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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14

TINES general calamity and con-
fusion have ever been productive of
the greatest minds. The purest ore
is produced from the hottest furnace.
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BEeGAR-"Please give me some
thing, madam, l am blind"
Lady-"Blind! Why, Il week ago
| gave you something because you
pretended to be lame"
Beggar-"Very true, madam. But
my customers like an occasional
change
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14

81 would like to treat" began u
Congressman, one day last week, and
then all the other Congressman
grabbed their hats and adjourned the
meeting by rising vote.-New York
Dispatch.
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PERCY'S
NAY fever REMEDY

ECKuART MINES MD., Aug. A, 1884.
Mr.. DoUGLAs G. PERCY, Frostburg. Md,
Dear Sir:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That I have been
l. afflicted with Hay Fever in its worst form
for about eight years. during which time |
have tried different remedies without any re-
lief, and had almost given upall hope of find
ing relief until last summer was persuaded
TO try your Hay Fever Remedy, and found
almost instant relief from the use Of it. Up
to that time l suffered periods Of fever five
weeks each year, and a portion of the time
was confined to my bed. Last year by using
your Remedy was able to attend to my busi-
ness during the time of the attack, which ha
not done before. ! can heartily recommend
it to any who are suffering from Hay Fever.
Respectfully yours, WM. PARKER,
of the firm of Wm Parker d Bro.
mild, effective preparation, put up in
50-cent and $l.25 bottles only by
D. G. PERCY, Proprietor,
Sold by all druggists. Frostburg, Md.
Aug 16
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HUNDREDS of people can talk for
one who can think, but thousands
can think for one who can see.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14

LET friendship creep gently to
height; if it rushes to it, it may soon
run itself out of breath.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14

A DEsERTER from the army was
taxed with being a coward. He re-
piled that he would rather be a cow
ard all his life, than a corpse fifteen
minutes.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14
PRIVATE SALE
Of
Very Valuable Real Estate.

TINHE SAND SPRINGS PROPERTY" )" sit
l. uated at the West end of Frostburg, is Of
fered at private sale.
The improvements consist of handsome
and convenient COTTAGE, A sNA-
containing 10 Rooms and MasSA,yAc MsaSAA
good Cellar; Fountain Pump MriiS&EsS
in the yard Of excellent sand HsszaEss2Ssa HssszaEsIskssSsa
stone water; Coalhouse, Icehouse, Wood
house, Washhouse and good Stabling; q
TENANT HOUSE, and LARGE
Taco-tStorg Building,
Suitable for q Brewery, Distillery, Tannery,
or Planning Mill
The buildings are comparatively new
The Lot contains ) acres, more or less, and
encloses a choice variety Of Fruit Trees.
Situated at the eastern base of Savage noun
TAM this property would make delightful
summer residence.
10y Title unquestonable.
1e'?nS-One-haf cash rcmaincaT in six
months with interest from date of sE9e
For further information apply or write to
WILLIAM STAPLES,
Sept - Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14

No change Of cars between Cumberland and
Huntingdon. Through cars between Hunt
ingdon and Philadelphia, New York and Pitts
burg. Passengers from points east of Hynd-
change cars at Hyndman, and arrive at Som
erset at 4:25 p. m. Passengers leaving Somer-
set at 1:49 a. m. make close connection at
yndman for all points east.
Tickets sold and baggage checked by PETER
Noon, Agent, corner Baltimore and Liberty
streets, Cumberland, and at the depot.
J. r. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
r. l.. HOLIDAY,
Feb Superintendent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14

A MAMMOTH BELL.-The largest
hanging bell in the world is in a
Buddhist monastery near Canton,
China. 1t is IS feet high and As
feet in circumference, and is of solid
bronze. 1t is one of eight bells which
were cast by command of the Empc-
ror Yunglo about A. ID. 14OO, and is
said to have cost the lives of eight
men who were killed during the pro-
cess of casting.-Chicago Herald.
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CARE you going to Newport this
summer asked one actress of
another.
"No, l don't think l will. l can't
afford it,
"Can't afford it? Why, you have
made over $4,000 so far this sea-
son.
eyes, know but you seem to for
get that l have u husband to sup
port"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14

A NEW mignonette has been orig
mated by a florist in Newark, N. j.,
with spikes nearly six inches long
and six inches in circumference. If
the price put upon it is any criterion
Of its merits it must be valuable.
The seed, which is little larger than
the proverbial mustard seed, has
been modestly offered at 500 for 100
seeds.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14

