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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25
CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND VITAlIZER.

Quickly cures general and nervous debility
sptA@l ezh1ust' on. Eeuraethonia etc.
t1mpiateiy peris rtIy amt permanently rejuy.
snat NJ thu Vital Energies; decreasing nervous
rover. removing the ambition OF youth and the
souIags Of mAn0p I'd. Testoring to onfeeolad.
snerTatei, eEhaustod, deyitali7et, or oYerworked
rneh ami women Perfect constitutional p3wers.
ITS. e1traord!nt ry curative power manitests
it-olf almost iulmedi ttely it il taaen. On tbs
point the evidenc- OF t. $50 VINO have taken il 10
uniform and positive, They s.y they can /, 81
tn effect Of e'ery dose doing them good. 1t lie a
powerful ner We inYlg0rating tonic, IN parting ITS
restorative influence rough tho m.diun of tho
perVouB system to nrery organ and tissue IN tho
body. II makesb but | ttlo ditfe 8 lce whether the
constitutional ylsor fas boon undermined by
ecu'u disease, oyerwprk, or cert ain mi chievous
indiscI soon: or Whistler thu broken down con
az On : called BY one name o. other, so long 70
the" IL Ii rTous exhaustion, general or local
Weakness-s" long as suervatiou and debility ars
the tyre Of thg a1iment, tbs IL tho remedy
over ment;l or Ihysicai e%xsrtion, hardship.
ezp'eure h 3den drains. c,pr. % or who have
brought up"a@h %1lselves a sa-iAs of Affections 5y
htinornptiiE, or %"tfnlly yioiatina natures laws,
VII find in Ctt"n's Vitnlizer ami Nerve Iorlo
tn ienedy Il, their osrta.n relief. 1t speedily
relnoyes 81 eyIz enors of progressive physical
htforIoi alton. and restor. 8 tae enfes cd energies
'.%HEHEvGH iiihEhH IS .ny weak meas of tho
phyA.oel OF no & enersIes; confusion of ideas.
lack Of se!t confp-sncs, irritabii IF temper.
n.eL$nchoty, eowArdlco, weakness - the knees
atl hack. paIpitatisn Of tho heart, dragging pain
is tie mons, headache, irritation of he kidnrv5
an blad Ter: milky ur.ne. leraicious aud liH1.~
wabt"h, result M in a failure Of the ms nta, ~
physical powers, constituting an impe llInent to
aces 80 and uniting him or her for the duties
AMI resi-, rs Dlitles OF life, it is the remedy par
excellence,
single package will be sufficient to inaugur.
se the work OF regeneration, ard euro in many
gases But stubborn oases often require more. Ii
vii b ont postpaid. secured from observation.
or - % per package, or 6 packages for $500.
Aid aBB al orders to
CATION MILD. Co. Boston. Mass.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25
Keeping Il Turtle.

Turtles should be accommodated with
wet and dry places for choice. Two very
"cute' little turtles lived happily once in
the basin of a greenhouse fountain with a
rockwork mound on which to rest. They
recognized persons, fed from the fingers
end grew very tame. What boys call the
box turtle, really a land tortoise, will be
or at least appear quite contented if he is
"staked OUT in the yard in this way, u
hole carefully drilled in the edge of his
shell and a light cord a yard or two long
tied through ii, with the other end fastened
to a stake. The animal proceeds at once
to burrow a bono for himself and there he
will dwell in seeming satisfaction, while
his keeper can coax him out occasionally
by pulling gently on the cord to look at
him and see if he IL doing well.-Olire
Thorne Miller in Harper's Baaar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
L,ttce of Chief Qusr,ermaster, Department
Of DAKOTA Il Paul. Mimi. Aug /, 1898.
w LII r.ut SALS, in tuplicata, will DO
recei'fd At thls oiics. or at the follow ng named
posi- and 1T lla!ena, don't, until II o'clock n.
H. on sept. !, LAYS, and op0ued ii en-. for fnr-
A.silns aud delivery of suGl corn re- may he re-
SglEsf gGrlng tho fiscal year ending Juns 20,
ie'l, al rort. |ssinniboine. Custer. Keogh,, and
am isies. Forth Dakota: Forts Meade and
S"llj, eouth Dak"tn; Fort Smelling. Ninn.. and
f"Ft ! clio wstoua. Nyo. Ilank forms of pro-
poss,a with iul. Instructions to bidders. viii be-
furnished on application to this Office, or to the
qua tcsmesiers at the various points named
J,,ih Y. fOFEf, Quartermastsr, U. 5. Army,
Chief Quartermaster,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25
Dainty Splnshcrs.

