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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

person or another, TO their dogs, or 81
some Of their cattle on the plantation
with the accompanying reverboratons
from hill.tops, over valleys and plains.
were familiar sounds in the South" he
adds. On the other hand he maintains
that the Federal or Yankee yell" com
pared with the Confederate yell. lacked IN
vocal breadth, pitch, and resonance. and
this "was unquestionably attributabie 10
the fact that the soldiery of the North was
drawn and recruited principally rom
large cities and towns. from factory dis.
trcss, and from the more densely settled
portions Of the country" Their yell, no de'
scribes a. "Hoo-ray Hoo-ray! hoo-ray
| etc. The sound, he thinks. was as though 2
| the first syllable. If heard at all. was HOO
| uttered with an exceedingly short, low
and indistinct tone. and the second wac
ray" yelled with q long ana h'sn
tone slightly detecting at its termination.
In many instances the yell seemed to oe
the ample interjection. "heigh." rendered
with the same tone which was given 70
"ray.p Sineularly enough, Mr.. Dew alto
gether otnits to mention tho Hipl Hip! J"
that always preceded the war-cry. which
was probably intended TO bs }" Hurrah,"
but was oftener Hoo-raw." The Hip
Hip ~ was the ingatherine of the breath.
as il were, for the outburst in Hurrah "
| or Hoo-raw."
The Rebel yell" he describes. as woh-
who-eyl who--ey! who-ey! Woh-who-
ey, who--ey I" ETC., and he thinks that the
bes. illustration of this true yell which
can be given is by spelling it as above, with
directions 20 sound the first syllable
"wohn short and low, and the second
"whon with q very high and prolonged
note detecting upon the third syllable
ley"
Mr.. DEw's article IS interesting and
suggestive. and in the main it is probably
correct: but some OF his points will GER
tainly be disputed by the northern people.
They will hardly admit that the bulk OF
their army came from the cities. 1hey
will refer to Indiana. for instance. state
without any very large city, which sent TO
the army 1e6.963 men; but we leave our
| Yankee friends to do their own talking on
| this point.
As to whether Mr.. DEw has fairly repro
duced "the rebel yell" we have grave
doubt. but we know that to do it IN type
is an exceedingly difficult matter. and
the difficulty is now infinitely increased
by the conflicting recolections OF men
who attempt to recall the sounds OF TWEEN
ty.seven years ago. And then we are not
sure that exactly the same yell prevailed
| in each army of tho Confederacy.
Possibly it was not precisely the same IN
LEE's and JoHSsroE's armies. MIR. DEW
has. however, opened up an interesting dis
cusslon. and we may expect the literature
on tho subject of army yells to become
very ample in the course of the next few
months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
That Troublesome Question.


"And they all with one consent began to
make excuse" 1t would DO amusing IL IL
were not almost too serious matter 10
see so many members of the National House
of Representatives Offering excuses LOT
having voted last week against the motion
20 table Mr.. BLASD's free-conage Dill
Why. bless your souls. gentlemen, the peo-
ple stand to-day just where they have STOOD
all the time. They are not alarmed. lhey
know their strength. They see Tor them
selves that they are feared at least by the
mountaineering members of Congress.
They recognize. too. the fact that silver
was last fall ordered to be side-tracked.
Here is paragraph copied by tho New
York World from the DISPATCH week before
last:
"The Democrats In Congress viii not be called
upon 10 formulate the Democratic creed OF 1892
They will vote as they please upon the silver
question. On tho other hand. the Chicago con-
vention will construct the platform of the whole
Democratic party for tho campaign which Is SC
near at hand. The situation is such that that
body will be constrained TO side-track the bill Tor
the free coinage OF silver and leave that measure
20 the tender meicies oi 'ho ncA' ''oiN'''' 90"
the next Congress. The present Congress will
end with the beginning OF the term of the next
President. SO that the side-trackng of the
silver question is. in other words. the postpone
ment Of that measure until after the 4th oil
March, 1893"
We are not so confident now es we were
when we wrote that paragraph that the
Chicago convention will not be troubled
with the silver question. But, of course,
in view of the action of the House of Re-
personalities on the Bland bill we cannot
but expect that convention to push aside
for the present year all propositions look
,ng to the free coinage of silver. Theii
consideration will be postponed for a few
years, which constitute nothing In the
life of great nation, but they Will IN the
END gain an overwhelming victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
KID Gloves.

