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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-01
MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents In that Thriving
city-Personal and Industrial.


The funeral OF the late Samuel Young,
ST., yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended. Reg. IN. Campbell otficiated,
and the remains were laid to rest in
,Riveryiew. The Masons attended and
had charge OF the funeral. The pail
bearers swere Aaron Black, r. j. A.
'Drennen, r. O'Beirne, John Hukill,
o. N. Timberlake and NJ. koehnlino.
Music was furnished by Judge and Mrs.
]. @. Gray and Miss Ida Hoyle.
To-day tho light committee of cour-
Gil and the trustees OF the electric light
plant will make q tour OF the town and
locate the places where lamps are to be
placed. The plans and specifications
Tor the new plant have arrived.
Martins Fcrrv teamsters will find it
to their advantage 10 drive to Wheel
ing by way Of Etnaville and the new
steel bridges, which is the most direct,
safest, aud quickest route, there being
no delays, easy grades, aud no railroad
crossings.
Ohio City Lodge No. "a, X. OF p, and
the mould makers union turned out
Yesterday and escorted the remains OF
Mr.. Samuel Garrett from tho lower end
of Martins Ferry Riverview cemetery.
Rev. William Anderson. D. D., a
Scotch divine who has been mission
ary in Africa for fifty years, will preach
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning.
Captain and Mrs. H. w. Smith will
0rnl,nhlv FetuFn frnm the East to.rnnr-
row. Their son, Ernest, returned from
Lafayette college, at Easton, Pa, ycster'
day.
Water rents in Martins Ferry hare
been advanced IL per cont and arc due
July l. All payments made before the
10th OF that month will save the adj
vance. ]. $. MITCHELL, Secretary. Q
DR.. ]. W. Darrah has been appointed
foreman of the Independent hose COM
pany, Anon Paxton, assistant, aud r.
G. Montgomery, secretary.
August Hell was summoned to Bell
aire Yesterday by tho serious illness of
his brother.
Mr.. Lucien G. Nelson and family, Of
Cuyahoga Falls, are here on short
visit.
"A marriage license has been issued to
Edward R, Terry and Anatta Il. Moore.
viii Dixon has returned fromWoods-
field, accompanied by Miss Anna Pope.
Miss Nellie Craig is quite sick with
typhoid feyor.
George G. Ralston is confined to bed
with quinsy.
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BUILDINGLoTsFoRs SALE
FOB s ALI.

House Of seven rooms 1888 chnplino street
House OF SIX rooms, with modern improve
ments, lot 35xl9O. South Broadway. Island, $500
House OF seven rooms, EoH street. 1000 cash,
balance on easy terms, 50 800.
Lot on South Jacob street. 500
Lot on Jacob street, Centre heellng $3.50
Very desirable building lots In Behrens q
spedorS addition; also on tho lats SlIe Of street
House Of Ave rooms on Eolr street, between
Tweuty.iourth and Twenty.hfth streets, $500
HonSe, six rooms, Wood street, Centre Wheel
ing, 81, $50
Houso, i've rooms, brick, Fourteenth street
Half lot on Twenty.ninth street, 500.
House, three rooms, First ward, $500
House. four rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheel.
Two Se very desirable lot, on South Front s.tsos
Island.
4 large lot at McMechen, 100 by 9o5 feet. Very
cheap.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Seven lots, boxI00 ieet. In RIlan Whyte and
Gallngher'S addition. Price 500 10 500 each.
One OF tho best manufacturing sites inthe city,
fronting on two railroads.
Choice lots In Glendale
Lots In Fifth ward, In Filan Whyte's addt'
A TO LOAN.
s5oo, $500, $1,000 and $1,000 to loan on city real
estate.
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Gront Loel,.on. N england.

LONDON, June 3o.-As the result'of a
dispute in regard too the question of
boy labor, the shoemakers' federation
Of Leicester have decided upon lock:
out. This action OF the federation is OF
serious moment, as it will concern avast
number OF working people, it being es-
timated that 90, 900 persons will be at
iected by the pulling down OF the vari-
ons factories.
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FOB Said.

