davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1892-12-20
A FORTUNE FOUND ~ soAe.
How brakeman Discovered swede's
Hoarded Gold.

How brakeman Discovered Swede's
Hoarded Gold.
Mr.. Runey, in conversation with a
number OF travellers, told the following
story, which he says actually occurred
in his presence while en- route on Great
Northern freight train near Morris,
Mimi:
/ boarded a freight train at Han
cock, Che began) en- route to Brecken-
ridge. There were about forty hobos on
board the box cars. arranged with
three brakemen to make the rounds and
see il they couldn't be made to put up
Cor their ride. / acted the part Of the
conductor, while the trainmen followed
out my instructions. We went from
one car to another until we had visited
all but one. Few failed to comply with
our request. but showed hostility, and
would doubtless have taken the advan-
tage of our small number had not pro-
yided myself with gun, which pro-
truded in full view from my coat pocket.
The last car we visited was partially
loaded with lime, and between the bar
rels we found two Swedes who handled
the American language in the most hu-
morous manner. We informed them
they would necessarily have to pay for
their ride or get off at the next station,
to which the spokesman replied; ''Vwe
don't gat no muny. Vwe bane com from
Mort Docota, und work purity hard and
gats no muny."
where do you want to go?" asked
brakeman.
"vwe want tn go TO Mainopolis."
"You are headed in the wrong direc-
ton" returned the brakeman.
"Val, we go tn Breckenridge und vwe
den go ast. Vwe no name dare no ba
guide faller und let us rade."
The brakeman was not satisfied with
the Swedes' statements that they were
lnoneyless, so they were searched.
While the searching was going on one
of the Swedes said again:
"Vwe don't gate nu muny. Sopuse
wye ly bout laddle ting like date?"
The brakeman, being satisfied that
there was no money on their persons,
was about to withdraw from the car
when he discovered a small bundle in
the corner of the car tied up with a
handkerchief. The bundle was ex-
amined. A pair of old socks and sew
eral rags were tightly wrapped around
piece of soap about three by six inches
in size The brakeman said he guessed
he would take the soap anyway, as he
could use il himself. Here the Swedes
made a robust protest, saying, ''No,
wye don't want you tn take dote sope."
"What good is the soap to your asked
the brakeman.
"Vwe want da sope for wash wild bafur
wye gate in Mainopolis."
"What do you expect to do in Mime
apolis?" said the brakeman.
"Vwe tank wye vile gate leddle york
tn du dare, as ba prutty guide toun."
The brakeman then said he would dc
the fair thing and only take half the
soap, to which the Swedes begged ear.
nestly for him to leave the soap. The
brakeman took the cake over his knee
and broke it through the center. and 10
to the amazement of all, twenty dol
lar gold piece rolled out. BY this tim,
the Swedes were nearly wild, and theil
Evening journal., 1892-12-20
Chinese omeiais.

In China there are two officials for
each post, in order that one may spy
upon the other, the rule being that no
official shall report what he has done,
but only what the other has done.
From the highest official to the lowest
all practice a system of unblushing rob-
berry, called squeezing" The salary OF
o viceroy in some cases is $50 year
he regularly draws not less than $4,000.
The salary Of a judge is e4O year; he
regularly draws at least $4,000. There
are 200 police in Canton, not one OF
whom receives wages, and yet the Office
is much sought after. The fact is, We
are assured, that the police are on excel
lent terms with the guild or fraternity
of thieves, and they work harmoniously
together. Jesse Herbert.
Evening journal., 1892-12-20

calculations were side splitting in the
extreme.
The soap was then cut into bits and
$500 in gold coin, consisting Of twenties,
tens and fives, taken out. The Swedes
had adopted this strange method Of
safely Disgusting their possessions; but,
as misfortune had it, their novel idea
failed. II is needless to say that the
brakeman appropriated one Of the shin
ing pieces for his own use, to the heart
rendiug dismay Of the sons Of Sweden,
and departed for the caboose. Fargo
Argus.
Evening journal., 1892-12-20
Ahont Two rnrli.h Poets.

