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New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
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4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
CHARGED h, 4fS'S me si,' ~ =. - Sc.v.yors,
y 2pEiI er,-iea' q M 2pit .r'"irsc 's;,,
Main oace l.Si7 1ro,iway near a'h.'t
T-aucii- - ias lsJtG-si. }i-.vc.
Brook 'vn ), 70 'pa n 81 olr,,.I 1e.r 2. ,it M ~
-. 81 "a ta',o-s. & a., near near N4n & erP,.t-'vs. % %, & ,.
ne referonc-- he ioovu- advertisers in.
A,vo-ascr. ran 80 ,ecr AZ orr oaic-
COON -Ir- . l-s: nr.r4t- iaWdT cay OF country NO
20 IA hr.rcl4', prva'e mm.y No. u 4.at 1917
90 * sri ASSIST wAsH.-EIcelsat family cook.
rloF ant LtJ VDFi-s-Gool cook and thorough
h N1n - igr'.. .a, p1'ate .amily city or eoun.
lAUNpEL RI cHAM4It WORN K.-rnor1nshy com
ci, MaEfvorK nf UAI' .>o.-Ncat young AM com.
pe .rl o.c .. o.. 3if lrnldw.v.
srGsE- -rrotesta-. a'ant- hrstca.s No.h4. i.jl7
HUns .-sernan. Protestant. spea.s cool Lng'sh No.
Nt ~. ,.. ,Is. a4nt.. thorough competent young
and neat NJ D. ~ l3I, i.goaiwaT
4 MISS !. CAMPBEl Is foreign and do
". mc-iic ma ano fenac EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ended rom ms Office
4 RCHlTECTS. Young iadv of several wears
n experience wants position III Once o A9r1,,s g
'"' '' Ai4"'H'' ~
4 LADY wishes a situation IN AN American
y family ,or on cincaea lth "oman az c6snb rWad
e VT & 9 as '.4n m 1'..> .I e e. tE ~ Can for two
days.
4 LADY wishes t, obtain situation for a
~ gl who liNed with hr iatys maid or
and at or Ito light work. AN ne
the hours OF 10 and oct IN aud sta, at 20
West 4J.hst
4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN as
y cnllrrns rsc would assist in humber warS
Ta6urS cpto n noaice igSS BrosGwav.
ADyERIISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ fOKk TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICE, No Ie.s Broadway. corner Thirty
hr.r-st until D. NJ and 30s Nest IwenythTn, corner
Ilghth ave. 40 53 fOulth-.'e- souTieenth--t
NS0 rhrl.ave. FOrtyeyenh.sf., Nos 100 Ihird
ave qelr Ifetn..f lnr the HARLFM OrFfC CE. %
Thru ave corner dithst 1p 70
~ jrlce
Iu,u3rn.AiD amt As l. + NUR> by
y competent person Oest cry references. call az 427
West 3sd-st.
NHANB IRWORK HOU SEWORK or NURSE.
y By very nice voIng gT.. tur cty country not
afraid oi wors YnIg onest. and sober. good win chill
drru. very
Can AZ l52 6th.ave. near l7th.st. MAR upstairs.
COOK. &c.-Bv respect bic woman. recently
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
0.iin Esl! Ge.ate for Sale.

Brslncss 1r,ueriD FOR sac III q Lf'
CTORE. basement and sub-cellar 20 let"
rutland = WHITING, Beesman-sr.
FI'O LET.-lia1d-ome corner Offices IN Tempe
4 Court. by parties IRON TIE city.
KTLAND WHITING, . Iieekutn'Hi.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

