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DRY GOODS.

EALE BROS & Co
Dealers in Dry Goods,
etc. Call on them at
corner Ninth and X
streets, Sacramento.
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EAPITAL GIG A Il
- Store. Ed. y. Bush,
dealer and iobber in Ha-
vana and Domestic Cigars
and Tobacco. Smokers
Articles, Snuff, Cutlery,
stationery and Playing
Cards, 500 J street, near
Fourth, adjoining Capital
Savings Bank. S1c'mento.
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DREWER'S LODI
ID iug-house and Sa.
loon, IS Front street, be
tween h and L. S3crs-
mento, Cal. Furnished
or unfinished rooms by
the month, week or day.
Lodging, p aud 30 cents
per night. Fine wines,
liquors and cigars at Bar.
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TAPIT AL FURNI-
" ture Company.
NJ. Avery, President; F.
Mier, Secretary and Trea-
Manufacturers Of
Parlor. Kitchen and Bed
room Furniture, and Up
bolstered Goods of all
kinds. Factory, Sixth &
II SITS Warereoms. G'6J.
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MILLS

STAR MILLS AND
- Malt Nell
bourg Il Lagos. Hops,
Malt, Produce, Gain,
Feed and Brewers Sup
plies. Fifth street, be-
tween J and X, Sacra-
mento. Exchange sold
on all the principal cities
in Europe.
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ULEES, JOHN & co.
IN Original Intro
ducvrs and Only Manu-
facturers of the Celebrat-
ed California Be-Improv-
ed Nash & Cults Grain
Separator and Tanning
Mill. No. S24 X street,
bet. Eighth and Ninth,
Sacramento, Cal.
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BANKS.
CAL1FoRNIA STATE DEoPLE's SAVINGS

CALrFoRNIA STATE DEoPLE's SAVINGS
~ Rank-Does a Gen Il Bank, Sacramento
,,-,-. DID,. Office, 400 street. cor
Fourth. VIM. Beckman,
officers President, n. D. President; VIM. John
Rideout yice-presiden+ ston, Vice President
800. VIM F. HUntoOn, Secre-
freuerlch OoA' Oasniei' tary and Cashier. Money
A. Abbott. to loan on real estate
NATIONAL BANK SNACRAMENTO BANK
~ OF d. o. Mills y "a savings ard loan
Co.-Cor. Second and bank, corner and Fifth
SITS. Exchange bought streets. Guarantee CAPT
and sold on all OF the tai, $4,000 Officers
principal cities Of the c. II. Swift, President
United States and El- VIM. P, Coleman, Pres
ropa. Cable and telegraph dent pro tem.; Ed r.
transfers made i'll all Hamilton, Cashier; F. K.
parts Of the world. Dray Surveyor.
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GRANGERS' COOP
IL er1tive Business AS
socIauon Of Sacramento
Talley-Nos. 100, 1902,
1904 and lCO6 K st. In
porters and Dealers in all
Kinds Of Agricultural I'M
plements and Hardware.
Send for Catalogue.
F. p. Lowell. Manager.
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B4kEbEES.

DoSTON BAKERY,
John II. Hogan,
proprietor, southeast cor
ner Third and NJ streets.
Always on hand & choice
selection OF Bread, Cakes
and Pies.
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NUN IT Ut + I =
u European p!au),
Second street, SacramCu
20. Rooms soc and 81
per day. Reasonable rates
by the month. Billiards,
Choice Wines and Cigars.
Hot lunch daily from II
A. NJ. TO , p. NJ. Joe
Bowers. PrnprIetnr
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* ACR A NJ f n T o
~ Transfer Co.-Al-
ways on hsad to deliver
baggage 10 hotelsand any
part of the city. Tele-
phone connected with
office. s. kISGsBuRT &
o. C. WHEELER, Proprie-
tors, Office, $40 X street.
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GROCERIES. PRODUCE. ErC.

DDwELL & COOK,
~ Wholesale and Re
tail Dealers in Groceries,
Provisions, Fine Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco,
etc. All orders from the
country receive prompt
attention. rs X street,
Sacramento
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MILLINERY

DitELk
Id OND & HUNTS
D man, 523 J street,
Sacramento, Cal. Rich
and Fashionable Mill
merry. Careful attention
paid TO country orders.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bond and Mrs.
l. =. Huntsman.
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.Proprietors.
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PHYSICIANS

baldwin, W. H.,
Nj. d. Office,
northeast corner Second
AM X streets, Sacra-
mento. Office Hours
10 A. NJ. to I'm; 5r.M.
10 5F. Ne; 7P. NJ.
GLUNESs, W. H., NJ.
Office, northeast cor
uer Second and X streets,
Sacramento.
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FLORISTS AND NURSERIES,.

