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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

Hits-New York. L., Washington, .. Errors
New York. B., Washington. ;. Batteries-t'er
main and Wilson. Esper and Farrell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

IL tHAitwIC r..
1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

AT fHtlADklsfhiA.
PailsdeiphiA......... 90 ! s-ie
Hit rhiisaelghi.; 10; Brooklyn, T. kI,o,sw 1,snex
Clements henSedy and hinsiow
AT CINCINNATI.
p,,..surr urr.............5 . 20
Cinci onati. ....,.....3 ; 0 o o 0 0 O.
Hit--Pittstnrg, H. Cincinnati. 10; Errors
p,ti.burr. /. CINCINNATI, $; Batteries -Eirei.
klen and ,ogden, Dsyer and Murphy.
Second game.
Brsoli,n............o Q \ :
Philsd.iy ybta ........ 0 0 e. o
Hrs-B BROOKLYN. "A: Philadelphia, 5, Errors
brooklyn. 2. rhiiadeIphis. .. Ba,teries-sharoit
and Ia hey. iehcy and Clements
Al Nkw ,oRK.
New York. :. - o 9 . 0 !:
Washington ........2 0 o u b
Hits-Nsw York. L., Washington. .. Errors
New York. }, Washington, T. Balteries-"er
main and Wilson. Esper and Farrell.
Ar LOUISVILLE.
l2si .
Chicago. ............"t o A-H
Chicago. 4; Louisville. I, E,ror;.chi
cago, I, Louisville, :. BatIeries-hutchinsoh
and schIiyer; Rhodes and Clarke.
Arsr. LOUIS.
First game.
I2 50
Cleveland. !
Hit.-,le,e eIsna. 10. st. Louis, 10 Errors
.s. 4 Rafta nm n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31
Sunday Games.

At LOUISVILLE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31
New England League Standing.
Al LEWISTON,

2 3 b 6 .
J.uis.ou ........ o o 8 o - 3 1-i3
Fall River........... o y"
Hits Lewiston. II, Fall River, u. Errors-
Lewiston. 3, Fall River, 2. Batteries-Statord
and Hart Lincoln and burrill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31
Other Games Saturday.

Boston Reds at Lewiston, Brockton at fal
River, Dover Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

3 5 7 . 10 II T.
Chicago. i o . O.
ST. Louis. . o l . % i
Uts-Chicago, II; ST. Louis, Il. E:rors.t' 'hic
cago 4; St Louis. 4. Batteries Mauck, McGiil
and schrIyer Ciark-on and Gunson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

Hits Philadelphia. 10; Brooklyn. K. Errors
Philadelphia. Q. Brooklyn, 5, Baieries-tMhey
Clements. kenSedy and kin.low.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31
DYSPEPSIA CONQUERED
Female Troubles Cured and Youth
Renewed By Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa.
New YORK, Oct. II, 1892.

TX, Oct. IL, ls3.
feel So grate-
full for the great
benefit | receiv-
cd by the use OF
Kickapoo Indian
Sagw a, ! deem it
g duty to write
this letter OF
thanks.
/ have been a
constant sufferer
: eight years With
dyspepsia, a nd
female troubles,
and have b ee n
doctored by the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

Hits BROOKLYN. IA. Philadelphia. =, Errors
BROOKLYN, 2. fhiisdelpha, :, Batteries-Sharo
and ia ley, ' iehey and Clements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

At Erie-Erie, s. Providence !.
At Buffalo Springfield; . Buffalo. s.
At Binghamton-Troy, IL; Bingham
ton, I.
At Claremont-Cl Claremont, l2; New
port, 6.
At Wilkesbarre, :; Al
bauy, g.
At New Bedford-B. A. A., 3; New
Bedford, |.
At Northampton-Nor II
IIolyoke, 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

III natisaai ~ nsu Easiasd Lsa0ss easss
-EseA cisA's Saaadiss-


Hits-Beston. 5, Baltimore, :. Errors-Bosion,
;; Baltimore. 2. Batteres-Gasirighi and Bennett ;
Hawke ana Clarke
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

,spension OF the
sye an effect
eetiye eommuni-
fairly good, peo-
usual amounts of
ons are being met
e need money in
II repeal the sher-
sh the confidence
K their coupons
Sd in sixty-cent
liz investment in
ountry in abun-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
FIVE SHOT IN JAIL.
An Alabama Mob Wreaks Horrible Ven
Eeauce at Midnight.

