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RoAtI Meeting.

Responding 10 n call for n meeting
OF II citizens 10 consider the best
method for keeping the ROAD in per.
feet aud continuous repair between
here aud TuscarOra during the coming
season, there was quite o large alton
dance Of representative citizens at the
Court House yesterday, which organ.
lied by the selection Of T. n. Stone as
President and G.. e. Warner IA Secre-
rary. After general discussion. q mo-
ton prevailed TO select three citizens TO
act M MI executive committee, they TO
have full power TO raise necessary
funds and take such further action rs
they, in their judgment. may deem
best to place aud keep tho road in Or
der. The executive committee selected
wero DR.. j. Henderson, VIM. Plughof
and G. @. Warner. A suggestion wa,
made to the committee that, nfter
placing the road in good condition in
tho spring. they employ and keep a
man on the road with n horse and cart
oil summer. The committee was nlsc
requested to publish n list OF receipts
aud disbursements. The meeting then
adjourned. subject to n call Of tho OK,
scutiye committee. The Secretary was
directed TO publish these proceedings
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Store.

Hi 10y has just received direct from
China q lot new goods suitable for the
holidays, including new styles Of hand
kerchieis. fine teas, toys, etc., etc. Call
and examine. dec9-tf'
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John Heisie, q merchant OF North
J~eavenworth, Kansas, was found dead
with his throat cut aud head mashed.
Tho money drawer was carried or.
The cars Of the Chicago 4 North
western wero ditohed near Paiatiu,
Illinois. ono child was killed aud
about 0ily passengers Wounded.
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Hotel Arrivals.

G. NJ. SHETLAND. South Fork.
Paul Schellestrom, do
Jacob Choen, San Francisco.
I. Mcconnell, Butte, Montana.
F. J. Frank, Bullion.
Jos. w. Mitchell. Sacramento.
O. Ii. Hale, Huntington.
Lyman Levy, st. Louis.
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Chris Walsh, Battle Mountain.
Samuel Adams. San Francisco Post
JC Cai-ia. 81 Augustiu.
TIP Tubs, Golden, Col.
Mrs. L Cox, Star valley.
Samuel Deal. San Francisco,
DIR. Gus King, 5 ,iI Lake.
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WElls-FARG0 AND STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.

Elsluess hours In Wells. Fargo h Co = and
The u. =. Stage once, at the Depot Hotel, will
be as follows, until further notice:
Aorninr-From Z. ~ tOS, and from 9 to IL
o'clock.
,Eveniug--Fron to J. aud rom 8 to s
o'clock.
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Advertised Letter List,

The following is n list OF letters re.
naming n the p~ostonice at Elko, Feb,
ruary -, 1888.
Dee, Dan Haney, Peter
Morse, jeff Medlen. Peter
Rogers. Susan A Thomas. AZ
Trabin. +
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say advertised"
Q. W. HUT, Pm.
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The article headed, "Au incident Of
the Flood" publiahed In Saturdays
Loader, Ia no loss than Is years old,
and originated during the great food OF
August, 1867.
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Cruelty TO Animals.

Jack NoonGn. n teamster in the en-
ploy Of J. +. Burner, was arrested this
morning on a charge Of cruelty to ami
m"is. In having shamefuily abused two
OF Dinners horses during a recent trim
to 1uscarora. 1t needs but a glance AT
the animals to SEQ that tho charge is
well founded, and We hope tho unfeeI.
ing wretch will DO prosecuted to the
full extent Of the law. Il is time that
some steps be taken to prevent unprln-
cipIed and cowardly hoodlums who. be-
ing clothed with a little brief authority.
take ih" occasion to vent their spleen
upon the dumb aud faithful animals
who servo them, and we hope to see
o'ery one wlo is guilty OF such inhu-
mainly. meet with condign punish
neDt.
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A party OF ranohers surprised a camp
OF indians near CbihuAhus, Mexico,
and killed ten bucks and captured
twenty-five squaws.
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State

