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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26
The ouakers' Annual Picnic.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Aug. 26.-The annual picnic of the Society of Friends was held at Wardelrs grove, Clintondale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26
Pool >cIIrr. Arrcste,l.

SPRINGFIRLD. Mass, Aug. 1.-The pool sellers were Arrested yesterday for the first SiRs h 70 years At Ham pdsu PRtR,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26
The CoIored Baptist., Convention,

CARLISLE, Pa, Aug. 26.-The sessions of the colored Baptists' convention are being largely attended.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26

 Paid
 In Full.

knocks at school and during vaca- ton.
 A heavy run was also made on our hobby neckwear and under wear, but we have enough for all, and can stand the run.
 Full value for a silver dollar is appreciated nowadays, and that's the reason things are coming our way.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26
KAYAKS
 Famous Boston 99C Store,

There are the goods and right there in her pocket is the money saved. That's why she comes again. That's why the sales grow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26
The JubiIee's Crew Strike,

BOSTON, Aug. 26.-The crew of the yacht Jubilee left because of dissstisfsstian ~ith tAe aAls,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26
The Good Work
 Still Goes Ol.

And there is no disputing of a bargain when a woman has S10 worth of goods in her home at an outlay of s4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26

We beg leave to ask the public not to allow anyone to deceive you by making the statement that we are not selling out. This is Positi- vely Bona Eide sale, and every dollars worth of goods will be sold regardless of cost. We still have a large stock of Tinware and Crock cry to select from, and it will pay you to buy them now and put them away for later use.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26
License Application.

Town clerks office, Waterbury. Conn. August 2G, 1893. This is to certify that Eugene E. Brennan has filed an application to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors at 151 Charles street, in said town, and is endorsed by Thomas Grimes, Der nard Riley, Jerry Dubuque, Thos Brennan, D. David, electors and taxpayers n said town.
 JAMES J. MADDEN. Town Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26
WE CAN STAND THE RUN !

You may not have noticed it but it is a fact that there has been steady and quiet runIon our store for some time past. That we have stood the run shows upon what solid basis our establishment rests. The biggest part of the run has been on those Summer Suitings which are heavy enough for fall wear, but are comfortable for sum- mer. We guarantee stylish tit every time.
 There has also been quite a run
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26
MIR. HILLS PLAIN TALK.
The New York Senator's Speech
 Causes a Sensation.
HE CRITICISED THE PRESIDENT,

He Will Vote For the Wilson Repeal BiIl, but Not From Any Hope of Patronage, He Says-FIve Minute Speeches In the House.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26

on our BoysSuits, We notice these suits are great fla vorites with par ents, because they
 n e CT rip and
 stand the hardest
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-26

Nothing sensational transpired in the house. Aside from the speeches delivered by Messrs. Burrows and Springer, there was none that commanded the attention of the members, and indeed these two speeches were not listened to with the in terest they deserved.
 The day was a day of calm-the pre- cursor of the storm that will come today. A large number of members addressed the house. but for the greater part they wasted their eloquence on empty benches.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
tFRoN THURSDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.

