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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

To MORROW, In tho new Msuucrchor hRii,
MIR. Edwin &. Hal will give sociaOle to his
scholars and friends. These soCiaDlos, hereto.
iOru IL eld in Schiller hall, have proved to he
very pleasant affairs, and thi' one, to be hsli
In a larger hall l. expected to surpIss ali
others.
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New HAVEN, Conn. Dec. GA freight
train on the New Haven Il Hartford rail-
road got stuck this morning in large
snow drift which extiuguished the fire. and
caused an explosion, which blew out the
furnace door, killing L, Ross engineer and
J. Lynch fireman.
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Helped Eter cut,

"For years have been a severe suiierer from
pains in the back. Tried various applications,
One bottle OF Thomas EcIectric OH entirely
Benning OF l4th street, Buffalo. wrote this.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist, 1877 anu
l39 North Queen street.
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so EIts In "a NonraI

- employed some OF the best physicians
here" wrote VIM. .E. Tanner, OF Dayton, ohio.
"They all said my child could not live for q
weeks. II had hl hts In - hours We gave Il
Samaritan Nerrtne and the medicine effected
q permanent cure.n Drugsiats,
dlS-lwdeod&w
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Blu RS KS,
NO. II EAST KING STREE.

XrALUABLEGI GITY PkDpEEIS FOH SALE
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY u, 1881, win
bo sold at the Cooper House, on West King
three story STOKE ana DWELLING HOUSE,
with large two story Back Building, Three
story Bmck C0ntectionely,, Ihree,st ~
RTick Ice House, Brick Bake House, Engine
House ana Elevator, and Brick stable and
Carriage House. The lot fronts ~ feet, "a
inches on tho west side OF North Queen street,
and extends In depth 2ib feet, more or less to
Market street. he property II situate Nos,
liG and l3S, on tho west SIDE OF Notth Queen
street and IL IN nrst'class order aud repair,
and tor u confectionery establishment there Is
none superior TO In the city OF Lancaster
No, :. Az that certain Building Lot on the
Orange street, In Lancaster city, containing
In front on said Columbia avenue ~ feet, and
extending In depth northward, Us tcCI, more
or less, tOa IL tect alley, adjoining property
OF Christopher Liller and John slaugh.
No. 8, All that certain Lot or tlece OF
Ground, on tho north eide OF West Orange
street, west OF MariettL avenue, Ian caster
city, containing IN front on said West orange
street, 6s toot ami extending In depth, north
ward, IO5 ieet, more or less, 10 Il foot alley,
| adjoining property of Charles Merz and -
No. 4. All that certain Lot or Piece OF
| Ground, fronting 40 feet, more or 81, on the
west side OF Pine street between Orange and
Chestnut streets, Lancaster city, and extend.
| Ing in depth westward, li5 feet, TO 10 foot
alley, adjoining property OF G, Boetngr and y,
Banker.
! Ground, fronting l22 feet on tho east side oi
| Nevin street, between orange and Chestnut
streets, Lancaster city, anu extending east
ward li0 feet, more or less, TO 10 foot alley
! adjoining property OF - Dunlap and -
| Martin,
| located within two squares OF the Western
Market, and viii be sold separately or tOgethe
. as may bo most advantageous.
I these properties will call on francis Fielder
AT No'22 East King street.
| Sale TO commences ut 7o'clock p. NJ, on sal,
1 "A tUh attAnuhnpe at
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Camelia Dentone Tor the teeth Is yely IRA
grant and removes Tartar and scurt, hardens
he gums, stops decay and perfumes the
gists ie27-GmdW
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer, cloudy weather,
with rain and snow, southwesterly winds,
followed tonight by clearing weather,
northwcsterly winds and rising barometer.
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mAKK srs.
Yhliads,pn,s us,r,e 4 M.sss,.

STOCK YARDS, wrsr fmtLAprLrurI. Dec. "a
Ppme Pps, See 71c we5e eoa s ssess,ps 800 head
0BMc Common, blokc. -
Sheep fairly active !. receipts, 1900 head
iKaa5c; Common, Skathc lambs, s<asszc'
Hogs dull receipts, 400 head selling AZ
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Oh Saturday afternoon Michael MoCnl-
lom, a li,tle sun of Flank MoCullum, of
Vine street, fell on the pavement GLd
broke his am Dr.. Roland dressed it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

1 recommend Hiuy Iaiuelias Eocrct OF
Youth and Beauty for the complexion, rs be.
ing far superior to any article | ever used. II
positively removes Frecklos, and Will remove
Tan In che application. PIiCe Doc.
For sale ut all druggists.
mbS. J. REESE SMITH,
ie3-GndM&s Newark, N. J.
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Chtnt,nn. stIygccn.