A cls5s in assaying, under the in
struction Of j. E. GignouI, has been
opened. Instruction free. For fur
ther particulars inquire of
II 7. N. STONE.
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Miss Lizzie Hammond, Tuscarora.
= 8 Corbeti, Virginia City.
Mrs II Smith. Wells
+ ID Harlan. winnsmucca.
Jas W Mitchell, Sacramento,
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oeoeA RSP01t. !.
Ban Francisco Board-noninn 49,.
616 ophir. SO
29o Nsxieas. 80. 8 Is
ass @ 4 o. 2 es. 2 30
100 California. los
90 Savage. I IS
ITS chollar. I 80. I IS
ass Potoai. I Is
$40 II 4 N, 8 so
80 Yellow Jacket l so
As Con vir. $50
1000 CSledonia, loo
$40 Ii. White. 1 so, I IS
90 Bodie. l go
1000 Albion, I5o
100 Grown Point, 300
$40 Sierra Nevada, 3 90
90 Utah. 2 Is
$50 Union, 8 90
IS B 4 B, 4 IS
47o Alta, 500
100 Scorpion. zoo
400 Belle Isle, $50
10 Andes, 45c
500 Grand Prize. 600
10 Independence. 600
90 EIchequer 25c,
90 Belcher, 6oc
260 Confidence, ] 90
200 Justice, loo
100 Argenta, coo
80 Eureka, 8 z, 10 90
200 Elko Con-. 10e
so North Belle Isle. 500
80 Eureka Tunnel, 1 05
100 overman, loo
10 Kentuck, l 90
l00nJackso, 500
100 Challenge, 25c
100 Mt. potosi. soc
$50 Mono, 25c
10 Silver King. lie
100 Ward, 3 IS
100 Bodio Tunnel, $50
So0Bullion, COO
200 Bedding, lOc
1850 Navajo. 3 10. 3 20. 81, 81
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Morse. for producing the Passion
Play. is held in 5000 to appear be-
fore TIE Grand Jury.
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BnlIIon RnreINrh.

Tho stage from Tuscorors last eve.
ming brought down eight bars Of Nav.
njo bullion, weight 100 Ds. value, s15,-
9l7.5I; also one bar Independence,
weight 09ibs, Value $i,97I.6s.
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Scandal Mongcrs arc trying their
level boat to bring tho character Of
President Arthur into bad reputo.
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The Footlight Of the 23d inst. gives
in its art gallery what might be taken
for a good picture Of our Major Dennis.
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4 small dwelling house In town for
aio Inquire at this oflee. u
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just received a fresh inyoics OF Gno
imported Havannas al the Gem.
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S. s. Sears is e1pe,tsi aom, thi
evening.
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FoR pure and good liquors and Sc
gars. go to the Gem.
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Number patients trcatcd........ IS
Number days' board. ...........i,1i5
SumbCr pieces laundricd. ......I,D3
Cost Of board 1t 7Se per day........si,2s5 IS
Cost OF laundry at 81 per dozen 80. 32l lGS
Salary Of steward St $65 per month. $50 OF
Salary OF physician at $40 per mo-, lao 20
Total eost Tor the year, cxclu. ---
biNe ofnel and supplies. ......t3,5ss Iih
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Hotel Arrivals.

Nat, Cunningham, Pleasant.
J. S. Cofbott. Virginia City.
J. u. Gibbons. Tuscnrors,
A. White, do
g. McMastor, do
Henderson Green, Elko.
John NJ. Cooper, do
Chas. II. Ball, Rye Patch.
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PROM EAST.
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How times change: On Sept. 90. 1881,
ophir stocks we're quoted at $1,000 per
share.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-17

