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National Republican., 1883-01-16
We keep Our Establishment open
every evening until 10 u. III.

We receive regularly by European steamers the FOL.
lowing Foreign Ia Iers and Fashion Journals:
The Illustrated London News, London Graphic,
Pictorial World The Queen, illustrated sporting and
Dramatic News, The London Daily Times, London
Standard, Punch, Fun, London Truth, LondOnWorld,
London Weekly Times, The Mail, Bells Life, Lon.
don Figaro, Judy, London Field, Spectator Whitehall
Review, I.fe, London Army aud Navy Gazette Lon,
don Era London Daily News, The American Regis
ter Saturday Review, The Athenmum, Society Gar
deners Chronicle, The Garden, The Electrician, Eng
lish Mechanic, The Court journal, The London Arch
itect ST. James Gazette Pail Mall Budget, The Lon
don Economist 1he British Architect, The Builder
London Engineering, London Engineer The Acad.
emy, lie Figaro, lie Notar, Gil Bias, LEvepcment,
LUnivers Illustre, lie Journal Amusaut, Petit Jour
nal, Pour Rre Le Monde Comlque, LaVie Parlsiennes
ILLUSTRATION, lie Monde Illustre La Caricaturc
La France legantc lie Modes de In Salson, Elegance
Pa 'isIenno, lie Monileur dc la Mode, lie prntemps
Iu SalOn de In Mode, Revue de In Mode, and many
Others too numerous TO mention
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We keep Our Establishment open
every evening until 40 p. m.
We also display on our counters


COmpiCte Assortment of Plays and
Dramatic Works.
subscriptions Invited 10 Periodicals,
MagRzInCs, aud Newspapers.
Orders by Mail sOliciied.
Any book ndyerifsed by the different
pubIlslslug houses Will DC seat TO any sd-
dress postpaid On receipt Ofthe advertised
price.
we invite special attention 10 our Sta.
tiOm0ry DepHptment, tnpsnuch az We exec
cnie orders for Card Engraving ia the
yery hest siyle. aud We alsO have superior
imclIIties for the cutting OF Greats and
MOnOgA'mEu aud AddTeGs Dios,
Oar line Of papers embraces the prOluc-
tlOns Or ,Hs best EOreign nnh American
Houses, WEia envelopes 10 match.
Marcus wards Hrish Hincu, Cranes
Homd, Rrrucil fsIIO, AleFicnn Extra su.
perRue and JHGu Stock.
Use BrcnlauO's London EXeheQuer JET BLACK
INK, Use Il once and you will use no other,
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WHIT Corn, Oats. Pork, Lard,
pAMIMonE cATrLE MAVKEE

BALTMORE Nd Jan, l5,-Beof cltIlc-maTkot
opeued fair in sOWe tcis, hui ~ cd duili no
as 8-lOp; irat quul,ty, I1.W53sc; iuuuIuu. 81 b.
4Hr; ordinary, 2E@3iSc most OF the 'plcs. Nvlt
from 405Hc; retcips, 500 mead sales, 13l head.
swino-Ful supp Hud moderate demand; re-
oeipls 1852 head quotations, S@9c. The receipts
q shoep were Iva Aead quotations oI sheep, 4g
pAc' .
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0VIo VVTvIHI WsstIIBtf NgVnT, BN1IlmOr
rTNuE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY, -
THE TRUNK LINE 10 THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST

Schedule in effect ncc ~ ber H. 1852:
GlO y, m-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connentlnns To nl points south and Southwest,
Win Pullmhn Sleeping Cars frOm Washington
NR nAnViile y Atlanta and Atlanta TO New
LNnchburg and Bristol
f2O =. m.-h0uisvle Fast Line, daily via Char.
lQtlesvile, Huntington, and LeNingtOn, to Cln.
clnnatl Louisville, and all Western points,
nluklng ulrcct connections, and with solid train
nnn Ph,lman sleeping Cars. Washington to
1895 ~ ni@soGthern Mall and Express. daily to all
points South and southeast, via DanVillc nnd
Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars Wash
ington to Charleston,
For all points on ManaSsas Division tnke 7l0 o. M.
train daily, eNcept sunday For Wnrrcntun
=. take I;l0 a. m. aud I! u u. m. trans daily.
For tickets and all Information, inquire at Com.
plnys Once, COL Pennsylvania avcnut, or At Union
with telephone system. -''' w.
NJ SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIHTl
General Passenger Agent AGENT
Z hD1s iAAS TiItilir Aunnger. spl9
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~ NtE GREAT
Il JlLT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WiaSif, AND SOUTHWEST
sr DO ,DIouBiIh TRACK, Sphl;N pip SCENERY,
mn ,IN1 1IN Ef{Edi, i XEAin 4 =, II issG !fn'N +
For PitIsburgand the weSt, Chicago Limited Express
o. Palace sleeping Cars at $3.50 NJ, daily; T. ~
SSSS SS SS 70 neil a%y WV Wa.sSS SSEgg ENST sIs @ rq mar
daily, with Palace Cars TO Piiisbprg and CIn m.
nnti Mall Express, 900 y. M. daily for 'fttsburs
BALTIMoIE AND PoToMAo RAILROAD
1850 D. m. daily, except saturday. with Palace Gtri
,,n rom WNnshingl9n TO Hapandalgna,
a. nv mdnNS dnp eSeopt tSm SundyV dhSVen ana Em'' "@s
For Now York aud the East s00a iO:3On. M, a),
3 1915 800 g. m and sd TIM nj xSFss 9a sGF9Gy ~ 3 S9 SsI sa&
Cars G9o =, N; daily, eIcen sunday.
For Bro9klyn y. fall through trains connect ~
icrllSge across New York city.
@ L@dd 9 RSpPes sHSay & S % I'D day ES' eaScpt a sS Sun
For baltimore Gio 500 Gso 1880 a. m. and 1880, lsI
30 S'S '9; %S O9 a NY, s @ p; IN NJ ,o on sGnday s'oI
For Pope's Creek lane, BIOa, NJ and i;iJp. M daily
For Annapoiis, Goa IN. and tIOn, m, daily, oxccp;
AiF%NNDRIA AND DFREpERICKsBURu RAIL,
For GlaSaadra, DO 100 go, HOO, aud il2s n NJ,
HoO HOO anu lii2I n, M, niid S:uO p, IN,
For Richmond and The SOUTH $3.50 and nara, m daily
Trains rain p ieaye ~ " "NicVinGTa ia Wellington. 600 500
si3 and 1910 Ms; ~ u, 300 $40, 100, andMl0p ~,
and 1900 mldnghl. On sunday ~ s'Ol so .andlEOI
Tickets aud information at the Office northeast cor
ner Of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania avenue
lnd at tho station whore orders can bo lon inr mo
checking OF baggage to destination nom hotels aud
j. II. WOOD General Passenger Agent
CHARLES ~. PUGIi, General Manager sels
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINZ,
- BETWEEN
TiIEEASr AND THE WEST WA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIISi Nh .