Union Bothel-PmyCr and Tr iso meC,inS :
on Christmas morning a. $50 u'clocs, cousn
uing ono hour.
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Tue time OF the nguIar monthly meeting o
the American Mechanics building aud 10 An
association hls been changed to Thursday
evening.
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sIEUfIL NUTIUEh.

- NJ. rNss-@-s
Tho universal verdict, Tho Hop Plaster Is
the best porous plaster ever made" Only
as Cts.
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DEATHS.

BENDER In this city, on Dee. ~, 1853, OF
heart disease, John Bender, In tho 67h year OF
his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. 52 North Prince
street, on Thursday afternoon at | O'Clock.
lnteTment at Lancaster cemetery, q
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MIJiRI IGES.

BUsCu--KLIHK dec. 2B 1881. by Rev E.
MoisteT, Frederick Busch 10 Miss sue klink
both Ot this city IT,
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A pIeas,p, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Tho surcs, preventive against Small Fox
is Darbys Prophylattc F!uid. II destroys
COntngiOn.
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New SorE.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks strong. Money easy at 2aaNc.
New York Central ......................llSH
Erie Railroad ....,............. 2T1t
AuHlnS fADTeSS. .ls9
Michigan Central railroad. ad..........,....., s9<
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............. 90
Illinois Central Railroad .l32L
Cleveland y Pittsburgh Railroad. .........l3S
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad. .........lle
Pittsburgh n Fort Wayne Railroad ...... .l39
western Union Telegraph Company. 76
New Jersey Central l.........................a "a
New York Ontario " SWestern..,....,,,,..,l l0k
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For Lame BACK, 500 or Cnsst u5o ShI
LoHs POROUS PLASTER. Price, % cent
Sold by II. b. Cochran, 1877 and IS0 North Queen
treet, Lancaster. febl4Cod6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

.nEE's PAIN PANACEA cures u pain In
man Rud bcest. For use externally and inter
nNIy.
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MEEBsCBAUM PIPES ANDIUbEs, ALL
Nl guaran ,eed to be as represented suita-
Bile for presents, at
HARfMAN's yellow FRONT CIGAa
STORE,
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7 Is MAkIiS Il 90.
Christmas Greeting

Our trade thanks TO our patrons, during the
psst week has been far more extensive than
we expected, 40 much so that IT has been aim.
cult to kecpup our stock We have duplicated
number OF articles which We run out OF dur
ing the weeeE. ON Monday, IT we possibly
can, In view ofan extensive alteration after
New ar, we intend to sell every dollars
worth of Holiday Goods we have, and 10 10 40
it viii he Necessary to make
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Letter PROM we'll known New yorE Auo-
uOUssT.
II6&lIs EAsr Iiru STREET.

NEW ! UEK, May Is, 1879.
have been troubled with an Irritation OF
the Throat aud cough tor some time. am
also Il martyr to Dyspepsia. by the advice ot
very LEANED physician applied two ALL
COCK Porous PLAsTERs to my chest, and ono on
tho pit OF my stomach. In three days my
Cough WAS curod and my Throat was we'll. 1
have now worn the Plastcrs two weeks, and
my appetite aud digestion have much I'm J..
proved. am COuld0ut that In another week
my Dyspepsia will bc entirely removed.
have never used 80 pleasant and agreeable q
remedy In my lite.
ruDl NATUEWs
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INEEK La NJn AND SAUK kItAUT
TOMORROW MORNING,
AT the Fourth Ward Hotel, No. liz South
Queen street. "
1T WILLIAM REIIM.
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"IIad sour stomach and miserable appetite
for months and grew Thin every day, I used
BurdOck BiOOd BinerS with thD most marvol-
Gus results feel splendid Mrs, Joseph John.
son, Pigtsburg, Pt. For sale by II. Is, Cochran,
druggist l87 ana l}9 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