Columbus Miss, September 1o.-itck-
ems county. Alabama comes to the front
again with an awful butchcring of prisoners
confined in the jail at Carrollton. Paul
Archer. VIII Archer. Polk HiIl, Ed Guy
ton and Ellen FAINT, all negroes, and the
latter Il woman. were Shot to death last
night by Il mob of masked men.
S0me time during last week the mill and
ginhouSe of J. +. Woods were burned. In
about week the negroes were arrested
and We're confined in the CarrolltOn jail.
The preliminary investigation was in prog
resS, but had not been concluded. Last
night the sheriff was called on in his room
at the jail building and was told that par
ties had prisoner whom they had arrested
they wanted to turn over 10 HIM.
The sheriff came down from his room. and
unlocking the jail door, found himself in the
hands of Il disguised mob who demanded of
him the keys to the cell whore the prisoners
were confined. This request was urged upon
thaShel-T by The g.istening 7}arfe.s ot n
hundred Winchesters.
After the officer was OverpOwered the
mob quickly made its way to the grated
cells Of the Prisoners and through the iron
bars the barrels Of the rifles were placed
and from every muzzle came dozen balls
To a seconds time five human beings had
been cruelty butchered and their quvering
bodies lay 10 streams of blood which ran
across the floor.
The mob then quietly dispersed after hay
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
in committed lhe cOWard1ytam b1


CarroIton is an inland town WITHOUT rail-
road or telegraph and it is impossible to get
any information as 10 the testimony against
the negroes charged wiki arson, bet 1t is
said that one negro confined Ill the jan had
turned states evidence against the others.
The mob made HIM leave the jail and also
told him it would be best for Linn TO leave
the state. Tie negro lett and has not been
seen Ssnce.
This is the second lyncfing that Pickens
county has furnished in the last few weeks.
Joe Floyd II negro, was hung by moo
and bis body riddles! with bullets q few
weeks ago for the murder of 4 white farm
Their attorney was trying to secure their
release Oh hahcaS corpus and the people
fearing that they would be released on a
LEGAL sglibI.e organized Wednesday at mid
night. Ihe mob intended to take the pr,s-
oners out and bang them When they got
inside the jail the negroes raised such an
uproar that the mob was afraid the town
WoulG be alarmed, they shot the pris-
onel's in their cells The whole county is
excited over the lynching
White Caps NOT tI,rned
jackson, Mss, September 16. -(Snecial
Governor STONE tas just received a letter
rom ii. IL. Jones, chancery clerk e.
Iiaioorfe court. N which he affirns that
me GIN OF e. u. Jones was not burned
by Whlte caps. He states that the gin
was burned. but that e. d Jones who X
ms brother. does not attribute the burn
ing to white caps Mr.. Homes savs ~,
thef: Will hazard my reputation thar
there Is not now. nor has been. \ white
cap in the county IL is believed that tba
story That white caps intend to burn gins
Gae! Hlh cotton before it reaches 10
cents IS fraud and started only to Gre
ate q sensation
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
IyNCuISG w TO DATE.
The Grim Judge Has Nee" Very b"Sy o"'
in a...sisslppi Of Late.


