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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-06-04
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ORDER MIST.

Meshack P. Hamll ct al. u.s. Charles H.
Hamill ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Allegany county,
sitting in Equity. No. 4,05S Equity
ORDERED, This 9th day of May, in the
" year 1892, by the Circuit Court for Allie
gany county, sitting in Equity, that the sale
made and reported in the above cause by
Clayton Purnell and j. B. Oder, trustees, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
2Sth day of June, 1892; provided a copy of
this order be published in some newspaper
published in Frostburg, Maryland, once a
week for three successive weeks before the
2Sth day of June, 1899.
The report states the amount of sale to
be S3,9O0.00. THEO. LUMAN,
Clerk.
True copy. Test: THEo. LUMAN, Clerk.
Nav %
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If YOU want to get at our prices you can do
so by figuring about 10 per cent. offw other
dealers as you, and you'll be about the mark
We are always the lowest in price as we'll as
best in quality. GFHAuF a. MAYER.
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Diamonds and other precious stones set in
Walter, POS w. Lexington St., Baltimore, Nd
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There may be better goods for sale than
those we offer, but the part Of the world where
they are has not been discovered yet. Up to
date the best can be found in tins town at
GEHAUF Il MAYERs Furniture store.
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For Rent.

TINE BUILDING known as 1.-The Law
l. Office" of the late John S. Grove, situate
on Broadway, Frostburg, Md. Apply to
j. SEMMES DEVECMON,
May 81 Cumberland, Md.
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Complicated Watch and Clock Repairing a
specially. Boettinger Il Walter, 205 West
Lexington street, Baltimore, Md.
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-, Boettinger & Walter, Experts in Repairing
Ghronometers and Repeating Watches, 2O5
West Lexington street, Baltimore, Md.
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That SchOOIhOuSc.

Since Frostburg is to haye new
schoolhouse, when will it be built
And now that the scholastic year is
ended, will the vacation be utilized for
building?
Or will building begin just as vaca
ton ends, so that the teachers will be
enabled to do without their pay and
the pupils without tuition until the
"sweet bye-and-bye?"
The JOURNAL wants to say, how
ever, that when the new schoolhouse
is built it should be of massive, durable
framed woodwork for several rea-
sons
/, Frostburg's quota of the $50, 900
will go further in wood than brick.
2, Wood buildings are healthier,
and
Q 60 for in cyolOpac
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Our Straw Hat Department is well ail.l "

Our Straw Hat Department is wei. niirI With tIe
nobbest, stylish Hats
thereby purchaser jbbs milemans profit
to- So:
White Straw Hats, 25 35nd White
al leading ST. $780, 50
The 50 and So Hats the celebrated Dunlap
Mems Black Yacht fashionable
White
Mixed
popular
appreciated
dren'sS from1 Is 81.
Our Felt Hat Department is eIete with Mems Boys
Hats including Dup
Soft Hats popular shapes and shades
Ladies' Misses and Choren's Departments well
Pels Zegers
1925 For 81 %
Button all widths to d; also
the Ladies Dongo Opera Common
patent plain Oxfords from IS cents to $3
plain, medium
wide from 81 $3.50
Are You Going to AXE Outing This Summer?
Trunk Satche Telescope Dress Suit Case line
be Beautiful Zinc Trunks -
No trouble show
purchased will chuy exchanged refunded
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COUNTY NEWS.


Monday next, June 6, is the first day
Of the annual levy session of the county
commissioners
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New Goods Rolling In.-Go to II. n
Schnelders Broadway store, Hole building,
and examine the best stock of Boots and
Shoes ever brought to this town. All Just
arrived.
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New designs in Clocks and Bronzes at Boet-
finger q Walters, 205 West Lexington street,
Baltimore, Md.
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Flew Out Probably.

The Frostburg Fly failed to fly IN
last week. -Meyersdale Pa) Com
me,rjNl
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STRAXED-

TNROM my premises in Grahamton April
Z q, 1892, black muley COW with white
belly and hind feet. A reasonable reward
will be paid for information leading to her
recovery JOHN JONES, Engineer,
May 29-3t Frostburg, Md.
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Circumstances Alter Cases.

The resolution of confidence in Gen.
McKaig by the democratic county
convention and the kind offer of his
peculiar claims" to the district for
denomination were very good. The
delegates to Frederick are thereby
bound hand and foot to "use all
honorable MEANS" etc.
For the presidency, however, the
convention people apparently had con
fidence in nobody-unless ashamed to
name their man.
Consequently, nobody was endorsed
and nobody instructed to support any
body, for the democracy will not hand
cuff it's delegates to Chicago.
The moral is-the general, with his
unrelenting luck, is a bigger man than
Cleveland. whose administration was
discreetly ignored, or German, whose
overpowering services in the Senate
were prudentially forgotten.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
SPECIALS.

