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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
J. 8. EoTEI
Oeuti6es @affb a us,
bon

z. IeinSohn
Srsnttrabe neben Ser @ermanner Star
Yils.
Oieies G5ait6alls bietet Feilenoer nno be-
Ionbers 1armtrn Die beiten Seque,nli6teiteu
Reine getten, quite 6oit ;u iebr ntaBtsen
8rsiieu. Sur Die Yferbe Der Narmer itebt
Elm serdurmi9es Staa9ebGuoe 3ur Serfiisz
una. Tas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

5rau 9rdiioent 9rooer gleUelano
rrwartet fir Suli elm freubises greisnib
Oas itebt iebt feit, benn Irst uno sBeb-
mutter linb bereits beitellt. Die 2arif-
fra9e, Silberirase. @eltuusieuuns etc.
9laes tritt iebt pur Der Srase Suriid, Oh
bas Greignib i'm @eiBen pauie poer
uuI DEM 2anolibe oss &r1ioenten Dor
liG seben Ion. - Gin europdil4es Sofs
journal faun eine iol9e Sesebenbeit
nidt nit srDBerer 8idt,steit bebanbs!n,
ols es uniere Sasespreiie tbut; Is fc5tt
rur nod, baB in ben &ir6en fir bic
y9anoesmutter" se6etet piroe, eann
bGtten Die monar6iiden 2dnoer nttts
me9r Dor uns uOraus.
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Summer ST
Is1rhenl
Gin QroSea Qaaer bon

Gin 9roBea Eager bon
Setnol, Deibblet, 3tnt= t.no Girmtfen.
Cine d0ne suuab Er den ober semablne Sarbu
Colts rene am8emadbte Ssarbem fis gum @sbraud fir
ausen iOmOb os Snnen Floor Paint und Colts One
Coat Buggy Farben.
Tarbenptniel uno eine srOB Gusuab
SenetgaS, "Wa Finish" &c, fes Sanb ebr
fig nerau.
Naidbnen- Sele, bic bten mo bllisfeu.
EAGLz9 9RUG SEoRE,
WALKER BROS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

@er nit ii9 ielbit unSufrieoen iit fann
ni6t nit ber 8elt Sufrieoen iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

Colts One Goat 8ussp Yaint fertis
gum @ebrau9, in Quart &annen uur
IS Gents I'M
GnnIp Srun Gtnrp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
@6heutli9er Warftberi9t.
@etrrioe. Mell nim.

Stben 5rettug corri9trt UOn osi
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

stm 9ieustas Dor 81 Subren itarb
Der srObe TatriOt Batrid Senrp, benz cs
sum 9ruben 9beile slt oeroanfen 1T. bob
Die Gert,eter her ameritanii9en GOlcz.
nien Die llnabbdnsisfeits @rfldruhs
erlieBen. Seine siinbeuoe 8ereStiania
felt b,a6te AUDI bas 8lut Der 2eiietreter
III Der Gulouinl- SerI Iammluns in @al'
luns uno ueranlaBte ietblt bic &rdmers
icelen in perIelbeu, Die etwas 5u perlies
rem Iilr6teten. ibre Stimme Su 8uulien
Der 5reibeit in Die Baasidale si tusr'
fen. 0as 9lubsnfen bieIes Wanues
miro faum seniioeno setuireist, benll
6autsuta9e liebt man 9ersleiden ni1t,
ubpobl es heute mebr als il einss
iolden Yatrioteu teoiirfte, Der bas Soll
I'M lid ibaaren f0nnte, um Die MouD
polberri9aft unb ben @siit bes iiniterei
Sanatismus enersii9 Su befdmpfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

