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Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

Complaint is made that the traps al
the foot of Fourth street have not been
cleansed for months, and the stencil
from them is intolerable. This matter
should be attended to at once, as it is a
great annoyance to persons doing bust.
ness in that vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18
F|F Til EDI7i
AA0ekA.

sssong Virginia ate team u'a o.. dsis
a auSH on the be home ar: ,ss','t \
E ins ~, was both .ints.s%ss,iIpss '.
,ha !. they played a Sri iIia',lss
Dugan brothers fill eS' y u
10, the visitors. Wbi, ,'T ,si,
cope against the hsavS s'e H., y
wilmington club. NV y hl!ta
made Is , hits for q b,. ..' ,i =
f for !, to Q hits for s ba s1s, ,1 ~ I
me score by innings.
Virginia. O1no.
Wilmington. 20 0 OS9Seee1
| SUMMARY.
l,,i Earned T runs wiluipr.o,s
1Iliss-say, Casey, (2). fs Tas
Johnson ms; Casey, Leiton bas..
:, wilmington 8. Double Ir' y.
Murphy and Snyder, 'S S,,l plsl
MM!urphey 9, on Dusan 4, B. a.
| " Virginia /. Passed ball,- W
Time of game-one hOp," "
nVe minutes. Umpire-E.S
| ~, GAMES ELsEwHEar.
terday ''''p
AT Trenton-Active, II, :,
| Az York, Pa.-York, ;I
| Az Atlantic City-AurutT
Allentown, l.
| New York-Athletic, I.
tan, 2. VI
At Philadelphia-cinclpp.s|
keystone, 4.
ton, 4. :
lr AT . boston-Bostol U,5;S
At Bnffalo-Chicago, =? RI
|. At Cleveland-Deiroit' i
land, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, !,
natl, 0.
At Baltimore-BaltimOr !,
llyn, 0.
|. At Pittsbnrg-Allegheny /,
inRton, 2. Twelve inning
| At Washington-ChicaaO Q
tioDal u, 8.
NOTES.
The Wilmington and Broot
will play an exhibition gaul
city this afternoon. Nolan "
and KiInber and Corcorsn n
opposing batteries. A fine !,
Pected.
| To morrow afternoon The
ton will play their second ID
the Virginia club. In Ords
the workingmen an oppoltm;
ness the game, play will Lot
until 5 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18
Now IL the Time 10 buy

black silks purchased for cash soc.
up to the best goods one third less
than cost to import. Russell, 3G6 Mar.
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18


NOT1CE-ALL PERSONS RENEWING
IN water from Rodney street basin, south
Of eighth street and west OF BroOme street.
are equested TO draw water for at least ono
days supply, as the water will be shut OFF ON
Saturday at IL O'Clock for repairs. By order
of MARTIN FARRELL,
iyl8-lt Chairman OF Water Committee.
WYE ARE CERTAIN YOU CAN GET
w as much wood for 81. 50 per load from
william Benge, as you can got anywhere
else. Address postal card or leave orders at
<O7 West Second street, or at Simmons gro
Gerry store, Second and Poplar. iyISl2tt
TOK SALE-HOUSES NOS. a12 AND
- eA French street All conveniences.
Terms easy. ]. y. PICKLES & CO.. Real
Estate Agents. iy16-tf
NOR RENT-HOUSE NO. 500 EAST
L SECOND street. Apply to Mrs. M. q.
SLANT, sos Z. Second street. jy1S-6tt
NTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework at 40s East 81 st. tyis-2tf
|T OSr--A WHITE SETTER ca@S
IL dog. II returned to Ill 4. lth ASS9n
street a reward will be given. lyIS'3I
ROARUNa MAY BE HAD AT 700
ID King streot- jy1S-stt
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