Hon. s. a. Davenport, % Erie. n.
has the cases out Of which Horace Groo-
lev set type when he worked q Tho
Erie 00zc1e.
-Ex-G Governor STANFORD. Of CalIlor-
mia. 4 > victim 70 attacks d melan-
cholia. He meyer gOes out Of doors
without On attendant.
Mr.. Charles @. Reynolds. the book
keeper in the o1Ico Of tho Boston City
Treasurer. has held his position for
more than forty years. He Il nov
eighty-two years o. age.--Boston Posi-
IN Is stated that Charles O'Conor.
the aged lawyer Of New York. e an in
veterate and industrious collector Of
literature relating 20 love and the fair
sex. Il Is said that he has several thou
sand volumes Of such books.
"A Quxrtermaster IN the Michigan
militia bears theproud name Of William
Shakespeare. He has something u =
literary turn, too. though instead ~
writing plays be devotcs his attention %
compiling militia manuals and the like.
On his way to Yellowstone Park -
Gently with General sherman. Chief
Justice waite, OF The United States Su-
preme Court, wa thrown from his
horse in Montana and received painful
but not alarming injuries. - Chicago
journal.
John Eggleston. aged seyenty-four
years, . lifelong resident Of Corinth.
Saratoga County. N. r.. died q few
days since. The deceased never lived .
day out Of that town. He possessed
considerable property, but never was
fifty miles from home during his long
life.-1roy IN. ~ Times.
The Washington Post says: The
only diplomats left in Washingfon-the
hot-weather diplomats, 50 to speak-are
the Chinese. They seem to like the sun
they are like sunfiowers, whichever
way the sun is they turn their faces. In
their gay-colored smock-frocks, panta-
lets and petticoats Of wind-tangling sea-
grass material, they scud down the I'VE
nue. like a fleet Of jnnks under full sail.
just in time TO catch the eleven o'clock
sun in their faces. and return to catchit
on the other tack"
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found what he knows. perfectly well. d
= forbidden object.
Another thing interesting % observe
10 the cat-bird d his way 81 hiding him
self. when IN plain sight al the time.
he simply remains entirely mofionlcss.
and o may look directly a him. and
not see him. % well does his plain dark
dress harmonic with his usual surround
ings. Often ! come into the room and
look about for him. in all his fayorite
places -on the cornice. the desk. and
before the glass; no bird 70 b. seen.
A. ] o about 70 look more closely,
he will suddenly fy up almost from IN
der my hand. Still as he can keep. his
movements are rapid; he Il delfbera-
ton itself In making up bis mind 10 20
anywhere. but once decided be goes like
a flash.
When a new bird was introduced into
the room, an English song thrush. twice
as big ~ himself. the cat-bird was II
first uncertain how to trcas him; but
in one day he learned that he could
brighten him. The small, dark, impish-
looking fellow. rushing madly al the
biz, honest, simple thrush. put him into
On uncomfortable panic. A soon as this
fact was established the cat bird became
q tyrant. He will not allow him TO en-
Joy anything on the floor, drives him
away from the bath, mocks his singing
with harsh notes, and assumes very saucy
airs towards him.
The worst effect 81 the thrush's com.
ing, however. was to show me q new
trait If the cat-bird's characterized
ousy. The first day or two he sulked.
would not 60 out Of his cage. would MT
touch meat, and though he has gradual
" returned 70 his liberty and his meat,
he still refuses, now after two months,
70 alight on my hands for his tit-bits, o.
he did before.
Nothing is more interesting than to
note the variety the cat-bird win give to
the cry which ut q distance resembles
the ''mew' Of . cat. He has many
notes and calls. beside his ex-
songs. but there is hardly 4
shade Of emotion that he cannot ex-
press by the infcxion he will give "a
y cry. Whether be proclaims a
melancholy word BY softly breathing II
from closed bill. or Jerks II out with 4
snap at the end. as though he bit Il Oh.
when he Is deprived Of some cherished
for instance. d rubber
from n extreme 10 the other,
all the shades between. each ex-
presses q meaning. and each Il intelli-
yible 70 = loving and observing student
his ways.-Oiirs IAorne Miller, IN
atlantic Monthly.
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-
what llnxcrinr shadows and ~ha, faint rer,
o. Eastern treasures ,-ranaa-wood ana
with mart and cas-ia and with roses sent.
L<ftn inc sunshine.
Quaint cabinets arr here. boxes and fans.
Az h:ssas, Is''sr. inil q hopes and plans;
The Old piano. dear 70 memory.
IN past days mine.
~ an I'D voices from forgotten wears.
M ~ tho ~ssiicsf: ~cc. what cnlcr tears
Drop On fbc yellow keys. as ~off and slow.
play 'o,nc 'rsiody e ionr ago.
1he thin. wax notes. that once were rich and
Give onis now the shadow 81 = song
The DIVING csnu 81 the fuller strain
That ! shrii never. never hear again,
tn!e~s IN dreams.
what hands have touched \ Fingers small
since sfir and weary with mes TON ana neht:
Dear cIingin hands. that lonx have been at
Folded s~erenciy on a quiet breast.
Only ~ think.
q whife. sui notes OF AL the pleasant DAYS.
The happy songs. The hymns 81 holy praise.
Ihe dreams ~ love and youth. that round you
~ ,ssy ncs make each signing. trembling
Almighty links
An n musicians gone beyond recall.
The beautiful. the lowed. where are they All :
Each toin H. secrets. touched rs keys and
To thoughts q many color and desires.
with whi~p'rin Anglers.
All ere -itNnt now. The farewell said.
The last -oug sung. the last tear sadly shed:
YET love has given 4 many dreams 20 keep
IN this lone room where only shadows GREEN
And silence fingers.
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"Usury..