DELL CONSERvA.
ID tory, Tenth and Y
streets. Ornamental Trees,
Rare Shrubs, Plants, etc.
Also Bouquets. Baskets,
Wreaths, Crosses, etc.
Designs Of every descrip-
ton on hand and made
to order promptly. John
McCullum. Stunt. Box 6.
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OSBORN, Il. P.

Wood and Coal
Yard, sos | street, sacra-
mento. All kinds of
fuel furnished promptly
and at the lowest rates.
W. E. Osborn, Manager
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NALTERS' CANDY
W Factory-Tb
Choicest Candies and
Couiecti0neries cln al
ways be found al A. Wal
tsrs, S2l J street, Sacra-
mento. An Goods Was-
rHnied Fresh and Pure,
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II AERTH, JACOB
Oils AND PAINTS.

NHADDERDoN, J. SToNER * MICH
" L.. 2O4 h street, - olas, 1909 Tenth
Importer and Dealer in street, Painters, and Deal
Paints, Oils, varnishes, ers in Paints Oils, Var
Window Glass, Wall nishes, etc. The best Coal
Paper, Mixed Paints Ar Oil, water white, 800 fire
lists and Painters Ma test. Country orders So
teral- lcited
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COFFEE AND TEA DEALERS.
WOOD AND co.

~ AR I'd Err, D. -
" woodward, cornef
OF Fourth and / stree.s,
Sacramento. Wholesale
and retail dealer in al
kinds Of hard and soft
wood, and all the differ
ent kinds OF cpal. Prices
the very lowest.
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L Lien, ROBERT,
~ lessee Of Agricult-
ursl Park, Sacramento,
The Race Track is the
finest in the State. The
Refreshment rooms are
supplied with the best
brsr d Il Wines, Liquors
and In
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UTNRER DEALERS
EURNITURF DEALERS

DREUNER, JOHN
Dealer in Furniture
and Bedding, 604, COS and
COS X street.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

CAPITAL TRANSFER
~ Co.-Ofice, 524 X
street. Always on hand
70 deliver baggage to ana
from all trains and st-am-
els also from oae part Of
the city to another.
WALRArH & Co.,
Proprietors.
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q, TRONG, W. X. &
~ co. - Commission
Merchants and Wholesale
Dealers in every descrip-
ton OF California farm
produce, green, dried and
tropical fruits, seeds,
nuts, honey, general mer-
chandIse. Props. Capital
Nurseries, Sacramento.
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DED HOUSE - IA
and 7I6 J street.
Dry Goods Department.
Importers direct from
manufacturers, which
saves all indictments
percentage.
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H ILGORE IL TRACY
IN Wholes ale an d
Rr,all Dealer in Flour,
Grain, Ground Feed, etc.
AGENTS for Noore's Sui
phur sheep Dip. Orders
from the country solicit
ed. 9l3 an 3 9I5 X street,
between Ninth an d
Tenth, Sacramento.
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COUSTRY ORDER TRADE.
WOOL AND HIDRs,

Il NIGHTS, W. r. &
IN Co. Wool Pullers.
Dealers in Hides, Sheep
Skins, Tallow, Deer
Skins, Goat skins and
Furs, Sacramento, Cal,
Front street, between S
and 7. 2. o. Box 443.
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.NELEGRAPHHoUsE

HNELEGRAPH HOUSE
Il } street, bet. Twelfth
and Thirteenth. House
new y furnished and cen
trally located. Good fam
lily or single rooms on
reasonable terms. Near
est house to Agricultural
Park. Good stables. b.
A Fhrr. Proprietor.
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kNHESLEY, GkO.W.-
4 Importer and Whole
sale Dealer in Wines,
Liquors, Groceries and
Cigars, No. 81 Front
street, Sacramento. Sole
agent for the genuine
Rock and Rye for the Pa
cific coast. Trade mark
registered.
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WIRE DEALERS.