For small POS expose Datbys Prophylactio
FLUID In the room and spongo OF The patient
" tn II,
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No tear OF small roN q Darbys PrOphy lac
tic Fluid Ia rsed freely. 1t destroys the worry
germ.
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NrUTIUE-TuE EnEMBEE> or LAHCas-
~ ter circle, No lO3 u. y. tli. }, Pa, are
requested to meet at their hall on wednesday
nj iL O'Clock to attend the funeral OF their
late brother James Hart sister Circle, No,
10. arc requested To participate
By order of y. d. S1ERlZER.
I'D II. :. X.
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rHVuoILNs attest "Coldons Liquid Beet
Is particularly useful In Diphthetia, Fever,
and every depressing disease"
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Tmo1. MATHEWS,

AIcock J" IL the only genuine Porous
Plaster all otncr so.called Porous Plasters
nre i'm Nations.
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Ths grip OF pneumonia may be varied OF
with iiale's Honey oi Horebound aud Tar,
PiEe's II ohaChe Drops cure In one minute.
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WONDERFUL rRArSFOkMAIIpN.
n Hundreds aud perhaps thousands OF peO'
pie having been unable To seC my large christ
mas trees OF former years, tor W Mt OF room at
my residence on North Queen street, ! havo
Odd FclllOws' Hail, south Queen stree. and
mite Il up - feet wide, q icut deep and II
feet high, for Christmas en- ettglnment tor
tho public, commencing NJ ESDAG AFTER
SOON, DEC. 2jjh, ana to continue for an In.
definite time, day and evening. Donot I 1T to
.p. the wonderful sfOTUattOn. Admis
sion Adults, lOc Children, Sc. kemembo 10
is on the II rst floor ot the hall no stairs Tor
ladies or children to climb.
d1!.2td ISAAC STOSER.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.

,tKuS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
ID SARIES for Christmas present. The
only st. Andrcasburg singers In Lancaster
Home. raised iOr sl So Goldnnches, sl20.
ucmp seed, Sc. Mncking Bird Food 25c. n
quart. A large selection OF Cages. Never buy
"a painted cage, IL Kills the birds, Gold Fish
and silver Fish, &c.
VONDEKsMITH'I BIRD STORE.
dgl.3tdR sH East Orange street.
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Nku ADvIETisEnESrs

rtIGEb, FUUHtT, OASSiHO AM
" other playing cards from contsp per pack
up, at ,.,,,,,,.,.,,...u
STDHE
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01
CULINARY CUTS.

The list Of foreign chceses continu-
ally grows.
Diamond back ,errapin, like some
kind Of experience, comes high.
There is a good deal OF humbug
about Maryland ham, so called.
There is too much ''curling" done to
the celery served at hotel tables.
Poulette Of oysters is a seasonable
and palatable dish just about this time.
Prairie chicken is of unusually good
quality just now and "prime for roast
ing"
Smells require little more cold
weather before they become "good
enough to eat"
Francatalii says we must not pound
beef steak before il is broilcd because it
ruins il.
Sweet potatoes baked in the Juice of
roast beef is the Southern and very
delicious way.
"a Murray Hill Salad" according
to one of the society papers, is made
of lettuce and celery.
Steamed cabinet pudding, with port
wine sauce, seems to be going the
grand rounds Of the hotels.
Macaronia in true Italian style, and
rice as the Chinese eat the vegetable,
now greatly interest fashionable people
who want TO be epicures.
After boiling ham, says an authori-
", remove the skin. sprinkle the top
with sugar and pu, in hot oven to
brown. This is the method followed
by the best cooks, and gives the ham 4
delicious flavor.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01
A MOTHERS DISAPPOINTMENT

