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]. II, WUVD, UNNefnI InSSenGCt Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIISl

A. Schedule & to '9Is&f I&AHTr AsHsr MGGsiNdT5N SGSRANT Af a. m
t&33 Ch.mSo =, ,lil.innati, and st. Louis Fast Fp
p'S ess' ah1cpih hS1se"pih 'Gars to Cincinnati St LouiI
SCo. baltimore, R,,, E:lcott City, and Way stationa
$50 bqlmgrS ATpSs and Way GSamSna
t5i5. Baltl6ers, Express, ,,,e,.,,
s' PhnhHdISpha, New York S,@ and Boston Express
lla ;eTstown and at Point of Rocks for Frei'
1000. Baltimore, ,Hyatt.vie, and Laurel Expras
stops AZ BsSvilln Annapolis Junction, JcS
sup's, and Dorseys. On sundays stops NJ
1000 Ia timore Express Stops at Hyattsvllle aui
tN4a PIiburs chIcago Cincinnati ns, and st. Logl oa.
Express. Sleeping cars 10 ClhcinhHu and
l2IO baltimore, Elllcott City. Annapolis and Way
tl25 on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t5;0O. Baltiinore Philadelphia, and New York Er.
$50. DaitImotre and Way Stations, Winchester.
Frederick, Hagersiown and Way ,'ia Re-
4so Baltimore, Hyattsyllle, and Laurel Express.
(Frederick, via Relay. Stops Mt Annapolis
@s @ Pai%GPrfR fSnt RoSks VIM
falseT pna WAY sSSrs Way 0n s%Gidays
e po% ES1S " RstGe' at and LH"'
tee tee BaitImore B,,I 9md md, May stations ,.,, ,,-.
IS'lu. IltlsDuGB, lleNehnu, ana DNlIOb
Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburg.
El0 Baltimore Express. =.
TOSS. Philadelphia, New York, ana Boston Express
,,, Sleeping Cars TO New YORK.
tlO:l1 Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis ENpresS
Sleeping Cars to CINCINNATI ST. Louis, and
1850. Baltimore and Way stations.
tDaily tNundays only. Other trains daily, EXCEPT
All traIns from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further Information apply NJ the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Onices: Washington Station GlD and l3d
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, c lrner of Fourteenth street.
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point In the city. -
WM. CLEMENTS
Master of Transportation, Baltimore
@, X LORD,
General Passenger AGENT. b ttimOrN
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Skin Diseases Cured

BY DIR. FRAZIER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
asif by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches and Eruptious OH the face leaving the
skin clear, healthy, and beautiful. Also cures itch
BARRIERS Itch, saltrheum, Tctter, Ringworm, scald
head, Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples. Sore Lips old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASE
+. Drake, esq, Cleveland, Ohio, suffered beyond
oil description from a skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head, and face and nearly destroyed
his eyes The most careful docorlng failed to help
him, and ailer ali had failed he used Dr. Frazers S
Magic Ointment and was cured by a few appica.
tions.
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt fprIce Hfly cents
HENRY & CO., Sole Proprietors,
G2 Vesey street, New York City.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles,
DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT is u
ure cure. Price 81. by mall. For sale by drug
gkts. WAS
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CHIROPODISTS.
EAsY FEET. &c,

ENAsY FEET, &c
Relief wlthoutpaln In few minutes. Fee, 81 per
visit for putting the feet In order, CoTns, bunlons,
diseased nails vascular eXcrescences and other foot
comUlaints successfully treated at DIR WHITES
CHIROPoDIAL ESTABLISHMKNT, 1Il8 Penn
sylvanla avenue, opposite Wilnrd's Hotel. Patron
lied by the most eminent physicians surgeons and
thousands of other wel.known uefsonages from far
1N2l y --
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke & Co.. Pa and Fifteenth st.:
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LOCAL BASEBALL.
Tho War Department Nine Defeated by
the Government Printing once.

