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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27
EXPIRED BY LIMITATION.
We are without a MOdus vivendi with
Canada at Present.

Washington dispatch: The modus
vivendi between Canada and the United
States has expired by limitation.
Inquiry at the State department failed
to elict any information as to whether It
would be continued, and the officials
claimed to be in utter ignorance on the
subject. At the White House Secretary
Halford said he had no official iDforma-
tion, but he believed the modus vivendi
would be continued as soon as Secreatry
Blaine and the British Minister had
agreed upon certain details. At the
Navy department an emphatic denial
was given by Acting Secretary Ramsey
OF the story that United States men-of-
war had been ordered to Canadian
waters
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27
RUINED BY HIS WIFE.
Mrs. Lippincott Wrecks Her Husbands
Fortune by Forgeries.

Fortune by Forgeries.
A big sensation has been created
in Philadelphia and in South Jer-
sey by the discovery of large
number Of notes with the forged sigma
ture Of Edward Lippincott, of
Medford, N. j., who is the proprie-
tor of Haddon hall, Atlantic City.
The amount runs up In the
thousands, and banks, firms. and indi-
viduals are the victims. Lipplncott
says that his wife is the forger. II was
also discovered that the property of Mrs.
Haines, sister OF Lippincott, worth
1000, had been mOrtgaged to the extent
of 81 800 by Mrs. Lippineott. Among
the victims in this city are John Wana-
maker, Sharpless Brothers, ]. & J..
Dobson, and other large firms. The
Lippincotts are we'll known in society
and are of Quaker descent. Lipplncott
is ruined
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

OLD Friend unexpected srrivaD-
~And 50 this is your daughters coming
out party?' Practical Mother--@Yes,
and If / hadn't put my veto on those
dressmakers she would have been out
q good deal further than she is"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

HE life OF Susan b.
Anthony, the leader of
the woman's suffrage
movement in this coun-
try, has been an event
ful one. For years she
has battled for tn e
equality of women.
Ridicu1ed at first, she
finally succeeded ] n
gaining the respectful
consideration OF men,
overcoming the preiu-
dices which existed sd
long, and has lived I'd
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

PLENTY of room then Lightpurse--
Can / get into the assessors office ?
Wellfilled-I think SO; have just
brought out my tax bill.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27
THREE SCORE AND TEN.

Susan u. Anthony Celebrates Her seven-
tieth Birthday.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

The German government will shortly
enforce stringent regulations upon Inn
migration 10 America, even refusing
passports TO youths under 10 years or
age.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

WITH the exception of few days,
this winter has been like a Waterbury
watch-principally spring.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

hurt.
critical condition, having had his ribs
broken in fight with John VanBuskirk
at Cadillac.
Gov. Luce declares that he will make
a thorough Investigation of the irregu-
larities charged in the Board OF Managers
of the Soldiers Home.
"A canyassing agent calling at house
in Ionia, says the Press, denied state
ment made by lady visitor in manner
that the mistress of the house deemed
insulting. and she opened the door and
invited him to leave. which he said he
would do when he got ready" He got
ready very soon, for the lady stepped
into an adjoining room and returned with
her husbands revolver, and with such a
bloody look in her eye that the agent lost
no time in seeking the air outside. A
few lessons in politeness of this kind
would not be lost upon some Of these
F. S. Demorest, of East Saginaw,
has been appointed to place as ma
chinist in the Washington Navy Yard.
An Osceola County farmer raised
wheat for five years, and had s4OO mort
gage to show for it. Last year he raised
potatoes, and the mortgage has been
wiped out.
Representative Bliss has introduced
a bill in Congress for the erection OF
monument to the late Gen. Meade. o. the
Gettysburg battlefield, to cost not less
than $4,000.
Rev. Mr. Van Alstyn dropped dead
while preaching in Traverse City, at the
asylum. He hal gotten about hall
through with his sermon. when he
stopped and fell at the side OF the pulpit
he so often preached from. When
picked up he was dead.
The Lansing Board of Education, at
a special meeting of the electors few
nights ago, asked that a resolution be
adopted appropriating $4,000 for the
erection of six new prim'ry school build
ings. The taxpayers were in an econom-
ical mood, and would not hear to the
proposition. A motion 10 appropriate
$4,000 for the erection of one new build
ing was voted down with q rush, and the
meeting a1journed without adopting any
of the boards suggestions. The pro-
ceedings were disorderly at times.
Cadillac Democrat Just about this
time OF year the Bohemian oa's swindlei
will put In an appearance. III be comes,
introduce him to the worst kicking COW
on the farm, turn the dog loose on him,
and let them take care of him. No mat
ter how smoothly he talks, he is a swind-
Ter. Bohemian oats are worthless In the
market; but If you want the seed, any
seed dealer will sell them for dollar
bushel
The American side of the Port
Huron tunnel is now completed for dis
tance of ], 1865 feet, and the contractors
expect TO reach the river within fort
night. The route Of the tunnel can be
readily traced by depression Of the
earth, and as one house, standing di-
~rsctly over the tunnel. is in imminent
danger Of tumbling. there's some little
nervousness felt by property owners.
Hon. W. L. webber, Of East Saginaw.
thinks the sebewaing mines will produce
$4,000, 900 tons Of coal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27
statehood for wyoming and Idaho.