LADIES' SUEDE MOUSQUETAIRE KID
GLOVES 12-button length, pearl only, % PER
pair. 5000,
LADIES GLACE KID GLOVES, pearl and
white, 4~button, with wrists end button piece
trimmed with black. black embroidered backs
the latest noveity-only e2 per pair.
LADIES' SUEDE GAUNTLET GLOVES, gray
and tan with black embossed gauntlets, sl.5O
per pair. -. ,..,,.,,
LADIES KID GAUNTLET GLOVES, tans and
blacks, S1.25 and s1.50 per pais.
LADIES SUEDE MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES,
I'm tan, pear, gray, and black, $L75.
LADIES' SUEDE nOUSQUEfAlRE GLOVES,
In tan, slate, and black, self embroidered, $L2o
per pair. -, o,,,,.,
and white, pearl stitched with black and the
whito stitched with white, 81 per pnir.
LADIES' KID BIARRI'rZ GLOVES, pearl and
white with the patent bandale,te wrist fasten-
LADIES 4-BUTToy KID GLOVES, in tao,
brown and black, 75c.
MISSES KID GLOVES, In tans and slates with
the Foster patent lacing hook, sizes AZ to ga,
81 per pair.
MISSES 4-BUTToN KID GLOVES, in tsns
orI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

The leading article IN the April Century
is "Our Common Roads, by ISAAC B.
POTTER, and from it there is some comfort
for old Virginia. since IT appears that good
roads are the exception and not the rule.
even in so wealthy State as New York.
The article is very instructive. and is
well written and finely illustrated. II
teaches how good roads may be built-but
not without money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
THE TOWER.
/ CORNER SECOND AND STREETS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAYS SPECIALS.


Great bargains in INFANTS CASHMERE
Some very handsome embroidered ones at
MEMS TEoK TIES in Hight and dark coior',
1SFANTs' MUSLIN and SILK CAPS at great
LADIES NORFoLK WAISTS, Numbered col
lars and cuffs, neat patterns, az 43c. apiece;
LADIES sHoPPISG-BAGs, LADIES HAND
PhRASoL COVERS in a great variety OF
styles, very handsome lace, 81 |oc., 81, cl.-o'
CHEAP RIBBONS for fancy work-No- 4, &c.
a yard: No. >, Sc. yard; No. z, 10 a yard; No
q, SC. a yard; No. IL, &c. yard aud No. TO- &C.
4 fril and complete line OF LISLE-THREAD,
SILK. end KID GLOVES. Nice SILK LlSlE
GLOVES at &c: ALi-SlLk GLOVES, real
Bny nothing but the best KID GLOVES. They
ara the cheapest In the end. Our EMPRESS
FOSTER-PATENT 5-HOOk KIDS which we nc
on at the counter and guarantee Tor only 81 give
pe the next is orr SAXON BEAUTY, 7-hook.
Foster patent, every pair guaranteed and htted
at sI.25. We especially recommend those 70
every lady. as We consider them the cheapest
| ana REST gloves en- the market.
LADIES SCISSORS made OF the best steel,
and guaranteed at % per cent. less than else
where. - - .,
The handsomest Inc OF AtN Me- N W rs !.
| tn be found in TICKS. PUFFS, FOU Rim
HANDS, and BOWS from l pig. 10 75c. apiece.
| Bargains Ia MEMS SOCKS. % dozen hon's
| Rxtra-Gray Mixed SOCKS, smooth seams, only
| 25c. for 3 pair; ] lot superior quality Mixed
| Socks reguiar-made. no seams, l2i9c. -
| dozen Mems Elegant Balbrlggan Socks, no
seams, 12Itc.; SLACK Seeks, Stainless; only
| I9i4c: | lot Mems Fancy-Stnped Half-iose,
| I62sc; Mems SANITARY Cotton hai-hose' best
| Improved make, 25c: Linen Collars, all styles
| four-ply at l0c.; Four-Ply Cuils AZ Zoe. pair
| Nen's Coiored- Borcered Handkerchief at DC
Mems Pure Undrcssed Linen iiemstltched Hand
| kercniets, 1870. Great bargains IN Ladies'
| Hnudkerchiels. KXtra-fine and Sheer. DC,
| 6Ifc, SLc., and 1Oc This IL q Job lot and good
| bargains Childcen's School handkerchief,
only Pc apiece: Childrens School Hose. fast
| oI.cs largo and small ribbed, excellent goods,
| sizes 10 oIs at 10 and l21Sc.
| JEWELRY.-Ladies' Gold-Plated Wire COlum-
| bian Jet Earnings, 121Gc.; ladies' jet Pins,
! finely carved 25c.; great variety IN new bow
Knot Chateialn Pms at 25c. new line Of Novelty
| Pins at &C., DC, &c. l0c., aud l2l3c.; Fancy
| Hair-Pins CSC; Breast-Pins at lOc., loo, 2Oc
ao l-2t JULIUS sYCLE & son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

