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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01
GEN. sHERIDAN'S INDIAN POLICY

We take lie following extract from the
| Chicago Trihune's special correspondent
now with the President and General Shef-
| ielnn On their Yellowstone Park .Xcufs
sion. embodying Sheridan's ludian policy
This startling Indian policy of General
| Sheridan was presented 20 the tribe. Tie
| proposed to do away with all reservations
MS such. and Indian agencies and agents.
In place of the lands ihas taken the Gay
ernment would issus DO lis hearing inter
| est the same as any other Government
bends. These bonds would lie issued IN
payment ior all property lost. and the in
terest pail semi-annutly. Under this
up h,mrstea,Is and live on the interest Of
the bonds aud the product of their farms
lhds secured Interest on the bonds
would be payable at certain convenient
forts i.y Uniled States officials. in the
same way as the army is paid This
would effeetnaily release the Indians from
/ int tODttui w tut
aud place them absolutely at the mercy
Of The Dep,rOment OF War. Tnye wuu',i
ne no agencies, but citizens would he
prot. cted lay the existing lines oi lorts
| General Sheridan claims hat neatly all
the Insiinn troubles OF the past few ysais
have arisen through tie corruption oi In
k.o 81 Ia,
dams would be held responsible as citi-
zens, and would he liable To both civil
and military law in the district in which
they reside. h clnimed that the Govern
ment would lie benefited by the issuance
of the bonds, and thai the in ans would
secure ali that they DO under the present
system. and, m fact, tse iattrr would re-
ceiye more than they IL" Dow. us So
much is absnrbcd in paying through diff
fercnt banks.
| This policy has never been published
before, but has been under distussion for
some time by several persons interested
in its success. The oBly meniher in the
Cabinet who bad been taken into the dis,
cussion is Secretary Lincoln. The object
in leaving out Secretary Teller is obvious.
General Crook was recently taken into.
the council and expressed his warm APP
prevail al tie plan. Secretary Lincoln is
in hearty sympathy with the affair. and
Presitl, nj Arthur, though apparently mons
committed. will dn all in his power to
| push it. Two hundred thousand Indians
now occupy 100000 square miles Of our
territory. 1t the Government appraises
the land at an average of so cents per
| acrs 1t will be necessary t. issue only
$647, 100000 in bends, the interest on
which, a, 4 per cent, would be $2.569,000
Annually. The ut,i.nde of the Cabinet
toward the transfer at tie Indians tn the
War Department is obvious. 1t viii e
remembered that when Crook returned
from his last campaign he ssked T.ller's
permission to place the Apsches on the
Ban Carlos reservation under military
control. The latter absolutely refused
Crook went TO Washington, and, after
council with the President, Secretary Lin
coin and General Sheridan, was ordered
to put the Indians on the reservation un
der military contrei in spite nf Tellcr's
protest. The new policy will be presented
to allsshc Indian tribes before Congress
conyencs.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01

10 gvt IT,, tide At WYatrom figure thirty minutes
'i.,,r. eenislm1o. -ixty minutes later aud Lacon-
rr nearly two honrs later. The hours between
-Isu;qht and noon designated by (A.Ml. thos',
hetgeeD noon aud midnight by T. tP NJ Oh 00m
I denotes midnight. o.. ION. /. deutt es nooI
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fennten un6 populdren @ei6dftslofal
bon g. NfaDer u. Sobn an Der Cont
merceiiraBe. Sbr Gorratb an @9irmen
1T berbientermaben betpunbert porben;
es nare unmDgli6, Bic bielen 5ortett
aufsusdblen, bic bort su finben linb,
bod 1T ni6ts bergeiIen tpor6en uuo
man fann jeben @ef9naf befrie6igen.
Nlle Sarbell unO alte Mufer 1ino re-
prdientirt, beionbers S9Dnes / # porz
banben in 96mara, ponce unb WeiB.
Man fam S6irme faufen bon ben
billigen dinelifhen bon 25 Gents aufz
tparts bis 5u ben allerfeinfen fiir $5.
gu peraeilen 1T ni6t, 6aB bic ,gebie=,
nuna i'm @ei6dft Der 9erren 6. Wfaper
u: Sobn gfi6ts gu tpiinf6en iibris
ldBt. SeOer Gerfdufer lit aufmerfiam
uno tbut 9lqes, Die ,Rdufer in 8e3ug
auf Aualitdt Der Waaren unb allf
Preiie aufrieoen gu itellen. Sbr ipart
3eit, @elb unb man6en @eg, tpenn
Sbr bei g. Wsaper u. Sobn tauft. Sic
haben i6on gu Nnfang oen gldnsenbfen
@rfolg gebabt unb ibr 2ofal 1T ffets
nit &unben gefiilt, tporaus beroorgebt,
baB bic borsiigli1e Qualitdt ibrer
Waaren, bor MQem aber lire reilona=
bleu preiie @nerfennung finben.
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gBer 1T Trau gsinslp,p

