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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
THE Big DEAL.
N.he New Haven Road Officially
Confirms II.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Th' Time for 0enials Has Passed
and the Deed is Acknowledged.
FACTS ABOUT BOTH ROADS.

The Consolidated Looked About Among
the Several Lines with New York
Connections and Finally Decided to
Allow the Old CoIoly Plum To Fall
Into It's Hat, Which IL Courteously
Extended Within Reach of President
Choate
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08

~ P"i' - euo ueei 70 CHrIieu through
on the basis announced, OF ten shares of
the OLD Colony for nine OF the New York
and New Haven. it Will require S13, 500 600
Of new stock by the latter, having only
e. 092. 900 margin for future issues
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
Now Ready!
Press Of Rhode Island"
Price SOC.

(By mail. 90 cents.) In response to the
demand few extra copies OF this ele-
of Rhode Island journalism, issued by
the Providence Press Club, have been
printed and are now ready for delivery
at their actual cost TO the club tine actual
cost OF production was about one dollar a
copy. May be secured at NEWS office.
II. Rowland, care II. w. Ladd Co. Provi-
dence. IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
For Adml..Ion. 10 The nar.

The examination OF candidates for adj
mission to the bar began at the court
house this morning aud will continue
probably for two or three days The ex-
aninations are being conducted by Ben
iamin w. Smith, stephen o. Edwards
aud Rathbun Gardner. There are bns
three candidates at this examlns,ion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
George n. Farmer.

Formerly with the $. G. jameson Co., announces
that be may he found at our new store corner
Westminster and Dorrance streets. on and after
the 18th inst. THos. r. PIERCE a Son
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08

turned To New Haven on Friday and
they had the Old Colony road ia their
pocket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08

Report of license commissioners OF Lin
coin and East Greenwich. Report of the
delegates to the convention of the Boys
and Girls Home Employment Associa-
tion." Report OF the state sealer of
weights and measures and the report OF
the state Board of Charities and Correc-
tions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
NOTES INSTEAD or CASH.

Western lines find they are locking up
100 much money In the cash guarantees
deposited with local ASSOCIATIONS. These
deposits are to be checked against in
case the depositing line is fined for break.
ing the agreement. 1t is now proposed
that the Western Passenger association
agreement be amended as follows, to
avoid the deposit OF cash:
AS pledge to faithfully carry ont this
agreement aud to facilitate lis operation,
each line member OF local association
agrees 10 have deposited with the secre.
t0ry. thereof the personal note Of the
local agent Of each company at the point
at which the local association exists;
said note to be accepted By the said Soc.
ret1ry of said local association as full
compliance with the requirements Of rtre
II. IL Is understood, however, that pen
alties shall be paid by the line against
which charge may be established without
disturbing the amount OF this deposit or
guarantee, and VI recourse is had TO with
drawing this note or guarantee. or any
portion thereof II shall be considered as
evidence of desire on the part of that line
TO withdraw from the agreement and be
treated accordingly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
A RUMoR DENIED.


DENVER Col, Aug. 1S.-It has been
learned here that New York paper has
circulated a report purporting TO come
from an ex-president of the Denver and
Rio Grande railroad to the effect that that
company would be in the hands of a
receiver inside of two weeks, The proph'
ecy Is based upon the comparison Of Au'
gust, 1892, earnings with this year
receipts. which show decrease OF several
hundred thousand dollars.
President u. r. jeffrey Of the Rio
Gande was seen and emplatienlly denied
that there was any probability Of re.
ceiyer being appointed, There has. of
course. been decrease this year in the
earnings, but when the fact that the
Knights Templar conclaye of Hast year
swelcd the receipts enormously Is con
sidered. il will be seen that the decrep'
nncy Is not as great as supposed. ! ne ne
roaj has no bond interest to pay until
November. II Is in good condition and
there is no reason for the runor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
rHE roRr woRrH AND DENVER