Woruucntc, @ru5neiue aus Normor ooer
Grauit iowie iIbcrboupt ale III eIeles Sd6
sinidIosenoe eiegcHtdnoe weroen III fnnfE
oeredter l&etis Qus9cllbrt NIB ;lpor, Su oell
Hieori9iten @reiisl.
I'm geneiSteu 3ulprH5 bittet,
apriI 90. geor9e yang
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Der p66entli9e gRetter' uno Grntcs
beri6t iir bic lsste @ode beiast: Iaes
in aIlem genpmmen faun bas 8etter
Der persansenen @o9e nidt als siinitis
be5eidnet werbeu. SIN @ssentbeit murz
ben bic Sortidritte Der Saaten uerS0sert
bic SbitpHansunsen bsiddoist unb Die
@rbe 10 nuB sebalten. oab teine @rbei-
ten setban iuerben fonnten. Ser @ei<
sen sibt in neri9iebenen @esenben
slusi6ten auf 40 biz rs groSent elmer
Our9idnittserute uno bat bon @etreioe
uonsen unb &oit Su leiben. Der Saie,
ma9t lansiame aber itetis Gortidrittt
unb iiebt sefuno uno gut aug. 81,
leste @ode tuurbe nur iuenis Soru &c
p1an5t, aber einise meniser ionnis
Gage tuerbeE seniisen, I'm bic gong
aorniaat Su beenben. Sn ben iiioli9e,
Counties itebt bas 9orn auf bo9selese
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Den bDbiten 0drftpreis fir Ger
Butter, sped, 9iibnsr uItu., be5ahlt
W. Soroan.
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Yrohaftt
gOrrlgirt uon
WIN. EBERLIN, Grueer.

Die an9esebenen Breiie tueroen BON ben
SGn0lern Tmeiltens iul Taui6e be5nblt
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Attest:-TnEo. GRAF,
Clerk
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
Congressional.

WAsHiHGToN, Oct. l8.-On recon-
roning this morning the Senate lis.
tened to Morgan OF Alabama on the
motion OF Dolph of Oregon TO amend
Mondays Journal 30 rs to show the
presence OF Allon Mt $50 p. 81, OF that
daY, Allen having failed to answer
when his name was called. Morgan
devoted most Of his remarks to reply
to Hills speech ct yesterday, taking
occasion to characterize the latter ~
an astute politician rather than n
fsttminded lawyer, in twisting n de-
cision OF the Suprene Court to servo
his purpose, adding thatit took an
easy COINCIDENCE to follow the Supreme
Court in all it's decisions.
horcan continued At great length,
touching on his part in tho rebellion,
OF which he said he was not ashamed,
and he said the clock had struck at
tho White House and the c~uclEooa in
tho Senate put their heads out Of tho
box and responded and informed US
OF the timo Of day.
At the conclusion OF Morgan's
speech Voorhees, moved 10 lay On tho
table tho motion OF Dolph to amend
the journal. Agreed TO by a vote OF
Is to 3.
Teller moved 10 amend the journal
so it would show his presence on n
oortain roll coll whom no did not re-
epond to his name. Speaking to his
motion, Teller resented tho interior.
ance OF tho President or Secretary
Carlisle with legislation ia the Senate
and snid tho Senate would not DO
brought into ~disrepute by tho mis-
conduct Of one or dozen Senators
but it would be il it allowed the Ex.
ocutiTe or meinbefs OF his Cabinet 70
usurp Legislative functions or allowed
itsclt to DO stamped by boards Of
trade and the lihc>
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
ENGLISH HOSPITAL ABUSES.
How Private Nurses Are 'Sucated" In
Some Londo Institutions.