Da, oisis Grase oft selfeui rirp, pollsn
mir sinfah fassn, fab ffe cine DAME II,
bic es ifh felt 80 9abren sur Nufsabe mad.
te. Grauenfyantttiten. bauptfahuds aber
Sinotrtranfbsi'sn 3u ltueirtn. Gle Bat
Bic Rcnifituiion uno bic BsniirfniEs tie(sr
,atlreiden RloiIsn tsionesrs sepriit unb
ais 8sfu!tat psaf. ihir 8santntlIe unb
grfabruns, meltbe 4. i'm Qaufe zines Men.
i&snaltsrs als sranfsnpfeseriu unb Mr3t
sslammslt. BAT lie ben 5outtng @yrup
als bsfonesr,s Wtttsl fiir aapnenbe 3tnser
suiammsnssfebt. Gisle Mebi;in bat cline
masilhe Nsirtuns Fs sibt Nute nj
@eirncbtit uno eradlt Offsnen eeit. Sn
Golse bielsr Nesi,in N 5rau Winslom
wsltteriiamt 9swo ben als Wobltbaterin
Der Sinesr. llnD Die Rnter wsrsea eroe
unb runftn tbr oaiir. Aud In tisier 9.apt
tat fe bic Rtuesr ,u Dant osspaidtet.
@robe Qnantitatsn eeS Sooting @prup
werfsn tisr tds!,d, petfauft unb rfrbraaH..
Wir elanbsn, Mrs. Dinslow tat H9
burd btsien artstsl unfsrtltd ssmaGt
unp tpir llno iiser,euat, bab purd benfel.
ben Saufsnbe ucu Rtnetrn gersttst wurofn
unp taB Wlilionen btnielben nod nit
grfoie gebraadsn mernsn. Reine Shutter
Bot itre @fiiht getban, wsnn 1e niht
W,s. sBinslow's 5cptlns Syrnp an.
wanpts. VsEiutt 60 Alls. : 9abiss 8ilFtor
Nsw gprl. 3u psrfaufea tsi alltn
Drugs aen. = 25 Gfnte tis Glaihs.
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gtueriet.

= Geitern gegen 9tbenb trat Elm @iss
mangel babur6 Elm, baB bic San 9lnz
tonic @isfabrif auf mebrere Stnnben
auBer 8etrieb gelebt tperoen mubte.
Menn cine @isflenlme bon iol1en Glei=
nigfeiten berbeigefibrt tperben fann, 10
tpirb es 3eit, baB enttpeber bic &apaSiz
tdt Der beibem Gabrifen erbDbt, ooer
cine brittle Sabrit etablirt ipirb.
= Sie 3immerleute bielten geitern
Nbeno i'm Srapis parf cine 0eriamm=
lung ab uno beldlo6en, ii@ gum 3uede
gegenieitigen S9ubes gu pereinisen.
Gin &omite ipurbe eingelebt, bas in
elmer ipdteren 8erfammlung beti6ten
ioa.
seit einigen Sagen agitirt ein
9err $. u. 2etpis in bieiieer @tabt fir
Sen gau elmer gnggeleiiebabn BON
&anias @itn mad Nodport iiber Broipnz
tpoOo, San Sabo, Grieori6sburg unb
San Mntonio. 0b er unlere &apita=
liifen uno @eI6dftsleute fiir ben plan
getpinnen fann, 10 amar, baB iie benz
ielben lnaterieue nntcritiibung leiben,
bleibt ab3umarten.
SIN 9iitriftgeri6t murben geiiern
2ouis Chapman, 8. MurraD, Santiago
8illenueba, Carlos Mlllnp;, 6ranf
Mallace, Sames Wilfon, Walaee Wfit=
deli, Sod Dilion, Sic @anbolpb unb
9enrD 8Dlonater als prDfeifDnelle
Spieler ie I'm, $25 beftraft.
= Seute Nbeno erfes Muftreten Der
beriibnten 9proler Sruppe .gbel :
meiB 5" in Sommers & Better
IONS Yapillon.
= Sie 8ieb3ii6ter bpn 6rio unb
umliegenoen Counties tuerben ii1 orga=
niliren, um bem INNER mebr iiberbanb
nebmenben 8iebbieblfabl @inbalt gu
tbun.
- 9err 2ubmig M a bnde, Der ii6
als poraiigli6er 3eltaurateur einen Mui
ermorben, ipirb Mitte ber nd1ffen Mp=
DIE ben Nigsli'iden Garten iiberneb=
men, mel1e Na9ri6t gepiB bpn ben
8emobnern ber 4. Maro nit Sreuben
begriiBt tperoen ipirb. Serr Mabnde
iit gang Der Mann, elm iol1es gtabliHe=
ment 3u beripalten unb. mir iinb fifer,
oaB er aud bier grfolg baben ipirb.
= 8roBes 2on5ert beute Mbenb
in SOmmers & Yeterion's Pabiapn !;
beranifaltet bon ber beriibmten Sproler
3ruppe ogbeltpeiB b..
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Gin ibredlidcr l1maliidsfau