UNi'N TRUST CONTAIN or Nfw-NofN.)
a. BHoAur. ~ COS Rr0Tu.--r.
Oc,ofer =. l,rt. y
A REGULAR Quarterly Dividend OF NO
y tNpOEF Arf "ll pfH - NT 0u f % r.rIfl SOCK
o. the rt los Tll ~r CtNPA SIS OF NEA-fDRh viii
paId Doe o,c ol 49, company aud alter tuc 4utu ay
60. NttoIIf. I-ei.
rnc Or "a er books Monday. october g. and
'''" '" A. @ DONALDSON. secretary
4 DVERTISEMENT rOR THE NEW
y YORK THIHI 81 WILL BE RECEIVED Al Tue
UPtOWN OFFICE SO. l.-'S bros.say. corner thirty
hrsts uutii D. H. lld 'os c.t I""li- --.r- eoruer
sp .hrdAve goIt,..egenih.t. N,s !.o- lhir1.
a.o. l"af riu-.t. tnt % iir ia LEM !t tk T. 1850
Ih.rd .orrr 1urnuniiet Aldtv7nty aitls-- - 70
-. "a. .4 rcyIasr Jmas
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

DIVIDEND 40. =.
II -llLAA GhtypT MINING "o. o' AXE VALLEY " NJ
OI.tEi.n "a A.sIi--A.
pfL.N.LriiA. Au@ g. 1851
Tire Drcct1rs tlis av 'ecla'di dividend
IWItII.FINE tT- share -LD'.Iii d, plft1t sd .F
TTNBER D. khoder- fl-u - r-c1ri BoDk' clJsf
p 1 FRANCIS BACON.
WABASH. sT LOUIS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY CoNrANT
y iOrls sept -, l9si
NOTICE.-In;erest due August l on the fol-
y lowing scrip Decatur and East II Louis AZ
m0rtga quincy Aud Toledo III HIr Grea, WESTERN
ID mortgage Toledo W4uasl anf Western ton.oltaicd
mortgage payable AZ the M@r 'pDan National banA
Nev-York. SnL0X HTMr,M r,MkEYs' Receivers.
oYrIcL Or HE DUBUQUE Sioux CITY T.. Co,
- WILLIAMS,
NEW OAK. sept 10 1884 y
NOTICE.-A Semi-annual dividend OF one ana
" one.hal' rer cent this been declared upon TIE
Company PAYABLE on the oxeenth D1y ot Ocl0
The office % MessT-. Ohm PAION & co, No
- Wsmt Nev.York to stockholders OF record at the
closing OF ihe books
The trans er books will 3Oh inst. and
opened On the l7th day Oi OCTOBER next
g. II. CANDEE. Treasurer.
THF MISSOURI PAcIFIc RAILWAY Co,
1875 BEOADwAY, NEW YORK. sept. 30 1881.
rEHE coupons due October |. 1854, OF the
l GENERAL CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE PER
CENT BONDS OF The IT LOUIS IRON MOUNTAINS
AND SOrTHFRN RAILWAY COMPANY will Je paid on
that upon presentston At the Otce OF the
"s'' '--''' ''u'' ~ W. --' Al. CALEF
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
forses ano Carriages.

A ADvERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK IR' BuNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TnE
UPTOWN OPP ,ES. No. l,Z.s Broadwzy Thirty
astst until D. a. and Dos West Twenty hirist- corner
kgbth ave. No 1913 fourth-aSe. Foureeptbst.
20 Thtr,lave Forty -ev.pthst 1ds7 Thir0
ave, a,totb-st. and ~ IA. HARLEM offICh- 3eu
Ibtrf One hunir Ell mn 81. ~ -
y et regular once
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
Gltuaiions rranieo-- males.

CROOM.-Young sin gle man wishes SITUATION
" groom second man. unezceptionai reference VIII
W 'O'"1 '"s '"" ''s" d. l57 East 5-th-.t
NURSE BY a colored man a. professional
~ nurse aud massage operator hsdt rec D@me nuen ~
pe<soitD serve psiehAs
al their by the hour week ANhtrs .., .
An RrDD ga West 4tth.si.
VALET or COMPANlON.-By an intelllgent
German I ron Germany, o"it.eii .n1
France 1siy, and New YOIk ty. Address l. HDhMlDl'
so Last7thsL
NNATCHMAN or PORTER--By young
w German speaks Eng ish sge twenty three y-'i''
"'N Addre.. q. HAAsCu. 40 40 Esst Ythst.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
- ASSOCIATIONS.
rerfi BY the ~f1.r - NNv-NOrSN
:. oDEI.f. nr-sifeuf b. V. DfLL -rsisirsc
W H. PROS t.R ,re.a-T NJ A. La Ji5. ls.brIsr
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