Washington dispatch: The House
committee on Territories has ordered
favorable report on the bill admitting
Wyoming to Statehood, aud has practi-
cally agreed to report the Idaho bill very
shortly Both reports are expected TO
be made as soon as potsibie now that the
new rules are adopted.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

The project of tunnelng the English
Channel itstiIl cherished 10y compa.
ny OF British capitalists, who have ex-
pended $500, 900 on experimental works
which are not yet completed.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

NJ +. CHURCH-Rev. G. Il. HILL Pastor.
Services at 10 80 o'clock am. and TX pm. Sum
day school at IL IN. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 7l6 o'clock All are cor
daily invited 20 attend.
GRAYLING LODGE, No. $50. r. a A. NJ,
meets in regular communication on Thursday
evening on CT before the full OF the moon
Transient members are fraternally invited Il
attend. F.F. THATCHER w. NJ.
A. ID. RoBEET I. Secretary.
MARVIN POST. No. 240, G. A. r., meets the
second Saturday and fourth Friday in each
month. A. J. ROSE Post Commander.
j. g. HANSON, Adjutant
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

An Interesting Summary Of tho Moro Inn
portant Doings OF Our Neighbors-Wed-
dIngs and Deaths = Crimes, Casualties,
and General News Notes.
Tho following Michigan pensions
have been granted
Original Invalid George O. vangieson,
Girard James NJ. Rice, Alpena; John shaw
man, Hastings; Reuben A. Snyder, Union City;
St. Johns; Adeibert Cooper, Grand Rapids; M.
Jerome Brakeman, Goblevifle; Daniel Rose
Grand Ledge; John J. shepard, Glen Havcni
Detroit Emery Wheeler, Cannonsburg; John
H. Tranger, Grand Rapids; Henry NJ Lilly,
Bronson lewis Newman, Cedar Springs; Chas.
Harvey Geer, Prairieville; Eli Mclaughlin,
East sagnaw; Charles Gross, Frost
Incresss.csarlss A. nSs16s,ngS XTSSsn6urg; shsR @sI
,s wood sas SosspS sSss SSa = was
bureh, Manton Samuel W. saiter, Charievoix
Francis M. Stokes, Detroit Seymour Under
wood, stanton; Harvey Davidson, Charlotte;
Francis Judson Shaler, Elwell Conrad Mover,
Marshall Buel II. Bates Marcellus Almeron
ID. Armstrong, Hudson Hiram Barrows, Arma-
da John c. Thorp, Fenton Geo. w. Alton, Bat
VIM A. Lawson, Millington; Walt b. Steen-
barger, Kalamazoo; John Peterson, East
Tawas.
Reissue-John ]. Shook. st. Louis benjamin
w. Smith, Dundee; Alfred Reed, Detroit Chas.
w. Carrick, West Branch.
Reissue and Increase-Abel Cook, Greenville.
Original Widows (SuptL)-Minor OF Alfred
Finch, Gobleville.
Mexican Survivor-Ne Nehemiah Dennis. Flint.
While Miss Mae Breze. who lives in
Bath, Ingham County, was visiting in New
York State recently, she became fascinat-
ed with Joseph Platt. who represented
himself as single and wealthy. The two
planned an elopement, and Platt quietly
slipped over to Canada while Miss Breze
returned to Bath for her personal effects.
While at home she learned that the Off
GERS were looking for Plat on charge Of
appropriating 81, 400 from his employers.
Compton & Lewis, of Middleport, N. Y,
Shocked over the discovery she offered to
assist the officers in entrapping Platt.
She wrote him letter stating that she
was i'll, and imploring him to cross over
to Michigan at once. The young man ar
rived in Bath the other day and was at
once arrested. He consented to return to
New York without arequisition, and was
taken East.
AT Marquette, John Mcdonald has
been convicted of the murder of Mollie
Bevendge and sentenced to imprison-
ment for life. He displayed no emotion.
His crime was the attempted killing of
FIVE persons near Matchwood, Ontonagon
County, in December las. Mrs. Beyer-
idge was killed, Mrs. Redpath badly
wounded, and Dunk Beveridge slightly
hurt.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