ereignete 1ib geftern Nbeuo Z llbr auf
ber StraBenbabn nabe benz San pebro
parf. Das &in6ermdbhen Ser Sami=
lie 2amotte, eiren 8lof fiibli1 BON Der
2abor 9itf an San pebrp Mbenue
tpobnbaft, febrte nit Ben bret 2in0ern,
3tpei Gnaben unb einem Mdo6en, feines
iiber 10 Sabre aft, bon einem Musflug
na9 benz Parf auriid. Sie StraBencar
mar 10 iiberfullt, baB bas fleine Wfdb=
den mod einen Sibplab finoen fOnnte;
bic beiben &naben lieB bas Wtdb1en
auf Die platform gum Sreiber gebell,
ipobei lie iagte, baB fie ielbff ben Weg
gu SUB auriidlegen tperbe. Ser Srei=
ber 2roteltirte bagegen, haB ibm bic
Rinber Dbne tpeitere MufIi6t iiberlaien
bleiben, bas Mdbden erfldrte aber, bie
&inber ieien gu inibe, als baB lie mar
f1iren f0nnten. Sn bieiem 9llgenblid
aog Der Giel an unb Der Sreiber bate
nun ausi6lieBli6 nit bem nod ettpas
pilben Sbiere gu tbun. Sci Der erfen
Wei6e fubr er langiam, lieB Die BON
Der Stabt fommenbe Gar DorbeipaIliren
unb nun ma6te Der Mauleiel ipieber
einen frdftigen @ab gum @nsieben.
9luf irgen6 cine Meiie gerietb er nit
benz einen 9interbein fiber bic Settle
unb fdlug in Golse hehen gegen bie
Bledbriiffung ber Gar. Ser Sreiber
3og bic 3igel on, Inn m0slidermeile
bas Sbier baburb aug ieiner Sage 5il
befreien, als es nit boiler Graft gegen
bic Gar ftieB unb bieie on Der Sdbiene,
bic 5ur @ei6e fiibrt, abprallie. Our1
ben Stop Durbe Der fiinf Sabre alte
Walter Qamotte BON Der platfcrm uno
unmittelbar bor bas &ab getporfen.
Ser Sreiber legte fofort bic 8remie all,
allein bic iiberlegene &raft bes lpilb
geuoroenen Sbieres NOR ni6t gu bdn=
bigen. Gin Stud. unb bas Gab 9ing
iiber ben armen &naben binpeg. .-Die
paKagiere eilten iofort berbei, UNI Silfe
au leiften. Tas &inb murbe in 6as
0aus bes Scr. Oan g. Smith setrasen
unb man fano, bab bas eine 8ein unb
bic Seite grdblfd sermalmt morOen
tparen; auBerbem batte es gefdbrlibe
innere TerleBungen erbalten.
Oie ungliidli9en gltern ,nurben ge=
rufen. Seber fann ii6 bic Scene aus
malen, bic ii9 nun am 2ager bes &lei=
men abipielte. 9ie gltern tparen in
beller 8er3weiflung, udbrenb ibr 2ieb=
ling bic Sdmersen rubig ertrug, sutpei=
len nod papa unb Wtama rief unb
WaHer berlanste.
gs if f6per su iagen, men ber grobte
She'll Der S6ulb on oieiem bebauerns=
ipertbeu llngliidsfall trifft. Sebenfalls
1T es aber ni6t ratbIam, fleine &inber
einem Der Gamilie frembea unb uner=
! fabrenen Mdb6en ansubertrauen unb
fie auf grobe Spa5ierfabrteu gu i6iden.
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tete cine fleine Sammluns BON @ebidten,
bic in ben leeten Wtonaten entltanoen
maren. Gae bejpsen Fd auf bas Bib,
cas er lid bon benz ME seiebenen Wao=
den seldaffsn bate. @s maren 8anfen
ber Ybantal'e unt ben S5tab Der @inbil<
bunsstroft Seidtunsen, seeiatete gnlpfin-
bunsen jir Elm 9etrdumtes 9SeIsn. Sm
Snnern Der Wappe mar aber Der 3ettel
auseflebt, ben erlndt ben 5uriifseianoten
Sob ltiden er9ielt, unb ip war bod cine
reale spur ba, bic ibn ieine Grdume mie
8irffidfeit erldeineu lieB. Bar feline
@mpfnbuns cesbul6 n:at mabr? @swik
lie mar es; aber Die productive 9eatur,
bic ibre @mpfinbuns in WOrt, Slang roer
9unitsebilbe Sc ftult sewinnen ldbt see
iunbet idneller BON Der aubersep6bnlihen
@rresun9, uno 10 wenis Veoeutuns man
aud Geinbplb's poetiIdsnt Talente 5u,
ipreden nSdte, 10 pet bate Ell cod bonn
Didter, bab bic fleinen gBunben lsines
9ersens fa unter bem ,nilben Bal lam
bes eisenen @eoidteS freunblid ausblu=
tete. Sc mar ibm an bielem Nheno etn
ansenebmes 9nsflinsen unbebaSlider
Stimmuus, bcb er iih feline eiSenen Ser
ie pOrlas, unb bod ipraden iie BON I'M.
iriberitebliden, Sebnen, bon grrinnern int
Waden uno i'm Graume, BON @lutb oer
Siebe unb guden burd ale 6erne. Nein=
brlb lag babel rubi5 irr tpeiden 6auteuil
unb idurte baS Teuer I'M Sauin, wdbrenb
bic DampfwOlten feline @isarre burd ben
bebasliden 6aum oes funltpca eeidmiid=
ten 3inlriers spsen.
(Eprtebuna Fcleit
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EeSas.

