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The morning call., 1891-03-20
Hawaiian IsIands

The whaler Triton captured a 100 barrel
sperm whale off Lowai on March Sth.
The residence of Hon. Antoine Rosa was
destroyed by fire in Hoaelulu OH March 10th
There was strong suspicion that the fire was
due to incendiaries.
The japanese steamer Yamsahiro Maru
reached Honolulu on March 11th from
Yokohama, with 1893 immigrants.
On March 11th eight whalers W ere seen
cruising off the harbor of Honolulu.
Reports from the volcano of Klauea show
that the entire flow Of the crater sunk out
of sight. Earthquake shocks were felt con-
tinu0usly for week.
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South Australia.

The scheme 10 float loan of 81. 2O0.O 900 in
London failed. Only e434,000 was sub
scribed, owing to the high minimum de-
manded by the Government.
The South Australian wheat harvest has
fallen far short OF expectations.
The total imports for 1890 were eS, ,262, ,673,
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carry N. United States, IaWdIIun lnu Co.
IoniaI Maiis.
WILL LEAVE The COMP ANY'5 k<z
W Wharf foot of Folsom street. 10y
1Or honolulu, Auckland and Sydney,
WITHOUT CHANGE
The Splendid New 300O-ton Iron S.eamsr
turday, April 2d. 3 Z. VI
Or Immediately on arrival OF the British mall
For Honolulu.
SIS. Australia tSUU0 tOnsl, March z4th. at r. e
SS. Zeaiandia a.................A April th at p NJ.
% For freight or passage. apply at office. 32I
Market street. JOHN u. SfRECkELS BROS,
se26 t; General Agensx
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Summoned for Contemnt,

Secretary Holbrook of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children has been
summoned to Santa Rosa to show cause why
he should not be punished for contempt of
court in not answering in the habeas corpus
proceedings in re Mary Perry. Hobrook
faiLed to receive the notice in time.
The morning call., 1891-03-20
Meeting of M;eroseon;sts

AT meeting of the Microscopical Society,
at 100 Sutter street, last Wednesday even
ing, large attendance were given treat in
President Wickson's lecture ON Nematode
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CGMpAeNIE eEEERALc

sl.A Ms TIA TiQJ
French line t.avr-.
f,pMPANY'S PIER NEW, AZ NORTH zn,
Y River, foot OF Morton Sc. Travellers by <rSESSsr
tlis line avoid both transit by English rail way and
The discomfort OF crossing the Channel in a small
boat.
La BRETAGNE, De JousseIin in.....,.....,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday. January 31st -
La CHAMPAGNE. Trlub. Observation-Disclosures.
................. Saturday, February 7th- -
La GASCOGNE, Santelli. Observation-Disclosures,
..................- Saturday, February 14th -
LA NORMANDIE. De KersaDlec.. .....,....
.................... &. Saturday, February 2lst -
Af- For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
NO. Bowling Green New YorI
J.F. FUGAzI q CO., Agents Montgomery IVA.
San Francisco. mr2Jse
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN E...H-
~ Francisco for ports IN Alaska Jan. 80, z2a.IEsz
Feb ii, March l, 49, 81, April and May 10, 80,
A. N.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports, Jan.
25 30. Feb 4, 9, IA, "a March l. g. II, l6, 2l 70.
81, April aud May 5, o. 10, 20 o5, 80, 9 A. NJ.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays A. NJ.
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth day, A.
For San Diego, stopping on.y at Los Angeles. Santa
Barbara San Luis Obspo, every fourth day at II
A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico. 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery St
GUUDALL, PERKINS & Co. General Agents.
se3O 10 Market St. San Francisco.
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FOR pOR TLEND &. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ss-g
i Ocean Divlsion-and PACIFIC COAST {llErsS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 A. NJ for the above ports OF
their Al iron steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Jau. 81, Feb. IL. "a.
March 8. 90.
COLUNIBIA-Jan 27. Feb. s. 20. March 4. Is %.
OREGON--Jan 2S. Feb. 4, o. %. March IL, "a.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad, Oregon Short Line and other diverglny
lines for all points in oregon, Washington. British
Columbia, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah.
Wyoming, Yellowstone Park and all points East and
South and to Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabln, $l6; steerage, So; round
trip. cabin, $50
Ticket Offices-l Montgomery st. and Palace Ho-
tel, New Montgomery st.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO. Supt. Ocean Line
mr2S 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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New South Wales.

