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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
L TRANSPORTATION
DEPARTMENT on THE INTRRlOR, OFFICE OF }

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, OFFICE OF }
AFFAIRS. WAsHIsGTON April % 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsod Proposals. for Beef"
ds for Beef be submitted i'll separate envelopes Ba'
cOl, Flour Clothing or Transportation &c as the case may
and directed the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Nos
81 Woostor-st WORK Will be received until D.
service sO6OOG pounds Bacon. 40.OOOOOG pounds
Beef the hoof l2s000 pounds Beans 70GOp pounds k
$500 pounds Flour. 2l2OOO pounds Feed, 100000
pounds Hard brad 5OOQ pounds doniny '9Co PHus
pounds Tea $1,000 Tobacco 100000 pounds salt $4,000
pounds soap 5000 pounds Soda 25OOOO pounds sugar ana
Also blankets Woolen and Cotton Goods consisting in
part TcAng $4,000 yards STANDARD Calico a0oOO9 as
Drilling 10000 wards; Duck. Tree nom all sizing lfQOOO
yards Dcnims 1000 yards, bingham buOOO Yards Ken
ncty Jeans 5000 yaid CheSot eTOg yS5ds KIG% Toy!
Hickory Shhtng 10000 yards Calico ortng 6OOo yards
&nsey sy Sp e. a1d onS St Of msceaneous ar
Harness. Ponghs. Rakes Forks No and Tor
RADIO Dakota Idaho indian Territory, Minnesota Montana
NEBRASKA Wisconsin TO be delivered az Chicago
re0mred adapted 10 The climate OF the Pacific Coast with
California brakes delivered at san Francisco
Also transportation such OF the articles goods and sup
plies that may not be contracted Tor 70 be delivered at the
Agencies. - - ...- -, ..
schedules showing kinds aud quantities OF subsistence
supplies agency aud the kinds and quau
proposals contract and bond conditions
be observed by bidders time and place Of dovIy terms
necessary wall furnished application 10
indian once IN Washington or Nos 20 and % wooster
the Commssarcs Of Subsistence T. y A. at Cheyenne Chi
cage Leavenworth Omaha IT Louis y Paul san Francis
Posmasers following named places in Kansas: Ar
kansas city burlington. Caldwell Dodge city Emporia Ed
reka Great Bend Howard Hutchinson. Iarned cPhersOD.
Marion Medicine Lodge Newton. Usage city Sedan, Ster
ling Topeka, Wellington, Wichita and Winfield
opened the hour and dav above stated and
bidders invited 10 be present at the opening
All bids accompanied certified checks
United Depository Assistant Treasurer for at least
per cent Of tina amount OF the pT9P9osallc
IL
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Compared with the previous year ending harcn
81 1881 the receipts from railway traffic show an
increase OF $1,3O9, 735; operating expenses and
taxes show an increase of $692, 707 and cash re.
cepts from land department show an increase OF
$3.50 900; no change in fixed charges.
The receipts OF tiOur ana gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day of May were:
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination Of the classes VIII begin on MUN
DAY, May ~ at 10 a M.
Tho candidates for admission TO any OF he
sy regular coursos viz. Mining Engineering, NVl IN
gineeIing. Analytical and AppIed Chemistry oeooeS
Netalnrgy Architecture viii begin on FRIDAY june "
at $50 a. IN
COMMENCEMENT, WEDNESDAY Jnne u, at 10 a M.
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SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final examination Of the several CLASSES io o WI
will begin OIL MONDAY, May o. at $50 a. m
Candidates for the degree OF Master OF aits III ms
the Graduate Department will be examiner Oh III
Juno s. and following days ,,-, -.
The examination OF candidates for adnlsson WIZ ''e ~
WEDNESDAY, June Z, 1850 a. IN
coMMrNCEMENT WEDNESDAY, June IA, at 10 a. m
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DED STAR LINE.
III United states and Royal belgian hail SteainerL
EVERY SATU RDA1 FOR AN IWERP.
The splendid hrstcasA fuFpDwerei steA ners
WAESI saturday. May -, am.