Aberdeen, Miss, September It'-lh 'he
line of tha iynching business, Monroe count?
comes 70 the front III II case III WHICH, iNui
neeroes-two Don and Two Woiht'i 49, Wy
the victims near Quincy, fifteen mics 'o'i'
Aberdeen. ar "a
6vr children were taken violently i'll ana
two children died. He and the others stu
Finger with little hope of recovery. A mum
nor Of nei~hbors also became very SICK
while attending she sick. EAan!il,a tloi,
of the well the premises uS'.i'Seu
three packages OF rough on rats III 1t,
and suspicion pointed to Il negro. ben Jack
son. who was arrested aud taken By crowd
of 1pnrna sIted men from the officers DURING
the inquest trial, and hung, as published at
the time IN The Constitution.
The next day the jury examined MahaieF
Jackson Bens wife, and Lou Carter nus
mother-in-aw, who testified to 4 knowledge
of Ren's Intention to purchase for that pur-
pose, but the jury discharged them. A
crowd of armed men also took them out
and hung them as participants in the con
spiracy.
Mahaley jackson also testified that Rufus
Broyles, a we!l-known negro man of the
neighborhood, had furnished the money TO
buy the poison, and after the first lynch;ng.
ne ran away and eluded discovery until yes
ierday He was seen at Woods mill. a
few niles from the scene of the other trag-
edies. and this morning his dead body was
found hanging in that vicinity.
No parties have yet been arrested but the
grand iurv now III session is thoroughly
Investigating the case. Judge Cayce. of
the circuit court. gave the grand jury a
forcibc and peremptory charge to ferret
out the lynchcrs and return indictments
against them.
Ben Jackson had an alteration last fall
with Woodruff. in which ht entered Wood
ruffs house Violently and so excited his
wife who was in delicate condition from
Childbirth. that she died in a few hours.
Ben was under bond to appear at the pres
ent term of the circuit court, with Wood
ruff as witness against him. which is as
crbed as Il motive for his poisoning the
,yoII
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19

Why the dogs nose is always cold .,
I'll tell you friends. as I've h'en toM
Well years and years and years ago
How many | don't really know
There came Il rain on sea ana shore'
its like was never seen before
Or since it Tell INCREASING down
Till al the world began to drown.
But Just before the heavy pour
An Old man-hiS maine Was Moan
Built him an ark, hat he might save
His family from watery grave;
And in it, also n designed
To shelter Two OF every kihd . ,,,o
OF beast. Well friends, when II was dohe
= Still dark clouds obscured the sun,
BUT Father Noah safe led the way,
While after him. in close array
Came all the animals IN PAIRS
The lcopaTdS tigers. wolves AT tears.
The deer. the Appropriateness.
The rabbits squirrels. elhS. WalruSeS,
The camels goats and cas- md donk"rS,
The beavers tall gratis and monkeys.
The rats the hig rhiuOceroScS,
The dromedaricS and the horses,
/ he sheep the mice. tie kangarooS.
ByPnaS. elephants EooIo"S.
Aud hundreds more-tW Juld take all dar
NJ friends. many nam, 10 say
And at the very. very end
Of the procession. Noah good :ca'i.
The family doc. with merry din
Helped drive the crowd IF treH uroS IN;
And then. with loud. eNultant ark.
He eayIy sprung aboard the ark.
Alas! 80 crowded was the space
lie could not find in il a place:
SO, patiently he turned AhOut.
Stood halfway in and halfway an.
And those extremely heavy showers
DESCENDED through nine hundred "HIs
And several more. and nj their close
Most frozen WAS his honest nose,
And never could il los" again
The dampnesS Of that dreadful rein;
And this is why's I've been told
We find the dogs nose always cold.
Margaret Eytinge in Detroit Free Press.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
TIE lost Is FOUND.
A rather Receivers Ills Daughter W II" was
stolen Three Years Ago