The statement Is made by the manipu-
lators of Union Pacific stock In Wall
street that the suit Of the Denver's stock
holders for receiver for the Denver.
Texas and Fort Worth road is without
sufficient merit to give 1t standing IN
the courts, and that every compact made
Nv the linton Pacific at the time of the
transfer Of stock has been faithfully car
ried out" That these statements are un-
true Is well known in Colorado They are
not however, known in the East, where
no doubt the Union Pacfe's side of the
story viii be received 60 the discTedit
of the plaintiffs in the suit.
The truth of the matter is that when
the transfer was made the Denver
Texas and Fort Worth road had It's
own shops, building was erected Tor
the offices of the company and oecupi-
cd by General Manager Meek and his
large force Of Euperintendents and clerks,
no road had standing in the railroad
y,orld as an Independent organization ana
through it the prestige Of Denver as
,hn commercial entrepot of the Rocky
mountain region was greatly augmented
While this independent organization
- maintained BY the Denver. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

a pleasant one. Conferences are now be-
ms held Win n vicr TO restoring ihe
trnflic relations at the time The Great
Northern cnnpleted its line to the Ia.
cife.
Tho I org.y;i,. aud Nashville has a.,a.f
thar ia ,c,r;sa,.,. ~, Included In ibat ~,
and from vehi,.,, vycsterr lines MIN mar,
honclsent 49, x, ,,,,.,,n,, rates. '''ANV
M. - ,i.,,,..,,i.. =,
Pea, f,'spey' u uins0vn ,tla, t"se', tne
s,sanix aud l,eh'gh Nanvy has been
s-pres,i.,,, x9sorha.s ~ ths oas,,, y.
10 Tho nos,tian -, sctins, general n's,,S,, a Nv,
OF lilo iehirh Vaiicv VI
M. s.-c s,,n Y-,
$40, , q, new S-'v,.VN tnivh de-
~ rcs,, ~ rr ier.e hanir W. put lns2 use al
III, u suysuhy Mi'nou, a'i ~, no' NV ,opci-
sns, y very oonhiVuio"s anu iahu-
~ ssnNoh
me thousands Of employees OF the Great
Northern railway system are wearing
,.9ng faces, President HI having ordered
S.s,n mnvrsn,uy payron cut iropn SVVV,VVo To
T',cV,VV''
a lak'ng elect August ID the rates on
nuur ana grain products from East st.
Louis TO New York. lake and rail route,
VIII be reduced from poe per 100 pounds
70 = lie, This applies 10 the Wabash
ana all Eastern lines having lake aud
thh routes.
There Is rumor aIoat that tho Santa
Fe. Missouri Pachc aud Rock Island arr.
about to enter into an nrreement h,
which all oily ticket agents In kansas
will be let ont and an ,itv tieIet oV;ss.,
discontinued m IL thought nv Tia M, II,
that the city tiekei erenis cnn he disc,r,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
LOcAL RAlLWAY MOVES

y. r. Woodward, the popular Texas
hnd Pacific conductor, who runs a pas
senger between this city aud Texarknna,
leaves this morning with lis wife Qnd
family for n visit to the modern Mecca,
Chicago,
Barney Fcgan Of the auditing depart
meat Of the Texas and Pacific at Dallas
was here yesterday calling on his bosom
filend, Colonel, Jake Hurn.
Colonel James Wilson, general agent of
the Chicago and Alton. made a "trip out
to Benbrook yesterday TO ship out some
cattle.
II. NJ. Jolly, travelling passenger agent
Of the East Tennessee, Nirginin and
Georgia, with Headquarters at Dallas,
was In the railroad center yesterday.
George w. beats, general foreman Of
the Texas and Pacific shops left ycstcr-
day for his ranch In Easlland county
where he viii rusticate for day or two.
d. Il. Kceler, general freight and pas,
scnger agent OF tho Fort Worth and
| Denver, will attend the meeting Of the
\ Southwestern Passenger association and
leaves for that purpose tonight.
vice-Prcsident Hoycy Of the Rock
| Island was here yesterday for y few
| hours, returning IN the evening TO Bowie.
ID. Martin, general superintendent OF
| the Pullman Palace Car company, IL
here from st, Louis consulting other
| Pullman officials.
j. j. Mnlaue, commercial agent Of the
| Santa Fc, returned yesterday from South
Texas.
l.. Trice, superintendent Of the eastern
division Of the Texne AMI Pacific, was
among the few visiting railroaders yes
tcrday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

