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his oid clothes, planting vegetables like
ony farmer.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

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The a Fair.

The Eighth Ann0al Fsir oi tho
STATE Agricultural So:eiy closed last
eTsDins. II vas ous Of the r,os, sue
cesa!oi and satisfactory OF those year.
~ gatherings. The s~iterdsDce was
large, the races abors tho average,
The stuck exhibit creJi,sble. and tie
management all that could he desired
The disp!sy AZ the Pavilion Sas fully
equal ", IL il did not excel, that VI
former years. The exhibit Of ladies'
handisorI Ma creditable 70 the skiil
anJ tssis Of the fair stI. The farmers
shoESd Shat car DO produced 10 the
cereal, fruit and vegetable line. The
mechanical department iurpitbe1 eyi.
dsac. % tho skill VI our artisans, and
the exhibits by our merchsnif proved
tia! oil The IuIuries ~ we'll as the
~necessafies u civilized life can be
procured ia Reno.
These annual gatherings srelookeJ
forward % with plsasurab's sntici.
patton Gy tho people. They afford
them opportunity 10 meot together
and sIchaose views OF public and
private affairs. ADD though times are
dull and money scarce, there .cro
many visitors from ell parts OF tho
State al tho Fair, and oil seemed ~
enjoy tbensolyss.--lReDo Journal
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True 10 HIS Word.

There IL 81 vnfort1nat. relic o!
EsEs:O'si greatness sb0 hangs
htopoi the Capipyi Dung the Win.
tTE o. one oerasioa be spilled TO
Gssst2S JDsAs, II Ssrsda. Tor relief
".SAy, JD59s sad he. lend me go
~oat 3oaT l'Ts got ~ 20 home sod
JssrPD'i ihe nancy. I cant pay
geg GiI 7 ousjc bsck In iir months.
"Fo,7 saN JtLss promptly: u
RAJ: istyD1 have s1o Tor siI cponths"
he o'5 al2a'a szv fell "Bst m let
.ss have 800 Tor twelve months 10
y1I ~il S.ay . yaY thst loog!-
Toe sfssk 1he tiekled, sod, s.,sngs
~ re;5r, tGfsft up eIac,Iy twelve
mogtts sftesssrj t9a dsy sod paid
bask tbs LaBdfed~ tKan Pisld's
WdAsihytaR
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HORTICULTURE.

The only kind of frui. which appears
not To flourish in California is ;hc apple.
LoTDoS will this year, Il Is said, havo
an exhibition Of fruit from the principal
countries serving the London narl;ct.
a Cactus plan; in . house q. New.
Ior.rillc. Pa, last winter grew 80 fast
That 1t 10 10 tall 70 be taken out Of
doors.
a STRAWBERRY plant &c. In n dry
paNn OF hand will send out is runners
In h direction 70 which tho best coil
suitable for is growth lies nearest
otcAH WILDE Is said 70 30 deep In ,se
Development Of a new flower. = CoidcD.
vcined tulip. which he declares 70 DO 20
triumph Of classic horticulture"
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Csrsoo APJE1!-So; Ing EzG =
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Death tina; gaze her r15sEce i.op
such s- o, parasites mas: have
bssn ! delightful contemplation.
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CEEE EEE5-S.
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LsDoI e the .Dp@-59y Q! capita s-i
1@erTe. 1ggb its higher og.sst.T4.
;sco.
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Criminal R@ki-r--