NEDER A --.-....-...Saturday, May -, p m.
Saloons, staterooms smoking ant bathrooms amlships
Second CABIN accommodation unsxcelie1.
State-fOoms all on main deck ,
No horses. cattle. sheenOrpiss ;irii9L
second cabin 81 prepaid, so ,eEcur'ipn.s
Storage. $40 prepaid. s2l excursion, ti3 50. 49,
PETERWKIGIiT II SONS. Gen! AgLs' - BrOhway' ~
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
neamers leave CO. Pier foot OF SusseX-st Jersey city
AMSTERDAM -. Wednesday, May a. 6p IN
MAS. ............. ~ wednesday May 81 p m
siCabin SO % Cabin $50 steerage $96i prepaid s24
IL. CAZAUX, General Agent II south WiIiam.st
81 s. WHIST Freight Agents % Bway Gen Pass Agent
WHITE STAR LINE.
J UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL rEAMERS
FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICEThc steamers Of this line take the Lane Route,
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, T. y. NJ on both tho
out and hOmeward voyages . 49, oo
GEHNANIC capt Kennedy SATURDAY May 20 1870 am
REPUBLIC. Capt Irving Ihurday May 70 IL a. M
BALTIC. Cant. Parsel -------Satufiay June s. a. III
PROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
lOTH5E
Wnl not call at Queenstown
These in size ana unsurpassed IN APP
continents. Tie StateroOmS Smoking AMI Bath
placed amdshps whore the noise and mOuOn arc
least felt anorug degree OF comfort merto uatthaOe
RATEs-saoon $40 and 800. Return ticket favor.
abe Stecmge from the Old Country 80 from New
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep pigs.
For plans and other information apply at tho
Company Offices. so 81 broadway, New $3.50
r. j. COKrlS, Agent
c. /. BARTLETT & Co, Agents, Boston.
BAKRIrr q CA1IELL Agents, Philadelphia
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The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day as follows:
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Y Hamburg American Packet Company lilss tpeo
PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG aud HAMbUkG
YVES IPHALIA.-.Mlv X II tD H. $500 umo u
LFSSI Nav % El .., Ia,n,,,r -
tatcsto Plymouth. LonGon Chorbonrg anu i"W p
First cabin, Second Cabin. $50 oIepIiSo w
tim az reduced rates Steerage Hambnrs Havro anu
''ou ~ ~ = 81 A mr. x 81 & b. RICHARD g co.
Gen.raI AGENTS. - General Passenger Agents,
n ii R1o,dst v Y No. VI broadway, " Y.
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SAFES At TN.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
VI BETWEEN NETWORK AND IIAVRE
pier Company now AZ North River foot OF M0ruons
TheDLssengers this 10 ayJh D0h trihht Oy hhSlSn
railwayanl the nfOrt5 Ot crjssns th5 Clhlnh III
small JJIL ,,,o,uoa,o,. No., - , , -,
Ia
q - KMA AIN Berry "Wednesday, MAY -, II
y.
4 ". Agent. No. bHOYnng iIeen
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-30
Our Young Readers.


Grnnipapa'~ spcctaclc> cannot ~ found:
~ has searched al rho rooms, high and low,
Nov Ne eail % enc young ones ana what docs
two ssnees Tor 'he child VINO w''' md them
Thcn Harry ana Nellie ana Edward IN ran.
And most shrroueh hunt tor the glasses nc-
And d" ,,' lisrlc Ncll. in her generous way
Said: I'm look for them. grandpa. without any
An Through the eIx nislc rhe searches win
That i III. in the table by rranapspa'< chair:
They feel Ia bis pockcts. they peep "a ne
they pun .us the sofa shsy shake out she
rhen down on ali four-. IKE two sood-nasurcl
Go II ,rrs and Ned. under tables ana chair:
TIL. quite out ~ breath, Ned Il heard % de-
II believes those rla-~cs are not anywhere.
But Nellie, vho' leaning On srandpapa'
Wa ieInkins most earnestly where they
Looked suddenly up III the kind. faded eyes.
