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81 do wish you would come home
esrlier," said woman to her husband.
am afraid TO stay alone. always imagine
there is somebody in the house but when
YOU come know there amt"
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ga fair outside Is but poor substi.
tute for inward worth" Good health IN.
~ardly, Of TIE bowels, liver and kidneys,
- sure to secure fair outside, the glow oil
health on the cheek and vigor in the frame.
For this, use Kidney Wort and nothing
else.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
q positive.cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth. For sale by Bard 4 Mil
Ter.
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The CuttcurA Treatment for the cure of
Skin, Scalp, and Blood Diseases, consists in the
internal use of CuTICUaA REsOLvEHr, the new
Blood Purifier and the external use of CUTICURA
a; CurIcrRA SOAP, the great skin cures. Price Of
CuTICuRA, small boxes, so cts. large boxes 81.
tUrICURA REsoLvENr, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA
SOAR, cts. CUTIcURA SHAVING SOAP, Is cts.
sold by all druggitis.
Potter Drux and Chemical C0. Boston,
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pv For Infaniile and Birth Humors and
DAD Skin Blemisbes use Cuticura SOAP
a deliciously perfumed Skin Beauti6er and
Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sanarive. Absolutely
pure. Sales 1881 and 1881, ,0Oo, 900 cakes.
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Flies and BUGS

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats. mice
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rougl
on Rails" I5c.
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Decline OF Man.

Nervous weakness. dyspepsia, impotence.
sexual debility, cured BY "Wells' Health
Remover" 81.
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Skin Diseases

~ y
Ftteen Year Of S1nering.Body Cow
Hope.
will now state that made q miraculous cure Of
one OF the worst cases of skin disease known. The
patient Is . man forty years old; had suffered if
teen years His eyes, scalp, and nearly his whole
the attention of twelve different physicians, who
prescribed the best remedies known to the profess
sion, such as iodide potassium arsenic, corrosive
ssblims'e. ssrsaparilla. &c. Had paid S50N for
vailed upon him to use the CuTIcuRA REsoLvxNr
blood puriher) internally and the CUTICURA and
CUTICURA Soar externally. He did % and was
completely cured. The skin on his head, face, and
many other parts Of his body, which presented
smooth as an infants, With no scar or trace of the
disease left behind: He has now been cured twelve
''''' i. II. Brown, Esq, Barnvell, sc.
Reference, DIR. H. BEAR, Charleston, s. C.
Helpless for Eight Yeara-Unable to
walk for One Year-60t About On
Hands and kmeos-A Wonderful Cure
have had most wonderful cure of Salt Rheum
For seventeen years / suffered with Salt Rheum:
had 1t on my head face, neck. arms and legs. /
BOT able to walk, only on my hands and knees. for
one year. have not been able to help myself for
eight years. I tried hundreds Of remedies; not
one had the least effect. The doctors said my
was lncurab e. so my parents tired every thing
that came along. SAW your advertisement, and
conclude to try CurIcuRA REMEDIE-. The Gu
TICuRA brought the humor tn the rurfacr of nv
skin. Ii would drop on as il came out, until now
i am entirely we'll. All can say is, thank you
most heartily for my cure. ANY person who thinks
this letter fraud let them write or come and see
ME, and lind out for themselves.
WILL MCDONALD,
2J&l Dear bon St. Chicago Ill.
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-Maryville has a dozen residents who
are each worth over $4,000.
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Wells Rough on Corns.n
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." 15c
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns
wart buniOns.
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The Semi-WeekIy East Oregonian

FTER JULY FIRST, WILL CONTAIN A
AfuI and reliable description of
Oregon and Washington Territory.
reading natter furnished for every cent invested.
Twelve months, 1e4 papers. $50; Six months, 81
pagers, ei.50. Address,
S-22vit e. o. PUB CO.. Psadleton, Or.
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How TO Bny Meat,