How They CoMPREHENDED IT.
''Faith is confidence in the existence
of something we cannot see, my little
dears," the superintendent explained
to the juvenile Sunday-school class.
"For instance, when you buy peanuts
you know there is kernel inside of
the shell. Now that is faith. Do yon
all comprehend me ?"
Glass, unanimously-"Yeth, thin" :"
Superintendent--"Well, what is
faith 2"
Glass, unanimously-"Peanuts
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Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD

Sunday, Dec 20, 1884.
TNRAINS arrive at and depart from CUM
i BERLAND as follows:
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Glass, unanimously -"Peanuts p

The FIRST STRAW HAT.-It was
somewhere about the year 1880 that,
on certain Sunday, no Dame Blank
was seen in the family pew the little
ones in charge of their nurse only
appeared, and to the inquiry, "Where
was mother ?" sadly replied, "Mother
had no hat father had thrown it on
the fire in passion" No "blue rib
bon" or ''band" checked the hateful
propensity or saved a family, once a
happy one, from want and misery.
Dame Blank had taught her chill
dren to plait straw and rush baskets
and as she pondered the question of
new headgear, she shanced to have
a few straws in her hand, which she
plated mechanically around her
finger, layer after layer. She twisted
her plaits into a hat, steeple crowned,
like those worn by the Puritans.
Her hat, 30 unique, attracted the at
tention of some ladies of rank; they
gave her orders so numerous that she
had to increase her workwomen, and
established u trade for which she be-
came famous, and in the "Annals of
Leeds" her name and doings are re-
corded.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-14

"WHAT do You think Of my NOUS
tache ?" asked young man Of his
girl. 80, it reminds me of Western
frontier city," was the answer "In
what respect, pray" because the
survey is large enough, but the set
tiers are straggllng."
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swim Americas Clipper sh,p..

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: Will you
please correct published In your paper OF yes
!erdsyi You said that Messrs Webb Bell built the
clipper ship Flying Cloud. which not the fact
she WAS built by the late Donald Mckay and made the
passage from New York TO San Francisco In 81 days.
The Flying Fish made the passage in ~ davs the
sgn of the Seas ismasted) In 1903 days. the Bald Eagle
In 07 days the Empress Of the Seas In ls days the
sHshound (via yalp.raiso) in III days the Westward
lilo from Boston to Sun Frsncsco) In lO7 days and the
satf"rd.hirs n lol days. The hres! kepub.c. ths
OF the sktll and xenu. q her batd-r npd
New York Dec ~. 1858 she WAS 10 on voyage from
Rio Jsniero to 81 John, N. b. in 1917. She then
called the Denmark.
These passages show Of ln3 days rs hours
RvsrRRs which hns not heel. equal ed by the same
number VI chips butt by any builder IN word And
yet all these vessels Of different models
very sharp aud others comparatively full: and thO..
which hsa the longest passages were made crank ny
their bssvy deck 0ads THE E,nprrss NJ the Seas indie
psndently VI HOUSES water casks &C. had lrb Of
boil-rs on the upper deck, and WAS consequently
crank that when the wind the h- slie
cOmpelled TO doubl. reef topsnis when ought
not "verlaisn to nave carried all sail
this exception, the passages Of all the others show
UNIFORMITY of speed that speaks highly for the skill OF
their designer. And, what 10 equally gratifying
OF them hiss cost the unsrwriters dollar or has
put into port In dIstreH. ] am yonrs with rrsat re-
spect. NATHANIEL MCKAY.
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To THE EDITOR OF TIE SuN-Sh: Please give
me space In the columns OF TUE Sun to do Justice to
worthy comrSde and brother Journalist Mr.. Patrick
Fard whose honor and patriotism have been assailsd.
Mr. Ford enlisted In August 1867; he Joined tho Ninth
Regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers in Maryland short
ly after the battle of Antisan lie served faithfully
member Of Company A OF said regiment In all
the akirmishes and battles that followed ny 10 his
.apturr A. the battle Of frederi.ks 6urs he
volunteered for special hazardous duty aud for his
lamt ennlast on tls occasion Gen, Quincy. thrn in
command of the regiment, determined to recommend
him tor prnnoon In Jsnnary lso3 = month suy-s.
pueht to the stinentnned battle Mr. Ford tax
pris,nsr II force Of the rnsn,y. sayary commanded
br Major White lie was phrOei and efforts ade
bring s."m' an exehSSng. 90 that he Wisnt accept
,h's object an .rpssl 10, sreci exchange
OF ths war bspartinsnt hut, owing 10 coup icaIions
this mission failed and Mr. Ford reinnined parol.d
prisoner Of War up TO the time when his OF
expired.
These facts appear In the share Of documentary evi.
dence on he III tue War oice, and u complete Mr..
Fords military record the Secretary ~ that de
Srsnt-d an e"m homo, d.charr. from tho service:
fact that NOT called testify court to
you t. publish this truthful statement! In Justice To
brave cOinrnde. JeHs ". MAHok
Lats Major Ninth Mass. Vol ami breve, Lisu,..CoL
INV foRE, March 81.
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Oossss WsSsSss.