KnoI Crane. OF South Fork, was In
town to-day.
Chris. Baumbach leaves for tho
Worlds Fair tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawley went cut to
their ranch yesterday.
Ed. Keyser is opening q cigar. gro
Gerry and fruit store, in Muller's corner.
w. r. Hit, w. J. Urtcn and Fred
Wilson arrived from San Francisco
last night.
Ths attention OF tho Ladies' Aid
Society il directed TO q notice else
whore 10 this issue.
Mrs. +. Garlic wa brought to
Elko yesterday afternoon md i. rest.
ing comfortably to day.
Joo Hennen, p. e. Voro and John
Yoroll will ship three car loads OF
horses 10 New York this evening.
z. G. Morrison, OF Eureka, passed
through last night on route to the
Worlds Fair to tako charge OF his
tino cabinet OF oros which will hsvoa
place in tho Nevada exhibit.
Most Of our space 10 taken up to-.
day by a bulletin on the nipple worm,
by Prot. Hillmnn, OF tho Agricultural
Experiment Station Of tho State Uni.
vcrsity. We give il space in tho hopo
that 1t will benefit tho fruit growers
Of Elko county.
s. +. Post:-That great and good
man, Foraker, Of Ohio, ex.caudidate
for ovory o(lco that has q salary ut
taohmont, has boon informed in a
most violent and offensive manner
that no docs not toll tho truth, and
the country 10 waiting IN hear that
rotort that long since mado him IA.
nous, "You don't neither" When
Governor Foraker sought tho nomi.
uation for President BONO years ago
and learned that his search was vain,
he conaoled himself by saying, II
would bsve got It II tho boys had
thought II Was good enough for mo-"
And now = plain, plebeiSn person
calls him a common, ordinary liar.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
Mall Car Bnrncd.

Lust evening ut about 7 o'clock no
the east.bound passSngor train; which
arrived hero this morning, pnilcd In
on tho Teal siding, n short distance
east Of Benecia to allow tho: Oregon
express train to pass, the engineer
noticed au unusual amount OF smoke
iHsuing tom tho hoad mail chr. and
on investigation IL wnp found that tho
car was oil nblazo inside. There DO.
ing no wator ia tho vicinity tho burn:
ing CDR was detached from tho train
and run In on tho main track whcro
IL wus loft to consume itself.
II 10 not known how tho fro origi.
nntod for tho clork In charge OF tho
chr was eating his dinner in tho din.
Ing car Mt tho tilno THO accident oc.
cured. II was impossible 20 snvo
any OF tho mail, which, however, 10
eaId TO have oonaisted mostly OF pa.
pern, M tho greater pnrt Of tho lcttors
hro stored ia the rear cdr. This Ia
Tho third mail o that has boon
burned between San Frhncisco and
pgdon within n yene, .oho having been
burned ut Blue Crook, Utah, and tho
o'her nehr Wolls, Nevada Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
The Fall Of q Judge.

The California papers are devoting
a good deal OF space to the fall Of
Judge Hudson. Ae was an. attorney
in the Hastings divorce case and col
lected fees on both sides OF the case.
The exposure of tho nefarious prac-
tice Of Hudson Is n shock to the
community. Yet, why does 1t shock
anybody; courts, lawyers ind judges
are getting to be very corrupt. and
only occasionally is n found. out.
The offense OF collecting tees on both
sides Of case is not n new thing Ivy
any Many lawyers do it, and
some think it the correct thing.-Car-
son Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
(FRoM WEDNESDAY S DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.

Elko is rather dull.
The weather ia cold and Disagree
able.
The postal clerks on the G. P. need
a good shaking up.
The Governor Monday appointed
w. B. ScatterGood as Commissioners Of
Deeds; to reside 10 Michigan.
Tho Journal says that Senator
Stewart and wife are expected to ar
rive in Reno about tho Oath,
il. Poor, an old resident OF Reno
died Mouduy night. He was the
father OF Mrs. G. G. Powning and
Mrs. Frank Bell.
Gazette:-The trout aud liar SO lson
has put in its appearance, but 60 far
a good many more liars have been
caught than trout.
A man should not imagine because
girl OF sixteen laughs ut his Jokes
that he is witt girl Of sixteen laughs
because she is sixteen.
Don't grumble at the weather;
Come, let's philo sophie
The longer Winter fingers
The later aro the flies"
The plustcrers OF Buffalo struck
yesterday for IN Increase OF wages.
Work was stopped on nearly every
building under construction.
The New Fra says an effort is being
made to establish n Catholic church
in Lovelock. Ground has already
been offered for the purpose.
The entertainment ut Freeman
Hall last night was wolf ATTENDED.
Some OF the Rotations were good
while others were below-the standard.
State Superintendent Of Public In.
struction Orvis Ring states there
will be no election OF school trustees
this year, per the law paesed by the
last Legislature.
Ihe New YORK N says the ad-
dItional tax paid by consumers OF tin
plato in this country since the Nc
Kinley bill won't into effect because
CT the increase Of duty. exceeds 3d..
100000.
While in Carson last Saturday We
visited the State Prison and ionnd
everything in frat class shLpe. War.
den Bell and Deputy Goo. Brown
have our thanks for courtesies e1.
tended.
Secretary Hoke Smith holds strong
ly TO the opinion that the granting o.
permits to cut large bodies OF timber
in the West is against public interest.
It Is nbout time this spsciss OF van.
dalism was stopped. -"
The Now Err says there is n ripple
OF excitement in American canyon in
tho Humboldt range caused by the
discovery OF placer diggiDgs by Scott
and IIendrickson. who are cleaning
up from $40 to $40 a day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23