TALIFORNIA WIRE TONES OVENS
Y WOrks-Manufactur- 81
ers of and Dealers in 200 J street, Sacra-
Wire and Wire Goods
Brass, Copper, and Iron nento Pacific Coast Gen
Wire Cloth, the seutt eral Agents for Glidden
Patent Barbed Fence | pa,a,. S+aol p,-h uo.
Ware, sievts, Shade Cloth, -, 'HSe
BIRD Cages, Screens etc. wire. Inc pest osrbed
307 AID 800 St, Sac'to. wire in the world
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FLOUR
BaENIX FIGURING

nAENIX FIGURING
Mills-Corner Thir-
teenth ard J streets. Geo
Schroth & Co Dealers in
Flour, Middiiags, Bran,
Ground Barley, Patent
Process Flour, Corn Meal,
Cracked Wheat, Dat Meal,
Buckwheat and Graham
Flour.
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DARK NURSERY
Corner Tenth and P
sire e is, Sacramento.
Floral Designs 4 spe.
cialty. F. A. Ebel, prop.
TTNIoN NURSERY
Tenth street, bet.
Z and V, Sacramento.
Frank Kunz, Florist and
Nurseryman.
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BODICE AND COnmr5sIoN MsR-

A YON, WI. NJ. Sue
~ cessOr to Lyon &
Barnes, Commission Mer-
chant and Wholesale Pro-
duce Dealer. Vegetables,
butter, eggs, green and
dried fruits, cheese, peul-
try, honey, etc. Alfalfa
seed a speciality. III, lI9,
l23 ] street. Sacramertn.
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WINES. uaroRs AND SALOONS.

Il AFAYETTE HALL,
IL S14 h street, be-
tween Third and Fourth.
Sacramento. Chas. Dan
gler, Proprietor. Fine
Liquors and Cigars. Egg
Lemonade, the most oe-
licious drink ever made.
All the leading newspa-
DarS
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l AlNE, J. Z. NJ D.
II Physician and Sur
seou Office Hours S
TO loA ST.; 3 to 8, and z
tbs p 81. Office and res
i5ence, 323 ! street, be-
tween THird and Fourth,
NloNmCItI. CaLiilrnil.
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SCHN EIBEL, A.,
~ proprietor Tenth and
y Street Market. The
very best Of fresh and
salt meats always on
hand ; also sausages. De
.iyered to any part of the
city without extra charge.
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The Reason.

"leOk here" said a judge TO r jurymae
Il do nos desire TO wound your feelings, oni
why don't you put on y clean shlrtf'
Because my wife has been very busy for
several days ard ! have had no one to sew
on buttons
Hasn't yODr wife had time to sew on a
bultong'
NO, SIR
What's the matter, children sicky
No. sir; Children somewhat dirty, but in
good health
What is your wife doing that keeps her
so constantly employed
well, YOU see, several days ago, our
minister came around and said that by
such a time he had to have 200 pairs Of
bceeches to send to the heathens, and my
wi!e-goOd soul that she is-has been busy
ever since. Just wait, judge. till she gets
through, and then Ill come around and
dazzle this court with the whitest shirt YOU
ever seed"
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A Tight Squeeze.

was in an Illinois town. The papers
were out with a sensational article regard,
ing the defalcSti0n aDd fight of the town
treasurer, and the affair was the talk on
every corner and in every store. A New
Yorker who happened to be in the town was
CONSIDERABLY interested. and in conversation
with a leading merchant he remarked:
81 presume he gave q boud?
"0h, yes"
ANN the bondsmen are gOodg,.
That's the deuce OF il, mister ex.
claimed the merchant. I'm the only bonds
man. and he's placed me in a mean posi-
ton. / was preparing TO fail and beat nv
Chicago creditors, but Tif be hanged If /
see how I'm to beat Chicago and the town
too. and get enough property in nv wife's
name to start a Wholesale house in Du-
buaUe.
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His Explanation.

James. you wretch! How did that hait
get on your cost2 It's a red one, too! Tel
me. now
"SOothe yourself. my love, soothe your
self. supposed it got on 10 the street car
caught on as | leaned back, o know.
But how did it get on the breast of your
eoatf Oh, dearl 1t couldn't go in front
from the back of the seat.
"Pshawi That comes from not having
any scientific information. Don't you know
that hairs move automatically on sny fuzz
surface? Capillary attraction, nv dear.
na,;IJarv attraction
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he Didn't Forget.

In reviing and abusing your mothSr.in-
law, . put in the preacher, as Fitzgoober
wound ND his trade on those defenseless
creatures, "you should not lose sight of the
fact that to them YOU 1--WE the existence OF
your sfectiorate wife.
al didn't lose sight of it. snapped Fitz;
then in an undertoae ne added. IF had,
maybe / wouldn't have been so hard on the
old lady
lie hat hath experience, needs no eSpla.
nation Of the above.
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FsissdsAAis Csz.
Little Dick-WhAt Is those animals IN
that big window. mamma? !.
Mamma-That IS q fur store window, and
the animals are seals and bears.
SIS they ahyeYF /,
~Oh. no. They were shot AMI sutherland
then stood up to look as ifthey were alive.
who are those ladies in the window by
them, mammal
They are dressed up figures to show the
neA styles in fura"
"Ain't the ladies alvefP
NO, pet"
Was they shot and stuffed, too
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NTECSLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT. OCro.