A venomous snake nine feet six inches
long was killed near Sydney on February 9th.
+ The 1ntercolonial Postal Conference will
open in Sydney on the Goth inst. The postal
and cable rates are to receive special atten-
tion at the conference.
Nearly $4,000 tons of coal were shipped at
the Dyke at Newcastle last week, the largest
Quariity loaded by the cranes in similar
period since they were erected.
The Victorian Premier has received a
communication from New South Wales
stating that the Government intends to pro-
ceed with the construction of the bridge
over the Murray at Swan Hill at cost of
ESo,0C0. The cooperation of Victoria is
invited.
A correspondent of the Sydney Herald
writes pointing out the danger of children
padding OF dogs swimming at Mrs. Mac
quarie's Clair. He reports having valu-
able fox-terrier seized by a shark within
three feet of the shore.
According to the report Of the Benevo-
lent Asylum 1887 illegitimate births took
place last year in New South Wales, but
this does not really represent the whole
number, as large numbers Of ilegltlmate
births remain unregistered.
A powerful tug belonging to the Mel
bourne Harbor Trust, the Eagle. success
fully towed the large ship Sobraon from
Melbourne to Sydney. The distance is some
5o0 miles from anchor to anchor ana tile
voyage occupied four days from start to
finish, but the actual steaming was II hours
less, shelter from northeast gale having
been taken during that period under the lee
of GabO Island. A rather heavy sea was
running along the coast during portion of
the voyage, but the Eagle sped along her
course with the 2000-tOn ship behind her and
made good weather of it. The SobraoE's
immense bulk formed striking contrast to
thp small in xyhnsn cha Che pa, 10
round to Sydney.
The Government of New South Wales in
tended To spare no pains to make the fedora
ton banquet, 10 be given in the Centennial
Hall on the evening of March %, in every
way worthy of the event it was to cele
Drate. There were to BE- about 7O0
guests. The number of federation dele
gates in attendance would be probably forty
five, and twas suggested that they should be
seat d during the dinner among the impor-
tant men of this colony rather than be grouped
together at nne table. The other guests
were to include "a Aldermen of Sydney,
l57 Mayors Of New South Wales municipal
titles, probably 5S civil servants, II Mayors
and Town Clerks of the capitals OF the Aus
tralasian colonies. 19S members of the New
South Wales Legislative Assembly and Leg
islative Council, A Sydney merchants, %
C0nsuls for foreign countries now resident
in Sydney, Is Consuls from Newcastle. II
laval and military officers, 10 clergymen
and perhaps 50 other guests.
The schooner Helena Davies capslzed
while crossing the bar of Nambucca River
on February 14th. Captain Hackman, the
cook and 4 passenger named Jacob Tomb
were lost.
The ship Lancaster Castle left Sydney
for London February 17th with 1927 bales
OF wool, besides 500 tons of dead weight.
This is the largest shipment of wool ever
made by sailing vessel from Sydney.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

TMhii iaii coNfASH'S STEAMSHIPS WILL aI
FOR NEW YORK VIA PANAMA.
Steamship SAN BIAS" Monday. March % 1891,
at II noon taking passengers and freight direct FOR
Acapulco. Champeriro. san jose de Guatemala,
AcajutIa, La LlLertad, La Union, Punts Arenas and
Panama.
FOR H0NG-KO%G VIA YOKOHAMA.
Cll1 Of
...,........... saturday, March 81. 1891 at PM
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO via Honolulu.
.................Tuesday, April Il, 1891, at PM
CHINA. Thursday May Z, 1881, at PM
Round trip tickets .to Yokohama and return at re-
duced rates.
For freight or passage apply at the office, corner OF
First and Brannan streets.
Branch ofiice-202 Front street.
JOHN NJ. DOW. Acting General Agent
del5 tt GEORGE H. RICE, Tranic Manager.
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AN APPEAL Dissatisfaction motion OF re-
spondents In III mater OF II. " erbitszky & Co.,
appealed by J. j. Rauer from an order declaring
the iofmer insOlvent debtors lhe appeal was
yesterday dismissed on technical grounds by The
Supreme Court.
The morning call., 1891-03-20

The Irish made BuLps, but only the American pro-
prietors make Or. Buips Cough Syrup.
The excellence OF Salvation Oil is attested by Its
rapid SALE Price rs cents a bottle
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They May Work, But Not Vote.

