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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

Rev J. d. Zchring. Codoru', Ia, says l
was paralizcd in my right side. The use OF
Brown, Iron Bittcrs enabled me TO walk
without cane or crutCa.
Mr.. Conway Robinson, Sr of Washington,
author Of R1binson's Practice and an un-
finished history of the English chancery
court. is dead aged 10 He was Virginia
birth. practiced law in Richmond % years
and moved thence to The Vineyard" ,now
Brooks Station, on the Metropolitan
Branch, b. x o., residing there % years.
A widow the daughter OF Hon. Watkins
Leigh. Senator from Virginia ~ years ago.
survives him with > sons aud unmarried
daughters. Two sons fell in the Coniedcr
ate cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

An enthusiastic meeting Of farmers and
others OF Berkeley County was held in Mar
tinsburg on Saturday last to protest against
the assessment of farm products directed by
the Governor and Auditor. The meeting
was addressed by Hon. C.J. Faulkner, Rev.
W. W. Downcy, w 5. Henshaw and z. A..
Rohrbaugh. and resolutions, strongly IN
protest Of the assessment, were adopted.
The speeches are seferred to as exception
ably able. The resolutions did not impeach
the honest convictions, integrity and pairi-
otto motives of the Governor, but regarded
his order as an assumption Of legislative
power
Mr.. Rohrbaugh Prosecuting Attorney
said {" As far a. he vas concerned he would
not indict nor prosecute an assessor for dis
regarding the order Is for himself he IN
tended TO give in his property according to
the Law oflsSI, and advised Others to do So
Hon. c. J. Faulkner again took the floor
at the conclusion Of Mr.. Rohrbaugh's adj
dress and stated TO the meeting that the
question. Is far as Berkeley county was con-
cerned. had been settled by Mr.. Rohrbaush,
the law officer ofthe State in this county.
He has told the assessors that it is not their
duty to obey the order; AMI that empha;-
ically settles The question as far as Berkeley
Is concerned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

Mr.. John f. Wall died at his residence
near Winchester Va, on Monday week,
aged 81 wears Mr.. Wall was for IS years
a member of the Virginia House Of Dele
oates from Frederick Couaty, and was aner-
wards sergeant-at-arms of that body. Mr.
Wall was noted for his wonderfully reten-
tive memory, and was frequently called IN
rs authority to settle disputed points which
occurred in the long ago. Mr.. Alexander
r. Newman. Of the same county, and SOL
dier of the war of 1872, also died recently,
AGED 81 years. And at BrUcetown, same
county last week Mr.. John Riley-aged
iO7 years and 3 days nan remarkable for
his yisor and activity almost to the time OF
his death. He was the Oldest man IN the
Valley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

hcart-broken over the marriage OF their
daughter to Frederick Douglass.
Mr.. Anthony Bear, ST, aged II years Of
the neish5,rhool Of PAyne's Chapel, in
Berkeley county, fell from his wagon on
Friday last, and was found in the road dead
a short time Afterwards
Eighteen geese aud thirteen ducks, be
longing to Mr. Nat. Corral, were carried
away by the breaking u? ofthc ice on the
Shenandoah Friday night. Mr. c. ought
to coax his fowls 10 roost higher.
Ex-senator H. G.. Davis of W. Va. and
wife were registered in Charleston, :. c. last
w,ck-ca ros'e to Florida.
The House has lost : Observation-Disclosures,
Ala. Heron, La. Pool. Y. c.. Mackey. ;. C.
Cults. Iowa, Haskell, Kansas and Upde-
graf, Ohio.
Baltimore has rendered a site for the pro-
iec:cd Methodist Female Seminary.
IS millions anl odd comprises Baltimore
municipal debt Her sinking fund Is ovei
5 millions. Last years receipts aud expen
ses were larger than in 50.
Ofthe 9Th class ofWcst Point cadets Wiz
Robinson. Robert c. Barton and J. \. liar
mon of Va. stand II, Is and %.
Bishop RyanofS, Louis, whom the Pop'
has made an archbishop, has been for 81
years a prominent preacher in the West an'
is popularity known as the Bossuet Ct y
IA -ric1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