l6o.Acre and 40acre tract OF land near Loals.
buFgh, Dallas county, Mo. viii exchange Tor
residence property In tho Ohio Valley.
BELVEDERE LOTS,
Ranging In price from Sllo to $3.50 lot
No Jog Main street, store room aud dwelling
and full lot for $1,000
No. l0a5 ChRpllne street, for 5000.
Three roomed cottage on Moundsyillo Camp
Ground, s65.
Four.toomed cottagc. Camp Ground, 500
No. 2332 Woods street Sl,jOO.
Niuety.two agre farm ono and a hall miles
from BGllaire. on Winding Hill road
6l.acre farm near MARSHALL County Poor Farm
Exiey lots, east side OF Lind street aud south
Of Tenth street,
No. 2GOI Market street
No. 6s Thlrty.iirst street, ground 6dxle5
ieet, l!foon price. 5000
No. ll2j E0lfStree half lot................. 800
No. ~ Thirty.elghth street................ $500
No. 81 Thirty.eighth street. ............,... 1850
No. 1850 Cherries street and three lots ,... 1,051
No. 2i03 Woods street
Pleasant Valley lots 500 to $50 each.
50'acre farm, known as Pottcs farm, SIS pSr
10. 2lo2 chapllne street.
No. 12l SiStesnih street.
+ No. 1851 Woods street.
No 1898 Woods street
Flve.roomed house aud lot at McAIechen
-Four lots In MCMecheu. Miller's addition.
No. 226 Sixteenth street.
Desirable Chnpline strOOt property.
No 60 North Front gireOk
Z No 1925 MrCOlloCh street, lotG0Xle0 feet, S3,50l
Lot on South Front street, sl0O1.
Lot on South Front strest, 81, iOl
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NEwBuRYroRr, MASS, June SO.-It is
now stated on good authority that it is
a settled fact that the poet Whittier
will write tho opening ode for the
Worlds Fair Mt Chicago. When the
matter was first broached to tho poet,
no was unable to give a definite answer,
but improved health will permit him to
do so. The title Is still asecret to every
one except Mr.. Whittier.
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Michigan Election Law Appealed.

LANSING, Mich, June So.zon appll-
cation Of Henry NJ. Duffiold, attorney
for tho rclNtors, the chief justice OF the
supreme court to-day granted a writ Of
error to the supreme court otthe United
States. in tho case OF tho Miner election
law which was recently declared con-
HtttutionQl by tho state court,
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ISLAND PoSD, W., June so.-Recent
heavy rains have caused such high
water in Echo Point that grave fears
are entertained that tho dam cannot
Withstand the pressure. Ii it breaks
it will almost wipe out East Charleston
village. Already many citizens have
moved their belongings to place Of
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CEsAR's famous "veni, vidl, vic, "-I
came, ! saw, l conquered-might be an
appropriate motto for Ayers Sarsapa-
rtlia. We charge nothing for the sug-
gestion. This great blood purifier con-
9uers wherever 1t comes. and is now
absolutely without equal in the world.
nav
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FORr woRrn. TEX, June So.-oClcer
lee Walter was fatally shot by negro
desperate named Jim Tool yesterday
morning whom he was attempting to
arrest. A large crowd OF citizens arc in
sedrch Of him and II captured he will
be lynched,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June SO.-The
joint resolution extending for fifteen
days the appropriation for the support
of the government passed tho house to-
day after some discussion. The Re-
publicans OF the house then proceeded
10 tilibuster against the tin plate bill
and this effort was successful IN pre-
venting its consideration. .
"Thc bill will not pass tho house."
was tho prophecy OF one Of the leading
Republican members OF the ways and
means committee, and "We will pass
it." was the dictum Of prominent
member on the Democratic side.
1t being apparent that no conclusion
couldbe expected to-day, the friends OF
tho measure yielded to Mr.. Dockery, OF
Missouri, 10 call up the conference re-
port on the District Of Columbia appro-
priation bill. a fight ensued on the
proposition making an appropriation
Tor tho entertainment Of the G. A. Il.
encampment. The report was sent back
to conference. /,
Mr.. Hatch, OF Missouri, submitted
the conference report on the agricul-
tural appropriation bill. Pending ac-
ton the house adjourned.
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NEsBITT g. DEVINE,
1889 Market Street. mylo
FoR SAIH.

Three houses on Wood street. between Thirty
nth and Thirty.Sixth streets on htty'loot lot;
rents for 81 per month.
No. SSi0 Wood street, Ios31xl00 feet six rooms
A splendid manufacturing or building site,
one OF tho best In the city, 200 feet square, cor
ner OF Forty.second and Water streets; Will DO
Soldasa whole or In lots
from the city A good orchard. six acres IN
grapes, has lVOroomed house, stables etc., and
tho best OF water. Will sell on easy terms OF
trad 0F city property.
lots in HoHnAnn'S addition tho best value In
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms for a short
time.
No. Iil7 Jacob street. six rooms and large
Fine houses In Caldwell sTun. cheap. 500 TO l,S0o
No 1915 Jacob street, rents for slI6...... .. 100
No 81 Thlrty.elghth street, six rooms new g,ou
No. 1924 ChGpline street, ten.ro0med house
and two lOt1
Brick house. four rooms and hail, Forty.
nrSt and Woods streets, full lot
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IF tho assessor has omitted to assess
you, soc to II that you are listed. You
will DO deprived Of your vote In No.
vember ir your namo Is not on the as
SCISSORS boOlS.
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BERLIN, June 3o.--A row boat contain
ing eight persons, who wore out on the
river for pleasure at Cologne, spraug
leak and sank. Five girls and one man
wore drowned.
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Important Announcsme