A cottager near Farringford said one
day TO his clergyman, "They tells me
that this ere Lord Tennysons great
poet.' Certainly he is--a very great
poet "And I've been readin a man
named Shakespeare-he was a great
poet too?' "Indeed he was" "Well, -
said the rustic critic as he struck his
spade deep into the soil, 81 don't think
nothing o neither Of 'emg'-New York
Tribune.
Evening journal., 1892-12-20
DANIEL ROSS,
210 MARKET STREET.
We are constantly receiving new
shipments of

We are constantly receiving new
shipments of
GENTS DERBY HATS
In all the leading Fall styles, in
cluding the Dunlap, Knox, Yeoman
and others. We carry the largest
stock of Hats in the city and sell at
the lowest cash prices. We are also
placing in new stock of Fall and
Winter UNDERWEAR, and expect
to have so different styles and quail
ties for men. Our enlarged store,
25x10S feet and four stories high,
enab es us to keep a larger and bet
ter stock, with improved facilities
for serving our trade.
ROSS, mAnrha 20 STREET.
Evening journal., 1892-12-20

Secondhand organs. by Estey, Wilcox 8
White. Mason a Hamln and others, from SIC
10 $50; must be sold for want Of room.
II. n. ROBELEN,
No. 1i0 Market street.
Sole agent for Pneumatic Self-paying Or
yans
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30
DIVA pociagi dzienne do
Montana i brzeg0w Paci.
fikU.

Poczawszy cd 3 Kwieta ia
heda chodzity poclagl kolel Nor
thern Pacific jals nastepuje:: Poc.ag
numer 3 opuszcza 81. Paul o go
dzinie 9 pred potudniem, codzien-
ME. jadqc do Spokane. Seattle /,
Tacoma i Portland, via, Butte, W
Montana. Pociag numer 1 opusz-
cza S. Paul o godzinie 4. Is Pc
poiudn'u. iadac do Spokane,
Seat'e, Tacoma Portland. Oba
pocIagi m,eszcza k%cmpletny aparat
Pullmana p%ociay6w sypialnych
plerwszei klusy, kary syp;alne ola
turystow, kary syp'alne ola
wolnyoh kolonlstow, syplalnie
dzienne kary jadalnc.
Catoliniowe kary Pullmana
tudziek kary sypialne ola turys-
tow wychodzq z Chicago 0 go
dzinie 1915 wicczorem codziennie
!inia kolei Wisconsin Central, DO
Mohtuny i Polnocnego zachodv
Esd PaclfIkicm. Kara sypiolna
piervszej k|asv opuszcza Chicago
= godzlnic 6 Z poludnia, codzien-
ME, va G. NJ. & St. P. BY,
da&ac do Butte. Spokane Tacoma
| Portland. Tc cafoliniowe kary
sypialno dostarczaja najIepszych
wygsd i umoAebniaja podrozuja~
Gym uni'1niecie wszelklch fatyg i
zwiok Z powody zmiany kar W
podr6zy.
XoIejo jadalne ma linii kole-
iowel Northern Pacific i nadal
traktuja %uprzejmie pedr6Sujaca
publlcznosc. Il ofarowanemi Jeraz
p~owyzSzemi wygodumi, %uznaja
dis turyscl, businesmani lub
kolonisci kolej Northern Pacific
"a n~ajlersza linia do Mipnesoty
Pofnacnej Dakoty, Manitobv
Montany, Idaho, Oregon, Wa
| shington, British Columbia, Alaska
j California,
Montana, Eastern ard Wes-
:ern Washington Folders, Won
derland, Przewodnik sportsmenow
Yellowston Park. Broadwatel
Hot Spring Alaska folders ns
rok 1892 - dzie1a to luz wyszfy
2 druku. Kazda tvch publikacy
kazdemu ma &adanio przest"n;
bedzie b~ezpiatnie. Zgtosic sic pot
adresem: Chns. S. Fec, Genera
Passenger and Ticket Agent Q
the Northern Pacific r. T.. 81
Paul. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30

