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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
CHANGING or THE DIALS.

Now that the question Of STANDARD time seems
definitely settled. despite the detection Of Louis
vllle the attention OF railroad men and scientists,
the two classes most concerned IN the above reform.
Is turned toward the question Of dial reform. In
stead Of our two divisions Of twelve hours apiece.
which make up the day and night Of twenty
four honrs the ACCESSIBILITY Of numbering the hours
cOnsecuively from to twenty -four IS being dis
clssed. Already in many jewellers windows NAV
be watch faces provided with double ring OF
figures the inner one of which shows tine figures l3
to o. Though to sore extent this meets tie
primary objection to the change Of hours.
namely that the twelye-hOuT watch movements
would be rendered useless. it does not altogether
work simply and satisfactorily. Another system
has been invented by Or. whitney. n Philadelphia
enthusiast. This needs a complete distribution of
the figures on the dial and this particular only
is bettered by the form above des rbed. winch can
he adapted to any existing watch-face. Acr0r ing
to the method the figures FROM to - are mr.
ranged ~ IL were upon endless baud which
crosses on itself 80 that the ignres and TX are IN
contact. Thus IL will he seen that there Is an ouiei
rim with the figures |. 2. g. T. .. -. ~ 20. - ~.
% y. and AN inuer rim with the figures - ~.
II. 10. II, g. :. \, q. 10. II, II. The 10 OF The
inner rim il under the ~ the outer rini aud tn
other numbers follow In the order given. Starting
orr twenty four hours at midnight one can uHt az
half the outer rim until the morning hour ui ~"
wOrk-aday world IL reached. At o'clock one can
shift to the nuer rim aud usc thus Throughout the
dHy until the Hpprnnrh 0f duSk warns lH ihaC We
have changed again on the outer rim. which n aC.
corlingy used until midnight. II may bc = marked
that tho day would hnyn 10 hrRin ~ midnight
instead Of IN astronomical fashion at midday. Nctr
this not The rusr 4 would bee one inl of the month
in the morning and thr next day IN tlr alirrnn0n.
This plan Of arranging the dnl hhs socutcd the
warm commentator uf Sanford Fleming, who WA
one ui the uhirl muvcrs u the INTRODUCTION OF the
standard time system. There seems hul lltlc doubt
that 1T thu International convention shortly to h
held the subject will utriVr full disrnsslun, nnd
n IA hoped th,t the railroad rnnpinir7 VIII nnh"
the Fret move 10y adapting n ou their time TABLES
thus dong away with thu ucrrss " of the nwkwHd
| aud pulling "a me-" und =. m II ln. been
! suggested by the inventor Of the uhOV-d,slrihml
Il al That To satisfy the consri vati inrh OnrS
who would stiil citing rs the svsirn 81 their FIRE
fathers nnI would Affect rs hr puzzled bv the new
notation the following plan Shuuld lee nl"ptel
foot note might be- printed at tie buttuni uf Each
page ol the time table '7p tor y. ~ hunts
read 2 psq lhnq time table WUuld rad
Itnins ,rrivr. From pttslute % 10. II %
1880 aud g2.2u daily. from Washington aud
Baltimore. G.lu. GlO 1890 1910 l5Dn 1880
2i.20 ~ 90. aud 22l5.
pOis bon y. "a huurs. read - lesa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
FIGHTING WITH SIX BEARS