l,..
toiumh-d' .. ~ -" ' '''''' =, iiqr,f
claI. x" "puucI'"l tt,.,. th'.,e years IL
in this city YESTERDAY - 81 y e
search -; \. '"'"s' -, ,.n,,-n,3 'i.n,,lrfrr
has found ms l"H',,|" 9;..;,c onmYrnntJv
Jane, 9rr'- Tue s4,,-,.,,ran,lfothnI
against hcr VIII WIZ" loi -, ,hr ,I,nrri
-. IL. W oo'' an IA p,t,,,o, .oLs the
re - 49, t+l,.,. tl,t a war .gu Wood
child tod her latn'F ln%' 1 SF"' an" i'a,, .nI
forced her 10 nv" wa" nun ''S
wife. ..,,.,o+ and ,,,.ottv f,c.
MISS "'E NV ~, hair Shn ie
',aa ~ "pa"'iI.' r'', ,nl ,.h1n hr.,,ht
StF TAN "lu $;v;"'1'' any
IodeN! ana rt,'. ~ ,-, Wood oo,ro
n ne san" 'h'l {l'ro tia,. ,,,.,,
e tie house WIl'!' h'I ,".''' Ii9 a w." ~
I nj forced heF '%"li'S' ger VISITS 70 ~
0 With him, Tie TOOK ner 10 LahCaS'ei al'9
ftheD to JackSoAYibe L "a "nGre Ihey s'n9eu
some time tie theh carried iier TO buiiocl,
county. Georgia Whete tueE f'ilaine"
about one year Nooc lnaa' crop Ihrre,
Th"r thev vent 20 h;tIu"ja. ana hftr@
that to EarnWrI ) Z.
They arrived here last December. After
working on a farm here a while Wood
won't to work in the state dsp"nSary and
has been there ever since. Miss Cooley said
flat he treated her badly NJ times. She
ran away once but he caught her after
she had gotten siX miles. lie tried to whip
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19

Williamson County. State of Tennessee
Dear Cousins. in my last letter / told yon |
would tell you of Mammoth cave But You
will have TO excuse me for having put You
Off until ana Oh my way back from the
worlds fair
with me. / have attended "br"n dance,
@ sale and the cXhumiHg of some prehistoric
mems boncS all of which ! Shall tell You
about.
The bran dance is n regular bAckwoods
amusement. aud mighty good one. too. 1t
IS usually held in large grove near some
river. The preparations few and Simple.
4 space is cleared and covered some six
inches with bran. The men then pack this
down with Shovcis until il is very smooth
a barbecue u band of music and few
barrels of lemonade complete the list Early
IN the dry the crowd begin to come in, and
by 10 o'clock they are ready. EveiE one
dances. Those who can't dance think they
can. all enjoy the floor" WaltzrS polk.iS.
quadrilleS ana jgs fellow one another in
quick succession. regular old-time Virginia
-ael ends the morning: then the dinner. and
such a dinner. II makes my mouth water 10
even think of Il, Thu old ladies un"nc1 thoi1,
baskets ana the. Young folks soo7 empticd
hon. tn" eVe.in5. passed 20 - Shc }.orn-
Ing had. and wncn nighl eat9, ION we all
a@Ireu see lad nae mighty good time
The sac WAS 4 very different matter. II
vas fir diSpoSiu3 Of the property Of de
ceased farmer Tor the benefit OF his children.
The household furniture and Hhe contents Of
tne Darn, Smokehouse and stable were
brought ont ana spread on the avn. The
farmers came for mHeS around. some 20 buy.
bur more So look on and SEQ Jhe crowd. The
nuctionrcr VAS = rurAi w. and knew the
value IT a joke at short story. He laughed.
sang and shouted It's he knocked the arli-
CleS down. The prices were very low
Hives of bees went for - cents and the
empty ones for 81 eaan. While these were
being sold H. bees came our. saw he cru,"d
and began ITO fee, around" Iou can M
agine how the crowd moved awAy Hyben they
began 30 cNt in their work. The Guctioncer
went crashing through corn field, yelling 1T
3 i yI,n
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
OUTLAWS AT BAY.
Chester Scott Leads Phrty which Shot Two
Men SATURDAY.