Western Points show a Moderats Improve
ment-R Railway Earnings for the First
Month of 1900 Largely Increased-B -Busi-
ness Failures on tho Decrease, Compared
..ttr, n War.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27
MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS.
EVENTS AND INCIDENTS THAT HAvH
LATELY OCCURRED.

An Interesting Summary Of tho Moro Inn
portant Doings OF Our Neighbors-Wed-
dIngs and Deaths Crimes, Casualties,
and General News Notes.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27

A Report Embodying a Bil for the Set
tlement OF Their Obligations TO the Fed
eraI Government what the Commit
toe Has Learned About the Finances of
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-12
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of tue 4. rritory VI Idaho. in aid tor the
County OF Alturas.
ssbrirs Cesey. aintif. vs.. Reginald e. Casey
Defendant.
The Territory Of Idaho sends greetii 6 to Regi.
nsld $. Casey. Defend mt.
You are b. r-uy required to appear In an action
brought against You b! the above lame plaintiff,
in the D strict c. u Of the Second Judi tal DIS
trict o, the Territory Of Idaho, IN aud for Ia
Cou1 I, OF alturas, AID to answer the c. mDlA 1t
fleu herein, within ten days texc,u I've of thu
day of setvicel, aft the service IN you OF tile
summons If served on you wit IN this county;
OF ii served out of this county, but IN this DIS
trict within twenty days; otiel wise within forty
days--ur default " i'll be taken agaiI st Won.
The .aid action Is brNnght to dissolve the b nds
Of matrlmOnN, heretofore ana now ,sttnK De
tween plant fl and def. udant, for 4 reasonable
ut urney tee, and for costs Ut suit alleg, ing that
said parties were duly married At sRlt lake City.
Utah, u bout the 18th day Oi January, 1s61 hat
for more than year last past u.fcndanf hAs
failed to provrue for the paint the common
ligary, dissI pstion and hab,tuai nt.mperance
he facts more fully appearing IN plslhtin's com
plant Oh Ale, t. h., reference Ia herr by Daoe
And you hereby notified that II you fait u
appear and answer the said complaint US sneVe
+, quirtd. the said plsintd Will take d. fsnIt ene
ply t. the Court for the RELIEF demanded IN ss''
complaint
GIVEN under nv hand and the Zeal Of the DIS
tr,ct Court of the Second Juatctai LIS
Nict. OF the Territ ~ Of Iaaho. IN an
I Tor the County OF Alturas this 23d d"
| SEAL. OF Juy in the year oi our ORD one sAou
sand eight hundred aud ninety.
~ SOL. HAsbROUCK,
Cle,A Of the district Court
| BY L. RICHARDS. Deputy Clerl
| vIo. BIERBowER. Plsintin's Attorney.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-12
Application for q Patent.