How Private Nurses Arc "sucatedp In
Some London InstItutIons.
Speaking Of this abuse in the Lon.
don Queen, Mrs Bedford Fenwick,
whose career from probationer to gu.
perintcndent OF a nurses homo pcr-
mits her to do SO with authority, saws:
1T Is n long story. I suppose the
history Of the movement dates back
pretty nearly to the time, some wenty
or twenty-five years ago, when cdu-
Gated women were first introduced
into hospitals, instead Of the unframed
and often incapable women of tho
charwoman class who were formerly
employed. Ladies' effected great and
valuable improvements in the meth
DDS OF nursing, but the authorities Mt
first hardly knew how to treat them
md expected them % do the mental
work which their predecessors had
performed. Then came the introduce
ton OF wardmaids and this grievance
was rcdressed.
But somehow" she continued, .in
our nursing world we have no sooner
removed one abuse then another has
arisen. We had, for instance, no
sooner swept the hospitals of our In
capable and ofttimc3 drunken Saircy
Camps and had put the nursing of our
hospitals upon a better footing than IN
unexpected trouble occurred.
The hospital authorities began, In
short, to perceive that they possessed
In their lady nurses IN unexpected
source of revenue. The public outside
the hospitals began to ask for trained
nurses. AT first, no doubt, the public
got whnt 1t asked for, but gradually
some hospitals slipped into the habit
Of sending ont only half-traincd
nurses to a public which did not know
the difference. The temptation wa q
pccuniary one and was certainly
strong. A nurse ut the end of her lrst
years training will be receiving q
nominal salary of from sixty to eighty
dollars. But let her be sent into pri-
vate families as q fully trained nurse
and she Is forthwith earning for tho
hospital authorities two guineas Q
week.
Everybody Is defrauded by such O
systematic private employer who
pays at a critical moment for the scrv-
ices Of a competent person and docs
not get them, and the nurse, who is
both dcfraudcd Of n large sum Of
money which she has earned and of
the training which she entered tho
hospital on the understanding sho
should receive. Nor is this all. Ulti.
mately the hospital patients suffer also
from this dishonest system. Often the
supply Of nurses from the private nurs-
ing staff runs short md then nurses
arc taken out of the wards to meet tho
demand. You can imagine what dis
organization OF ward work onsues
from such a system"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
lFHon WEDNESDAY $ DA1Lr.l
SALMAGUNDI.

Cap Palmer. took in tho siphta Of
the metropolis by moonlight last
night.
Charley Holland and Alfred Bruce
left for the north on a prospecting
trip this morning.
Clay Irlaud's team left for Noun
tain City this morning, loaded with
freight for the Ross estate.
There will DO prayer meeting at the
Presbyterian Church this evening
at 7 o'clock. Subject. Prayer.
Marshal McMahon. E~I-Prcsident
Of France, died yesterday morning at
Chateau La Fort on the river Loire.
The INDEPENDENT learns that the
friends OF Wren and Powning are
booming them for the next Governor
Sarah Bernhardt was in Rio Jauerio
during the recent .bombardment. 1t
is no discredit to the rebels as marks
men that they did not hit Sarah.
Rev. w. II. l.. Houghton and vito
left yesterday morning TOR a, visit 10
the Worlds Fair 'dnd tho. homo OF
Mro; Hough,On 10 ApSonia, Conneo-
ticnt. Wv --
1t Is understood, tho Treasury De-
partment will undertake TO build up
the gold reserve, which is now re-
duced to $4,000, by restricting the
payment Of gold by the Now York
su~b-trsasury.
The Denver News euys, with q uni
form silver currency among all the
American States and republics, from
Canada to Cape Horn, tho United
States would have q market for all
it's surplus manufactures.
The value Of farming lands in this
country is greatest in New Jersey. In
1883 farming lands averaged in New
Jersey SG5; Massachusetts,. $50; Ohio,
S41; New York, s14; Vermont, $50;
Maryland, $50; Wisconsin, 500; and
in some western States less than IS
per aero.
The Chicago Records Washington
Special OF the 18th says: Carlisle in
formed Bryce this morning That tho
President hal Put his foot down, and
will send in 10 moro appointments,
except; possibly, in a few cases Of ex-
treme urgency, till after the Senate
acts on tho silver bill.
Hume Yerington while rowing
GRO Washoe Lake last Sunday had
his bont capsized by a wave and lost
his valuable shotgun. The Chronicle
snys he had a narrow escape from
drowning, being pulled out OF the
lake by some other hunters who wit
messed his accident. is
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
Preparing him for jail.