VOLkESFEsT NOTICE-TOTHEPJJ
Lie In general. On Monday, the 2lst
ot July 1874, az O'Clock, p. m, will be sold
next volkesfest. to be held on the Us, 20 and
Ntn OF August, the restaurant, ice cream and
Iruit stands to the highest bidder. All are
the park.
Is ct OOMNlTTEEO ON RESTAURANT.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

a bottle of Brazilian Bitters will
prove more invigorating than trip to
Cape May. Try them. Sold by drug
gists.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

|HHOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS OF
~ the finest brands, and @ pleasant garden
at the Rosebud Hotel, No. 7os Orange street.
jyle-lw
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18
CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your CrTIcURA REMEDIES outseIl all othe,
Medicines keep for skin diseases. My custo
ners and patients say that they have effected ,
urc in every instance. where other remedies h ay,
allied. II. w. BRocKwAY, MD.
Franklin Falls, N. II.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18
A Big Cut in
Boys Suits,

We have just gone over
our stock Of boys suits,
and have remarked and
reduced prices to such fig
ures as We know must con-
vince you.When we sayRE-
DUCTIONs we mean it. In
boys first long pants suits
we have reduced t h e
prices in some cases more
than so percent, as we are
determined to reduce our
stock of clothing 10 make
room for manufac turing
our fall stock. We have
one of the largest assert
ments of light clothing OF
all kinds for summer wear
at the lowest cash prices
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18
Assauisipg u china

Hosiery and plFaso's @rs'|
Russell's Zee Hive.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

Sold by all druggists Price: CUrIoURA, 50 cts
lEsoLvEsr. q; Soar, Is cts. POTTER DRua AM
jHEMIcAL Co., Boston, MasA
lend for How to Cure Skin Diseases,
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

ABbo hhsADH
Yesterday Henry Aol,'
man, called at the iaan a
Lee, a Chinanlah a0ihS
Second street near ehipI'H
washing, when a dispa's III, %
tween them In regard 10 ' 'lV
which the laundryma.1! CIV, I
cents more than Kod wn
pay. The dispute G ,i.u,Oi,,
latter hitting lie Mun ,s,,,l
mouth. Kotf then hsi a. ~
for Lees arrest, anu - M
before J Judge Cuinmln,, n \, a
bnr as the pros-cl'os, Nv i.l
peitler could the oiilc,i ,l.i
care vas dismissed anu . ~
turned the 'aales by 'S,,s
warrant for koii on s spa
hitting an assault anu O
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18
Anotber fsiIals..

A report was c ,,ariss' dss
goods w 1tisH and n trimmings Ing at With ID
Street, had lailes $1,000
amounting TO aDoutr FRANK "
cipsl creditors (, w are raa'T hs,
probably bye exceed o. = /. ~
still remains open ,,a N "
satisfactory arran - At tho bS
for tho continuance "
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18
The Young Nsn 81 n

A good story is loln "a II tpOn
of a young man , wei AD u
city as a local politician ,,r
Chicago to help lne 81 he bsp
shortly after bis aFfi ", Sss
a delegate from "uo s.i Us, %
terviewed him Il r'iy,.Th n,
ing toward his isyo, , m,n ,
looked at tie yonns =, rou,i
and then asked, -" t q 7 yxa
" Oh no, "he renlled' nj 3 4
but Mr.. Bayard was ~ y. 'psf
That speech he ma MADE 1,n %
gate seemed amused =. 81 lao n
" Yes, I see, you y, WEE rere ,a
TO the war, and you .rssd vS
know what a copperntsl
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18
mai, playing " ml|

Complaint having in Ia Uspa and !
R I%s bare bali on IN ,h ,ss 1917 stis
:: e. s's ,5' ~ nan q s;% +
y Tai s'i cssSnin' &, ,sI'c civ n *
{ the Ssf fsa !. s;;;',Ss of ssi On s s''''
v would sin no more.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

NOTICE-THEO OFFICERS ANDMFM.
~ bers OF Cyrus Castle are earnestly no.
9uestsd 70 meet In Castle Chamber on Satur.
day evening, July 10, 1883, TO proceed To Ohes-
yer, Pa, for the purpose Of participating in
inc institution Of q Castle Of the X. q, Y.
Meet at the Castle Chamber at O'CLOCK.
sharp fratefnally in YAH.
j. II. BEST,
lylslt II. Of Il.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

|nP kLLNE's CHEAT NERVE RE.
N1Os storer 10 the wonder Of the sx q Tor
III nerve diseases. All ats gtoppeT ne
send ~ IN Arch strsot, PhilasseIphje, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w.; oral housework. Apply at LOT Kasi
Cshtn stroet. 1yl8-ztI
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

