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The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-18

There are many accidents and dis.
eases which affect Stock and cause Sc
riOus inconvenience aud loss 10 the far
mer in bis work, which may be quickly
Temedied by the use Of DR.. J. H. Ne
Leans Volcanic Oil Eminent. 27-39.
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killing Herself with Gloves.

A physician of this city says that
ono Of the strangest cases that has
come under his observation in prac.
tice Is young lady who is addicted to
tho habit Of chewing cloves. For sew
eral years her friends and physicians
have been fighting to break her of a
habit which she carries to such excess
that her life will be tho penalty paid.
At times she breaks herself of Che
habit for few weeks, but sooner or
later steals away to buy quantity Of
the cloves. She has been known to
dispose of a quarter of pound in q
day. Druggists have been warned not
to give her the spice, but there are so
many stores whose proprietors have
not been called apon that she has no
difficulty In obtaining a supply. Elk
cess in the use Of cloves is considered
moro harmful to the system than the
use Of opium. New York Graphic.
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Weary of High Art.

It's getting very hard for plain man
OF ordinary, every day, practical tastes
to get on in the world now. When he
comes TO the city and expects 30 see the
sights he Is taken to picture galleries and
theatres with strong French plays in
progress and to bric-a-brao exhibitions.
A simple, honest countryman was taken
to a picture gallery and violent and
persistent effort made to entertain him
with subject he did not care about.
They showed him around the gallery,
they expatiated on the great pictures,
the superb art, and all that sort of thing.
He said nothing until ne reached a win
dow which looked out on the street.
Then, as a horse car went rattling by, he
turned YEARLY to his artistic friend and
saids "What kind Of axle grease do
they use in this town?'-San Francisco
Chronicle.
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PARAGRAPHS FROM EVERYWHERE.
Brooklyn bridge has been opened to