: Ser 2eibfaabeiiber %. 80. Wil=
ferion in Sort Worib, lit 6ur6 einen
S6uB, ben San $. Gain auf i'm ab=
feuerte, gefabrli6 beripunbet tporben.
Gin alter Streit fiibrte bic S6ieBafaire
berbei.
9ie @aloelioner 9lftiondre ber
Golf, Colorado unb Santa Sc gabn
baben iid seeinigt, innerbalb Der nd6=
fen fiinf Sabre lire 9(ttien ni6t gu Der:
faufen. Sic tpDllen babur6 perbin=
bern, baB bic 8abn unter bic aontrole
irgeno zines electromagnetic foumt.
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einiste li@ borldufig babin, oas Sospis
tai ni9t in bic Ndbe bes iebigen @r=
menbauIes gu bringen, ba Die Gntferz
nung 3ur Stabt 5u melt lit. Ser plab
ioQ bon einem anberen gemeini6aftli~
den &omite beifimmt nnO Die Trage:
Oh bas Gounip ober bic Stabt bic 8er=
tualtung oes neuen Sospitals iiber=
nimmt, in Der @ountDcOurt uno i'm
Staotratb entfhieben tperben..
Oie Stabt miro fit ben 3ped auf
blei Sabre jebes Sabr $4,000 aufneb=
men unb ben entipre6enoen @teuer5u=
i6lag MAIDEN. Wiit bem 8au ioll be-
gonnen tperben, lo5alb bas erite @el6
berfiigbar tpirb.
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Dir Ma btigall.
&pnan npm @mftan s,t 9smtlit.
(GprtfcBuns.)


