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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Poisre tears.

The follow ny cass. way disposed oi yea
tsTdSy nOrnln-
Thomas Moore. sssau!iing and threaten
ing 10 kin his wife WITH ha'ehel. >e'
cuTitv required for twelve months IN The
sun u $500.
William Henry johnson ,colofedh enter.
iny In 'he nighttime the d~elling-honse oi
Fannie Winston and stealing one piir Of
shoes and eight dollars IN currency. tie
was found guilty OF peGlt larceny aud
jailed for sixty days.
pRe Shorsen. di-ordcrly and interfering
xith persons in the street. Fined S2.5O
and costs.
henry Simms (coloredl wa sent on 10
the grand Jury 70 answer the charge oi
l,reaking ana entering IN the nigh'-iime the
store oi Cohen Brothers with inten,t TO COM
,a,t iarrnuy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

II !, understood that no further action
lacking 10 the removal Of W X. smith
from the CITY Jail 70 the penitentIary VIII
be taken for . day or two. In the mean
time his friends viii prepare petitioh
10 the Governor setting forth The opinion
Of woll.kuowu medical men thai conhne-
ment In the penltentiary will be iaial 70 ihe
prisoner. u is hoped by them That the
Governor viii cnher pardon him or con-
mute his punishment TO imprisonment 10
iail.
Mr.. Wit, has ss yet taken no aciion WIZ
reference to the six eases stili siandsng en
the docket sralnst smith, but they ~iii
doubtless be dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
.up,ens Cour, OF ppeais. Yesterday

D'smul swamp Land COmD.ny against
Mscauley's personal representative.
Ro~eubergsr agaius Bowen, and Morris
against Dsvi,. MouOus 10 put these causes
on privileged docket refused.
Gardner against Cowsriiu. Sc. Mrion
to set aside order OF dsmis-iou and rein
state cause refused.
Petit against COnberd. Argued hy y.
B. Petit. E,q.. ior plsintid IN error, and
by j. J. A. Powell for defendant In error
and submitted.
Bailey against Taylor. Submitted.
Alarbury against stauuton. Argued by
Judge W NIllYug hby for appellant. and by
George a. Mushbacs for appellee, and sub
mittsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

III DNlsL.s' / Nlb4l l-fhALb
1 or THE NJ RStEl The fpilowi ing is
An extrsct from letter written 20 the Ger-
man Reformed AesscHger, ~ Chamber
bursh, Penn:
4 BENfFACTKE.SS.
Jusi opeu the door tor her and Mn. Wins
,ow viii prove the American Florence Night
ingale Of the Nursery. Of ,h's We are 80
sure that We vii teacn our "susy" % say,
81 blessing on As Winslow for he ping
her o. survive and escape the gr ping colick-
lng and feethinc siege. MRS WlN-LOW5 8
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the child from
rain. and cures dvsenterv aud d.arrhDa. II
softens the gums reduces Inflammation.
cure, wind colo and carries the infant safely
through the teething period. 10 PERFORMS
precise y what it professes 10 perform, every
part ofit-uotniur lers. We have negerseen
Ms. Winslow- Know her Only through the
prrTarrtiOn of her soothing syrup for
Children Teething." j. we had the power
We would maBs her Rs she u. a physical sa-
yiour % the infant race. Sold by al drug
gisS. euty-rye cents bottle.
no s-eodlv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Richmond Theatre.

The - Chimes Of NOrmsndy was The
opera given by the Corlnne Company la-t
night. II was = pleasing and successful.
performance.
The Chimes Of Normandy will pc re-
peaied at TIE matinee to-day. and AT night
the "Miksdo.' These TWO operas are tho
best the company give. The "Chlmes " l.
q lovely little piece. and To. performance OF
il did the company great credit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Sale of the Hot and Healing Springs
Postponed.