EOR RENT-HOUSE NO. so4 EAST
L second street. Apply to Mrs. M: y.
sos Z. Second street. jy1S-6tt
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

For Bar, - Bus
in wash dress goods ~
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

FoK RENT-THE HOUSE NO. lslt
49,. wilson street. Apply at looo Poplar
e'ieot. iyl82tf
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

"ANTED-BY A STEADY BOY OF II
,XX. years Work In town or country,
oMniing to do any kind Of work. Apply at
3l3 East 9th street, VIM
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

"ANTED-A GIRL FOk GENERAL
~ housswork. Apply to Mrs. Dolbow,
veeetable stand, s. Z. cor. Ath and King
sHootc. iy18-2tu
Daily Republican., 1884-07-18

BOSTON, July 1.-THE correspondent
of the Boston Herald, an anti Blaine
paper, telsgraphs from Augusta to-day
as follows: From what the Herald
reporter can learn, he is firmly convin-
ced that Blaine is gaining ground, and
1t would not be surprising II the Plum
ed Knight should roll up one of the
biggest msjorities ever given in Maine
to u Presidential ticket. In no other
State can be found more intelligence,
more love of morality and all that is
truly good in mankind, than in Maine.
There are men who don't like Blaine.
but there are more who do. They are
TO be found in all parts. They have
watched his public career from the be-
ginning, and they not only admire his
splendid ability, but they like his pro-
gressive and aggressive spirit. His pub.
lie acts cause difference in public
opinion because viewed from . partisan
standpoint.
just 80 with Mr.. Cleveland. He has
his admirers in Maine-thousands Of
men who regard him as an upright
man Of strong character and fine abili.
ties. There are some Republicans who
will vote for him, but there are more
Democrats who will vote for Blaine. 81
1t will be more than an offset. Every
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eDon't''-Wake Him Early.

A correspondent of the N Y. Morn
i,ag journal having asked it to give its
opinion whether little boy six years of
age should be allowed to sleep until
eight o'clock every morning, that pa
per thoughtlessly replies, Wake him
early" If this advice is followed by
all the readers of a widely circulated
newspaper it is liable to do a good deal
of harm. If the boy sleeps until eight
O'Clock because he does not 90 to bed
until ten or later, the remedy lies not
in waking him early, but putting him
to sleep early. If he goes to bed early
and sleeps late, the fact alone is reason
enough for not waking him.
A great deal of harm may be done
by applying to growing children the
term of ''early to rise, !" ''rising with the
sum-" etc. In old times when artificial
light was scarce and dsRr, and many
people were obliged to go to bed with
the fowls, lying abed in the morning
was sign of laziness. This tradition
has come down with so much force
that many still count it n virtue to cut
short the sleep of young children;
whereas sleep may be absolutely neces-
cessary to their health and develop
ment.
If boy who does not sit up late
sleeps until eight o'clock, it is sign
that he needs more sleep than most
boys; and it is too sweeping, as it is
cruel, to say wake him early" A
parent has no more right to starve q
child of sleep than of food; not as
much, in fact, because a child is often
in danger of eating too much, but sell
dom in danger of sleeping too much
certainly not when his sleep is part
of his regular nights slumber. r.-De-
troSt Free Press.
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Class in Spelling, Stand Up.

