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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30
nockstader,s M!nstrels.

Before and after" is the title Of a
new and descriptive song. which Lew
Dockstader has made great success.
He will sing it here next Saturday
night at the Opera House, on the
appearance of the big minstrel show
which is led by this sterling artist.
Other leading people with Dockstader's
Minstrels are George Powers, Fake
and Lemons, John c. Harrington, Block
som and Burns and William Rowe.
Frank Dumont is also with the COM
pany and has written two successful
sketches, THE Cake Walk" which
serves as finish to the first part, and
the musical burlesque "Rustic Anna, or
OPERATE Candidates" which concludes
each performance. A new programme
throughout is promised. Seats on sale
at Houses Music store tomorrow morn
ing.
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BIG DAM Project.
The Rio Grande to Furnish water for Ir-
rigatIon In the United states aud Mex

The Rio Grande to Furnish water for Ir-
rigatIon In the United states aud Mex
leo.
Ell PAso, Ten, August GA COM
pany has been incorporated under the
laws of New Mexico for the purpose Of
putting in o big international dam
across the Rio GraAde for the purpose
OF irrigatlng both in Mexico and the
United SteteS. William Hamilton, OF
New York, is at the head Of the project
and the company is incorporated for
capital of SO, 900, 900. The dam will be
built about five miles above Ell PasO in
Mountain Gateway. 1t will be $50 feet
long, Of solid masonry from cliff TO
cliff, resting on solid limestone
foundation and will be seventy
feet high. Col. Adson Mills, OF
the U. S. Corps of Engineers,
estimates the cost Of the dam at $780,
600. There will be two double gates on
the Texas side Of the Canyon and TWO
of precisely the same size and pattern
on the Mexican side. From these
gates two will be cut through the rock
following the bluff on the Texas and
Mexican sides, capable Of carrying a
volume OF water twenty feet wide and
ten feet deep. Col. Mills estimated the
full cost Of the completed system in
building the dams, canals, bitches and
lateral head gates, drops, ETC., az @, $780,
600. Their construction OF this dam
will create an inland lake fifteen miles
long and about five miles wide, with an
average depth of about twenty-five feet.
Storage reservoirs will be constructed
on both sides of the Canyon above also,
so as to replenish the lake from time to
time and keep it up 10 high water mark.
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A Hendacious Spirit.
C0fOyUi9 san.

The other night reckless Denver
skeptlc attended 4 Spirtualist mate
rialist meeting, and In the course of the
evening, assuming to be OF the faithful,
he sought an interview with his father.
The medium being willing, the father
appeared. This conversation followed:
How are you father? Are you hap
py in the spirit world?'
eyes, my son; very happy"
And how is my poor, dead sister,
Jane?"
"She, too, is content and happy"
"And is poor brother Jim happy
too?"
Yes. my boy; he enjoys the spirit
world"
There was moments silence, when
the skeptic broke out with:
"What makes you lie so, father? !
never had sister Jane nor brother
Jim. AS a truthful spirit you're not in
it,"
This broke I'D the meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30
Democratic Meetings,

Hon. WIN. A. NacCorlle, Democratic oand'-
s,ts for Governor, Will speak At Che following
sass aud places;
huntington, w. Va, September 3d.
3sr.ersburr. W. Va, September 5th.
Norcan's Grove, Jefferson county, W. va
September 9Th.
wheeling. W. Va, September sth.
bloomington. Marion county w. Va, (after
ucou). September lO-A-
r.imont. Marion county, W. Va lnlsH''
s-.t.mler I0.h.
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Point of View.

Miss Van Million ION the east side
walk of Ninth avenue) Don't you feel
sorry, Mr.. Dudekin, for those poor,
overworked street laborers?
Dudekin-Ya-as; and think Of wear
ing those coarse and dwedfully cut blue
tWousersl
Phe!an lin the trench)-McCsrty,
phwat wod yez do av the boss asst yez TO
wear clos Xix thin on the thing yonder?
McCarty-Be CORY! ORD sthroike-
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Republican Protection is
a Fraud.