C. r. biackbIrn u, me Hait Ltke rtbHR'
Not long since | WAS riding toward Cloud
Peak and b Il gone thr miles when dise0y rSt
B. LZlrs down - bO hr-silue rsiiyon.
lei my pony went tot canyon 81 nd-''p n ir' on
The g emI = TIE b were i've udrVd yHrts way
81 fir shot w0unde or uIo monster and o
W und e. iiHncdiatri, att tCs cd the 9th hear They
-hi desperately teen mimi ~. II terrible
enc iIntcr: tho ssts wUui rike. bi eaud o. around
x ing n gifu glO.l, enough l0 So re Eel ow even al
tn o. If the ca t1uu. The uuded bar wa bc3fen ny
Il. 1 .uIst ~ which shot ihc ctOr They
w, three thUu,tnd pO ud. Ia % SIX, mc1sd three
10 es DAVIS four tnrh-S, feet four inches ai1 the
bc q TIVE crt l.ty,
Lcay gthe tnu bear wake over dye not IN rs
th1n lie aw a. nd came o. To four NOR iwo back
and two >ilyrrS hears Tacy I'D not s @ 10 md nv
i-ition was gort "nr. IN e a 4 nra~ ne
sntoth cIag Z gras les > i'p1g un pair" m0oo. iHs:
VAS Il tOpO The graft 90 . e hn deh 'nd
nf feet above grOnn Opruod fire Ia g iately Ong
two huu r. ard. kill two tie hr so anl 5000
al then al ruling lV b ~ n tfin ORrthtr wa
au tho tho four br.fs D a 4 TER lie isc.
BdNli rud y erUHI mi 81 VIII keen reports lror
nay rin echOcd and tc-th 81. MAKE on u rNIlllns
IN VcTj bat ui pand mUtiitip SELF
In ut'- hii ile cav" TIE passing hrcHzes
thrOug the hoi,t aud lew -qEliiig ave his
clio ely Lrfr ait toW Il tcc siDa4liJ hrt
Ter peculiar hi tie across on thc oppO { TIA.
tlut ia -ig T. kiteT ~ ins IL gle -NOJp
q .iu ca'c ng a grouse, I s,rHdet
ON NY rocky knob and ycOtrrd up - hr bears
hey al lay 81 beti 80 ~ che cute " gciber
Ih0ae IL bears wed S'lgu ever 1900 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

stone with handle 10 H. that you drag up and down
the deck 10 make II white. There two kinds. One
with regular wood handle long ropes on both sides
that two men haul backward and forwards. That
kiud Il called bible. because you can stand mp to II
The other kind Ia q heavy stone with beokos on i
that yOu hneel down and work by yourself They call
that prayer book.
"Afier we get through bolystonin' we are tuoctod
on Tor breakfast There use talkin; they do feed
you we'll aboard them hOOkers. For breakfast we had
fresh meat and salt meat iou could akb Jour choice
Then there all tho murphys that you could eat
Why murphy are white potatoes We had soft tommy
and hard tack and butter and coffee. oh. there vas
al count the grub But they have tho worst lot
Of sailors ever fell against Dutchmen. Italians,
dag es and everything elsc hlt Americans We car
red twelve men and two boys before the ~. aud
there only American besides mo, and he Nas
nigEcf ~ et were the diic't lot ever Tel m WIN
AHaf breakfast wsre turned o and set 10 wuih ~
Rprihinu paint work and pulillinr brass wph N all
the uhholY jubi ever struck thats the unrtt why,
you got The aoapt water IN t"f eyes, ana you hahds
get ~ suit and white as asheiwunah's WY lhsi
lnnh ~ ny lahdi" aud the old sali STUCK uui . Vet
about he eol"f 81 well epied ham. and "a hard 40
piece ~ auo leather
Altar receiving tho eahdoleBee of the reporter ha
continued Wall Of sort nl business Kept up ill
ha, past Ia tho afternoon, eaeept rhen No were
eating dinner a half pact We wa kno,hed on faI
supper, and after that had 10 lay all and iake Ia La
aN hihgs IN TIE quarterback. l0u Il thuA nat Naa
enough WoIk Tor one DAY woudnt your h9l am
Tor every Nan Jack ha to ttdud h- hours lnokoh ~
night We bound for AspmWail, and OF al Tue hot
places eyer IN, the oksc Of that hooker va be
hottest. IL was on the saloon deck chOtka. blocks
forard, and a. dark "A Egypt There steaupipes
running through it To heal II in cold weather guess
Half the time the bluOmin things OUT of fix ana
we'd have full rad of steam when the tAennom.
cteT 100 degrees on deck on guess what II
felt like. We had to sleep in the bloomn place, be
cause the spar deck was full Of passengers Then in
mot of the ports where we'd stop the men would have
To stow cargo. Did yUu ever handle green hides When
the thermometer was way above a hundredf No.
Well you'd never want to do it but No, sir, a.
said before. amt hog and wind jamlning Is plenty
good enough for me-"
And the old sailor walked slowly down to a shipping
Office breath ny nautical against steamships
~ general and the which be saed IN particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
TO THE TEIGtNE fahSH-AIR FUND

