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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

FORT WORTH,
CIEBURNE, McGREGOR,
TEMPLE, CAMERON,
HILANO, CALDWELL,
SOMERVILLE, BRENNAN,
RICH MOND, GEALY
R0SEN BERG, HOUSTON.
GALVESTON,
Aad iulsrmedlats Point too numerous 70
mention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

n NEW ROUTEt
FORT WORTH TO houston VIA ALVIN
MOVEMENT OF TRLINss
no At WORTH TO GALYEsroH AND HOUEToE
Leave F0rt Worth. ................. 7sf5 n. ~
arrive Houston ................... li;2O .. m
Arrive Galveston ................... lii5l q. m
Leave Galveston .......-...,........ $50 a. IN.
Leave Houston, via q. Il. & s. a. Ry.e;2O a. 40
Arrive kurt il;5J D. m,
Tor furtherinformAtion address,
OSCAR q. MURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Galveston
q. ID. LUSK,
Ticket Agent. Union Depot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
FORT WORTH
WATER WORKS [

l.
q Water Consumers are notified that their Wat
~ -. Bills are due and payable at the COmpany's cd
on or before January 10, 1885,
M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
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I.nulslnna sLate Lottery Company

Thls Is the only Chartered Lottery OF any
State.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
HERES A PRETTY Messi

What the strife Over Robert GARRETT. Hay
window In baltimore IL Likely 10 Resait
In - A Miiilonaire's Revenge - II Comes
High, Bat lie Must Have n.
BALTIMORE, Mn, December i.-The
bitter enmity which arose some months
ago between Robert Garrett, President Of
the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad, and Mr..
Henry James, In regard 10 the portico
which Mr.. Garrett has put on the front Of
u his new house adjoining the Jones
mansion, on Mt. Vernon Place, has
assumed n decidedly interesting phase.
Mr.. James last summer applied for an In
junction against the completion Of the
portico, and gained his case. Then Mr..
Jarrett took II 10 the Court of Appeals,
where II now IL. During the past
twenty.four hours the residents
within the precincts of Mt Vernon
Place, sacred 10 society and the famous
group oi Barge statues, have been terror.
stricken over q report that Mr.. James had
said that In case the Court Of Appeals
decided against him he would give bis
house and grounds next door 10 Mr.. Gar.
rett's to colored orphan asylum. The
property il worth about $4,000, but as
Mr. James II a millionaire aud the part
ner of Mr.. Rnoch Pratt, who recently
gave the city over n million for free CTR.
eulsting library, he win probably not sui.
fer from want through his generosity.
Of course the wealthy Mt. Vernon people
are wild with anxiety, knowing that II Mr..
James should desire 10 wreak such sum.
mary vengeance ON Mr. Garrett there
would be no law ~ prevent him.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
WHOSE cHiLo IS IT9,

A Problem Requiring More Thsn the VIA
dosn of . solomon 90 Soive--Aa Onteoms
of the smali-rer Epidsmis In monireai.
MoSrnyAf, CAs., December t,-Dr.
Laberge, Health 0ficer Of this city, has
before him one Of the most dlfIiculi prob
lens which II has ever been the lot II
man 20 solve. A little girl, two years old,
was TO have been discharged from the
smallpox hospital yesterday, but during
the afternoon Two women called and each
being positive that The child was hers, the
sur-es refused 10 sive n 10 either. The
natter was referred 10 DR.. Laberge, who
went with the " )men last night to see the
child, which Il vsp much dishxuruh, bni
II was too young and had been too long
In the hospital 10 recognize It, mother.
Both women produced proofs of the mar
rage and the birth ~ children and sbe doc.
tor being thoroughly bcwildered advised
20 take action In the courts. This after.
noon another woman has put In CLAIM
for the child. The confusion has resulted
from sever.l children having heer buried
without .heir parents having been rosi'
ded
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
Annual Report Of United states Treasurer
Jordan.

