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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-29
Silver is up to 964 to-day.

Silver is up to 964 to-day.
 Tie thermometer registered S6 deg. at noon to-day.
 Frank Broad has a walk over for constable for this precinct.
 Wilson says that it was not him, it was somebody else.
 Both fire companies hold meetings at their respective houses this even ing.
 No. g. single instrument was filed for record in the County Recorders office to-day. We shall shortly publish a record of the Democrats while they were in power in this county four years ago.
 Wiggins' earthquake must have gone round by the 3ld stage road, as it did not appear in this section as aG- vertIse
 Mrs. J. S. Clark who has been spending several months in Los An geles, will return to Tombstone this evening.
 THE TOMBSTONE will keep the various candidates on the Republican ticket prominently before the people Cf this county until election, and will make comparisons between them and their opponents
 James Duncan, of the Neloj Cattle G., Is visiting this city. It has been a long time since Jimmy has been il. town, and his many friends are pleased to see h.rl.
 Ii Mir. Mctcalf, the principal of our public school, will furnish us the ''perfect" list bv t',-.s >'r.rs- .. .-- 3,y:, ig. ~-.- -a..,- -aa z-~-~ .y- ..-- . osae4. '; ..= r..-s *o2 }. a... l daportment zaa sche.1..iip. sac-.et ! ia getting ,helr names thereon.
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NacOsari ZuIicI1 Talks.

Special to THE DAILY ToMBsToNE
 WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-Governor Zulick of Arizona, who has been in this city for some days is jubilant over the successful termlnati0n of the Apache campaign and removal of all hostiles from that territory. Speak ing If the matter he said: "For the first time in its history as territory, the people of southeast Arizona feel that they Gan go about Lheir btsineSs without carryinga WiEGhester rife in their hands. They feel at last that life, limb and property in the territory are safe. Toward the end the civil and military powers have cooperated with magnificent success. At present: there is not hostile Apache left in the White Mountain reservation. There are 4,200 Apaches on the r,- serva;ion still but they are peaceful and industrious, and rejoice with the white people of the territory that the murderous Indians have b6sn re- moved, and as a lawyer, I don't know Of any power the administration has to condone Geronimo's many offenses. He shoulI be executed so should Chatto and other n.urderous chiefs There gre indictments pending at present against Chatto in the courts of Arizona, which will hang him. that have been pending fo- two years. Delay is due to the fact that General Crook and the military choose to use ! him as scUut.
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EEe Hebrews.

The Hebrew lace is disttbuted over the Eastern continent as follows: In Europe there are 5,400,O00; in France; 63,O00; Germany, J62,oOO, of which Alsace-Lorrain contains 5000; Aus trai-Hungary, I,5440OO; Italy, 4O,- 001; Netherlands, S2 GOO; Roumania, 265,OO0; Russia, 2,552,OOO; Turkey, 5000; and in other countries, 35,- GOO, Belgium containing the smallest number, only 5000. In Asia there are 319,O0O; Asiatic Turkey, 47,000 Persia, 1S.OOO; Middle Asia, 14,0O0 i; India, i9,0O0; and China, 1000. Af- rica contains 35OOOO as follows {: Egypt, 5000; Tunis, 55,000; Algiers, 5000; Morocco, 60,O0O; Tripoli, 5000. and Abyssinia 100000, The entire number of Hebrews in the world is nearly 6,3OO,O00.-Patersou Guardian.
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Fred Dodge is one of the best hande at electioneering in the county; and it is A safe bet that he will De; 6he of the next constitutes:
 H Troop; 4th CassalFy; tieutenant Parker in command; are encamped at Btady's Wells, abcat $ mile below town.
 Judge EastoR and Fred Dodge took q teahi to-day and went out to the different mine3 and registered all they could find wt6 were not regis tered olready.
 Frank Broad visited the soidigrrs camp shortly after they arrived, and gave THE TOMBSTONE considerable information for which we return our thanks.
 Some fend poisoned a va1uabIs bull dog belonging to Dr. Goodfellow last evening. The dog was always kept chained and its poisoning must be set down at pure cussedness.
 Company H, 4th Cavalry, who passed through town to-day have been in the field after Geronimo sitte the l4th day of July. They number 30 picked cavalrymen, 12 infantry men, snd 15 Yaqui scouts.
 Chloriders who want a ulslrabls lease can procure one on the Afaghan- istan mttA by enquiring of Col. Bald win at his residence in the Old Hos pital building, Fremont street, be- tween Seventh and Eighth. S-20tf.
 Owing to his early departure for California, MT. $. c. Bags offers for sale his residence, corner Bruce and Eighth streets, consisting of one house of five rooms and one house of two rooms; lot 6Ox12O, grape vines and fruit trees bearing, B varieties of roses; vines and shI ubs in profusion:, Also one Bradbury Square Grand Piano; parlorj dining room; bed room and kitchen furniture. Will De sold ill whole or in part at a great saeri- ice: 9-24-2w
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New sBersey Politics.