4 majority Of the Texas legislature i''''
Thurman $ nomination and Mcdonald is second
choice. odd Slddlcbags and the Red Bandana
would make rousins campaign cry.
Wendell Phillips, the arch-agi'ator' tao
one of Americas M st eloquent orators, died
in Boston on Saturday. Before the war he
gave aid all comfort to John Brown, and
advocated dissolution Of the Union as the
oaly way to secure the abolition Of slavery
Ussu,tainel the goyeram,ut during the
war TO secure the same object. lie WAS the
most vindictive hater OF the Solth-oYen
favored the slaughter Of the wives and chill
dren aul aged fathers of the Southern sol
diers by the negroes, and the application by
them of The torch to the homes left defense
less. lie also advocated woman suffrage
and prohibition and opposed capital punish
ment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts are said TO be almost
hcart-broken over the marriage of their
daughter % Frederick Douglass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

Ills fortunate that in these days Of progress
s.yc hcnhooJa method should De devised for
making c-cs without the help Of hens.
\ Connection, genius has analysed Che make
,ip of an cry and huilt am apparatus wherein
these componcuts orcscVer'iiy pressed pu' ''-
rcthcr and covered with shcll-thc imitation
,ail To- boz perfect. We presume this Connect
,,t inventor is blooI-Iin Co the wooden n'un'-
csman who was sucha Notwithstanding con-
sdtucucy and made acomuouvca,thimmor'""
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

Ofthe 9Th class ofW West Point cadets Writ
Robinson. Robert G.. Barton and J. \. ilar'
mon of Va. stand II, Is and 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

Ash Wednesday February Faster Apr. Is,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

The home item ydy.>ins fellow To- PIT
ou his sock, ani shoes when hc ect- out OF bed
s, wasted on the chap who stays Ger aieai the
club. TO he worth pas,ius in the hat ihe item
should read take o.t Your SHOES and socks
before You yet into bod" Discussing the pro-
yer time Cor hab.taai,y winding ones watch
whether 10 should Dee upon going 70 bed or get
tin. up. Cob. d. said he wound his when hc
got up. for the reason tha, hc always got up,
bur De didn't always so % bed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07

u,IfE undersigned will sell on the Scollay
farm. mile from Middleway on Charles
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-14

tigfeit uuo Gbatfrait, belorst aber bie
@elbdfte in lotteriger gseile. Ct lit on
@ott iueiB ,uie pielen llutcrneb .aun9en
bct5eilist l'ub es 1T ,n5glib, oab einige
bapon 81 @runoe eeben. CT 1T on Ell
,,er Geleul1aft 5etteiligt, melhe 10000
pber 10000 Acars 6artGcl5 @aloung
nod ieirleit5 oe5 0uolun beltbt, woDil,
cine @iienbahn 9ebout ;porbeu tit. Ser
ner lit er on Sen Du(utber. Gilen'uerfen
uno an elmer @iien6iitte Dinter @lrpD,
g8is., :pel6e td9lib s Bis 10 Gonnen
@ilen liefert uno 81. >veldcr 5000 big
1000 Mcers suten Gruno uro Bobeus
geb6rcn, betbeilist. Mls Die @eletlitbaft
9e9riinbet ,uurbe, bat Cabin mir perz
1proden, bet 9olitit fern bleiben gu
1poQen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-14
= II l q Il ).