Now, ladies, hope you will ask as
many questions as you please, because
I want TO make everything clear to
you, said Miss. Maria Parloa, as She.
began her Lecture on I" Marketing" at
the College of Pharmacy on Twenty
thiru street, yesterday. On the long
table on the lecture platform was side
/. al dressed beef, weighing four hundred
pounds. Beside it, ready to cut it up
10 lllustrate the lecture, stood a. most
gentiemaniy. looking butcher. ssH
You must remember" said Miss
Parloa, "that after the meat is dressed
only about one-sixth of it is desirable.
Inc rest OF 1t, rich and poor alike, pre-.
Ter NOT buy, but the poor have 10 buy
u. because they can pot afford the price
. OF the choice cuts. But Ybn muA bear
IN mind that the costly and tender cuts
are notthe most nutritious. IThe,mus-
GUAR part, that Is most used. while il is
the toughest, also gives the most nour-
lshment, only u needs to be cooked diff
ferently from the tender parts. When
you are buying-meat, remember that the
tenderest parts come from that part of
the animal where there is least muscu-
lar exertioh. The tough parts Of the
meat, which would be gnpaIatable if
brQied or roasted, may be with profit
stewed, praised or made into SOUP. In
fact, the very tender parts would not be-
good for food for a sick person, because,
they are not nutritious enough. Now.
want you, ladies, to say what are the
names Of the parts touch >
The neck" said timid voice.
1.-The ribs, said matron in a seal
Skin saeque as the stick moved along. \
what kind of rihse"
Give i up said a lady in.alfur-
lined cloak.
2 Now We win have Mr. Kissen cut II
UP. said Miss Parloa, after she had
pointed out the principal cuts and told
of the various ways of cutting meat in
hfferent cities. Fix that backbone
your mind" she continued, ..for we
VIII start from there. You see the side |
~ beef has been cut IN two. The hind
quarter end cOntsins. NJ about the mid
lie of the animal. the porterhouse
lteaks, the porterhouse roasts and the
'ender pieces that everybody wants. As
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The Richest Nan. I

The richest man in New York Civ
died Wednesday morning. Not Gould
or Vanderbilt, or any other of the.
money-grabbers, but money-giver m
stead, vhoiknew what the old English
epitaph meant: What l kept, that
lost. What L gave away, that
had. - No man better proved
the truth Of this than Peter Cooper. who.
at ninety-two, leaves a world which he
has tried so far as one eman could To
make the better for his living in it.
with not human being TO say woriin
dlspraise of his stewardship, and with
thousands to remember him with bless
ing and honor, He gained great wealth.
and gained It without the ;yafnbling
that IS called speculation. Drthe robbery
that is termed watering stock. or. by
any other questionable means, but by
industry and prudence in. business and
by JudicfUus investment. He used his
gains without niggardliness and with
out ostentation. in good deeds, in whose
results he did ;e4f of the labor of his
hands and was satisfied; and though he
dies with far less money to show than
the leaders. of the Vulgar millionaire
society Of New York, he is in essentials
far riches thhn 9tfrey all.rs--SpripqfeId
(hfdSS. RepWbficsIs1. 1 O. IsGll4i
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"Alegted..-