wAsHISGTos, ID. c., December L.
The annual report Of Mr.. c. n. Jordan,
Treasurer Of the United States, shows
that during the last fiscal year, there was
IN Increase Of sss,iss. .sss In gold assets; +;
u ga ,oss ,0is In the silver assets ss,77s,
s2s In The legal tender assets; ELI, ,7S| In
National bank assets and elt7,iG In
yatfonal bank deposits. Called bonds Of
he United States amounting 10 ets,9cs, :.
0o were redeemed, Of which amount
sss, ,is0 was for the sinking fund.
rhe Treasurer ssys that he should
isye su'hoiity N make frequent
examinations u sub-Treasuries and
nints 10 enable hIr 10 know that the
'unds with which he II charged ARE held
y represented, and 20 hold the officers to
/ more strict accountability than has
lerrt0fore prevailed. IL recommends
m appropriation sufficient 20 cover the
expense Of such examinations. He also
lsvors q scheme for the reorganization oi
The spb-Treasnry oi the United states. tn
officers u which have had their duties
and responsibilities largely increased
through the issue Of the gold, silver an'l
legal tender certificates and IN othsl
wars.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Republicans Of the Senate In caucu'
on the eth nominated John Sherman for
President pro tsm., and the Democratic
caucus nominated Isham q. Harris, Of
Tennessee.
ArABIr Of disasters 10 lake shipping
during the year 1885 shows that sixty YES
sells passed out Of existence during the
year, involving loss Of si.0is.so.
THE night express on the Cincinnati, In
dianspolis, 80. Louis and Chicago railroad,
on the 9Th, was wrecked near ~. Anne.
The high wind blew several freight cars
on siding onto the msin track and The
express dashed into them.
Tar Secretary Of State and the Mexican
Minister on the sch signed an agreement
extending for eighteen months the line
allowed for establishing . boundary line
between the United States and herIeo
wcss Of the Rio Grands.
GEx. Toonss has rallied and is much
better. His improvement in both mind and
body IL surprising. He sleeps well at
night and sits up several hourz during the
day. A. times be IL spsrfscfly rational and
s.sas.,,.. trend.
csxxox FAnHAn ssiled for England 90
the sth. II Il said that upon his arrival In
Enslsud he NAV be offered the hshopric
AZ Hspcbs,ssr.
wnHrs the past sr months over 90
foreign Eisss-blowers have bssn refused
r.ro-nitiou bx Prr<ideut Cline Of the Uni.
x,rx.I Federation Of window ss-vork.
-. .rd rompsll.d 70 rrsurn 10 sheir native
e,unsrv.
- q "a :. a.,u.-..,,. n n ,hr..
- tshn s~..,,r. I..i.h Richsrd.or
- vs-.a s.a,d.,. r.r, h..v.d far
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
THE TRADING RAT
An Account Of . Queer Resident
Of the Mountains.

These interesting rodents are dwellers
In the Rocky Mountains and adjacent
hills. and are known among us by W.
rious significant names. ~ mountain
rat. timber raj and trade rat The first
Of course, refers 10 their native home;
the second 10 the sound of their
gnswing. scarcely so be distinguished
from the saving Of timber and the last
TO their peculiar system oi barter or ex-
change. 40 curious habit that u d
doubtful Il any other animal hes ever
bsen known 10 practice h while In .
wild or untamed state.
These animals are much larger and
stronger than the ordinary house rat
90 much 20 that cats arc apparently
afraid of them, and can nos BE- induced
10 attack them. They are pretty. vel
formed. have very bright black eyes and
sofi gray fur Their tails ere not rat
like. but are more Vie . squirrels. only
less bushy. being covered with fur.
Such keen. inielligentlooking srsai-
ares are they that, but fx inssinclivs
dislike 10 The name of rat, vs shonh Be
strongly tempted 10 tame them - ~
traesive and teschable pets. Until thsy
learn that they have an enemy In nan,
they are quite unsuspicions. and win ~
low any one 10 valk up 70 them. 81
One u these rats being caught In thG
- lt-J-
him. hoix s;gha Inchss lore. TAN sisRs
inches i''i' ar around Il BODY, under y. e..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