Ladies' OXfords, with common sense,
opera toe with tip, heel or springfield 81 %
Misses and Chldrcn's to match
Ladies' AlCazar 60
TENNIS goods in all sizes from a chid's
No. S to a mans No. II, in black or check
colors.
Sl.4O. WOOL and FUR HATS-all styles
- For over - years we have catered to
your wants in Boots and Shoes, and to-day
still first in rank and most alive in our trade
whether it is the solcs of your feet or the top
of your head, we are ready to supply their
needs at the old stand ON Main street
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New Business Locals,
Business Locals

FOund-A short brass key. Bring Il
cents to this office and get it.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
STRANGE SAYINGS FROM A
DEMOCRATIC PAPER.

The Kansas Democrat, in a recent
editorial, said:
"The Democrat is and has been a
'sticklrr' f, straight Democracy
We have kept the flag flying and
preached the gospel Oh } Jefferson and
the Constitution, because they are
underlying truths, and fundamental
principles upon which this govern
mcnt is founded. AT the ,ame time
We have cautioned the Republicans,
our neutral allies. against any action
that might bring about an il.spr-
mountable breach between Deinoc
racy and Republicanisin." III ,
Yes, this would sound strange If
we did not know that the Democrat.
ic party in Kansas joined hands v it'll
the Re publican party in that state
in an attempt todefeat re form. The
Democratic party in Kansas has no
democracy in II, and it seems would
rather die than be purified. There
lsa Democratic(?) paper in this Stat,
which says that it had rather see the
party defeated than perverted by
the Alliance, that is "perverted'
back to the principles of hone~t gov
eminent as advocated by Jefferson.
There is big difference between
Jeffelsonian Dens Gratis and copper
headed (sold-headed) Tony Hamil-
tOnian Democrats.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
Moorish Tradition as to Locusfs.

Referring to the plague of locusts in
Morocco, the British consul at Mogador
quotes a tradition as to them which
was told to him by Berber fisherman.
1t runs as follows: ''In the interior of
Sahara are people called Jeraiduja or
locusts owners, who have control owe.
the locusts, and they used 10 receive
yearly presents & o:i the sultan of Mo-
rocco and they kept the locusts back.
Every year a certain monster came to
that place and it died there, and these
people used to burn the carcass and
then all was WELL
90 But If it was not burned, owing to
the men not being in a good humor,
then it putrefied and bred millions of
maggots, and they became Iocusts.
And lately some of these lnen came to
the sultan and said, Have not people
been complaining of locuStsT And
the sultan replied that they had.
Well, said the Jeraiduja, we are the
locusts; why have you not given us our
customary largest"
Another version was that the locusts
came out of a certain cave or pit ia the
Sahara, over which some holy people
had control The Ssame idea of DO
tency of the intercession of holy men
has frequently been noticed in causes
assigned by Moorish fishermen for the
periodical falling off or improvement
in the supply of various important
kinds of sea fish. -Mancheste Guardian.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
ALLrASCEINDUPLrN.
Appointments of Hon. G. w VIII
sox, Dis. Lecturer, Sd district

He will speak at the following
places at Ii O'Clock:
Smiths, Thursday, March 18th, at
Cedar Fork.
Lime Stone, Friday, March 18Th,
nj HaiIsyiIle.
X evansville, Saturday. March IS,
Il kcnansy Iiie-
WARSAW, Monday, March 2is,, st
Warsaw.
Faison, Tuesday, March 22nd, 1t
FaisOn-
NoIf=crape, Wednesday, March
23rd, ut Lofts Branch.
Glisscu's, Thursday, March cath,
at Bra.csI's Store.
Albertsoh's, Friday, March 25th,
at Suttnn'- Branch.
President Marion Butler is expect
ed to be with him at Kenansvilie,
Warsaw and Faison. Everybody in-
vited to attend.
JOHN G MCMILLAN,
Lecturer Duplin Go. Alliance.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
Elk PIODE THE FALLACY.