In a summer cottage quite the effective
feature Of every bedroom was the wash
stand splasher. A wide piece Of cottage
drapery, shirred on a slender gilt rod and
suspended by white ribbon bands, formed
the background of the toilet stand, falling
to the floor and coming well out on both
sides. The protection of the delicate wall
paper was perfect, and the graceful banners
impaired an airy effect that added much to
the prettiness Of the rooms.-New York
Times.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25
A SUYe Cure for pflCs-

Itching piles are known by moisture like
perspiration. causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll IS bin j. bleed
ing or rrotruding, yield at once to DIR. Bo-
sanko's Pile Remedy. which acts di'eotly
on parss effected, absorbs tnmors, allays
itching and effects a permanent Gu e. 30 cts.
Drugpists or IN il. Circulars free. DR..
Bosnnhu, Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by H. NJ.
Parchcn & Co., Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25

Just before the roast is done pour into
the pan IN which it is cooking about a pin,
OF hot water. Remove the roast and turt
the gravy into q dish. When it is cold
there will be found a supply of pure, ricl
meat stock ready to flavor auces OF to i'm
prove cup stock.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25
Bueklea's AIn,es sslys

The Best saive in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Cores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve.
soyes, letter, Chappsd Hands. Chilblains,
CONS and all Skin Efuptions, aRd pogl-
tive!y cures Piles or no money rscuired, 1t
rs guaranteed 80 give perfec. Gasisss otion.
or money refunded. Price 20 csn.s %. Dor.
fos asls BY IL. ii. Parshen & ca
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25

Many bodily ills result from habi.ual
constipation. and a ftno constitution may
be weakened and ruined by simpls neglect.
There is no medicine. for regulating the
bowels and restoring a natural action 10 tbs
digestive organs, equal to Ayers Pills.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25
Funny Old Bus In Glasgow.

There is an omnibus ruaningin Glasgow
the wheels OF which are furnished with
pneumatic tires, which are protected from
injury by sharp tones or glass by canvas
and wire wove netting. There isno ioltinE
or jarrins, and the noise is reduced 70 T.
minimum.-Chicago Tribune.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25

French Tansy Tablets ar To- the relief
and cure of painful AMI irregular menses
and will remove all obst u~etions, no mat
ter what the cause. The only sure apd snfe
remedy on the mfrktt. Manufactured by
4. A%ugendre, Paris. Frfrce. 60 g. box and
for sale only by II. ~. Farchen l. Co, sole
agents, Helena. Ront.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25

Alaiafial md other atmospheric influences
are best counterncted by keeping the blood
rue and vigorous with Ayers S~nrsapRriIla.
A little caution in this respect may prevent
eriouH illness at this season. Aver's SR--
sapartlla Is the beat Gll-the-year-rouul
medicine il * Silence.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25

In the northern hemisphere all storms
reyoiye from right to left. In the southern
hemisphere they revolye from left 10 right.
Cyclonlc storms never form nearer tine
equator than the third parallel of latitude
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25
To Cream Butter,

Before creaming butter pour some hot
water into the creaming bowl. Then turn
1t out, dry and in a minute or two put IN
the butter. Add the sugar Il little att time,
stirring either with the hand or q wooden
spoon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25

Devils mountain, north of Montreal.
known to biologists as the Trembling
mountaiv, is gradually sinking into the
earth's crust, the trembling, quaking,
groans and noises reported being the result
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25

Halls Vegetable Siclhan Hair Remover
is Internationally the best preservstivo of
the hGir. Il Is also curative of dandrud,
letter and ail scalp affections.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-25
NEW And FAST PRESSES
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL TYPE

TO It's already fine plant, and
Is prepared to execute any
ordeJScom a Circus Poster to
a W0Gding Card. without de.
lay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
IN MIDWAY pLAIsAycE~ now PRoyoCNcED.