tEtHEf SHH tA7tAtEIF@
ON the "A Lula hiistst,, aged nIns,aen,
eommlttsd suicide by taking morphine II
Indianapolis, lad.
THs IIafham wirs.work. at Detroit,
Mich, bum,sd on the 10, en,silInr a loss Of
nearly s9Dogyo.
Nv the "a thu Mcgrsw saw.mill. owned
by IiIrdsall A Barker, the largest on the
Saginaw River, In Michigan, was do.
stroyedby IRE.
? TINS ssgsboss Dom .Kmovy blew up In
East River, n. ", on the "a, and boat and
crew Of sIx men entirely disappeared.
MARSHAL CLEMENTS was hanged at
sasuache, Col, on the I'd, for the murder
OF his brother and his brothers wife. Tho
execution was witnessed by vast throng,
and Clements maintained his hrmness 10
the last.
ON the night Of the ID the body OF Bertha
Duckwlse, aged twenty zone, was found at
Detroit, Mich. with her throat cut. Her
lover and ailianccd husband, william Ste
vens, Is suspected Of the murder.
THE British ship Magician, from Cardiff
10 San Francisco, has been sunk In a col.
lision.
on the ith an indictment for bribery In
connection with the purchase Of armory
sites was returned against General Shaler
by the Grand Jury at New York.
OK the 18th, at Indianapolis, Ind, John
Griffith pointed what he thought to be an
empty pistol at his head and pulled the
trigger. He will not recover.
OK the ith Bentel & Co., private bankers
ut Freedom, Pa, were robbed OF $4,000.
oS the ith VIM. Rohlang and bis son
were killed by runaway team near Ke-
nosha, Wis.
On the eth the boiler OF locomotive on
the Upson County (Ga.) Railroad cxplod.
ed -four miles from Barnesville. Engineer
Hoaker was instantly killed and the fire.
man badly scalded.
WILLIAM STEVENS, suspected Of the mur.
der Of Bertha Duckwitz, at Detroit, Mich.
was captured at Orion, Oakland County
on the ith. His clothes were spotted with
blood. In his pocket was q razor with
blood on the inside of the handle, the res,
OF IL having been cleaned. A ring, cameo
set in pearls, having In II the inscription
"W. 8. to B. D., 1884, - was taken from hi.
finger. Herefused to say anything, and
at first denied his identity.
A SERIOUS collision occurred on. the East
River IN. W bridge on the 9th, caused by
the grip giving out on one Of the trains
and allowing II to run down the Incline and
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
MiscELLASEOus.

The federation Of organized trades and
labor unions will meet in annual session at
Washington, ID. C., on the sth inst.
DURING November the deaths Of Roman
Catholics from smallpox at Montreal
were: City, 57s: Cote st. Louis, pS; Ste.
Cunegondc, l02: 1t. jean Baptiste. %; 81.
Henri, q; st. Gabriel. IA. The deaths
among the Protestants to November 2sth
were Is. There have been 3,5,a deaths from
the beginning Of the epidemic. Six verified
cases were reported on the ID.
AT Newark, N. j., a secret society has
been organized for the extermination Of
dogs, owing 70 the number Of rabid ant
mails. Six children who have recently
been bittsn by rabid ours are 10 be sent TO
Paris to be treated by DR.. Pasteur, pro-
vidsd be win undertake the cases.
THr Erie Railway Company has Of.
fered reward Of II 900 for the arrest and
conviction Of the person or persons who
maliciously misplaced the switch at Scio,
n. Y, where the Sc. Louis Limited Ex.
press was wrecked on the morning OF the
81.
on the I'd wedding was spoiled In
Brooklyn, N. ", by the interference Of the
groom's wife.
FleHrISe Is reported 10 have been re.
sumed by servia. owing 10 Prince Alcxnn.
der's refusal Of their terms.
on the ID abort 80 spScandinavians, gath.
cred from all over the Northwest, passed
through Chicago, en- route 10 their native
land.
Two survivors Of the German bark VI.
delio have landed at Belfast, ireland. and
report that seven Of the crew are lost
THr Missouri delegation to the Farmers
Congress at indianapolis solidly opposed
the proposition 70 restore the tariff on wool
Of 1850.
THE order Of expulsion Of German.
| Americans from the island OF Foehr Is
again suspended through the intervention
Of United States Minister Pendleton.
Or the "a the csbiset met and remained
In session about two hours. An the mem.
bsrs were present except the Secretary
Of the Navy who had gone to New York.
The Prssident's message and other mat
tsrs 70 be submitted 10 Congress we're
considered.
TIE Standard Oii Company has scheme
under way 70 pipe natural gss from the
veaanxo district, Pennsylvania, 70 Buffalo,
NJ.
II was held by the court 81 indianapolis,
Ind. that Commissioner Holt was justifed
In breaking open The hallot-boz 70 count
the ballots.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