Editor IFoman'S Column. Morning Gail /:
The thirty-frst chapter of Proverbs tells us
of the good and industrious woman and all
she did for the benefit of man, and the
eighteenth chapter of Genesis tells how the
angels of God honored Sarah for all her
goodness, but it does not show that man
made them his equal or gave them equal
rights. The same may be said of the
American women of the present day. The
American women are educated, they are
versed in art and science, but law holds
them down as so many slaves to the capri
cious will of man. Let me draw your atten-
tiOn to women who work on ranches in the
country, they work early and late. milk the
cows, raise chickens, and do hundred and
one things as well as men, but these women
are not granted the privileges that are ac-
corded to men, and they are deniei the right
to say who shall make laws that will grant
them the rights and protection to which
they are justly entitled. Women should
band together and make a commo IL cause to
this end; that no man be ell ected to the
Legislature who is not in favor of granting
to woman those rights which will take her
out of the lines of slavery. MRS. NJ. j.
RCEfuds. March, fSgI
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@. Il. nrena,s Perfidx.

Carrie l. Lusk has sued 0restes J. Orena,
an attorney at law, to recover $4,000 dam
ages for breach of promise to marry and
also for seduction. Their acquaintance was
made on the 11th of November, 1888, and by
she alleges, was accomplished, and the off
spring of their Illicit relations Orena has re-
fused to provide for since May.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK.
CABIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD <c~a
" ing TO location OF berth and steamer So fzssxR
lected; second cabin, $35, $40 and S45. Steerags
tickets from England ireland. Scotland, Sweden
Norway and Denmark, through to San Francisco, az
lowest rates. Tickets sailing dates and cabin plans
may be procured from w. H. AVERY, Pacific Mail
Dock, or at the General Ofice of the Company. 6l3
EaTketst. under Grand Hotel G. w. FLETCHER,
apzb IuWetrSu tt Gen Agt. for Pacific Coast
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THE CONSTITUTION.
1t Is Novelty to a Member of the st
LEGISLATURE.

Editor WOmdH'S Column, Morning Call
Early one Saturday morning recently a
venerable country woman called on digni-
fled Senator, United States Constitution in
hand, and proceeded to give him lessen in
craftsmanship. 1t was amusing as well as
edifying, though the Senator couldn't see it.
My dear ST." said she, Don't YOU see
that the State law is in conflict with the
United States law? Article 4, Section 4.
says: Congress shall secure to every
Stale a republican form of government
not that it may or can, but shall secure to
every State IN this union republican form
of government.
"Now, what is a republic? A republic is
government Ia which the people vote Tor
electors, etc., not rich or poor, not black or
white, not men or women, but the people.
Article 8, Clause %, says: This Con-
stituuun shall be the supreme law Of the
land and the Judges in every State shall be
bound thereby, anything in the Consti tu-
tion or laws Of any State TO the contrary
notwithstanding As if that was not enough
the Fourteenth Amendment says in Section
l: No State shall make or enforce any
law which shall abridge the privileges OF
immunitlts Of citizens OF the United States
while the Fifteenth Amendment clinches
every point"
"0h, yes" said the wise Senator, "all
these points have been tried; even the
Supreme Court Of the United States decided
against Miss ANTHONY
True" said the lady, and the Supreme
Court once decided against Dred Scott, for
which they had law, but in Miss Anthony's
case there was neither law nor equity"
What do you want" asked the Senator.
' The word male in the qualification OF
voters is unjust, cruel ard in direct conflict
with the Constitution of the United States,
and we, the women Of California, nsk TO
have it removed by the Leg Stature"
. We can't dc it, said he.
The. old LADY next saw IA member of the
Assembly, who, not having the fear OF the
coming woman before mis- eyes, boldly de-
clared that he didn't want his wife to be
mixed up in the dirty pool OF politics. The
lady proceeded to read to the legislator the
points in the Constitution in proof of her
assertion OF equal rights.
What is that you are reading? he
asked
Here is a fine law-maker. thought the old
lady. lie didn't know the Constitution Of
his country when he heard it read. but she
only said:
This is the Constitution of the United
States"
81 can't help that" said he, even if it is
proven tina, woman suffrage is lawful l will
work against It."
Wellr thought the old lady. "here is
States rights" with a vengean"e.
GU must be Yankee" said she.
" Yes; but why?" asked he.
" because your sentiments Sgree with the
great New England expounder, Daniel Web
ster, who, IL one Of his speeches. said:
" Ii my own mother escaped from slavery
to me | would send her back, since the Con-
stitution required it,, and you-yOu would
keep your mother in seryitude in spite of
the Constitution" NIB.
Sacramento, March 10, 1891.
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ATLANTIC & PACIFIC RAILROAD
LOW RATESi
TIME TABLE.