TO INV tbrroH or TIVE SuS-rf IN answer
=, In, sr,,tetsus ~ - G. =" ., Tss -rv ~ y.b A.
-. o.. ~. u-..f..-----.. a o., !, -. 81
o" me Rem'nscs"c's 81 pf"'s' Webster :" He
rsrtsry for Narsb I will say fret 'hs, tho st'sr
quoted b., b,,r ., Wit, N, Cou.,nt 1 intend to s.s
- ~ 49, w - :. = . =.
out Tor home fr"r y"ur house 81 "eiors -" 10
rot an specdot. Of d,ubtsu oysip No, 4, 10 n, any re-
-, $1,000. -. a. -. aa..-.-,.
spect his"eins ! "Sve we "fdihM w my P"s'sesi"h.
sud the construction put upon u 10 the that has
Ia, .l~.x. nv an. v.,..., ,,,uy =, m.
."- - :. -, =, ~. $500, . ' -. ~
wri'er be o. all fsufW with the manners snf customs
OF new Enssnd IN the early part Of this century h. viii
-
recognize '"s p's"sb'v' nv "sss OF 'h-'r CONJECTURE"
As regards the matter of tho "motte-cOve cred psss
..,,.u. .,.,..,....,., 49,. ~, 80 ,s., 900.
sctuslly misrepres~nfed me lie says that picture
Mr. Webster In this passage ~ an married youth in
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FOREIGN TRAYEL WILL BE LIGHT.
Saratoga ami Newport Will IINvo TheiI
Inn,nss This Year, Steamship Agents Say.