Jest rzecza niewatpliwa,
choe ME dosd powszechnle
znana, lie przeszlo 2 mil'ony
Polakow lyle rozproszonych
pc "a granlcami zlem polsk'ch'
y W samych Stanach Z]ed-
noczonych Jest blsko poitora
millona, q kiika kroc sto
tysiecy w krajach niemiecSlch.
81 tylez W Rosyi europeJskle]
i azyatyckie] szczegolnle pc
mlastach, lecz tel i 90 ws'ach
em,grantow dobrowclnych, ~
re sto tysleoy W poludnlowe]
Ameryce szczegolnle W Bra
zylii i " ARGENTINE, o.
prawdopodobnie re so tyslecy
W Natalu, angielskiel kolonii
afrykanskiej, | W Australia, g.
ME nulel kilku dzlesiatkow
tyslecy W Anglii, Francyl,
Szwa]caryi. Turcyl. Rumunil,
Kanadzie l krajach balkans
kica az austryacko-wegler-
sklch.
Poczatek wychodzctwa 3D.
nies6 MONA do wojen napo-
leonskich, kiedy miafo ono
odcieh polltyczny. W drugiel
pofowle biezacego wieku,
wobec wzrostu IA mlelscu,
wzrasta i emigracya, ale z
charakterem przewaznie eko-
aomlcznym i osledleiczonym,
coraz mnieJ Jest st5sunkowo
eGigrantow tulaczy, a coraz
wlecel emlgrantow kolonls'
tow.
LJawlsko em1grac7l
ka4dego plemlenla a vice
i u naszego Jest prostYm
wyniklem lego przyrodzone)
silly 1ozrodczej i niemoznoscl
zuzytkcwanla jej Ma mielscu.
Innemi, s1owy szybc,e] mno3y
sic aasza ludnoSc, szybciel
wzrasta]a wsrod mel (wraz Z
postepem cywilizacylJ potrze'
by, niz ona mole nadaayc z
wytwarzanlem srodkow Ie
zaspakajajacycb. Wychodzcy
tedy opuszczaja kra] rodzlnny
celem p%oprawlenia sobie byt".
Pelham nieubfagana kon1ecz-
noscia przyczyn ekonom'cz'
nych kieru]a sig do mle]sc
mniej zaludnionych Tub obf-
tljacych W korzystnlej SIZE
zlodfa zarobku i dochodu,
gdzie zuzytkowGjac te sauna
sumo piracy co W domu. tat
wie] NIGGA znalesc wzgledny
dobrobyt l szybszy wzrost W
lczbe.
W ten sposob emlgrule 2
ziem polskich corocznie okoto
60 900 ludzl we wszystkse
swiata strony. gtownie jeknak
do Amerykl: okoio 10000 z
wschodnich prowlncyi prns-
kicb ga morze i do Srodko,
i zachodnlch Niemiec }. okoto
kilkanascie tysiecy z Galicyi.
tylez z Litwy ] Rusi.
Rok 1890 bvt swiadkiem
wyjatkowei anormalne
geraczki emigracylneJ "
Krolestwie polsklm a zarazen
wymownym dowodem siIneg(
naprezenia ekonomlczneg'
skoro garstka, aJentow nle.
mieckich, w kr6tklm stosun'
kowo czasle, zdolata wy:
prowadzic Q kraju, pomlm'
tamulacych rucb rozporzadze,
rzadowych, tax powaana eyre
ludnosci. Urzeda brazyliiskie
dokad sic ia emigracya uda
waia, wykazuja jej llczba u
10000.
Wychodzctwo take jest nie
watpliwa strata ola sp6feczef
silva, z Ktorego odpty
powodu mn6stwa ucbodzacyc
czynnik6w piracy. Lecz pre-
szkodzic emigracyl ME zdotaj
ch0Gbv nalsuroWsze przepls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30