Few words are cdfnmoner in the lam
guage of the newspapersthan the word
. alleged: To alie.,e anything, if the
old meaning be good. Is to affirm it with
the exactness aof' a Dispatch But the,
,part1ciple of this verb has found new
service. Whenever. any doubt is felt that
a murder is a murder, the deed is soft
ened to IAN I. alleged y murder. When
ever man loses, his watch and his
senses, and cannotteA exactly howtbey
went. the lamentable' occurrence is
chronicled as an =, alleged ;" robbery.
According to these new linguistic
l!ghts,saR allegation means, guess.
-" Phenomenon, applied TO Something
Wonderful and1 Abnormal Is n common
instance of high.Aewn., Fplgarity, much
IN the mouths and on the pens of per
sons who can hardly have compassed
the truth that a shower of rain is lust
as positively a. pAenonnenof as is a
shower of frogs. a calf with six lers,'
Miss Crummies, or?an enormous goose
berry. 'sImnkense is an adjective
seldom used, but in such q manner as
10 eonfute its own meaning. Thus.
in an account of some discovery be-
meath an 'ancient ruin, it was said that
skeletons of great size were found, one
of them being of 1.-The immense length
of seven feet ten inches" If the length
of this skeleton was really seven feet
ten inches, or ten feet seven inches,
how could it have been immense2'f
So. too, we.read0fwalls of immense,
thickness. and pumpkins of taimmense''
g7rth. Are there; then, no foot-rules or
measuring-tapesi to reduce these inn
mensities? A "confiagration" is not
the burning of one house,; it is the
meeting of fames,- as ~Aen-a street,
town egFlElgeis fired in, several places.
"Cuhnfnate" is a verb incorrectly used,
unless in respect Of saEnething which has
reached the limit Of its possible height
When, therefore, theeareer of a wrong
doer Is said TO /" eliminate" in the low.
est depths of degradation, the term is
even to being turned up
side down. So is the term '.assiduons''
when employed to strengthen the idea
OF perseverance,, if the particular kind
OF perseverance animated be locomotive
and not sedentary. So, too, rs .. prepos-
terous, unless clearly denoting the fig
ure which hotnely rhetoric. describes as
" putting the cart before the horse
MdcD1tttdn's 1fdgdziae. II
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An c Honest Boy.

- IT, a.
There were a dozen of Us waiting
around the depot at Chattanooga ia
take the train for Atlanta, and pretty
soon aiustout, red-faced and hieh-tem-
pered man from Columbus, O., began
lawing about the. way he had, been. bled
BY the'waiters at the hotel, and added
that there wasn't a single honest niger
south of Mason and Dixon's line.
-. beg your pardon, but l must differ
with yous remarkeda man FROM South
Caroline. .-,.,.., .fa.., ~. ..-,..,
differ be hanged!' shouted the fat
man, 81 wouldn't trust one of EN- out
of sight with a ten-cent piece. ~
oh, you certainly misunderstood
them. IHbetyou the cigars that ii Z
give one of EN- a ten dollar bin to get
changed he'll return as straight, as a
'"4sf'lf do It. Give your rfioneyt6that'
chap by the Window 'e'E DVi -
The gentleman walked over; took a
Dill from his pocket aud quietly saids
y. : Boy, run n up town and get change
Yes, sah," was the reply, as the
youth hurried ont. - ~ ffaH
In about fifteen minutes he returned
walked up to the ICarolinian nd re-
turned the bill, and said:
~ Went all ober, sab. bat couldn't git
It busted : :
:. he was rewarded witR dime, and
ihe buckeye, after a great deal of putf-s
ing and blowing and wondering over it,
paid the cigars As. we boarded the
train / asked thew winner:
IL. Did you know the boyp'r p: ~ I.
answer he took the bill from his
pocket and unfolded it. 1t was ten
dollar Confederate note.-Cor Detroit
Free Press
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HUMOROUS.

