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CENTRAL IL. II. OF NEW-JERsEY


g. siss Ntssh 6Sai t,s sss
& aach SaHE wtsSaris and san Sundays Tor En-
Maae nof apd @aSSa Chunk On sund'y
stns Ias:D sSf1ssA essS &
! 90 ): for Eastoni Maqeh Chunk. Reading, Harris
On Sundays for Eastoa MaucR Chunk. Tamaqua Pots
burg. wkesbarre Scranton. TamaGua. POsssve. shame
S Sr Es;sa s Msush cSSSE Reading Harris,
}fejR; 0 AZ h4ss .Hf AsnsSsn at 80 ss
II is a. m i 80 400 100 p, sundays, o:i5 a. n.
For Long BraRch and points south to pOn. Pleasant n
sundays except Ocean and A;5Hry Park is m
e. ESssST5S Fund bsr5sss. FIR! md p,
n'g SS 10 d 1a Isl i'S s1G Hraseon a. ~
Fbr Monmouth Beach and seabnght at 30 s:15 a. H..
~ SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FROM PIER 8, y. Il, FOOT OF XECToR.Sr
For Aua,-,ic- Highlands, Highland Beach, Nonnandia
~ 100 saturdays only. 49, 90 D. NJ san sS
p s E b % Ocean srsS AsDg,y PARK and
Sundays. except Ocean Grove and Asbuy Park at 80
FOr Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegat at 80 m
NOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Ear Phadephia at 30 40, 300 10 co. IL so a. m
30 100, $50, :00 00 100, 80 n. NJ 10 IL ni.h
SGHDAIs, 200. ~ 80 IL 80 M. z OO 5 80 54oo
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 0o IL 30 with
DinItg SsI a. Ill., Z:OV. $3.50 dining Ca) 100 D. u
Trains leaving at 7:45. IL 80 a. m. 80 ZOO son
80 p m y 10 night except Saturday nght Snndav:
go. 100. 100 D. M. have Connection Tor Reading H.
For Sun5ury and WilllamsDort via Philadelphia at Tax
.; d. :S9 Banes rshGr Can go D. rs mid
Tickets and ParlorCar seats can be procured q, ?,
264 West l95th st. 1874 East ia5thst New Yo1ty
Courtst.. EGO Fulton-st.. 90 Broadway. BROOKLYN.
New:York Transfer Company WI cali for and check
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~ ROpOSALS For SIIppLIES.-Frankford