The Iaborer has been forced to pay
more for the roof that shelters him,
for the hat that covers his head and
the woolens that cover his back. He
has to pay more for the linen hewears'
the hammer and hoe with which he
works. Yet his wages have not gone
I'D one cent. What benefit has in
creased protection been to him7-Er-
tract from Congressman McMH!tnS
Speech In The House March 9th,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

FARMER ADAMS, Of Enon Valley, on
the Pennsylvania railroad, is a hero.
On Friday night he discovered a pile Of
sleepers on the track aud persisted in
removing them In spite Of wounds from
bullets fred by ambushed miscreants,
who intended TO wreck the express irony
New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

The people upon the two continents
of North and South America, without
the Arctic regions, are less than 1922
900, 600 in number, or only eight to the
square mile.
1t is said that the art Of printing took
it's origin from some rude impression
taken for the amusement Of children)
from letters carved on the bark OF
beech tree.
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preraripr TO starve Them ont.

Quincy, Mass, August 29.-An arrange
rnent goes into effect to-day By which tae
terms Of credit to the locked-ont granite
cutters will be limited TO thirty days by
all members OF the Quincy Grocer's Asso-
citation. This movement has frequently
been urged by the granite manufacturers
who are now satisfied that the men viii
be speedily starved into subsection. As
the grocers are dependent upon the work
ing men Tor support and the workingmen
are strongly united through tue Central
Labor Union, it is not improbable that the
Union may establish cooperative stores.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

Daring the long period IN which this
v,se.uro fthe Mckinley bin received the
confederation OF Congress, the views oil
rbi. Association concerning the proper
framing OF the metal schedule OF the new
+s-iawere frequently solicited and were
r3mpuy given. The soheuo'o aS
adopted Is the most harmonious and com
rlctely protective OF all thc metal sched-
..rs.-sscrst1ry JGniss H. S'~Gnk's Repor. 20 TIC
prsstdslit OF he Ir8n g0s Sss' association.
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wild Goose Chase.
N.g York Weekly.

NsU IOTk HetKIy.
Chappie (faintly)- Doctah, my-aw-
head feels awful. Does grip evan go to
tne brain?
Observation-Disclosures.
81 have pains rushin' around all ovah,
in my arms, and hands, and feet, and
everywhere"
That's grip"
whats it trying to do, doctah?"
Crying to find your brain, l guess.
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TIRED OF PROTECTION.

Laboring men are getting tired
OF this thing they call protec ion,
For it Is making the hardest times
Ofwhich we have any recollection.
The poor must pay heavy tarin
To protect the millionaire,
And labor hard 10 help the pensioners
To get more than twice their share.
Let US then be 10 and doing,
For the time 10 drawing nigh;
If we cast our vote for Cleveland
Repubhcanism will surely die.
Then let MI laboring men get together
And do their very best for Grover,
For just as sure rs he's elected
Then these hard times will be over.
Then there Il be no more labor strikes,
For we will burst this high protection plank
When we seat good honest Democrat
In place Of an old Republican crank.
S. G. 3.
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He Was Her Debtor.

=
As pleasant-faced woman passed the
corner Jones touched his hat 70 her and
remarked feelingly to his companion:
"Ah, my boy, owe great deal TO
that woman"
Your mother?" was the query.
mo, my landlady."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

1r TIE esteemed HlteHiyepcer would
discharge its present scisSor-editor and
hire another it's readers would undoubt-
eliv appreciate il.
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Mrs. Whalen's Teeth.

JH1gs.
Mrs. McSwinney-An' shure, Mr..
Whalen, how's Mrs. Whalen?
Mr.. Whalen-Shure, it's toothache
she has, Mrs. McSwinney.
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures. is it?
An she only afther gettin' new set ay
lathe not wake Ould.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

There is a continued tendency to
bowel disease here this season." says
q. w. Shivell, druggist, Wickliffe, KY:
"aud an unusual demand for Chamber
laia's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a
Remedy. have sold four bottles of it
mis- morning. Some remarkable cures
RNve been effected by it and in all cases
it Mas proved successful" For sale by
nrrAniSfs
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re rsvs her Castoria.

When BABY Vas sick. we gave her CastoriA-
When she wes Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Cassoris-
When she had Childrsa, sas gave them Cast IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

and clean your mouth afterwards with
SOIODONT, and your teeth will be in
condition to DO their work for years
Thousands of dyspePt,cs boited their food
because thew had no good teeth 10 masti-
cate properly. Chew fine, eat slow, aud
use SOZODONT.
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ACOEKECrION.