Judge O., who onco presided
oSor n criminal court "down East"
was famous rs ono Of the most com.
passionate mon who ever snt upon n
bench. His soitness OF heart, howev.
or. did not pfovcntE him doing bis du-
~ rs a Judge. A man who had been
convicted OF stcnling n small amount
wns brought into court for sentence.
lie looked very cad md hopeless. and
the Court was hutch moved by his
contritc appearance.
''lIsvo you Y boon sentenced 10
imprisonmontfP tho Judge nskod.
"Nevcri noverl" exclaimed tho pris.
oner, bursting into tears.
"Don't cry, don't cry" said Judge
O. consolingly, "you're going to
be uow."-M Million,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Silvor ia SICK 10 day.

Silver is 3. 722i to day.
Mr.. E. c. Nc Lnughlin arrived
from Denver Inst evening.
Gardner ( Son n-o putting UP
tho frame OF the o church today.
Mrs. E. C. Mcclellan, one Of the
iNDEreSDEaT force ia conilned To her
bod to-day with Il eosoro cold.
Attention is directed TO an ad eise-
whore in this issue announcing II
grand ball to DO given at Fort Hal
leck on tho 9th instant
Cards are out for tho marriage OF
Mr.. f. G. Mclaughlin aud Miss
hinnie Lytton Mt tho residence OF
Thomas Hunter Monday evening.
Miss Nellie Quinn, one OF Elko
county's teachers, arrived from Vir-
ginia City last evening. Sho will
WELD tho birch IN the Smith Creek
school this term.
j. Il. DaEot, OF tho Sun Crock land
and Cattle Co., arrived from Virginia
City this morning eli route TO tho
Co.'S ranch. IIe reports times very
dull on the Comstock.
II is reported TINT Virginia city peo-
.p'o will suffer for the want OF wood
this Winter, that a~rcticlo being 30
bighPriced that many will not DO able
" lay in n supply owing to the
scarcity OF money.
John 8 Mayhuah writes from
Kenms Canon, Arizona, that he e1-
poets to DO homo Roon. Mr.. May
hugh snys that Elko county 10 worth
tho whole Territory Of Arizona for
minerals aud agriculture.
The Vigilnut and Valkyrio had an
other tusslo yesterday aud, M usual,
Unclo Sans boat got thoro first, IL
Is reported that tho official tilne will
show tho finish OF tho yachts TO 10 as
follows: Vigilant, 3:5l:o5; vaIkyrio,
3:53:lo.
Several inquired have been made
ns TO tho best way Of reaching tho
Bruneau placer minos. There arc
throo points on tho rsilrond from
which they can DO roachod-Elko,
Deeth and Wells; tho shortest route
being from Wolfe aud tho longest
from Elko-ubout ninety miles. Tho
route from Elko IN enid 10 10 the
most Travelled aud consequently tho
rond from this point 10 in bet,or con.
dition thnn from eithor Wolla or
Dcoth, although tho road from tho
lntter place is said to DO good. except
during high wntsr In tho Spring.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
(FRoN TuEspAr's DA1Lr.l
1ALMAGUNDI.

Bar silver is 10 to-day.
The old resident is getting mighty
lonely.
Charley Brossimer is spending a
tow days in town.
Ed. Carville, Mound Valleys solid
taucher, came in yesterday.
Barney Horn, the San Francisco
cattle buyer, arrived last night on the
delayed train.
Utnh'c population is estimated by
Governor West at l33, so5, an increase
Of 25,0o the past year.
Tho population OF Ruby Valley in
creased one last week. there being n
new arrival in the family OF Constable
Short.
Every Wedding in town lessons the
competition and there may be some
hope yet for the few old bachelors
still remaining.
Geo. Girivich, OF Carson, was
killed at Washoe Lake Sunday after
noon by the accidental discharge OF
bis gun while bunting ducks.
Don Barker has presented tho State
University with a, magnificent sur
veying apparatus, consisting of a
solar compass, telescope attachment,
prismatic compass and a quardraut.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
Tho Steering Committee.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS The Domo.
cratic Senators have sgain put tho
~"steetipg committee" TO work upon
Che silvor problom, With tho under.
Standing that tho committee also
makes recommendations ns TO
whether a Democratic conference
shall DO called upon tho subject. Tho
committed ia making m effort 10 ngrco
upon n compromiao measure which
tho repeal Democrats will acocpt for
submission TO tho proposed confer
once In case IL 10 called.
Opinions diifor az 10 whethor thero
will DO a formal conference or n com
promise submitted to individual
Democratic members OF tho Senate
Tor indorsomont. Tho prcpondoranco
OF opinion Ia favorable 10 tho CONFER.
onco plnn. Tho committee has been
sitting tho creator part OF tho day,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
(FEox MONDAYS DArt1.l
sALMAaUEDl.
Fresh butter, German pickles, KeR
lives at Keyser & Craigheadis.