And they brought youue tni.Grcu INTO Him.
ana liz disciple, iobukrd Ac.n thai brought thou. On
when Jesus 30 lc was much hsplcascd, d
sand INTO th-u suffer the hite children t. come h"t0
me-
And Ice tolk jhcm mp ~ his arms AID PIT lis hands
upo Ia IA and bir-sct theiu.-l Marx T. ~ 10
From cellar and attic tncrc rises "a DIN.
ON the ard rimUOus 81 the d' nse heated c'tI-
PROM tc tLrunerd ho tcs Of suffering, aoffuW VI SIN
or tho voice. of children aolylDs ior ply
The b.,c4 o. the poor au-hunecrcd or -irk
,.u,a,p the paw, OF The street and The 81 ~.
And ,,ni for the breath VI the mountain aud valley.
Thar he the little ones ~ ria loving command
.-nf I the little children 10 come unto M
These bear The IMPRESS ~ Ills % - ,ed htud.
Deeper stamped BY The woes Oi stern poverty
How can we sun these children 20 come.
s.. thuu hast hidden. dear CHRIST, rniO Tie
Mus Il br through tho portals Of sutfOW aud gloom
or The death that ifUu sun rang Uny set heel
Not 40 can we heed ny tendere8t tone,
on Brother most touched by tue sorrows ~ uan'
Not 80 e. ~ We show n nisonre been uuF own.
10 tastr All the sweetness und Hight OF Thy plan.
Hnt ~ suffer I. ~ bent 20 fountains ~ health
Where the balm ~ the hil p'ain, valley ahd iiFef'
Snail work w theit fr,ines the rufr ~ its wealth.,
md h thrr yeuhg hearts With sr~ei isis"hs "te'sf
Tirr yiopn Hsiyhb. july 20, 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

Peggy. let me kiss you for that before we so any
further"
hat little ceremony having been gone through
satisfactorily Peggy said
~ doesn't seem TO matter amy one seeing me 60
IN or ont Of the Chapel I'm 80 glad"
Perhaps something III happen to spoil it, said
Luke with another long laugh. rs II has not been
done according tO Mother IWiticrs il was Mother
lwtteis that put all that nonsense into your head
wasn't il now 7"
fesaed
and uught I" be drowned"
Poor thing And how many pigs are there,
Lukef asked Peggy, returning go tho ma SIP
lcci Tor uuon those piss hung the destiny Ji TINS
young couple.
Five, and one of ems blind" replied Luke. ~.
on. good gracious all this lus' about eve piasV'
IT, a stroke of luck SAID Luke Stands again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

crled with tears in her pretty blue eyes and done
without telling me anything about IL. ~ course 7"
head. 1T lost"
You great big SILLY, what's the good Of such a
plhce ne this' You might have bought It for less
have four pils"
Well ~
ana they're exhibition pigs-prise things. and
NVItn loItt pounds apiece. And grandfather has
SUI 'helh already. and IS Ching at YOU"
oNt grandfather Ia n sharp old man and I'm "a
uu,l Young ass sad Luke looking very grave
Aud that vas n 4 he had tu say at Matthew Brant-
wen Nesting him
knew something would happen to you for
Waichiht mo at Nv tady's Chapel q" said Peggy
Knew what IT. would come 60 / wonder where IL
will end now"
wonder what that blind ones WORTH said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
A soLDiERs rrRsr TAsrB or HCoKLFBERRfEa