XII mad e%mlgran,ami pozbawlonymi
jeJ prawie zune}nie dotad. w ten
>posob moe rrzvczynlmv sic do
>Aierowania pralu emigracvjnego
" odpowlrdnie m,eiscr gdz,eby
>kupione wychudzctwn nasze lsko-
"~;,y 90 u,tpohuhna hvto zatrzy-
rmnt W krajuI mlain warunkl
:ozwoiu W Sllne Spdleczenstwa
Muwopolskle.
TEN SmleIej bierzemv s,e do
'l'e{a, re p~osnalamy luA oi,llty
n.ateryat ! "dr"wisdnie stosunki
l"o temu Ud<iviono nam Cd
pvNiedzi M Swestyonary-
usze r~uxeSlane 40 krajach
rodzlnnvch ~na>zych i wszystklch
czesclach >wi4ta przez komlsye
e.nlgracyjna, ktorq ii. zjazd
P%rawnikow i Ekonomistow POL
skich wybrat We Lwow,e 16.
wrzeSn,a 1889 I. dla zbadania
stanu wychodzctwa mas zego.
Posiadamy tel Ilczne ]lsty
/ sprawozdanla 2 podroav.
Wspo}pracownlctwo zas "a
pewnione many zestnlSow
wyprawy uaukowei do pofu-
dniowej AmerNk' "ibyte1 1891
/ 1892 j.. 7. P Antoniego
Heupla, Wt"ida fezulAw-
skleg" ], DR. Prof. Jozefa
S.er.m,dz .g... r.stepne ma
mleiscu P. =. D. Pr f. Be-
nedlkta D ""~"sHiego, Prof.
Dr.. Stau.>!,v" GE4b hskiego
DR.. Stan,s!nyn Kiobukow.
skiego, mr,vl..>a Alfonso
Parclc" shiyy,, Stanlsfawa
Szczeranowskjego, posla do
Sejmu Gallcy}><rg" i austr}.
ackIel RaIy PnnNva), DR..
W. Ungara t j., "a
mo Z, ? P Wri~s>k'ego,
RybN~wskieg" B",2Ylla
Sletnna BnrY,o~Nj. 60, Dr..
,u2yniera Radio f, Zuhera
A'grnIana D.. X rr!. L.
sk"w -N'egw, Ht,f. W j.. Is sem
s ~. naryuHs W Detroit, Dc.
ma, ,jera Mae-ta Maryan-
snlego (S}ans Zlednocz"ne),
Automeeo L.ra%a"@ ~t!rgo,
ks. Rpg~lon:egu (A~"st~iI") i
wle)u lnu} ch, Hl"r:' n'epO~
d. bna WARES il w>2A Stk,ch.
Me jedn4 III cvIaa w'","mosc
mice heAz envy ID 20 redak-
cyl pisa r'.@.,h ~yrh"dza
cych Am~mc- pr4wuopo-
uYbuHr e. I4"N"h ~"z2Ze
dvo"u ii YY'uiA""e1
INataiu) j. dnego v Austria.
lii. " w~rw-zN"h uumerach
prZedevezY>t~',"n q. "zgiedu
nu III Zj.Ad ? .,n1&> i
Ekpnoml-'0N prl~A"h story
sic vdbeizv Poz"anlu)
rOzpnozui2m- uM'rs2rzac
opracuw"uia i'os !aHYch przez
mas udpoN "a 2westyo-
uaryus2e k"m,>}' ein'g' a9i Jne]
m. i. Gfuk ul5u '@"ncZNnnl
nlestcly prac$ sw. pamieci
zma"}"g" przv'i%*"es IL mere.
| nasa JoAef. M4ezpM~iNego,
c2louka lrjze komi>l' / dzlel-
nego znavc} polsk;ch s'o>nn.
k6w ~p5!uocuo amerykah-
sklch.
Il takim zasobem wiadomoSci
/ stosunkow zaml slamy wystapiG
pred publlcznoscia " przeNonanlu
re ME godzi sic 4 lasze] strony
trzymac pod korcem tych wiado-
moscl jake posladamy.
Chcac iednaH godnle oGpo,
wledzleG swemu xadaniu. Pre-
glad emigracyiny" llczyc musi
iiczy ma poparcle cafego mszegr
sp6leczehstwa k~rajoweso poparcie
ca}ego naszego spofeczenstwa tai
krajowego jak enllgracyJnego, ZtaC
tez upraszsmy goravo ~rszystkIcl
by nam racz>ll podawat dokiadn'
dane | korespondencve, dotyczpc'
ruchu wychotzczego, stanu ma
szych kolonjl ! wszelklch obJa
WOW zycia W wychodzczem spd
leczenstwie.
Lw6w W msju 1892 roku.
Rcdakcya F'aeglqdu Eneigracyj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30