The Raleigh is noble ship with noble
name. Wherever she sails North Caro-
linians' hearts will go with ~, and we
hope that to sons Of the Old North State
will DO awarded the privilege of offering
and manning her, which will DO just the
same as mailing the Stars and Stripes to
hpr mast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

As usual. FRIDAY will be very attractive
day with us. by reason OF the REMNANT PRICE
which we put upon ALL ODDS AND ENDS OF
STOCK, SHORT LENGTHS, s0ILED, FADED.
BROKEN, or otherwise unstable goods, in order
to make quick sale Of tho same. We are glad
10 close out such goods, as II leaves our stock
fresh and clean, and In order to do 1t we are
willing to mark them 80 low ms to make them a
genuine bargain to any one who can use them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
HOSterH.

LADIES' FINE Isle HOSE, with black boots
and light-oolored tops, in all the popular shades,
CSC. per pair.
LADIES' COTTON HOSE, black boot patterns,
with red and yellow tops, 25c. per pair.
LADIES' FAsT-BLACK HOSE In cotton and
isle. extra length double heels and double toes,
very nne, SOC. per pair.
Richelieu ribbed, very fno, soc. per pair.
LADIES' FAST-BLACK HOSE extra length,
double heels aud double toes, regular 2Jc. quali-
ty. only 1ec. ...
FkST-BLACK HOSE, sizes TO z inches, l2Isc.
per pair. o,-,
HOSE for ladies, misses, md children In plain
and ribbed, In a fun assortment OIL sizes con-
stantiy On hand at low prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
The New Chairman.

We have for many years known Mir.
MITCHELL. of Wisconsin. the new chair
man of the Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee. as man of much
wealth and of great liberality IN the use o!
il. He has never swerved in his allegiance
to the Democratic party, nor in his de-
yotion to the old flag. We do not know
what objection. if any. the Republicans
can make to his appointment; and we know
of no objection that can be raised TO 1t by
the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

ILADY's BLACK CHEvIOT REFER, rolling
collar half satin-iined, large pearl buttons, s1e
~, originally 1880.
Remnant price $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
MEETINGS

L h. R.'S.-IHL hoN' .'
IN. TIVE KAMPAl5N hlIHu. fA
WARD will meet AZ f1nIr Dl.-
east Broad street 'Ir-sf.'rf
NIGHT. All members Hni ta
yifed 20 attend.
By order Of HEsRf W. hh VS.
D. SAMUEL N.L.l.-'
ap lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