Saratoga and Newport VIII Have Tseir
Inn,nss rs,s Year, Steamship Agents Say.
"From the present outlook the cabin busl-
ness this summer 10 not going to be much more
than half what 1t was last summer. Tho fear
OF cholera and the business depression have
much to 40 with the light demand for cabin
passage. although 1t may pick up soon. We
usually have n brisk demand for berths and
rooms at this date. but this rear It Is remark
ably light"
Thus said Mr.. Boas ono Of the agents OF the
Hamburg American Pac kst Company. n day or
two ago. Inquiries made at the White Star
Inmnn North German Lloyd. and other Offices
disclosed the same condition Of things. al
though tn. applications tn" past ton days show
y little improvement. II Is believed. however,
that tho tourists travel Will not amount to
two or three years, and tho absence Of many
names always prominent on the hooks ut this
season of the year Indicates that there " III bs
large number OF staY-at-homes who will spend
the summer Mt Newport. Saratoga, and other
watering places.
Tho new departure Of the Cunnrd limo In re-
ducirg it's weakly Wednesday, sailings to
semi weekly schedule and the sstnbishment
OF saturday departures. IL vHrcusly cominent-
oil upon by agents. The Cnnard line will begin
this movomnnt early In April. The Bothnia
and others Of the old and slower vessels arctic
bs put on the Boston line. The Oregon and
CALM Will constitute the "Wednesday service
from New York. and tho Etrura. Umbria. Au-
rama and Scrvla are scheduled for tho Satur-
day service.
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~ rs~ fstrss - rss 80 e. ~ 30
ssssas Is-is- - - 90 gass -s~fsss -
-.ssl-- % 80 es~ss~l sssssfss- sa.efs - 80 -
49, 80 TO- 80 aaIF Fsfa
- sfnssssI - seFsfaf 10 ssafss nsf ~
f-asw Ss..ffs.s . 80 s.iFss-s sH 49, $50
ssfs.-ysss 80 ssssy.ss--s 800 80 ftss
q 1850 ss-ss.tf o. - f-sss - 80 90 -
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30 sssvt f-f~ass sffsHs~f a-sfass rseffpsts .
49, 80 80 ~ fafHsF ssry sfH Ff.H sInrfi
Hf.ss pi4g s-rriHs $50 fns stfsiHs
sss~ q fstHss fsufgsf sFarffs sef 40 fTlrs y.
sferrs<fu bsr4tssT sl-s-f isF-sf FHsH 80 f.ssset
10 gssss - ffifef sfsf~s rsaf-fHsv. 20
rfaf@f. " frfiy- Hsss-rf f-afHs g..
fysw rnf. ssrru lssf ssi-<rssn-f ~ HsFsIss .
frprff fsga-st 'sf ST. fh#t o. aat tf-ss
sr~lnY Az .~Fsr si~ii y. ssrH
% ~ ftfs ! fefHffs
n f--fsss 10 s~ssi~1 mt . ~niv fn-s
re- 80 no FTssf-tsy ~ gsusss tusrrs hs' Just -
Oh s~rsef even p s'srf~t ~ ire people MS
mss~s eissv met sgr,ss q MT $40 s-ns " p-r.
.ua -s< srd,erev-f 90 sss'ehinsat. rhssssf sc enc
fui~s usv we've stss-f
asrris.'s sftsuf. psrsrrsiy t,vsrf ihs slnsi srs
ethsr iussr-se ~ trs rrst -tsfss N T~u's sr~rtrs
~ ss>spt ~ tr~ plsfsfI ~ INC
r-yuD ~ viirr pniy iuus' ~ md -nd oil
Vsnsss
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Ye.." he answered, a. h. s"em.i 70 hnidls
hlfns~if . TNs been fnefs fHtt . tvs
pumped fr"m f-HrHe, rsn fsnpins - Q speed a
f'riy sshi mis. ~ hopr snd csnt Soy ~ want 10
f~p~sf ~. sspeftu@rt'
aut
s,1, tHf,y w,i-. 80, ~ chiesso On tho SIohisss
Cent o. thf-r y 49,
NIsf "A
II st- p.f drars rnd I'D ~ . be' % ~. Tns bes
to Irnp w"nni' pistinx our nv ssound As " hs'-
p~ns tre ground wrs tfrtfv ri~sr but noa dollaTs
wouldn't hifr me tpt-y sxtU"
H"w = q V"u rnu~ cut -
well e.. hard 20 i'.c.in. the sensation Asfsprurs
uuttl wings grew tr-d. and then dropped dow
The eountrv I've 81 go,t psr 81 but iidns
see much was too busy turning cartw and hand
springs AMI snfnsrsnuts soue'in~s beat the profes
sions. All no low, 49, again mAte . ~ ~ %
intention ~ -kp al The mud puiies aud avoii ri
~. stamps bu' csnt si have your this
word Nv andy tr-ted my ca.r That IL. bfoasit
up IN fence snd waited for nrst class hospital
10 come along
Nuch hurti'
wight hsv. been worse. Broke arm two ribs snd
hsd over . hundred ruts anil BRUISES aud 10
w.ess before could walk u rod"
- Hut you won the sbr'
"y-..; but there 10 where awavs grow ssd The
stakeholder sent n hack to fro ,hs nrst In
Shape OF r.ns coffin and u diint 1T my length
seven iuch.. hal 20 sel tho confoubdsd thing for
misnt Ut half price ~
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ssss go ss,sss sos s,ssssys ga


3. 80 nss>-s - - sv~-~ re tss-
o. $500 s~~~-~-s s~~s 80 s~s aa--~
- g. . 90 - sr-- t~@--<~ss s~s--- -
e--Nu-. 80 go 60 800 $500 ~--srf = s-e~---s
. s---~-- -. e-~sp s-t--s - s~-s sa-ss
-. s-.--.--s - ass s----s.@-ss 80 -ss-- - -
- 80 30 - sse~~--s q s=@ ssHsas
as-as - $3.50 @@-ss So ass-~
. ss-~s-.sa-<.s = 80 s.sss~-s q 80 @ 80
$50 e<.-~~s s~t< - $500 go $50
- = -. = a. :. !. -.
. ases~@- ss-|- - > .l1ss-ars - 49,
- - s.<~~F - - -s~asssss
- 49, - - =. -. g. q - p.
- - = = -I,--.. - go -. -
g 81 .s--sss $500 - --~-s : - --.-s-
- r. . s.--ss..s ~ $780, @-s'-s = 4 -
u - lss,.- e~-e<-s--s =. 1880 a %
s-.-s-. 80. $780, % - 90 .,
HHaHHa |HN4aN
- - - ,-se.s,s s-s-- - t--s.y
80 sgrF - = ts-a--.~s ee-< - -
o. e...- y = - ?. So s.Y-- 90
= s--ss-e.s =. -. 80. ssg-ss ,s.ss . I.
80 s~feef 80 500 s~fss.gset es..es . "A
- -ss-s< - =. -, . go =. 20
go 80 co. =
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ODD PEOPLE ar TIE TAX OFFICER
ObservatiNns IT u Policeman who 0e~s o3O,.
OOO.OOO IN Cash Paid Ovsr Every Year.