LONDON, June SO.-The Times says
that Lord Tennyson has written the
following to % correspondent under
date OF juno IS: "Sir:-1 love Glad
stone, but hate his Irish policy"
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ono Faro fpr nound rain.

The Ohio River railroad will sell on
July Cd, Srd and 4th round trip tickets
between all points on its line at ono
faro for round trip. Tickets good to re-
turn until July 5, 1892.
W. ]. ROBINSON, G. P. A.
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1smmons plalns,s widow.

BAR Harmon, Me-, June SO.-Mrs.
Emmons Blaine will spend tho summer
here, and will come rs soon rs d cottage
is found which meets her requirements.
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IN CONGRESS-.

Tho Plan of tho slivor Men to Tako n
Vote on tbs Bill Falls Ouss Pro-
ceedings. s.
.WAsnrSeroS, D. G., June SO-When
the senate adjourned on Wednesday it
was with the arrangement fixed up by
unanimous consent that the bill for the
free coinage Of silver would DO voted on
at 9 p. m. on Friday; but when the sem
ate adjourned to-day that arrangement
had been entirely. broken up and the
prospects for final action in thu bill APP
peared to he as remote as ever. 1t was
MIR. Mcpherson who wrought the
change in the situation. When the
bill was laid before the senate he
repudiated the unanimous consent OF
the day before because 1t had been
made in his absence and in the absence
OF every member OF the finance COM
mittee and BECAUSE 1t was practical
violation OF the agreement made before
tho Minneapolis convention that no
! vote would be taken until after both
conventions-which meant, he con-
tended until senators who had been at
tending them had returned to WASH
ington--which they had not yet all
done.
Mr.. Morgan denounced Mr.. McPher-
sons unwillingness to abide by the
unanimous consent OF yesterday as a
violation OF good faith and Of the tradt-
tions OF the senate for century and he
declared that the policy of delay would
not succeed, but that the senate would
pass the bill and send it to the house in
time for that body to pass it also. As
to its being vetoed by the President
Mr.. Morgan expressed his conviction
that it would not DO vetoed but would
be signed. A motion to recommit the
bill to the finance committee was pend
ing when tho senate adjourned.
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,

Pension Attorney. Notary and Real YStato
Agent Houses rented and rents collepted
ONCE No. 3jl7 Jacob street mY
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!. FOR r. PENstoNs-wri'e for Qus'tlon Blank Or
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BEWARE OF FRAuDs.-Be sure you get
the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
1t cures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deaf
ness and Rheumatism. D&w
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THE latest Novelties in Footwear in
all the leading styles just received.
L. V. BI.oND.
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FOB SALE.


good scven-roomed dwelling, with bath
room, hot and cold water. inside water closet
stable on rear OF lot, property In good shape at
81 South York street on electric car line, $3.50
'Five-roomed house, II Zane street; good sized
lot central location, 81. 500.
business property on Market street, near Four.
teenth.
win many other improved properties in ali
parts OF the city.
BUILDING LOTS.
On South York street. ope.halt square from
street cars $500
On Fifteenth street, for $1,000
On North Huron (paYcd street, for $50.
A cholce residence site on North York, 81 feet
front running back 10 river, very high ground.
ssh buys good lot In GilchriSt addition.
One o. the hes! lots in the old Fair Ground I'D.
dition for $500.
Lots q. on South Broadway, old Base Ball PARK.
:, s ,S lot on South Front street. river Wow
Lots at Pleasant Valley.
G. o. SMITH, Real Estate Agent.
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Honey" said Uncle Remus. shaking tho
ashes from his pipe by Ia piping it on the hearth
stone, how long sencc you seed a fox
Why, don't You know papa brought two
home not very long agof'
Dat wuz las fall" suggested Uncle Remus.
Ono wuz n rcd en- tudter ore wuz u gray.
Amt you notice how der legs look Z"
The child thought a moment. why YES"
he exclaimed. their legs were black"
Now. den." said the old man. leaning back
In his chair and looking wise. "how come dat ?
Oar dey wuz. one fox red en- tudder one gray,
On yit der legs black. ] wish you please. sab,
bs so good on so kind. Of you got do time ter
spar. ter tell me how como dey boie got black
legsr Uncle Remus's tone was that OF a
humble seeker after knowledge. and his
esrnestness was comic indeed. though it
seemed to the child TO be properly serious.
Il never thought Of that" said the little
boy. II can ask papa"
Uncle Remus gave q derisive snort. shut his
pouth with n snbp, and began TO hum through
his nose. 1t was q sure sign OF displeasure.
We'll, Uncle Remus.", said tho child in a
p%enitent tone. Il thought YOU wanted 70 know
.""do AZ yo' pal" exclaimed E,ncie Remus.
Go ak ,iml Ole niger man like mo don't
Know pothip. 30 aX yo' pa -
You tell me- said tho child coaNingly. III
DADA knows. he's too busy to tell me right
"He,l never tell you in de 'roun' worl'." re-
marked Uncle Iemus emplieticaliy. lie
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Battle blinded.