= @aibin9ton. 9auptbeitimmunsen
bes Gorif=Gnttuurfs, ben 9etpitt inn sb=
IgeprpnetenDaule ein9erci9t bat. Die
@teuer pon 8rannt,uein, Der ausi6lieb=
lid aus aepieln, Tiirii6eu nnb 9rau=
ben ber9eitelt tuirb, iuu pom 80. Suni
3. S. ab 10 Gents fit sic @allpne be-
tragen. Som l. Sanuar 1885 ion BON
8aum,uolle uno 8aum.pol,paaren ,,i6t
iiber 40 &ro5cnt bes @ertbes ber1elben
als @infubr5oa erboben >peroen; bon
9anf, Suite unb Sla9s ni6t iiber 80
8ro5ent; bon @olle unb ggouentpaoren
ali9t iiber 35 &rojent rnb bon sSroen=
uno @las,paaren uno Meta(len ntdbt
iiber so Bro5ent; BON gbemitalien, 6ol5
@dweineIeii6maaren, Bu9ern, ben I'M
ter @eridieoenem auf9efibrttn @egen=
1tdnoen (@oeliteine qusgcnummen) uno
8uder 80 &rosent bes sesentpdrtisen
8olles; bon ben i'm Nbj9nitt S (1abat
9enannten @e9enitdnben 80 8ro5ent bes
gesentudrti9en 3olles; bon Brannttuein
in Sai1ern 40 Gents Die @allone. Sic
8eitimn,un9 hcs Garis BON 1888, bur9
,pelde ein 3pl BON 6Il0 Gent bas9fuuo
anf 9ewiiie Giien< llnb @tabl,paaren,
.
als @9rauben, gidgel II. hgl. 9ele9t
tpurce, miro tpioerru'en, 1nb Der ST.
4 nan5miniltcr luiro ermd6ti9t, beu 6a<
brifanten BON 5a,1nbra1t ooer @rabt
Ssum Binben non 8allrn bcn pun, Mo-
ssteria1 eutribteten 3ou 5uriid5uerItatteu
4 2luf bic Site Der 3ollfreien @e9enitanbe
giperoen 9eiebt: Salj, aoble (bie aus
}@onaba ein9efabrte ansgenomrnen, To-
tlan9e oieies nidt on1eritaniibe &ub1e
ebenfals 5o4irei einldbt). GOfs, Bdu
.@ols Gilen, &upferz Blei H.|i9eideler5
Peu5 Gidorien=@l,r5e1, Sas,@ % ggsabs,
&alt, @lneerin i'm robe, 8h1tatlbe s5ns
] bisp, Cement, Geppidm0ae, sIegtaSs
3liere, MifrDifupe fir pen ddr5iliden
8ebra,,b, 1ttdt aber fir ben Sa1bel, ,8iez
aenfelc, 2un.pen, ioipie 8iider in fren,z
zen Spraben uno Jabperfe, Die in 81
lerttanibt perlest tperben, ober 11ur in
s n1el1trr &[frpr1nfnrp,1 1,r,A fii,. Ser e;on-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-14
sel It 8 | q II j.