Brooklyn bridge has been opened to
the public five years.
Silver has turned up in South Africa
to a degree to produce a new mining
fever.
The Alexandra, woman's club, is but
four years old, yet has 600 membeas.
A peasant has Just died in Austria
Hungary who was lac years of age. He
left son aged 115 years and grandson
OF IS.
poisoned 1900 rabbits In four months
and then figured that above 5000 new
ones had come to fill their places.
The Austrian government has aban-
doned it's intention Of renewing the anti
Anarchist law, and will henceforth eight
the Anarchists by administrative DEGREES
The Russian general Suwarrow. after
the seizure and destruction of Warsaw,
cruelty butchered 80, 600 Poles of ell ages
and conditions In cold blood, Nov. d,
1904.
The South American agent for some
extensive manufacturers of harvesters at
Chicago has been two years at Monte
video, and has sold moving and reaping
machines all over the River Plata region.
Taverns may be traced 10 the Thir-
teenth century. According to Spelman,
I'm the reign Of King Edward III
only three tayerns were allowed In Lon
don." Taverns were licensed in England
In 1852
A West Morris boy was arrested re-
Gently for shooting an eagle contrary to
the law. BE was In fair way to be
fined or imprisoned, when commission,
composed Of a clergyman, a justice Of
the peace and an editor, sat on the dead
body Of the bird and declared 1t to be II
fish hawk.
A Nuremburg inventor has produced a
shoe sole composed Of wire net overlaid
with substance resembling India rub
Der. These eoaes, which cost but bali
the price Of Ieatbeg, have been tested In
the German army and found to be twiee
as durable.
They are having hard work finding
hard pan for the foundations Of the new
bridge across the Thames at East New
London, Conn. They have put piles
down 1i3 feet, and have not got to solid
earth yet. 1t Is thought that bottom
will be reached at about 1870 feet.
A writer In London Truth suggests IA
sensible occupation for women who like
sewing, but do not wish to become either
dressmakers or seamstresses, and desire
to live In their own homes. 1t is the
overlooking and repairing Of women 3
wardrobes. After a clientele had been
established 1t would undoubtedly bring In
very fair wages.
Book stealing seems to have been che
waited into q regular trade In Paris, for,
according 10 return drawn up by the
prefecture Of police, the number OF peg
sons prosecuted fog this ofenee within
the last two years has been 145, Of whom
only have been acquitted, while 90
others have been sentenced to fine or
Imprisonment, and the remaining 90 are
stiff awaiting their trial. The amount OF
bail lodged and of fees paid for hearing
has exceeded e3,000 these sums heing
exclusive of counsel's fees and other
legal expenses. Chicago News.
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The other day prominent New York
lawyer arrived In Washington for a con
sultation with an attorney Of this city
regarding some patent cases. During
the conversation match to light q cigar
was lacking, and the Washingtoniar re-
marked chat piece. Of Ice would do
The New Yorker laughed and was in
credulous, and wager of champagne
supper was made. The Washingt9nian
took piece Of clear ice about an inck
thick from the water cooler, whitfield it
into the shape of disk, and with the
palms OF his hands melted its two sides
convex, thus giving it the form Of a
double convex lens or burning glass,
With 1t he focused the suns rays on Che
end Of his cigar, thus lighting the cigtr.
While smoking the weed he enjoyed ihe
ehagrin of the New Yorker, who
promptly paid the bet.--Washingipn
Star.
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Great interest is taken in the east in
che railway between Siam and south
western China, which will be about a
thousand miles long. 1t has been sur
veyed, bat more surveyors are going out
from England. 1t 10 expected that this
railway will postpone for q long time the
construction of line between Tonquin
and China. The China Railway company
have, by the way, completed their line
as far as Tang-ku, and in April the trains
began to run from that point to Tongsan.
The remaining section of the line, be-
tween Tang-ku and Tien-Isin, will be
pushed on with unremitting energy, and
In few months time the flying
wheels" will be making their revolutions
20 the delight and amazement of the PEG
pie of TEN Tsin. Home Journal.
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The holders of 500 franc notes Of the
Bank Of France have been badly fright
ened by the discovery that number 0f
forged or counterfeit notes Of this demon
nation have been put In circulation.
The difference between the estimation
N which paper money is held by the
people of Franco ard those of the United
States is shown by the run made on the
Bank Of France In. consequence of the
discovery. United States legal tender
notes and national bank notes of various
denominations have been counterfeited
to some extent, but no one ever heard Of
run on the treasury or on any particu-
lar bank from this cause. In two days
the Bank of France cashed %, 800 notes
of the counterfeited denomination, and
of these only one proved to be counter
felt. The whole number Of counterfeits
discovered was about seventy.
The French government, as 1t had the
legal right to do In order to allay the ex-
element and stop the run on the baIR
required the latter to cash all notes pre-
sented, whether counterfeit or not. The
justice of this requirement is founded on
the principle that the bank, exercising
the privilege Of issuing notes, should
either print them in manner rendering
1t impossible to counterfeit them, or bear
the loss that successful counterfeits inflict
on an unsuspecting public. In this mat
ter the bank and the public are equally
innocent of the crime, but it is maxim
of law that where the loss must fall upon
one or two innocent parties, 1t should
fall on the one by whom the loss was
rendered possible. The bank by exercis-
Ing the privilege of issuing notes-whick
privilege is for its advantage-made IL
possible to impose on tho public by coun-
terfeiting the notes, and should therefore
bear the loss. This principle is too much
lost sight Of in this country. journal Of
banking
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The Feeling IN saxony.