ola n~akarmlenla Zagrancy.
Dzisla, jednak liczyG sic ma
shiny z faktem, be em'gracya
z zlem polsklch ME lest ia
kiens uro)eniem lub wyory.
KEN, re przeclwnle istule|e l
lie jej cyfra roczua przechodz'
luz czesto 100000.
Spo}eczenstwo nasze zacho-
wywafa size dotychczas wobee
emlgracyl zupe@nie blernie. DoH e.
10 moze process Wadowlckl, II.
Zjazd polsklcn Prawnikow Exc
nomist6w w 1889 +. nleco, 4
p1zedewszystklem wyjscie mas W
1890 +. zwr6cl1o ma stafy ten prad
uwage og6iu.
Ma}o kto jednak u%patrYwaf W
ruchu emlgracyjnym g}ebsze PREY
czyny ekonomlczne. WlekszoSc
uwazala wychodzcow "a sYnoW
marnotrawnych, "a nleroztropnych
prozniakow opuszczajacych rodzln'
nv O ola blasku brazyll skiego
ziota i rzecz Gaia starano SIG wy
jasnlG wyrazaml: ,,aiencl memleccy
i zydowscy". q drugle,] strony
bardzo So maio rozpowszechnlone
dotychczas wiadomoscl o rzeczl-
wistym stanle naszeJ em'sracy'
roziane1 DO swlecie i niema wezfa
}aczacego wychodzce %o1czyz"a.
Me wiedzac MIC 0 dose wlelkleJ
iuz llosci rodakow "a morzem 70
polsklch znacznych dzlelnlcaeh
mjast, ca}ych miastach i okollcach
tamze) ME domyslamy sic korzys.
ci Guckowych i materyalnych IN.
p. zbytu wytwer6w naszego prze'
mys}u) jake mice mozemy z
przeszczepionych nawet daIeko
latorosl1~polskiego plemienia. Me
mteresujemy sic przeto tenn, ze
n p~okaznie gdzies sic lozw'ia,a
lub re gdzieindzlei wystawlone SO
ma niebezpieczenstwo w%ynarodo-
vienna braklem organizacy', h"a-
klein ludzi o wyzszem wykshtat-
cenlu brakiem iacznoSci Z mac'e-
RIA. Me zastanawlamy sic mad
TEN, re 2 daleko mnleJszYch po-
czatk6w, nlz wychodzctwo nasze
obecne, powsta}y potezne spote-
czenstwa i panstwa stoJace teraz
wciaz w zwiazku kulturnym, choc
ME k%onierznie panstwowym, z
metropolla swoja l re my ME
many wcale powodu pessymls-
tycznle o niczem p~rzesadzat.
Malo take zwraca sic uWagl
dotad " mas na to jak znac2nY l
swietny many materyai do kolO.
nizacyi wewnetrznej (przea par
celacye i m~elioracye) w tyrh kto-
rzy wybieraja sic emlgrowac / W
tych, ktorzy powracaJa dose
l%icznie co rok do ojczyzny (rrze-
dewszystk1em do Galicyl) zasobnl
W nabyte ma obczyznie kap'taf
i przedsieblorczosc. Chcac obudzlc
sp64eczehstwo dotychczasoweJ
obojetnosci ola sprawY em1sracy1-
nej i W celu nawlazanla nlcl IA
czacej rozrzuconych rodakow 2
krajem rodzinnym postanowilismy
wydawac dwutygodnlk pod tytu-
lem ,,Przeglad emlgracyjny".
,,Przeglqd emigracylnA" eaten
podawac bedzie sprawozdan1a
dotyczace wychodzctwc korespon.
dencye z kolonjl polskich, rozsia-
nych tax l%icznie pc kuli ziemskie.
w og6le z~aznaczat bedzlt
wszelkle OBJ ANY zycla W sp6}e-
czehstw1e wychodzczem, kt6re be-
ustan1u bedzle wzywaf do zacho
wanna pytu narodowego pre-
zgode i oswlate swojska (towa.
warzystwa, szkofy, blblloteki
muzea !. t. d.. ,,Przeglad emf
~gracy1ny" ufa, re zdo4a, "a poac
ca podawania prawdzlwYch
zr6d}a zasiqgnietych wladomoscl
ehoG W czescl przeciwdzlafa
zbrodnlczei agitacyi emigracyjrei
wyclagajaceJ tyslace ludzi II
zgube, q znajdujacej podatn
grunt do dzla}anla wobec clemno
ty i absolutne] nieznajomosc
stosunk0w zamorsklch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30
KgrYsr WaFszawski.
DIVA razy dZienuie!