The Hot Springs OF Nirgins were sdver-
itsed 10 be sold at public auction at !
O'Clock yesterday in front Of the real.estste
Office OF y. ". Bowe, and the Healing
Springs Immediately aiterward hy the same
gentleman in conjunction with Me>srs
Ousrles 4 McCurdy. The dsy was not
propitIous for selling real estate. and The
salc- oi the two properties we're Indefinitely
ro.fponed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

man. This claim has been satisfied, euf
the proprieiors OF The show are IN trouble
again. Yesterday evening Sergeant Fitz-
gerald. Of Manchester, served smother at
tschment on them to prevent them rom
moving the property until the claim o. q
Manchester merchant for s2s is satisfied.
The show was 20 have left Manchester ast
night, but Il viii now remain awhile long
or. unless the necessary cash i forthcoming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
They Had Ne Qusrum.

Last night was the time for regular
meeting Of the Manchester City Council 10
be held. At 1870 O'Clock, the time for the
body to assemble, heavy rain was falling.
snd 10 venture out was not verv pleasant
thought. A half hour later, the time for
The second calling Of the roll only six mem-
bcrs were present, and, II requiring seven
50 constitute q quorum, no meeting Wa
hold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
Ex,epsser Of Spring Street.

The Board OF Directors OF the peniten-
tiary have agreed To recommend 10 tuS
Governor, and through him TO the General
Assembly. that the state ~ Virgins cede
10 the city OF Richmond q sufficient portion
of the peniseptlary-ground to enable the
citv 10 extend Spring street from Belyidere
10 First.
The ground in question il mostly rsvine
m the southern limits Of the States proper
~. and If filed in and graded for \ street
win give the peniieniisry desirable 'front.'
ape. while TO the citizens living between
Relvidere street and Hollywood il Will give
f. much .aeeded outlet for travel. II is un-
derstood tha, II the city can get the right OF
vnv II will undertake to open the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
YeiItp the Dock.

Last night the employees at the upper
ras-Works, J. ". Johnston snd August
Burtnau. heard cries Of distress rroceed-
ing irom the ueighbOrho0d OF tbe dock.
[ pon going there they found Alien A. Hul-
chester fast In The mud and water up 10 nl'
arn-pits. He VS. hauled ont aud sent
home. on Iwenry.iourth street between
flsv apd ttgh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
M CHATEAU YQUEM.

TIE CHATEAU YQUEM of tire 1870 vim
tsg. bottled ct the Chateau. Is asSnow-
1,sged IN be The fines; FRENCH WHITE
VINE nov to be had. The subsequent
viu,scee o. this growth being very inferior.
me demsud foi this vintage hss 30 much IN
eresssdthsi there n very little OF ~ left. We
nave secured oozen cases and would re-
ruesf our friends In want of any 70 send
utr oydcn early.
ro7.,nes1 O.CRANZ & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
r.,., ...tesr Attachment

A few DAYS ago the Disraieh announced
The fact thai an attachment had been placed
on the tents and paraphernalia OF the Inter
national Show, which moved rom this
city 70 Manchester, 10 satisfy claim OF
Mr.. Mountcfsile, welI-knosn livery-stabse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

"Camille y was presented 70 a slim bousc
at the Academy last night Miss Won Lecf
in the titIe-role. The production was .
gsod one. and the audience seemed to ENJOY
Il. The piece will be repeated to-day sf ne
matinee. and tonight 4 double bill" Our
Roy.v and "Corsicsn Brothers "-wii pe
given
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
AIine Iusurnncs le~p.ny.

The eld reliable Manhattan Life-Insu-
rance Compsny of New York ofers most
favorable plans Of life aud endowment In
surance Their new Offices IN this eny are
elegantly fitted W al No. 9l5 Main street.
Nj. j. Adsir Piesssnts & general agent,
NJ. William B Lightioot special agent, and
Dr. j. :. II. Cullen medical examiner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
u.s,sng. Couri, Yesterday.

