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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

"Is this the United States Weather
Burcau2' exclaimed an excited indi-
vidual in a melted collar and hot-as-
b!azes frame Of mind. rushing into the
United : tatcs Sigual Service O.iicc on
the corner of wood street and fifth
avenue last Wednesday.
Yes, sir; this is IN Office ot the
bureau" replied the gentleman in
charge
%. il is. is it." sarcasiically ex-
ella med the pcrspiring individual 1T
Is part Of the institution. is IL? Well,
sir. It's 4 swind'e, A ba-cfaced swim
die on the iaxpaying citizen. sir, That
IS what il IS. sir" And the hit man
grew 50 terribly hot that his face looked
like bloom just ready for the squeez-
crs.
Il do not comprehend You. sir" re-
Piled the signal-service officer, with
dignity.
30, you Gon't. don't yous You
don't comprehend mes q. no. of
course not. Certainly. You don't That
amt what we taxpayers pay out our
money for. to be cOmpreheHded. What
did your bureau promise Saturday
Didn yOu say 4 cold wave was on its
way here. and taat il would reach us
SUNDAY. and the weather would be COOL
er. didn't you2"
well. sir. what If we did2"
"Wha; if yOa did OF course YOU
did. You know yOu did. You can't
deny II. Where IS it?'
I'm sure DO not know" returned
the official abruptly. Ave do not ar
range the weather.
=. You don't, WHY. whats arr we tax
payers getting for our money. thensf'
exclaimed the hot man.
- The bureau simply furnishes ne
teOrOlOgical information relative To the
state Of the weather." answered the Of
ficial. wi.k dignity.
Information Great Scoilsnd. do
you think 4 man has u be shoveled into
\ biast-furnace before he knows its
kot9 Do you mean to say we taxpay-
ers support this bureau - tell us what
the thermometer Is when our shirf-col-
lars are running into our boots? nyOu
cant regulate The weather, what are
You fer? A blind mule VITA his tai
broke OF knows when its hot aud COLI
without yOu telling us. What are W.
taxpayers getting for our money!? and
the wild Gian turned himself ous on the
sidewalk. red. hot Kissing globuie Of
wrath. - EiftS5lfryh Csr0Hice-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09
Our Young Readers.
4 KEEKLF LETTER

@Nrife often TO the old folks
sad sister Kate 10 me.
1cu're gong on 10 coileEe. VIII.
'Mong strangers you viii be-
know you'ii work as vel rs play,
but wtafSoe'cr you do.
Pica-c don't forrtsf that we AZ home
VII long 20 hear from YOU
New VIII. don't think me foofsb,
But mother l. not strong,
And sac viii surely wurry
II you put OF writing long:
know nc- eyes would sparkle.
And b Dom would tinzc her cheek,
II you could only write her
A letter enc. \ wee.
Wri;e often 20 the O 4 folks.
Their hair Is growing gray.
Nnt very many years. aias-
Have they on earth To stlys
Oh. promise nc tins favor.
Ard never will you rue
The hours you write the Old folks. !
Who viii long % hear from you"
Dcsr siS-cr. this promise
All the tears hc-an % flow
-Ill erifc offca TO the old folks.
II you think twill please them so"
Aa1 ] write n weekly letter.
In nr snu- and cheerful room
And sister Kate informs mr
Aothcrs c.e T. are fall OF bio ON.
-L1o % H,dL To i.isih's Goa . tHi9l.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09
IHIy,s InreusIsn.