-.' "A California Board of Supervisors
appropriated a sum to purchase atwood.
en- leg for citizen and charged the
amount to permanent repairs and i'm.
provements." IN
h, - Take care Of the useful, and the
beautiful will take care of ITSELF, This
is what the fond and numerous father
remarked when he married off his
ughest daughter first.-PNck.o 81. f
Lex Bah JoVe!r' exclaimed Young
Dudibbi, @'the weathah is getting Sc
mild, yer know, that must have the
ferritlc' taken off my cane It's toe
beastly heavy for warm day.. yer
know. - Boston Transcript -
A man tanned prairie dog that
somebody sent him until the, docile lit
tie creature would eat off his hand. Al
least. itate off about three-quarters OF
his thumb one day, but it died of con-
cuSsiOnef the brain before it could fin.
ish his hand. '-A fo's, 4 =
a. "A book just published is entitled:
:. How to Make $500 Yearly Profit with
Twelve Hens" We have not read the
book but we suppose the author S
recipe is to sell the corn that they would
annually eat, and then kill the hens
Philadelphia NeWs IS ..tyT ..n.I .
Mrs. Sam Millidge, an Austin lady.
was busy trying to make q pincushion
of sawdust when the colored cook came
to ask what She should cook for dinner
:. Go away, and don't. bother me now
My head is full of sawdust now, and
can't think of anything else
B. Franklin says: z.sTime is an
herb that cures all Diseases Frank
lin evidently didn't know much about
'Eyarbs, and was not at the head, of
the classin spelling, if he was printer.
Thyme is an herb, but, not being a pat
ent medicine, it will not cure an dis
eases.-The Imp. =. - ''''' 20 q.
The, Rochester Post Express re-
marks, :: Y!ou mustn't tell us that mar
ried men are not mindful of the comfort
of their wives, Who ever heard, of, q
married man going home late at night
who didn't take his boots off i'm the
hall and steal quietly to bed, in. order
not to disturb the SAUNDERS of his wife. -
ASKED a traveller in the Orient of a.
PaSha: us the Turkish civil service
like ours? Are there retiring allow
ances and pensions, for instance?'' INV
illustrious friend, and joy of my liver,f'
replied the Pasha. allah IS great,
and the, public 'fbnctionary who stands
in need of . retiring allowance when his
term Of office expires is, an ass. Ihave
sPoAeh' i.'t1' i,F ~ Eot l-i -
the Cincinnati En91,rer
found this out is mystery: And
what, in the name of goodness, is this?''
asked Mrs. David Davis, as the Senator
lugged something into the room and
dropped it at her feet ''That is nv
shirt, darling; and 1 win be greatly
Obliged if you viii sew on a button for
me. david Davis said the lady,
sternly. '.when youbring me your shirt,
/ will sew onbea button for YOU with
pleasure; as becomes fond and dutiful
wife; but Just now, sir, must Insist
upon your removing this circus canvas
from my apartment" .'iei5 = 80 ~
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'a4t7was MobdaV e3ep,o,r,s and =.

II WAS Monday evenings and 1bp-
moody unfolded his paper and began
reading to his, wife of Virgins.
WHO'S WigginsP'' she asked. 81
Don't you know who Virgins iso''
~ '.If hadI wouldn't have askrd
you" -H.~a,a jgrsf .iu Tlgralrgx,
Well, Virgins is the party who
predicted thata great storm was com
fAnd did it Gomez, ''','r''i .. 2.sa
No, my dear" III. - 'f''" III
&" He isn't AS good as j am, is hear
.:,ly;:: IN what Way, my. dear2'',. -, -
''As q prophet, of course.
s.How, my 'dear?'' ii'f'8s - .i'H' l"f
i'i'.Why, It6ld yoil tlis,niorhins If Won
didn't order that load of coal up bei6re
five clock there would be y storm
when you came home, and IL didn't
come until after went after II. and
can Just tell you, 'Eopnoody. sifasni
don 'tpay more attention,ito rho! house
and stop forgetting things, and weaging
my life ont, and doing niitt you can 10
add tony. burdens, and f6etihg yopr
household obligations In every WY,
and doing everything you ,sio,fidna DO
When you know I whit YOU to do isbffh-
thing | want you to do when T|wafit
YOU do it. just because YOU think lam a
woman, and .can,t take my avn part
just the, same. as if / was "a. man, aid
could do. just rs / pleased, and VIM,
But Mr. iI6pnoody dropped hissspp
per, and making q grab for his umbrel-
la, Withdrew, and %entsdow4i. Town to
talk over the weather with the 'boBs.<-
The. Drummer. ai-.,,, ~ !, 49,. -,
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An incompetent Boy


