en- "akar.
brasa."
En- qvafvande hetta raider deremot
derinne i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Punsch. och toddyangorna blandas
med den tjocka tobaksroken, skratt
och ett oredigt sorl af roster genom.
skara den tunga luften. ALA bord
aro upptagna, glas och buteljer fylla
dem, kypare springa fran och till.
baka.
psf, kypare. psf!
-Kommer strax
Har politiseras
-.. och tro mig du, det ar enda
sattet for Alexander III att slippa fa1
sins ode.
ia visst, men om.---
Goa herrn, k6p ett applet afbry.
ter i detsamma en- spad, klagande
stamina.
-Nej, ga din vag!
En- af herrarne vid bordet ser upl
och kastar en- blick pa egarinnan till
den klagande r6sten. Det ar en- liten
! as ars hicka, lila kladd. med stora,
vackrs 6gon, men blafrusna kinder
och handler. Hon. star redan be-
grepp att drtjande adagsna sig till ett
annat bord.
--Nej, men Sc en- sam yacker unge,
ropar' den herrn som sett upp; kom
hit, min; fieka, hvad heter dus
Nina.
. Ia Sc dina applen.
En- Iten korg, med 8 3. 10 applen,
stalles px bordst- Frukten ser just q
Aptitlig ut..r Men samtalet har for en
stund afbrntits. ALA SO pa flickan,
ALA skola ssprtka med henne, fraga
honne. 4t.2 ! = z:zs:-. -;, :. : : = : g 2. =,
Ia gJa, det ar den vanliga historien:
-Pappa ar 81 sjuk sd, och mamms
.har inte nIgot arbete. IRE syskon
har jag hemma, och di d. sluka ALI
hop. s. sE.5ts s siss : q 8 59; @ .1e. I
-Stackars barn, dina applen vii
jag 81 ha, men So hsr har du q
slant. n 4;
Och M b6rjar ett halt litet danae
reen faIla 6fver den sdlla; 10 och 25
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-21

den |f0rfarliga statsutgift, som under
rubriken "fangvardskonto" ar Ell
stats st6rsta skam tiack.
Och 'anda tyan J. edra a,hander-nej,
med farisen >slan Ter for edra br6st
och ,tacken Gud att I ej aren som an.
dra menniskor. h! (Forts.)