The Saxons, although now under
the protection Of the Prussian flag, do
not all take in the most kindly way to
their protectors The writer talked
with members Of different classes In
Dresden, Leipsic, Frankfort and other
Saxon cities and heard remarks which
we're anything but complimentary to
the GerTaans and the present emperor.
In case Of war they owe allegiance to
Germany and must fight but they
like to indulge In the belief that they
are separate power and kingdom
They retain their old flag, and at rail
way stations and public buildings 1t
floats side by side with the Prussian
colors. Everywhere do you hear re-
grets for the death of Emperor Fred
erick. 1t is believed generally on the
continent and In England that not
only Prussia but the whole world is a
loser by his death Nobody seems to
know exactly what will be the policy
of the young emperor. 1t is like sit
ting near q barrel of gunpowder; you
don't know when it may explode
I'M. p" In Home Journal.
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A farmer living near Greensboro, Ga.
was much troubled by rats, and their
depredations on his corn crib increased to
an alarming extent He finally thought
of method by which he could rid him
self of them. He secured three gallon
jar and half filed 1t with water. On the
top of the water no placed a thick layer
of cotton seed. The seed, so he argued,
would attract the rats as pleasant place
to play, and of course the moment they
touched the seed down they would go,
The trap worked like charm. The rats
came; they attempted the frolic act on
the seed with the deceptive foundation,
and, to use Mr. Kilgore's own words, he
''caught gallon and half Of rats the
first night, :" running the water to the
top.-Chicago Herald,
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The Chinese in Honolulu

The Chinese problem is coming to the
front in the Sandwich Islands as well as
elsewhere. In Honolulu whole streets
are occupied by the Chinese. They work
at the laundry business in part and are
also walters and servants Many small
shops in all the islands are run by Chi
neae. Almost all the poi is made by
them, and the white poi flag Is seen
everywhere. Poi3 Oh. the taro Is a
vegetable, gray in color, and about the
size Of our beet. Raw, 1t Is unfit for
food, but baked it forms a large proper
ton of the food of the islands. 1t Is
cooked and pounded with iron mallets.
It is then mixed with water until it as
sumes about the consistency of starch,
when 1t is put into barrels and allowed
to ferment for about twenty-four hours.
1t has then acquired an acid taste, and is
then to the native islander what rice is ia
the Chinaman. Charles II. Wetmore -
The queen Of Portugal has been hav-
ing great time In Paris She has done
an immense amount of shopping" and
her royal spouse will have lively time
tn settling the bills.
Mrs. Cain, of Tyler, Tex, seeing a
burglar break into the cabin occupied by
her absent cook, telephoned her husband
to como home, and when he got there it
was to find the robber helpless and cow
ering at the muzzle of a pistol In the
hands OF his intrepid wife.
Typhena, thirty -fourth queen of the
Zut family Of gypsies, Is encamped at
Saybrook Point, Conn She will go tc
Bristol, England, In November to attend
world gypsy encampment to be held
there
Tho mother of the present German
empress h confined In mad house. She
wanted to become the wife of Louis Ma
poleon, when he was president, and
would have done so but for the opposition
Of Queen Victoria.
Anna Dickinson Is authority for the as
sertion that Fred Douglass has that rare
beauty, an absolutely perfect hand. 1t
Is small and exquisitely shaped The
tinge Of yellow natural to the skin gives
It the appearance Of dnely sculptured
bit Of ivory tinted by time, but preserved
with infinite care
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DIR. Vincent Richards, Of Calcutta, an
enthusiastic investigator In many differ
ent lines of medical research, had mar
row escape recently from poisoning by
cobra bite. He was holding vigorous
cobra In his right hand for the purpose
Of obtaining its venom. In pointing with
his left forehnger to where some watch
glasses lay, he brought the part close to
the animals head The snake made Q
sudden dart, and fastened its fangs just
below the second joint. Retaining his
presence Of mind, DIR. Richards tore the
reptile away and killed it. A tight liga-
ture was at once placed ON the proximal
aspect of the wounds, which were sucked,
enlarged by knife, allowed to bleed freely,
and thoroughly mopped with 5 per
cent. solution Of permanganate of potash !
an India rubber cord was bound around
the wrist. A medical friend subsequently
further enlarged the wounds, and applied
strong nitric acid tothem. The ligatures
were cautiously removed after a time
No symptom Of poisoning resulted excepe
slight tightness of breathing. Scientific
American.
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A FEW STRAY ITEMS.