From The Chicago Record.
,inr. the opcnus Of the Fair Il has been nlaurr
IN observe with regret that the zane oi iha slln-
thoroilchflrc Wherein many nation, are r,pI',o,'
ba, becn regularly ard auda"iou~y nlspioho'"''"
ly , large proportion OF TN" general publc' -, ,,,,,
II ha, been charged That - -'lF ,i' w.
d. Midway Pla>ancc" the Park Commissioners III 80,
an unwarrancd Inclusion upon ipl'ieh l"'1"', ".
when 90. considers tn" irad"luh'y ol w w." ,ni
.,rnnt th, cr.mnacv OF "av"nu"' ana the p'".
.lJv III boulevard II j. not hard I" see VIVA
led ,hnnn Ia the choice. Tn" really woul CONSEQUENT
~ thnr selection j. BE- found In tn" weii.N NiTr
urnnunriatInn, wlith som" people CAV" u. !,
1Iunt,- H. conlmon: 20 l. "payznnc'' "lHNhhiu,rs,
,yiih the accent o. m" ultimate. Is tivorlt'' RE-
orentlv speaker doubtful of la, accuracy iliak'a
eS,rc'nin, contraction AMI clon of IN" word WIN
the widen, hope OF escaping observation ana -" =
The NOR. popular photographers oh"r i''ir nrlp
o,d II remains with the speaker 10 clloos" whether
he shall consider IN" word q, Engli-h- Is an op,r
irtr form Of the archaic English wurn Fta,HuH', =
or A. modern French. TN" ,Plmg oi vi" our
FnciI.h and the pr. cent Gallo form l. il"ni'ai II
r. /, old r .s-h II Is " play zanco. WIN Inc H'.''.
,,ci-ti.t ON the first syllable II II l. French u =
ni1yzouc. "a. n,nrly a. Il may be Indicated IN
r,eIish lct'.rSl with no accent nj nj! or but very
little nccon' on the hr,i sNllahlr :,
Iudctrc from the general u~ag" here II wonid ,'hl
mat the latter pronunciation i In" one d"'lr'u l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

NV remedy for this injustice would De 'he in'N'''
system of minority representation, ,o attention Of
Mr.. Browns sugec.lion wiz ' ,iii,I Constitution
the voter OF this STATE TO the iiliols n,nr and
II nrnvidos for fine election Of hfy-one Heiao I'M I'M
Of three members Of the House OF cipnc Of New.
corresponding 10 the A,Iemny Oh ~" onot" Districts
rho nrovi.,nn for minority representation IN Inc
Illinois Constitution is given below hall consist of
,hroc Ii,nrs tIc number Of the members OF 'hc -
and the term Of Office shan pf t., ,ch senatorial
Repre-. cn;ativcs shall be "r'''u !" cha ~c,r ~ nur
district ~ the general "l"cl'h III wv +, Iii
icrd a., and cycrv two yoar~ thereafter vi o ~,
elections Of Representative, aloI,ru ' ndIate as
voter cast n many Vo'Is .,cird or NAV di,-
,ri,it Tho zine or equal p,rtS thereof. amris !ne
candidate. - ne shall zee NJ nv wy
highest in votes shall lr' decni'u t,rrc or the Con.
voter in Illinois under ms i'lI". h vi ,.ntcs tr
s;itution has The privilege Of casting 1rr COW , ~,
one candidate or one and one nail NO''9 ~ .",
candidates If he chooNcS can '"I i,ot.d in cook
Comfy and rhc vote Of The county shows BOW unu'I
ms svs,em Of minority repre- cnialiol me- h'Pna,'
party Is enabled 10 gam n dr4mnc IN The couny In
iatOn. although in The minority III w ro"mty ,,ve
the election Of SO. for instance. ,ouh "''' H.
14aGo4 for Cleveland and IL "a ,r D M
risen bui nj the same time voters clc'l'h l'i'c
piihlIcans and sixteen Democrats as members OF 'l'
House OF RcprcS cnia'ivc,. There arc tn o'ia
In Cook County and tho minority parry tnn ~ rI,
cSlarc Or one third Of the r"prcSen'afi. III Wv
Isl senate District for instance all IN "'N ',u,
the vote was foow. william nmrN'' T rdG
william W. Whcclock. Republican, 2ol NllnHm, H.
Olson. Republican. 9.2o' =: William ~ 9n Iolf,d
Prohblnonlst 532 l. Thc, men declared 'i TI,,
were Hurkc OConnor and Wheclock. In nc Vim
senate District also in cook County. III" followin"
wa, the record CLAYTON +. Crafts Democrat; 81.
II Muir Republican. 2O.oS1 samuel H. HurS"n. FRO
hhiiionist. 2.5lS. Here two Republicans. IhirnAn
and Muir. ana Democrat. Crafts were dr'hrn
elected 1t would seem that the Illinois system il
worthy of examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
TIE STRENGTH or THE FRENCH ARMY