,Icktts can be procured foot IAberty.sf Pier No
Sorh yei a l62 2O7 2572Gl Al 944 and 1928 Broad-
way t5t CO.. and 80 bth-aNe. J RyluetOnsts lO and
S-tnv csi l6s 2Js Last l25h pTlno pal Hotels
tNl OK city In Brooklyn at Nos 1U7 Pruao-
way -. 80 tultOn-st. 30 Msnhattanave; De Kalb-
W. 49, Atlantic ave. IL Hobokeu, 2j4 Washington
transfer Company viii all check baggage from
Io,eisor Residence tOdestinatiOn
) r. hOOTTEN G a. HANCOCK
General Manager Gen. Pas. and Ticket A gt
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

rENO RENT.-lG3 JtG-ave.; ciDnet hnish
C.. j. HA"I. l-3 Broad 'ay.
~TH-ANE. below the PMk.-Au elegant
- melusird house perfect or - 20 ct 9a bargain
p'' '''' - a. cEUIGsHANK & Coz lco IT adaay.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
fclp hJarteo.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al / ~
UPTOWN OFFICES No. ,1gs Broadway, corner Thirty
until D. and 800 West Iren vthirns corner
Lighth No. 53 FouIh-@ye. corner tourteenth''
100 Thrd.sve corner Fortyseventh-st, Nos lOO Thrd
ave. Sl1iieth. ana At the HARLEM OFFICE AS1
Third .And.tw uftL-sL op ~
bp. H.. At regular Off ratoa
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09
.JERsEY sOCTHERN DIVISION

Prom TerNo. :. North River via saldy HOOK
tOMMENCING : PIT -. l-S4
fOISEAERlGHT, LONG BRANCH. etc. at $50 1918 a H.
$40. a.D' =. m. sundays. .. d
tOI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $50 lOl5a ~ 3.45
JOOp m
For tLBLRON, ,AsBURN PARK. OCEAN GROVE, POINT
PLEA SAN !. etc. al lO.I5 u IN. $40 p.m
fof lAkENODD TOMS RIVER and BAENEGAT at 9. a.
p Suudiy IS 800 N
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

"FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE"
steamers leave iIom Pier 3J y r. daily. except Sunday.
a5pm
FARES REDUCED.
Frstcls.s; Boston So
Cores bonding reductions 10 all POINTS East.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-09

Two LTT.-Elegant hrown-Stone house. s49
l Ie-u~tpn.4ve. Gfth--t. cabinet finish. tn" wanies
mir ~ cu.neI,r superior lu4bns Itfa lie oraiOns
Nn,v 20 D.. q HU tNiA f. 80 Ca.a 81.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

The Aspen 7imes says; James w. Buck
lin will represent the district, including
-Pitkin, Gupnison, Mesa, Delta aud Mon'rose
counties in the legislature. He was elected
by n majority over Il. c. Wilson Of from 400
to $50 votes. This proves that on this side of
the continental divide the people are not in.
auenccd to vote by the lavish use Of money
ut saloons. Almost any one will drink or
smoke with candidate, but when his vote
Is asked. it is another matter. An idea Of
merit controls thevoters of western Colorado
The people have come here to develop new
country and establish their homes, and will
not bc influenced by money in voting for
men TO make their laws.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

THK House Of Representatives of the 49th
Congress will be Democratic, notwithstand-
ing the Republicans make net gain of "a.
The Republicans gain 81 in all, but this mum.
Der is partially Offset by the gain ON the part
Of the Democrats Of ten. II is n noteworthy
fact that with one exception, the Democratic
gains are In the South, and with two exccp-
tions the Republican gains are in the North.
The Democrats make gain of one in Ne.
brnska, and the Republicans gain one each
in Missouri and Tennessee. Hereafter the
Virginia delegation will consist Of eight
Democrats nnd two Republicans. or Rcadjus-
ters, and the entire Mississippi delegation
will be Democratic, whereas II has in the
past consisted Of Ave Democrats and two
Republicans. Florida, Kentucky, Maryland,
No III Carolina and Texas each contribute
one to the Democratic column of gains.
Tn ,rc will lie but thirteen Republicans In
lhe, new house from the South.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