The Government Printing Office nine defeated
the Wars ON the grounds, corner OF sixteenth and
r Streets yesterday afternoon after good batting
game by n score of to 3. The work performed
with the bat was one of the finest witnessed on tho
grounds this season, and ellcitcd ffcQuent ap-
plauso rom the spectators Heck pitched for the
Wars, and was pounded" for thirteen singles,
willie Holden was batted for eight singles. Not
both sides was very good. The following IS tho
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D1ED-
COMBs.-On September g. at p. m., at the resi-
dence of his father 9lS street northwest, MICHAEL
$. COMBS aged 81 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
JONES-On September Z, DANIEL SPAULDINa
JONES
The funeral will take place on Sunday the 10th In
slant, at 80 p. m, from Masonic Temple, corner
Ninth and streets. Friends and relatives respect
fully invited 10 attend. -
babylon Wednesday, September O. 1882 SUSIE
JoYCE infant daughter OF J. X and Susie V. Baly
aged 9months and ~ days,
Funeral Saturday, the 9th instant. at o'clock,
from 70 II street northwest. Friends respectfully in
vited
GADSBY.-On September O, 1882, Mrs. NJ. AU-
GusrA GADsBY, widow Of the late William Gadsby
In the 10th year OF her age
Friends OF the family arc invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence. 1921 north
west at o'clock p. M, Saturday, September o. ss
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock md Bond Observation-Disclosures aud
GaucrnI MurICfa

Tho following report ofthefinanolnl market yestcr
day, together with opening and closing quotations.
are furnished by tho clearinghouse Of IL. d. Cooke
Jr., 6 Co., 1929 ST. Washington, ID. c.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS,
LADIES LIST.

The following Is list OF advertised letters remain
ing In the postoiIice in the city Of Washington,
September 0, 1852; j.. II. ANGER, z. NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale.

For sale To DAY at DOWLINGs AUCTION |
ROOMS, mt Il M, magnificent Bed and bureau of ,
mahogany, with solid ebony mOuntngs OF the latest
se9-itN
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1TNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
WEST AND WEJr

AAAH AtNb-'h LINE ~ III u SOUTH, SlITTIT-
WEST, AND wE5r.
schedule in effect August ~ 1852
7;iO a. New Orleans Mail, daily. making close
WITH puII,na a 70 a points south and southvesS
I'm 1}aN,e Ni 10 Atlanta, aud Atlanta TO New Orleans;
nG a,sY t ~ tmanihgton TO New orleans via Lynchburg
s?oa m.-Ionisye Fast Line. daily. via Charottes-
LOUISVILLE, and al southwestern. points, making
man sspHS cars w E sSa to 'f%,n SHf Pull
$40 p i,-WarrGnton &c, mOdaton. daily oxoeps
cGrHnS arrives in WasnEtoon az ia nss s,a3n> a. mo
iESi p m:ss0gLhsrn e Mall and iNpress, daily, % ait
VILE md Charlotte with Pullman sleeping Cars
White sulphur snEnss. sii'SS''n ana washington 70
For AL n9Inis Ans, on Mana. sns DIVISION take 7:iO a m.
@ c;iO 4 M. train daily and i,o r. IN. train daily, ex.
lor tickets aud all Information. inquire Mt Gem.
PAM oiice Os fpSmnsylyana avenue, or at linton
with telephone system. . ''u
n; sLAuGHTER, General Passenger hscng H. nseh''
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager, irIs
ryNHE GREAT, -
TO npIEEI THE H9FnH FnR WESST STi ANp SoTrMwEsE
srERRGU Hhi @ SftFHGR!P fESqMTMiFHf EqTiFHafyr
TRAINS Leave 9EEEFwGf WAsii II NarN 4 ISL Rom noa
For psSnrss sSrFsr snS sxth , Snd @ = streets follows
daily Fs Line m dairy HTs win e. slsspls ss y Car: %
5o M daily %ta Palace tais to 'Sfr@ Piil1oors THers
burr ana Il, M9 Express 90 p. M daily Tor PITTS.
For iSie,sn prinS' $50 A. M, $50 and G5o D. m
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For rCHnmnniagna; nan % Rochescr Buffalo, Niagara 10 a.
rsburt T." atkins. go p. m. daily eyrrni Sat,,r
uhy, with Palace ars TO CunandaIf,,a '' Sh'u''
For WiianSport Look HnYon, and T,mra Mt 81,
a. m, daily, except sunday " ''
lS)i a;D, &50, and 1890 ~. m; on Sunday, ion ali
and lG2Oi M Limited Express of Pullman Far.
lor 1hrS; ~ u. M, daily. except sunday "
For Brooklyn n. y, all through trains connect N
Jersey City Win boats oi Brooklyn Annex aifor,l.
ing direct transfer to Fn ton street avoiding doHbia
ierrthge across New York citv. ''s 'o"'''
FOR Philndelphia 500 n n lGlO a. m, l:30 100 aJl
ana lU2o y, m; ON sunday, I'D, 300 and lO:eD D. M,
, lhml ca Express, $50 n. M daily, except sunday.
for baitlmorc, :iO $40 0:0 lO2Oa H., and $780, Asl
,,eS s9 r. M, a;sl go 100 $50, and 1920 p m.
except Sunday. ~
For AAhnapoiis, Go n H. and flop m. daily cxcep,
ALEX XINDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG All
NAY AMP n "A ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
For nicxandria, $50. 200, e2o llOO. and lie, A. m
9:2O, ll:Oj, and ll.lj n. M, and 500 p. M '
For Richmond and the South $3.50 aud li2j n m daily
and 500 y. III. daily, except Sunday
Tia.ps leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON. 600. IN,
ana 1900 a. m; II: o. 800, 500. 100. and 90 %.
m. and letg midnight: on sunday NJ .; Sis. aud
Tickets an Indignation ut tho office, northeast cor.
ner of Thirteenth street ana pennsylvania avenue
and ut the station where orders can be len for thd
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
]. II, WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
ID DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
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LONDON, Sept. s.-Consols 90 0.i0 for money and
99s for the account; Atlantic and Great Western Isis
53ti; do. 2ds, 2laf Erie, 1s; Reading, 32Is Ontario
and Western 2sH. Paris advices quote per cent.
rentes at 63f 25c.
National Republican., 1882-09-09