Special to THE DAILY ToMpsToNEl.
 TRENTON N. J. Sept. 29.-At Demo cratic Convention to-day the Com mittee on Resolution preEerted plat form of which the following nfe sal tent features. It reaafrms the Doc= trine laid down in the platform in Chicago endorses administration oi President Cleveland congratulstes County of success of party iu reduc- ing taxation and the cost of Govern ment and expresses sorrow at the death of Grant, McCIeTlanj Seymour, Hendricks and Tilden, L. K. Greene was nominated for Governor.
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More EarshquakeS,
Ial to TIE DAILY ToMssToNE1.

Special to TIE DAILY ToMBsToNE1.
 HAVANA, Sept. 29.-A sharp shock of earthquake was felt in St. Thomas oh the 20ih inst.
 GOnnecaIcut Democratic Com
 VcE15On. Special to IKE DAILY ToMBsroSE.1
 NEW HAVEN, Sept. 29 -The Demo cratic State Convention to2day nomi- mated Edward $. Cleveland for Gov ernor, Edward E. Bradley for Lieu tenant Governor, Bjron F. Mahon Secretary of State, w. w. Skiddy Treasurer and Malcom R. Treswald for Comptroller.
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Notice to Gre ditOr&.

ESTATE OF DEgZEL WEBB. DECEASED. The creditors of and all persons having claims against the said named estase are. hereby notified to exhibit their claims with the rctessary vouchers to me, within four months after first publication of thls notice, at the store of Herrera & Mcclure, in the city of Tombstone, CocGise county. Terri sory of Arizona. or the same will be forever barred. ERNEST o. MCCLURE,
 Administrator. rom5stone, September lst., 1856.
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Davitt's Benefit Aec.uro.

Special to THE DAILY ToMIsTexEl.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-Michael ravitt lectured tonight at the Grand Opera House on the Present Pros poets of the Home Rule Cause" for the benefit of the west coast Ireland Esher!nens
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Information

Wanted Of the birthplace of J. Devine, formerly of this city; also tlie maiden name of his mother. Any one who can give the above in-. formation will confer d great favor by addressing A. ". Smith, Tombstone.
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Rebels EseGeateG.

Special to TEE DAILY ToMBsToNEl.
 SAN DoMINGo, Sept. 29.-Advices of the 17th inst. say that the rebels were defeated at Aguacate, their loss being five killed and six wounded, At Cierra the rebels lost seven killed and ten wounded one man was cap tured. Among the killed was Gen. Labares. The Government forces lost but one man killed and one wounded.
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Notice,

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Whereas my former partner Fritz Ger hardt las nRyStefiousIy disappeared from his place of business in Bisbee, Cochise County, A. l., aii peIsons are hereby noti- fled that I will not be responsible TOT any debts which he may contract.
 HENRY DUBAcHER. Sisbee, August 4tb, 'SS6.
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Enyra~ Rents a Mouse.
,eciai 10 TIE DAILY To2,sSToNEl

Special O TIE DAILY ToXsSToNEl
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Secretary Lamar has rented ? house ter three years, at Sl,700 year. l. is in a fashionable part of the city. IL is thought that the Secretary inta"ds soon to get married He takes DOT gessloD October let.
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For Governor.

Special to TIE DAILY TOMbcfeEkEl
 FRESNO, Cal, Sept. 29.-On assem- bling of the State Convention of the American party last evening" P. D. Wigginton was nominated for Gov ernor by exclamation.
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Gus Tribolet is now running his meat market on Allen street on d strictly cash. basis and it will pay our citizens to call at his shop and get the choicest cuts of beef fur very little cash, 8-6tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-29

FOR SAEE-A frst-class ticket from Benson to Los Angeles. Apply at once at the Occidental Hotel for price, etc. 2-5t
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Caution Norfce.