hlsA hAllanl
Schedule to tnkg effect SUNDAY, nov. L. rss.
a. NJ ,,.,. LEAVE WASuINGTON Y IT, 10
tl'lj Chicago, Sinclnnati. aud 81 Louis Fnyt Ey.
prGfs n5 81 Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, 81 LouA
, ,%oS nBaIllmore. Ellieott city, and Way Stations
'G5o. BALTIMORE. AhnSpoh, and way. tPledmon.
SvJrasonlrg vn,, W.T. winchester Hagerstown, ami
tid& Baltimore ENprCss
SiO Philadelphia, New SoTs, and Boston rgxnrrv.
$40. s,hhn9p pnTlor Cars g New York ,c,,no.,,
llggersiown aud at Point OF Rocl;s ior Fred.
io;Oo. baltimore, fayetteville, and Laurel Express
Stops NJ Beltsvle, Annapolis Junction, Jos.
SUBS nnd Dorsey's On Sundays stops nt
1000 Baltimore Express Stops at HyattsvIllo and
tioio. Ptis6urg, Chicago, Cincinnati. and st. touia
Express, sleeping ears to Cincinnati, Louis
i2l@ BG!Giorc s!niic Encot city, Annapolis, and Way
tl;SS5 opnis5lnndny pni5l only for Baltimore and Way
40 B9liimoru Express.
t5ol baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York ES.
aao baltimore and Way Stations twlnchestor,
treIcrck, Hagerstown, and Way via ilo.
$780, hTlmGsS IsSgScf fhyyGI.tfyle va and Laurel xpre;s
E PoInt Ot oe Gas MMSS ssSlS Win
chester Tnls!,c 9nd MT Way stations. t. ION sundaysto
toi' BEiqSTS H E%IaI EypTSss % GiaTinsBnrg and Way
Pot yS 5Scs s'Sdd SPd WAY WyslsSls statOs and a0re
ti0J. baltimore aud Way Statlons
,a1 baltimore Express.
tSiO pit,sburg, Cleyeland, and Detroit Express
to., - Sleeping CarStu plttshurg.
IV4n Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Txpress.
,o.- - Sleeping Cars TO New York.
I"oh Chicago, Cincinnati. aud st, Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST Louis aud
,,,oo t,ChlchgO. -
ll'Sn Baltimore and Way stations.
Sunday. '"''' - ''' N'''O' ''''"' "''iS' eAuepS
An trains from Washington stop at Relny station.
For further Information apply at the BultinorCnnd
ONO llcket Onicos: Washington station Gl0 and 1851
where orders VIII he taken Tor baggage to be checked
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master ofrransportation, baltimore
-. g. X. LORD,
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We keep Our Establishment open
every evening until 10 d. IN.

We have regularly for sale the following Papers
ana Magazines:
The Critic, The Home Journal, The American
Queen, The Knickcrbockcr New York Financial
and Commercial Chronicle, Engineering and Mining
journal. Mining Record, Puck, Spirit Of the Times
Forest and stream, Youths Companion. lInrper's
Young People, Golden Days, Harpors Weekly and
Bazaar, Boston journal Of Chemistry. True Flag,
Wnverey Magazine, Texas siftlngs, Littels Living
Age the Independent, Christian UnionS Christian
Weekly. Christian Herald, The Republic, Burlington
IIawkeye Detroit Free Press, Scientific American
and supplement, Banner Of Light, The Art Inter
change, san francisco Argonaut, American Architect
Boston Pilot, Now York clipper, Music and
Drama, Dramatic News, New York Mirror Rural
nent. Grip, Sportsman, sanitary Engineer, Chimney
Corner, Plymouth Pulpit, American Field, Amer-
lean Mechanic, New York Ledger Weekly, Fircside
Companion, saturday Night The Judge Lese's IL
lustrated Paper, North American Review Prince.
ton Review, The Century Magazine, Harpcrs Mag
azine, Atlantic Monthly, Overland Mopthly, Amer
lean Agriouturlst Catholic World International Re.
view, Eclectic Magazine, Lippincotts Magazine, Tho
Magazine OF American History, Popular Science
Monthly Van Nostr0nds Engineering MagaalnC
The American Journal OF Science, New York NIcd-
cal journal, The Art Amateur, The Furnisher and
Decorator Tho Modern Age Wide Awake, 81. Mich.
oas Baby Land, ChatterboN, Ballous Magazine An
pleton's Railroad Guide, The Oncal railroad Guide,
Leslles Budget, Lcsle's Flreside, Leslies Popular
Monthly. The Herald of HCath, WallaCes Monthly,
Our Little Ones, The American CHnoolst Tho Gar
tenaube, The Caterer, UbeT Land und Meor, Tho
Contemporary Review, The Nlnetecnth Century,
FoTtnghtly Review, Blackwoods Magazine Cham.
bers journal, London Lancet, The Monthly Family
Herald, Tho Theatre, sunday Magazine, Good
Words LongmNn's Magazine, All tho Year Round
1ho Portfolio, London Art journal, Cassells Mag
azlne of Art, aud many others
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NOR sALE-PRINTED CARDS, "FURNIsHEp
Il Rnoms, with Table Roayd;' This House Tor
llent appiy AZ -" and "Fmnished Rooms Tor
Reni nrco 10 cents each, are for sale ~ the Bsnes
onlce Of The National Republican, del.u
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We keep Our Establishment open
every evening until 10 u. III.