A HDIDIEKN fINSf Idcfb W HUthLf pbNHfbi
4 erord AymEs HGua,rs IN TIE Chte0oo IaaeT Ocena
when cnfeie the amy had rev seer ror iast'd
vhnr oher - or buckle or lea ann one ~ ~ W Nis
moving ward vld, { or * ishes m adv nee Z
the nam army IL ssee bad rpt se. We efa
beaiins tie woods hall WI ~ 20 q N iet ~ ihe
man rad % make thst 20 20 Hcs We m lina there
md were several hundred vards advance - thc cett
me TN wit soue sitlrn y rgif. Wa wy
much absnfh u n TN Dusi 1000 mi 10 60 a. o. en
10 mhus nde hI us we me D. ~ a sOr 81 rafl1g
Ail opgh her ras ~ ut ga o. re = abUnt he
10 ., " lt .r bed ~ lnTaf on AM r. "a
~ = hNe go f'snd whom 80 Oh Toe ~ skf i'hfrt
" pk ~ ~ Mp rnd tho grab vita frrhir's and
N sfi ~ enrisY qhrs ~ q foreground I
co. vi - % ma ~ nnd unti sf'nrf iiuw nth IN
y ~ hhrl hu'hl 90. yuH frii, a. wsae 80
mon To-, Hhu hen ynn n ~ fstnnI ~ " 90 .eg
hose en- rar u hue ishsfd uef ~ M the mot
deli luus ~ h drte 1sted
liza ~ ~ he u'rf tnih tlpit - 80 30 81 ilu
~ ambu tadn W. wee VI ifsafvpa inau 10 ~,
~ .rNt ~ e. y Ing iUnd = q Net Hyi aif : hoh
oui ih ne D. 40 fph bHeir, 10 down, naa, hisas
yau, auH al tow vi b meu % u bsHa.
mli 81 uphrbfu O. Just ga bti Hon ~ e. n'o lslsss
who al siippeh up eh a. "tiJ ntrd Fol - ~ ~
WIN cries ad excitement Hnd tLose iulphs bias "a
away aiu,
b, MAJOR hal been 10 The hnsl ~ deep ss our
elves, mi, iug IA re- ftspOnai NY on La lini hti
= LED $ head iu thu e. 'ose Cunfo ffit zoe
gttt rrsd b. dre. a me- had Oppe al rs en-
ana ~ thoIg M h.d boo On SOB an thoJ lay ~ Al
there interval -lien men We ear tio " %
o. taptt n g. the OF lcr battaIin 81 .ur reg nent
burst out "steady, row, let Dbltque. rel" inca va
under food The re Iels had b ems TENTH h1gns
ness AMI mar hing tbs what wa tho m er had -p ID
pom IN; NE. Asa D. heard h = vol ef 80
lump 90 p with comBJn inn ui-o and das 81 Ia ard.
II "a NJ Inch o hs t. bus that VAS tao hist tass
ever had OF uckl bernes "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
MR. PEAKS WoyDgRFUL Luck. FISHIyG