Yerninftis, erwieberte er, bic llnpsrs
nunft iplI man audi nod perniinftig iagen!
9l6er fur3. 70 ltebt's. Nls i'd nod bic
&inber flngen lebrte, ba hatten mir @eians
in Der Stride. Nber lie ieeten mid ab,
aus Gabale, aus Ehprbeit, benn Gbcrbeit
reaiert einmal bic Belt. geun sing es
aber niat mebr, l,nb oa ioll id pieberfcm@
men, Der Tfarrer Bat mid bruni, i'm Na.
men Der @emeinbe, fir einmal nur. = Sd
babe eS nidt 3useiust, fold gnti4uB mia
lid berausfliren aus Der Mufresuns, mie
Der Hare Wein aus Der @dbruns bes
Mclfes.
ginn, sesdbrt bubtSbr tihtis, Sebaiii>
an, ladte 9letta.
2adenidt!,ief er. Gold Sntidlub 1T
pidtig, setpaltig wie cine gntidsibuns
firs 9eten, oaS nod fontmen ir0, bas lit
gar nidts Sesen cine @ntideipuns firs
2eben, oas binter uns liest. -@ntweber es
mar niAts unb id bin Elm Stiimper, pber
i'd lese cine @lorie iber nleine eanje Ser,
gansenbeit.
@s ift nidt 70 sefibrlid, iaste gtetta,
bic nun enolid Nlles peritans; es wirb
idpn seben, unb penn i'd @ud belfen
fann, thu i'd es germ.
@ebaifian fiel'ihr NM ben Sals unb
oridte fe serihrt wieoer an bic Bruit.
9nt, iaSte er, quit Nber i'd made
nleine Becinsunsen. SD wdble paS
2ieb, uub BON beute ab = es 1T Dienifas
= Bis Jun, Scnntus bulte i'd wieper
Sdule. Oas beiBt i'd laiIe iinsen, tas 1T
bod bic Sauptiade, benn elm sutes 2ieo
uuf ben 2ippen ideudt ale bSIen @epan-
fen, bic Seine bSler 3batcn. Wfulif
wdre ber NpOitel ber Belt, Mulif mdre
Der wabre Miificnir uuter ben Seiben,
aber wer periteht bsnn nod Mulif auber
mir?
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*aeine 6rau fann at S9md9e lei
ben, na6bem iie 2poia 6. pintbam's
&rduter=Mii6ung be1ubt bat.
*gDir linb boaltdnbig iiber3euet, baE
9ermes i'm Nltertbum trob al ieiner
S9laubeit unb ben natirli9en Silfs=
lnitteln Der 9u6bDnlie bic ibm gu @e=
bote ffanben, rur ein b06it drmli9er
Nr5t mar i'm Serglei6 nit 6rau 2Doia
6. Mnfbam aus 2pnn, Ma1. 9ermes
lit getpiB ni6ts peiter als Elm getpibter
&enner Der i6marsen aiinlie getpeien;
aber mir ipiiIen baB fein 9umbug ir=
genb ettpas nit ber 9lr3nei-@benie Der
Grdlter=Mii6ung bon Srau pinfbam
gu tbun gebabt.
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*.*,Was i'm &orper einmal einge6oz
rem fommt ME aus bem 8lute beraus."
Nber Hbeumatismus, golbene 9lber,
Wialaria, 8eritopiung unb nle bur1
frante 2eber, Tieren unb Wiagen perur-
fa6te 2eiben fommen obne 3weifel aus
bem 8lute beraus. tpenn ytierenfraut,
niperial=Seilmiitel fiir ale oerartigen
Qeiben, benubt mir0.
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Gin Surberti1Briacr.

9a ipar Elm Mann 10 Sabre aft ge=
iporben unb malt tpunberte lib. Sas
ging aber gans natiirlid gu, ba er, tpie
er iagte. feline 2eber unb Nieren fets
febr in N6t genommen bate, infolge
beHen iein 8lut rein mar. Or. Aug.
6 nig's $ m burger Sropf e u
turiren berartige &ranfbeiten uHb baben
einen Wsltruf.
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Cine S3erati,nna

bon Wiiglieoern bes Stabtratbes nit
Wtapor Gren6 on Der SpiBe uno Wtits
9liebern bes Gpuntpgeribts nit Gi6ter
Maion, fanb geitern Na6mittag fiinf
nbr in Der Waporsoffice itatt, bejiigli6
bes bur6 elm Sefret bes Diliriftgeridt5
angeorbneten 8aues eines Sospitals
fur Stabt= unb gpuntDs9rante. Man
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gOnmenimirme.
I'm Die beiBen Sonnentrab=
len BON Gurem Saupte fern
All hQlten.