If Mr.. Cleveland has been elected he will
be seated, There Is no disposition on the
the part of the people Of this country to rob
uny man Of his rights. and if one Of the
rights of certain man chances TO be the oc-
cupancy Of the White House for four years
that right will be recognized and even entor.
ccd. The only thing now standing between
Mr.. Cleveland aud the Presidency is the Of.
fciul counting Of the votes. II this counting
gives II to him. and II there is no evidence of
still great Republican party, will raise a
hand to prevent his taking his scat. The
Democrats need have no fears. They will
receive their rights, IL Cleveland is elected
he will be seated. II he is not elected he
will not be seated.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12
Tn. Mu,doon.. Platform.

The Muidoon is being conducted strictly
as n business enterprise. Grocery and dry
goods establishments are institutions that
serve to contribute to the peace, dignity and
general welfare of communities, but mcr.
camille establishment conducted on a gift en-
terprise plan which governs SO many papers,
would bump up against a shcrih's sale the
first whirl. Very many people indulge the
mistaken notion that the newspaper is u sort
of free -for-all institution, inauyuratcd and
invented TO be run Tor the satisfaction of ev-
cryboiy and any body who has an ax to grind
or ambition to crafty. These are the people
who howl about the vcnalty and trcachery Of
the press, when they discover that the press
is not sewer upon which they can float all
their miserable, petty jcalousics, forgetting
that they have ms legitimate right to enter
u grocery establishment and demand ease
of fruit, or a sack Of -four, as they have to
impose upon the columns Of their city or viii
lagc paper. We have learned by sad exper.
ience that u journalistic enterprise, conducted
on other than business principles, is one that
lends to penury, want and absolute poverty,
and To avoid all such left ft.handed blessings,
we take the opposite trail. An unswcrving
adherence to Business principles is the Ma!.
doon's platform.
David Is emphntically correct. lie has
sized up the situation In language both forci.
BILE and truthful. Unless run in the interest
of some scheme Tin which it would not ex-
pect TO make Legitimate livelihood, n news.
paper IL the source of revenue which holds
its proprictor's head above wAter.--kS.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

The Butler ticket poiled five votes in Precinc,
No. |. and two in Precinct No. I.
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
Precinct MOL, John C. Chapman; precinct
No. 2. 5. NJ. frady short term, J. p. Barlow;
precinct No. 5. Harry Grant precinct No. 4,
+. l.. Boyd: precinct No. 8, Samuel Wade.
CoNsTABLEs.
Precinct No. !, Henry Hammond precinct
No. ., long term, James Osborn short term;
I'd. Barrow; precinct No. 3. Frank Wood
ring: precinct No. 4, Jesse Hart: precinct
No. 5, George ". Wade.
ROAD ovERsEEgs.
District No. /, Robt. X. Thomas district
No. ., W. J. Gard; district No. 3, \. B.
Campbell district No. 4, Albert Mcneil /:
distric, No. 5, J. r. Doughty; district No. 6.
Robt. {. liutchison district No. :, A. {.
Burdick
Delta chief., 1884-11-12
Delta County hsOrk Gre~cr~ Associa.
li0n.


A party of stock men assembled at the
Hotchkis, school house in Delta County,
Colorado, Saturday November S, 1854, for
the purpose Of permanently organizing
stock growers association, to he called the
Delta County Stock Growers Association.
The organization was made permanent.
The by laws were pre- en,ed by the executive
committee, II. koehier, l.. u. Wiimot, and
5. B. Hartman, and were adopted. Nomina-
tons were made for permanent officers, bal
lot taken, and il was found that l.. d, viii
mot, of North Fork, was elected for Prcsi.
dent; $. 5. Baldwin, of Harris Basin for
Vice. President; Geo. W. Duke, secretary I:
aud +. 7. iIotchkiss. treasurer. On motion
the meeting adjourned at io'clock p. IN. The
by laws adopted will be published as soon as
convenient. A cordial invitation is extended
to stock growers of Delta county and vicii ity
to become members of said association.
GKo. w. DUKE, Sec'ty.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