Prom me hdrgre'D thieh.i N,nn'rs J0,rhdL
The l. ak mily bell ri gers wcr maH / ug ofths
prp nnsu's I at su and < her tly in
Marc cite 4" cupiei om- NJ the Tr"in"'i, which WIS
tue lie ding hotel IbeOieen emln and prOprl tor.
william ID. Peak. very fOn OF - X tHJ soon
a hi arrival ngu ric made good ~ nc
where be rOud -atisfy u sc1tOu a Iruclvites
and al the time uc8t the mcmb rs ~ ~ To
dis One Of The party. b &c name we v Tor
sott took II into hs he'd u have lie sport IN
the old tems ave viii tPRt NJ ~ VIEW cured
he a. abce o. az alb eac mpc In tho person 81 ms
no OF 81 ra who ~ al O fond 81 Joke. 4 por ait
bell 10Y re dspat he'd the stream with
iustruciO 10 bring 9" PAL ION live out IN hose
days II was not trick toe ten pail u 81 tac
h. and the boys Bot ont long Tor larg number
wee 0u hi ~ We aud swim uing ab nj IN all "
wa ~ IL &c WIS tlb VS. hr, ulI a WITH W. or and
Ia Ell under Va ROOM Just far on 'io~nst esD
to be dden from view. The ~ irout were pog liio
JOs,, ralO hcH ~ thu troupe let IN he schema
Mr. Peak Wal formed by he tel clerk AT II gas
snI, us for mess Of a. he might ~ luck IN tho ts
OOk IN 2 the nOn-' for i'm adoi g that ou wers
uur n Gnenv captured by ndin me .ide ~ the
trap nd casting into the md allowlrl the
hook [ Il ~ dow stream short stance flrsttH
aisudiy hu beth. prevailed upon ~ the u u,e-whs
had ~ gate W tho sport to try b. Just "nos foi
lucH. brOu a' ou h d h ~ rod. am. soaling o,o
up the 90 tau, 80 90 % arm the nEh, he
dmppe IN hi wrlhatet hook then, ioloi.. tn In
June ION ~ he 81 re- he alowr IN @trn 0iteostroam
Pc nd the s,ti fact iou ~ Ian Ing hnr br ok 10
Here the p"i uegh IN eod ear ~ In went 10. hook;
ami rut nurthrr lively spcekled trout rnil OF
ter bi ugh AMI ~ lat hn could rul ~ ~ qua
thry were pa INTO H. Whoi me- ha caught about ar
porter must br iunnnr .hort nsi the lokt would lip
few through 81. ck m T. e n"oi mo he tni abb on
n.r,d 10 spell" m, ol ,an AID he ,i'd,rt ippcsr 10
offer his iOd anyonr. wa' the "id rehtem - ad
" Mp and IN he ke,t rir : ~ h.ring Nv 2 time
ia root came withi rrr b ~ the - tnt trout wuuii
.c hook % TIT Just before app time hr pail ~
~ VA nirrirh ~ cine i.ifciir he 0kr', nuta
81 dei one ha been prepared FOR the uroisio and
4 te, working tho Old bel II ~ III he sfe1iooi.
the u ni result wns q sri bro N ront snd caBpsgns
sul, "A =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
" iHE R0B'Dt M r."

fya,e ne tN4,sni thirFa
~ ~ ftit Nthh1iitn's 900 thl" ""iit
Whr o. iht ii.t ~ nuuur burt
= 90 watch u'ti tuittfp.r ~ ep ~
whit ts.tHurA iaTuiliHa ih st 80.
Ih.Tr tuiu . his hitfr duuunH ha'.
"ih " o. tho west ihr How'd West"
Vino lrd lhrviu WIN slurminE ehrrfi
WHO &C. nt r,nts uf ilir u 40
Tan VI tori tIg uH tn HpeuT4
iaeird rdlt hru hr MAI on night
FROM lnnhuut MouutIlu's ri udy cfe I !
Ihu Nua tue Vest tho k0wuT Wosti
Once rom the fiagr nj forest came
The Ist 81 V,-frcel % the world,
IIi,ufd twas love, hls -o wac iltmr
t he lhmdernolt ~ war IA hurled.
Aud cutie andrd wrote line
On lll,tO - ,acr q Smile dl'heI
Abe LincOnl striker-of ~ Ina M,
a u ,inc that down the century RI So
Imperial peasant 81 the pausl
Suu-suuicd Juat -hamed the stars of kings.
The lam ha loves ban guar , hli rtsJ--
The West, the Nes,. he kOwdy West
Hero Go IS new land Of prom lac lies
I'm crr ruu. Nc.sis mouat ui od,
H-r where the vide hOrIzo ed Sales
Brood -. Cr : orunl -- waves Oi cold
Or in 0ce "a, yea, ana Plenty waits
With Pc ce hey nj the suns t Sal-si
Hero lives the frr'o that 10 will shield
The nc cd shrine whore Pr edOm reISn5.
A rec 10 night m IA II Ur HeId
with b lie 20, Duil l., hI}Uue =, brains
Com Westward from the = iiuius -et
World uilder, % tne worlds 10 be
Come where In thrnb Of mum u hearts
Beats music 10 { e. ~ ps Time,
Leave co tdct citioH. [ Hing mart.
Give IA hc strength % every Clino
To fOIn the biay,sl. uOOirst best
Thc West the vi unc .uquerci st!
L. !. McPnsLM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
fULL Or WE4rH Al" IBI KETTLES"
AZ OLD sMLoRs UxuPrY EXrEWENcE on A
GttAN>uIp.