Last fall Baltimore hardware deal
er, who had d Bin against afblaclkshith
in al adjacenbvi village, sent II out 'by his
collector for payment >, Upon arriving
in. The village, the collector found the
shop, but not The smith, and after 4 long
hum discovered him on his own door
step; elbows onhis knessap ahinien his
Il Bays sid 10 SShiTfis, Replied tBs gnif,
as, the account was handed hfifi. @~foh
Why, what's the shkttar; Mr..
Coon?' .of7f sdJ f-Tosr-
."Vheil, der mntter ish dot j hat
failed in peesness uhd5. I i'doap pay no.
,1d,y3,r - ~ 81 Saf.i ~ al
Z sEsilsqs Hass YOU actually ". faiFst q:
well. you'll have to pay me n fill
just the same. Under. tbs, laws of this
State5no man can,failnnlesshe lccksJhis
doors, and ash passed fhet shop, yours
were wide open.' IS, 800 - grar
"Dunder unds bIitzenii dot vhas the
carelessness of my boy. Show! How
much is dot pillesI Pas,s BIN dheek
und runs down und nails soop der doors
myself! Dunder! but dot poy fiefer
makes Yankee, il he Ifs here tous-
and yearsr'- Wall Street Daily .eos,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-04-27

we gofurthery back we lind the rrmp
and the sfrloin!' - - II II
The deft butcher with his knife saw
and cleaver, cut piece after piece as the
lecturer pointed them ont, sho,yine, whero
the kidneys lay embedded in the s1,e,
showing the brittle, crumblin6rr,fs,rao "a
suet as distinguished from fat kbSwina
where the tenderloins lay and how TO
cut them to advantage. Each piece was
shown, until all had an opportunity TO
fix its name and place its present mar.
ket price. The delicate nutritious RON
ing pieces were ypt and Ej1pwa, and the
method of preparation was explained.
These pieces are sometimes called ..tbe
skirt The Iadieswere cautioned that
brine draws out the juices of the meat
and that fat corned-beef is the best. he.
cause the fat keeps the juices of the
meat from being drawn out by the
brine.
"Do you consider kidneys nutritious p,
inquired sprfghtly lady,i who had oot
front seat 10 be sure and see the cary.
ing. l3utN - eS gHI
Yes, kidneys and the flank pieces.
the liver and other cheap parts. when
properly cooked, are all good food.
The lecturer showed how much more
ecOnepTpal and sensible it would be- TO
have the meat cut in grades, and not, ito
buy, as is often done now; poor Iaeat
in one good piece She advised the
habit Of buying, even ut higher prices,
pieces with the flank end cut off,. She
advised her hearers to hunt up butchers
who would cut up meat to, order, and
not compel them Ito bay whatIthey did
not want and could not use. Speaking
of soup, she said that to keep il clear it
should not be boiled much, as Boiling
set the lime of the bones free.
But I should thinR that might be
the yerything needed for children when
they are making bones. said aibrght-
''Welf, that may be so. suppose it is:
but you must not boil the soup much if
you want it clear" 800 -..'.' .-t.1
The lecturer was pointing out In a
piece of sirlOin the tough part that she
said ought to be cut OF as not fit for
roasting, and, turning to Mr.. lKissell, the
gentlenarlly butcher, she said: you
don't usually sell them that2', . T.
Al ''Oh, yes, they do interpOsed ayoung
lady. You will have to 60 and educate
our butchers, Miss Parloa."
''They charge You tNenty-Gight Gents
for this piece With the flank on You
might better pay thirty cents for the
rest, and let them sell the flank for ten
centS.i' FrnfC
IAN it's .worthr' ejaculated4 the lively
matron. 2" always ask for short
steaks and short -roasts, and don't buy
a lot OF meat that is iIorthless''-
Miss ParIoa kept up running 'fire of
chat with her audience, and encouraged
themFto ask iquestiPps.GF6lNE-T r. San. l.
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Personal AND LITERARY.