eel II 8la I, j.
/ 8erlin. Ser @e!bstag bei0ditiez
tc lib in bieier @obe baupt!d1litb nit
oem @ocialiltenaeIeB, tuel9es perldnsert
.uerben ioa. Die rBolt" luirb 'upbl
rebt bebalteu, uenu lie beDauptet, rab
ii9 nur cine unerbebli9e Wtiuoerbeit ee>
gen bas &eies erbeben uerbe. Die 5tpe1=
tie 9eiun9. bat sic gorla9e bereits beitan=
ben ooer iiberltauoeu. Sails bic &or=
la9e ni9e sum @eies erboben tueroen
loute, tuirb, !uie INNER, mitAuil6iun9 oes
8eipsea9s eeorobt. 9,e 9emabisteren
@ocialilten riilten 1i9 oenn aud {4on
gun, 8ablfompi:uno boffeu BEL nddlter
@e'eeenbeit, 60 (?) ibrer @onoioaten in
ben 9}ei6stas gu bri1sen. 9as bernie>
oerlieeen in ellen @e,perbs5ipei9en nnb
oic oamit perbunoeuen Gtrites fat piel
seot6 uno 8eunrubisenSes 'ml @efolse.
@ein Munoer, tpeua iid piele Irbei,
Iter ben, @ocialisn1us 5uiutnbe1t tii1o 5tpar
cerjenisen &ruppe, bic aui par!amento>
riidem Beee mebr 81 errei6en bofit,
als burb &eoolntion.
+ Glberfelo, II. W1ai. 9ie &iftmiz
lderin Nnua @tutt lit eeltern me9en
16eilnabme an eine,n Giftntoroe 5u
fiinf5ebnjdbri9er 3udtbuusltroTe perur:
tbeilt tporben. @dbrenb ihrer eriten @be
fniipfte 1ie nit ibrem 1pdtern aweiten
@bemanne @trtt ci,1 9iebesperbdltniB
an uno uer9iftete nit beiien 9ilie i6ren
erlten Mann, tpurbe aber Gtutt's balb
iiberoriilli9 unb iurste bafiit, bab er itarb,
eye er @utbiillun9en mo6ea tonnte, SUI
NAL iie in5wiiben NIT eiuem 9ritten il,
ein 2iebesmerbaltniB 9etreten tuar. Sbr
neuer 2iebbaber inoelien brad, bur6
gtutt's pl0bli6en Sob erl9redt, Bag
gerbdltniB ab. Die M0rberin lit bon
eiune5menoer @rldein,1ns.
+'Sn @am6urg ioll cine 8anf CUR
J6roe;un9 bes 6eutlden &olonial6an=
oels eesrilnbet tper6eu.
! &ien, 10. Mai. 9eute fano bic
8eilebun9 BET 2ei6e ber fruberen 9aiz
ieriu &nna bon Deitrei6 in @apu5iner=
firde nit srobem Eomp itatt. Die tai
lerlide Gamilie unb idmmtli6e auspdrz
tige @elanbten na6nen on Der 5rauer=
feier 5bei(.
I 2onDon, II. Mai. 2aue gea9ri@z
ten aus Mabr;o lit bie ipanilbe &euo1uz
tionspartet trob Ser @rfolse Der &e9ie,
rung bel ben Wabler 5u ben @ortes tbdz
tiger als je. Die @arli itenfabrer baz
ben fiir5li6 ibren Anbin9ern in gang
5panien bic 9tuforberuus suseben la1>
len, ii6 81 ener Grbe6un9 segen bic
Beb0rben bereit 81 balten, fit tpel@e Die
8eit reif lei, un6 pelbe aue @abrIdei1z
lidfeit na6 ba.b meroe angeoronet iper-
ben. nn5ipeifelbaft beitebf Die farlifti-
.l1e 8artei in ibrer atten 5tdrfe fort.
Ser gesentpdrtig i'm lpnnilden 6eere
9errl@enoe Geiit oer nn5ufrieoenbeit uno
gsioerietfidteit tomn,t cen Repolutiond=
ren 5u itatten.
I 4aris II. 0iai. saab Ser Gntz
ibeibuug ber 9;seipiil,arz Gomriilion
bes nusnaartig gen amtes lDn per gefre@
tdr beg iran555 f i'tb5en aonlulats in ge,u
Dort 4osts.sn. ,0s:.ssy;er ldD suT Der l:ez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-14
3ebnter Sabr8a1tg.
SemofratiiGe GorntD=Gpnpentipn.

Sic 6emotratiI6en gBdbler bon
@tearns County iinb biernit einaelaoen
gu elmer gcrlamml,1ng am Dienstaa, beu
~. Wai 1884 Mor9ens 10 ubr. i'm
Gourtbaus 3u ct. Glouo.
8neet Der @eriammluns tit, um II
9elegaten 5n er,udblen fir bic am 80.
W|at er. in ct. Saul itottfinbenoe oemoz
fratii@e 5taatsconuention. Sic einsel:
men Wablbe5irte iino beredti9t, einen
2elesaten III goridlag 5,1 brinsen iiir
ieoe so @timmen pber einen Bru9tbeil
bapon, tpel9e BEL Ser lebten @ouoerz
neurs'pab1 abseaeben tuurben, na9 ben,
fo1senoen Gerjei6niile;
Ql1bleD. IL Mil,pppb. L
NlbanD ~ Munlon. -. 80. 3
Mpon. 2 Nortb Sort. L
BrodtpaD ..2 Dat. &
@olegeoille ....1 YaDnespille. ]
Grotp Safe. ....1 &aDmonb ....1
'grotp &iuer. IL &pdpiue e
@ben Safe. ~ ct. @uguita. -. 3
Gair 9apsn ....1 ct. @louo, /. 81. i
6arnlin9 .....l ct. gloub, 2. SO. &
@ettD -. ~ ct. @loub, 3. @. IS
@rooe -. q ct. @loub, 4. 90. g
&oloing. "a Tolpn Of ct. Glo,1b z
Strain ........1 ct. Soiepb 49,. Ia
Safe ScnrD Il ct. Martin. ..2
2ofe George. ~ ct. @enoel. -. e
Sc @aut. ~ @aut Centre &il. z
2urembur9 ....2 @aut Getre 3o,pn ]
2Dnoen Il @prin9 9iQ 49,. &
Maine @rairie. 2 @afef fielb :. g
Melrol le.... ...2 3ion j
!, 9. T.Wc9 pnalb,
8. Sells,
/ @aiper gap1er,
County s ommitee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01
xof sY.s Z daAscs r. roon