LfTrIs Rocx. Ark., December 49,
I.osske. ns>x thi. eitT. = a<sin ths soeHs
u - slopsmeus. ms sim> Ne ruHawHys
ars Ms Minnie clen<pt~. ssed fourteen
yesrs, and IIesss King. The feature u
MS society r
afloq. n aiditisp 20 ~
oppoeIsfoe q Ne fid's parenis, = thsi
~ pngpu1s ssppse<S ~ ~ n s<kssl
=. -. shes II lzc< 80 <44 asf eAlas
~ eS5Ig IN lke morrInr n . covered se-
M srfnm ~ ego1Gvy ~ kes119 -
-. = - - nsez11.a 1l'fe.l-
<&11s - - - e11o - ~ No<<z
- p11l<se ~ al11I - 49, p<r,<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

CrscIxxAu, o.. December I. - Tas
shoemaker strike continues without snI
chsnze. eli the employees II the various
departments arr quitting as theis wcrt
runs out, and Nv night twenty-five hun.
dred. men. women. boys and girls silI be
ldls. This l. the result II the cutters
demand for ~ Increase In wages being
REUSED By thc manufacturers. The lat
ter say that they can not and will not pay
Inc sisancs. and the cutters decizrs thai
The prices paid are not enough 70 enable
ihcm 10 support themselves and thsif
families.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

Il ~ ss<lssn Congress- 4 80 ~ Be-
baaklAs hes lssss HnsHlmsa&fH fsfzffff 10
ths flHanse c9mmltszs
II FmHes shs isspHslss sfs ssHslfaIsr
Ne proposition - pfahli'if ths pufehsas n
HesmHmsnf supplies ahfssd
fHs Ff~nah chsmbsF ef Csmmsos fss
solved that che e1eHpsflon of foa1alH 10
aesssssTy a. faf ~ The chusse ffaHflsf.
fax silver aass,laa i saiistiak ne
Meslcsa press, ard great interest Il taken
In rfssIisas cisvasaf'. Forthcoming mes.
cage.
aiow progress Is being msds In securing
an agreement hetwesn the Mexican Gov.
efnmsnt and The ralIway companies.
THk rlttsbargh miners are returning 70
work, and the stflks is considered aioat
ended.
TaE Philadelphia Midland Railroad has
fallen Into the hands Of The PennsyIvsnla
itosd.
THs total number of failures reported 70
Bradstrset's since January. 1891, IL n. .ag9,
against iotss Ina like portion of issl FOR
the seven days ended the ith the total was
2iI, against s25 In the preceding week, as
compared with 900 In the frat wcek Of De-
cember. 1891.
THK Journal Turk, Constantinople has
been suspended by the Government on ac.
count Of reflections on Lord Salsbury's
policy.
IT is estimated that $500 employees Of
Cincinnati shoe factories are out on q
strike.
REPORTS sent out on the ith from Chlca-
20 and Saugatuck, Mich, indicating tho
loss Of the steam barge n. q. Britain, bavs
proved Incorrect. A telegram received an :
nounces the safe arrival OF tho barge at
Holland, Mich, having weathercd severe
gale.
A CONFERENCE OF the leading adherents
OF Don Carlos Is In progress in Venice.
Their deliberations are conducted with the
utmost secrecy.
GENERAL MILEs telegraphs that the In
structlons regarding Oklahoma have been
carried out, and all the intruders have
been removed and that the cattlemen with
their herds are on the move.
.chicago, ws. srccesssnllv launched =,
Chester Pa
MAnr,AL law has been nroclalnsd
tbrouvbout servia. The terms NJ ne,cs
offered by the Bulgarian Govern ment have
been rejected, and Il was expected active
hostilitles would be renewed on the 7th.
on the 5th several shocks OF earthquake
were felt at Bon sada, Algiers. A church
and scventy-one houses were DESTROYED
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
An Annaal saving.