THE purify and elegant perfume Of PaIker's
Hair Balsam explain the popularity OF this re-
liable restorative
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baltimore stock board.
PRODUCE rARKETS,

BALTIMORE. Sept s-Virsinia Is, consolidated, co;
past due coupon, So new IO-.Gs, i3S bid to-day.
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LOTTERIES.
r6- The Public are asked to read our now and I'M
proved Scheme. to b. drawn In August
Capital Prize, $4,000.
Tickets only 81. shares ~ proportion.
I--a- 8 T.

This is The only Lottery eyer uoted on and in
doTSed Gy The people Of y'Stuts.
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J. T. GFORGFS.

Chiropodisi, Anatomlst, and Manufacturer OF Fina
Fashionable, and Easy Fitting BOOTS AND SHOES
Under National Hotel.
Corns, Bunions and Ingrowlng Nails &c, perna-
nently cured Lasts made TO order and preserved for
customers.
ExTRAoRDINARY BARGAINS IN READY.
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Vto irhes amounting '''''So'oo'
Tickets, -. Halves, 81.
ALI, PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION.
CAUTION See that the name
GOULD q GO.
Is on your ticket. Noneother original reliable
SHlPsEY COMPANY,
General Agents,
70 East Randolph street,
Chicago, III.
For ,,t,rp,, ,tion &C., apply to
'' "' John ". CLARK,
Gil New Jersey avenue northwest or 1872 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue Washington, ID. T.

l.Hi0 PrlZes, . sll2,f00
IS tickets, 500.
Remit money bank draft by letter or send by ex
prets, DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or PJJST-OFFICE ORDER. Orders of s. and upward
by express be sent at our expense Address all or
ing Louisville KY, or r.. NJ. BOARDMAS, 500 Broad
way, New YORK; or j. w. CLARE, GIL New Jersey
avenue northwest. and lia2 Pennsylvania avenue
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Mt. Vernon! Mt. Vernon!
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN

Leaves Seventh-street wharf daily (except Sunday
for Mt Vernon ut 10 o'clock a. m; returning reaches
Washington about $3.50 p. III,
aulO L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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l HAVE used St. Jacobs Oil and esteem II the
best remedy for rheumatism have ever known,
says Mr.. c. N. Manchester. Cutler street, Spring.
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sDlNAhtl BAhdAlNS IN READ
MADE POINTED SHOES.

Also nice assortment of easy custom made Boots
and Shoes. especially adapted for tender feet VIII
soil tho entire stock Of ready-mado Shoes IulT
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot Of sixth street every Mon.
daV. wednesday, and Friday, ut 500 o'clock d. M
touching at Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe, -
CONN EDITING AT NORFOLK WITH THE Bly-
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
First-CaSs fare Fortress Monroe and Norfolk SD
Round trip fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk ~
Second. class fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk y
First.chss fare to Plncy Point and Point Lookout y
ROuud tr u fare to Piney Point aud ~. Lookout y
secondclass A.re TO Piney Point and Pt Lookout ~
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays
anu 7"'" 'TiiifE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and II, G, KNIGHT, leave f,sr "
East River, New YORK, every saturday ~ p N
and Georgetown every Friday at a, IN, toL paIu9-
ulArs apply to Agent G3 Water street, GeorGatoWh.
Tick6ts and staterOoms can 30 secured ~ SShss4
office Gl3 Fifteenth street, In Nat Ael hhnH - hnI
o. tckut unica 1851 Pa. ave, ST. Marx Hotel anu az
boat lfp3l ALFRED NuoD' 9"S's'"iJ,
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH rs WEALTH.