HONEsPUN SKIRT PATTERNS, extra
heavy and fine, originally sl.75.
Remnant price sl.3e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

originally 2oc.
Remnant price 15c each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

LADYs BLACK CHEvioT JACKET, vest
front, sllk-iaced reyers. size 40, originally $40.
Remnant price -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

HllNINHNf 3 ..N
4 GENERAL MEETING OBJ W
n stockho.ders ~ me SOUTHERN IN
MEST COMPANY, f1r tno Ilf'
ton IN regard t0 % propOsei
the VAIN SPRINGS VALLEY 'u'|'.'.
for the transaction ~ such ultfr
lawfully come before The mrdiiN
Tho orice OF the ChesspoHkn l'i '
Company, IN tho paro uliitf
on THURSDAY. April lith. 30 .. .,nv
The transfer books viii h' ra
MONDAY, April 4th. AMI remain $50.
A. n. on FRIDAY. April l.'I
BY order u the Board Oi pif0
mn ltd 4. r. " LLLt'N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
The Remnant Days,
Other Speciatties.

Each has its distinct quarters. and
not one interferes with the sale OF the
other.
There will be lively sales On bought
remnants that must make room for
other goods. Originally we sell them
at Coo. on the dollar. To-day and to-
morrow as follows:
3O-inch Bedford Cords for &c.
Zephyrine Ginghams, 30 inches wide,
for &c.
400 yards Pride of the West Bleached
Cottons at &c. a yard.
600 yards yard-wide India Linen for
Sc. yard.
1.200 wards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

28 LADIES' CALICO WRAPPERS in neat dark
patterns. princess back and robe front, body
lined, sizes SO 10 Al, originally sL25.
Remnant price 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
Pr0yey-BOOBS
.Baby- CGrr1G6eS.

Don't forget we have the largest assortment OF
styles TO be found In the ci,y-al the celebrated
WHITNEY make, the best In the world, and at
less prices than many inferior makes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

RfcnNOSn, VA DNf-
A GENERAL MEETING Ot .
~ storkholfaFs o. the WAfN@f..'
Icy COMPANY. FOR thop lrfD'.
In regard 90 p1upc-ri .t,. 4
soIrTnERN IMPROykMEAI t'.
Tor the transaction of such ot.'f
lawfully come before the uret.. .,,
he oflco u the Che-lrolGe h.
Company, "a the Pace tuli.hi
on THURSDAY. Aprl litD. a. NM.
Ter book will he cl0eei 40 p 81.
ApriI 4th. AMI remain closed l..'
FRIDAY. April lJth.
BY order Of the B0ari N Dre ...r
mh lO-td e.. ]. Mtli.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
WOODW ARD & LOlHROp,
g A r ID

A O A Il ID.
IN TO THE ELITE OF RICHMOND:
Parties wishing to do away with the o'd-fash-
Toned and troublesome door-bels and tubes can
have them replaced by ELECTRIC DOOR,
BELLS. SERVANTS CALL~BELLS and BUR-
CLAIR ALARMS put In cheap In a nrst-ciass
Electrical Engineer and Bei-Hsnger, once S19
east Main. Satisfaction guaranteed. NH 31-Bt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

II LADIES DARK OUTSIDE SKIRTS.
trimmed with box plait and rurs, originally 75c.
Remnant ptIce 39c.
We have made this low price in order 10 close
tho lot out at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

HOMESPUN SKIRT PATTERNS, all wool,
unshrinking and untading, full size, originally
s1.25.
Remnant price 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

7LADIEs' BLACK CHEvioT REFERS, all
wool. double French seams, wide rolling collar,
self faced--cnn be worn a. a Blazer--sizes SO,
81. SO. 3s, originally 1918.
Remnant price s4.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

30 DOLLS. all sizes up TO 20 inches in length,
originally 50, As, and SOC
Remnant price 25c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