AZ OLD sAILoR's UNutPrY ENrENiENcE on
STEAMSHIP.
Say, young fcllcr. aint no kicker Said an "'u
sailor to luBUNF reporter %, they met on West A.
but lin bowed if you catch me aboard 81 one "l
these here steamship, again. What's inc "'''''
We'll there's matter enough I've been 10 en- man ana
boy Tor the ast twenty i've years. and I've -a"ed 'n
every kiud Of crnft that hoats IN the water from sugar
droshrr to- China tea clipper. aud mo-" I'e inca
these b,unin' tea u.,tle, amt no hog ana Know
when I've got enough llov did come {" g' ID ono
of EN- IN tell you how, amt u tell you lao" Jared
I'm getting old now and tired knocking f"Hnd Tie
world r wind jnmmcrt 80 Thought I'll take ~ "ne
of ihr-r steamer, AZ kind 20 rest m1de one JAS"'
aud 80 got enough of that kind of rest L" last ~" the
balanrr uf my life. aud don't yoh inrgm H. III Just
give you dca 81 what you ht.o 90 do In Tue nrSi
place they don't stand watch aud vat"h 81 Ill. It's
all day pn and nll nshf 81 lr, th't- what they
tell you but mostly H. an iiy and all n-ht on You
turn 20 a. o'clock 10 thc morning aud "a-h down The
decks We carried about 100 .trrrige pas-en gers ana
tell you tor The first two ot three diys ont Il Ws sick
rnng the WnJ them poor lewis carried on We'll ven
get washed down about oulook aud then we'd knocs
on fnr ronee Wed have uihnhin " cols' am two
or tire, ship biscuit. A. bah pat we hrr tifnrd
~ again aud thtn' dag m thr woeh holystoae the
decks. What t. hyly siynn1 holystOne Is heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
SCIEACfAND F4ITH.

From The BOsivH Transcript
Science IN 20 .udit- phI.r. rti tel
just .w 'I.e AMI 81 by:
Bur rever hnt -utrirg SCrnc" told
How It's wO die.
How nj I'd o, ratte Is res 'iyrd
IIn4 liz & {, ia kuc-- flles.
How ne &: ch wisd ,u mounts
Amio dc th'5 -hddt.i
How :ai force mat rule, the world
Ia ND carer h. checked
How stOr iOu RI D = DdrNs un wayuless sebs
Al last wrecked
Al questions such. proud Science hdts
iIrf Intellectual bieatu;
But Faith r.t thu.ug, tue GOrlin knot, aud cries
There /, uO deathl' W. }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
A vIoLISysTS INVITATION TO DINNER.
Eron The Nsae. YORK sun.

The story Is old tat the oayin Of = celebrated
viO MIS- very impress I'd ~ ne ladies OF tho
aude We TX ocIety lady. and she calssd ,hs
ician o be nrts-n ed I, her.
" ! wa de Il ed with vour wOnd rful music. Mr. 3"
sal ia y; quite odrried aw win IL. In fscG"
The music an rs char ed.
Z" II have no 9th engagements Tor Tiursday
eyenas. tie la we t on. would b. pleased g have
you disc witiua'
He Ia no other engag nts.
"And be sure an bring your violin" she a a.
WELL mad :" Mr.. s .. 81 hard ihInk thai
will be Necessary; NY violn ever Is hungry"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
A CHAPLAIN VEIL SUPPORTED.