rhs satsalsss - WAN ssssaA - . Aasa ssss
u fssa W Tss& ID
"The poaitlon of ths outsider In Wall strest
Of lsae." said southern gentlemsn. who has
besn An operator In Wall street for some
months. grsatiy to his cost yesterday. "bs-
tuson the oontsndins factions Of bulls and
beam remlnds me stronsiy Of llttls episode
that was witness OF on Mississippi River
steamboat A planter on his way to New Or.
lsans for good time altar tho cotton crop had
been marketed saw game Of poker going on
In the cabin one evening. There were three
professional gamblers ~ the table. but he
didn't know It. aAd he ohipped 10 boldly. In
side Of IN hour he had lost about 200. aid
found out the kind Of men he was playing with.
He Was cool kind Of . chap. and didn't think
$1,000 Was worth shooting match. % he de-
have ss seGss III
said. bat there's one thing chat can d0. aad
H.! seoy yoY THAT II K iys Ros Ss0 lsff
500 my cotton factors In New Orleans. and the
whistle Of this here steamboat"
Done" sold one Of the gamblers. winking at
They went up to the hurricane deck. and the
plAp!sr s.Sod front q tas yhselho,..e; I'm.
the Whstis .: hard ' a. You please, ~ WV
The signal was given. and the whistle Shrek
ed loud enough to wake the dead. Tho plant
There wa . roar q inushtcr. and The gambler
All rIFbs, said tho planter. TAX. tho
.au SS sss nat re sas
he turned on his heel and went down stairs.
II don't think the outsiders In Wall street.
f BEEN Lad e issS D's aa ana ss
their money"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-01

asrs ef y4per loAAsS M tsosese syeey hous;
asked an old sUl0ksF Why thls ~. and told
him that cigarette s!nokln9 "a. neySf popular
s!l rcd iSr wee ~, Mas pSsisto prssssci; vs
Hike to unroil the .ciGarytse nd ess whae y y
Do sure II is rolled isst .r!ghl it really
eeenis 70 mo mercy that this % the ESQ:
AZ; Az %s ;S.y q us e: i .a S' ,S sS'is s
while thay Arc awaie. while Watkins aIon6
the streets OF HavanA. - you glance tnte the
open hoHss. you Will SEQ y ths htE:
on sswsss MI i. vi s. Sss
you walk In and look at him. He has heap Of
black. hsky tobacco. and HIS hnnda twinkle IN
tho rspidity Of THAR m0yemsnts. He wears .
oss sn S|. a. Sn ss n s' {. Ss
snri, cianrrtts. Thus sro The vorEmsn 81
tho ciRaretts factories scattered ell over
tho city. Each mnn gets certain number OF
oo~sufiicisnt Tor the mannfse,srs cf $500
clxarvttos . day-the usual product q A 20.
bacco nrs weighed before no gets them. and
he must bring back cigarettes Of exactly that
weight These yo,snsn are the hall pcr.srs
Q little extra sum In this mRpncr
The highsst-priced cigars that saw In Har
yana sold At Wholesale for $50 . hundred.
They were about ten Inches In lensth by an
inch thick ut tho fullest part They. wore jet
wrapped in silver ioii. Tho vniue Of them
seemed to lie In tho variety Of perfect leaves OF
tho great slzo required for their manufacture.
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STREET CARS As nsssIoyAKIE,.
TIE Darrsers sr Caste Drek en- Dswa by TIE.
iu the Cisies or lndla.