We keep regularly for sale the following dnicsi
Albany Argus, Boston Advertiser Herald Post
Baltimore Sun and American Brooklyn Eagle Buff
ialo Express and Courier, Chicago Tribune, Times
and Inter Ocean, Cincinnati Enquirer and CONNER
cial Gazette, Cleveland Leader and Herald, Detroit
PostTrlbuno. Hartford Courant, Milwaukee Sentinel
Newark Advertiser. New Orleans Picayune, New
York Herald, Times, Tribune, World sun, Graphic
and Post, Philadelphia Press aud Times. Plttsburg
Chronicle Providence journal, Richmond Dispatch
Rochester Post.EXpress, Springfield Republican,
Syracuse Journal. IT, Louis Globe-Democrat and
Missouri Republican Saratoga journal, Troy Times
Toronto Mail
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6ra6eIers' dSuiot.
DHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAYS
fIfE NEW TRUNK LINE

rifE NEW TRUNK LINE
no TUE WEST AMI SOUTHWEST.
on and after SUNDAY. DECEMBER a. iss2 rns.
senger trains of this ruulc will leave Washington
rom u. & z. station az follows;
A.. o Z. NJ DAIIY--Lousvilicn and Cincinnati specI,l
solid train, with Pullman Cars TO Lexington. XIV.
Cincinnati, and Louisville without Cnau @, arr viuE
ut Lexington 2 W D. M, Cincinnati GO y. n., Louis,
vile GlO u. u connecting closely at these cities
with through fiCt trains 10 all points In tho Wcst
Southwest, and Northwest
Continuous IRAN uCkplS wac & q. Haiiway--Wnsh.
iugtOn TO Cincinnati, 5000 Washington 10 50. louis
$3.50; Wnshi gton to Chicago slG50; Washington
10 Louisville, si1.
7stO q. IN. daily, except Sunday-Mai or all stations
ON q. Il o. Py east Of linon Forge.
For Rates, Tickets to all points West, location I'm
Pullman cars and Flill Inflammation OF Nouto ami
Connections, Apply at c. e o. Ry OilcC, diJ pcnnsyl.
yRnia avenue, Washington, ID. &.
r, -, u, "; FULLER, Noueral Passenger AGENT
&. w. SMITH, General Manager. OclIiv
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARkEr.
NEW York PRODUCE MARkEr,

BALTIMORE, Jan. l5-Virgina 6s. consolidated,
55l6 past due coupon, 533s new l0i0s, 3912; North
Carolina 6s lO6 Virginia new 3s, As bid to-day.
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NorfOlIl and New YOrk Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY or THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot of sixth street every Mon.
day Wednesday, and Friday, ut o'clock y. ~,
touching at Plney Point, Point Lookout ana Fortress
Monroe. - - -
CONNEOrING AT NORFOLK WITH THE nos,
TON AND PROVIDENCE SrEAMllRS,
FTsclaB9 hlre TO Fortress Monroe and NnriOGs g. -
SecUud-class 10 Fortress Mouro aud NorOlk 20
Ff3tclasi fare to Piney Point aud Point Lookout 90
Second class nre to piuCy Point and III. Lookout 20
Returning, leaves Noriolk Tuesdays Thursdays
"'' '"'' IiiTl NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN Gibson and H. q, KNIGHT, leave Pier n,
East River New YOrk every Saturday ut I H. m,
and Georgetown every Thursday az m m, For par
ticulRIs apply TO Agent 90 Water street. Georgetown
ViCkOtg aud staterOOms can be secured at general
Office G3 Fifteenth street, IN MAI, Met Bank II aud
o. ticket ohlgp 1851 Pa ave-, -, Allrc Hotel and ut
boat. llcJl - AltlkllD MOOlli stCrglAtA,
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Mt. Vernon Mt. Vermont
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN

Leaves SevOnth-slrOet wharf daily Except sunday
for Mt Vernon at 10 oclocl, mi returning reaches
Washington about $3.50 D. m.
auto L. L. BLAKE Captain.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-30
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS!