aau rort Worth road the rniou pac,sc
MI ss,t ,nainialned an organization. with
me transfer occurred Mr. Tk'a, nsn
v1. Of Office and MI. Meek snrree,Ie,I Nm Nh,
III n enlarged powers, which emhrarci
- Nnoates Jurisdiction as division an
relnhifhucnt OF the Union Pacific A.
W same time the officers IN the mil.
"1u pnliulhg We're also changed 10 the
u,lloh depot, the large clerical forre ~
ahe Denrer Texas aud Fort Worth
s olu was discharged, the records trans
sttrel INTO the hands Of officials under
y ,h'i ..,, ir,m Omaha. and che existence OF
Wy IAhnandle route" as an independent
s.em was at au end. In retaining
A. NY, Nianager Meek the Union Paci-
~ haue Simply 2 preiense. and this was
may oONterated when the Omaha office
laue H. a. Duncan general superinten-
cent 10 succeed Mr. Meek.
n Inc compact entered into bv the Union
hlchc contemplated not only system
,,Hlepehdent OF the Omaha office. for the
pehrer, Texas and Fort Worth road. but
shops We're 10 bc=Vnrcts,i,A and nh b,-;-
ness OF whatever nature, ff.latinc 10 the
motive department was TO he TRANSACTED
W Denver. Not only has the Union Pa
cine not fulhlled us contract Ia this re-
spect, but II took the earliest opporunitv
70 closc up the shops and round houses Of
lne penyer, Texas aud Fort Worth road.
nhu make such other changes as made
iue VPyN,rauph OF the Denver. Texas and
Pacific, ~ 'ne phion
The Union Pacific Is on the yerra Of
bankruptcy. end the Denver stockholders
, are rght IN seeking 10 project their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
wII1 NAME coNNEcrIoNs.

As before stated the Rock Island Will
commence running its trlins into the
Union depot on Sunday next over the
JOINT track. In this connection a circu-
lar has been issued by the general nas-
senger department of the Texas and
Pacific:
Dallas. Aug. 17,-All coupon agents.
Commencing Aug. 20, the Chicago, Rock
Island and Texas railway will run pas
senger trains in and out of our Union
depot at Fort Worth.
iYe morning passenger train will reach
Fort Worth Union depot at 40 a. m,
and we will hold our No. . for the
connection until such time as we can
change our card aud schedule No. z late
enough 20 take up this connection. Their
syenina train will leave the Union depot
at $40 p. M. taking up all our con
nections. No through tickets sbo'ik be
sod Via this line until certificates re-
quired by the Texas state law have bes9
turnleleu YOU. ..x..... 1890, ,rr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
NORTHERN PACIFIC RECEIVER
SHIP.