wasmserox, D. c., December -
Mr. Graves, Chief Of the Burssn u IN
craving and Printing. In bic annual ~
port. shows The expenses Of The Barean
during The Iast fiscal year 70 have been
s9es, iss. but u this smonnt etss.sss u
charged for sxecstinx uofk fsF The vsfi.
,us burean- a the Treasury and othsi
apartments. The estimates tor the neat
s.csl year call ior esls, so. The amount
u vork. be says. which n h proposed d
prodacs In fsss Tor this snm would hsFs
.o.s ssio, ,sse. q he rates which prevailed
a fsss. This annnal saving h ei1t.s9s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

LONDON, DECEMBER IA dispet<h 10
The ssa=dsnd ffsm xi<uss s.ys thst .
conferences q lhe e<rvisn sifaafiss h.s
lesa heid IN ihsf city ~ cssut Kslseky,
ne An>sdss Prenier. Hen usea. -
iiunrzdrn rr~uies. - othef hika
,fT<isls. kflef ~ <oal1r<aee. Co1n1
r 'E7Fr= s--z<sf<=- - tnEffs#
xlas->>r - ar1vin. <11fs>d lpF xIeE1s ~
~ - sf1<&< mer>oG< - kI1f MIIn1 -
Ir-<nuf11ua = - - vo14 ~ ~
rrh <1nreu uktr1 80 Ane111ns1 -
y 49, E.<1.<n 2 ,<<..
-. - '1'1rv~ 2 - , =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

~ astlsn visA sAsts sp>ass = ssvcss
ealy - thsAs shsowa dswu - ~ sisdss
o. vHh ~ bow o. spss n ~ AssA ~ ~
ccunt They besia 10 shoat thar ARROWS
snd shro~ their spears y sccp y sAsy cas
sss within effective shocsias dislsse+; asa
even afss thsy have passed hssssss ~
rows q antiers, The noss Acsiss bsys VIII
turu around o. their Tying slsls - Autl
bact spsss ot sfrov ~ith sailsisss ioscs
70 bring down The antlar
When sil have reached ths bottom af tbs
hill, thsy return % M rows of snslsss,
shsrs zach boy pichs cus shoss " haA
rishsfuliy csplurea, aad places them h !
piis BY themselves Then shcse ssei,isn-
tally knooked over BY ihs sleas~s ~
agaia put up asd shs boya rsars Tor a.
other daah down ths bill, until al shs sei.
lers hAvs bssn ''spsAled. SomelinsA
thers Il bnt one antlss len. aad shsn thrvs
srs Ave Of six ccutssting alsda shs rsos hs,
oonss vssy exciting. ios thsa spss@ eoaa's
n rsaching ~ aallss lssI whsa ~ ~
devs. ~ boys soaat thsis viaaises, ~
The victor h n course. ths 80 wAs ~
oblaiaed shs greatest paabsr u aAtisrA -
81. MicAoios.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16
Reindeer Hsssias.

One sport thst amusss ths Eskimo boys
Of the artics very much would probably II
called in orr language ''reinLvur hnntiug.'
Having found long and gentle slope os
: sids.hiil. they place along The bottom of
the hill number Of reindeer anslsss. ~,
= vs ws sometimes incorectly call them,
deer horne ltor ron boys nnst not forget
that ths antlexs of deer ere not horn =
Ill but bo0e.) Thess Antless Of tbs rain,
deer are stack upright 10 ths SNOW. singls
or In groups. 10 such manner thss slsd.
whsn veil guided. caa b. rsn between
them withou. knocLiag sny u then doun.
The number of open sppcss betsssa the
groups bsing equal 70 a least The sunbss
Of s!sda. The quantity Of reiodssr sstlsrs
they can thus arrange will. Of course. d.
dend upon THAR lsthsss sae<sSs IL tbe
autumn bsfoss II ssisdssr hustisg; bus
thess are nearly ssesgh 70 give tvo o.
three. and somss,mes nvs or sis. 70 ssch
fearless yosns cosster.
The boys With thsir slsds. nsmbesise
from lour 70 siS 10 . fsir sized viiisgs
gather on The top of the hili. sssh boy
having nth hin tvo Or thrss spsass, o. )
bov with - msoy arrows. Thsy sssvs to-
setLss. zach boys osj~es bsisG 10 tsssh
do~a = msoy snsisss - possible ed sos
b. tbs nrst 10 rsseh The bottom II ths Aill
You ess ses that u such go. ~ sicv.
er thsy 20 vhsa thsy an pAS1iss tbs 49,
Isss ~ bstter. They nsss ksosk 0vss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