r. p. HamiIl, Of Wells. is in ,owr
to-day.
Mira. j. c. Crombio returned &c
Mineral Hill yesterday.
Dr.. G. T.. Moore, tho dentist, weut
up to Wells this morning.
There will be q gauIo OF base bail at
the grounds tomorrow, commencing
Mt LOO.
Hon. Geo. Russell and lis daugh-
ters Misses Ida aud Ruth, will leave
in n few days for Chicago.
Ed. Keyser is fixing up tho Muller
corI'er for n store and will open up
MS soon ms his stock arrives.
A woman gayo birth to n child in
the Mormon temple at Salt Lake
City during tho dedicatory cero.
monies.
There was q rabbit drive near
Franklin county, California, u few
days ngo at which 1900 Ct the pests
were killed.
Walter Elmore, who got his hand
Liashed between n couple OF cara and
has been laying off for the past two
months. left this morning for Ogden
70 report for duty.
Fred Gleason. son OF w. II. Glca-
son, was injured this morning by n
horse falling on him. IIo was con-
veyea 10 his fathers residence and at
last accounts wRs resting easily.
A Michigan wo nan recently re-
celyed in change II silver quarter OF
1927. Sho didn't take il ut first but
finally accepted it, and next day sold
it to q collector for $50.
Since work has commenced on tho
Worlds fair grounds in Chicago, ten
men havo been killed outright, eight
have died from wounds received
while in service and Gl0 have been
injured.
a British scientist recently stated
that II n man weighing 40 pounds
wac placed under n hydraulic prcsa
and squeezed fat tho result would he
l0j pounds OF water and t%hirLy-tive
pounds Of dry residue.
Suited Him -"There is n thing I
hto about tho religion that this lcro
Sam Jones dishes up" said tho mnn
with red clay on his boots and hay
s1od in his board. at don't interfere
mono with tho language a icllcr uscs
whom hos n driviu' mules."-Indian
apolis journal.
Spring has arrived and with IL
comos tho usual number OF tramps.
II would bo we'll for u citizens 10
keep n sharp lookout on their houses
and prosperity as II lawlcss, dissoluts
gang OF tho "knights of tho road" is
vending ito way eastward. nnu tho
papers In tho wcstorn part Of tho
State contnin pumerous accounts OF
petty ihefts committed by this ele.
mont.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
(FRoM TuEspAY's DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.
Bar silver was 81 yesterd,v

Bar silver was 80 yesterday.
j. j. Baird, OF Eureka, is in town
today.
John Dennis and editor Nixon arc
having n lively tilt. Keep your
tempers, gentlemen.
DR.. Jos. Henderson went out to
North Fork to-day to sec Mrs. GARLIC
who is reported worse.
Tho boiler makers, pattern.makers
blncksmiths and molders in the shops
all along tire liuo Of the Unicn Pacific
system struck ut noon yesterday.
Mrs. Jos. Miller, OF Austin, arrived
from tho East on No. 4 to-day and
stopped ovor to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawley. She will leave for her home
tonight.
An order for one and a quarter
million OF dollars in gold engaged for
export TO day, reduces the free gold
i'll tho United States treasury to
S50O,UUO.
Binghamton Leader:--The country
minister has no respect for prize
fighters, but he signs when he roads
OF the sums they realize from their
pound parties.
A fire in the eagebrush west OF
town. near Mr.. T~riplett's corral,
caused n little excitement this after
noon. It was easily put out with q
few buckets OF water.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
THE APPLE WORM.
4 Brief Account in the Interest Of
Nevada Apple Growers.