Messrs. Miller. Noyes & Miller, Of
Milwaukee, Wis. attorneys for the
plaintiff, nave filed in the United
States eircuit court, petition for the
appointment Of receiver for the North.
ern Pacific Railway company. and Judge
jenkins appointed Henry c. Payne
Thomas +. Oakes of New York city,
York, and Henry G. Rouse as receivers.
Mr., Rouse Is president of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway; Mr.. Oakcs
is president of the Northern Pacific, and
Mr.. Payne is at the head Of the Willard
street railway system Of Milwaukee, and
has a national reputation in politics.
The bill sets forth that the plaintiff,
p. Il. Winston, is Il resident of the city
of Minneapolis, and other plaintiffs cid-
zens of the city of New York. AIessrs.
Winston, Prentice and Sheldon are stock
holders of the company, and the Far
mers' Loan and Trust company, trustee
for the holders Of the bonds issued under
the mortgage figuring in the suit. After
setting forth the organization of the COM
pany to operate railway and telegraph
lines, and the fact that it is the owner
OF large amount Of stock in corpora
lions owning branch railway and telc-
graph lines, the bill proceeds to name
the lines and give the mileage, capital
stock, debt statement. etc 1t then
names the lines leased by the company
and sets forth the fact that they are
all operated as n unit known as the
Northern Pacific system, which controls
also vast tracts of land and property in
various states.
The defendant company. 1t Is stated.
has its capital stock divided into shares
of 500 each, and II is alleged that
there are outstanding $40 ,0OO,OOO of
common and $36,OOO,O0O of preferred
stock, A list of mortgages and bonds
issued is given, showing CHAT the
funded or secured debt Of the defendant
amounts TO about the sum of Sl52'Sl3'-
500. which sum Is to be increased by the
Issue of additional trust notes amounting
TO 81 05O,O0O, upon which debt the annual
interest and sinking fund charges amount
to Sq,34G, 760. In addition. the company
has liabilities oh account of its branch
companies amounting TO Sl5.3i9,0O0 and
increasing its interest payments S9l3,'
440 a year.
The gross earnings Of the company
for the year ending June 80 1892 are
sta ed TO have been S3i. 100. 800. and its
operating expenses S30,465,O0S, leaving
a surplus of SS34,SSS. For the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1891. the. gross
earnings amounted 10 $50, S9o,sI1, and
the operating expenses to S3l. 430,O31.
leaving deficit of S54O,OG6 In these
figures are not included n loss of ST.
T0i in operating the Seattle. Lake Shore
and Eastern railroad, and a loss OF Sl7h,-
coo In operating the Chicago and North
ern Pacific terminals, which would make
the total deficit $9I2,1OI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
CONDENSED RAILROAD TINE
TABLE.

Geaving Time.)
Texas and pacifc-East-bound roo
a. M. 80 a. M. 10;35 a. M, 4:10 p.
NJ o'4o p. IN. West-bound: o:O5 a.
III.
:, Texas and Pacific, Transcontiuentol
nai,,nlsion-Leaye: S,45 n. m. Arriyei
Missouri, Kansas and Texas--North.
bound: No. Q arrives 1920 a. M. de-
parts lO;35a;- M, No 4 arrives T:25 D.
N; departs $50 p. M: No. Ia arrives
p;lO q. m, departs 9:95 a. M south
bound. No. l arrives $50 D. M. de-
parts 10 2. M; No. 3 arrives s a. M.
aeparts $50 a. m. No. 10 arrives T;55
p M, departs S:15 p m.
,dh,ooprt Worth and er-North.bound:
lu;3O a. m, 5:1J y. m.
Houston and Texas Central-South-
pound; SD m. G.10 p. m.
4: M; No. II, 4:l5 D. m. North.bound;
NO; :, S'15 D. IN; No. II, 0:15 a. m.
Cotton Belt route--East-bound: S:45
a. m. 0:05 y, m.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande-No. Q
p. m.
Rock Island rOute-Depot foot of
Fourth street. Leave $40 a. IN. Ar
rive 500 p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
RAILWAY DEAL FALLS THROUGH

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. 1S.-The
deal between the Cincinnati. Hamilton
and Dayton and the Indianapolis. De
catur and Western railroads Is postponed.
at least for the present, and there Is a
possibility that 1t may never be brought
about The intended purchasers claim
that they have made arrangements with
the New York bankers to take up the new
issue of bonds At the last moment they
We're notified that the bonds would not
be taken because OF the stringency In the
money market, and the purchasers could
not In consequence make the payment us
agreed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
supERINrENDENTs ooNFER.

n II. Martin. division superintendent
Of the Pullman Palace Car company,
whose headquarters are at 81. Louis
was here yesterday and held a conference
with district superintendent embraced
in his division. The matters discussed
were of no particular moment to the
general public, being matters relating TO
the workings and conveniences OF the
service. The meeting was held in The
office Of Mr.. Judges, ihe local superin-
tendent and those in attendance were
Galveston, ID. II. Martin, division super
intendent St. Louis, Il. n. Lemasted,
superintendent at III Paso, J, Il. Histham
superintendent at New Orleans and o.
s; Newell, superintendent at San Anto'
MO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

pRAKEs IND coUPLINGs.