JNEKRUARY AND MARCH ONLY, FROM
Queenstown, Dublin, Londonderry, Liverpool.
London and Glasgow to Salfornla, via White star,
Iploan and Cunard steamship lines, and overland
raiIroafs. General Railroad and Steamship ficket
once 50 Montgomery ST., Occidental Hotel Block
fe7 IN w. L. ALLEN, Agent.
The morning call., 1891-03-20

The Indian boys and girls at the Indian
school have $1,000 on deposit in Carlisle
pa banks,
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In the mountains of Greece there was
great cave, and in that cave lived maD
who was halt horse. He had the head
and breast of "A man, but horses bdy
and legs. He was famed for knowing nom
about everything than any one else in al
Greece. He knew about the stars, and Tie
plants of earth, which were good for med
icine. and which were poisonous. lie was
tire best archer with the bow. and the BIS;
player OF the harp; be knew most sOng
and stories of old times, for he was the last
OF a people half horse and half man glo
had dwelt in ancient times on the hills.
Therefore the kings in Greece sent thit
sons to him TO be taught shooting, singing,
and telling the truth, and that was all the
teaching they Lad then, except that they
learned TO hunt and fish and fight and
throw spears and toss the hammer and the
stone.
Many Of the boys taught by Chiron BE-
came famous. Among them was Orpheus
who played the harp SO sweetly that wild
beasts followed his minstrelsy, and even
the trees danced after him, and settled
where he stopped playing; and there was
Mopsns, who could understand what The
birds say to each other; and there was
Butes, the handsomest of men; and IiphS
the best steersnlan Of ship; and Castor,
with his brother Polydeuees, the boxer
and Heracles, the strongest man in the
whole world was there; and Lynceuk
whom they call Keen Eye, because hecoud
see so far, and lac could see the dead men
in their graves under the earth; and then
~ ltaflaH
that be could run upon the gray sea and
never wet his feet; and there were Calais
and Zetes, the two sons Of the North
Wind, with golden wings upon their tes'i
and many others were there whose Mans
it would be too long to tell. They AL gTeg
up together in the hills, good Friends
healthy and brave and strong.-AndrsS
Lang in st. Nicholas.
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It is certainly very singular that orangs
can be bought cheaper in st. Louis Thanh
Florida. Careful baying in cases no doah
causes this apparent anomaly. for some o.
the cheap oranges hero really grew IN flol'
ida orange groves. But the very cheaos'
are from Italy and the Mediterranean
where prices range very low indeed. lH
freight TO New Orleans is triiling now, ana
some thousand oranges have even e7D
brought as ballast. The rough usage an'
tine long voyage does notimproye the Iral
which has 10 lie picked over very careiag
on arrival, or the cargo sold in buik
purely speculative prices, the buyer taNlOg
his chances as to the percentage Of SCUM
fruit.
If the bulk is all right he makes us
thing of it, but If there is a bigger palss,
age to throw away than he allows lof x
may have to submit TO a heavy loss. 81
eral of the Florida orange growers SNOW
great lack of business ability, and VIII ss'
the product of an entire grove al ls loe' 4
oue-half cent an orange, when taeg ees.
easily realize from four to six times !.
amount by judicious shipping. -in'ef'N'
in St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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The statistics Of the import of umbrellas
into India have suggested the question
why the ingenious native artifcers do not
turn their hands to the manufacture Of
this Indispensable article. In the old days,
when bit of bamboo served for the stick
with bamboo strips,for the ribs and var
nished paper for the covering, nothing but
native made umbrellas or sun shades were
ever seen. These, however, have now been
left far behind. In the year 1852 there
were actually imported by sea into Cal
cutta considerably more than two and a
half millions OF umbrellas of foreign make
With this is coupled the astounding fact
that the number of boots and shoes enter
ing India by the same port has increased
from ., l02 pairs in is5s-sO TO 1852 pairs
in 1850, and this in spite of the Cawnpore
factories and the shoemaking Cinnamon OF
Bentinck street.-London Standard
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should come, Mrs. Noel: and sne mas sem
| for me Reginald went directly west iHs'
night Will you trust yourself 10 my cart
and can YOU be ready for the next TRAIN
| in two hoursY"
Readvl She could go instantly. was
there no train sooner She implored nm
to tell if her mothers illness was iatai
He could only say that Mrs. Vincent mao
been quite suddenly seized; ana YET tney
hoped she would rally. Mabel wept uh'
restrainedly, upbraiding herself bitterly ioi
her dilatory Journey; but she was ready
and had gained composure when IL was
time TO start. Mrs. Banier's farewell was
somewhat strained but the captain seemed
to notice nothing.
Unobtrusively, yet carefully, he watched
over her on the homeward way. Tenderly
he lifted her to the pavement of the familiar
old depot, where Regy met them Mamma
was better. but very feeble. She wanted
to see them both.s
Three days the gentle spirit fingered.
Thrice did the loving woman send Tor
Lane. md. holding his hand in hers, wins
per blessing and prayerful charge as to the
future. Regy wondered what it could all
mean. Mabel, on her knees in her own
little room, pleading for her devoted
mothers life. knew well how to the very
last that mother chung to him, but only
vaguely did she reason why.
At last the solemn moment came, and
the hush of twilight, the placid, painless
close Of pure and gracious NE We're
broken only by the sobbing Of her kneeliDg
children and of the little knot OF friends
who, dearly loving, were with her Mt the
gate into the new and radiant world be-
You'd
One soft spring evening few weeks
later Mabel stood by the window in the old
library, an open letter in her hand. Twice
had she looked nj the clock upon the man
tel. and it was late when Frederick Lane
appeared Mr.. Woodrow had unexpectedly
detained him, he explained, but now
nothing remained but TO say good-by TO
her. His leave was up Thee troop was
waiting for him.
'.Will you try to do as ! asked you and
write to Ine once in a whiles" he said.
Il will. It was mothers wish" But her
head sank lower as she spoke.
Il know" he replied. For almost n
wear past she had written regularly to me,
and | shall miss it--more than can say.
And now-it is good-by. God bless you,
Mabelr
And still she stood inert, passive, her
eyes downcsst, her bosom rapidly rising and
falling under its mourning garb. He took
her hand and held it lingeringly one min
ute, then turned slowly away.
AT the porticre he stopped for one last
look. She was still standing there, droop-
ing. The fair head seemed bowling lower
md lower, the white hands were clasping
nervously.
"Do you know you have not said good-by,
Mabeli"
She is bending like the lily now. turning
away to hide the rush of tears. Only fainC-
ly does he catch the whispered words:
''Ohl | cannot"
mi
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ODDS AND. ENDS.