Tobias Thomas, CLAs-cd with illesa. re-
gistrafion. pleaded guilty. and was sent %
jail iDr One wear and fined one cent
James Allen. charged with h0usehre-k-
ing and robbery, Was acquitted
Prank W B4nks, charged with 2 felony,
w. scnulfiea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
cnsstsrasia tirrpls Court.

Judge y. A. Hancock opened ths Cnes-
ter6eld Circuit Court yesterday, but with
cut trying any cases adjourned the Jury
over 20 Monday. Deeomber lth has been
set a. the nme icg Judge Frank u. lryiag,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
AI,TioN SALTS TO-DAY.

FRANK d. HILLS co - r. NJ. trustees
ssle 81 fra Ins yelling and lot Of ground.
No 4O4 west puvsi street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. II A. NJ. mulch
cows
RICHMOND BAZAAR 10 A. NJ, horses.
mules. Duggies- Wagons. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
e.. sce,a, ssia.. - f-osiponsd.

Owing 10 The inclemeney Of The weaiher
t,si uigil the production Of the drama
:. Social q lass. " at Corcoran Hall, was post
poDed. The performance on Thursday
night has been highly spoken Of by those
WIN Werr present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

VorIcE TO TAx.PAYERs.


hrNRico COpsTY VA )TEEAsUEr1s
kfflff. RICHMOND. November 10. 1855.
akNklOo COUNTY TAx-BIlsI.S tor the
aetc are BOw ready for psy'0eut. on al
-nilst remaining Dnp&ic CO the lsT DAY
DE-EMbER kEXf the law provides
per cent he Nddad aud the bills PAL
sss hands Of collectors fos collection.
WILLIAM TAYLOR
~&z2m IrsHsn5ef Eenrlcv Conuiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

The grind jury OF the United states
Court for this district viii meet IN Norfolk
on "Wednesday morning the I7th insiahL'
The jury j. composed In greet part Of c'ii'
-gt ne Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

Governor Lee has issued requisition on
the Governor OF Mary land for George ana
Hiram Grimes. who stand charged In Caro-
line county, Va, with housebrczking. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

I IEBI6 COMPANY'S EXTRACT
II OF MEAT.
fluts' and cDsapesi mesi-n9vorlng siocA
iog SOUPS. made AL es and sauces AD-
nuSl s.le : 600 GOO Jam.
LlEIi5 CJNPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT.
AZ lnvRiuzble tonic il q success ana
hu0n for which nSviOns should ietS
grStefu. See nedscai F'rcSs. Lcuefi, a.
0enutne Ouiy with the fEc-siruiie OF hsros
t4eb,gs signature In blue ink across the
M be- The title Saiop LieBig and
Photograph having been largely used oy
ceaicrs with no connection VIII baron
!debig the pubic HTe informed that the
Lirhig Company hlOue can oreT tue az
ucie With Baron LAeDigs guarantees o,
EenuiueneaG
IAEBIG CONPASY'5 EXTRACT oP
MEAT.
IL ~ aac of al stofVkeepers. grocer. eDc
ebe:u4sis. Sole AgeDis for the Uhlted
hlstet wholesale ouiyl &. DAVID
%. fenebnrch avenue. LONDON. Eng"
and. ~ l7-Sat2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
ssse.
sI.0s

Goutltmtn'- Lace, Button, and Congress
Shoes-cui, seamless, and sewed-fsr si.99
al SPKNcE, TYRsE & Co.'s,
Sl5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
.,,s- SECOND PREsBYrERIAN.-

Rey. r. c. GoEDos, OF salem, 81 IL A. n.
Rev. Dr BULLOCK, of Washington city. st
4PN. Dr HoCE IN Old. Market Han ats
T. n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
WINES. LIQUORS. Ae.