DIR. H. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, n specific for iyslera, Dizziness,
Conyulsons n ervCuS Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss Of Memory, Spermaiorrhua, lmpotency, In:
SoiuntaIy hniiSni'si rFrinaurS oiu AHer caused caused
which leads to misery, decay, and death. one box
will cure recent cases. Each box contains one
months treatment one dollar box, or six boxes
for five dollars Sent by mail prepaid, on receipt OF
With each Ord,I elyel by US for six boxes, accom-.
panied With live dollars, we will send the purchaser
our written guarantee 10 return the money II the
treatment does not effect cure, Guarantees issued
by STOTr IL CROMWELL, 4S) Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, d. O.. wholesRls and reiu agents. Or.
dpTs by mail Will receive prompt attention. oclS ly
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TATE BONDS
ForriCn Money ,Inrket.

sUBTREAsURY BALANCES
.. Ss5,80l ,9i0 20 Currency ......... 279, ,S57
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GEORGETOWN STATION.
Advertised Septembero 0.
LADIES LIST.
Gillooly, Ellen Waller, Mrs America
Sampson Mrs Mary
GENTLEMENS LIST.
Henthornc, l. ROllin Sonnemaun, NJ
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GOVERNMENT BONDS-CLOsINU QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent. extended-..... 01IS910l
United States "A per cent. regstered--.. li3 (Dl3
United states "a per cent. coupon. l3A(D1l3
United StAtes per cent. registered... l1S2sGl ll0
United states per cent. coupon-...... llgs4 012O
United states per cent. Z. L.".....". ll9atall9I
District OF Columbia 3U53 10g
BASKEns' EXCHANGE.
Three-day bills ......- 1905 Sixty day bs.., 1856
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-09

drive them off. We were obliged 70
shoot some at last, as they became al
most tame. Bears were numerous
while we had the water close outside
the land ice. They would come walk
ing along the edge OF the land ice. and
when they got ent of the house would
walk right up to it. Du,ing the dark
we killed four or five every month, ex-
cept November, but we saw on an aver
age two week. One moonlight night
in November there were five or six
hears within 400 yards of the house. but
we could not get shot at anv Of them
unless we kept very still until the bear
came up TO the house. We never shot
female bear from October to March
IS. This is an important fact. They
were always very large male bears.
Several times on examining the con-
tents of the stomach we found them
full of nothing but grass; but in the
spring they generally had been feeding
on seals, and more than once we OBJ
tanned a good bu .ketful of oil for cook
ing purposes out of the bears stomach.
On e a bear had eaten large piece of
greasy canvas which had been thrown
away aud had been blown some 200 or
300 yards from the house. He then
came up to the house and commenced
to eat our blubber. but was immediate
" shot. On February 20 bear was
seen about $50 feet above the hill at the
back of the house. Some hands went
up with the rifle and found that the bear
had hole there. out of which they
could not get Unfortunately for them,
as they had only one rifle with them,
and that would not go of. the lock hav-
ing been frozen. We never saw any
young bear with it. The last time the
bear was seen at its hole was on March
l. No track Of a bear could lie traced
up the hill, but the foot-marks of an
old bear and a cub were seen on the low
land. about 800 yards to the eastward
of the house. No old she-bears with
young cubs were seen before we LETT
the land in June -Ndtnre
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-09
An Aggrayating Case.