@eraoe I'm Die iebige 3eit, mo- Die
Sonne lire 9Iiibenoen Strablen auf
@uer Saupt berabienbet, iebt Sbr gu6
in natiirli6er Solse mad einem S6ub:
mittel nm. Oamen miiiIen ielbiiber=
iiauolid SonnenI6irme tragen uno mir
baben ermittelt, poielbit man loI6e
babeu fauu. IS iit bies in benz be.
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Brabanoter, 8alencienne, pas
riIer. &uilii6e. Sddliide unb leinene
Spiben in GROCER ausIuabl biligif beim
Gam0us.
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9erren beren 8artbaar cine ni6t
anipre6enbe Garbe bat, f0uHen burh
Yudingbam's 9air Spe bieiem llebel=
itano leibt abbelfen.
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pg- Maillionen Badete Der Siamant=
farben iinb pertauft iporben, pbne cine
einsige Glage. lleberaa iino iie 2iebs
linasfarben.
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Se6er fnbet, tpa8 Ct
brau1t

Manfaufe beBbalb, I'M, gut
uno billis beoient 3l, ,per6sn,
nur bel
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Infer Eager in Seiben=
nno Gpmlner Meiberitpifen
lit oaS 9rDBte IN ber @tobt.
Was bic Qualitdt Der ggaa=
rem nnb ibre Billisfeit be-
trift, 10 fndt es ieincS @leiz
den.
Daily globe., 1883-06-27
STUDY OF HUMAN NATURE.

The teacher arose Immediately after he
called the school to order. There was
q l-oh Of pain on his gentle face, and he
seemed 10 be feeling for an apple in his
coa.-tal pockets, but he was not. He
was feeling for something, but it was not
an apple. and il was not in his pocket.
H glanced around the school, and every
face was ether ObLvious or mischievous.
except Walter Cranes. Walter Cranes
face. bent over his Latin gra1nar, had
such g profoundly studious expression,
It v2sso sublimeIy free from guile, It was
So aE--Ically innocent, the teacher called
I'M to the big desk, and, as Walters
wondering eyebrows arched themselves
l--cy silent but expressive Interrogation
points, the teacher handled long switch
AM SAID: Yes, Walter, yes; it was
verT neatly done; and now if you viii
Just stand ont here for one minute I Will
show vou Just about where that pin
caught me.
And lie showed him not once. but
many times, to the great disgust of stu
dloas Walter Crane, and the infinite de-
light Ct all the rest OF the school, and
l2o-e especially big Sammy johnson.
Do Walter Crane really put the pin in
tie teachers chair, children. Al, no,
indeed and truly he didn't know any
thing about It. It was big Sammy John
son, who grinned and rubbed his hands
every tine Walter "hollered. who did
II. Thus We see that sometimes in the
study Of physiognonly the wisest teacher
vii, as HerOdotus observes, ''bite off
more than he can chew"
Daily globe., 1883-06-27
GREAT OLD TREES.

The age OF some specimens Of the
great trees Of California is supposed to
extend back to the time OF Hing David.
perhaps TO that Of Abraham. In one
tree which was felled, 1,800 annual cir
cIes were counted, without including q
great multitude around the heart Of the
tree, too intermized to be distinguished.
So, perhaps, when "Soiomon began to
build the house Of the Lord which was
at Jerusalem, in Mount Mor;ah," " and
sent a letter to Hiram, Hing Of Tyre.
saying, "Send re cedar woods, fr-trees
and alguna-tre out of Lebanon" the
great trees Of California were sturdy
sapings. Some, indeed, claim that
these mOnstrous growths are 1000 or
5000 years old, so that they were con-
temporary with the biblical creation.
Eucalyptus trees which have been
found in Australia tower to even greater
height than the California redwoods.
They are native to Australasia and the
Indian Archipelago, but the grandest
specimens exist in North Australia.
where there are about ninety different
species OF the tree. The botanist Muller
says that trees Of one variety, $50 feet
long, have been found lying on the
ground, and one 500 feet high is stated
to be still standing. This giant would
then overshadow the Strasbourg cathe-
draI and the pyramids of Egypt. The
eucalyptus has far other interest than
that OF possibility of immense growth.
About three-quarters of the Australian
trees are OF this genus, and their value
is varied.
All Of them make splendid timber.
both for building and ornamental uses.
and several yield valuable medicinal
gums. The sap is refreshing and can
be made into a pleasant beer; and from
the leaves and bark of several species
properties have been derived resembling
those Of the Peruvian bark or cinchona.
The kind known as the "blue-gum" or
fever" tree is believed to have remark
able virtues in absorbing the malarious
influences of the soil, and to exhale an
odor or influence which tends to prevent
fevers Of a maIarious sort. An attempt
has been made to naturalize the eucaIyp-
tus IN different regions of America, with
view to its sanitary effects, and there
seems every probability that the tree,
which is frees growing and hardy, viii
soon be widely scattered through the
country.