Sehator Dubois Ia q brick.
Frank McPhetres returned fro,n
hormondom Last night.
w. B. Duval came down from Is.
land Mountain yesterday.
The Virginia < Truchee shops at
Carson closed down Saturday.
Mics Celia Mccarthy lef. for her
home at Carson oil No. 4 to day.
E. C.. Mclaughlin gave the INDIE
PENDENT Office d pleasant call this
morning.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lndgo
No. %, A. o. U. w., at their hall
tonight.
The INDEPENDENT il pleased to
note that John Henderson is able to
attend to business ngaiu.
W. t. Jeter, the Mayor OF Santa
Cruz. Gal , was a passenger on No. 3
last evening, bound for the Worlds
Fair.
Rev. F.. s. Witter departed ON No.
4 today 10 attend the Presbyterian
Synod which meets ct Oakland, Cal,
this week.
1t is reported that n company is
being organized to ERECT a beet sugar
factory in Carson valley, and that
E35O,OUO has been subscribed for that
purpose.
Tho man who talked OF Summer,
Indignantly, OF old,
The same remarks will BOOT repeat
Concerning Winters cold.
No one has seen all the things dis
played ut the Chicago Fair. IL but
two minutes were devoted to each
exhibit it would take thirty-two
years TO see overy one OF them.
"Doc" Taylor, n prisoner in the Jail
at Norton, Va. who is setenced TO be
hanged for murder, has made the
strange request to DO allo we'd to
preach his own funeral sermon just
before the execution.
The Miners Unions Of Virginia City
and Gold Hill held IA joint election on
the wage question Thursday. Four
hundred and sixteen votes were cast,
OF which 90 we're for 81 n day and
1877 for $3.50. This settles the mat.
ter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
Wedding Presents.