NURSES APRONS, extra large, slightly
soiled, with Torchon Insertion and with broad
tucks and embroidered scalIops. originally 81.
Remnant price Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NOR SALE, THREE PAIR OF
JIG SECONDHAND CYLINDER BOILERS, SO
inches diameter by 80 feet long, with dome on
each Boiler 3Ox24 inches With 0-ioch wrought
iron steam connections wrought iron waser con-
nections front and back. These Boilers are
made OF 81 6-inch steel and IN good condition.
One TUBULAR BOILER, Al inches diameter
IL feet long With 40 3-inch tubes; dome 80 %
One 5O-HORsE POWER HORIZONTAL EN-
gINH With hand wheel 90 inches diameter, IL.
inch faco. = II. souNsos w.,
NH 20-Su, TukFeu Manchester, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

iLADY's COTTON GOWN, extra large size,
No Is, cluster Of tucks and cambria rune, origl.
nally sl.@5.
Remnant price 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH h delivered 70 mb-
pztrers IT y1rrxES CENTS per week, payable 70
The cnrrier weekly. Mailed At 90 per annunf
esfcr six months si.5o Tor three months 900
sofcne month.
Tue sEMI-wEEKLy DISPATCH AZ ~ per an
nuus, or 81 for ssx montha
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH AZ ei per snnum.
TIE SUNDAY DIsPATCH ct sl.S0 per annum-
ef75c Tor six moEshs
Subscriptions In all oascs payable in advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
lifetime paid for. Send post-oraoe money-ordcr,
check, or registered icttor. Currency sent by
mall win be ~ the risk OF the sender. Sab
scrieen wishing their poet-ofnce changed must
give their Old a. well as their new post-onsce-
eample copies frea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
Manufacturers Ends,
Hamburgs, from 2 to 10c. yard.
WOunCinG

HHMDufg5, IfUHI 10 IVO' } "IU'
175 yards 4-inch
India Linen |
for 1910 a yard.
80 yards 24-inch Cotton Diaper q to
3l-yard pieces for &c. aysrd.
Among the many Stock Remnants are
19.yard Bleached Table Linen-Sl.25
the piece, from 81.
10 remnants French Welts for 1910.
3 yards Bleached Table Linen, 81 the
piece, from 1886.
81 yards Linen Sheeting (soiled), 50
the piece-from 81. iG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
Among the many Worsted DFeS

are yards 5O-inch All.
Noo7o Wool Light Mixture for 81
OO0'0' the piece, from $3.50.
.-.-...--.--...-' 3 yards 60-inch Navy and
White Imperial Serge, $3.50 the piece,
from S6.2j
7 yards Tan Mixture French Bevel
Cloth, 81 so, from $3.50.
81 Yards Coffee Brown Atwood 40
inch serge, 81 80 the piece, from Si.4O.
7 Yards Atwood French Check, o. G2
for the piece, from Si.l3.
A, yards All-Wool Gray Mixture,
81. As, from 1922,
81 wards Red and Black Plaid, all
r-or1 a. 90 tho niece 81 ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
India SILKS

wards colored India Silk, $3.50 the
!, from $40.
yards printed India Silk, reseda
old rose figure Slightly damaged
ipment). SOC. yard. from 81.
yards pearl-gray Ta1eta silk. 81 the
J. from S6.31.
yards magerine blue Marsiellin
l5c. a yard, from 35c.
yards Pink, 4S-inch Gauze, 81 the
}, from Si.25
ards striped Taheta, changeable, s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01

Wanted Situations ts5 words or lcssl.....s 20
Reading notices IN reading.maticr type, n'c
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Kid GIOUeS,

S-button, undrcssed Grays, sizes 3, to
81, SOC. pair, from CSC.
pair white Chamois, Derby style,
with large buttons. sizes 6 and g., fol-
SOC. pair, from Csc.
nieces of Fine 3-ipch MORE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
READ CAREFULLY