CHgISrIAN, WHITE Il 90.
~ ARR NOW
SOLE AGENTS
fu- TIE sale ~ the celebrated ofandx o,
ROYAL CABINET
PRIVATE STOCK wHfskEYs.
CLMAN SOLDsBOEOUGd Co.
DO lI.xw baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
NELLLN'SFOOD
FOR
Infants and H7uHdS,

TIE on'y PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MO-
TuERS MILK. Invaluable IN CHOLERA
INFANTUM and TEKTElNG. a predigesi-
"a food for DYsPEPECs, CoN5UMP-
TlYEs. CoNVALEsCENTs. Perfect nE-
iueut In az WASTING DISEASES. Re
ou!rat pr cooking. Our book, TIE CARE
AND FEEDING OF INFANTS" mailed
rec. DOIIBER. GOoDALE a CO.,
i5 S-ss Tu6Thsm Boston. Mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
The most artistic and
pleasing of recent
productions In

Az. HENRY W. LYON. formerly with
Iobn II. Tyler Co. Richmond. now WIN
Nessrs. Bailey. Banks biddle' extehos y
cordial invitation 10 his numerous ulehUs
Al q cusiorDoTx throughout the south TO 70"
vor aim with 5 call. o. write for hsli'oroer
,,,..,,,., s,,a t,ata,ogus. nol3-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

ECoUGHs AND COLDs.-Tnose who are suf-
fering from Coughs Colds sore Throat, etc.,
should uy Bkows's BEoSCHIAL TRoCHE.
sid uull 90 boIss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

of Farmville. to bold q special tsrm Of ~
ceurt 10 try the cases in which Judge Hasr
cock was counsel before his election -
Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

DrRDs, DOGS, MONKEYS, &C.
ID Choice breeds. FOOD for Birds Dogs,
Poultry. Ac-tne best. CAGES ~ every de-
ser ptiou. at WOODALLSs
sOs and sOsls East Broad street. near city
Hall no 7-ets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
sAnBArH SCHOOLS.

Rev. NJ. W. Moodwerth presented The
ruyort Of the Permsnent Committee on
sabbath schools. The summary oi IL sta-
tistics Is the iollowiEg: Teachers, 2.es {;
scholars, q ,ss4; scholars admitted TO The
communion, sSs; contributed by the schools
Ior Their own expenses. s'.3iS; contributed
for other purposes, Ss,Sc0-
Pum.GSrI3S.
The order Of the dEy for O'Clock was
the consideration Of the caiise OF Pabties-
ton. Ia the absence of thesecretiry, hef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

Preserve your Teeth and harden your
Gums with
RrLASDISE.
CAHELLs PHARxACY
Third and Nsin streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
HONE MISSIONS.

on motion Of Rev. +. NJ Woods, The fol
low ny wa, adopted:
K,SOiled. That in view Of the vital im-
DortanCe OF our home mission work, 10
view NJ lie yasin-ss and difficulties, and OF
the encouragement which has attended our
EFFORT. hitherto. the synod hereby renews
fs urgent Injunction upon tho pressyie-
r.es under is care % give all diligence 10
ovcrtake the destliutiOns within Their
bounds, both by IA. appointment OF evan
selists, " ben practicable, and 10y directing
ns.ior. 10 give AL The time to this worn
which they can DO consistently with their
regular work.
Furthermore, the synod urges upon all
Of our people increased hbsralty IN The
suppOr; q lhis cause.
REVISING THE MANUAL.
Rev. =. 7. smith, Rev. W. A. Campbell,
and Rev. L. u. llOWison were spp0inted q
committee 10 revise the Manual Of the synod,
and report Ri the next meeting.
The synod ordered meeting Of Green
bricr Pfesbyiery 10 take action With regard
10 the organization Of two churches near
Charleston. " Va; aud also 4 meeting OF
West Hanover Pre.Dyiery 10 consider ap-
plicarions for transfers from the PFesbytery.
FRATEESAI GREETINGS.
A telegram was received from the Bsp
llst General Association Of Virginia, in
session al stsunton, conveying Christian
sreetinss. TIE stated clerk was directed
no rcsp5nd 10 this sRlutatiop. He presented
lie following, which was adopted:
John n. Wright President Of the Baptist
General ASSOCIATION 0f Virginia, S!aan.
ton, 70
The synod oi Virginia OF the Presbyte-
risf Church respond in cordial and frater.
nal greetings, .sin the uniiy OF the Spirit
AMI tie bonus of peace"
JAMES i. SMITH.
stated Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