"Whsn tho question Of introducing street
cara In India first came up. nearly twenty
years ago." sAid John Stephenson. the famous
car builder. one Of the greatest obstacles TO
be considered was caste. 1t was easy to de-
vie method Of separating. within reasonable
limits. tho various classes, for the cars could
DO made with two interior compartments. and
with seats on top for passengers OF inferior
classes. But how to collect tho fares was the
question that puzzled everybody. Brahman
conductor could not receive coins from the
hands Of his interiors. nor could . Brahman
PASSENGER receive change from conductor OF
lower oaate. There were many other regua-
threatened 70 make street cars failure In the
and matters were left largely to adjust them
selves. The result is that Instead OF caste
R.!s s ss sass 70 Ss
II Sa ssrs musI as IS me eief IN
Besides doing away with caste obstacles TO
their success. the street ears have removed
the TRANSACTION q, business generally In that
country. am told that they have produced
very noticeable change IN this respeet-thst
chief INSTRUMENTS with which the changed
order OF things was brought about Street cars
viii done away VIII y e:
When the British Government made 1t i'm
possible to onforce forfeiturss and other penal.
tics By reason OF tho loss or remuneration Of
caste. cons siderable step toward the abolition
OF caste distinctions was taken. No laws for
the government Of persons hAve been more
ties than were the regulations Of caste. In
certain provinces Of India, when under native
rule, it was regarded as JustitiAble homicide
Tor man Of high caste to strike dead any per-
son OF inferior casts who should touch him
Rps 81 .hs oxsa The
man to engage In puTsuita which had been fol-
lowed only by persons Of inferior grade. while
1till prohibiting persons OF low caste from TAX
Ing UNION themselves functions which belonged
to thoso above them in rank.
In the present eta0e OF the decay of caste
very embarrassing conditions arise. Not long
ago . man OF good ability. but of inferior
caste. was made Judge. He. could sit In judy
sentence them to Imprisonment, but he could
not eil At the table with them after quitting tho
court room.
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ONLY WEARY.
Pathetic EpissAs - shs Iifs ~ . NIaety.tvs.
Pouad ExPress Here.

Pathetic Epsso4s u ehe Life ef NIaely.tWo.
Possd Express Hssss.
A ninety-two- pound horse yanked an ex-
press wagon around the eorAer Of Fourtssnt III
street yesterday afternoon. and proceeded with
great intentness OF purpose and lamentable
and ever-prsssnt dearth OF wind down Fourth
avenue. HE progress Wos materially impeded
By a 400 pound driver. whose scheme for urg-
ing tho lightweight forward was first to yell
"Y'upp and then to ierk the reins violently.
The horses efforts toward increased speed In
response 70 the encouraging yell were thus
promptly oounteracted. his ambition was nip
ped 10 the bud. and his head pulled up into the
air as though he we're giving . series Of high
eoMedy. and disdAi1ful shifts u the stage door
Of Mr.. Wallack's older theatre.
moving. and gently tum5led. over in sections
like. q line Of bricks. until he lay In dun-c0l-
Sred snd "a En- mac SH9n tho doyn
fore log was. curled gracefully behind bis ear
while re 9TH legs were int.lcstsiy entangled
body Of confused equine anatomy ike pump
handle over which some sunburnt ssl grass had
Dssf fss nss sSa aSSns 81 that. ye mu.nosod
. man Who has fought hard Gully 70 be over
rsins Jus. more ers
and defiant sniiT and lsngliaiy siOssd ne eyss:
soets q early irish eeii YEA Tue car drivers s
had arrived. A crowd gathered round. passing
trucks stopped mar 6y. . scene painter thrust
Snna oan To:
corner; the horse slept svsstly on.
Touch match TO bis sky-rocket tail an
blow the gilly ont Of the thaayter winder UP
there" suggested . truckmsn kindly. "Iph
kin the gilly. but 1t may save the horses life"
Hers. you interrupted q car driver ex-
9tsdIy 70 biz coIndus.os, puliAin Oh the track.
He seized ono Of the horses legs and pulled
The leg stretched out. Then the driver paused
for breath. and the leg went back again. After
exercising on II with the same effect and with
as much satisfaction a. Ia usually gained from
health IN. ltis hs let, lot &C. jumped once upon the
Try his tall"
The voice came from above. Without mora
ado the car driver seized tho tall. 1t proved to
be non-slastio. He WAs Joined By others OF his
line. and they tuGged we'll together. while the
100 pound driver pushed holly from the other
side. At last he moved. Continued and labori-
Gus effort landed him at length CLEAR Of tho
track. Ones there he scrambled nimbiy 10 bis
feet. shook himself. and gently waved his tail
with the .exprsssion OF horse that % we'll
pleAsed with what 10 done. The hot and dusty
drivers went silently back to their ears. the
ma, nan above shisd 9 Paint hrash g the orGs,n
pound dryer said q h kaSnssssd NJ again:
Ydivili i knew you wuz at It all the