Ohservntious IT - Policeman who Sees O8O,.
OOO.OO0 In Cash Paid Over Every Year.
"The simplicity OF many persons who own
real estate in this city" said Policeman John +.
Nsylan. who has been stationed in the Depart
ment OF Taxes Tor years. lisa perpetual sur
prise to me. large percentage OF the men
and women who come here to pay taxes on val
liable real estate cannot road or write. But
they have bad the good seu.s 70 hoard their
erty In growing neighborhoods. and. through
the rise in rents have beeope well Of. There
more than make his mark. but he Is worth
$4,000. He married servant girl. about NJ
Sp " nsy on ,Ss
td ' N. nor WGss sSs s as
agnoi adyance. and found himself worth about
el2,o0O. This he again invested and realized
fine roliceman never missing tour OF duty
drinking DROP.
bar. when interest can be s1Ssi by PROMPT
Tas | I'VE
thing TINT hanpens., The eArclcssnsss about
sos hY w. NAV %aIs ss
q SresnSaek KS flo NV somebody he E Knew III Ia
IS f ra hr ssG he sT IS Tsrrs
ior him. He apr"ared to be surprlsrd NOT 10 iind
II on the banch when he came bnck about an
hour aiterward. Then saw man drop bill
The man behind him nut his foot on the bin.
ss,eppsd across and asked tho lo.s. TO count
man to raise his foot. and thors WIS tho missing
$50 bill, He protested that hs hal not seen the
h.. and Ind accidentally put his foot on Il.
held out his hand with four new psnniss on
the palm. api said. Oficer. that's SEQ in gold,
isn't itT told him what II was. and he was
staggered. took thsm for IS gold pieces he
said at my place IN town. 49,
In cash here every year. nni have no more
lrictIon or trouble about IT. than y. private
banking house has In receiving SGT OOO or
$50. 900 for deposit Everything is system.
Atized bshlnd the desks aud outside OF them
tho tRxpHvers are formed In lines. and every
man aud woman must take his or her turn"
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NHsa Nae fh<rrwsr' ssrsry 80 81 Gffftsf~ry
d lst sfslHasls eets NJ ~ 80 = 90 sFfs~s
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asaas . ssf.Hf I'll - Ffas'|
80 sa rFiss seq fasrsaf - fss.a fbsu
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ff-rffs sss fffsf liffa Fsssts afs-
sass4gss $50 ff'ssHa ~Iss 81 49, 800 ssvsfrs
s-srss v :. . 80 10 fsssf s~-ss ~ ssf ~
go fHsflHsH sT.f 80 sssFFf ~ sl~tss
s'sfs $50 . sstufs sfsss tsss -
80 80 o. 7 pf 80 80 80 lffTsfs go o..
ffIInf 10 fusftnan "a
80 ssaf.rs s~-fsr ssf ifissss~ssts 90
= NHHsfH saNs HIHf tgslfHfst 0Ns frafs~f
w. ff.F nfsfsf - tffH s-fftHs ~ y sfsf stt
4 D. sfIlf ,nIfa
fsss ~ s-rsHs %rsr 20 40 lvss ~
sfaFinsH W ssHl ~ lev sHsfHsH ~ fA@ 80,
use-sa fasf fhins ffs- s~rfufr rrsf-, " ~
Iua to 81 FnH ~ n~ftsf ssa nf~Nf
~ ~ = g.ssfsf o
fssiv - sea ssra-s o ss. shsr,rs-'
Fsfhsf fHsu Nod ifUssff ~ ssrIug w.
~ tTs-s ~ = surs ssusfs-s 'us'h :" rts 800
fis<usf ne q llus sft sut 81 N
euus-tu q nc ~
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Tho row in the Soudan Is going TO play
havoc with the wild nnin, lri- tn. sad SUPER
iutrhdenI Bruwn nt the ZnH,oSical Garden. " As long
lh-re there 81 c"nr,e animals can hr ex
ported from That portion ot Africa IUns high
now. sltBouxh ihc lion market Is dui youd pair ot
African non. are WORTH x.UD more. Nost NJ the hip
popufuni come from Sn',is and the
Of Africa II all the hippnpotniu ii THIS country were
to take nnon to die, We cUudn get Ay more for Q
long time"
Are thev apr to die in csptiv,yf"
Yes: moving about ,sn't good Cor them. Some am.
mails In tnriy. better when they with nrnaYs.
res going from part OF Tia. r"u,ry to Hu0th0r but
hipp"p"tanu. o"yht =" stay III, one place.
In the United states: now there are Ouly eshf,
Then there. the prospective in AsisthAt will
OF another wild. country II john
Bul aud the Car concui. to hg. rne market 10 duit
enough without these wars I" set hack tranes
from the soud,n, and ,-y ars very -carcs and
verv high-prcuniarily ss well - In stature. think
there four girafrs III this country We have
and there Is nothing tnr nat-r with him except his
huof.; they are too onY. We 10 clip them, but he
don't ik. It. and he 10 labl. TO Kick ntteen feet
uirsf-s are great buffers too; Tn-y can strike
blow their heads tnst wpud HsfoIish sullivan.
Tw" baby yirRn-s ony feet high solid recently
for S2Ub it'- ainst impo- iui~ put price
AMIN ais now, they are scarce"
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Me. Is.u. wa.A,..,.. rl,,s-...
Prom the 81 Tout. G,ob. D.moc-a.