Billy LOlghead. wio lives ont OF
Dayton bluff. has been closely engaged
the past two years on conirivance Il
cntck runaway horses. Last week he
brought bis sciieme 10 head and cels
b-atcd he affair hy taking his best girl
our fer drive. He had placed one ol
bis inventions on the wagon for thl
purpose Of showing his girl how long
his head WAS and how quickly he could
bring horse to terms If lie took >
notion 10 ruI away
The invention IS simple. being reel
round which 4 fine linkei end very
strong chain IS wound The chan runs
under the horse and Is attached to ih.
bit The reei has coz wheel connection
with the wagon wheel, and Is thrown
into gear by : little lever that Tuns up
into IN wagon.
The day Was sarze- The sun shone.
the birds s1ag. the rivHlefs riviei and
as Billy ani i : girl rode along through
the country. happy in each other love.
t5ey planned an Scbcmed how They
would have their housc RANGED and
grounds aid cut wien Bisly's wonder
ful invention should I'll his colers viii
g0isL Everything seemed bright. The
prospect Was brilliant and lunch COIN
tcrs and box cars OccEp ed \ very ha-l
back ground in tie picture which Eiiir
hal painted OF tire future
They were going doan hill Tie
wagon was boosting the grape arboI
that was draw n Il a.ong q pretty
lively n L Now was a good opp riu
nits for Billy 10 prove ths value Of h.s
invention. Ee wiippc the horse int
a run. which WAS not hard work as he
WIS gong down hill At lat wheu
iney were mog.ng through space It fhe
raie o seventeen niles sn hour. Billy
smiling on his lady wh spercd Now
we i stop. hang On.- just NJ this pciu,
he showed the lever. the reel COM
menccd TO rCll in the chain n the rate
o one Thousand miles an hour the horse
was going one way while the chain WAS
coming the other. This state o. adSirs
lasted about-e;eht Sc OndS, when the
horse ard chain both came the same
way and the wagon with is occupants
continued % proceed through the air
Somehow things got MIXED Billy gOi
bewildcrcd. his g.ri got tangled uD
among the wheels Of the buggy. and
the hO sc seemed 70 b. iryinE 10 kick
himself back 10 town When Billy ha6
excavaied his eyes be went on relie'
expedition for his girl; Re found her II
several places. tut managed 10 get hef
together so H. c0nld recognize her and
found that with the exception of q few
hair and nuch Of aose. she was IL
present ! very low temperature has
sprung up between Billy anu the girl
and he hasn't been able 70 prove that
he didn't put Up a scheme on her Ia get
her out of the way 80 that he might tie
10 another female on the other side oi
the river--SL Hanl Herald.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09
EILpH0GG.

: Ihc bet lald plars OF men nn7 mica
Ilr poet says gang ar agler."
and noah = poet Sometimes lies.
In this c1se truth holes sway
I1crc Was r1=n. deep IN whose soul
PoeIc fsncicS held high i.sSces
BIS nnEo wzE Rose plaasant name.
VIA ncrc or les of grace
Unto shIs Rose the Angels brought
: dear oclirh4ful en- G.
a rery bud q promise. and
The father called her -Wild-
a Wild Rose. then. she was 70 all
The Sweetest flower that hloomcd and grey
On breezy III. tn wooir deli
Nidsr daisies kissed b dew
The years were numbered one bF one
VITA much OF Ia aE5 much of rcld,
Cutil our Nfd Rose. fresh and fair
Eiushe6 into womanhood-
And then there came the low ring ciouds
o. circrr7krEncc. the mu-ky fog
OF actual fIfa and Sue sas we'd
Her husbE1d's name vas Ho<g-
-HeErhaaf Zhsrslsr.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09
For Want Of a Lat h.
An old step ladder lesson. setting
forth the sad import Of little neglee;s.
Is worth thou and rcDetitians.

An old step ladder lesson. setting
forth the sad import Of little negle-;s,
Is worth thou and rcpeiitians.
For want o. a nail she shoe was Inst:
For want OF <hGs the horfe vas iost.
For want Of a tcrsc far rider wa= lost
And all for Inc ssaut OF a hlTsc ShC-e nail
This i said tc Be originally taken from
Gctuai hisforS-Of certain nide-de-
camp whose horse fell lame en- retreat
and delayed hiE until the enemy over
took and ki;lei him.
Another actual case. eDbodving the
same lesson against the lazy and shift
les habit of .'lett NJ things GO Is re-
lated by the French political economist.
VI. Say.
On Z, at farm in the country. there
was = gate. enclosing the cattle and
poultry. which was constantly swinging
open for want of Il proper lath. The
expenditure OF a penny or two. an 4
few minutes tme. would have male
all right Ii was on the swing every
time person went out. and not being
in state 10 shut readily. many of the
poultry were rom time to time lost.
One dag fine young porker made
his escape. and the wAO.e fanny, with
the gardener, cook aad milkmaid.
TUNED out in quest of the fugitive.
The gardener was the first II discover
The pig. and in leaping i ditch to cut
OF his escape. he got sprain that laid
him u for : fortaigat.
The cook, on returning to the farm
house. fOnnd the linen burned that she
had hung up befor, The IRE TO dry; AID
t;Ie milk-maid. having forgotten. in her
haste. to tie up the cattle in the cow
house. found that one OF the loose cows
had broken the leg OF colt that hap
pened TO be Kept IN the same shed.
The linen burned and the gardeners
work lost were worth fully \ hundred
francs. and the colt was worth nearly
double that money; 80 that here was
loss i few mInutFs Of 4 large sum.
purely for want Of little latch which
might have been supplied for a few
haif-pence.-IOa.f's Companion
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

AMERICAN women ars sail to be the
most clever, active and energetic to Be
found; and well they need to be. consider
ing the enormous demands made upon
them by modern schools, housekeeping apd
society. Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham, in pre-
pairing her celebrated Vegetable Com
pound. had in mini all these countless de
mands on q woman's strength, and her well
known remedy proves every day its per
feet adaptation 20 wonan's special needs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

Miss Lau- ShelEut. of Walnut
Grove, Ga. dreamed three mes of 3
handsome young man with red neck
tie. who pointed out 10 her the spot
where a treasure was buried. She
found tie place. and dug up tin boa
full Of gold coins So its said--A. r
San
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09
-Farrnkiit on ihe Islnnd of Mni..