urrrrp srArNs LAND OryscE.
HArlRy, idaho, July 50. 1850
Notice IL hereby given thst the Big Caanss oole
Mintug Con psny. . cot poTation os!y Sfesnse~1
ana existing under and ~ virtue =. ,Ie ce IN
shs c,f> md county OF Salt Lake. in satd t. ri
1, ~ 40 doing business IN ne county OF Logan,
State Of Idaho. hy its attorney fniat1 ". d NV.
county, id.ho, has made application f.r . United
state ateut for the
BIG CAMAs LODE MINING CLAIM AND
MILL SIZE, :.
situate in Section 10, Township no'tn: Range =
east and on unsuryeyed land in Tow shtp norm.
Range l6 east BOISE Meridian; Ainer". nin IN
Idaho consisting VI 1870 H. ear feet OF sne looe
.nd sur, ace ground Go feet vile, b. ing LA No a
snd described in The nsia IN. notes ana p,ss
magnetic Va iatiOn at 10 degrees and ~ Ia nases
~ ~ p,on u the big c.m.s" lode claim. Lot
BEGINNING Ut the initial point. bein. the place
VII, re the not,c~ Of tint. location was originally
posted. running thence nsr,h 70 dsg zee s ~. So
wet eco teet to corner N" a. thu nee north 20 d.
Gre es - minutes " II lLCO fot to corner No. y;
/ a. IN, nee south Is degree 81 min tes esst 1900
~. t corner No I and place OF beginning survey
Of exterior boundaries Of this claim including
Hicts From G, rn.r No 8 the u Invest corner Of
! section TX. Town. hip north, Rang-1 nst. bears
! aouth 2S degrt e. II minute Q east Co. 10 feet
! From corner NO. ! corn r No. OF Lot ~ b bears
! south rs degr. e. 81 m uutts west 70 feet
! description Of the Big Camas Mil Site. Lot II
b. rv.y s39 b.
10 degrt. 81 minu west $40 fe' TO corner 20 =
thence mort. IL degrees 26 minutes east 3S3 l-ll
f.tt t. corntr No 3; thtnce south ~ degrees =
minutes ct 80 feet TO corner No. Il thence soutf
10 d. prees &c inut . west 49, l0 feet to c. rl'
No /: and place Of b. ginning survey Of trio,
toynd ri,s OF mill site IL, iudlng an ares Of
,cres a, piled for NO col ficts.
Ere m Corner No. the southwest corner OF S%c
ton u. +, wnsLip nOrh. Range II east Dear
sout 2 dtliee O2 minutes west 1864 9 10 feet
Fr m corner No cor er No 4d survey $50
| besrs north 70 degrees a minutes west ~ ftet
The snid mining claim m mill site b. ing
re- rd in the uftice xhe County RecHder o. sal
mining district ut ShoshOne, IN the county
| Log n and sta of Idaho.
| The nearesi known locat oDs being the ''dol'
Point and big Csmss Fraction" lode mimi
| claims.
] Any and all persons Ginning adversely any por
ton Of the said "Big Cxmas" lode mil ing claim
. min ST. or eurtace ground. quir' to I'll
! their adverse claims ther with the Register !"
\ tn. Un,t~h stat. Land Ufice at HALEY, stAe
ld.ho, within the sixty ys' publication" Thereon
or they will he h.rr. by virtue II the provision
| of the Statute in such css.s made and p divided
| ". r. Riley, Register
dir. ct that che foregoing notice If tpp icntio
for patent lie published for the Rod of sixty day
in the WooD kIvhR DAILY 1IMEs. newspnpe
published ut HALEY. Id .h". beng the new p pc
f"'''' A@" "@'' " W.T.. RILEY. Resi ter.
First publication July so, Is 0.
W. H. WAIT, attorney for claimant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-12
Notice of Sale.