Speaking Ot troopers swearing, put IN an
Ollie 1 Van loves ,la dsii 81 Arm OF lie
CuuberlI nd old Gc icr Pred knCnor ~ lao 7jtb In
dana tliu- triird tnri q" "A icey lie al ays ~ 10
q fill a "a II al raj & the - sp riI n VI wore
easily tatne-t and cOIIth ~, u c.gsOu aud Oui at
..u AMI when Govern Nor on ~ hapliun %
ku fer, ~ u NJ e. boys look for ri'6 iun knraer
: g iyed Lh ch = an very cor itliy n asked him %
marc ouL Is pT griuiuc 81 hU NO Id tlat 10 was
cdrtud "a.
next morn NJ Ism dlyl pee ordered rc men,
~ tclig Gus er,iee.. n formed tie 20 D.
psuies Il COluuuu ah disti ,e, nOu1ie thr O.
mont " sttud vh c b. ua h ,d -fcr tiri ht day
h. f,ir the ptO reird 10 Il 10 IN =
dnCe the chaplain. u adorned TIC iue IA q lr pro-
lOs leo stand b. t.c Dal lam. &c aplan gong
lD preach whenever o. II - met e. nnd q g. ~
Hairy every Zee msn IN the regiment al a. list n.
lie tutr. n 10 show prop rusIcrt The ch y
b. and 10 u and the Il q p a ~ hiti ----
" he I'd a. qua tvtfy krd one Of thum o Toe guard
house.
9Th Ceonri wirned mp "a bis work and IN ihn cpurss
OF his 4, r,i G ofy remarks ssnfr pi' ~ IL
u.nn he whne ug w..a 50 Nm thai one coma uau y,
IL king Owe g. burst tItnH roar o. TIE 90 ,t ~ thr
priyrr Tue ri pm the aiuuFrs under att"s, bui
iutl line siru ID afUug Is vice l. tie enl tn
rnI' lam IA Iva cod. ehof quit afi and Inc
q, n hpp to \ good u ~ conduit Tho tlunr vas -
Goo . soi : tIal every Ned hpn a, WIS n the
hottest wufk he left 4 stone River aud N vls Al
uf0tfrd "A batter TO sc rttuis a. NJ C1ckmalugi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

Shall sing When the rubins nest again
darling r. shs sHksi vi swtrl Aiuie, ~ SHE mst,d
tDwa.d tle plane. " Yes. love-" 10 reiisi tpn afr
= insnii = isur he sditl AItv tns !" eal lsh at
susn to the fact that the ruins psp st again tia
y,st" Sine did 81 g. und he asrsh so ttee anf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-12


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increase Of his government there shall
h NO and ,-ehovad thu srovth Of
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Penteoost 10 governments, controlling
6a6 mO OOO souls in 1881.
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the mrs oecaoe. 20 Ana MINOR soe 80
ono, 70 uneeoe soe tnifo, ana 20 n0s0e
sne louisus - y never testeesco;
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tesseo foS eeaSosoism u soe R"ses VI
voc esexnA oaX.
IN IoV. =: O,n mo osSeFeo Lstopo'
Dus " ooso Ano ioEmA.
Ine hefofmAtaon gave new me- Du'
the present century mas Witnessed tne
Rreatee. erowto-Aussf1na nAs -. ,
clvliized, the SANG v,ce ls.es ,soeemeo
from barbarian, soe Fili Isianoers' ifom
bolne cannipaa1 g 20 enuIcn-
inoie - "a "a O cnulcn .n ~" 1sn
Coina oo'VoV' Dgt u1o ~ uS S Dep
tsts Alone, ana sne Oni:ed 100 ~
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w peop'e s nro U "no ' 'ss SaI TS.;s
.ov Ia =" 90 :Pk IL,
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