-Feggokiit, on the Island of Mois,
Denmark, is for sale. The owner guar
antees that il WIS the birthplace o;
THAT remarkable man Hamlet and
that on il IS ~ hill with the grave Oi
King Felgge. who was the ident cal in
dividual sl5in by the Young Prince to
avenge the murder most foul of his
father"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

The munificcnce of Ean-Qua. thc
great Chinese millionaire banker.
draws aftenf on to the fact that in Chins
nearly all The bankers are pawabrokers
Goods are pledged II from n quarter te
\ half OF their market value. and at tho
end Of tire. rears becomes the proper
" Of the banker. Legal interest in the
FlOwc-y Kingdom Is twenty per cent.
or IS mnch hereunder As the lender
WI accept Rznkers' interest rms a
high Is thirty-fve per cent per annum.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

"A Boylston street dentist was re
Gently asked ~ one OF his lady patient
# he would make a set OF fa.sc teeth fsT
her dog. who. being Cd, had lost his
own She SAID sh0 was willing 10 have
tie experiment mads on her darling.
who digestion WAS new gneatiF i'm
paired. and that many oiher people she
knew wosId be glad 10 have their pets
absent tseih replaced f her dogs sef
was success The dant-st declined 10
Try. -B0zea Beac1a.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

Mas. HARRIET CUMMINGS. of Cincinnati. o.,
writes: " Eariy last winter my daughter
was STACKED with a severe cold, which set
tied on her lungs She continued to get
worse, and finally raised blood from l-er
lungs. We called in family physician,
bu; he faile.l TO do her good. A friend, who
had been cured BY Dr. WV. HALL's BALsAH
Foz TIE LUNGs, advised me TO give il a
trial She began to improve, and by the
use Of three bottles was entirely cured.1
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

An astronomer saws that 20 travel
the distance TO the sun at ordinary rail,
road rates of fare would cost owe
Ss.aO0.0Jo. We don't wish to go, ever
on pass. Chicago Hsr1Lk
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

NETER exDect lawyer TO mind his own
business He'd starvs 70 death II be did
-PhiladslPhia Herald-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

A'Bosrnx agricultural editor says that
the best way to preserve peaches is TO keep
4 bull dog in the orchard
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09
ELY'S
CREAM BaLh
RAGS AND PAPER
TIE KANSAS CITY PAPER CO.

Has. .ecrnfiy addcd = Ra= ara e,P~r sioek -
rTtmc1f and VII hercafter pay ne arkrf urec for
al slirnrafz IN this ilne-
a cy invite the affeaiioa q Printers. ErrEs-
apc~s and stafiOnerz. Groeer<- ztakerz
ana Bufchrrr. Dry Goods. Clothing. and
Boot and shoe Dealerz. MfIler~. uar1-
warr and LEmber Deal~r-. 70 thelr inrle 1n1
~rn ss-slfea stock q Paper of eyrry tesc-ip-
tea Printed vS=zspia= Papers arpcci1lfE-
a. c. BRADLEY. Propriefor.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

n you arr costive. OF dyspertc or s1fft
in< from any othrv OF the numerous a
eases Of the stomach or bowels. K = 20
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

II yUu arc mlul-ltr. Aul
have oTersaxed yourself with your
pastoral duties. or a mOtne-. Eorn out
with care and work. OF a nan Cf cuslues1
labor Weakened BY the strain OF T0ur ever
dav duties or q man of letters toillnE =
your midnight work. Hop blftar1 VII %
surely strengthen you
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

Should be taken by the weak, worn and
dyspoptic- ColdeBs. no other.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

II you are suffering from O7e--eatiEg
drinking, any indiscreiion or dissipation.
are young and growing too fast Is i on
the case.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

II you are sick with that terrible slc1
Eess. Nervousness. you viii md .. Bal
in Gilead" in Hop BitferS
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

own fault II you remain N II
ron arc wasting away with any form
OF Kidney disease, stop tempting death this
moment. and turn for Azure % Hop bLr1c'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