T OST. YESTERDAY, A POCKET
II BOOK conisiaing one $40 note, one
IS note one 81 note twOkilver DO, srs three
IO-rsnt pieces two S-cent pieces 81 order
fort4 7s and seversi recs pts. &c, Areward
OF IS " 81 be paid for its recovery with con-
,epfs JOSEPH JOSEs,
uOIs-Its 3es1, Bronx avenue
Y OST. ELL0W-A ND -
- WHITE SETTER BOG. Lib -
efsl reward will he pad II left NJ so< vest
fTknkip street. no IL 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
AgrI.T.' aArEai4Ls, az.

CTUDlES FOR ARTISTS, MATE
- RIAI.s f0I Decorators snd Painters.
p.sQues Canvas Brushes. Tube Co!orss etc.
'cnsiauLy II fresh supply.
BfSsWASGER A CO.
2lo Broad street north side.b
NAL ordep rlied promptly. pot-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

WHERE TO FIND PEARLs.-lScientinc pso-
pie hsve beer insiruoting folks where TO
.oos Tor pearls: bat night uere IA Richmond
and adjacent Territory they abound-in the
mouth Of eyery lsdy aud gentleman VINO
uses ArNoTs DLSTDKICK. BY al drug
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07
LITTLE WEEZY.

Why She Wouldn't Go Riding or HeR
Birthday and Why She Did.
The day Weezy was four years old
Jenny Hight invited her to tea Jen-
ny was five.
'I'm year older than was yester-
day, mamma" said Weezy, while her
mother tied her bonnet. "Pretty soon
I'll be just as old as Jenny
Then she frisked down the gravel
path, dragging behind her dust-pan
tied to string. In the dust-pan
were three dollies and clay pipe. The
pipe was to blow bubbles witk. AS to
the dust-pan, that, of course, was
Weezy's carriage. To-day she had not
far to draw it, for Jenny lived just
across the street. There was Jenny
now, swinging on the gate. She had
something nice to tell. Weezy and shet
were going to ride in the new buggy
with brother Ned. Weezy screamed
with delight, and scampercd off to the
stable with Jenny, to see Ned harness
the horse.
''Mamma says, when we get to an
orchard, Ned, you must buy some,
apples, Salu Jenny.
Il rather think I'd better steal Them"
answered her tall brother, with sly
wink. He was buckling the reins.
When he looked up again, his
little sister had climbed into the
buggy, and Weezy was not to be seen.
Where could she be? Jenny did not
know. Mrs. Hight did not know. The
child was not in the stable, and she
was not in the house.
Ned found her at last at home in ths
hammock, as solemn as little OWL
Her mother had locked the door and
gone out to make calls. But he could
not coax Weezy to 60 back with him.
She said she did not want to ride.
The whole family left uncomforta.
BILE, and poor little Jenny cried.
After Mrs. Haynes came home
Ned want over to tell her
what had happened. He heard Weezy
sobbing in the sitting-rooM, and this
was what she was saying:
"S'pose I'd ride with folks that
steal, mamma? Course not! But, D
shiny! Oh, dearn'
"You precious little goosie! Did you
think | really meant to steal the
apples?" cried Ned, rushing in, laugh
ing. "Why, Weezy, dear, I was only
in fun. I wouldn't steal shaving!"
He picked her up, tears and all, and
carried her off on his shoulder, and hers
face was covered with smiles when
they met Jenny. Then they had a
lovely ride and plenty of apples,
though Ned did not steal one. And
after tea Weezy trudged home with a
basketful, and Ned gave her the pretty
little basket to keep.-Our Little Ones.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07
UGANDA'S KING.
How the Dusky Pot entate Was Doctored
by Scotch Physician.