Deirof Free Press.
4 Detroit lawyer who had business in
one Of the Northern counties n short
time ago put in night at farm house.
1t was log structure containing two
rooms and such furniture as pioneers
get along with. The family consisted
of an old man, his wife, and girl of
20, who was slashing around barefooted
and had fist like slugger. After
supper the old woman took 4 seat in
front of the lawyer and suddenly asked /:
"Do you wear SIGH fine duds all the
timc1"
"All the time, madam"
"Isthat real diamond in your shirt?"
alt is"
"And heard you tell the old man
you had a horse and buggy at homer"
"Yes, ma am"
"And that watch and chain are real
gold, ! suppose ?"
ayes, the real stuff"
"Cost as much as S,ooT
eyes, over 5000"
"My stars Why, you must get as
much rs $40 month and boards" she
gaspcd.
"Madam, sometimes make $50 per
day." he placidly replied.
"Sho! Why, you are worth a thous-
and dollaIs?"
ayes, ten times that"
"Stars and stars T.
There was an interval Of silence rs
she recovered from her amazemcnt.-
Then she ,iptocd to the corner Of the
house to see il there were any caves
droppers. Coming back she walked up
to the lawyer and dropped her voice to
a whisper and said:
"Say We've been saving Sally these
last two years for the boss OF saw-mill
four miles up the creek, but il you are
struck on her and she is struck on you,
I'll run the old man six miles through
the brush after preacher to do the
splicing"
The lawyer had to decline on the
ground of having a wife in Detroit, and
the old woman felt so bad that the hus.
band had to rise at midnight, and make
her mustard plaster.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01
A NINE DAYS WONDER,

Common as the telephone now is, let
me remind you that if but six short
years ago il had been suggested to you
that we should within two years of that
time be able to reproduce at a distance
not merely sounds. but articulate speech,
but every trick and accent Of the voice
of the sender, so that any one listening
could say, That's my friend" or
"That is a stranger" or "That is 4
Scotchman," or "That an Irishman,"
who is speaking, would you not have
secuted it as the language of an enthu-
siast ? Yet il is but six years ago. In
this age the world very soon becomes
accustomed to marvels; il does not
wonder long-not even the proverbial
nine days. believe il tomorrow you
found man comfortably flying from
the top of this building to the end of
the pier, and a!ighting there without
injury, il might attract spectators for
about a week to see a daily repetition
of the fight, and at the end Of that time
they would pay no more attention to il
than il they had been in the habit Of
seeing men fiy ever since they were born.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01
Established 1880.
AROUND THE HOUSE.

A little sweet-oil and bees. wax rubbed
on mahogany polishes il up beautifully.
Flowers kept in a warm room should
be waiered with tepid water. Very cold
water is apt to freeze the roots.
A little spirits Of ammonia dropped
into a greasy pan or sink will cleanse it
easily. Only few drops are necessary.
Ii the kitchen stove is cleaned every
night and made already to be lighted,
a great deal Of time may be saved the
next morning.
Large palm leaf fans may be made
very ornamental # they are painted in
designs Of flowers and gilded about the
edge and handle.
A screen may be ornamented by past
ing on il ferns and autumn leaves, ar
ranged in some artistic design, and then
finished by coat Of copal varnish.
A pretty and serviceable cover for a
baby's crib may be made out of white
cotton illusion, embroidered and put
over pale blue or pink satecn or silesia.
A pretty cover for small table can
be made out Of square uf dark brown
felt. About the edge apply double
row Of yellow felt daisies, stitching them
on with yellow floss silk.
A dish or vase OF fresh water should
be kept in every room where there is
fire, especially an open fire. The water
absorbs the gas arising from the coal
and other impurities in the air.
A slightly damp cloth rubbed over a
dusty carpet brightens it wonderfully
and gathers all the dust. This is an ex-
cellent way to cleanse the floor OF an
invalld's room, where noise and dust
are Objectionable
II lady has book rack or table she
wishes TO vai nish, first put on a coat OF
linseed oil and then apply the shellac.
The oil sinks into the pores OF the wood
ana shows the grain. Pine, however,
will not absorb il.
Flowers may be kept very fresh over
night il they are ex, luded entirely from
the.air. To do this, wet them thorough
ly, pu, in a damp box and cover with
wet raw.cotton or wet newspaper, then
place in cool spot.
Stale buns may be made to taste as
nicely as when fresh il they are dipped
for moment or SO in cold water and
then put in hot oven for five or ten
minutes. They will turn out as light
and crisp as when first baked.
One OF the best ways TO cure sore
throat is as follows: Wiring a cloth out
of salt and cold water, and keeping it
quite wet bind tightly about the neck.
Cover this with a dry cloth. 1t is best
to use this remedy in the night.
For a large family of children always
set two dishes on the table OF any such
article as bread, preserves, butter or
cake. This will save a great deal of de-
lay in serving, and save much running
to and fro to refill empty dishes.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01