Putrescine Is a poisonous substance H..
has Deen extracted from flesh and ~
when putrid.
A tea made by pouring boiling var,
over sweet ilagroot viii relieve worm sies.
ness in children. and is also good for M.
A velocity Of about six or seven Mills
second would suffice to carry body ava
from the gravitation of the earth.
Chauncey NJ. Depew used to be ors.,
smoker, but several years ago lie broks
the habit and now never uses the weed
The Princess of Wales is the queens a
vorite danghter-in-law, and has alws
been most affectionately regarded - -,
majesty.
The Hon. John Hicks, Unitss I,tata.
minister to Perm, has presented a coler.
ton Of antiquities from that country 70
Lawrence university, Wisconsin.
In t,eo of the London clubs where TN.
chief buffers have been in Office for FORTY
years all gold and silver change is washed
before being given to the members.
Meat that is slightly tainted may n,
made perfectly sweet by covering il with
kWtct NUN anu dl4OHlhk ~ 70 stand Tor
two or three hours.
''In what part of the body is the liyer,p
asked teacher while examining the ela,
in physiology, and she was good deal
surprised when the tall boy replied. "SOutb
of the lungs"
Salt as a tooth powder is better thana.
most any other dentifrice 1t keeps The
teeth very white. the gums hard and roy
and the breath fresh.
A centrifugal machine for making susar
has lately been invented which is contin.
uously draining, works automatically. and
is said TO accomplish as much as the or.
binary machines.
When restored to sight after being TO
tally blind" for twenty years, Miss Susan
Wells, of Newington, Conn, was greatly
affected on discovering that sisters hair
had changed from black to white
Linen should never be put away damn.
as il is almost certain TO mildew. These
spots may sometimes be removed or less
ened by boiling the stained linen in butter
milk, or by the use Of Javelle water, bath
is a difficult and doubtful task.
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rnE $50.
The Abuscd Pnrrot.

An GILMAN possessed fine parrot, who
amused him with her prattle and watched
his shop during his absence. 1t CHANGED
one day when the GILMAN had gone out
that n cat ran into the shop in chase Of n
mouse. which so frightened the parrot that
she flew about frcm shelf to shelf. upset
ting several jars and splitting their contents
When her master returned and saw the
havoc made among his goods he fetched
the parrot IA blow that knocked out all her
head feathers, and from that day she sulked
on her perch. The Gilman, missing the
prattle OF his favorite, began TO shower his
aims on every passing beggar, in hope that
some one would induce the parrot TO speak
again. At length billheaded mendicant
came to the shop one day, upon seeing
whom the parrot, breaking her long silence,
cried out: Poor fellow! poor fellowi hast
thou, too upset some oil jary''-Flowers
from Persian Garden-Clouston.