And her shining brown ones grew big with
she ciappcd both her hands; an nor dimp'es
came out:
she turned = me boys with bright rosu'-h
"you @sy leave % your looking bo'h Harry
head IS. s. Cen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-30

"What have you been doing % your
sclfP" asked mamma.
ell oiled Il with the hair-oil on
your bureau. mamma
" have no hair-oil. Go and bring
what YOU have been using" She came
and showed L. Il was bottle Of Pre-
pared Glue.
The boys gave a great shout Of laugh
ter. and thought Il the best Joke they
had ever heard. But mamma took her
poor little girl 10 her room and talked
long and loving with her
The pretty hair was All cnt otf 80 close
that Mollic thought herself perfect
fright. hut every time she looked in
the glass. and very often besides. she
remembered that Il wa her ugly trick
OF meddling that had caused her 80
much shame and ,exation. and made
up her mind she would pcrseyere IN
curing herself of such m odious fault.
Whoever NEEDLES in the affairs ~
Others i q sneak. anil ''sneak" Is the
mcanest word in the English language.
Don't you think SOP YOUTHS Compaa-
ion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-30

In ravinc near Little Falls, between
Durham and Middletown. DR.. Davis
and A. +. Hobson. on Tuesday after
noon. armed with shovcls. crowbars,
and chisels brought 20 light some fifty
fine specimens Of the Cafopfcrus
grdciiis. These fossil fish. which are
illustrated in Dana's Geology. were
found In the triassic formation. and. nc
c (, % gcologists, must Be about
alive the waters u the Atlantic reached
the center Of this State. Sir Charles
Lycll first found the fossil fish IN this
place some fifty years ago. and il j. said
that there are only three places il North
America where this variety 81 fossil
fish can be obtained. The Peabody
Museum, in New Haven. has only :
very few inferior specimens. -- Mcriden
(C0nn.) RepubifcdS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-30

On the farm il pays 70 be honest in
all things. Il paws 70 b. al peace with
all Of your neichbors. II pays 10 in
du'ge in practical thinking. Il pays %
always have little q something cf the
best class ID take 20 markct to exchange
for farm and house supplies Il pays 70
improve the quality Of al classes 81
stock. II pays % do All the work on the
farm in time and systematically Il pays
10 have good credit for selling the hest
or al the products 81 the farm. II
pays 10 make home cheerful and the
vile and children happy
II don't pay % be always grumbIing
and growing about your ncighbors. Il
don't pay % keep poor farm implements.
Il don't pay % employ ignorant and
williul farm hands Il don't pay 10
spend ali the day IN town and then scold
the boys in the evening for doing no
more work. II don't pay 70 keep poor
stock II don't pay farmer 70 r,ln
for an Office that he i not qualified
q fiji. Il don't pay farmers 20 60 on
the bonds 81 town Office holders. Il
don't pay % be stingy and pcnurious.
nor loose and cxtrayagant IONA State
Register.
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There are some people who eat
money. They never sit down % enjoy
a meal 81 victnalS in rational. sensible
sor; OF way. that encourages digestion
and promotes the health. Not at al
The CloSeiists belong 70 this class Of
people.
..lIow much did this steak costs'
says the head Of the family.
..Twenty-eight cents pound Dear
me- II does taste awful strong q
money
..And the buttcr?r
Now. l don't see how we can afford
10 eat butter much longer It's forty
cents pound for poor quality. What
poor folks Ike us are coming 70
don't know. We cant get new
Brussels carpet for our parlor this
year and--and well its awful dis
couraxing."
n wonder how much spring lamb IL
now. Twas sixty cents the other day ''
''toodne~s gracious. Well. we
could live on dnndelicn greens only
our johnny wants ten cents for picking
them
And % il goes. each meal Of the day.
Amid the comforts and luxurics u
modern civilization these people eat
money. In these days ~ silver dolIars
and subsidiary coin we should think il
would sec hard on their stomachs.
We hope it does Ner Harcn Register.
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.eH.e'""s "..','s 49,, ''.'i ','. w
AM ~ ~ ,;.., s nv 'o INV =.