The Union Pacific statement for June;
whole system shows s g5qs; 7o sern si s p
0s5,72O; decrease. S5IS,4YI. For SIX
S7s4, l63; net, SS.517, BOZ decrease, $685.
aga.
Western lines have Withdrawn their
boycott against the Mobile and Ohio.
Superintendent Miller has been appoint
ed receiver for the Hutchinson and South
crn.
President Cakes denies IN the most
rcsitive terms that there Is any danger
X a receiver for the Northern Pnclfe-
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie ha. ~
fered free transportation 10 those Of its
a,nnloyes wishing 10 visit the Worlds
fair.
The proposition to sell hoipe-seehers
excrrsien tickets from traHsuiissouri ter
ritory one day later than. from other ter
ritory has been negauved.
The prospect Of unrestrieied competi.
tinn between the Great Northern and
rdlladian Paclhr. when the latter com
pietos is Moose Jaw extenniaa. was not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

,r-o :, 1tF \, tf.,... -
~ In $50 the lion, w ~ teaM ~, ".
Washington, now NV ,,nl, srtn,ire
co,ninenc cvLnin,l,ssi ,i,siIo {ga sanrnnce
policy with the lgqnrIhpssn d ~ ~ WV
5 s99gle'y Gr NE o onnsS ~ Tontine berio1
and Mr.. Neazey y 70 Wen shusneu VIII
mat ne has oeclnsg ana y ca,',l Ma i5a
dividend VI ~ per wv sa,na o,,n,,aI , w.,
policy By PAYING tne Az sn',,aI divId md
MUM as before. less , ,,a,es s,ar
which he VIII rscsN ~ ,J,aica a, o,h.r
M. Neazsy mo ~ For cxa,nnie no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
INTENSE PAIN PROMPTLY
ItELlEyED.

woodland. Northampton Co, n. @.
received a sample bottle Of Chnmber'
laiu's Collie, Cholera aud DiarrhOea
Remedy. 1 gave Dr. Brown. ID. ID. r.. (,
a dOss and he did not have any more
trouble. The same bottle cured two more
cases All these eases were suffering
with intense pain. This medicine gave
them relief almost Instantly
q. H.. GRIFFIN.
Ior sale by n. T. Grammer and J.. r.
Nicks a Co, Drugrisis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
NARY.

ieht , ~ dec decision OF the state super
|ssooi : punlic Instruction of Texas
hess NM, ',rva.anlnlary, Anchorage, Ky,
tlite, Fp pfleu rs an institution whose
Fecelve w three years experience,
h yalna IL certificates as teachers.
"a wv NJ ny, mus given to Bellewood's
|ionihernV ~ OF The most advanced of
viii M , d In Its educational sys-
|eh To n, fonot bring many earnest
Y u's honorcd school
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
1cE cREAM ANp oANpIEs

q. d. Mateof's ice cream pnrlor, 30I
Houston stfgai, j. 4 popular rceoft. Fam
~ orders for ice cream aiicited; also the
lest assorimeng Of candies Ia the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

A curious tree erogth has been noticed
IN Key West. Fla. The date. palm IL
growing from the hollow 81 an indian hg
ported BY he ro0tlets Of the hg tres.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

s,,, i believed to be the first open.
iiely h llior a statue in aluminium
o'en made in London.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

~ md a , Procession was recently at
\. i 'wed by hornets at Plain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

lIaI1 ' ssls s'n years old Belle Of Nelson
-s.u oFer the Mansion bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

coral Islands are never more than ten
or twelve feet above he ssirfneA-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
THE RAILROAD WORLD.
NORTHERN pAo. REcEvERsHIp

And a Statement of the oompany's
Finances--superintendents Meet.
WIN Make connection-Local and
Personal Mention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

II appears that the camel does q
great deal Of harm In Egypt. By eating
the trees a. they are growing up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
LETTER
FROM ONE OF THE INTERSTATE
COMMERCE. COMMISSIONERS.

who Regrets That He Did Not Take
All His Assurance ON the Toniine
pIan-A Return of All Premiums
Paid, with Interest.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-25
Pics and Tarts.