Notice is hereby gwen that the IA Els for
1898 will be read y II collection after October, 8th
| will meet the Tax PAYERS at the following
places. prepared TO receive CapitaIion; Proper
ty, Land, ana all Unpaid License Taxes for
State, County. and school purposes. / will al
SO be pre- pared to receive the Clerk Fees of VIM.
A. Burnett and Jos n. Ry an. and ali persons
knowing themselves indebted for sucf will
please come prepared tn pay--apd as objection
is frequently mac e TO the payment Of Clerk +
e-bIlls, for the information of such rersons,
reference is made to Sec 20. of Chapter 100, Code
of 1873, and to Nets of Assembly OF IS75-'T6
Chap. l25. in which these fees are placed upon
the same footing as are lakes, and the Clerks
are liable 10 6ne and prosecution for the pac-
ing Il my hands of improper Fee bills
Ali Taxes due from Beverly Manor District
will be received in MY office on Court house
Alley. il rear IF Circuit Clerks Office, FROM
and after Bcto"tr 9Th.
Middle RiceT Dfstrict-At New Hope on Oc-
ober 9ln md :Gth; Mt Sidney On October 1lth
and l2ih.
Rirerheads Diyirict-At MiddIebrook On DC
tober l6th Newport on October. 18th; Midway
on Dcfnbar 1871: GjFeuyitle on October GOTH
North Ricer Distriet.-st Parnassns ON Octo,
Der 3Gth; at Mt Scion on October 3lst; and at
Spring Hill on NoveTp bes lsl.
South RireT District a i@hsrandO on Novem-
Der 7th; al WaAn%ShCfo' on Novem Der 8th and
9th: end at tishHrsyii4e on November 10th
Pastures Diglict AT Buffalo Gap on Noveni-
Der 1874 at Dserhed November 18th; at
Churchvllie 90 November 18th; and Craigs-
vile on November 10Th.
During the week in which the Baldwin Au-
gasia Pair OCCURS. beginning Monday, Octoper
END my office will be constantly open to re-
ceive Taxes from GE portions OF the County,
lst will he charged Five Per Cent. addition
al. All taxes received at ma office on Court
house .4Uey from and after October Sih, except
that will he absent with The Tickets of the
different Districts at the time above advertised,
J. N. MCFARIAND
oct2 tdecl County Treasurer
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-30

WHITE AND BLACK.-Left to themselves
with no artful and INSCRIPTIONS politicians
to modest them, the colored people would
net be deceived by false teachings and foul
SANDER into opposing those whom they
wish at heart tosupport, But it is the SELF
chosen province of cowardly and corrupt
white renegades to creep stealtlily and at
midnight among the colored people, arous-
ing their worst prejudices and arraying
them against the whites among whom it
has always been possible for them 10 live iu
peace and contentment.
What is to be the result of the VI ,honetes'
dangerous policy towards the colored peo
Pile? Who can tell? But this at least we
know, that it can only provoke ill-feeling
between two races which have their separate
places in this country and on this ear b, but
whose people could live on the same soil
without bitterness and without blows were
it not for the selfshness, the corruptness and
the shamelessness Of those degraded whites
who seek to provoke war of races and in
the heat of battle to rob the contending
forces not only of public piunder, but of
their reason and their rights.
For the sake of peace and for the sake Of
humanity, in the name OF high and noble
principles, and in the name of that Chris
tian charity which is great enough to en-
fold all men, let this war Of races cease, and
let the whites and the blacks dwell quietly
upon this soil, never forgetting the distinc-
ton that makes them separate, never re-
Numbering aught Of evil against one an
other.-Rjch. State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-30