A new steamer, the Empress on the
Dover-Calais route. is expected to cross
the channel IN fifty minutes.
A man In Connecticut, who built Q
fancy barn, stole eight tombstonee from
graveyard to build his managers.
A nugget of ruby ore, weighing 1000
pounds, and estimated to be worth $40,
600, was taken from mine near Elko,
Cal, a few days ago.
The Chinese government has decided
to erect monuments TO Gen. Gordon on
the scenes Of his victories over the Taip
ing rebels.
In the state Of Maine there are $4,000
pounds OF ground wood fiber and 1873, 00e
pounds OF chemical wood fiber made
daily.
A prominent land owner of Elko, New.
is seeding his ranch to tea. Indian wo
men and children will be employed IN
gathering the leaves
The cathedral ct Ulm, which is large
enough to take ii 3d. 900 persons, win be
completed in 1889 IL was begun in 1877
as Roman church, bGt>has been Protes'
TART since the reformation, -
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A Chew to His Are.

Those narrow minded people who think
human beings reach maturity at the I'M
ripe age of 10 should learn better from
tho Roumanians. One old peasant called
as witness in court of justice in the
year 1889 could only give a clew to his
age by saying: II remember that When
was boy our emperor was a womaN, ~
and, reckoning from the death of Malta
Theresa, In 1880, made him Hot less than
ITO years old.--Chicago Herald,
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Eugene Bloc, ID years Of age, recently
committed suicide In Paris on account Of
unreciprocated affection He fell in love
with plaster cast Of Venus In his father's
house, and would stand gazing at it for
hours. The boy neglected bis studies
and his father grew angry and broke the
statue into pieces. Eugene went to his
room. twisted sheet around his neck
and strangied himself. New York Sun.
al
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-09-28

There seems to have been a great ex-
element over the $4,000 paid to Mr..
Stevenson for his Outlaws of Tunstall
Forest" by an American syndicate. AS
price it pales into insigniiicance before
tho $40, 900 paid by Smith, Elder & Co.
to George Eliot for "Romola," and the
$50, 900 paid by the Longmans for Lord
beaconsfelds "Lothair." Anthony Trol-
lope and Charles Reade often received
$40, 900 for single work, and Harrison
Ainsworth, at the height Of his popular
ity, is known to have mado 500, 600 0
year. -Belfprd's Magazine.
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Getting RS of Rata.

Fear Is far more painful to cowardice
than death to true courage. Sir P. Sid
nov
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-09
Jnla11o.

- Die vOeut6 Qmeritanti6e
Oi6tung", BON pel6er Wfonatsl6rift
loeben 6as FINITE 6eft bes stpetten Sobrz
gangs eridltenen lit, bat cine i1elte g8anoz
luna burboema6t. sic 1T in ben 8eiib
bes Oeut1z 81 meritanii6 den Qiz
teratur>8eretns ibergegangeu, MEL
der bic Soften beS unternebmens trGgt bic
6erren &onrao NteS uno 6ermann Jtoienz
tbal fI6ren inoefien bte &ebaftton borlGuz
fla auf oret Sabre tpeiter, init berg5erpfli6z
tung iebo6, Die u0euti6z 9tmerifanii1e
Oihtun9" gu elmer belieren beIetriitti6en
Mtonat5i6rift SIT e%ntDtdeln. Sn leberein7
itimmung nit oieiem Bro9ramm lit in Der
porliegen6en Drummer 8eitrGgen in ntdt
gebunOener Spra6e mebr BlaB eingerGumt
tporoen.
= 0as @eiBe 9aus 1T bers
pfGnOet. 90 tutrb aus Wdlbington be-
rt6tet. ltn6 3tpar l6ulDet Der reide Uncle
Sam Dem arnlen Staat 8irginien nod
$120, 900 bdrauf. 2ebterer bat freili6 ieiz
men Qlnipru6 lGrgit Der Maibington Wemoz
rial 9lioctdtion ilbertra9en, uno Dieie mill
i'm fir befriebi9t erflGrei1, tpenn Uncle Sam
cine anitan6iae SabritraBe BON Waibington
nad Wount 8ernOn baut.-1nS iheint Die
Sadie iebr oerbddtig. 8enn Der Nnipru6
tr8enD ettpas Dertb tDGre, bdtte 8~ir9tnien
ibn itAer i6on ldngit erboben urb oerfolgt.
- 9as 90Ifergemti9 in BEN
Ser. Stoaten miro / m merbunter.
0te i60nen 53etten, mo etgentIi9 nur
0eutl6e uno 8etpohner ber brttti6en Sn>
leln ctnluanOertel1, iino ldngit Dorbei. 3uz
crit famen in INNER 9eQeren 6auFen Sdz
men, S6meben uno g~toripe9er, oann 8obs
men, Yolen lno Simmer, ungarn, Slooaten
uno SloOenen, bann Staliener uno @rteden.
un0 leBt iheint Die NuSwanDerung aus benz
ipeitlt6en Qiien bierber allen GrniteS begtils
ne1 81 ioQen. S6ou ieit Idngerer 3ett
ftno etnseln bis balbbubenbmeiie Qlrober
elngetroffen, uno iebt 1t Der 0ortrob Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-09
(grief on Die StGtnOts 9to otsSeitune)
&eipsi9er 8rtcfe.
2eip3tg, BEN 21. Nuauit 1889