The stereotyped argument against
free silver coinage, to wit: that it
will drive gold out Of the country
and debase the currency, is thus an.
swertd by the Cleveland Press:
Now money made scarce and
precious cannot be debased. On the
contrary i, will be exalted In its
functions. Ii free silver drives
gold out of the country, or out af
circulation, it will be let to do the
WORT of both, and thus will be more
desirable than before. Ifthis be not
SO the law Of supply and demand
VIII, tor the first time in history,
fail to assert it3elf.
The truth ofthe natter is that the
homage paid to gold as the only metal
OF whlc real money-ofultimate re
demption pwer-can be coined, is
nothing more nor less than sup
erstition and one that is prep.
etuated for purposes of oppression.
G"ld does not possess the value Tor
which it is accepted as a medium
OF exchange.-Tae Argus.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
Two Kinds of 1Eodesty.

Whoever sees women in full dress for
the first time regards it as immodest;
whoever sees women in short skirts for
the first time regards them as immodest.
Hoops were immodest when they came
in fashion a generation ago; clinging
skirts were immodest when feminine
garments began to shrink; bustles were
immodest the other day, and now the
closepess of women,s robes about the
hips and legs is also immodest.
Over a great part of the world it is
grossly immodest for a woman to per
init man, save father, son, husband or
brother, to look ON her face unveiled,
and a woman is often obliged to
scramble under sofa at the unexpected
entrance of her husbands brother into
q room.
The simple fact is that the dear crea-
lures charm us into acquiescence and
admiration, whatever they do, and then
startle Us out Of both-to be lulled to
new content after brief protest.
Let us not confound what is merely
convention with virtue-or the modesty
which is the outward sign of that inward
grace.-Roseleaf.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
The Adventures OF q Kite.

Here is a story which, though bearing
flavor of Baron Munchausen about it,
Is strictly true Some time last sum
mer, while at Sea Isle City, a son of
George Flaveli, the manufacturer, of
Mill street, Germantown, amused linn
self by flying sun kite. In some way
the huge paper bird finally got away
from him and went out to sea, with
sufficient quantity of string attached to
give it resistance Five weeks after
ward dispatch was received from Bel
fast, Ireland, saying that three fisher
men noticed a kite sailing toward them
fastened to some object in the water.
which, upon examination, proved to be
a duck which had in some manner be
come entangled in the string while fol
lowing the trade winds across the Allan
tic The description of the captured
kite tallies exactly with that of the one
lost at Sea Isle City.-Philadelphia
Record
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
THE BERIRG SEA AFFAIR.

Much concern has been expressed
by many as to the final ending of the
Bering Sea affair with England. The
Baltimore Sun, very able paper,
has the following to say, which very
clearly shows what is the matter:
The presidential election being
near ut baud, it would be cruel on
the part of the British government
to object to the twisting of the Brit.
ish lions tail--not too much, but
just enough. The thing is customa
ry at about this stage of the cam
paign, and with ut II little roar Of
pain from the king OF b, asst the Re-
publicans can hardly win. But Lord
Salisbury has elections of his own to
look after at present, it seems, and
however accommodating at other
times, he cannot afford just now to
let the British lions tail be unduly
lacerated. Advices from England
show that the tories would be glad
to have a war scare with somebody,
so as to rally the voters to their sup
port in The coming parliamentary
cleo: ions.
Home rule, it is suggested, would
be lost forever if Mr. Harrison who
is now PERSONALLY conducting the ne
gociations--should begin the tail
twisting pren,aturely. 1t is very awk
ward. There .'aght to be an inter-
national agreement to the effect that
no election shall occur within the
British empire within twelve months
of the time of our presidential cleo
ton. The British lions tail should
always be ''to let" at such times.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17