NHECELENBURG CIRCUIT COURT, 0CTO.
vi Der Sd, iSS4.
oohSIt Winter, administration OF
RichaSS Thompson, deceased
Plaintlr,
Ro6er, wintsr and Belle Winter; IN Cha,c4ry.
his wife; Geo b Thompson,
ChaS E 1homT son, Robert N.
Thompson and Geo. W. Gctreti
sud SIe Getrel, his vile, de
iend2n.S
ENTRACr FIoN DECREE
"And & appearing to the Court that more than
two years have elapsed since the Qualification of The
personal representative OF Bichard Thompson, de
oased, and that there is q balance OF S2,SS.go In the
bands o; said administrator Tor diStribatiou as per
The said rePor, OF Coar Faulkner, after dedgeins
zoe sEoenS herein oeiore ordered TO be raid, 90
The sid Richard ThompsOa, deceased. who. as 40.
pSarS ne1 the pSPers ia this cause. died ~intcSt2te.
the Court doth atiIdge, order and decree that the
creditors 81 the said kehard Thompson, deceased. Il
asy sUch there are, DO appear on thc 18th day Of De
cembcT, 1884. at the once OF Com'r c. J. Faulkner.
in the townOf Boydloa, MeckleasGrg county. Yir,
gibia' and shoS Gauss, Il any they can. against ths
payment and delivery Of the estate Of the
sad Richard Thompson, deceased, 10 his DIS
tTbnfec~ Andthe Court doth further Gliudge, or
per and dscrec that Com'- Faulkner do cause 4 copy
20 much % this decree sshas been made upon the
molten Of Belle Ninter conveuing The creditors Of
The sad Richard Thompson, deceased, 70 10 pub
ishcd oaoe a week sr four Successive weeks prior h
the said nah Deeemher. iSsl.in some usxspaoer pab-
EShdin toe city OF Riehn0ad, virgioia and sl1o some
R~vspapSE pRbisksa in the city of Wheeling, Mes,
Virginia. ths dnst publication o. sail order 20 ppear
az leaSFSo days oestrt the 9sh Deccuater. 1884. AMI
tk2t be DO PQst 4 copy OF 'ai1 Crler At The rant door
OF The court korse Of this COUNTY on .he hrSt day OF
tvo successive tsuas o, tse Co1niy Court Of this
county. and that the said commissioner do make re
pert % tAtS Ceurt or the Judge thereof 10 s6rstion
vhststr any creditors % The all Richard Thonpson
shall adpear before him on to- sid s7th day OF De
cem6er, BSL and Snch cause ss they or aay of them
nAy Shoes sninst The payneat Ana delivery Of aii
e. ate Of the aid Rirhans Thompsoo d~esSed. to his
tEGih1teeS, and that The said co unissi5aeS a II,
Jectaiiy report any matter deemed pertinent bF
hinsSf O nqsired to be y reported BY AM purity
iD.erestsds A copy.
TSts NC. crRTIs. u,rs.
Oc2soeEt
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haze had the Fsortssis for hiee ia6n.hs. Abs,Ii
nine months ago / spfled to q doctor near Boston,
who helped me, bnt unfortunately / had 70 leave,
but continued taking his medicine for nearly three
uonths, but the disease did not iesve. I saw Mr.
Carpenters letter In the Phiiade;pk;a Record. and
his case perfectly described mine. tried the Cur
CUBA REsEDrES, Using two bottles RESoLvEsT and
cUTcUEA aud CCrrcURA SOAP in proportion, and
coli myself completely cured.
L +. BARNARD.
WAzERFoRD,N q. J.
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de Ought to 10.
Nr lork bITsGL.
Again he's here.
With fendtSh leer.
The fellow whom you all doth know:
In manner wise
Tie Winks lis eyes
And sweetly says. II told yoa 80"
Wen get q club
And, uub-a-dab.
Wen mash BIN with = nights boz.
Let's hang him hgki
lie ought to d.
Thr Ente& shoSays. "f told yoa -"
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u. ID. wINDER,
Safe and Lock Regaira
no. ais NAN 81. WHEELING. w. VA.