Fss-sroa9 so'soocc 2 tTs DrOks o3s
g .5= rgLD.G Dtjsg D-rn,ss c1.-eI
~; ,n-essosd ss-T2gs cccbs92s.1.s
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gaze from Ios sa;- d1Tioz los Ere
sz5iily toszrj ;Ss Hrn -o.p !; TGs
5iEoIe'si TIE &c. ,o:rs E.s in.
-~-sjs.tsiy -: N ~crE bsDjing ys:sr
u Gsr:sLs " re S.e xhe.s Cp-se
DIX D1rsey .n oJsziry IL. sshi
Bz1inSt IL I;pgx soyst two bOgr
Q! hard so:x ~ q. "a. ere ULce.
rYs:,ol Had i5s ire t:oHsa on: il
tie riSb: w3Ia tie rjrj timing a. j.
did ysstsrdsT, roibiaz c7a!d hare
sTs5 :he % 20 iron G+t:r5c:5oo.
PiDpriy b>iSsrs "a ,hs sonih Eds
2iae rasin stree! are tetoIiEg Ts!y
Restless oTs1 tos recE.eseoess Q: ihoss
WIG ps:sis; 10 d71png their rgb.i,h
iasjd. u the urn limits AID IL they
are SuZhl s,rEc2oss Efforts Eiii bs
made "a puasa thesI 40 thy des<rre.
The rsts;y u The rrr from nrs
should inDTa. al whether or 20.
iasi' Props!;y is plSsI 10 i-oysrdy
o3 dJDpioz IN: s,as4 and other rub
bisb 80 cine ~ .oEo Sc .ha. sh-re
tie IRE started Jss.erdsy. All hare
the same rights an ne demand ths;
all sbaii DC e4rsiiy protected
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Geoos CouGE-Gsuol "a % siyIch
81 4 plsce fGr raIs'Ux cabbage. A's
Rsycra,t RATED a hesJ D' cstJ,ss 10
her garden al tie Exchange this year
that E.!ghs - ppoBJs and neas1res
SO inches ia circumfsrsncs, after oil
outside i-aTes we're taken OF, apd sle
has many others about equal 10 this
one. Fred B-rning often exhibits 4.
cabbage weighing from % 10 - ps.
The rich eoii OF Cars.n Valley 10 bot
70 be surpassed 10 nLy county.
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EI:-.Gladstoos W HainSon: AR.
range your cufrebcr " sui! yourteif.
That Of tho British Empire suits ue
xell enough" Harrison 10 himself:
"We!l, | declare, that ia cool! Here
~s'Ss been playing into British hands
for twenty rsa's, and at lat we've
found a Premier TOO haaes. To help
ms out with n little trick 10 serye TIL
aftor election"
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THE STATisTicAL Fignp.

" London streets were Tut end u
end they TSould reach from that CITY 70
ST. Petcrsburgh.
h'ioN7 every onc thousand bachelor,
'hcrc arc thirty-cight criminals; among
married men the ratio Is only eighteen
pcf thousand.
A With q mind for Statistics hs.
computed that over sixty.avc auadhI.
lions OF people have lived on the earth
since tho beginniD1 Of tina -.
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a few years ago there was n man H.
Devonshire who hpl sir or seven very
corpmlert daughters When naked
how many children no had his ansscr
was generally something Of this kind:
II have three boyssud sbou, thirteen
hundred eisht Of girls"
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Yong -s5 pbo va. 70 iron.
EIIos.;:et I'D Cc.:Sd S.ns S<c-
-, sSrsj5 ntr; truck cEr3+. o.;
TeE AZ Isl TIE Ginss ca5orSe ?;
= $50. a pro AID is-.Ips 3, IS
~-:f a :o=c3 TnaI's -. E.! SSn-
az: E=Cncr.I, .. idLSo, 6:i -
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The free ooinogo Of silver Is tho
paramount issus in Nevada. All
other questions sios out Of sight
whom compared 10 H.
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Ea.< LzEd CEE<-

Slae toe lE' ,epc:: SIX sS2la
Il9cI " P2E--S~ S:G;s sd roe
Led. szsrs=-E 5JJ -=s-
The Irish standard., 1892-12-24
Christmas Carols.

Christmas Eve! What tender nemos-
les it recalls! What beautiful association
it suggests! What happy anticipations it
inspires in the little ones! Who would be
absent from the Preside on such night
of all in the year! Yet some are compelled
to be, while others fail to reach home be-
cause of unexpected delays and accidents.
They should take Minneapolis d st.
Louis Ry., "Albert Lea Route" which
knows no delay, encounters no accidents.
will convey them to their homes where
everybody loves to rest at this gladstone
time. The Minneapolis & ST. Louis BY,
"Albert Lea Route" is perfect gridiron,
covering all important points in central
and southern Minnesota, Iowa and South
Dakota, also to Chicago, st. Louis and
Kansas City. Communicate with Q. j.
Pratt, G. T. g. F. A., Minneapolis, MINI,
or any agent for particulars.
The Irish standard., 1892-12-24
OLD MANUSCRIPTS
Continued from First Page.