Arsenal Philadelphia Pa. Mpy H. ls'i ,oo ptO
posa trplcae WI be received 9nt ~ waehinery
Leather. Cal Iron. steel aidgsre; LI Pg TIN stc
during fiscal year ending June 30 1892 IT'D s'
OF supplies needed With full instructions I'
can be had application 70 Major GEO W. MchbH'
Ord Dept, u. S. A., Commanding.
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Pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
No Transfer Through New.YOrk.
On and after JUNE 9TH, 1891,
TRAINS LEAVE BROOKLYNA ANNEX
STATION, foot Of Fulton street,
as fOIlOws:-
THE FAST LINE.
s's0 =; M1ruman ye:touie Sleeping ana Pa,l0f c1a
Connects, also, for Toledo. except saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
$3.50 A. Composed exclusively Of pullman Ne'tiops
p5awlng and state hoom, Sleeping Dining sgoHgs and
raphers and type@nters ba3foam' fo both sexc aae,
Roe SaC ccs n Sa BY dasrS %SS:
es st SIs sn next 4 aaT Cincinnati $40 m and Chi
IT LSUIJ GlSoISSATl EXpnEss
Tok and Dans Cars from Se%YoS Sa' 70 'S- Eca.
and Cncinnati Psssenget eSa.h New.York 70 q:
74o D. m. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
$3.50 p. VI. pullman Vestbule Sleeping, Dining. Snok-
lug, and Pennsylyania Railroad Vestbue Passenger
Coaches from New.York to Chicago Arrives in CAt
cago 3 10 ny mex. day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
600 L. NJ Pullman ve>buc Sleeping Car New.York 70
pnas Cars s. % SRis 20 Easn s snf FIS
y. Cincinnati 80 D. m. Chicago o 80 D. NJ next
day. and ST. Louis 90 a. second morning. Con.
meets for Cleveland and Toledo daily except Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
1880 T. M.-Punman Buffet sleeping car Nsw.York =
Chicago New-York 10 Memphis Via the Shenandoah
Valley arrives week days at Columbus 10 p. mr.
Cleveland 20 D. M next day ana daity az chensO Oy
m second morning Connects for Toledo daily, and
for Cleveland and Columbus except saturday.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Washington Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cara
with Dining Car 70 altimofe), daily, except sunday,
9:3O a ~. arrive Washington 30 p. m; and Con.
p NJ, arrive Washington 23 p. NJ; regular express,
1880, g. 100 a. m, 80 AGO, $50, > 80 and u 90
p. Sunday, 90 a. n, 90. 80. 80 and IL 90
p. m. For Baltimore only. Il 80 ,. m. weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, go p. m. week days. vita
through Buffet Paror Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 100, 80, 200, 80 (9;3O Chicago Limited.
with Dining Car, and 80 Washington Limited. with
ZOO $50, 200 80. 4 OO 80, 5 80. 90. 0 80.
a S 80 ana 9 3d. 30 90 1a4 o 80 90
Limitedl, 80 100 80, 90, 80, 90 80 30.
s 80 and II 200 D. m. accommodation, $50 D. m,
For OF trains to local points the Penn.
offices No Court-st., 500 FUltOn-st, and Brooklyn
Annex Station, foot Of FultOn-st.. BrOoklyn.
The New-YorK transfer company VIII call for ane
check baggage from hotels and residences through 70 des
u" cMAs E. PuGH. J; Z. WOOD.
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n Office OF SALE OF " SEW ERAGE LOAN
~ BONDS" OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT YER.
NON, WESTCHFSTER CO., y. Y.
On tie Second Day OF July, 1891, st o'clock D.
the Board Of Trustees Of the Village Of Mount Vernon in
Dearborn's building, Fourth avenue In said village.
The Sewerage Loan Bonds" Of said village The said
board will then ad open said proposals. accept
the highest thereof unless II deem IL for the interest Of
the said village ~ reject all OF SAID proposals.
These are part Of series Of Bonds which TO be
issued By said village under Chapter Cos the
1856 and amendments thereto provide funds
Tor the construction OF permanent system
and drainage said village Each bond Will be for the
prime pal of thousand dollars aud viii bear
terest the four % per per annum.
able seaInually Principal and interest will DO pay
able at National Citizens Bank In New York City.
will BE- bonds with the privilege ~ the
holder Of having them made Registered bonds.
They VIII be dated June 1st 1891, and payable as
follows, to wit:
Ten bonds Nos 100 70 17s, inclusive, juno !. 1917.
Ten bonds Nos 179 10 1875, inclusive. June l. 1918.
Fifteen bonds Nos. 1S9 203, inclusive June l. 1919.
Fifteen bonds Nos. 20f 2lS inclusive June l. 1920
The bonds Will be- delivered b. the purchasers on or
before the 10th day OF July, 1891, ut II m.
BY statute the bonds cannot be sold for less than par
and accrued interest Nos. 1913 inclusive Of these
heretofore been issued and sold at good
premium and the proceeds OF them have been expended
in construction Of system Of sewers for said village
II expected that the proceeds Of this sale hereby
advertised win complete the said system.
by order Of said Board OF Trustees.
Dated June ., 1891.
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Dipioen0 Notices

MINNESOTA IRON COMPANY, ,,>,o
O'NAO - NETWORK, June 70 1871
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
"A 0NE.HALF per cent Ql2) has been declared on the
capital Of this Company, payable on ana atet July
al this oaioe. The transfer books VIII De closed
a, O'clock D. m on saturday, June 20, and reopened
Thursday, July 2. at 10 o'clock a. mi,so>, rrs,ro,
OFFICE OF NATIONAL LEAD TRpSn
No 1 BROADWAY, NEW-Y0RK. ,,,n
DIVIDEND or FIFTY CLNlS fEh
"A share win be paid July 10, 1891 to stoeknouefs Vi
record az the close OF business June 10, lS9l .,
The transfer books will close June To- 1911 ana renAn
closed until July 10, 1891. corr eo,uo.arv
Nav York MAY % 1891.
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
NEW YORK, June 10, 1891.
DIVIDEND no. 81.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
quarterly dividend cf and one-quartcr per cent
upon the capital ibis company from the net earn.
gs Of the three months ending Goth inst payable az
OF the Treasurer and after the 18th day OF July
next shareholders record at the close OF the transfer
books on the 2Otil day OF June instant
The transfer books will be closed at o'clock on the
afternoon goth inst and reopened On the morning
OF the "a Of July next
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w H. r. Il. r. Co., Lessee-Trains leave West i2d It.
Station New follows, aud 90 mInutes earlier from
the foot OF Jayst NewYofk Hamilton, London, Detrot
and chicago, l0I5 a. M 3 10 P M 80 p m; -
Louis. 3 rs, $40 b. NJ Toronto no 10 a. M = -.
rs talIs. uues sgd Syracuse, 800. ,lo e M, IS rs.
ton, d 80, sib, iS: rs. all so 90 IS snd
- lb d. In Catskl and Albany, 3 80, 7 TO- 'l0:ljt
All 80 a 90 .S;iS' 3 10 p "a Csa1ston n Wa
10 Ak ali 80 a. m i is ~ 90 80 IS rs, IS 80
.si III AS p m. Montreal and Canada East rs ~.
* is n m Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara Fs
Detroit Chicaao and g Louis on all throggs trains
: Leave Brooklyn, via Brooklyn Annex: al0 30 a. n.
50 100 D. m Jersey City T. H. r. station all 20 a. m
q ~ m daily dp2iy sNssP s sttu,day AZ osI
Tor ara s.epngcar ACCOMMODATIONS: Information, apply
oGicrs BfOokyn-333 Washington.st, 200 Futon.s Az.
mex once foot OF Fglt9n,st NewYork city.e7i 800
e42 Broadway is & , ~ raf fo racv % .st ~
and foot OF Jay.st., North Rive. r. LAMhxkr.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW-JERSEY,
CENTRAL BUILDING, LIBERTY WEST AND
WASHINGTON STREETS,
NETWORK, June d, 1891
NJ Office is hereby gwen that the Transfer
~ book Of the registered OF tho general mortgage
OF this company Saturday, the 18th instant,
and open Oh Thursday the I'd proximo.
- SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary
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n, REASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of the