Newspaper Bulletin No. ~
This is tho worst insect pest in Ne
vada ut tho present time. It's prevail.
ence and the limits Of its distribution
have increased wonderfully withir the
past fow years. While some orchards
are slightly affected others are most
thoroughly stocked. The latter con
dition will be common 10 all in the
near future. This insect. the mature
form Of which is known as tho codling
moth, originally came from Europe,
was brought into California about
twenty years ago and probably came
into Nevada from our neighbor State.
No exclusion net will have u effect
in a case OF this kind. ExlstiuR con-
ditions must bc met and the apple
crop saved rom ruin by intelligent
individual effort.
THE NATURAL HISTORY
Or habits OF this insect should DO
understood 10 mako evident tho roa-
sons for the lines OF treatment COM
monty employed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23

80 1VNh'oh W hppio oNlO"NuR "OIA VI
tho lnrva OF tho Cooling Moth.
B.-OJdling Moth.
Cocoon OF tho samo.
Tho worn" 40 familiar TO all 10 pro.
ducod from nm egg deposited upon the
apple by a small moth. This parent
ID capable Of laying from 90 to 100
eggs, and in almost all cascs but a
single ono is placed upon IN apple.
In this process n rough place 10 pro.
ferrcd, consequently tho eggs OF tho
tirst brood tof which later there nro
two or possibly threo zach season) arc
placed Mt tho elbow" end OF tho form.
ing apple. This occurs at tho tilno
the blossoms fall or 5000 inter.
THO manner and time OF c~gg-layiug
arc worry uniform habits with this in
sect md are nll.importaut in tho con-
sidcra,ion OF remedies.
In tho curse OF n wosk tho sgg
hntchcs and tho young worm At onco
bpgins 10 gnaw towards the core Of
tho apple. Tho worm attains it's
growth whilo in tho fruit; theu leaves
! il TO form tho pupa. Much wormy
fruit will have fallon by this time, but
in my case the worm seeks somo pro.
tccling crcvics in which to pass the
pupn state. Mono bcttsr 10 afforded
than tho spaces between tho young
bark md tho old scales. Here cocoous
may DO found in great numbers.
Throo or four wccks arc spent by
tho worm in the fruit and two weeks
Al lenst 10 tho pupn, which remains
surrounded by tho white silken co.
coon. by tho middle OF Juno, or pos.
sibly before, a second brood OF moths
appear. by July lat those hnvo vis
itcd tho apples and ~depouited eggs
for q third brood. The rough skin Of
tho fruit and the stom cavity now
offer suitable places for the deposition
OF cggs, and horo thcy nre often
placed. Tho history OF this blood
mny differ from that Of tho othor 10
this. that some OF tho moths may np.
pcnr in August but most OF Thorn 70.
main in pupas alternating in this
form to appear tho following May.
%REaEDiEa.
the question Tow srissu, "Iu which
OF tho s,ngcs, namely. tho egg, the
cocoon, or tho moth may wo attack
this post and DO reasonably sure Of
succossl" Tho moths aro almost novor
soon, SO there 10 nothing TO hopo for
hero. Many oocoons AFRO found under
soalos et bnrk. rheso uisy = DO do.
stroyod and tho e~gg.laying OF many
moths prevented. The worms busily
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
Mrs. w. S. Van Dreileu.