(98) Sur iebr tpenige l1eberbleibiel oes
alien 2etp8t9 itnb nod bemerf6or. @ines
berielben 1T bas lett taft 5mei Sabrbun0er=
ten beiteben0e ST 6erfte6en. Isle
beliebt Oieie auidbrli9 p~eranitaltete Snz
nun9Sfeier nod b~euti9en Cages lift, betpies
Die bidtgeOrdt9te 8OlfSmenge, Die am 3.
Qtuguit bonn Qlufbrube Der 6eit3i9ler bis
gum 8egtnn 6es Waiierfampfes Die Straz
zen faute nuo ben ais SurnierplGb Dtee
neroen 9inoenauer Geib umgab. Sem
6erfom1nen qenlGB paraOtrte Der Bug Dor
boben Sffisieren u1o ben Gertretern Der
Staots5 uIo Gtaot6eb0r0en, 10 oaB er CUR
@rreidung ieines 53ieleS mebrere StlnDen
beourfte. Oie O6crmeiiter nit Oreimaiter,
9egen, &%ingfragen uno W~aarlbauita6, Die
SuI9meiiter nit ibren bulten S1aufelrIz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-09

tra6t fomrnen, obne trgenbtpo ben SIeii6er
IN elmer fir Den Qlbne6mer 10 brliGetoen
9Seile beetnflnbt gu baben tpte in bieiiger
Staot.
Bur @bre 6er Tleti@er iei gelagt, baB fie
IN Die BON tblen gel6la9enen Wunoen einen
l6meraltnOernOett 8dllam trGufeln, uns auf
Die 3utunft Dertr6iten uno tpenigitens einen
btutgen S6Deine6raten fir ben lpGt6er6itz
ltden S~onntagSttl6 in Nusit6t itellen. Ste
berltdern nGnnltd, OaB 5 lie boriGbrtge
1le6te 6utterernDte als 6auptz
factor Der Breiserbobung in 9te6nuno
tomlne. Inn Die 9orrGthe nidt at erld6pfen,
nluBten Die %lnetiten 2an0tpirt9e un9leid)
9rDBere Wtallet BON @rDB0teb pertaufell, ais
tie et8entlt6 enGbebren f%Dnnten, uno iel6it
bort, no man Elm 9ilnittgeres @rnbtesGrz
9ebnlB er3telt bate, tDuroe mtnbeftens oie9lufz
5u6tpernadlGBtgt rtpetlb Der oerbQLtniBmGBtg
ntebere Stano Der 8iebpreiie feinen lobnenz
ben 8erotenlt erm09li9te. 8ejonoers
louttlelt9 aetgten it'd Die Sdhpetnesii6ter,
Die i'm Ifat uno SUM bieies Sabres gan;
vulnerable 0el6Gfte ma6ten. coSett fretltd
tperoen Die 8Oritentbiere tpteoer maiien6aft
gemdttet, Sun1al &artoffeln uno @etretoc
ltberau, Jtlibell aber bod in Ben meiSter
0egenoen 0elti6lanbS eine quite Olitte[z
ernote 81 liefern i6einsn. Sobiel lth NUM-
me9r beurtbeilen IdBt, lift Der tanftiae 8ez
bart an S6peinen i6on I'M ueberi6ulle
9eoedt, 3. b., IS iino baoon 10 piele 3tr
Olait aufgeiteut, OaB, tpenn lie erlt fir Sen
Wtarft beran9ereift iinb, eil1 getpaltioer
BreiSitur5 libt ausblei6en fam. 8ann
OaS aber geldeben miro, bas bGnat nod
bon peri6ieoenen anoeren t3ufdGen ab,
5. 3. bonn @rge6niB Der &ort0ffelerute unb
Der Nufhebung beS @iniubrz8 erbotes, fers
ner aud oapon, Oh Die fir bic 0a~uertpurftz
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-17
Chinese Astronomy.