n, REASURl DEPARTMENT. Office OF the
Il Secretary. June g. lS91-Sealed proposals VIII De
received ut this Department until two o. o'clock p NJ
Thursday July 2 1891, for supplying clocks for u ,;
public buildings east OF the Rocky Mountains during tng
fiscal year ending June 80 1892. No stated FORM OF
proposal necessary, but the bids should be expclt III
description Clocks equal to seth Thomas Regulators
No or the Howard W0tch and Clock Company tegula.
tor No 60 desired. The price stated In bids must
include freight dreyage and other expenses ncdat 70 tne
delivery to such buildings the Department may from
is reserved Department. Proposals. should be ad-
dressed to secretary OF the Treasury. washington
o. C.. and marked Proposals for Clocks" CHARLES
FOSTER. Secretry
n :. ENGINEER OFFICE: Army Building,
u .Sew.York June 8, 1s31Sealed proposals. In trlP'
cate wiz be received this office unG II o'clock noon
Thursday June 49, 1891. for dredging In Wappnger,s
Creek near New. Hamburger, y. Y: Amount available
sl 500 attention OF bidders Is invlted 70 acts Of
Congress approved February 90 1881 and February 20
1887 vol 81 page 332. and vol; "a, psge Az statutes
at Large For specifications blank FORMS ana az ID
formation apply TO the undersigned. G. L. GILES
pm. Lie1t.-CoL Of Engineers
WEST POINT, n. Y, MAY Is, 1S91.-Sealed
w Proposals In tipcate subject 10 usual conditions,
will received here until u o'clock noon June 70 lS9l
as may required during the fiscal commencing
Spy or all proposals. All information furnished upon an:
pilcatiOn here Envelopes containing proposals should
b. marked proposals for Oats" soft WoOdD. at
West Point NewYork and addressed the UNDERSIGNED,
w. II. MILLER, Captain and Assistant Quartz master,
U. S. Army
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OEFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
MARYLAND COAL COMPANY. 80,
NO IS BROADWAY, NEW.YOKR, June 3 1891. .
At A REGU LAR MEETING of the Board OF
N Directors held this day, semannual dividend Of
PER CENT was declared the capital stock Of this com.
pany the earnings Of the past six months lyaoe
fSol at the Office OF the company tc stockholders VI
record Of June 10 Transfer books viii close June - at
3 D. m and reopen JAY ., 1871 Checks for dividend
wifi be mailed II desired. 49,. ,,,,.
KNICK ERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY,
IN 234 FIFTH AVENUE
Branch Oflce,
- NETWORK, June Q, 1891.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared semi
annual dividend THREE PER CENT. tom net earn
inps on the Capital Stock OF the Company, .ayabe July
l. 1891 10 stockholders OF record Of June 10 Transfer
books VIII close June 20 u o'clock noon and reopen
July 2, 1891. . rn,nct, coo,
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TOTAL shares SOLO Ior the DAY
SILVER y7's IS 977s SO 917s SoAs iO.oVO
EIdvideDd Seller 40 days.
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TR0LEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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[kYPOKT AND MATTAWAN