by Scotch Physician.
1t is no joke to be a doctor to the
King of Uganda, for whenever I took
him new supply of medicine had
always to take dose myself, and to
administer one to seven of the persons
who might happen to be prese MT.
Should one of these seven unfortunates
die within a week, it would be consid-
cred that had attempted to poison
the King. II the King had to take
pill, had always to hold two in my
hand; he choose one and / had to
swallow the other unless l had friend
with me who kindly undertook the of
flee. I soon noticed however that
Mtesa also chose the smallest and 80 I
arranged accordingly.
One day Mtesa played me nice
trick. had been to the palace to take
him lotion, and had warned him par.
ticulariy not to drink it. After I had
left he sent a page after me with a
gourd of Mwengi, asking me to taste
it, and say if he might have some.
did so and said yes" 1t being a yery
hot afternoon, my friend drank the re.
mainder; but it soon became evident
that the King had doctored the wine,
for my friend became violently sick.
1t turned out afterward that Mtesa
wished to see what effect the lotion
would have upon me.-Dr. yelks,a, in
Scottish Geographical Magazine.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07

these birds forms a handsome orna",
laent to a lawn. The males arrive
first from the South, and are not joined
by the females until a week later. Inc
males are then full of song, and devote
themselves to wooing and trying to Sc
cure mate.
The nest of the Baltimore oriole, Ike
the robins nest, is placed near the
house, and is suspended from two or
more twigs by strings and threads.
Through these threads is woven a sort
of coarse cloth into the form Of a
pouch, and inside is placed the true
nest of fine grass or hair.-HurpeT's
Youno PeODEe.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07
Cheap Production of Hydrogen.

Two French chemists, Messrs. Hem
bert and Henry, are said to have dis
covered process for producing pure
hydrogen at cheap rate. In the first
stage stream of vapor is decomposed
over incandescent coke, hydrogen and
carbon monoxyde being evolved. A
fresh quantity of vapor is brou chit in
contact with the carbon monoxyde.
and the mixture is heated to the tenn.
perature Of dissertation. A further
production of hydrogen then takes
place, and the carbon monoxyde il
changed into carbon dioxyde, which
II Is easy to absorb in lime-water. It
appears that by the above method oon
kllogrammes of coke yield s, 200 enb;c
metres Of hydrogen. The cost of the
gas IS said not to exceed a centime and
half per cubic metre, or about ae
cubic feet M z. Post
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
BYE-Lo TO ~SHUT-EYE.TOWN."

Eol no! there-al aboard for ''shut-Eye-
TOWN."
The brakes are ali up. the signals pulled down;
How silvery and soft the conductors last note,
a. over the car the sweet syllables float:
Bye.lo, bye-lo to ''ShutEye-Town.'
Oh. wonderful city is shut Eye-Town"
Then haste in your dainty white travelling
No baskets Of luncheon or wraps will you
need,
FOR this trains going through with lightning
like speed.
Bye-lo, byelo to shut Eye-Town."
Fairies and brownies are waiting us there.
Jewel sand ranhows, and blossoms so rare,
Soft summer breeZeS and bright-snging birds,
Friends with careSses and sweet, loving words;
Bye-io, bye-lo to "ShutEye-Town."
oh! never was city so sunny as this;
Be quick, OR it's pleasures you surely will miss
And never. know, was conductor so fair
AS the one who is waiting to usher us there
ByelO, bye-o to 'Shut-Eye-T Town.
-CLara J. Denton. in our Little Ones.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-08-07
What Nellie Thought About 1t.
bonneville MASS. Journai,l

Nellie celebrated her fifth birthday last
week by visit to the circus, where she
was greatly enchanted with all she saw.
When the female bareback riders came
into the ring she screamed outright with
delight. "Oh, pa" she exclaimed, clap
ping her hands "just look at the angeis!"