Queen Victoria's John Brown, had
employed the sunshine to the extent of
S5,OOO,0OO OF hay making. 81 '1s3il4
Seven years ago Mr.. Ben. OF telsl
phone fame, was poor man. Now he
is said to be worth $4,000, 900.
Joaquin Miller stands by Mr.. Dix
in the reverend doctors war on modern
feminine wickedness. Mr.. Miller has
been twice married.
3 The Washington Republican, saws
that "a fearful as well as plausible ex-
PLANTATION of the Lady Dixie matter is
the suggestion that Lady Dixie nav
contemplate lecture season in Amer
lea. @ .. iel t.s-....
The mother of Oscar Wilde has n
long poem. on Ireland in the Boston Pr
lot. Her. conclusion is that the Irish
people, driven frantic, i.will take their
stand In a mightier land beyond the
broad Atlantic.fa H.. -. -
. Now we have honored John How
ard Payne, the Hartford Post calls for
honors to other song4writers who are
forgotten?"~ But If they are FORGOTTEN.
how shall We know upon what writers
to bestow these honors!
.l7vs.t We who write novels. forthe,e exist
ing time should face our task with forth
tude sublime" writes Edgar Eawcett.
The same thing. would apply with equal
force TO o. majority of the people W no
read the average modern novel;,
= A very beautiful and expensive book
has lately been made in Boston, only
ten copies of which are printed 1t is
the richly illustrated, story ola yacht
ing trip taken by Mr. Edwards, the in
ventor of the heiiotype process rei,..4
Miss Linda Gilbert is now ehdeavor-
ing to secure additional educational
facilities and other reforms int he prisons
of Baltimore and Washington. In. Mat
she viii sail for England and devote the
summer to efforts in behalf of prison
reform there. - ~ '''a 4ta.'iis'
al -7Mathilde Blind says that Mr.. Lewes
Eliot; he was like a mother, watching
over her health. cheering her despond-
ieRcy with his own buoyaney, and Great
ing the spiritual atmosphere in which
her genius ripened. :I al i..5- r-.i,
Mrs. David Davis says the reason
she would not consent. TO marry Judge
Davis while he was in, Office, was DE
cause, Mr.. Arthur being .widower and
Davis Acting Vice President, she
would have had the duties attendant
upon 'sthe first lady in the land "a
position she did notfcar to occupy.
Grdphic's estimate of $1,000
100000 as the total representation of
the guests of the Vanderbilt ball is criti
cised as improbable. but one-tenth of
the amount is accepted as possible.
The. former figure would give each Of
the, 200 guests 81, 42S, STA state of
affairs that never exists with any 700
people. except those of an editorial con-
ventiOn. 80
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BALLADE or LIGHT HOUSE
KEEPING.


Iis suhtly sweet suggestive phrase.
hut the simple soul who D. lurcd thereby
WI mako sorrOw for many days.
~ -grrCt or viii he moan aud CRY.
Aud vote the thing "a tremendous lie.
Dor ~ means. this phrase that sounds 20 fair.
world 81 trouble and toll aud carr:
And y Wild distractiuv wish ~ 90,
Away from II soon aud anywhere:
I speak ~ the thin-s whereof I know.
" means Al little Transparent ways
To hide away FROM the common eye
The fnCt that your bread and buster stays
Try
In q single dish. n means tOtry
To hang your garments. the best you wear.
~ afoldinE he'd. that last despair
~ honest souls. aud. bittorcSt blow.
u means a kitChouy -parior air.
speak OF the things whereof ] know.
10 means % shrink meath the stern amaze
OF the lOrdly butchers aud bakers eye;
ApoloaislnH in neck disprui@U
For your Modest wants To rave or sigh
over the fanEs % thc boughtCu pie.
u " pray strunZ. uCnyt u-reaChinR prayer
FOR the meal man pIunOunCCs square"
Md 70 ~ once more " NO hhlnw
Free trum that pcacO-,lCStruy ing snnrB;
spcak Of the things whereof I know.
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"A letter from Truckee, Cal, saws:
The people Of this place were aston
ished &C an early hour one morning re-
Gently blythe unusual sight of a crowd
Of boys, numbering in all fifteen or
twenty, parading the streets in BODY.
saluting each passer-by with the in
quiry: Black your boots. boss?' The
boys claim that they left their homes in
San Francisco -four days ago. and have
beat their wRy thus Ia on railroad
orake-beams. They also state that their
destination is New York. Some Of ts..
gang arc quite young. snd none over
fourteen years Of are"