Hss sna secondhand Sssss fo-esa ssta o.enss
ses1 cozatnai4oo b .sk o< toRisi 30 ntstSc sE
ogspsr ts-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Every species Of Itching. scaly, Rmply, 5crotu
iouS, IrncTiied ard Contagious Hum0gs, with I1ss
OF Fair. cured BY CUrIcrRA EEsoLvEST the nez
Blood Purifier internally. and CCITcrRA ari CrrI.
crRA soar the graf skin Cars externally.
SOi3 everywhere. Price, CrTSUAaA. 50 ceats:
soar, . cents: RROIyxsr. s.
Pottsx Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston.
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y Ohio, CITY Of Wheeling, in the Municipal Court
OF wheeling.
William F. sehnelle -
Louisa Dickescheid and o.afrs
To Al Faaa Il Nay GoAsYa:
fotiee is he--eps given that Otto &. SchuchArdt,
lgurrdi an Of Christian W, Schuehardt and Attillie
l. ,apchardt, infant defcndantsin the above cause,
duly and lawfully appointed and qusiifed in the
Comfy OF Papii ton and State OF Ohio rs such guar
disn. has made application TO said CONT by petition
IN writing for an order that the money arising from
the s1les OF real estate in the city oil Wheeling aiore-
said, in which real estate said infants were interested
IS heirs Of DR.. Guenther schuehardt, deceased,
made by Special Commissioners Henry N. kuSSh
aud Alfred Caldwell md decree in the above en-
lit.eJ cause, now in the hands or hereafter coming
inte TIE bands Of said special commissioner, belong
ing Co Sad infants and the money due said Infants
arising from sales Of personal property, which was
In The residence Of said DR.. GueulheI Scuchardt at
the lime OF his eeath and which had been conveyed
20 Gibson L. Cranmer, trustee, by deed dated March
20. 1859, made by Henry NJ. Russell, administrator
with The W1l annexed Of slid deceased. and from
diviis2ds CO. iected by said administrator, shall be
paid and deliveredto said guar ian. aud that ne be
au.hor:zed 10 remove the same to the State OF Ohio,
in which State he was appointed and qualified andin
which be and his said wards reside. A hearing will
re had upon sad . phi, alton on Monday, the 18th
day % De- omAer, 1884. at p. NJ, before said court
OTTO &. SCHUCHARDT.
0uardi4 An as Aforesaid
= CALDWELL, Solicitors Tor said APP
~Iljcant. nolIbawt
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~scRoFULOUs SORES.

lad a dozen lad sores upon my body, and tfid
all remedies / could hear ct, snd atlas tried your
CpTIcCRA aEsKDTEs Eod thar have cured me.
JS0. GASKILL-
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= rsr eLappel sad ouy
% La Skin. GTtCuRA S0AR.
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The Cr0nker,

EEesEagS.
On, the melancholy cToaker,
With his crOak. croak. cnoak.
he can always tell ! funeral,
But never tell . :okes
he. in his ready c0hn,
Can drive 4 nail. no doubt;
But with \ smiling yiSasc
He never draWs Que cut.
Oh, the poor, unhappy erOaker
Like 4 resolving Vane.
He antedateS the weather.
Is ure It's goirs 90 rSin:
He knows the crops are rIiaed,
His memory he jogs
To prove that nov the corniry
Is going TO the dog.
The dreaTy, weary eroaker
Will have 20 die some diy;
Perhaps bell 90 10 heaven
And walk the golden way;
But Ehea the shining Pavements
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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-05-28

There is not much punishment in
flicted; what there is consists in plac-
ing the culprit in solitary confinement
and reporting the case to the authori-
ties at Washington, long, tedious,
and roundabout way. This of course
refers to infractions of the prison rules
in regard to everyday affairs. All of
the prisoners are kept busily employed
during certain hours at their legiti-
mate work, from which some return is
expected. No idling or lolling about
is countenanced, and sick man must
be excused by the surgeon in charge
or he will be required to do his full
share.
In military prisons as in everything
else perfection cannot be reached.
There has been as much thought and
care bestowed upon this one as upon
any similar one in this country or any
other. The great point to arrive at
is how far to push punishment-what
| will do in one case will not do at all in
another, men are SO differently consti-
tuted. | have just noticed the case of
one of the convicts who was tried and
sentenced to years confinement for
making his escape. He was also charg-
ed with taking away a pig valued at
$3.50, but was found guitless of this
offcnse. The convict in this instance
had not Bismarck's S adherence for the
American hog, but evidently thought a
little fresh pork would be welcome
change of diet from the usual prison
fare. There is nothing about this pris-
on suggestive of the ''donjon keeps" "
of old, everything being bright and
new and upon the whole quite attract
i've. Still even here life becomes mo-
notonous, and many of the inmates
have wasted away into hopeless insan
ity. AS years move on our men in au-
thority will learn how to make this
prison more of terror to evil-doers,
and thus do away with the great fault
of the United States service-deser-
| ton.