TT0W WF 81 L0HIs GI0bS DfNoTdL
That the children OF tho OK ofylcia nro senst.
Ie n IN. change Ia their estates wa. rvinc.d the Other
day whom the snall Of xSecrstary Lincoln
Postmaster 'ieneral liauon hal ed another from
their bicycles win mutual "Hrlol old privats
rtI' NJ Another little member Of families
Of the last Cabinet cT-pt int" hi mothers bed the
Ing of the 9Th nf March and In the pervnptory
insnn-r .aidi " Roll over there private ciri.
z"n-ss'" II was one ot the same pr-coctous chit.
dr-n that walked up to Lieut.. Greedy one OF his
mmthers reception. and ewing him sinlirnalv said.
Did you cat any of that Dutchman M thers.' Poor
Mr. Freely fairly gnsprd after the quirv. his fare
flushed aud tears came To hts eyes he aad "Oh uo,
my little man The persistent enid followed II W.
with. well did one him. then ~ aud i, took
some tact to turn that terrible infants sttsntiOn
solnr other topic with IN. swertet Innocence in the
world the child electrified the dinner company that
evening by telling what Lient Greedy had said In an.
aver to his Iu-rs. and his parents had GOLD shiiis
them the naive recital
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In the Wisconsin Lsg,.laturs.

Mr.. Speaker" said the gent leman from Rock
tNr. NOrcrus.D would lie NJ
the sergeant atArs be called to the fact that op.
pr-EBiyely warm here"
The Speaker called tho Sc-cesnt's lion auY
re.hd to the warmth "t the eairr sud the latter had
n window al the NORTH siie lowered,
Mr. speaker" saii the gent -m'n from Kewannse
Wr. D,rielis) who Orcupi-s the north side,
that ~induw viii have Ia he raised for heavy
drsnsht Is blow ig III here NE, Or ihaye leave ny
Sci
The speaker IL in doubt what tn DO. One member
cnlls for window down MD another Tor window up"
obrSrv.i tho presiding officer wvreupOn the
from Wood tMr Nas) arose. aud in tho drawing tone
chRract.ristIc OF linn. SAID
Mr.. Spea k'sr. l Won Id sugg.e.st that .
chunk of Ic.e lie giv to the IN s-n
fr.O.n Ro-c-k UPON w.h.tr.h to sit"
Mr. speaker" reoried tn. gentleman from Rock
quickly, >" would suggest 'hnt n chunk ~ Ice Bs Ap.
p!i.c " the head VI tile gentleman from Wood"