Prof. March says the dropping oi
duplicated consonants saws 1.6per cent,
and of silent els 4per cent NOR. The
complet clearance of silent letters saves
IL per cent. 1t is a current statement
away 300, 100000 yer in paments to
printers and publishers for sprinkling
our books and papers with silentleters. :"
Now there, young man, is aplan, chep,
esy rod Twelfth. U can now understand
how. Josh Billings got rich. Just say
yur letters. Don't vast 1; not solitary
lon lost lingering 1. The silent Letter
must 60. Swer of from the silent e's
that fiji up. but do not balanc yur cash.
BY abstaning from the us of al silent
letters you f-ekt saving of 7ten pr. ct.
Yur salary is, sa, 800$ pr yer. II pr,
ct. of 800S is snug little sum 2 save
evry yer. &, in saving thes s u'r not
losing plasur. 1t dos u no good to use
silent letters. Their is no joy in it 2 u. II
does not creSa more blisful stS Of mind
in yur hart to spell belev with e's and
then hnd that u hav got the middil on
the rong side of the i. We 1der, then,
that cling to the absurd and wastful
ed 'em. Turn your 10der mind 2
the economic paths and SO ways OF
re4m spelling, and saw II per cent OF
ur salary, and 4tun8 das T in stor u.
But bear-L mean-that is, men
this one-or rather, obstacle to your
that is, ur, sudden should-ob
dear-der | mean-I men, shud say
or more correctly OHIO without h.
witot a b, that is-shud sa, sudn, acqui.
sition-that is, akyzishyn of wealth
welth, rather, and that is the following
or, more,-that is NOR, economically
-cne-1, only, speaking-I should
shud say--or sa, following. While-or
rather, Will you--u mean-men,
would-or wud, undoubtedly dear
or rather der, undoubtedly save
| shoulder rather shud say-so, sav
seventeen-ah me, 7ten pr. ct. by
escewing-oh goodness II should
| that is shud-say-or sa, gudnes
est2ing all-or, rather al silent letters
with one-1 t, of course--without
a e, you-that is, u, would-a rather
wud, suffer with one, that is /, f, q dead
OR rather, ded loss with one ot
seYenty-five or more without a C cor
rectly with one without speaking,
with the left out seyenty-fve per cent
invalueable without q time without
c, ink or patience or rather pashent
in scratching out words spelled witt
one or l / and / C, in the old way Of
rather wa, and spelling with and
writing with no W then in the new
that is nu way | mean--or men-wa
And therefore pshaw that is
therefor osha, the loss entailed by the
progressive staisle of spellllling ecks
ceeduingly counterbalances the mea
guer salvage theoretically effected bt
the paynestaking salving of an occas
nional beggarly e, or even the rar'
bonanza of haudfullll of consonant
in a Welsh history or q case of phth
dhrhfhlhtizzick. Awf with his he'd
Sew mutch for the spelling reform !!
| Bardette, IN Darlington Hal0keye.
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400 per Annunn.
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

President White expresses the
opinion that present college 1ife is an
improvement upon that of fifteen years
ago.-Syracuse IN Z. Journal.
Rev. Phillips Brooks says that his.
recent tour through India has led him
to believe with great faith and earnest
ness in the general work of foreign mis-
sions.
The Boston Watchnaan says that
within the last nine years nearly eight
hundred churches have been burned in
America, mostly through defective heat
ing apparatus.
Joseph Cook has an alarm clock
on his desk on the Boston platform, to
warn him when to end his prelude and
begin his lecture, when to break off for
for an interlude, when to resume his
lecture, and when to conclude the
whole performance. Boston Herald.
The Moravians have Just been eel
ebrating their 427th anniversary. This
leaves the Edinburgh tercentenary far
in the rear. The Moravians claim to
be the oldest ProtestantsectinC in Christen-
dom. They are able to 60 back to the
year 1857.
-''Our observation is" say the
Methodist bishops in their quadrennial
address, ''that where the ministry is
holy and aggressive, the churches
prosper, whether in our rural districts
or in our cities; but when men remain
in the ministry simply to retain po-
sitions and to receive support, and me-
chanically perform the duties Of Office,
our churches fail.
There is no class of workman il
the country" says the New York Jour
nal of Commerce, $50 miserably fed,
clothed and paid as the clergy There
is no class of men to whom Others.
high or low, rich or poor, faithful of
unbelievers, so uniformly go, and from
whom they uniformly receive help in
physical as well as mental suffering and
need" Iff
"A missal or mass book printed in
Antwerp in 1910 is in use at the chapel
attached to Carmelwood, the priests
residence, near Upper Marlborough.
Va. The type is clear and beautiful,
the paper still fresh and of the best
texture, and the wood cuts, represents
| ing the various events in the life of
| Christ, are wonderfully choice and ar
tistic. The book is supposed to have
been brought over by some one of tho
early Catholic settlers in Maryland.
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Wouldn't Work.