Having before us the gradual awaken
ing Of China to some conception OF
Western progress, it is interesting to
glance at the most conspicuous monu-
mept of the time when Chinese science
ceased to advance. This is the Astrono-
mical Observatory of Pekln, the Oldest
in the world, which Professor Russell
made the sub ect of a recent lecture at
the Chinese capital. 1t was established
in 1879. The Oldest in Europe-that Of
Denmark-was founded in 1915, while
the Royal Observatory of Paris was not
opened until 1871, and that of Green
which three years later The Chinese
astronomers first used bronze apparatus
about the year 1850. The Pekin Observ-
atory originally contained four instru-
ments-an equatorial armillaIy, an equa-
torial or astrolabe, an altitude and All
muth instrument, and a celestial globe.
The globe has disappeared, but three OF
the instruments still remain. In 1870
six new Observation-Disclosures to the old
but more accurate-were ordered, and
two others were added in the first half
of the last century. But the land that
SO progressively nourished infant asti ono
my has failed to bring it to the age of
the telescope. The observatory is in
charge of an Astronomical Board, now
including total of 1876 persons, whose
chief duty is to regulate the most impor-
tant of all Chinese books-the calendar.
Besides astronomical facts, this still
gives lucky and uulucRy days, in accord.
snce with which all Celestials arrange
their business. - 7renton IN. ~ Ameri-
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-17

told how he came over the iron bar, and
that he had seen his father go down with
the bridge. A number of persons went
to examine the slender iron by the light
Of their lantern, and, while doing so, a
dark object was seen few feet from the
top of the bridge. A venturesome fellow
went down, aud found that the watch
man had been miraculously saved by
catching between two beams. He was
soon raised to the top. He was but
slightly injured, but unconscious from
the shock.
The next day, Ike went to the super
intendents office, as he had been told 10
do. He went bright and early, but the
story of his heroism had preceded him.
The superintendent received him with a
hearty shake of the hand, and even
johnson, who was the clerk Ike had seen
the day before, and who, judging from
his lofty bearing, held higher position
than the superintendent, graped him
quite energetically by the hand.
The superintendent suddenly discov-
cred that he needed an office boy very
badly, and it wasn't more than day
unit Ike was that olice boy, at salary
somewhat higher than the usual pay for
such position. And it wasn't very
long before an office boys position and
he had parted company forever; and not
very long again TIL he occupied John
sons place. And it may bet is quite
probable in fact-that it won't be many
years before he will be the man to &C.
cupy the superintendent's chair, for
whom the brass pendulum will appear to
look out of its little window.
The ratchman was given leave of alb.
sence, with pay continuing until he re-
covered his health, when he was pro-
noted to much better place. This, in
addition to the handsome purse bulged
out with golden contents, which the pas
sengers actually thrust into Ike's hands,
completely turned the cloud around, so
that ever since, its silver lining has shed
its gladdened rays upon the watchman's
family. - Yankee Blade.