Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21

FcnI.' 5s1ilMis scHlL4Ni9;0i'iulss. i'ils s I II ...
;glZ.EA'Fe! gZ !E1H ;he ytass eh|;'';,.a!kta
Ees, 81; replied tStse srsist; yoa @ qs don't,
sac a chiropodist's sign hanging np in.
the shop. ao'vtbu?' - S. G. & !!Cos. C5s''s'' :
|!5 S SA} 81 4a&s $H:i; 3fe# st. Ssp xJrs to
}ag }s sSa iS R59#5fa a SRtsfp5
Ka9 With S %1rfS sAiafa 1 1H1f feRS2p Sp;
kitchens, 66a tHppiusApd iwabft3Gffsg abift3G;ff coJKxl
and, 'stdilioHs;;!!f, ,.iV9 actksH56f7 dining:
'ffo;ohs,' and' Hum behr}eesss restaurants in
connection with the principal buildings,
there would seem to be no lack OF pro-
VISION tps aal tyh99 ma%ehoose to joi in: the
greas tF: MeFAtefn PilgEim}age ir 1spa su.s:,
ps4S Iaxe; 4 whiSS t AFSSGSf Hf{seS hbndred falred
feet aboYe tKe Sea 'aiii IS s;o'5i 81 ithe top OF
MOUNTAIN; about seventy f69t below
the earth surrounding it, and has NO
visible: inlet andynq Outlet Nat it Rises
peFFlodlca4ly ;seN1arsl feet, sappd' thefe'is
no apparent reason. for! this rise, Ut. is
supposed: p2!2 that the Jake is fed bg a;sub;
dsrssesad eGs,a9san 'liSE r;2St of Ra IF ls! ":
6i3t ;Pait|('' ''iH5' iH;5 tb'at the aa.
Ssv;esS 2Ss{@sHt 2f t4S te41{Rda!, eA the plan
gland Even after the'' chaathhlssseI Was s
made the common pedpie WeFe very
slow to adjust their holidays and anui
versanies.to agres tSithIitj and many for
a aongTtim kept Ghristlm as :om the day
corresponding with il that, formerl y Ubl
served, the 18th day after the: Christmas
OF the new calendar.
Es:.-704A Character Sturdy. 'pidEyou ever
study the: faces ip, a ;harber'a, shop oi
the:nenr+W n+Waiting to be shayed3'i. j, ,'|'Yes" !"
"ad5 yoH' ever Try lttet tot distinguish the
pessimistic frfnmErs the Qptimistic?'s', Yes
and there is very little difficulty in as; as
signing them to their respective classes.'
Indeed" Yes; the pessimist issthe
+ last man 'thtrt comes III and who has to
wait HntI six other. men are shay ed be-
fore his turn comes, aud the optimist is
the man distinguished y:the appella-
tio?n Il? r.! Of next. '':"4!:N":Y Press;> =.
111.'-A young man OF Buena Vista Cot,
decided to try his fortune at Crede, the
new El Dorado; ;aii.q i .as the first: part of
his outfit he: bought AN immense revol-
/ YER While folding With It he rac ceidatltj
ally 'shoh'..1 himself The Ieadville
T. Chronicle remarks that 1.-THE rev Oliver
the bowie knife,: tie, dirk. ~ and tie tie
|! !slungshot have: no blaee.in' the. Colorado
|, Of 1892: s9,:;:: I'ad mAA afe at. a. tdiscount
and the chap with a. knife in his boot
and a. 4 BRAGG b ' of :pi$tos Il e 81 il his Selt win
lind his occupation. game. ;" y ;..i.:..: :''' :
'::i;7!-At4 =; 'oSlocK: Porthghess: IN maiden;,
~ years ,olds, AIMED: Conception Sylvia,
l. became a bride att West, Berkeley CAL
-Four hours later she Was Vas widow. The
| wedding partye eseerted bride and GROOM
to the station, where the happy codple
| were to take the cars for San francisco
7 While awaiting the arrival of the train
the groom, Frank Bispo, placed his lit
tie nePheY on his Us 1s7hQulder and a unused
himself by running dp and down the
track A train Unexpectedly came
upon them, instantly. killing ,Bisp pd and
Slightly ,injaringhis wife and nephe w.
The following story: lis told Of Mn
'Barnuane" A'friend once. wrote to him
Shat certain N FIJI eufg;ie, IT,, ,.*9Sf II, Re pnsyl-
E:vania, "had, =: nose. seven: inch lin
| length" 49, Mr:"". Barnutn :1ldmedj ately
wrote to Mr:sTourgie to. ''ceomee5to New
| York. and he would pay his expenses
|. Mr.: 1qqqrgie beXieea,... one look. Satisfied
/; the distinguished'sh Snowman, thath he was
the victim of a practical Without
!: a word he ascertained whatrhis ex.
-;penses' were, and 'hahdedT1: him i'the
! t:amouut.'rM rMr., Tourgie saw.the sights OF
the city, and'3went home: ,admir4n the
! liberality shoY ,:: ::.: .!.t yt';;f5 M ''
I - Galapag gosi. 'tortoises+ are the only
! survivors of AN ancient. race" az Huge
turtles which lived so Ion e ago as The
early part Of the Tertiary Epoch: speci-
mems weighing from 600 to 700 pounds
have been captured, and there is authen-
tic record of one Individual talk en- which
tipped the scales at $40 pounds. How
ever nearly bill ofVhe: very: big ones haTe
been caught and devoured, and it; VIII
not be very long BET fore the rage is cxter;;
minated-literally':' ':'eaten'off theiface of
the earth, BY glUttohous 1haan:~s ! tt is
reclsoned that 10, 900, 900 of these; turtles
have been taken from the; Islands: SINCE
their discovery: =: 49,: r:.5.:
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