OR IL you ars in the Workshop. on the
farm. AZ the desk. anywhere. and ioeI
that your system needs cleansing ton
ing, 0r stimulating. without tnloxlcA1-
ing. II you are Cd,
hood thin and impure. pulse
feeble. nerves unsteady. faculties
waning IOD Dfftcrs Il what Jon need 70
rive you new LIE. heath and viEor-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

CHEx horse stors suddenly in tho
street be shows his bringing up.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

skinny Men. Wells Health Ecnewcr restores
health & vigor. cures dyspepsia. Impotence 81.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09


CHEx n horse stors suddenly in tho
street he shows his bringing up.
SKINNY Nen- Wells Health Eenewer restores
health { vigor, cures dyspepsia, Impotence 81
WHAT Is always in fashion. The letter
"F.D
-EouEh on Itch cures hu1nors. erupsions.rins.
worm,testcr-saii rhcum. .frosicd feet, ,chilblains
kzURE thinz-Tse cloudIess sky.--B0s-
foH Bsslicfia-
"Rou-h On Rats" Clears out rats. mice. nIes
roaches.nel-buSs.auts s. verrnin, ,ehipmuaks. l5c
WHES Is a chair ike q lady's dressi
y hen II IS satin
catarrhal Throat affections. hacking .irr.ratiuu
Coushs.I oids cured by '-ifo1gh on Coughs e
= LOVER II the soii-The Cniness laun-
Lryman--BcS'0 Post.
.'iiouEh on Tooihache.'' Ass for IL. Instant
relief. quick cure lie Druggists
CHARITY A Ia BAExU=-GivinS every
toiy show--Lye-
''Buehu- Palba-'' oU'cl<. complete cure. ali
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases 81
PUBLIC speakers and singers use Piso's
Cure for hOarseness aEd weak lungs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

wHA7 is always in fash,On' The letter
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

II you have rough. pimply. or EalloE skiI
bad breath. Hop Blfters viii give yuu fa1
skin rich blood. the sweetest breath an|
nof crfrn ~ helm
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

To-day. if you should 90 into one OF
the teuement-kOUses near that great
gloomy building called the Tombs. yoE
would find Rose livine with the baby.
aud ii IL was in the afternoon yOa would
lind three other babies with her. to
whom she proves a gooi nurse
CLr.SfiGls JgiOn.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09
IKE GENHRAL MARKET,.

PUBLIC speakers and singers use Piso's
Cure for hOarseness aEd weak lungs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-09

~Ch. how do wi1h ny skin was as cIc1|
and soft as yours. said . la1y &C her friend
+" lou can easily make r. 60. answered m
friend. How inquired the first lady,
- Ry using Hop bitters that makes pur<|
me. a. You observe
None genuine Without q bsInch OF rrne'
Hops on the white label Shun all the via. ~
sonnns siUE vita Hop or Hops n f1el|
namc-
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
PRESCRIPTIONS or THE 1DIRONDACES.

OMISSIONS IN THE BOYNToN BItL-THE CHAMBER
OF C3MMEECE COMMITTEE.
An informal discussion was had by the mem
bcfs o. the Chamber Of Commerce Committee ON the
Preservation of the Adirondack Foes yesterday after
poor at tle Office OF Morris K.Je,up. It determined
IN urge the passage Of tine compromise bill agreed on
,omo weeks ago. between tde committee and Selat ~
Lansing Ii this J passes the Senate, II will meet tho
F,nl>e bill in conference committee There Is some
hone that the House uay reject some Of the extreme
cu.nse. proposed he made in thc Goynon bill and in
tlat case the subject viii the conference with some
prospect o. Justice bclne done 10 e Whoe 9tle lhNteao
of to a few persons
The compromise bin establishes reservation. which
il to consist OF lands low owned by The Slatt-sOme
100000 acI,s-3nd whatever may bo acquired here
aficr for the purpose, 10 be held BY The STATE
10 furnish and restore water to The Hudson,
Mohawk. Back and oner rivers in the norih2n part o.
Ire state and tor TIE El1c, Black River ana Chanplin
cauals pro.cryon ri The public health aud ior
The mo: tOu Of the valleys Of these rivers irom iuundI
ion-. These lands are h'l I" nr t'hci ny any Pupc
oce or other person, or corporation, puDuc or Ndtr,
nor condemned by any court or conmiSlon Bo.h tie
BOyutOu and compromise ilS prescribe vi" pouhddiles
OF ine proposed reservation IN me mann they are taken
rom a common source Rut there important
omissions in the Boynton bill the chief OF which Is at
lines 1884, which omits the words;
'Ihcnce nOrhery along the said County line on the
bolnds OF Township number five, in tie Old Military
Tract 10 uorthw@ corner Thereof; thence cascty,
10 northeast thereof; thcRcc SouhcIly along
Hccast bouds Of sad T0wushipuJwOer i've 90 The south
corner o. lot uuGber fotyrre IN the tract known as
the state gore Immediately adjacent To township mum
her five thence castcry, from said corner o. iOTY and
forythrce along the SOun bounds OF lots tory forty
one ana cuy-twO of the state gore 10 the southeast
Garner %. lot fOrty-tWO III said Stle gore,
(Which j. also the northeast corner oi lot
number forty yivc in said State gore > then Snuhrrly,
along the east bounds Of the state to The sOuhca I
corner OF said cOre being the northeast corner OF
the Plot Patent thence along the south line OF III. state
core 10 The bOuDGS Ot TO nshp NUMBER lOnr IN the
Od Military Tract; thence sOuthcIy along the east
bounds Of Townships numbers four ana three 10 the south
Into No NA han al Il
branch OF the river AuSab!e tne son heast corner o
said Township number three IN the Ola Military TTaci {;
thence westerly, along the south bounds Oi township
number ;lrcc OF the Old Military Tract"
Th excludes the provisions of the act he entire
(,nl,1l I'LL
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09