- 800 w 49, ns'S s''i
nass |" Y. , sa'.' .f ~ 49, 49,, 49,
h.xs M ~ .nvfh;ny d;sarrceahl.
An5 ,hex d,n't know The Valnc ~
n,n,,.y. s].v'j !. rra.t d..l r,tber h.v..
! l.r;.;ht h,,fton tban golI dolI.r
II 7he ,fternoon when ~ we're ready
for church mother ave NJ each ! i've
cant niece .Thats q put n the cor
recf;dn bo> n saxs she ..The mission
ary Il roing 10 preach. and your father
and / want Won u Give him something
for The heathen.r
On the way "a church johnny said:
at isn't the least use TO send five
centses 10 the heather. They'd rather
have 4 bright button than gold dollar.
and IL course they wouldn't care about
five cents. And there's no candy IN
hcathenland. 20 what do they want 81
money anvhowP',
Tbsn s,;d. ..If onlv had NJ
hutfnn.str;ng' H. could each g;xe 1 bnf-
,on mn Snaod I'M t;xe c.nt.es az .an-
az. and 80 Ne 4 be pleased ali round. n
Johnny aid that was GOOD idea: ana
..fhcre 4 button loose on nv Jacket
this minute: and II can tw:st ~ an
other before thc correction box comes
round I'M Give Il ID you. kitty.''
tho,.,ht Il 80 loxo,y IN, 90
Jobnnv,- rn,ta,s ~ ;nst b.ant;ns
heard mo,her fell sister Em sbaf thev
cns, txn doi,,rs !, Jnzen rb.~ lo,f
ike cold. But when ~ cot " church.
they made me 20 into the new first. and
father mt Johnny beside him next the
door. sos va couldn't talk.
Them;x.;onarx,.ilad. 1o,g Tina ana
,hen ,he,. s.n~ .:f:r.enl.nd,s7 ~ Mount
a;ps y XII tben tb.x Nan, ',nnn5 Win
thc correction boxes' Father takes one
~ them .na tbe,,r. III lon~ s,;crs
like corn-popper. and deem. III X other
folks can't see what Won p,if in ma
10 drop in NV five cents. and then
mother and En- put III their money. ana
Hast of All johnny mt IN his hutton. He
held hi> hand close 70 the box when ne
did Il. and then n hooked ~ me behind
the others. and nodded, 80 I'd know he
had his five cents all safe.
This morning We bought five lovely
squares Of tai1y. We didn't have time
n eat II before school. and when We
were going home. johnny said: .I-et
IL wait till after dinner. and then give
every hody piece: and then I'll tell
father what the missionary said. and
may be after this he'll give buttons.
and itli save him great deal 81
money.
80 w. waited and after dinner inst
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Of closet. cupboard. box. bundle, par
eel. package or letter. but what her pry-
ing ewes were NJ once concerned in.
And II was well il her mischieyous lin
gers were not very soon concerned in il,
too.
She was. in most things. very good
little girl. but il Is really surprising TO
see how many grave faults will spring
from habit. which. perhaps. might not
be called sinful IN itself. Disobedience
medding with things her mother had
forbidden her TO touch. Then 10 hide
what she had been doing. she would
sometimes be tempted 70 tell a lie.
Her mother often talked 70 her about
the mcanncSs Of trying to spy into the
affairs Of other people. Mollie would
promise TO give up this bad habit. hut
forgot all her good resolutions At sight
Of the first thing which seemed in any
way to be hidden from her. She could
not rest till il was found ont. and her
mother began % fear Il would take some
very severe lesson 10 cure her. And she
was not az all sorry when the little las
sic got herself into scrape which was
50 ridiculous and so mortifying that she
began to think that the best work in the
world for little girls j. minding their
own business
One Saturday morning her mother.
before going out. suggested - Mollie.
that. a. she was going visiting in the
afternoon. il would be well for her 70
do her practicing and weed her little
garden in the morning. Miss Mollie
did not feel in mood for work. and
wandered idly into her mothers room.
She opened the upper drawer Of the
bureau.