Our English ancestors thought thai
i was shameful and unchristian 10 dc,
mand pay for the use Of money. While
they never declared that the taking 81
interest was unlawful. they made stat
utcs 10 limit the amount. In time theil
views changed. and they saw that il
was just that q borrower should pay
for the use d the money loaned him. Il
the charge-called intcrest-was not
exorbitant. a trader who borrows
money 70 use in his business, and there
by increases his profits. ought 10 paw
for the use Of the money Just as he pays
for the rest Of his stock IN trade.
In nearly all countries the rate or in
terest il fixed by law. In commercial
countries il IS also the rule that any rate
q interest can be given and accepted II
the agreement 70 pay il Is made in writ
ing. The reason for this is that the
value Of money like the value Of a
commodity Is changcablc. II Is high
when money is scarce and low when il
j. plenty. II Is right that the dealer in
money should have the same advant-
ages a. the dealer in any other article.
To take or agree 10 take unlawful in
terest II usury. II taken u~nintention-
ally, o. BY mistake. the agreement Is
binding ut the lawful rate.
Moncy-lenders resort 10 many expe-
dents TO avoid the law. Some Of these
are allowable. "A lender may deduct
the interest from the fa~ce-value of the
note. thus obtaining il in advance.
An agreement that = year shall be
twelve months of thirty days each. for
computing interest, Is valid. Com
pound interest may be demanded and
taken il expressly agreed upon. but the
interest must be asked for when It falls
due.
a lender, who Is obliged to borrow
money he advances. may charge for
The trouble Of raising Il. The courts,
however, always watch such cases with
suspicion.
When . man borrows money to put
into 4 risky business. the lender may
more than the lawful rate. He
has a right 70 receive pay for the risk
le incurs. II il always lawful to buy
Up q note in the money-market for less
han it, facc-value.
The laws on usury do not apply TO
Of anything except money. Any
INN may be charged for lending arti-
les Of commerce.
Usurious agreements are worthless IN
he hands Of the parties who make them.
a some places. notes bearing usurious
are not good il the hands IL
who bought without knowing
hem 70 b. 50 tainted. Nearly every
where. however. an innocent holder
nay obtain his money.
Modern laws have made the usury
Of little account. To-day,
q civilized lands, they are only : curl
sity Of ancient legislation. - Kosfk's
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For more than eight months a cat
bird has lived in my house. passing his
days IN frssdom in the room where I sit
a work. and his nights in q cage not
TX feet from mv head.
Having spent a summer IN watching
lii WAYS IN hi~ home. and acquiring 4
proper respect for his intelligence. |
now wished - test him under new con-
t%ifions. 70 see how he would adapt him
-fli ~ opr home. and | found the study
p u the most absorbing interest.
H. had tccn Gagged a few weeks only.
lint M waS not AZ al wild. and he ~oun
gnew - accustomed 10 my silent pres
tnce thar. unless ! spoke. Oh looked NJ
him. he paid no attention % me. By