Notice 10 hereby ii ven, that bv virtue OF al or.
d.. of sale. made by the Probate Court of Alturas
county, Territory Of Idaho. In the matter OF the
est ,te of Nicholss Boucher. deceased. dated the
18th dav OF April 1890, will Fell At pnblic suc-
tioL, to the highest bidder for Cash, Ut the front
door If the Court House IN HALEY. It noon Il the
day Of August, 1890 all the right title and IN
tere.t OF the estate of Nicholas Boucher ceased,
in and to the following scrtbed prsmisee. to-
wit: The" rKeht" iaiso called the 'ChicaRO'')
mine: the "Pass" mine, consisting Of four hun
dred feet of patented ground; the ''Justice laiso
know rs "ersdo", mining claim; the Con. oil
dated Virginia" North stsr." "silv.r Star.
and thu Boss mining ella ms which pr. mises
are sitnst- in Mineral Hill Mining District. in
said county, about two miles wet OF the town OF
Bullion on The divide between said town and
Deer Crek.
Dated July 7th. 1900.
W.T., RILEY,
Admin istrator of said estate.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-12
THE
"CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN"

Has attained standard OF excellence
which admits of no superior
1t contains every Improvement that
inventive genius, skill and money can
produce
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-12

OVNuEC II you desire them use foolihg
OtOVco away time on things thst don't pay !;
but send $40 NJ once for mag, ihceut outfit Of
our Great New STANLEY Book. II hook and terme
not satisfactory We refund yonr mo- ~. No risk.
No capitsl needed Both ladies md gentle men
rmpla, cd 1on't lose time in writing ST p In
while the waters ~ troubled -" PANS wsrth
dol,srs. ddress .. +. JOHNSON L Co., 1909 Main
ST., Richmon1 We
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-12
Notice for Publication.
LAND ors1c. ~ Fkn1y, lDAao.
yn1v s'1&h. 100.

LAND oyyScD n Hku1y, 1DAno.
July :eGh. looo.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
r.v,sd seftler hse died notice Of hts inteh4.on 70
Eake Anal proof In support Of his claim. ard thae
said proof viii be made before the kcgisssf 80
receiver ct Haley. ldsho, on August ~ !s0 ":
Sarah Z. Heastun, for the Lot 3, section .. Town'
shit North, B II East.
lie NAMES the follow irR witnesses 70 peove ne
continuous n eidence upcn and ul4vsaen o.
eead land viz: George Mcconnell, Fr*ns AI1'
". J. Heesson, ard J. u. swan. all Of Dees Cres +
Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-12
NOT IcE-qlmBER CULTURE

U. 8. LAND OryscE. HALEY. IN NO.
June u. 1880.
Compl ins having been en' cred this ONCE by
Thomas 3. Hastings against William X. Russell,
for failure TO c. mlly Wit Law as I" Timber.
Culture fntry No. S7s, dated september 80
lSs7. upon the g W. \ section -. Tow ship N
Range IS E. In Logan county. Idaho. with . vi "
e. the cancellation Of said ntry: contestant alleg
ing th-t said WiIliam X. Russs II hss failed to
plant or cause 10 be p)ar'ed and cultivated the
amount Of lind on sid sntvy CURED by law to
he pla ted and cultivated the sa,d psTties are
hereby SUNNI ned IN appear At this Office the
2ist dav Of Iulv. 1890. IT orlcct m, 70 respond
and furntsh testimony concer, ing said alleged
failure.
jiSs u. o. BILLINGS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-12
No ice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At HAnRY. lDAAo.
August LIST. $50.
Netice IL hereby given hat the following nensed
settI.r han Aed notice Of his inter tioA 70 mha9 e
anal DR. Of IN ~, p IT or his clam snd tAss sai4
proof " II b. msde before the Reti.tef q" re.
Cnrtsttsn Irs, a. f4r the eouth hxif n rtheast
Quarter and l. to On and two IT lection SIX, town.
ship one routh. range nftstn +sst
He names the following witn's ses 20 ptnve nis
Continuous reside mr. =. and cultivauon >
. i'd land, viz: Cha les q. Braass. Charles Z;
Fsries. charles A. Justice and Will IN Justice, all
" w.. RILEY. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-12
AGENTS WANTED