All persons are hereby notified that my wife, Louisa Dct;otf; having left my bed and board without cause or provOcatiOD, there- fore I will not be responsible for, nor pay. any debts of her contracting from and af:er this date. JOHN DEl1O F..
 Bisbec, Sept. 15.
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Dancing School

WIFI open tonight at the Skating Rink, and thereafter every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evenin- ings. X soiree every Saturday even ing. J. w. SHEPPARD,
 W. BARON,
 l4-tf Professors
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NeTadn Eepu5iicans:

Special to HE DAILY 1oMDsroSEL
 CARSON NEy., Sept. 29-The con vention reaSembIed at two p. m. C.. C. Stevenson of Storey, was nominat- ios governor, and II. C. Davis of Humbolt, for Lieutenant Govern Ur.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-29
k' Fagi

A set of lower teeth, which the owner can have by calling at this of flee and paying for this notice. If
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from his ranch on the San Pedro.
 Mrs. Bennett took her departure this morning for San Diego, Cal.
 Dress goods at sacrifice. Palace. J. NJ. Holt took his departure this morning for Albuquerque, N. NJ.
 Our dress-goods, bargain counter. Palace. 9-Ziti
 Dr. J. c. Barney, g prominent citi- zen of B;sbee, came over from the copper camp last evening.
 John c. Schmidt Of Sonora Mexico is spending q few days in this city.
 Mir. Hayes and wife of the Baba- comari returned last evening from q Y,sit tc California.
 We expect rush for our dress goods. bargain counter. Palace: ii ". c. Green, a popular cattle man oI the Upper San Pedro, is visiting this city.
 Something recent - Dress-goods bargain coanter. Palace" 27tf MT. A. St. Louis and wife took their departure this morning for Carlisle, New Mexico.
 Come and see our dfess-goods, bar gain counter. Palace Dry Goods Store. 9-Zlu J:W. Moynihan, the travelling agent for B. Friedisndsr, of San Francisco, took his departure this morning for California.
 Good colors, good goods. good value all for good money. "Palace," Fifth street. J-2.f Joseph Wh3tticke, a well known carpenter of this city, took his de- parture this morning for Carlisle, New Mexico.
 Drcss-goods at 8 yards for $I00, splenAid value. "PalAce," Filth street: 5 27d
 Major Bayless, the efficient clerl; and collector Of J. Y. Vickers, is in Kansas City to attend the wedding of his daughter.
 YO1 can get dress for $I.50, good wearing goods at the Palace, Fifth s.teet. 9-21tf
 The Tombstone Engine Co. viii hold their annual election of officers at their engine house this evening Every member is requested to be present.
 For sale Cheap-Colt rifle, fl cal fore, peep and globe sights. Apply at telegraph office. 9-25-Iw Ben Goodrich and ". II, Stilwell took their departure this morning fol Phenix, where they will try the case: of the insane asylum commissioners which comes up before Judge Porter in a few d ys.
 The grand earthquake advertised by Professor Wiggins to come off al 2 o'clock this afternoon, was failure and the Democratic platform is stil s.arGing.
 Rusllers arc making themselve obnoxious in New Mexico. They ar, very scarce in this neck of woods, al those who have come here have founl out to their cost and as the Territoria Prison register will show.
 Harry Brock of the Epitaph, ha found 9 cent restaurant and cent beer saloon in Los Angeles where he will try and fill out hi eart frame, which was greatly re- duced during his management of tn Epitaph.
 Losr-A dark sorrel hoyse, abou IL hands high, and weighing iron $50 to 700 pounds, branded with tw' straight marks on the let shoulder Any person finding the same will re. eeiYe five dollars reward by leaving hirn at Brown (; Hare's stable.
 DANIEL HUDDY.
 Tombstone, Sept. 29, 1886.
 The happiest candidate on cithe ticket to-day is B. s. Colfman tn candidate for the office of Joint-Cour cilman for the Southern District an' the cause of his great happiness i ,,f l,i wifi, ,,rogo,,tol h; -, ,,,;4I, ,,
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Look Out.

And don't you forget it thai ~O1cott t Messick have the finest toilet soaps for sale that has ever been offered to the people of this city: 6-22tf
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Suits we'll and thoroughly cIeatef for 50 by Harris tbe tailor, ,Bothin's block s 12tt.-
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FOR CITY TTEAsURER.

Thereby announce myself to the voters oi inc City of Tombatcne as an independent candidate for City Treasurer at the election which will be held November 2hd.
 OLIVER FREVILLIAN.
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Ialcs eff Fare.