Colonel Tilden was pulled mp before
an Austin justice who had not been long
at the business. and was consequently a
little inexperienced. Colonel Tilden
was charged with an aggravated assault.
on small boy named Kelly As Colonel
Tilden has lived in Austin for more than
quarter of century in the enjoyment
of phenomenal reputation for being q
law-abiding citizen, his arrest created
quite a sensation.
How do you plead, Colonel" asked
the recorder.
Il plead guilty of the assault, your
Honor. but l was Very much agra
vated.n
"Well, the Court understands that.
The papers have been made out for an
aggravated assault. Please state the
nature of the aggravation"
Il was walking down Austin avenue
to meet 4 friend who was 70 arrive on
the four-,wenty train Reinr anxious
to know if / was on time. accosted this
boy. and asked him what o clock it was
He asked me if had watch. replied
l had left il at home. whereupon he
asked if it was running, and if il kept
good time. replied in the affirmative.
although thought the question savored
of impertnence. Now. when l told
that boy as politely as knew how that
my watch was at home, and in good
running order. what do you think that
boy replied?'
Perhaps he told you to go home and
get it."
Not precisely; but he said to me:
If you had your watch with You. l
could look at it and tell YOU what time
it is, you ignorant old dutler. where.
Upon l became SO aggrav waited struck
him slight blow with my gold headed
cane"
Colonel Tilden, YOU own up 10 be-
ing aggravated. and being aggravated.
You. of course. committed an aggravated
assault The lowest fine for an agra
vated assault is $780,
But there are mitigating circum-
stances. your Honor"
You have just stated that the cir
cumstances were very aggraVatiGg.
Where the circumstances are aggravat-
ing. according TO Blackstone. they can
not be mitigating"
Colonel 1'ilden was led off. but he has
since taken an appeal. -Ieras Sytings
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-09
THE BEAUTY OF SILENCE.

Do you ever sit down. Telemachus,
and for an hour or two contemplate the
beauty Of siiences You will appreciate
the beauty and the blessings of silence.
my son. as you grow older. Some time.
when you want to think and the other
man wants to talk; some time, when
your ears have been dinned into par
tial paralysis by the thoughtless and
merciless man who always will talk to
YOU in railway ear: some time when a
man has been telling you all about him.
self or trying TO find out all about YOUR
self--then You will know what beauty
and what blessing is silence. Now
and then. nv boy. an hour of contem-
plation, OF meditation. of self-commun-
ion, is worth a week of talk. You will
learn, by aud by, that the friend whom
You love is all the dearer to you, when
you sit and hold his hand tif that is his
gender, my boy.) and can only look in
10 his eyes and say nothing. There are
thoughts and emotions that are too
deep. too great, too earnest TO be shaped
and framed in words. When YOU meet
a stranger who can talk eleven hours a
day, avoid him if YOU can. and don't
shoot him. if YOU can get rid OF him by
any lawful means. And one parting
word. Teicmachus. Don't talk TO a
man in railway ear. He is rarely.
and. il ] am the man. never. thankful
TO You. When YOU have suffered from
this kind OF conversation as have, my
boy. Won viii appreciate its measureless
horrors as d..
Railway conversation is always tire
some; the listener has to strain his ears
10 hear; the talker must strain his voice
to speak. Ii You speak in low tones.
you and your companion cannot hear
each other. If you speak up loud and
clear. everybody in the car can hear
you. and that isn't always just what you
want, Many rafting mile over the
rail has been iilled with amusement for
me. listening 10 the Shrieking CONVERSE
ton of Two people sitting half car
length away from me talking over their
private affairs TO listening world that
couldn't help hearing unless it was
stone deaf. Never talk 70 people on q
train. antess you really have something
10 say; then say il and close your shell.
Don't, don't. don't talk in the mere eff
fort 10 pass away the time. You will
only make the hours indie dnitely heavier
and more wearisome. And now that
the winter season is coming ON. and the
lectures viii soon begin again. and lee
turers viii soon travel up and down the
Land, let me beg of yon one personal
favor for myself. If YOU meet me at
the station or see me on the train, don't,
for the love of Heaven. don't rush
up and Introduce friend ''who is
going that WAY aud will be company
Tor me. From that moment i
hate Your friend and win endeavor
Ia freeze him out | don't want
any company on the train. | hate
people in the cars, don't want TO be
entertained. All ! want is single seat
AL 10 myself. iu>t so much as | pay for.
and if could select y travelling COM
panion would choose deafand dumb
man with his hands tied Or an Indian
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-09
Notes From the Ezra Expedition.

On April 20 the first snow bird was
seen. A falcon hawk appeared on
April y. on which day two burgomas-
tiers were also seen. On April "a the
molly was seen. On May the kitti-
wakes came. 1t was not until about
June 10 that the looms remained on the
rocks for more than two or three days
at a time, but after that date the
females began TO take their places ready
for laying the eggs. and on June 20
three eggs were obtained Foxes were
constantly troubling us during the win
ter. coming right up TO the door after
bluhber. and would only run few
wards away when anybody went out to
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-09

Wendell Phillips leads quiet. re-
tired life in his new house ON Common
street. Boston, where ne has succeeded
in making his immediate surroundings
resemble very closely those of the old
Essex street home -BoSton Post.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-09

An educated Cherokee Indian is ed.
itiag a small journal at Fayetteville, Ark.