Mrs. w. s. Van Droilen, whose
death in Ogden We mentioned last
week, deserves moro than . passing
notice, Sho was the daughter OF
William and Mary Stanfisld and wns
born in Belle Fontnine, Ohio, Octo.
Dor %, 1925. Her parents removed
from tho place OF her birth to South
Bend, Indiana, and aitor q residence
thero OF q few years made tho trip
across tho plains to Ca'iiornia'in 1850.
juno Is, 1857, sho wns married In
fuba county, Cal, 10 W. s! Van
Droilon who died March Q, 1880 at
Antwerp, Belgium, whilc on n trip 10
the land Of his birth. In 1869 she
camo 10 Elko with her husband and
family, and resided hore tifi Merch
18th o. this yoar wbor sho was tnkon
to Ogden for treatment for gangfene,
where sho died on tho morning OF The
18th OF this month. surrounded by
her children.
Mrs. Van Dreilen was q member OF
tho Eastern Star Lodge, T.. & A. NJ,
Elko, during it's existence and her
funeral WAS attended by a largo delo.
CATION OF members OF that Order,
who. with a largo Of sympa.
thiring friends, followed her remains
TO their last resting place In Mountain
Wow cemetery, Ogden.
Mrs. Van Droilen was ono Of tho
first organizers OF tho EIko Sunday
School and. though = Methodist In
belief. sho was always roady 70 work
in her Masters vineyard, and no
church creed narrowed her fold OF
Of labor. Sho was charitable and
kind sad during her residence hore
OF nearly a quarter OF a century. held
the respect and esteem Of all who
know her.
The deceased Leaves two sons,
Thomas and Harry, and two married
daughters, Mrs. ]. W. Thompson aud
Mrs. Jas. s. Stsuts 70 mourn bcr loss.
Tho IsDIrESDrSr extends its Sin.
ccro sympathics 10 Thorn and points
Thorn for consolation 10 the glorious
example Of their motbor's life md the
light that shines from beyond tho
grave.
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-
apples are beyond attack. Their de,
struction now mean the destruction
Ut tho fruit wo would save. The cscs
arc too minute tn be s.ught out and
destroyed ven veto such a step
practicable.
But tho young worm takes for its
tirst meal n small part Of the outside
OF tho apple. Let the surface OF the
fruit be thoroughly poisoned and the
desired end il gained. The worm is
killed before it enters the fruit.
Thus We have two lines Of treut-
ment which may DO followed. The
worm may he killed in it's iouipiency,
or utter it's work CT destruction 10
over aud it is sleeping in its .silken
cocoon. The reader will note the nd.
vantnges OF one method over those
OF tho other.
AT this season many cocoons may
DO destroyed by %scraping tho rough
bark from the trunks Of the trees and
clearing all refuse frnm under tho
trees. Lot oil this DO burned. Bands
OF cloth may DO placed about tho
trunks Il. foot or moro above the
ground. The worms will resort TO
tho folds of these. BY juno LIST these
may DO dipped in hot water mud ngain
placed about the trees, the process to
DO repeated ut intervals later. Thus
your own and your neighbours fruit is
being protected from many future
moths which you destroy in the CO.
coon. However this is only after
your " fruit has been injured.
POISONING
Is accomplished by spraying on tho
frnit other Of the arsenal p~oisons,
London purple or Paris green. These
are used IN water mixture Obey will
not dissolve and form II solution) one
pound OF Lsndon purple TO 200 gal
Ions Of water, or ono pound OF Paris
green TO go gallons Of water. Dur
ing the application process these
mixtures must bo kept woll ayitated,
otherwise tho first used is too weak
and the last too strong. Tho tendency
Of these compounds is to destroy fol-
iaSe, causing it 70 turn brown and
fall. This must not be permitted to
occur to any great extent:
As 10 danger 10 use of these poisons
there is absolutely none Tho winds,
possible rains, and especially tho
change in the skin OF fruit, remove
every trace Of poison by the time the
fruit Is rlpe. Repeated chemical
analysis have demonstrated that the
amount OF poisons adhering to tho
fruit is perfectly harmless.
The first spraying should DO done
at the time tho blossoms arc falling.
This is in time 10 catch the first eggs
and sufficiently late to save the beo,
from poisoning. A second application
ten days after tho first should result
in saving almost all OF tho fruit.
SPRAYING APPARATUS.
The essentials here are: Firstly, q
force pump that will throw q contin-
uous stream, which, il unobstructod -,
will extend far above the tree-tops.
Secondly, = nozzle, which, without
destroying tho force OF tho pump, TO-
solves tho stream into n Emo mist that
will penetrate every hidden nook Of
the tree. Thirdly, these two are to
be connected by n light hose long
enough to permit tho Dorzlo being
held by OF q light polo among
tho branches. The foregoing. state.
nents relative to tho theory OF this
treatment show tho necessity OF thor
ough work performed at the right
timo.
F. II. HILLuAS,
Agricultural experiment station. Reno
Nov, April Is. 1893.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
Successful Applicants.