The following is the rate charged from Fairbank to the different places named in the schedule:
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TELEGRAPHIC

TELEGRAPHIC SPECIAL TELEGRAMS: St. Thomas, Havana, was Visited by a Severe Shock of Earthquake
 on the 20th inst. The Democratic State Convention of Cosnectfcut Meet and Nomi-
 Edwatd S. Cleveland
 for Governor, The American Party of california Meet at Fresno, and Nominate
 F. D. Wigginton for Governor. lkdvices from San Domingo Announce the Defeat of the Rebel Forces,
 and Also State that tho
 Rebels Lost Many: Nacosdri zuIick, Private Secretary to Governor Parish, of this Terri
 tory, Spreading Himself
 in Washington. The Democrats of New Jersey Ex- press their Regrets at the
 Death of Grant, Seymore, Mcclellan, Hendricks
 and Tilden, Secretary Lanar Rents Q House in the Fashionable Quarters of Washington in which to Install the Widow He is to Wed.
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Baggage checked to destination ou through tickets.
 H B. ADDINGTON, Agent
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-02
The slaughter oFths Bride

Q Woman Eou Sre charged Win befne
the direct cause for the annual murdaT, n
America alone, of 5000 Ooo harmless
creatures tho pretty binds Aud al be-
cause your shameless master, o. siren
mistress. Essbioa. orders you % wSRT the
Door, murdered birds upon your head -gesA
These same birds IL allowed 20 1--we u
peace with rs. AZ their aad our Maker In
tended would have been not less useful %
us than the horse o. ez- The birds Ar9
our chief natural protection against the
insect hOrdss which are now accredited
with destroying yearly over SSoo, coo, O0o
worth OF fo,d and hbeT plsnts The Cape
Cod bird-kners shoot go coo tern cech
year, and near Philadelphia II, 900. eos
bebolipks have been billed IN . single
month A New York DEALER ksnelse
1000 skins a year, and 70 oco were DP
piled 20 the New YOFk dealers N feuH
months from = single village In enc
London auction room over 76o, 600 bird
skins were sold in four months Last year
These are but few figures The rsEun
of tho slausA.e Is thai IN many localities
the 0iEds are almost IL Bos Wholly annk
hilGtc1- Happily, the American Ornh
biologists Union hzs taken the good WcEH
IN hand II c5uEteracting the brutal custoEg
of fashion and OF enforcing The hve
against bird slaughter. Queen Victoria
ts Rrrayed against the custom x zssFin6
birds II EuElasd, and 10 Is proposed "a
ergani1e societies Of f2shi0oable wonsn @
our cities 70 bring into dtsreputs tkif
wicked folly.-I Our Country HozRA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-02

INC Uses OF an Enemy.
Always keep an enemy on hand--a
brisk. hearty, active enemy
Remark the uses Of an enemy
l, The having one Is proof that Jon ere
somebody, Wishy-washy, empty worth
less people never have enemies Men who
never move never run against anything;
and when a man is thoroughly dead and
utterly buried, nothing ever runs against
him To be run against Is proof of exis-
tence and position; to run against some
thing Is proof Of motion
,. An enemy is 20 say the least, not
partial to you. He VII not fatter. He
VIII not exaCgerate your virtues Il Is
very probable that he win slightly magnify
your faults The benefit Of that b two
fold; 1t Is 70 permit YOU 70 know that you
have faults and are, therefore, not
monster, and il makes them of such size
as to be visible and manageable. on
course, If you have IA fault, you desire to
know 1t; when you become aware that
you have fault, yOu desire to correct IT,
Your enemy does for you this valuable
work which your friend cannot perform
> In addition. your enemy keeps you
vide awake. He does not let You sleep at
your post There s-o tTro mat always
vat-h-1amely, the lover sud the hater.
Your l8vtT watCurs that you may sleep,
He keeps of noises excludes night, adjusts
Ell-ttAh.ltAl-0. AAtrt lAbsiAA4le ilAtf bAsbAAA y
YOU Your hajgr watches that YOU may
not sleep he stirs you up when you are
mapping. he keeps yUur faculties on the
alert. Eveu when ne does nothing he viii
have put yOu IN such a state Ot mind that
YOU cannot tel what he viii do next, and
his mental qui vive must be worth so<ne-
thing.
=. He is a de<eCtiye emOnE your friends.
YOu neeG 10 know VINO your friends are,
and who are not, and who are your enemies
The last OF these three viii discriminate
the other two. When your enemy goes tC
one who is neither friend Or enemy, snd
assails you, the Indifferent one viii have
nothing 10 SAY OE chime in not becausl
he Is your enemy, but because Il Is s.
much easier to assent than 10 oppose, aud
especially than TO rcfute, But your friend
viii take up CudEels Tor yOu Oh the instant
lie viii deny everything and insist OE
proof and proving is very hard work
There IL not a truthful E.an in the worlC
that could uEO-d @ undertake 20 prov,
OrIe-tenth OF all his assertions You
friend VIII call your enemy 70 the proof
and II the indifferent person, through care
/ leSSneSS, repeats the assertion OF you
; enemy, he IS soon made 70 frol tho inCo-
venience thereof by the zeal your frie1,
manifCsts- Follow your enemy arOuE
and you VIII find your friends IoF ne va.
develop them 50 that they cannot % mi.
. taken
4 The next best thing to having hundre-
Z real friends Is 20 have one open enemy
3 T,a,arug
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-02
IT0 bs Continued
BLACKBIRDs USED FOB FOOD