All tarts are pies, though all pies are
not tarts Pastry is generic term fo1
all culinary preparations that are served
on layers or IN cases, opened or closed,
OF farinaceous paste. and pie is the
contraction OF this generic term. Tart,
though. IS paste twisted -torta-into
fancy shapes. A pie, open or closed,
may be called tart when any porto 4,
of its paste has been twisted or fanci
fully manipulated by the maker. s.
that pies may consist of flesh or fish an
yet be tarts, and tarts may be of frui
and yet be pies.-Notes and Queries.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-25
..14<.t. s.s.

LAS niue =; ..;.,, I: - tie :. 5
Of the Alnet-~,~I e.,.3s. sid Co.a--4,.7s
G. Everett DIT the Lin s,oIi. I nag : t.
anything disagreed bic ABOUT him / /
often wondered where Il crow s1.3
wonderful vision and power OF Sc
danger. They are t.--,eT bi1..ls, 2lv--... =
looking doyve = enc with al y;
eye that Joeas no frien -
res -4e(l WIZ ,,wfUl.Id cz-.i i-lJ4.li.r-.> !.
these birds I've r.. i 3, Eel exec :.
type Of tl2o1a, l--e r-.5t.i OF Indie vi !
| Travelled IL lnt.ia t2rre yv.-. /. 3.
made many journeys 81 l.,.c.1 t;:li.-.. :
through long, dreary sections OF terri
tory. It was then th& perceived their
wisdom.
''On more than one occasion our little
party was followed for hours aad DAYS
by ravens, hungry swarm that kept a
certain distance, but never lost 81 3ht Of
US. began to wonder why we were
Swallowed by these hungry birds. Some
Of the natives said that they were watch
ing for some OF us to fall by the wayside.
AS an experiment | shot dog and left il
lying. These miserable vultuTes at
tackled it at once, within stones throw
of us. [ should wonder little but that
the American crow has the same tend
encies and only waits a scarcity Of
grain to show them. st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-25
ODDS AND ENDS.
Gum camphor keeps off moths.

Gum camphor keeps off moths.
Amusement to children is like rain to
lowers.
Wholesome recreation conquers evil
thoughts.
If you are getting weakened. take a
look at Elijah.
The coming man will fly when the
coming broom is after him.
Fortune does not change men: it only
unmasks them.-Riccoboni.
Host people are willing to do away
l.ith vices-of other people.
The first silver coin was made by Phi
ion, king u -.rsos, $50 B. @.
IL 1860 va made the first voltaic
lie Isl i zinc and silver.
1c1 ais lose your bathing shoe
just %. zen tread On the clamshell.
If al o.. wishes could be gratifed,
every bo..-..,sss;s' would be Il pasha.
In the Ll.itish kingdom some 90 square
miles of land are devoted to burial pur-
poses.
There are times when one feels that in
ventors, like immigrants. should be re-
stricted.
If Spenser We're the prince of poets in
his own age, Shakespeare was the prince
of poets of all time.
A grumbler who has lived to be So
years old has decided that it's l..rjl
worth while after ALL
Moliere was the son of an upholsterar.
who tried in vain 80 teach him the ruCi-
ments of the business
In Germany married men wear wed
ding rings, custom which many writer's
have advocated in this country.
Persons who suffer from go.. OF
rheumatism seem most liable to b.. -
fects from eating HOLSTERS or crabs.
People of sense manage to dress witt
out going to extremes in citaer tle.(..-c..-
ton of too little or too nc-cl BLACK
Cassius fell by his own dagger ::ftc.'
the battle of Philippi, the same da.-e
it is said. with which he stabbed &
A silver sroon whic,l was lost ~ -
ace Woodward of Dayull. Con-. VS.
now so years Of age, when he Y
years old has been restored to i =
claims. 1t was found at tie bottom y I.
well which was cleaned out