TnK lesson Of the year has taught ranch.
men that there is more profit in raising oats
than in wheat. With u larger yield per acre
aud better price per pound. and always a
good market, oats have been much more
profitable crep than wheat. Until such time
n. the ranchmcn eau realize more than the
Denver price for his wheat, there will be u
very small acreage hereafter planted.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

TuE election is over, but the result yet re.
mains in doubt. Everything hinges on Ne"
York, and both parties claim the state. The
official canvass, vhick took place yesterday,
will se:ti. the question. Aswe 20 to press
the result OF this canvass has not reached
this point. From the presen, outlook the
rhsnc,-s are all with Cleveland, although by
n very small plurality.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT GuNNIsoS, COLO,
October ~, 1884. !
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before A. X. King. county
Judge, at Delta Colorado. on November u 1854, viz:
l.capcr Gill, d. $. No. Sst Ute Series, for the
sts Of nc,4 see Is and sis of nwl, sec. u, town.
Is south, range " west 9Th principal meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation 9 /,
said land, viz: W. y. stephens, Henry Fadcl.,
Thomas Griffith and W. l.. Many, all of pelta,
Colo, JOHN j. THOMAS. Register
Delta chief., 1884-11-12
Administrator. 4 Notice.
, hi Rricc N. prnkc. dcccAscl.

The undersigned having been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Bricc Il. Drake, late
OF the county of Delta and state of Colorado,
deceased hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the County Court OF Delta county. at the
Court House in Delta. Mt the November Term. on
the frst day thereof. being the Nth day of No.
vcmber, A. d. lsSt, at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notified and
requested tu attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said es.
tate arr requested to make immediate payment
To tho Undersigned.
W. .. STEPHENS, Administrator.
First publication October -, 1854.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12
onicinl Vote Of DeI,. County.

County Clerk Kellogg and Justices Steph-
ems and Hutchison met as n canvassing board
last Monday and made the official count of
the votes east at the recent election, with the
following result:
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

THE Denver EePnbiiean is about 10 make
another newspaper stride. The terms have
been agreed upon for the purchase of per-
fecting press, TO print from u roll Of paper.
BY this means the forms can be held until
late hour in the morning for the freshest
news
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

THE Board of County Commissioners meet
10 called session next Monday, TO make pre-
parations for funding the county debt
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

THE amendments to the State constitution
received 225 majority in Delta county, and a
tremendous majority throughout the State.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

TuE Republicans elected their entire State
ticket in this State. with handsome MAORI
ties. The Legislature is over two-thiris Re
uublican
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

CONTESTED land eases promise to be the
excitement OF the winter. This state Of al.
fairs naturally follows in a country settled
before the government survey has been made,
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

THE New York State Board Of Canvassers,
for canvassing the returns by counties, meets
OH the 18th, next Wednesday.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

TIE winter ranges are unexceptianall!
good this year.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

AFTER mature deliberation We have come
TO the conclusion To put our rooster in train
ing for thanksgiving. The dod-gnsted thing
never was much on the crow. anyhow.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

COUNTY warrants have risen in price ma
terally since the funding scheme was carried
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

SINCE the excitement over the election has
died down people arr turning their attention
to their former pursuits, all seem contentcd
which ever way the thing went.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

The President ha. issued his proclamation
setting apart Thursday, the eth day OF No
vember as q day Of thanksgiving.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

THE winter promises to bea cold one, with
but little snowfall.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

JAMES W. BucKLIS carried every county
in his disGict.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12

THE funding scheme was carried by eighty
six majority.
Delta chief., 1884-11-12
Hunters! If you want first-class gun
call at McGranahan Bros.

Quit-claim deeds, chattel mortgage deeds,
warranty deeds. powers OF attorney and leases
for sale at the office of THE CHIEF.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Gu forbDttet griniesie.