Ip reporting Governor Flemingf ad-
aross i'm Yesterdays REGISTER the kyPes
made the rate OF taxation, includik z the
state school tax. read % "a cents
when it should have read SO % ceuts.
The error was so palpeble that the
careful reader would readily notice it.
Nevertheless it is best to note and cor
rect this typographical error else our
radical friends in their desperation may
attempt TO make some capital out of it.
THERE is apparently no limit to the
tricks aud lodges the Republicans are
EMPLOYING in their attempt to work the
Alliance against the Democrats. In
the Delegate district Of Tyler
and We,zel the Alliance people
and the Republicans held their
convention on the same day and
strange coincidence nominated the
same man. If our Alliance friends think
they wiz vote fer a straight-out Alli-
ance candidate 10 Rev W. NJ. BURGEss
they are sadly mistaken. BURGESS
election would simply mean vote for
SrEpuEv e. ELENs for United States
Senator. The farmers Of Tyler iand
~ should beware Of the trap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

headed supplement" and was as much
a part Of the REGISTER as any other
page ia the edition. But 1t contained
Democratic political matter. So it was
suppressed by HARRIsoN's officials, and
the REGISTER has been unable to get
any explanation of the outrage from
Washington.
The people would like to know If the
United States Postofice Department is
run for the benefrof all the people of
the United States, who pay for its SER
vices, or if it is simply an adjunct to the
Republican political machine.
These bold and infamous outrages on
law and decency are known to the ad-
minlstration at Washington, but the
pious hypocrite at the head of the Post
Office department possibly has his eyes so
constantly on Heaven that he cannot
see them, and so they continue, in the
interest Of religious Mr.. HARRIsoN's
campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30
NatAtOria.

Philadelphia Tsltgr0ph
Miss D.-Angelna, why don't you
marry Lieutenant Y?
Miss A.-First, because he has no
brains-and he can't ride, dance or play
tennis. What could we do with him?
Miss D.-But nc sWims beautifully.
Miss A.-Oh, yes; but one can't keep
ones husband in an aquarium, you
know.
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REa1srEE AT wAsaINGToN. D. c.

The DAILY REGISTER Is on sale regularly Al
tls News Exchange, on Fourteenth street. W
ueeu Pennsylvania avenue aud street
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Would Rnn No Chnnce.

Cowboy with bushy locks)-Cut my
hair.
Barber-Why, you're not going to
sacrifice those luxurant locks?
Caw5oy-Yes, am. The first thing
I kuw people will be taking me for one
of those DANCED pianists.
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POTP0URRL
Settled At Last.

Life.
She comes into the restaurant.
She sits down III q chair.
She losses up her bangs and then
She reads the bill Of fare.
She reads it up, she reads it down;
She reads il crOsswiSe, too;
She reads IL near, she reads It far;
She reads it through and through.
She takes it up. she puts il down;
.lSha looks around N doubt;
She huns, she drums, she signs, she starts;
Her lips begin 70 pout.
The waiter stands with sphinx-like stare
For hours, II seems TO NE.
And then-she says she thinks she'll have
4 cup Of nice hot tea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30
knotber Good Campaign Song.

However much your sympathieS are
with cleveland, you can tune up" in
his prlise on the follOwin z to the air Of
1.-The Red, White and BIue:"
Thy nahe is a symbol Of honor;
It's = hudeur none can SurpaSS;
Wen let YOU the coming November
ChEus:-Hsil. hail. thou type Of good rule;
Nc'ye tried YOU and found You are true;
INF couutrvmen look TO thee. Cleveland,
And ask you 10 carry them through.
We will strike with our ballots for right
Our cause 10 Is well worth the strife;
Wen never say die Jlll victory Is nigh,
Aud McElnley's bll gives up its life.
Chorus.
From the hills OF ''Dirigo" they are coming;
The "Loue STAR will take up the call,
Ana p.oclalm a united country,
Win tie MugwumpS to help roll the bail.
Chorus.
And hail Clelelaua the choice OF the nation;
Tried. elected. he's honest and true;
The people are sick OF dissenSiou.
Ana they'll have none other but you.
Chorus.
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A Kiss in Boston.
Ttrqs s,ttiag,.

He-May I-I-haye a kiss, Mehit-
able?
Miss Mehitable Beaconhill from BoS-
ton)-Ii you see proper 10 bring about
a uaroxysmal contact between the labial
apendages OF the superior and inferior
maxlliaries, l snail not seriously object
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NOTHING LIKE COOPERATION To
ECCCEED.