shlppng business Thomas F. Ball, OF Evans, Ball TO-,
for twenty-five years shipping merclah'' "Iu
Gusayus A. Brett ship broker gave tesunohN 10 'io
same effect. Ablel Abbott. ship broker tcSthop "''''
personally he had obtained berths from captains D'c"'
Mcneil Frost and other harbor masters FOR MS popecr
line Charlie. Iitleton seycdore said tlat ne llai
loaded and discharged from seventy 10 luely -aihP
vessel. -inre MAY ~ lie had applied Ia hailoI d'
Drew, Mcneil Frost Cady and other harbor ha-lIr l4l
rths. lie had paid them no fees. nor Know u oi @ t
receiving any. George !. Hay, clerk FOR j. T. NI'IF
A Co.. had applied to IdrbOr Masters Drew 'd,N'
ProsiuS Simpson and Burns since May II Tor ptIll1'
There two wharlinecrs who acted as u.s.,
ants To- the larbOr masters. His firm had not lih any
t. hArbor masters since last APRIL John hialIol
clerk FnEct, Edge Coz testified that nc h9h ,-hvu
bcrtns from IIarbor Masters Drew Chec borough 9ip
son Frost Prosius and Cady since May - ana '9 h"u
performed their duties satisfactorily without Icf.
,yohu K. NOorhs. Dock Commissioner SAID u AT uue
Dock COnmi,- Oncrs' duties tO take cogullahce ol
an matters relating to the water front, buh NhalNcS
and attend to drcdgin and collecting a rents ana
rates the vessels W the wharycS hcloungto the c
lie was aware that the hart or masters had 0Wr 10
remove Instructions Afgr .t" law of 1~-3 addI3hal
duties were Imposed the Whariinccr~ who we're te
called dock masters. The Dock commissioners lntrnue
that they should perform the duty OF arbor masters
wien called upon on MAY meeting o lcpcochiatl'c
OrVarOus commercial bodies expressed the nope ph} one
oi-cnting, tlat tine Department Of Docks Shou "lliu
10 giIng brrths 10 vessels uuiil the haIhnr MASTER
difficulty was arranged, and the Dock Commissioners
took action to meet the wants Of the shippers
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09

number Of valuable works were caaOgued FOR the alte
noon. Prominent among these was book on Tue
acter of the Province Of Maryland" by george a'VP
printed in London In 1866. The work was speci""'
feresne 10 students of colonial history 1t discussed
"1st. The situation and Plenty Of the Province ;
2d the Laws. Customs, and Natural Demeanor
Of the Inhabitants; 3D. the worst aud best usage OF
MARYLAND Servants 4th the Traffic and Vendabe common
ltics Of the country" It sold for $500 Claes was
scnaes halfyeary register Of European events was an
interesting work In connection with Dutch colonial ms
tory II was published in Amsterdam between lO2Z ah
1929 and this edition hound In 81 volumes, whch
called forth bid 1886. Another work connected WIN
colonial history Alexander WhittakcTs Good news
in Dutch hv De Vries the only navigator besides Hudson
who published narrative Of his voyage 10 New Neither
land during the Dutch possession sold for TlO3. An
aunnymous publication OF $780, ascribed TO the Rev John
White and entitled The Planters Plea, or the Grounds
Of Plantations examined, and usual Oqlectloh' aSnee
went for $50.