Sunmerville, Ga. September 16.--(Spe-
cial Three negroes, one muatto, two
blacks. one armed with Il Winchester rifle,
h,,id up the conductor on Il freight train
from Rome to Raccoo mills last night.
The conductor wired Marshal Murphy here
10 arrest them Oh arrival. Murphy was
on hand at the depot, but the negro with
the Winchester told him 10 stand off ard
being alone and with only pistol, he could
do nothing else.
1.-THE negroes made break in the direc
tion of the cemetery where they were fired
negro with the Winchester returned the
fire and Arlington escaped by dropping into
ditch. They then came into the road
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
KILLED THE ,TI,nCF
And Dangerously Wounded the Ju61s,. s,r
A Tragedy in Louisiana

New Orleans. La. September 15.-Thjs
afternoon Judge Victor Estopinal. justice
Of OF the peace "a: in Jefferson parish, accompa-
n nee oy ms son and several deputy sher-
ccolored, for the purpose of arresting aim
for some trivial oifense. The entereI lie
cabin and the negro surrendered without
resistance Whiie they we're taking hin.
out. however, Juiins broke away and fired
at Judge Estcpinal. the ball entering the
Judges heart, killing him almost Instantly.
The negro then ran to his cabin. seized u
shotgun and fired load of shot in young
Estopinals body and in the confusion whicr
nails wounds are considered dangerous
The murder of Judge Estopina and the
shooting of his son has created intense in
dignation in Jefferson parish and if Julius
Is captured tonight ne will probably be
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19

Augusta, Ga, September 16.-(Special.)
Henry Cancy and Estes Weathersbee, both
prosperous turner's of Aiken, ). G., who
live Twelve miles from here. while returning
home tonight from Augusta We're waylaid
on the road, shot and robbed. Both men
were in Augusta today. They came III with
a load of cotton. Their assasSins are
known to be white men. but who ylley are
is not known. The report is that Weathers-
bee is dead and that Cauley is dying. The
horse which was pulling the buggy in which
The men We're riding. was also shot to
death. There is considerable excitement
here tonight over the highway rbbing and
the police are on the lookout for the as
SqSSiDS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
Something Abo,t our Little Afflicted Girl

-rh.r.. r.. I.,n .I,,h ,,nt..r.oI j,,taro.t
me- H'S oVft ' Fi sd" I'i,,,''
su""h III oul ny mn ~ = 'gi,' l.'LiiDe
SIoNe'' t'''t io' III, ,.t'n' W oti Iv"arir
"r0lt ~ t"t S'"I u'P."i MN - uT",lth
her- anu Mi'io"t 1N'lA ~ i' i'ii'in -
rs answer . ny Io'iN.. ny Crit't ~ WI -
gu mart 4ayihs Oh 'i'i i",' {'nu "iM"NS ~
4'l"l 10 Coi.'l S,@liPG 'at S'e ,iEHt ~ 10
tne fi"i springs anu ~ tuirH' o.al ~ M'H
the money uoi !t"iS % 'a''ot. N''ot any! tUln
NiH no, i;Sl i'It;. t'eiu NHat tue uoct 90,
ka:N anu 'ii NNc N' -, 80 W. ~ N.Y. ''i'
Sul' 80 ~ I'm. ~ F ti ,,'t NV, ,t
s'HV'u ti@ NJ e. ~ ii 'i'" ,.II 'D
set' - $1,000 ~ ~ - '""i;i "ni'
toutH - ne.'' 81 an ~ u'tp 'i roy ~ Us ~
tlnle 81 u,l nee, 4 MU"iu ne Sui? 80 w.
i-'lit.'r ~ ~ iitl's VIZ ~, W, '"t .
p.g.I't@e 1t - "n> !. llilF ''u t'n 5lht.;, ,'''
VIII ti's2 'lt "iliipNt gu "uu 80" VII nu
u "r'au ';'>I HP'h ~ N"''lH 20 re re-
ttIHea 20 70" I"1i' ''" S'lp, Jay. tlS i nu
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
above town going in the direction of Chatta-

noOga.
A posse consisting of Arlington, Murphy,
took them near purseley's store. above
Trion, and shots wsre exchanged at long
range. The fugitiyes took to the side or
the road and returned the fire shq; I
shooting Murphy through both th'&hs; .ne!y J,
Jimmie Hall from a swamp near Hall 5
mil, in which they took refuge. The swamp
is surrounded tonight by about 2D teIer,
mined men. and it is believed that escape
is impossible. They will seour the swamp
when day comes. go o44 =,
The notorious outlaw. Chester Scott is
the leader of the gang.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19