NOTHING LAAAG NO-OA - H - A@C-' -
SUCCEED.
The State Democratic Executive Com
mittee held special meeting at the
Windsor Hotel yesterday, which was
unusually well attended, eleven out of
the thirteen members being present.
Some OF the gentlemen came from the
extreme eastern aud southern portions
If the State, distances which require
several days and considerable incon-
venience to cover. This expenditure OF
time and money in party work is an en-
couraging sign to the rank and file of
the Democracy. 1t indicates that an
earnest effort is being made by the com
mittee TO get the State Into proper
shape before voting day.
The spirit peryadiug the personnel Of
the State committee is highly COM
mendablo and deserves emulation among
the county committees everywhere.
The head can DO little without every
part is I'm unison with it, aud working
hard and earnestly to execute we'll the
part dovolyIng upon them. Unless the
State committee gets this essential help
lts work will be incomplete and IN
satisfactory.
The REGISTER believes that the coun-
" committees will do their whole duty,
but when so much devolves upon them,
and especially when they are assured
that the members Of the State Executive
Committee are earnestly cooperating
with them for effective and thorough
organization, it will do no harm to re-
mind them that the more active, vigi-
liant and painstakiug they are in their
work. the more the State Committee
can accomplish.
Bear in mind that eternal vigilance
aud hard, constant work, is the only
way to knock out the enemy. They are
putting in their biggest and best licks
to capture the State from the Democ-
racy>- Let the Democrats show them
Wet they can do when they pqlLotf
fhelr coats and get down to real work.
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Rejected communications viii not be retufneu
r- less accompanied by SUFFICIENT postage.
REGISIER, siaJrGeiR0 80 sSVsrd! sal'on''
.,,.t.y.i a. ne Po5tores la WhsS.tH2' D. Va
6tseco1a-clQSs mater.
s4v-rributes Of Respect aud Obituary Notices
s cents per line.
s-.mps OF the denomination Of twocents ana
les. accepted Tor amounts less than one a0''A'
sF-gosRHsPoSDENcE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
1--WE SOLICITED IRON EVERY PART OF TIE SUR
..rr...r 1850 COUNTRY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30
OUR NEIGHBOR AND THE FORCE
BILL

IF the REGISTER has any more second
hand indignation TO let loose on the force
bill now is the time while the thing Is
warm. West Virginia must be saved Al
any price.-IntelliDeHccr
Exactly, esteemed, IHtelltgencer,
West Virginia aud the remainder Of the
Union "must be saved at any price,
from the Force bill politicians.
The Indignation Of the Independent
and Democatic press and the people OF
the United States over Mr.. HARRIsoN's
iavorite measure will be felt from one
end of this broad land to the other next
November in the shape Of free mems
ballots, and in way that will turn the
Fourteenth Street HarrisonIan organs
present sheer at that indignation into a
smothered wall of anguish that DANTE
might have used with effect.
In the face of the fact that Mr.. HAIR
RIsoN IN his maiden utterauce as Pres
ident Of the United States, advocated
the legislation which JOHN 1. DAvEN-
PORT of New York, concOcted and
LODGE, Of Massachusetts, fathered, in
the Force Bill of the Reed-McKinley
Billion Dollar Congress, and the further
oct that President HARRISON himself
personally welded the party whip on
Republican United States Senators to
coerse them into voting for the
infamous measure, and the ad-
ditional fact that the national
platform of It's own party, adopted at
Minneapolis, endorsed the Force Bill,
i'm the face of these facts the
IatclIIgcpccr attempts to bunco its
readers into believing that there is no
such issue as whether or not the Amer
lean people desire their elections con-
trolled by a coterie of Republican
partisans at Washington, the polls
placed in control Of federal supervisors,
appointed by Mr.. HARRISON, whose
terms Of Office would end only with their
lives. and the United States Army
placed at the service Of IN
scrupulous politicians with unlimited
powers.
A more infamous measure than Mr.,
HAEEIsoy's Force bill was never con
ceiyed even by the most desperate and
brutal President Of South American
Republic. Republican success in No
vember would insure its passage.
The IatcItgeuccr knows this to be so
that the Republican national platform
endorses it and that Mr.. HARRISON is an
uncompromising and firm advocate Of
the measure. Moreover, our neighbol
knows that it, itself, favors the Force
bin ana that it steadily advocated the
measure until the Indignation and dis
approval Of the people became so pal.
pable that tor policy's sake it was com
PEELED 10 drop it.
These are not second hand opin
ions, uelghbor, and YOU can't hedge on
them. Sharpen your scissors, look
over the Tribune and see if you can.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30
co,eRKsslONAL TICRET.