The following applicants at the re-
cent examination made the necessary
per cent. aud second grade certificates
will be issued to them rs soon as
County Superintendent Patterson re-
coives the necessary blanks: -
Hannah johnson, Mamie Russell,
Nettie Armstrong, Ida Philips, Dora
Sheetau, JOSH Campbell, Lizzie Will
k?rson, Maggie Jack, Emma Tre-
mewan, Geo. Bruce and Willie Rigs
nv
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
Liver Complaint Bniousncss

The chief eymptoma OF thio disease
arc dtprossi"n Of spirite, foul contod
tongue, bad tasting mouth, disagree.
Ablo breath, dry skin with bl0t.hes
and etuptions, sallow complexion and
yellow eycs, tirod aching shoulders,
dull pain In right aide, faintness, diz.
ziness mud irregular bowels. This
complaint in all OF its forms can be
rendIly cured by taking DIR. Gums
Improved Liver Pills as directed, aud
4 lingering spell OF sickness will oiton
DO watdcd, OH by thoir use. Sold nj
% ets a boz 9y i, +, Muller, drussIot,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
Administr ,tcr's Sale.

On Saturday, May 18th, at 2 o.
clock p. n. at tho door of tho Court
house in tho Town OF Elko, Elko
county, Nevada, I will sell at auction
70 tho highest bidder for cash tho
Steve Dakin ranch in Lamoillo Val
ley. -.
y l.. q. MORGAN,
Administrator.
.Sl9lko, Nov, April 10, 1893. 42ltd
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Grafton, Pa. Aug. %, 1891,
Norman Lichty Esq. Des Moines,I Iowa
DEAR SIE-Your Krause's Headache
Capsules are GOOD sellers and do tho
work every time. Yours Truly,
GEORGE HARDY.
For sale by F. +. Muller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
Jacks For Sale.


Tho undersigned havo for saIe elk
young Jacks, from two to six years
old, black, with mealy points. large,
smooth fiat bono, long bony hoads,
long tapering eare, and areguarantoed
TO DO good breeders. They were
raisod from imported stock. Pricos
range from s450 10 $1,000. For par.
tioulnrs, apply to
j. G. FORD 4 Co,
2l.dhw1D Eureka, Nsv.
Notice.
Tho Board Of County Commission
ers Mt their Inst mcoting ordered that
tho public DO, and thoy arc horcby
notified that all bills for scalps TINT
may DO presented 10 tho Board from
and attor this date will DO positively
rejected.
r. u. BiLKsr,
Elko, March Q, 1893. Clork.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23

A Red Bluff woman, Mrs. Belle
Freely. is smashing cherished biblical
traditions to smithereens. She says
that the emblem for the Worlds Fair
Womans' Building should be an
apple and she adds: But for Eve the
men would DO to this day, I suppose,
idle. naked. and sunburned loaters,'
like Adam, no better than beasts, the
serpents and tho insects. But she
couragoously took the apple. rescued
tho world from sloth. Indifference and
stupidity, and lifted the human race
to a level a little lower than tho
angelo"