L.ssrr, Of Rexr.s-I ou.-fwsshing-
Tan Star.
A Lziiaby.--She-wasnt that Sasa-
riaa lullaby ~e heard in the new OF g
inst p~rfecs. Hs-YeS lay awake al
nixht thinking about it-fTse Epoca-
SURF 70 Get Therc.--That flannel s.sit'
~cu hous "A, for me Is too ANAL La
Willie hare Ia Its four aires too ssE-:'
for Willie. ~well. wash il sin IL hss
'sm.'
An Appropriate Costume - What wa
aas iaiea 81 dre~ing the .itsie page at TIE
a~~ere wedding like Western dcsf~-
vadey- -Oh. he was TO hold up the train.
ysu know .--(Puck-
Not Much OF Setter.-B,oobumper-
They called in Dr. Piller 10 set Joness
leg. Dr. keneen IN rival Of Piierl-fh
ler set leg! Why, he couldn't set =
hen Brooklyn Life.
-what, Helena, you ask for 20 NOR
marksi Do you know where such .x-
uavagapoe win lead you:" ~oh. r-t-
fsetly. dear Fritz. straight 10 the Gro=ss-
makers --[F1iegrnde Batter.
.Bron.,n living: Why, was tod hs
fell at Gettysburg at the beginning OF tn
fight" He did. but he got right VI
again, and reached home before the new
Of the battle. --lNew York Herald.
Baglcy-Bronson siust have hard work
to raise the wind. If he Is as slow with
Hard work? He's got SO lac can't '.ofroH
trouble without an indorser.-tt .iarper's
Bazaar.
First Little Girl docking through the
keyhoietThere's company in the si:tim.
room. Second Little Girl-usw do yo'
know? First L. G.-'Causc papa's 30
his collar and necktie on Harvard
LAmpoon.
Ms. Prestiee-How do you always
manage TO have such delicious beef :
Mrs. Binthyre-I select q good, lNn.s.
butcher, and then stand by him. Nc
Prentice-You mean inst you give hin,
all your trade? Mrs. Binthyrr-No: !!
mean that stand by him Write Ia is cut,
ting off the meat-[Life.
DR.. Cuy}er tells the story of It'll.
boy, the son of COOL Presbyterian par
eRts, who was asked the Question 10 III
cathecism: What is mans chief end
and he answered it, Mans chief end j
to glorify God and annoy him urerer.
There are too many nlen. says DR.. OH,
Ter, who act as if that were their chic
end.
The celebrated Scotch preacher, in hi,
subversive sermon on the ark, mentione-
the taunts Of boys as among the sewers
trials Of the patriarch Noah. when en-
gagged on a sAipbuiiding enterprise fo.
which there seemed no immediate occa
sion MY brethren, there naething 81,
e~n a. . human boy. If We have sail
place In your heart. he'll just put hi,
finger on it. And so, when Noah was
leaving his bit yairdie in the evening. tin,
boys would just look over the paling an
cry, Noah, ma man, hoo's the ark get
ting on, and whan's the food Y"-[Lon-
don Daily News.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17

the Russian government survive sucn
factss A mute witness TO the extent OF
this horrible famine was recently eR-
hfbitcd in LOndon-a piece OF bread
which the Russian peasantry are now
eating. 1T il allnost Inky black and
er.its an acrid oior. Il Is made mp 'oi
a mixture Of dirt and bark and dung,
with faint siyus Of some grains. such "a
ryc.' Not the least la-lcntable fact
about the famine Is that it i aggra~
waited. If NOT created, by the fearful in
capacity ard IGisI:alageInent u the
poyeraInar.t. While in one province
millions upon millions Of people are
starving: in another province ll,090,00O
pounds Of grain are rOttiug for want Of
transportation. The money wrung from
the people goes for court Injuries, Tor
the army, for the navy, 10 support hall
a million soldiers who are keeping Po-
land down.
1.-The cereal crop Of the Caucasus for
the past season was extraordinarily
abundant The farmers drew their
grain to the lines Of railroad nearest to
them and in this way disposed Of BOG, 600
tns of grain; but the carelessness and
apathy Of the government leave these
supplies untouched, while the people
are starving.
Meanwhile the government, para
lyzed for good, is active for persecution
and for crushing the Stundists and
Dissenters. In recent Contemporary
Review, L. y. Lanin translates hymn
which has been printed by the govern
ment and is being distributed broadcast
at the desire Of the Archbishop Of Khar-
koff, verse Of which we quote:
"Boom, ye church thunders,
Flash forth. ye curses Of the councils
Crush with eternal anathernas
The outcast race Of Stundists-''
Does any man believe that such a gov
sTament can escape? That there is any
possibility within the domain Of moral
or physical law by which such govern
rnent can live? 1t is as certainly doomed
to die az that the voice Of nature through
all the ages has proclaimed the truth, as
that God has spoken to man this same
truth. Deed and law are eternal. The
deeds of man disturb the economies Of
the whole universe. / cannot stretch
forth my hand, but that the effect Of
that act is felt to the remotest confines
of the physical universe. Mans deeds
and mans life take hold upon the
eternities. Sin is the violation Of law.
Law is eternal. He'll is the penalty Of
sin.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
Strength and Health

II you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric B'tters. If
"La Grippe" has len you weak and
weary, use Electric Bitters. This
remedy acts directly on Liver, Sto-
mash and Kidneys, gently aiding
these organs to perform their func-
tions. IT you ar afflicted with Sick
Headache, you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric
Bitters. One trial will convince you
that this is the remedy you need.
Large bottles only SO Cents at DR.. r..
81. Holidays drugstore. Clinton, N.
C., and ]. +. Smiths drugstore, NJ.
Olive, n. G.,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