Following is a list OF the wedding
presents received by Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
G McLaughlin:
Ono half dozen Gold-lined ooGee
spoons-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. /.
Houghton.
One-half dozen individual butter
knives-Mr. and. Mrs. Geo. Robin
son.
Ono hall dozon dessert spoons-Jus.
Clark.
Ono.hali dozen silver individual
butter dishcs-Mr. and Mrs. ]. A..
Mcbride.
Silver crumb tray-M5s. NJ. II.
Miller and Mrs. S. NJ. Henley.
Two Columbian souvenir spoonB-
MIR. and Mrs. Jas Brain.
Gold-lined sugar shell - Arthur
lteinhart.
Silver powder and perfume set
Mr., and Mrs. A. ". IIessou.
Silver smoking sot-Mr. and Mrs.
- AecChnhIS.
Silver and glass berry dish-W. W.
Boohcr.
Four fine handkerchiets-R. Dor
sey.
Set French fruit kniyos-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Il. Parsons.
Clock-J ". Puott.
Silver cake baskot-Mr. and Mrs.
j. Nelson.
Silver and glass bouquet holder,
silver individual castor, silvor picture
frnmo-Mr. and Mira. II. Groom.
SGT silver knives and forks--Mr.
and Mrs. j. Dewar.
Silver sugar DO vi and croamor--
w. II. Smith.
Two silver napkin rings-M,ss LOU
iso Adams.
Glass boat-Mr. and. Mrs. d. F..
Yontes.
Silver bon bon and croam spoon,
silver individual salt and pepper set
MFR, and Mrs. j. Ii. Abel.
Two silver oyster forks and buttor
knife Mr.. aud Mrs. +, Fcrnald.
Silver Cnstor-J. ". Parks.
Set Silver knives, forks and spoons
MFR, and Mrs. q. ". Lytton,
Book-Wbitiier's Pcems-Miss NJ.
II, lIough,
Ono dozen linon napkins-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. f.. Muller. ...t.
Linen tublocIoth- Essio and Myr-
Ito Hunter.
Silver spooner-Mr, and Mrs. j.
Henderson.
Silver butter dish-lH. Chase,
Worlds Fair souvenir Rpoon-Paal
Adams. cd.
Silver sugar sholl-Miss Maggie
Thebo.
T'en.dollar groonback-F NJ. Nc
Photrcs.
Handsome sofa pillow-Miss Nellie
Shorhnn
Silver oako kniio-L, WATERMAN
tol aud Sister.
Silver syrup pitchcr-.Ed. Igtton
Silver nut bowl-Mr. and Mrs. Il.
Hunter,
Ono dozon Rcislipg-C. and +,
ReCkhnrt.
Silver cnko baskot-Mrand Mrs. II
T.. BIlkoy.
Throo gold ooGoo spoone, engraved
George and Edith Hunter ant
Flossio Bilkoy.
Three Silver oorco opoouS en-
gravoh,-hllio aud Ireno uuntor ant
Minnie Bilkey.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
Tho Rcpealcrs Carefal.

WAsHusGToa, Oct. 19-Vest In cir
culating n call for n caucus OF oil
Democratic Senators, IL plodgoa
them to abide by tho result, II my
is reached. Tho silver mon sign IL
readily, but the repeal mon nre hold
ing OF II is doubtful whether Cor.
man will iesuo tho call unless tho do
sire for IL e9ins pretty general, no IL
10 likoly 10 do more harm than good.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-22
(FEoH THURSDAYS DArLr.]
SALMAGUNDI.

Silver Is s.73 to-day.
Matte Mulchay is yorr sick.
Sec Rheinhsrt's notice in another
column.
Miss Maggie Thebo left for Cali
fornia yesterday.
Edgar Reinhart received q lot OF
new goods today.
E. Dotta has opened the Elephant
feed stable. See his ad. in another
column.
Surveyor General Jones is a mem
Der OF the Executive Committee OF
tho Irrigation Congress.
Up to and including October 18th,
there havo been 17,4o5,446 paid ad-
missions to the Worlds Fair.
Tho INDEPENDENT regrets to learn
OF the severe illness Of Mrs. George
Grant aud her youngest child.
DR.. Henderson went TO Cariin on a
light engine last Thursday night, in
% minutes. AS tho d:stauoo 10 %
miles, no time was lost. S.
l.. b. English, convicted OF man.
slaughter for the killing OF Cady at
Fort McDermitt last winter, has been
granted n new trial by Judge Cheuey.
Henry w. Scott, Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court of Oklahoma,
is believed to be the youngest Judge
in the country. He is only % years
old.
A western editor, In answer 10 q
complaint OF a patron that he did not
give news enough, advised him, when
news was scarce, TO read the Bible,
which, he had 10 doubt, would De
news TO him.-Tid Bits.
A little Roxbury girl says she's not
going TO be 40 old maid, for, says she
when q nice little grown-up bow
comes 70 ask me 10 get married, Ill
be 30 happy l won't wait to run down
stairs to meet him; III just slide
down the banisters. "~Boston Cou-
Ter.
Two soldiers lay under their blan-
kets looking up at tho stars, Says
Jack: "What made you go into the
army Toni" well, replied Tom
Il had no wife, and I loved war,
Jack; 30 l went. What mad. you
go?" well" returned Jack, II had a
wife, and loved pc ace, Tom. SO
won't"