Jones and Brown were riding along
country road, and seeing some
''alder' bushes in full bloom, Jones re-
marked to Brown, who isn't very bright
on puns and that sort of things:
Il say, Brown, did you see that gag
in the Chicago San?''
whats thatP" inquired Brown.
"Why, that way of spelling elder
blow tea with four letters.
"No, / never saw it. How do you do
it?''
easy enough-L-double o-t.'
"Ha, ha! that's good. I'll just give
that to my wife, . and Browns face
took deeply studious expression.
Arriving at home, Brown, with a
handful Of the flower, hurried to his
wife before he should forget the point
of his story.
''My dear" he broke out, 'shere are
some elder blossoms redolent of the
odors of spring, and Jones gave me .
good gag, too, on them.
"They are lovely" said his wife,
''but what is the gag?"
"Why, my dear, can you spell 'elder
blossom tea with four letters?''
s'Elder blossom tea? Of course l
can't, and 1 don't think you can
either"
"Yes I can, too. Ha, ha! A man is
always quicker than woman in that
sort Of thing. Don't you know that all
the great American photographers are
men, my dear?'
"That's no sign, but go on with the
spelling.'
s'Ha, ha! Haw, haw! Ho. ho! That s
a good one on you, my love. It's the
easiest thing in the world. Listen here
-L-double o-tn'
"Pshaw, that doesn't spell elder
blossom tea;' that spells loot. "
''Wha -wha - ?" and Brown
scratched his head and looked vacantly
at his wife and repeated slowly I-double
OF; L-double OF. That's the way Jones
spelled it, ANYHOW, and it came out all
right. I wonder what's wrong with it.
Darned if I don't go and see JONES'
and he flew out, while his wife stared
after him and remarked: 81 can spell
fool with five letters, and the first ont
is a capital B. - Merchant 1raUeler.
The once lovely village of New
Hampton, Orange County, New York
has been ruined by the turning of Wall
kill River from its natural course. ThI
channel was changed to prevent tn
overflow of land above New Hamptol
during freshets. The change has no
only ruined the business of the village
but the malarial influence of the stag
nant pools in the old river bed ha
prostrated nearly the entire populatio
with fever. The Legislature has bee
appealed to in vain and the village ha
anything but a promising future befor
it,--M 7. H9raId,
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The Cheaper Way.

Secretary of certain railroad, enter
ing the presidents Office with a news
paper in his hand
''The villians!'
.tWhat now?n
eWhy, here is an article asking if
our road can meet its June interest
Did you eYerP'
"Never! That editor ought to be
hung"
''Shall 1 begin libel suit?'
"Yes-yes at once! That is, wait a
few days. I'll see the treasurer, and
if he says we can borrow the money to
pay the interest We'll make that in
fernal newspaper sweat.
Sand if we can't borrow?n
''O-ah Yes, we may be short
I guess, upon the whole, we had better
ignore the article. Also. the news
paper. Also, all the people connected
with it. Nothing so hurts newspaper
as to ignore its existence. - Vol
Street Ne10s.
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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Socrates said of his wife, Xantippa:
I married her, feeling sure that If
could endure her, / could endure all
others"
Credit is like looking glass,
which, when only sullied by a breath,
may be wiped clear again, but if once
cracked can never be repaired. Scott.
1t was q young wife who, travelling
with her son, an infant, wrote to her
husband as follows: ''We are doing
frst-rate, and enjoying ourselves very.
much. We are in fine health. The
boy can crawl about on all-fours.i
Hoping that the same may be said of
you, remain, etc., Fanny. p Golden
Days.
First Cabman = What did you
charge that stranger for driving him
round the corner to the hotel? Second
Cabman Il charged $4.97. "S4.97P.
That is q queer figure. Why didn't
you make it an even $5?n ''Becaase
$4.97 was all he had. = Philadelphia
Call
--Fipps, who has been lunching with
a friend upon frogs legs. Everything
you see is of some use in this world,
even the frog" Friend, who is dispu-
tatious: 'I don't agree with you. OF
what use is the mosquito to usP'' Fipps:
"Ah, my dear fellow, you take wrong
view Of things. just think how useful
we are to the mosquito. Boston Ga
zette. o& 9
"A man in q train was heard to
groan so frightfully that the passengers
took pity on him, and one of them gave
him drink out of flask. tDo you
feel better?' asked the giyer. 81 do, \
said he who had groaned. 'tWhat
allied youPn "Ailed lnep" "Yes;
what made you groan sop "Groanl
Great land OF freedom. Twas singing.
Exchange. ~ asfatst
WIN. Ulrich, twelve-year-old
Philadelphian, loaded up with toma-
hawk and half loaf of rye bread, started
recently to obliterate the red men of
the West. The good luck that so often
attends the imperiled red men came
again to their rescue, and the savage
youth was found crying in Philadel-
phia hallway, hungry, ragged, footsore
and yowling for ma. The Indians are
| still on our hands.-DetgoI Post.
-"In what sense is the term goose
egg used, George, in connection with
base balla" 'sGoose eggt 1t means
nothing, Angelina. That is to say 1t
means cipher The player who fail g
to score anything is said to have made
a goose egg" "How funny! | thought
it meant something entirely different. =
.sIndeed; what was your idea of it?' 81
thought it might be an egg laid by
some of the fouls of the game. Lou
LsuiIIs Courier-sIouTDaI.
Elizabeth is a Buffalo girl about
eight wears old. When asked how far
she had got in her geography lessons
the little woman said; I'VE are in the
Alps now. And what do you thinkf
The girls there wear short red skirts
and q sort of green jacket laced in from
and behind, with puffed sleeves. Idon't
lust remember what kind of stockings
thew wear, but think they are blue.
'.Wellt'' exclaimed the paralyzed paren
when she could recover her breath
'tbut where are the Alps, childen
! dom know" was the artless response
] ssIt doesn't say anything about thate
--BHfaEo ConnlerctGE,
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CHANGED AROUND.