.Ahr' she exclaimed. in great
pleasure. that must be the new sash
mother promised me. am 20 WEAR
It thi- afternoon. What beauty
She looked with delight At the lovely
pale blue. with It's delicate brocading Of
moss roScbnds. She tried II on. max
ing very poor attempt Al a biz bow IL
the hack. .and tried % get view Of II
in the glass Not succeeding very
well. she laid the sash on the bureau.
and turned her attention q case Of
pcrfumery. She put some from each
bottle On her handkerchief, and Get
them loosely on the bureau, not iroub-
ling herself 70 put them back in the
case.
Then she took up bottle that stood
behind the glass and. pulling out the
cork. took good smell II almost
knocked her down, and made the tears
run from her eyes, for il was the
strongest ammonia. Hastily setting II
down, she knocked over two Of the per
| flme bottles. and alas, they broke on
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-07
Is the Pix Z Nuisance:

Is tho pig u nuisance in the villagcs
He il. and hc il not. Just as he is man
aged. On the farm. he has his place
yet, as an indispensable worker. and
cheap source Of food and fertilizers.
But in the village, where csthetics seme-
times interfere with profits. people are
getting fastidieus, and avoid the pig
pen as u nuisance. Il would he NUS.
ancc perhaps under the ewes Of tho
dwelling. managed in almost any way.
But ut the hack end Of the village lot
where the barn, il there Is one. is loca~
ted, there the stv may bc safely placed
without oifcnse to eve. car. or neStril,
and With decided profit II is the cheap
est source If good pork, ham, shoulder.
sausage, head,cheese, and lard. that a
villaser can have, As manufacturer
Of fertilizers for The village garden. the
pig cannot hc beaten. lilo turns every
weed. sod, vegetable. fruit, and all
kitchen waste into gold. "Ah. hut he
sqaeals'" Then feed him mere. and hc
will he quiet Ms lamb, all day and all
night. "Ah. Int the pen is unsightlv, !"
That is your fault, not his. Even tho
stv has its csthcsics, and i, may he made
n thing If hcauty and a joy forever" IL
you like, well. he smells badly. any
way" NJ. sir, Not il vor take proper
care of him. Give him sheltered bow
or for his nest, and plenty of straw or
leaves. and he will keep his bed as clean
rs n parlor. Give him plenty If muck
or peat. garden soil, head lands, or alb
sorhcnts Of any Kind, and he will 80
thoroughly observe tho Mosaic Law in
regard To animal wastes, that no neigh.
hor Of yours shall mis,rust that pig is
within u mile II Your premises, The
health committee Of the village will
never smell You out, or enter complaint
against Your stv. DO not lay your sins
of commission at the door of the dumb
leass, lie has his esthetic side, and on
II requires fair share Of attention to
bo made ornamental as well rs useful.
r.ea~e take particular notice that we
raise oar own pork, cat home-cared
hams, and know the woman who makes
our sausage meat HIM. Ciyf. ia Imef'-
...,a IpeS.,fff,fe.SY
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MISCELLANEOUS oLEANrNos,

Quebec was visited by q fire which
destroyed several factories and caused
50 90 damage
The steamship Cedar Grove, from
London, struck tho rocks OF Cape Canso,
Nova Scotia, and sank in ten fathoms OF
water within m hour. Two boats with thir-
teeu seamen reached the shore, but one was
lost in the ireakers with nineteen livea
Reports from eighteen New York
.hcatcrs examined since the burning OF tho
Park Theater show that two only tand these
the latest bui comply with The require
ments OF the law for tn, safety Of the audi
ence in case OF lire, OF all tho theate.s In
Chicago, Mcvisker's alone is pronounced alb
solutely safe in case Of fire.
Stephen W. Dorsey has published .
lengthy cad TO the public defending his
connection witt tie star. QUITE contra cts,
and offers to pay u 90 for ev, y dollar il
can b shown lie took from the tterury.
He drnouncas sever y Ma veagh and Jane.