Tue payment Il prizes Is guaranteed by .pe.
cisl deposit Of I'VE hundre Thousand dollars
fs5OO IOOl with che State Government. and sp-
proved ~ Jesus Arechiga, vernon.
drawings under the personal supervision OF lie
Herminio Art, aga, who - appointed by the Gov
nment AZ Interventor.
Il certify that with the State Treasurer all nee.
essxr, guarantees are dep sited. assuring full
payment of sl PRICES OF tn drawing
HEKMINIU ART AGO. lnserventor.
IMPORTANT.
Remittances must be either by New York Draft
Express or Reg st-red Letter. American money
Collections can be made by Express G nipsnies Of
Banks Ticket sent direct to msnagemen Will IL
pxja by dra' to on New York, Montreal. st. Paul
Chicago San francisco OF City Of Mexico.
For further inforMa tiOn. address
JUAN PIEDAD. Manager.
| Anartado l8 ZacstecAs. Mexico.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-06

Among the nameleSs heroes. no,.
more worthy OF martyrdom than ba
rode down the valley of the Cona,,o.,m'hts 10
warning the people ahead Of IN. fsEe
town food. Mounted on q now.-f
horse. faster and faster vent he ,is1a
but the flood was swiftly gaining rn.J
II caught the unlucky horscmso Nass Ea
swept ON, grinding. crushing, nnn,bM0a
ting both weak and strong.
In the same way is disease lp,li-
oeay, like unto the sword of Damnoi.t
ready to fall, without warning an -.
victiIl. who allows his system N ~ a
coma slpgged up. and his blood -
soned, and thereby his health end"
gersd. To sradicatc those poisons t,o.-
the system. no matter what thrIr nsue,
or nature, and save yourself a snail J,
malaYsl, typhoid or bilious fever =,
eruptiens. dwellings, tumors and kT'
dred distiguremCnts, keep the lEer ana
kidneys healthy and vigorous, Lr IL
use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Me,dssI ni,,
covery. It's the only plood-purif'fr sols
On trial Your money is returned X /,
doesn't do EXACTLY rs recommended. A
concentrated vegetable extract. SoS
by druggists, in large bottles, at SI.Ol
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-06
While Away the chiIdr-n's Hour.

You 10 not want much indoor play
these hot days, do your No; L would
advise young people who can, to get as
far into the green woods, under the
shade of the trees, as It Is possible TO
get
And when You are there transform
yourselves into flower garden to pass
away the time. / have an idea which I
picked up among some enterprising
girls and boys not long since, and 1
think l can recall it for your benefit.
A great deal of the fun in children 8
games depends on the number OF for
feits paid, L notice, 70 We viii have for
feits III thls, if you please.
1 said, transform yourselves into a
flower garden. Let each of the girls
be a flower and each of the boys an in
sect. Select for the first time flowers
and insects that you are familiar with
so that If you are called upon to tell a
story about them You will not be at a
loss what to say.
Now there are three words that you
must impress on your memory, VIZ:
gardener, watering pot, and sun Every
time either one of these are mentioned
you have something to do.
When flowers and insects are all
named, choose someone to tell a story.
Have the best story-teller you can find,
for your own edificstion- His story
will of course be about the flowers and
insects. Every time the silt Is spoken
of all Jump up and clasp their hands as
though delighted. When you hear the
word gardener insects must hide their
faces with their hands as though
anxious TO get out of his sight. But
the flowers extend their arms in vel
come. At the word UdteriHg-pOt the
flowers stand up a moment as though
to Receive the spray, while the insects
kneel down in fear.
All these gestures must be carefully
remembered and put IN at the proper
place, or the delinquent is punishable
by forfeit.
You may Hmuse yourselves time after
time quite profitable at this game, if
you tind out all the new names of in
SO, t. and flowers that You can, and es-
pecIally If you select for your play a
cool pleasant spot
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-06

THoUGHT HEAVEN OUT OF PLACE.
Little Mary (who lives on the thir.
tssuth floor of the Excelsior 1ldts)-
Mamma, id heaven higher than
this?''
Yes, indeed, Mary
And when we die are we going to
heaven?''
Il hope SO, darling"
Mamma, if We are real good maybe
we can get 10 move down on the second
floor when We de-