FAYkTrEvILLn, AUa 18th, 1891
At a regular meeting az Galatis
Alliance, No 30, held this day il va q
lunar imously.
r solved. That We endorse the Ofiicla
Alliance Guano manufactured by ID
Durham Fertilizer 90. rs fully eQualt
liz not superior 10 that have CIV
used. w ID RAY.Seot
A. CARNroHAEI, Trade Agent
RAEFoRp, Aug. Gath. 1891
Dea. Sirs Our alliance, El.ool,
No, 400, bought is tons OF N. q.
Official Alliance GuAno OF you last
+ ebruaruy. As far As I can learn all
our alliance are well pleased with it
This has not been . good season 10 get
fair tes' tu. think yours is as good As
the best. Your,
n. MCDARM.D.
CoRSLIA, Aug. 14th, 1891
Durham Fertilizer Co: We are oil
very we'll pleased with Your guano All
who have heard express their opinion
ssy it is as good il not better than any
they have ever used
W. 81. wilkins,
A. B., GIDDIr, +. A No ASS
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
Poor Mani

There is no getting around the fact
that Mrs. Frank Leslie is an exception
ally able business manager. She's got
"a mark" in that line which is official,
but even good business managers some
times do stupid things. I am told that
during the recent press convention in
San Francisco the lady was introduced
as Mrs. Wilde-she is NOW the wife of
William Wilde, a brother Of the immor-
tai aesthetic Oscar-when she at once
corrected the announcement by saying,
and in her husbands presence, Mrs.
Frank Leslie" How | pity the man
hes husband and Oscar Wilde's brother.
Detroit Free Press.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
RAMS HORN WRINKLES
Looking up always lifts I'M

oP of"nSS Is I'D
little religion is hard thing to
keep
If you 'h'nk anything is sinful,
God thinks SD too.
The devil always feels mozt at
home in the dark.
All honest work that mes do FIR
money, they could do for God.
When you go to the church to HELM
the Lord, don't wear saueaky
shoes.
Ii you have given G ID your heart
WY not stop wearing IoIg
Long prayers in church general
~ make heaven seem a long way
eff.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17

Beauty IN woman.
In his Christmas sermon Bishop Pot
tar nouns because woman has beauty,
and says It 'tleads her to sin and defects
Tie pious flowing Of life's stream" He
svsa doubts III It Is worth while to have
beeuty Ut all"
Bishop, wpman's beauty does not lead
hsr 70 sin, nor does it defect the pious
flowing Of lies stream. Do not tzy to
teach mon that beauty leads to sin A
Frsnehwom2n once, when told that
something she wanted 10 do was naughty,
replied. "Yea. but. Il Il 20 nice to Be
naughty II you teach men that it b
doubtful whether 1t II worth while to
have beauty OF not" you WIN have
empty benches to preach 70, and your
congregation vm be standing on street
corners BY dsy1ight and at night, with
lanterns IN hand, cropping; HE Diogenes,
after beautiful SIN. No, no.
0recian genius waved . magic wand
and the Apollo sprAns from cold mar
bic. Greek genius looked upon human
model and the chisel turned hard stone
into undulating Venus. Raphael dip
ped bis pencil into tints stolen from the
rainbow. sttuned his heart to q song
ehanted BY angels, and the Madonna
della Segiola exercises sin from the be-
holder. Murino caught fame from
genius and his ascending Mary con-
vincas the locker On that the immaculate
conception was q possibility. Again,
bishop, take laymsn's advice, Do not
grow on.-Chicago Times
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17

The Force 81 Circumstances.
Mrs. Peterby-Can you wash?
Matilda Snowball-Ob course I Kin
wash. if it has ter be-
@Can you cook?"
IF it has ter be, Of course kin cook. =
Are you honest
you bet rse honest, II has ter be-
Texas Siftings.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17

Ia order to lay up treasure in heaven i,
Is not necessary to prevent others with
whom you have dealings from laying uu
. few shillings on earth.
Mere than talent, more than beauty,
more than wealth, sometimes more than
wisdom, good manners are the best let.
tiers 81 introduction and the firmest GEM
ent of friendship.
BLEssED IN BLESSING.
a poor man saved By thee, shall make thee
rich,
a SICK man helped b. thee shall make thee
strong.
Thou shalt thyseh be served by every lease
" service thou hast rendered.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17

The tramp nuisance Il largely abated
ut least in some parts Of the country, but
it has left its mark upon literature.
Where is your wood pile, ladyl' In
quired tramp, 10 whom the kind
hearted housekeeper had given Il bite Of
something TO eat.
It's out in the shed. How thoughtful
Of y,sl to oaor to split some wood.
sOh. I'm not going 70 split any wood.