DIVA razy dzienuie!!
Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie.
Wychodzi codziennie W dwoch
e%dycjach: rannei wleczcrneJ, o.
pr6cz SWAT dni swiatecznych, W
kt6re wpchodzl a ieden ma dzlen.
Olbrzymi dziaf t~elegramow i
korespondAncyj re wszystkich s,o-
Tic eurrpejsklch i pahstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wsp6lpracownlct-
wo pierwszorzednych %pisarz6w
,,olskich zjedna}y
kURYEROWI, WARSZAWSkIEMU
wyjatkowa W kraiu naszym "a
granlca poczytnosc l powage.
Cena prenumeraty "a granica
wynosi miesiecznie rs. l kop. so. Nu-
mer pojedyhczy wieczorny kosztuje W
Warszawie kop. 5, poranny zas kop. 3
Cena ogioszen: Reklamy: IA Je-
den wiersz ~garmontowy, albo jego
miejsce. pierwszy raz 25 kop.. kazdy
nastepny raz kop, 20.
Korespondencya prywatna pc
Genie reklam.
NekrOlogia: "a wiersz Is kop.
zwyczaJne og.oszen1a: "a jeden
wiersz petitowy, alho jego miejsce,
oierwszy raz 10 kop., kazdy nastephy
raz s kop.
Male ogloszenia "a jeden wyraz
pc 3 kop- kazdy raz ogloszenie minimum
20 hop.
Nadeslane: Ia ieden wiersz
grmontOwY RS. |.
Adres ola depesz:
WARSZAWA, WARSZ. KURYER.
Adres ola ljSt6w:
Warszawa. KURYER WARSZAWSkI
Ogolny adres.
KURYER WARSZAWSK1.
Plac Teatralny (Wlerzbowa 81
Warszawa, Europe, Germanvs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30

'S5O'
Przeglad Emigracyjny bedzle
wychodzif l i Is kazdego mie-
slaca cd llpca 1892 roku 20 Genie.
w monarchli austryacko wegier-
skie1 roc2nie 4 ziotych renskch,
p6froczhie . z}r. kwartalnie ! ztr.
10c.
W Stanach Zjednoczonych rocznie
9 dolary p6Eroczuie / dol.
Adninistracyo Rsdakcya. Locor,
Brajerowsha 20.
Celem uregulowanla nak4adu
proslmy wcZeSnie zg}aszac sic 2
prenumereta.
Al~DrTN VNYT TOIIC Al
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-26
A Good Idea.