It was In the streets OF Fredericksburg, as
the army was thrown across to attack Lee in
his ~impreenable position. Deep down in the
heart Of every Confederate ON the lines that
day was pity for the men in blue driven for
ward to the slaughter. Those repeated charges
made against that terrible stone wall at the
base OF Marye's hill were not melted by
bravery. but born OF reckless desperation and
despair. Men saw that there was not the
faintest hope Of winning a victory. but they
charged and charged and grew intoxicated at
sight OF the awful slaughter.
Shell and grape and canister and bullet
screamed and whistled and sang as never be-
fore or after. The lines could not be kept
dressed under that fire. Men falling dead or
wounded pulled those yet unhurt down with
them in their fall. Here and there detach-
ments huddled together like frightened
sheep: again, lines suddenly broke and the
men would not rally. though they turned their
faces to the foe and fought on.
A shell had exploded on the right OF an ad-
vancinC regiment. killing one and wounding
seven or eight men. Confusion followed. A
sought to rally, the men Of his COMPANY He
was a GraId looking man. tall and knightly.
s ant u mo hna w xhs vS 1sst q I'll q IiHn. eyen in That Nv:
10000 men, | could not help but notice the
man. 4 bullet l%oosened one end Of n shoulder
cloth OF the appraised right arm, but only one
or two men saw tho dust OF II.
Into line, men-into line".' he kent shout
ing. Fall ~. Company 4! Tho old Second
wants you to lead tho way!"
His words were heard away back in the sup
porting column. and men who could not see
him for the dust and smoke cheered lin.
his face. 1t was like u lash OF ilghtningNa
streak Of fams and smoke. Tho Captains
arms went up and, he sank down In q heap. |
thought he had been struck and instantly
killed, but It was not so. Two Of his men OK.
tended their hands and no struggled to his
feet and said:
Lead me to the rear. ] am stone blind"
His eyes were wide open. but sightlcss, Shell
or shot had passed so close to his face that he
would never see again.
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space. Of many yards. All OF tho snakes were

space. OF many yards. All OF the snakes were
SO thin that, they looked like long strips Of
loose snake hide not much thicker than. n
holdback strap of a Nawth Cah'lin' mule. The
cliff into q deep hollow by the men, who used
long. iorked sticks for that purpose; then they.
clined stone. When they .ronched. tho stone
lhey were astonished to find that tho long
wooden trough which had been placed under
It's projecting edges was. filled with yellowish.
greasy looking stun. which to their expert
enced eyes they knew to he the finest OF snake
OIL: That accounted for thin aud long.drawn out
appearance OF the snakes. found below. The
heat Of the stone and. the friction Of their
podies had melted all tho fat in their bodies.
anu " had run down tho stone and into tho
trough. leaving the snakes with Just enough
Tissue TO hold them together; The next day
the same, scene was observed. aud the next.
until at the end Of q week there couldn't DO
found q rattler in four counties. All of them
ma tried Jacks patent %toboggan. slide and
SID themselves out OF existence. Every even:
snake oil into a keg. and when the snakes
duit coming he, was ready for market with
snake oil enough at a dollar an ounce to buy
hall q dozen farms.
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| d,n,or
uu11ae, q 20 mo Dou, it Dan &c man IN ue moon
jor bo my nmy nan oar. en- y NY a, la, ~ ma
via, "int dnr"' u" mo pou' " '' """
OH, . ,IG oin nero mano pIetsnc 9,, p.
Inv im samGGdn''t 66o o ou' MS '"o i'''o
W. iii hsati ii N o'uN,u ..ou, ,-h,,. 81,
7 don't' ,a in na, n.,v mennus. a',u waI L. s
tell Won. an s yU ,uh yHI ~ npaS,iisseyr 'Teinf na oreos
tale nohow. en- SO des might ez well out wild
So,ng peace 81 nina. p.ou To-, WOW.
In da "voa1s I ply nauo,. ~ pIerioa UrumnHe
foy n" loSo ~ hvBnmitLpyt. hhneuI uWay' az.
ca al /, nn"e 2Te tf nnoois nau nauhs .n nsn )
H. NE Male,. ~ eNo utMe IT, ~ ~
Il tt nrn ne ! eat u moniI, anShSis yt'me h PIer = : : ~
We'll On u an pi nTs j. hs Is d,u hpor Wv nv nuu Tor OF
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THERE'S 4 RosrECr or Gosh1yGa
Unc Iiduct Of a Supposed Hong
kGnE oder In CenlraI Park.