IA Every Sunday Steamer MINNIE CORNELL
Leaves HarrisOnst, n. r., 10 a. m. and 3 d. IN.
Leaves keyDort D. M Excursion. 60 eants
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Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
eeftGestes e15o 400 s15s O24 pac. s9oost5
Deposits IN bank $sl2,9O2 @94lGO4i Tic. Ooi'l4Z
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leaving West 23d-st n. r.. hourly from o a. m until
D. NJ and Pier new No l, n T. Battery Place station
elevated to9iS hall an hour later boats leave Coney
Island hourly from 10 100 n IA. until 80 q, III.
FARE TO COMFY ISLAND AND RETURN, 80 CENTS
Excursion tickets sold at all dOwntraca stations elevated
roads with free transfer between South Ferry and Battery
Place for ID and 81 ave. passengers
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-05-29
WASHINGTON.

SECRETARY RUsK has issued an order r.
quiring that all sheep and swine intended to
be imported from Canada shall be quaran.
tined for fifteen days Contagious diseases
exist in other countries, and Canada does
not quarantine against them.
SECRETARY FOSTER has approved of the
suggestion of the Treasury Commission that
the use Of two silk threads running through
Treasury notes be abandoned and that
''design of double line localized silk fibre"
lie substituted. This, it is be ieyed, will en-
able the general public TO more easily de-
tect counterfeits.
SENIOR DEL SOLAR, the new Peruvian
Minister, was presented TO the President by
Acting Secretary Adee, OF the Department
of State.
THE President made the following appoint
ments in the United States Navy: Commo-
dore John c. Irwin to DO Rear Admiral;
Commander Louis Kempff to be Captain;
Captain Oscar T. Stanton 10 be Commodore;
Lieutenant Commander W. II. Brown TO be
Commander; Lieutenant Richardson Clover
10 be Lieutenant Commander.
Mr.. E. w. HALFoRD, the Presidents priv
ate secretary, returned 10 Washington IRON
his trip abroad, much improved in health.
He resumed his official duties at the White
House.
SECRETARY Foster has appointed a COM
mission, composed Of ofex-Congressman Charles
II. Grosvenor, OF Ohio; Doctor Walter
Kempster, the expert in insanity, and hr.
Powdery, a brother Ut I. Y. Powderly, 20
proceed to Europe and investigate the imm,-
grafton problem.
THE President has appointed William T.
Tripler to b. Unite1 States Consul at Co
quimbo, Chill.
President HARRISON issued a proclama-
ton opening to public settlement about l.
600 900 acres Of the land Of the Fort Bertholl
Indian Reservation in North Dakota.
SENIOR GALvAN. the envoy Of the Domini-
can Republic to negotiate a reciprocity con-
vention, has been formally presented to the
President.
THE Board Of Survey which examined the
Galena, wrecked on Gay Head last March,
and subsequently foated and towei TO the
Portsmouth On. HI Navy Yard, has re-
ported TO the Navy Department that the
vessel cannot be repaired within twenty per
cent. OF her value. They therefore recon-
mende1 that she be sold 10 the highest bid
der.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-05-29
On Watch In Hard Weather.

From IAN Ocean Steamer" i'll Scri6-
ner, we quote as follows: Leaving out of
question the responsibility of the watch,
try and measure the physical misery
when gales are bowling, and spray is
flying, aud icy seas are shooting over
the weather bulwarks, and the ship is
slamming along, wallowing in the hol-
lows or wriggling on zenithseeking bill
lows. 1t may be at night, when you
cannot see a ships length ahead, and
around you, threatening disaster and
death. are a dozen vessels; it may be
when the ice is moving and the towering
bergs lie in your pathway. Then those
dreadful middle watches, when after a
hard tour of duty, you are reused out of
n comfortable bed, and jumped, half
awakened, into the chill and misery Of
the gale blown night with every nerve
and muscle strained to the breaking
point. No, it is, believe me, the hard
est kind of hard work, and it so saps the
body, and warps the temper, and makes
the best old before their day, that no
self-respecting mother will let her
daughter marry a man who knows an
oar from fence. rail, il he has learned
their difIerences-watch-keeping.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-05-29
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Eastern and Middle States.