"When my children were little" said
a rather original mother. whose meth
DDS, although somewhat eccentric, were
In the main excellent, Il taught them
what we called an 'emergencv cate
chism,' to which they would answer as
gllbly as possible, Standing il a row and
saying it together to the great amuse
ment of those who heard them. Here
are some of the questions, and the an
swers you can easily supply for yourself:
What would you do if you were lost in
New York? What would Won do in
case of fire. In case of being in a run
away: In case of floating off in IL boat?
In case of drowning, if any one tried to
save you? and ii number of other ques-
lions of the same nature"
"Did they ever have u to apply
them" said one amused listener. Only
once" was the answer, land that was
when a pair of ponies that | wa driving
ran away. The little dears sat perfectly
still just as they had been told, but it
might have been sheer fright after all"
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was in Grimsby moi long ago, and
went into one of the few iishmongers'
shops i'll that capital of fishlnongers en-
gros. The worthy shopkeeper was in a
talkative mood. and among other things
told me that he was under orders to send
a small hamper of fish daily to Lord
Tennyson. In support of this statement
he produced a letter from the poet lau-
reate's residence, and in handing it to
me he said: Its not from the lord i'm
self. It's from his son, Master Allan.
I'm wot's doing the poetry now. And"
be added co~ntidentially, .'they do say as
'ow it isn't a patch on the old mans"
l thought the worthy fshmonger's idea
that as q matter f course Lord Tenny-
sons son, on his fathers accession to
other duties, would take over the poetry
business, inst as in due time his own
son would succeed him in the fshmon-
gering line, sufficiently amusing to be
chronicled.-Cor. Pail Mall Gazette
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The tongue of the hive bee is a most
elaborate structure. admirably fitted for
helping to pump up nectar. The wax
producing organs of the bee are certain
glands on the underside of the abdomen.
which are surmounte,l by thin plates, on
which the wax is deposited in flakes.
like miniature fish scales. 1t is taken
from these plates by a pair of shears or
cutters. admirably adapted for the pur-
pose and formed between two joints of
the hind legs.
1t Is passed to the mouth, where it is
chewed and rendered plastic by the
jaws. The hind legs have many beau
tiful structures and notifications fitted
for gathering pollen and cleansing the
bee, while On the front legs there is a
regular comb and brush. admirably
adapted for cleaning the attenne or
f~eelers, which are very delicate and i'm
portant organs. -Boston Tran
script.
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Hunting Bears in Maine.

"Charles Smith, tn jackson bear
hunter" said a trapper. followed a
track through the snow some winters
ago and finally it disappeared in a ledge.
He was bound not to give it up that
way, SO he made him a torch, and tax
ing it in one hand and his single shot
rifle in the other he entered the den. He
wasn't long in spotting a pair of eyes in
advance of him and he fired. Retreat
ing until he was satisfied the bear must
be dead he again entered, but there the
eyes We're, apparently as before. Again
he fired. and when he lex entered the
a V he found he had killed two bears
and both big nes."-Lewiston Journal.
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JlM's STORY.

tell you plain. if | dom try
To brace myself light firm I'll cry.
This soft wind and this haze and sun,
And the gold and red that melt and run
And splash the hills: and she not here
To say things about the dying year!
Didn't tell you: Oh. | see.
They called her Dora, all but me-
For she was a delicate lady born.
And |. well. | was huskin corn:
So | called her Miss. She was stayin here
For the country air the heft of the year.
Sometimes she'd sit out under Il tree
And watch the hired man work. that's me-
But she got so frail-like along in the fall
That she didn't weigh nothin. wraps and all.
And the women folks got me to lend a hand
Movin her out in the sun to be tanned.
That's what they said. but she didn't seem
To care about lokin: Just wanted to dream
And look at the foliage, gold and red,
On the hills. and talk about bein dead!
Cheerful: Well, no: not exactly that:
But | used 10 potter around where she sat,
just watchin her. sort of. under the rim
OF my hat. an wishin she'd call me JIM
Ever have that feelin? Well. | never cared
For a girl that was well, but if Id dared
I'd a-told her how il made me thrill
When | stole Il look at her. sittin so still
And holdin the red leaves in her hands,
Quotin some song about lotus lands.
Some place where it's always afternoon.
In a voice that was soft and sweet as a tune.
And SO | just listened from under the rim
OF my hat, sort o wishin she'd call me Jim!
That kind of girls amt fer such as me.
Nor fer nobody else's fer's | can see;
Fer they jist creep into "A hired mans heart
When the leaves turn red and the brown burrs
part;
And then when it SHOWS and the skies are lead
And it's still in the house, you know who's
dead!
I've no right to murinur. but somehow yet,
Try as hard as | may. can never forget
How | thrilled when her white hand touched
my arm.
And now when the trees are red on the farm
Sometimes ! listen from under the rim
OF my hat, sort o wishin she'd called me Jim.
h. ). Toner in Chicago Tribune.