READ CAREFULLY
7LADIEs BLACK CHEyioT REFERS, all
WOOL double French seams, wide rolling collar,
self faced--cnn be worn as Biazer--szes 32,
81. &c. 3s, originally s6.75.
Remnant price S4.25.
ILADY's BLACK CHEvIoT REFER, rolling
collar half satin-iined, large pearl buttons, s1e
AZ, originally 1880.
Remnant price $3.50.
LADYs BLACK CHEvior JACKET, vest
'front.' silk-iaced reyers. size 40. originally $40.
Remnant price -.
28 LADIES' CALICO WRAPPERS in neat dark
patterns, princess back and robe front, body
lined, sizes SO 10 Al, originally sl25.
Remnant price 81.
NURSES APRONS, extra large, slightly
soIled, 2 with Torchon insertion and with broad
tucks and embroidered scallops. originally 81.
Remnant price Toe.
iLADY'S COTTON GOWN, extra large size,
No Is, cluster Of tucks and cambria rune, orgI.
nally sl.25.
Remnant price 81.
II LADIES' DARK OUTSIDE SKIRTS,
trimmed With box plait and ru1e, originally 75c.
Remnant piIce soc.
We have made this low price in order 10 close
tho lot out at once.
7HOMssPUN SKIRT PATTERNS, all wool,
unshrinking and untading, fun size, originally
sI.s5.
Remnant price 81.
. HONESPUN SKIRT PATTERNS, extra
heavy and fine, originally sI.75.
Remnant price sL3s.
So DOLLS, sizes from 10 to IA inches ir lsng tn,
originally 2oc.
Remnant price 15c. each.
30 DOLLS. all sizes MP TO 20 inches in length
originally 80, As, and SOC.
Remnant price CSC. each.
| III D
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-25

TAKE good care Of your stomach.
1t is not pretty thing to talk about,
but upon it's condition depends the
state of your temper. your ability to
keep your friends, the pleasure you
will find in sleep, and two-thirds of
your enjoyment in life. If it is full,
YOUR conscience does not trouble you.
If it is empty or out of order, you are
likely to behave in such way that
even your own mother will see faults
in YOU. Half of the heartaches in
the world, and all the "unsatisfed
longings" that distress poetical peo-
pie. may be traced to stomach that
does not work right
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-25
A Powerful Stumbling Block to III

Negroes are sometimes very, csi
not to say anything to I'M ure tne ~ !,
tation of a neighbor. A gen'p sa
stopped at a cabin where an ola n'
woman lived, and while waiting III :,
of the children to get bucket o. !
water entered into conversatlOa
her concerning the crop prosPev'ss
Il did hab fo' or five fine hogs;
the old woman, "but das dSi WI
down till I amt got but one now
Somebody steal them?" .hb,
II neber talks bout my nelsm n,
an I doan like ter say what ceG h;Df
de hogs. I neber make mlSc'N
doesn't"
did the hogs die ?" mi,
"Da muster died; but yer ain l%o
ter git me ter say nuthln as IN
neighbors. De man what lloea ur
is dead now, and 1 amt agNine We
nuthin' agin him. De hogs dls"pp'
away from heah while dat nla nnt
l1bln'; but | amt agwlno TEL Day
agin him" liam
"Do you think that he TOOK 5li : 4
Mister, dat mans dead, anu /
wanter say nuthin' agln' hln .as ii
femme tell yer, while dat man 1 S|
he was a powerful stumblln DIV
hogs. "-14rka1osaaU 1Tduelcf'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-25

THREE scruples make q 4n nl"A
but most of the boys take sn ,o i
first and let the scrHpies YIN
the second sable.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-25
DIR. TALMAGE'S SERMON.
ELOQUENT DISCOURSE DELlv-
Erred LAST SUNDAY.

Heavenly Congratulations His Theme.
The Nearness of the Celestial and the
Terrestrial-Joy in Heaven Over the
Repenting of One Sinful Soul.