lumba, with notes by Father Colgan; tho
thirty-third, the Lives Of the Saints; the
thirty fourth and fifth, two volumes, I'M
bound, of Colgan's MS of Trias Thauma-
turga; the thirty sixth, unbound docu-
ments; the thirty seventh, q history at
the Irish provinces of the Francisoans,
by Father Donatus Mooney, Provincial
of the Order; the thirty eighth, portion
of the table OF contents Of one of Father
Colg'an's missing works; and the thirty
ninth-the last OF the collections leaf
of one of the missing works OF the Same
writer. There, now, is complete list Of
the MSS. in the archives of the Dublin
Franciscans. To the Irish scholar-him
who is earnestly seeking to keep our
beautiful tongue alive there are many
documents among this collection which
must be full of interest, to him the iron
safe in which they lie must be beauti-
full treasure house indeed-yea, beauta-
full as cluster of campfire in the vine
yards of e -Gedi.
The Irish standard., 1892-12-24
ldsa the d h ~ ~ nv
IN influences q pon d d ritis6 it,irs l

ths il I ID
ny niinence pom Hill Il sirs Il. ss1
Indeed IL has; m l,1l 81 Is t1sn q
one wonld suppose " &c thonsh ~ 3,
Tory papers have aduaitted this II thsir
articles TOR the past sysar 81 TO, VIM
they said: hat Wa wsl,tt ii delay q Il
We can wait until the Fish sentiment =
America dies out Homo Rule viii dc 8
natural dsath. So they wanted op1t
of action as long s. possible.
ssThe interhecine troubles in Ireland
have materially cut OF the assistanes
which came from this side OF the watee.
The American Irishmen said they.
wouldn't give any money as long as the
Re lmondites were at war with their fell
lows ia parliament. Az a matter OF fact,
the fight is all ended. OF the 50 NOM
bers in parliament from Ireland II arc
elected upon the pledge to work and
vote together. The Redmondites have
only nine votes. Ireland is once more
united and ono of the objects Of the
meeting Thursday night is to rekindle
that old friendly feeling for Ireland
which characterizes the Americans of I'll
classes before the Parnellite trouble"
The Irish standard., 1892-12-24
Burdette on Christmas.

It seems to ne-and it isn't my fault
that the sunset is fairer and lovelier than
the sunrise-that thsre was something
more Christmasy about Christmas when
1 was boy, writes Robert ]. Burdstte in
the Christmas number Of The Ladis1
Home Journal, in an article on Christ
mas When I Was Boy" tie pleasures
were simpler, It's gifts were heartier. At
least, cannot remember to have read,
save in these later years, articles in family
journals and magazines bewailing tho
burden OF toll and worry and expense ID
the planning and making, or purchasing
Of Christmas presents. Krlsmus eifs'
we called them when Il was q boy. Is
didn't and doesn't have much refnemsn4
Of culture in the spelling and the sound
thereof. But the people who made them
didn't rush into the papers to tell how
much il cost them, and how tired to death
il made them, and how glad they were
that t was al over Tor another year.
But last year and the year before I rcd
such articles il PRINT. eo did you.,
Wherefore il seems TO mo " killed
KRIS Krinele 4 full scspat ur to- sooa.
We have more az onr =
oalxs under the lei q, g]laus IS
y trne. nt s h.,s E. IS.
The Irish standard., 1892-12-24
Events in Sport.

The first race Of the series of three be.
tween Harold Hagan, the champion
skater of the world, and Hugh McCor.
mick, the Canadian champion, occurred
last Wednesday night on the Normanna
rink track, corner of Mianehaha avenue
and Twenty fourth street, Minneapolis,
There were over 5000 people present
and the enthusiasm manifested through
out the race was invigorating to the per-
formers, to say the least. The distance
of the race was thres miles. Joe Donog-
hue was starter; Jim Donoghue time
keeper for McO ormick, and FL. e. Guild
bransen for Hagan; A. Opsahl was scorer
for Mccormick and g. l.. Aaker for
Hagan.
The race began at 9 o'elock, and there
suit OF it was that Hagan won by about
forty feet. The track was four and half
laps to the mile, and on the third lap
Mccormick ran into post. injuring his
shoulder. The lights we're very bad,
and he struck the post before he was
aware he was near it. In spite Of the in
jury to his shoulder he kept on, and from
that time out the race was hot one.
The time for the three miles was 9:47.
The first mile was made in 1884 and the
second mile in 6:23. Hagen's countrymen
shouted themselves hoarse When their
champion won the race. He was nearly
smothered by caresses and hugs.
Joe Donoghue rema ked Wednesday
night, while the race was on, that be
would like to get chance at either Of
them. Give him a match, he said, and
he would make either of them skate faster
than they ever did before. . ~