II vonld snrpEiss many 10 knos what
number Of horses srs annually sacri6csd
BY ignorancs aud csselsssnssa 10 their
nauagement. Good horses should remain
ssrvicAbls until twenty Are Or thirty years
Old. but horse - ususliy regarded old
By The time b reaches hall these years.
And The worst feature 10 this matter y
list % mAsy Who kiIl shsis bosses oG %
commercially sss man ebst Imagine thst
thsy srs sreatisg their stock - ssjl = cir
sunstAuess uiIl allow. Ov3sissdisg viii
impair ths digestive organs quicker than
nos iseding enough. yet hundreds ci horss
owners psrsi4t iu scrgins their hosses y
The s1psnss of their os0 purss. = veil -
= ths expense 81 their oss horsss health.
The character Of ths lood provided IL slso
of greater importAnos than mAay imagine.
4 small auouat of the right ki0d of food
\ mnch hsttsr than 40 sbssdsnee II 10
isrior stu1 Tns different ssys 10 vtich
the lives of the bsst hcrses ere shost<ssd
~ loo nnnsrons 70 msntioa. II on
would hsss ycur horses " live u GOOD old
sgs. give thsa nothing but god ssss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16


.n'ssss1'"s s'os"' snd Dess sp sssloss -
'ufy
For swhils BE- debated tbe question - %
What course ~ best for him % pursss.
Al ono time be thought Of sivins noiafor'
nation Of his condition untI The notary :
protest should startle them from their is-
norance. Then BE- thouGht u vcaId b.
best 70 softly TIE holdsss = psPss dns On
that dsy, thst y would pes - tAksn up.
Then i seemed % him bsst Y sive notios
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

Am Stepof Johnsing 10 dc hall dis cav
ening? asked the president - be rose up
and vinksd At Samuel to stir up the fire
aud roast Elder Toots out from behind
the stove.
Yes. sahl replied high pitched voice
from one Of the back CORNERS.
win you please step 10 dc front.
Brother Johnsing has always Dragged
about the length Of bis heels, and be now
appeared TO think that tho hour had come
when be wss to received : prize chrome
His face wore broad grin. and just at
that moment be would hsve lent Brother
BacksIide Davis fifty cents without the
least security.
Stepoh Johnsing, said Brother Gsfdnef
| ia bis deep toned voice: l war in feed
stoh Dc odder mite to sec about gettin' two
bits with of meal for my hens. whom you
walked in an wanted 70 GIT trusted fur ;
bale Oh hay fur yo' mule
An be trusted me, sah."
Zactly, an Il pleased me to see IL. In
few minits de ole man Cummins limrsi
in. De two Oh you talked about de gen.
eral wickedness OBJ mankind fur > few min.
its. 40, den dispute arose - TO do aige oh
de world
Yes. ssr. Dc ole man Cummins doan'
know muffin, sab"
You called him liar.
But be called me fool.
You called him bigot.
An be called me humbug. ,8
Zactly, 'zactly II hesrd II All. Brudder
Johnsing, and nov want 10 * you what
you know about de Aige oh dc worldY
IL know ss much - de ole nan Cum
minis.
How old am de airth?
dunno. sab.
Oh. you don't You sn' Cunmins called
names a. almost fight ober what nsidsr
oh you kin cum widin millynn miles OBJ
knovingl OATS mankind 'zacsy. We kis
b. blnffpd on what 70 do know, bot ~
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