A CONTRAsT.-The two parties contend
ing for the mastery in Virginia, are to be
distinguished not only by their platforms
but by their comparative honesty. The
Malone clique, although some honest men
may adhere to it, is essentially dishonest.
Tt is built upon deception and corruption
It conceals it ultimate designs. 1t works
in the dark. It refuses to let the public
know whether it is Democratic or Republi-
can. 1t wears q different mask in different
places. 1t processes great zeal for the col
ored people, but gives nearly all the profits
TO the white deserters. 1t denies mixed
schools, but favors mixed sehool-bcards
1t processes to settle the State debt. but
keeps it always unsettled. 1t calls itself
liberal, but is meanly selfish in monopoliz-
ing the public plumber. 1t contends for a
free vote and fair count, but whips in its
subjects with merciless rigor, or buys their
fidelity with filthy lucle. Honesty! Is a
spider honest when he weaves his web to
catch flies? A spider at Washington has
his lines all over the State. You never
hear word from him, but he is ever run
ming up and down the lines, bent upon his
secret purposes. If it is honest work, all
our ideas of honesty are hopelessly con
founded. Honesty is not sly. 1t does not
stink from observation. It is not deaf and
dumb. 1t is open, courageous, chivalrous.
1t answers fair questions iugenuously, and
scoIns to secure its ends by trickery and de-
lusion.- Charlottesville Chronicle.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-30

THE MONUMENT TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Washington Oct. 22-Lieut Col. Thorn
as L. Casey, corps Of engineers, Z. S. A,
who was charged with the execution of the
joint resolution Of Congress providing for
the erection of a suitable monument over
the grave Of Thomas Jefferson at Monticel-
10, Va, has made a report to the Secretary
OF State announcing the completion of that
work. The work just completed included
the erection of new monument over the
grave Of Mr.. Jefferson and the building of a
strong and handsome fence about the bury
ing ground. The monument is il the form
Of granite obelisk. The total height of
the monument is IS feet. The inscription,
composed by Mr.. jefferson, and in accor-
dance with his directions placed on the
obelisk, is as follows: "Here was buried
Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration
of American Independence, Of the statute
Of Virginia for religious freedom, and faith
er of the University Of Virginia" and upon
the die: ''Born April 2, 1743, O. S., died
July 4, 1896" On the upper surfaces of
the four sides of the lower foundation step
are inscriptions marking the four graves
surrounding that Of Mr. Jefferson, viz: The
grave Of Martha Jefferson, his wife, those
of Martha J. Randolph and Maria J. Ep-
pas, his daughters, and Of Gov. Thomas NJ
Randolph, his son-ir-law. The total cost
for the work was $8,352
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-30
The Poisoned Sausage.

The old Dutchman slept placidly. His
head reclined upon the table amid some
empty glasses, while his long white hair
fell over his arm like fleece of silver. A
brace of medical students entered the saloon
and glanced at the sleeper. They noticed
the end of a Bologna sausage peeping out
of the aged mans coat pocket. Here was
an opportunity for practical joke which
no well regulated student could permit to
escape. They secured the sausage and ate
it. Still the old man slept. They had him
aroused. He rose and prepare to DEPART
He missed the sau sage. A wave of ang uish
swept over his mellow old countenance. The
joke was taking splendidly and the enjoy
ment of the young men was keen. The old
man searched all his pockets, under the
table and under the stove. The look OF
anguish was rapidly assuming an express
sion of horror. The students were positive
ly being consumed by the inexpressible fun
of it all At last the old man gave up the
search, and, approaching the bartender,
said in tones of intense excitement:
81 had a sausage. Did you see him?'
"Yaw"
''Did you toke him?''
"Nein."
"Tunder unit blixon! Dot vas poisoned
| to kill r-r-rats! dink it vas tangerhus to
| leaf him round loose!'
| Immediately that saloon contained the
sickest pair of students in Baltimore. A
physician was summoned, emetics admins
tered to the sufferers, who were enduring
all the agonies which result from too much
strychnia, and they were just pulled
through, they were assured by the. skin O
their teeth.
| When it was all over and the poor fol
lows were pronounced out of danger, thu
old man departed. At the door he turned
and flung back this parting shot:
"Dot sausage vas shust as good unit nict
as never vas. 1t vas not poisoned. dinl
you hef to rise up a leede early NIT de day
ven you blay de shoke on me. l dink de
laff vas on my side init de house?'-TA
| Ramble.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-30

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restore faded or gray, light or red hair
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for the soft lustre and richness of tone
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