means 81 a small mirror and an opera
class WAS able % watch him closely III
any part of the room. when he thought
himsel: u~nobscrved.
10 the loving student ~ bird 4
hi~ tsatherrj friends differ IN character.
- ~ hi human ones. Nv caf-biri ia
decided character. with more infclli-
than any other bird I have OBJ
served. The first trait / noticed. and
perhaps the strongest. was curiosity.
II was extremely interesting 10 see him
make acquaintance with my room. the
first a. had ever been free 10 -inye-s;-
gate.
Usually with birds lone cavcd II il
AZ first hard 10 induce them ~ come
out. I have been Obliged actually to
s'nr~ them ID II. PLACING food ma
water outside. and repeating n III
many day-. before they would come oni
frely and not be frightened. Not u
with the caf-hird. The III
found that 4 certain perch / had inst
put into his care led into tbc room
through The open door. he ran out unon
II and stood AZ the end. surveying MI
new territory.
u and down. and ~ exerv ia. \.
looked. excited. ~ tbe MIL ;crts ~
BIZ expressive tail -,;J ~nI.;nlx M
not III thc least alarmed Then ~ ,c,r
wing. flew around ,nI .rcrrI ~-.v.~.i
times. ANA n lasf ~ n, h;rJs Ut $500
full speed nv,;nss IN. ur;ndc,r III fau
u ,he floor. There ~ sfood n.r,;rr
NJ a movement: and n i fcw minutes NJ
recovered his breath. And new ar,;n
several times. around fhc room
A. soon A. ~ became accustomed ~
using his wings and learned. AZ ~ aid
ahouf the second attcmpf. thar there
i solid reason whv ~ ~ouli nof
~ 10 the trees ~ could See "a plainly
ontside the window. I'd proceeded "a
~ prculiaritics III Che new world
NJ found himselfin He ran AMI hoppcd
oyer the fIoor. into every corner:
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The great American composer has
not yet appeared. The New York Com
mercidf advertiser says Il may Be that
he bushes unseen amid the symphonies
in green that deck the Hudson River,
o. the movements IN lard that rise like
= harmony In pig from the musical
stock-yards ~ Chicago. When ne does
appear he will most probably die poor,
and 4 = not improbable : crank.
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"A continued story in m amateur
journal opens as follows; s.Iym you tell
me where my collar-button is?'s
..Never'' "Then you must diet'-E
y. journal.
PLEASE to give me something. STRIP
says an old woman. II had q blind
child; he was my only means Of subsist-
ence, and the poor boy has recovered
his sight"
-Twenty-two years ago 4 Young
Scotch boy arrived at Castle Garden
with only Twelve cents in his pocket.
Now he Is $l,6Uo,000 in debt Chicago
Inter ocean.
why must we mourn for vanished
light?" asks . poet. 1t may be owing
20 the fact that II has been cut on ae
the meter, because Of the failure 70 nav
an old gas bill. II sometimes happens
that way. -Noyristoscn Herald.
"A ''sasiety'' gusher. in telling
where she was going for the summer.
said: I'm going TO Newport, and I'm
going 70 take my maid, my nurse, my
two dogs, my children. and-and, oh.
yes, my husband. ~ Y. Nous.
win wash
-.~-x-a Nv.
She marricsd M ~ m nsr s5suS;
That 1 rot the best Or the bargain
VII of Seno sos sn1Ss me % s9, e
That beauty soon fSdee" q N ho.h.