Nearly every engineer on the New York and
New England railroad has n sweetheart or wif'
10 New Britain, Conn. Every train would whistl,
. salute to some fair dame. aud the din grew 81
faarfully .spliting that the authorities hav,
bad u stopped.
I It's noon when Thirty Eve IL due,
An she comes on time, like fash Of light.
An you hear her shistic, "Too.tee- too"
Long fore the pilot swings in sight.
Biii Maddon's driving her in to-day
An' he's callin' his sweetheart, far away
Gertrude Iiurd-li,es down BY the mill
You might see hG blushin'; she knows lie Bill.
"Tu.die. Toot.oe. Tu.die! Tu.'
Six. Eve A. NJ. there's local comes
Makes up at Bristol, turnin' east;
An the way hr whistle sing an huns
is n liyin' csuton 10 man an beast.
Every one know who Jack White calls
Little Lou Woodbury., down by the Falls;
Summer or winer, always the same,
Shs hears her bVer eallin' her name
sIou. ie! Lou -ie! Lou. iee"'
! A. six dfty. eight you can hear Twenty.one
Go thundeTin' west, and Of all the screams
1kft ever startled the rising sun,
i. seht'Davis sends into your dreams.
Butt don't mind Il Il makes me grin
Iliswife, Jerusha, can hear him call,
Loud as throat of brass can bawl-
'Jeec Tooo.shec! Jc.hoo"'
Iui At enc fifty one. old Sixty four
Boston express runs east. clear through
browns her rattle and rumble and roar
With the soiies, whistle that ever blew.
A. away on the furlhe.t edge Of the town.
S,ect sue winthrop's eyes Of brown
Sine like the starlight. bright an clear.
When she hear the whistle of Abel Gear.
"Iou-ou- -ou. Su.u.u-uo"'
Along at midnigh, freight comes in,
Leaves Berlin some time II don Z know when
But It rumbes along with fearful din,
Till Il reache' the l-swi,eh. and thtn
The ciearest notes ol the softcst bell
That out Of "a braren goblet fell.
Wake Nellie Minton out of her dreams
To her like a wedding bell IL seems
"Neli, Melt. Nell! Nell, Nell. Neii!'
An somewhere late IN the afternoon.
You'll see ThiTty.sc 90 strcakin west:
It's local. from Hartford same old tune
Now set for the girl that loves him beet.
Tom Wilson rides on the right-hand eide,
Givin' her steam nj every stride;
An he touches the whistle. low an clear.
Ler Lulu Gray. on the hill, TO hear
Lulu. Loo loo"'
So II goes on all day an all night.
Till the old folks have voted the thing n bare.
Old maids and bachelors says il ain't right
For folks to 10 eourtin' with such a roar.
Iiut the engineers their ki,ses will blow
From a whistle valve TO the girls they know,
An the stokcrs the name Of their weethcarts tell.
With the Belle Neil! Dell! Of the swaying bell.
--RoJert J. BHrdctfc. 10 Life.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01
NINE NOTES ABOUT TIE FASHION
IN FURS.

Nssr York San.
Chinchilla and silver fox are the IA
vorites among the gray furs.
Fur-lined garments are made in shapes
similar to those of sealskin.
Black Russian hare is the most beau
tiful Of the inexpensive black furs.
Among the brown furs sable, mink
and natural beaver divide popular favor.
Red fox is lining fur much in favor.
as is also the brown-shaded mink fur.
Sealskin muffs are larger this season
than last and continue to increase in
size.
Many Of the short black garments are
elaborately trimmed with black fox fur.
The newest thing in furs is the high
shouldeTpd pelerine. with high standing
collar.
Solid .colored fur Innings for both fur
lined dolmans aud circulars are most
preferred.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01

s~The first steamboat piled the
Hudson in 1907.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01

r0-"Have you got quail on toast ,"
asked a seedy.looking party as lie en-.
tered a market street restaurant the
other day. "Have you got an eagle
on silver1" asked the proprietor. And
the conference adjourned sine die.-SaH
Francisco Posi-.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01

the invalid chair some one sent him,
and eats the fruit forwarded by the
same friend, and idly reads books that
come as mysteriously. Perhaps he
fancics they come from Alice, but it is
Aunt Ann who sends them, saying: al
should like such things If were in his
place, and suppose he does. II it is
revenge, it is an amiable phase of that
emotion"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01

n4-"Pa, is II right to call a man
born in Poland Polel" "Of course,
my child" "well, then, if a man is
born in Holland, is he Hole1" "Tut,
tut I'll answer no NOR Of your silly
questions"