hGnE tadsr In Central Park.
Naturalist TDthy D!neen Of Central Park
awaits n mostlteresting event. According
TO Mr.. Dineenlnformation. one OF tho cap-
tive Hong korgeese is about to hatch out u
brood Of gos!is. the first Of tho kind ever
Matched In CeIRl Park. III Park has had =
flock OF Hong ,nG geese almost from the be-
ginning. A bV-fancyinE police sergeant pre-
sentcd eight ctcrs to the department long
ago. and ono tllem lived u bachelor exist
ence for t%hirtears. For the last twelve or
fourteen yearhcre have hoen from six to =
dozen Of lhes,ccse in tho Park. The biz
Zard and accents OF one kind or another
gradually ersed the flock until now there
are hut Gvo. Naturalist Dinccn. who is IL
cautious pera. proceeding entirely by tho
inductiye mead and drawing no conclusion
unit. every .ainahle fact has been exam
ined. UP to til summer firmly believed his
SM'aGss g Gees ",f E "s i 1Ii iyn s I u tIlis t fSsss.
and tho natutist il forced to conclude that
tl..e flock nmnsrs nj least one goose,
Gor-Iikc." an Naturalist Dineen. "hut ti"v
don't srenk t,snmo language and they don't
see. IeeseqNEel only with theirown family
Having ,atbuted, this human, inil'ns 10
geese ms tho suit Of ohseryati"n drawn rom
no ph'io VI 1'ii'u bii'iF anu ''''''''
the naturnlis @ent on to rrlatr thn curious
succession cMents that led ~ - nfosnect
OF goslings. ihcn the widow"r white swan
took u Hnw - this summer n"houy WAS SUR
nrlsed t. ~lea.that the lRtt"r was found pa
Hen}ly Sittit nGom sins;% ~ IN . h"Sl t On
large lake. Az tho naturalist says. ths
swan-w!ie. tng new t. tho business. y
Is ,va not su!ifing ,o., her ne EGG t imIu's
goose egg. twas rrsul'rito give tho swan 4
chance. andl"cordinG.y. she WAS permitted
T. Ht upon 1t single "Gg Tor seven wntHs.
lI,gn, as til Eg suuNrl no sign Of Matching.
III" most watfDkcn a.. But utmost liuIhcul-
ntaiy atterltd four duck eg.s AMI a goose
c@g,n ppeartn the sn,lo place. and Natural
iar Dinern Wv SUSPECTS that tho swan WAS
really sittin bn II goose, egg. In du" course
three goosetgs, We're addod, to, tho one that
pearcd. andl,ns Of liz. Hong Kong supposed
Eanders sehrd down Ia hatch out a brood OF
ROSi!n.s. UIbnicthiE. oisc. A. the eous' be.
gar sitinilb"ut. th" middle OF August, all
Naturalist tlcens uEperience leads MN TO
may hide. uout the middle OF september. hut
he does nutH,rnit lGnsel( to count upon this.
II Is all vel well n nntnra'lsta whn write
'ipdo not rais 50 gecsc.t to ayt'iat be-
cause comi)n goes hatch in four weeks Hong
naturalist. 1th,. u reputation lor, accurate OBJ
stryation rstak", cannot AFFORD TO make any
hasty.enertliTation. There may be four
kon goSlings by the middle of Septem-
p~ortaat an tnt"restin. fact In natural history
Is about tuh' established hy actual observa-
l!on, aud ae world 'da VERY Well afford to
wall u fow a,oss for ting truth to DO demon
2 ,welcomeuihition TO the last-tging flock Of
chinese 9dse, and thu. goose which has SO I'M
accountabl neglected her duty all these years
Wln bs carp for with special solicitudss