avhy are you here, my little lad?"
said a man in busting town.
81 am selling papers, sir" twas said,
aAnd my name is jamie Brown"
sswbere do you live, my little lad,
with your locks so crisply eurled?'
NJ have no h0me"-the voice was sad
Excepting the wide, wide world"
.t1ave YOU no friends by blood allied,
No mother, kind and trueg
aNo mother or friends" the child replied,
with his hazel eyes adew.
awbere do you sleep, my little lad,
when your papers are not soldY"
SIN nooks and corners, wherever can,
Tcuddle up from the cold"
ayyhenever it happens you earn no dinner,
what do you do for bread!"
" live in hopes of better times,
And go without" he said.
awhat is your age? my little lad,
You look like boy of mine,
who went on a journey past the stars"
Said the urchin, Il am nine"
APO you try to be good? my little lad,
Own truthfully unto me.
~ am sorry. sir, l am sometimes bad,
But do not mean to be-"
aWill you come with me, my little lad,
10 nv warm and pleasant hearthY'
II win 20 with you," the child replied,
'sWherever you wish, on earth"
Together they left the wind-swept street.
And entered doorway, where
A woman watched with gentle face,
And CLINT of gold in her hair.
.sYou have brought the child" she softly said
ale wifi Ill our lives with joy;
We can love with tender love the dead,
Yet cherish the orphan boy"
And kiss. like the touch of a rose-leaf light
Was pressed on the lone lads brow,
And he sobbingly cried: ''lf angels bright
Can ever look here, just now,
81 pray my mother her child can see,
And hope that yours she's found,
And that both of them know that mothers
and boys
Have been only changed around"
And there was a fash and dash of tears.
And wave of 'kerchiefs white,
And the little newsboy had home
In the hearts of love that night.
And If others could only know the joy
That in kindly deeds is found,
Full many an orphan girl and boy
Would be quickly changed around"
Mrs. G. ". White, IN Cleveland Leader.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-07-17

An enormous tree on the farm of
James Reese, near Mountain Creek,
Ca, was washed by the late flood sixty
feet from its place and is left standing
upright. Foliage still covers it.-SE
Louis Post.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-07-17

"A New York elevated railway
locomotive spilled hot Goals on horses
back, and tho horse ran over Joseph
Lowrey. He got 5000 damages. and
the general term of the Common Pleas
affirmed The verdict. IN. 7, Sun,