rm.r D.,7mor-JoHN o. PENDLEToN' OF
.osD Dlsrmcr-wM l.. WILSON OF 'e'-
i.T.o ls. Dt,rmor-JoHS D. ALDERsoN' OF
Ni..o.a.. ,,,rrs gAPEHART, OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

-o leg Dt,rmcr-JOHS D. ALDERsoN' o
N.- -.-s D..rrer-JAMEs CAPEHART o
ll.-9-.
STATE DEAoCRATIC TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR
WI. A. BI,ORKLE, OF hana"nA-
ron AUDITOR
y. JOHNSON, OF Barbour
raa TIRE. sUEEE
] NJ. ROWAN, OF Monroe.
r9r ATTORNEY GENERAL
Or. S. BILEY, OF Ohio.
,-- .-..-v sr-rrRrSrEvDESr or FEEE SCHOOLS
VIRGIL A. LEWIS, OF Mason.
--1es -urEzlIs COURT OF ArFEALs'
uoSe TERM
NJ. H. DENT OF Taylor
lsH0Er TERED
HOMER A. HOLT, Of Greenbrier'
FOR STATE SENATOR,
r~.rst Ssustorlal UistricD
VIM. Fl. TARR, Of Brooke.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR SHERIFF,
"A. FRANZHEIM
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN A. howard.
AssEssoR, CITY DISTRICT
CT. BLANCHARD
AssrssoE. COUNTRY DISTRICT
NOAUZANE
COUNTY SURVEYOR
NJ. II. CARR
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
CIV. BROCKCNIER
j. W. IMdOtF.
NJ O'EANE,
J. b. WILSON
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TERMS:
WE rAa, BY NAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID
many. six days in the week.......'-....''SS %
Many. three daSs in the week.. ..-. 4OO
amy. two dsys-S the week. .......... 500
Manly. oue day in the weeS..............' %
WEEKLY, cue year, in advanoe.........'' "
WEEKLY, six months. ...........'''''''
SUNDAY only, one yeac...............'...' "
SUNDAY only, six months............'..'' W
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY, per week, 10 DO paid weekly 10
-4LI.Y and SUNDAY, per Wesk..........- 10
rEeDAILY Will be delivered by carrierln
any other city OF town at..-...........''- 10
e.r-.s Comics OF DAILY or WEEKLY. .
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Let the over-taNed people united
Each one take turn az the wheel;
The morn OF the ninth OF November
4 magnificent aurora III reveal.
In.-n.
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UNDERTAKING!

This department attention Of g. Ed Mende All
Residence telephone No. Il
Stor telephone No 40
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Yon MAY Not Know 1t.

This broke up the meeting.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-06-02
Talking with NIarnOsets.

While the American gentleman is busily en-
gagged IN his researches into monkey speech, a
lady correspondent of the Spectator at Oxford
has written to point out that the "nimble mar
moset" has already been the object of similar
investigations, and, as it would seem, with re-
markable success. Nearly hundred years ago
bookseller residing the Quai Voltaire in
Paris, at the sign of the Tower of Babel, pub
lished little book in which the writer made
all endeayor to reduce the chatter of this tiny
creature to articulate transatable language
More than this, the Spectators correspondent
keeps marmosets and is able to form her own
observations to confirm the Tower Of Babel
mans discoveries. Thus the peculiar whistle,
or ouistiti, from which the little creature has
its French name, is described as long, sharp,
piercing sound, repeated two or three times,
signifying the want of something or some one,
and it happens that this lady had very young
one that always cried "Ouistititi, ouistitititi"
to the older one for help. if it thought itself in
danger. "Ghriii," long drawn high tone, is
translated in the book into "cOme;" and all
those that the Spectators correspondent has
possessed have thus called for her to come to
them. "Guenakik" expresses Says the book
terrible fear; "trouakiki," violent, despairing
grief; trouagno," intense pain, save me-"
and marmoset who had broken its leg thus
warned the lady Of the fact. "Krrreoeoeo,"
often repeated CONTINUES our contemporaries
correspondent means very happy indeed;
Keh," little better; "korrie," annoyed.
disturbed; "ococo" deep terror; "anic,"
feebly and melodously uttered, means help!
protect! "Q2ih," Il want something very
much !" quoeee," despair Of escaping some dan
ger. The latter cry, we assured. she has
often heard all her marmosets make ut the
sight of anything strange to them, or which re-
minded them of some known danger. Alto.
gether, it must be confessed that we have here
a very fair commencement of dictionary of
tho Marmosettian tongue