Tho TrRde IN Them Increasing DeSp54s
Thetr Bad RePutstlon 81 Feeders-
There Z large trade IN Philadelphia
n blsckdirlS Some years asa, VhGn 10
first began, very few birds were sold; but
the restaurants and private families found
out that the birds could be mode tender,
and palatable by parboiling them and then
baking them in pie; and now dozens Of
punches of blackbirds twelve in a bunch,
are sold at the very best gRuGs depOtS
The trade continues from April, when the
birds come back from the South until
early November, when they leave this
latitude; and all the season through there
IS one unvary1ng price demanded Tor this
sort of game, viz. tTenty-dve cents per
" bunch " OF twelve birds The birds are
shot by farmers boys aud othsE spoTtsmCh
AS the birds fly t. theiF feeding grounds In
tho morning and back 20 their ''FoOsts' IL
the woods at suadOwn, and their line Of
flight Is straight, the gunEeTs con 1re vol
leys into their fiutteTiag lOCks Whenever
they come within range while crossing the
country. Al early morning and an hour,
or two before the SUI sets the swamp and
Crow-blRckbirds, two very different species,
seem less wary and feed IN the plough
furrowS IN the field, OF along tho banks oil
creeks and rivers where wOTIns and fresh
veter sheilhsh abound. and then the vol
leys of No. 9 shot decimato their ranks.
IneOFeticauV tnell Is DO reason why the
flesh OF blackbirds should not be used for
food. They feed on cherries, Currauts, fruit
grain and woTTns, just IS reed-bhds, doves,
wild pigeons and plenty Of other palEtablo,
game birds do. Blackbirds don't eat car
r1on although they are polygGmouS do MT
mate, and lay their eggs n the nests o5
other birds, they are not otherwise differ
ent from other species. They are noisy
cheeky and great pests OF the farmers who
have cherry orchards or gTaps1es, and
those who know blackbirds best VIII set Il
down az an invariahle rule that II thcy Gan
steal ripe cherries they VIII lot touch any
ether kind OF food No country people eat
bIeckbirds any more than they cat crows
They look upon both vpTbloTs with about
the same sort Of feelings There Is q tTadi-
tion ia the neighbOTing cOuDtlos that black
birds eat ccrTiol. hut Il Z not true
though their flesh Il rank enough before
being Da-bOIcd i blackbird roOst, that
Is, a place where hundreds OF Thousands
of the s2bls-feathered PESTS flock and
/ scream at might, 8 regarded by tiloss OF
the soil rs a local misfortune, Us it often
happens that q dozen farmers with thetf
! SONS and hired hands all aimed with guns,
I will lie n ambush evening after evening,
! for several days, IN order 20 shoot the birds
. as they fy IN small black clouds st night
/ to harbOring place Of this sort
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-02
NUMBER "a
TAKE REED
BY OATH BRrrTIE.


Foot-soue, hungry, aud ont u heart,
fox and wolf were YEARLY trottfnrs
Dvvising plans to yain meal
AT little cost ct tir1e IN plotciug.
Anon they spied Q mule, who stood
Out 10 the meadow calmly thinkfnR
Lis long ears tapping % snd fro,
HIS sleepy eyes serenely blinking.
"Hal" whispered Fox, 6 tricky elf,
" Dear brother Wolf, as I'm a sinner,
Here's just what we most sorel need;
Here's meet for many hearty dinner"
"What beast It Is, - said brother Wolf,
g l fain would learn ere We assail him" "
Said brother Fox, " Your hint Is good:
suppose you march right up and bail him. -
Friend with the waving ears said Wolf,
We strangers both are glad 20 greet you
I'm Wolf; he's Fox. What is your nhmes
IL ts an honor, sir, 20 meet you"
" Ny name,n said Mule. "ts craven deep
Upon my hinder hoOf-the near one;
fou'n laugh when you have spelled Il out
For it Il such a very queer one"
Wolf trotted gayiy to the reaF.
Mule raised his foOt-to save him truubis-
Then let # drive. Full ten feet of
Poor Wolf lay lifeless on the stubbte,
MORAL.
Take not the canning mans sdvfce:
A tricky friend yUu'n always fud Inn,
And when you interview a mule
For safety's sake don't stand behind him
-iHmpe-'s Young People,