~ having vi Ia 0 i q promi,e made TO him
self and lngersoll to keeps cret document
intrustcd to the r he ping detailing his
dor cyl come on with tie m Ill con-
tract rs. IN ~ r. at a s,e IL vs. iga-
ton ordered b, Pr siaent Carrie d WAS II yer
lnaugura cd
The schooner Henry Folger. of Cape
Vincent, went ashore on Salmon Point reef,
Lake Ontario, and cap., J. W. Mcdonald and
. crew OF eight men were lost
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roREIoN NEWS.

Tho Irish Government has taken
cog ixance e Dayitt's recent speech on tho
starvation issue
q adstone stated In Parliament that
the cost Of the Egyptian campaign sgsrcgat-
cd ~, ion 0o up 10 Oct |. sin . which date
tho expense has been borne Nv Egypt
The Irish privy Council, after pro-
trac, oil nice, Ing, decided 70 proclaim Dub.
lin under the curfew section OF the l.cpres.
Mon act, which authorizes arrests on tho
streets during tho great pnrt OF tho
night
The Council Of tho University Of Rus
sia has decided to exrel forty xix students
for participation In tho lnto disturbances
and place thlir parents under police super.
vision
by the failure Of tho Municipal Bank
At Skop'n, Rus 10, the whole town and
thou. an IL " fami,ir. elsewhere have been
financially ruined. TIE liabilities al over
II 60, otO ronbles.
Sixty thousand applications have
been made for relief under tho Arrears Of
Ten. net In LELAND
A nan named Martin, employed as
a comrositor In the Government Printing
Office at dublin, as been arrested for con-
ncction with the murder Of Detective cox,
Arab Pasla pleaded guilty to tho
charge OF rebellion. and was sont.a' 4 TO
death Tn Khcdise commutol thu sen.
tcnse to exile for life, an II Il be,ov il that
the defeated national leader will be permit
ted 10 retire 10 Ir t.sa terrt, ~.
The 1T. Rev. Archibald Campbell
TAFT, Archbishop OF Can.osbn y, IL 1 al
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

A negro crank calling himself Roscoe
Conkl NJ Is in Washington, claiming 10 b
Secretary OF the TT asurv.
The Appropriations Committee OF tho
House has practically completed tho Indian
hill. which alls Tor $4,000 less than wAs
appropriated Tor the present year.
The Board Of Audit having charge OF
the claims for professional services rendered
To the late President Garfield has reported =
set of allowances for the physicians Under
this q rangement DR. Bliss gets $3.50; Ora
Agnew and Hamilton each e5.oN; DIS Rcy-
burn and Boynton each 81, ~, and the nurse
Ms DR. Edson, $500
Rear Admiral Wvman, in command
Of the Aorth Atlantic squadron, died in
Vas ington of apoplexy.
Clayton McMichael, proprietor Of
the Philadelphia North Americas. has been
commiss. oned m United States Marshal for
the Dis riot Of Columbia
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-12-07
Mighty Useful fur Walking.

Rev. Whang,loeile Baxter. Of the
Austin Blue Light Tabernacle. called
At the house Of Jim Webster. one Of his
flock, tn make PASTORAL visit Mrs.
Webster was at home. but not desiring
to furnish Whangloollc with the usual
square meal, If which he was in par-
suit, hid behind curtain and told her
little In, to tell the clergyman tia, she
Was not ut home. In hiding behind the
curtain. however. she nnknowingls left
her feet exposed to view. is yoar
madaer ins" No. sab: she an, done
gone out Malhin'." "Whcn she comes
home tell her says dc next time she
goes ont walkin' she should take her
feet along wild her. rs ley am mighty
useful in waikin' any distance. " Te.ras
Stiffness
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cars passed snfc'y over tho trcstlc, aud
~ noon nv they struck tern flrma the
old woman drew sigh " relief and OK.
claimed, In To Deum tone of voice:
"Thank the Lord, she's It, Tint re-.
minds IN Of very ncat pun by eoun.
try gentleman on similar occasion M
tho above. When the trestlc had been
crossed. some lady remarkcd: "Well,
we've ttrnck terra tirmn. Yes, M.
dam, sai,l tho old gentleman III his
brnsquc way, "less terror and more
ilrm,r. ~ Norfolk riryinidn.