Der er / Baris en- ianb Sperls6iss
beb paa 6crboIb, os iaauel trasiife iom
tomifte. llnbertiben sientaser nGiten
be iamme Scener fig, fun meb fors
ifislise Y%srioner. 5 2ubuis pbilipps
Glib par mar iualebss msset optaset at
Maria Stsua, Der srtlarebe, at BUN
par en- 8atter at PbiIippe gsoIits, os
paaitob, at ct forbpttet Barn bauoe be-
rsust bsnbe bsnbes 5sbiels.et. Sun
itreu en- Bog for at bsuiie fine guas
ftanbs. 8osen blsp forbubt os finbes
MI fun iom en- flor Sielbenbeb Dos
8o9iamIere. Man tan nu mart usnte
en- at lisnenbe art. s ct bsitebent
5otel, lite lanst fra Stationsn ct.
Qosore, sr en- Dame paa furrsipur aar
ifGrb meb at forfatte ct Tpusifrift, iom
pil frembrinse ct npt merft Buntt |
5iitorisn. 9omen er neiten blottst for
grifsrsmibler, fOroi ben bemmslisuebss
fulbe Bsnfion, iom er blsuen bsube be-
tult at en- guropaiit Rssierins, pIubs
ieIis sr bort op. If buiIten @runb er
Bet lfest2 9ftsr bpub Oamsn paaitaar,
er bun en- 8atter at ct mG9tist tronet
5Oueb Os Offer for IN 6~Orbptte!ie.
5snbes 6aoer par mOrsonutiit gift, fors
IN zen ban bIeu gift Isgitimt, os bun
paaitaar, at ifsIse ct Sefts, Der bIeu
siust til Sen msrsunotiife Rcber, bIeu
benns8 9atter forbpttet meb bet Iesi.
time Barn, iSst Ratursn be9uuitiseOe
bsnne Blan peb at briuss be to Born
til gsrben paa n9iien famine lib.
Den uaste Briniesie, Der tom | ben
fOnseIise Rebe, bar buft 9ptfeu msb
fig o9 e9tet en- mGstis europGilt Brtns,
iOm snsans piI beitise III CHROME. Den
tsnssIise Srini,sie, iom uar SHer for
oenne Spt9, plsp opora9et paa en- tpr'
feIis Mtaaoe Os gift meb tn aosIss
manb, iom paa fin 9stsisng aabsns
bursbe benbe SsmmsIisbspen os be nGrs
mere Smitanbisbeoer psb bsnbes ros
mantiife 6sbiel. 0amen bar MI bet
Document, iom inbeboIber 8euis for,
at Der iiItommsr bsnbe 4snfOn, os en-
W9nsbs 8apirer, Der uiisr, at buab en-:
ten benbes 6ortauins CT iunb euer
uianb, iaa bar trpnsbe 9oueber fGiisi
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bsIss, at 9rGtnbsntnoen bIipsr "A
Gar | osnne Waaneo, o9 at benbes
fsrite 9gstsfaaes Raun par 9rcu
gunbi.
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1884-09-18
How EcIius.s Impress savauss.

The Greenlanders have a personal ap-
prehensen in the matter, and believe that
the moon rummages their houses for
skins or victuals, and destroys those
persons who have not observed due So
briefly. The South American Chiquitos
try to help the darkened star against
dog that has worried it till its light has
been colored red, and extinguished by
its streaming blood; and they shoot ar
rows into the sky to drive away the dog.
Charlevoix gives similar account of
the Guarani, except that with them
tiger has taken the place Of dog: and
in the language Of the Tupis the literal
translation of the word eclipse is, ''The
iaguar has eaten the sun. =
So, in Asia, the Tunguses believe an
evil spirit has swallowed the earth's sat
teIlites, and they try to frighten it away
BY shots at the darkened disk. In Sum
matra and Malacca the fear is aroused
that great snake viii swallow the
sun or the moon; and the Nagas Of As
sam set up great drum beating. as if in
battle to frighten away the deyouring
monster. Among the American tribes
are some who believe that eclipses are
warning of the approaching disappear
ance of the sun and the fall of the moon
at the end Of the world.
The Pottawattamies tell Of demon in
the shape of an old woman sitting in the
moon weaving basket, on the compile
tion Of which the world win Be destroy
ed. A dog contends with the woman,
tearing the basket to pieces every once
in a while, and then an eclipse Of the
moon takes place; others imagine that
the moon is hungry, sick or dying at
these times; while the AlfurHs, Of Ceram,
think he is asleep, and make d great up
roar to wake him.