"a - T rn, !, ca ,q.a = Ia, q nc wssh.tue.
-Rs6nio Xc,rs.
p,.-- p.u
-, I"sa I nlIo~oPny.- honesty -
800 1870 10y yeaI ease oare =
Irar peoPis eer PeTvIue. Treasures
ss A. - cvme ne"r w.. - nsn
4 : . nsap IA ,ore yes 81 y QUEEN
o,,a $3.50 Sa ~ INJURIOUS u 1ls
.nsa - 1919 ~ 1ranuy-Dotu =
'.e 1u u nneL uel Is p!eau-tray
1911, - .,Sker = - n.Pp'ss. 1880 - ~
e,o.h.. ~ .o ~ h h. ~ w ence bout
-91 - H. nin Sc,re noK, ~ uen
- new FORK scnoolma'a am com
tnat TOP much favoritism -
snownp p tne scnooI trustees. 4 says
pretty. teachers are promoted 70 the
cSciusion their palmer sisters, a.
though sne latter NAV p more intclli-
cent. Wa ever thus. The pretty
.eacner y aiso promoted g
ne positon q wlie 70 the exclusion o.
W. nomeIy 'cacners-anu about = year
Ai'er marriage nc wishes p we're sim
gIe anu teaching tne fourth class IA the
primary department NorrssFotcn Hcr-
1td-
- friend q mine. who dabbles COM
X44M 1 - 4....I- "---~I1-1 - ---YH W
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y tnc c:Se. Inc singer kept his eyc
W. n.m. put proceeded with the music
tii me . d the strain. when, - usual.
ne paused. AZ that instant the caf-bird
gave ms TAIL one upward jerk. a. II 81
say; |" Humph!" noticed the insult
ing ar, but 4 was surprised 70 see that
thr cardinal appreciated II also. He
ocsan again ~ once, In much louder
tohe' rising 70 his feet-vhich he rarely
hitting his crest. swaying back
ana forth IN Q perfect rage. glaring nj
nis enemy, and pouring otn his usual
song N such Q flood 81 shrieks and calls
That even the calm cat-bird was dis
turbed. and discreetly retired 10 the op-
Posite window. Then the cardinal seat
81 himself again. and stopped his song,
Dull gave vent 70 his Indignation In a
most energetic series Of sharp "tsips I"
Tor . long time.
Quite different Is the cat-b'rd's treat
ment q " English goIdiinchrs. On
them ne plays Jokes, and his m'sch;cy-
Gus delight and bis ~chuckling II their
success are plain 70 scc. One II them
-Chip. BY name--knows that when he
y IN his cage. with the door shut, he Is
safe, y nothing the cat-birl can do
disturbS him n the least: hut the
othcr-Chipee-is just as flustcred and
panic-strickcn in her cage as out. and
the greatest pleasure Of his life IS to
Keep her wrought up To the ~fiuftering
point: lie has a perfect perception u
the difference between the two birds.
When both are out he will chase them
around the room, from cornice to cor
nice; drive them away from tie hath
they al have on . table. purely
ior iun' ~ MS manner shows. But
once Gagged, nc pays no further attention
20 mp while always inyent:ng new
Ways 70 worry Chipee. re alights Oh
me perch between the cages, cronches
aown' with eyes liked upon her and tail
Jerking. as 4 about 20 annihilate her.
hs nics ~ viii panic against the wires,
nis Srent gratincation. Then ne runs
na'nseh Up 70 100 terrible. spreads his
''ee,, "iue apart' busters y jerks his
Dolly anu wings ? tail. making fcinfs
!" rush y her' tiii she = 80 frightened
'na' : axe PITY on her and drive him
'"ay.
vne nay' wnen she was more nervous
M he more 'mpish than usual. ! COW
,a'r n,' 49, WIN = Tower: nc came
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