Columbia, s. C., September IA spe-
clal to The Register from Spartanburg
says: The engineer on a freight train from
Asheville, descending the mountain. lest
control of his engine and the train dashed
down the mountain with eight cars Seven
loose the cab and stopped it. One car was
loaded with mules and they were all kill
ed or crippled. No lives are reported lost
The engine remained on the track The
engineer and the fireman jumped and have
not beer seen since.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
a Staanner Burned.

bennington, ONT, September 13-The
steamer Byron Trerice, running in connection
with the Erie and Huron railroad. was burned
Cantain Cook ard the purser jumped over
board and were drowned. Two deck hands
were burned to DEATH
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
yor7Sc FOLKS CORRESPONDENTS.
Yctters of Exchange Among the Constitu-
toms Little Folks.

vaude Thompson. NARROW, AIa.-Dear aunt
e,sia. please may ! come and tel you and
+he cousins shout ms 100 miles trip on a large
schooner to atten' campmeetng at Biloxi,
Miss? enjoyed the sail splendid and also the
scenery as we passed some very pretty is
lands and lovely strips ofland. One island we
passed eighteen miles long, 1t Is called Horn
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-19
BY AUNT SUSIE.

island. Then we passed another called Deer
island. which is in front of Biloxi. We ar
rived at Biloxi little after dark, and the
place was lighted mp and if looked very pref
w. We laid in front of Biloxi that night.
and next morning we went to the campmect-
ing grounds which is mile below there,
The sea shore camp grounds, as the place is
called Is a very pretty place. half hidden by
large shade trees. We had % pay fifty cents
for L ticket which had to show when pass
ing In and ont of the grounds. My father
has taken The Constitution for many years,
and think it Is just splendid, especially the
Young folks corner. ! live in IA very quiet
little country place. of about fifty Inhabitants.
There is one store. three jug factories. two
saw mills. one church and one postotcc,
when my father keeps Tn re is river about
one quarter of Il mile from here which is
called Fish river. but | am sorry TO say has
hard to catch. | will close by asking this
questions: Whore is tho name PhiIadHI1hia
first mentioned in the New Testament?
Idus Rouse. Americas Ga-'The summer
festivities such as pcnics. barbecucs, fishing
trips. etc, are about ended FOR this season.
cousins you that have participated i'll these
deti@htlu recreations of summer. wiz no
doubt find the coming season very dull Gem
pared with the present one. As for myself
/ have not engaged in them to a very great
extent. conseqnrntiv / have but Elite to
lose in that direction Autumn has far more
charms for me Than the warm summer es-
prriaily that part known as Indian summer
when the forest. seeming to become tired of
lis o'u summer dress or green appears glad
10 don its dress OF gay coorS. In my ram
hleS abou. my fathers farm I frequently
stop to admire some gem of nature. such as
wild flowers, strange plants and curious in
scots. The first especially attracts my at
tontion. am NOT n stranger in the woods
around nv home 7 know the names Of ar
the trees and Of nearly nil tho b,rds tba+ Ait
amony +hon o,,, o:so ,,,oI1 ,,,,,iairtoI WIN
Mo nhaI;f,n+s Of 30 f"de ont o,, two,
inc 70 noc r,so,f f,r,iIior win tb 'i4or,
Ir,,,t g. ~ ,",,,,4,"i ~ a., 'inH
.'.p1I '" n, ~ our t"unl ~ III us Wi,
never never lu' succeed; mn. n"Nef'I'trSS'
5oHI ann ~ me Er"S' POM ana. ny 81
1".h&- ! mop" 70 -" Ehr 10 S'F.F' above INC
lowest. | viii close with two sweet verses
from LonGfe,iow;
"Wondrous truths, and manifold as won
drouS
Bnr no ia r<s IN bn nrght tloW"rSts Under rs
STANDS thc rpypIatinn of his ,oye
..p-i,,,, and ,,.,rto,,s :, .,o+ ro,o,a4io,,
written ali over TINS great world OF ours,