ELEVEN Italians were buried by the cavine
in of a sewer at Elmwood, near Providence
r. /. Four of them were suffocated h
death.
THE Davis Shoe Company. of Boston,
Mass, has made an assignment. The COM
pany does large business and has a paid
in capital Of S250,0O0
BUNNELL s. SCRANTON. bankers. of New
Haven, Coma, have made an assignment.
The liabilities will reach nearly $3.50, 900, with
comparatively small assets.
CLARA LONG, teacher Of a country school
at East Bluehill, Me-, was ringing bell from
the sclool-hOuse window 10 open the session,
when it flew from the handle and struck
Ward Long, pupil, on the head, fracturing
his skull and killing him.
CITY TREASURER BARDsLEY. Of Phiadel-
phia, has resigned pending an investig alton
of his methods of depOsiting city money in
suspended banks. According to a statement
made by Bardsey, tnero is S9)9,00J OF tho
State money placel in his care unaccountet
for.
THE corner stone of the Home for INDECENT
and Aged Masons was laid at Utica, n. Y,
with impressive ceremonies.
THE blacksmith and machine shops Of the
New York Central Railroad at West Albany
n. Y, were destroyed bv an incendiary fire.
The loss is about 500, 900.
The Star Rubber Company, of Trenton.
n. j.. has failed, with liabilities reckoned at
S5O0,O00.
FRANK TURXE, a shoemaker of EnglewOoj,
N. j., shot his bride Of two weeks and then
took his own life, tho tragedy being the re-
suit OF a quarre
ALBERIGO ARYONE was shot and killed
and John Remington his brother -in-law
fatally wounded by Joseph Cangro in New
York City. The shooting occurred during
q fight in Hariem's Little Italy"
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$1re,ta,tdnaIl 3estId
ADVERTISING RATES.

across the broken country two guns were
upset, and in the general ENHANCEMENT that
resulted two men were crushed 10 death and
a number badly injured
JAMES KANE was hanged at Belleville.
Canada, for the murder Of his wife Eliza
beth.
SIR JOHN MAcDoNALDs majority on tho
first division in the Canadian Dominion Par
lament was twenty-nine.
A TERRIBLE accident took place at the Pont-
y-Pridd cOlliery, near Landwit, Wales. The
accident was caused by a bungle in firing
shot in the mine which brought down a
portion Of the roof, crushing 10 death ten
men and injuring a number OF others.
A REVOLUTION has broken out in the
Province of Cordoba, Argentine Republic
The insurgents have cut the telegraph
wires.
IN a collision between 4 passenger train
and a special train conveying Cares circus
troupe, at KirchlengerD, Germany, Ma1ame
Carre, the wife Of the proprietor and her
daughter, the engineer and fireman Of the
circus train aud two guards were killed, and
twenty persons seriously injured.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-05-29
Eongooses Kill a Cobra.

The Ceylon Qndia) papers describe a
fight between cobra and two mon
gcoecs, which vas seen by a nuTbcr Of
residents os Colombo. For little time
the mongooscs were averse to attacking
the cobra. After some time the moa-
gooses warmed to their work, and the
fight began in earnest. Again and again
they dashed in ard seized the snake by
the tail or lower coils of its bcdy, jump
ing cut OF striking distance before the
cobra could touch them. Their agility
in this respect was amazing.
Tired out with watching them run first
one way round and then the other, max
ing an occasional dart in and jumping
as rapidly back again, time came when,
the cobra failing to turn with sufficient
speed to face the mongoosc, the latter
spraug in, seized the snake by the back
of the head and killed it at once. .--Ne'O
York Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-05-29
Sheen Commit Suicide.

The Managers OF the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, who
are always glad of anecdotes showing the
intelligence Of dumb brutes, should have
their attention called to the remarkable
powers Of reasoning displayed by flock
of sheep in Greene Township, near Spring
field, Ohio. A gentleman there says that
he saw full-grown sheep rush bodily at
large rocks and butt their brains out, dy-
ing in fearful agonies, and leaving the
rocks covered with blood. The owners
of the sheep were much disturbed, and
attributed their actions to insanity
brought on by hydrophobia or other
causes, and were so terrified that they did
not even attempt to skin or shear the
dead sheep, but buried them with their
pelts on. But any one who thoughtfully
considers the matter must see that the
action Of these sheep, so far from mani
testing insanity, disclosed a very high Or
der of intelligence. These were not saw
age, barbarous sheep, but highly civil
lied, bred of the best strains and culti-
waited to the highest point They had
learned to think beyond the point of
contentment with the supply of animal
necessities. They ponderej their con-
dition, and asked themselves the qucs-
tion that harasses all cultivated people:
Is life worth livlngl And it is not to be
wondered at that they decided in the
negative. Penned up in small pasture
with no prospect but to be shcared an
nually, and finally butchered for mutton,
is it surprising that they deliberately
committed suicidel Crazy They were
very sane, indeed. .--NeU Orleans Plea.
Vuae.