Tie uncertainties Of an international character
ACCOMPANYING the electoral campaign In Germany
Give more importance than ordinarily 20 olhcia!
statements relative I" the military strength nr
Furopcan nations. Speaking only Of France. the
war midget for 1894. which does not differ much from
,le budgets Of former years, contains Interesting IN
formation about the "cncctlfs' or number and clas,l
fcaton OF the French army
II would he composed in 1894 follows If the
mini,torial budget estimates arr accepted by the
Dcputlc, which Is most likely 10 occur: Military
STATS. 3G7s Officers and sol men; military schools.
200 officers and 2.713 men: "hors cadrcs" that l..
not attached 10 any regular organization but en-
moved I'm divers services. 27Of officers and hsG
men.
The infantry consists OF 1863 regiments Of the
line. forming total OF 1922 officers and oi7 G22
men. thirty battaons Of foot chaSscnrs, 0i2 officers
and 25.032 men four zouave regiments, 1856 officers
and l2e1s men, five bataIons Of light infantry
~ Africa ij5 officers and 1868 men: four com
panics Of disciplined m,iliers: two regiments Of
enrolled foreigners. Europeans; four regiments Of
Algerian sharpshoocr,. Total l2.317 officers and
81 800 men.
In the cavalry are eighty regiments Of French
cavalry forming total of 3il3 officers ana o3'olo
mon: six regiments Of cllasseurs OF Africa eight
companics Of horse recruiting or "remonte"; four
regiments OF SPANS lo'al' o''o' o"''i' anu ''''
$50 men.
The artillery consists OF sixteen ba'ialions OF
fortress artillery thrty-elght regiments OF artillery
comprising 456 batteries, 1.4G5 officers ana .fS5f
n,cmts Of pontonnicr,' pOnt0on builder. ten
companc, Of worl,men; three companies Of a,tl,
Gcnrs mountain batteries and musicians OF the
artillery SCHOOLS. Total. 3.7io officers and 1879
men. ,..,. rc,,rer,c md e,v.,s
thai corns have TO be- added to tie list. Efann
total Of whch represents the active army OF trnncr
which will be- composed In loo4 OF -o'ooo o'n~iS
and 536.o4o men.
md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
1T WAS TOO NTfH.


TN. hungry SEA beat fprocioi>ly against the pcbLly
e,ramd If had been cheated of H. prey.
.v.nrthV sailor bent over the PROSTATE figure of
Lciu~ who's. hair wa, dripping bIu" int his EYES
and who's breath came and went ,pi,modi'ally
Presently III" bling revived
Where am >" he Ga-p"d.
The saior razcd sflrntly into lis pal" face.
Am saved ,T demanded ia" being sh"pllcally
The sailor nodded.
hid YOU me
"Nr-"
Here /, something for yourrli.'
Tie being produced wet - hllI Ih" sailor shook
III, head.
have n'Ncr---
The scanlan's cuuntcnancr was exalted By the Urht
q consrlrnt louSness ~ he spoke
wi accepted more or service than thopcI,
II was worth"
Whcrcat the being rose painfully from his recum.
bent posture and gaYed the troubled waters with
Q hard, dissatisfied look.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

1pTSINESS EDLCATION.-BOOkkcep writing arth.
Is urtir corrp,uondenc" spelling ,tnOgraphy typewrt
ing ladies' Department. Private Instruction day
coz Canal.st uptown, l07 West 3ithst, cor Broadway
UIIIf.'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TlPEWRIT.
ING, thorough indi yiGua instruction send for cifcH
lar. j13 Temple Court.
gI,JF RFRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
i " Madison square, cor. W. 2jth-st.
onon nil summer. Conversation In French. German.
paIso college preparation. Branch at Asbury Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

UOOT.IiDT lT1UN fqNlppeu Win ofatorIes,
l.liaries and sup RI GYMNASICM. DORMrroRY. rcoms
en- suite. with every modern improvement. including nre
laco f. each room. Isolated and PERFECTLY httod Innrnay
beauty Of sructur MI building heated by Ample
lay grounds u. ". ABERCROMDlE, A. M. Prln.'
Worcester, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

Elam Erowr. a Republican lawyer OF WATERFOWL
is o, the opinion that the Constitution shouIn DO
amended 60 as 10 give the Republican party us
rfghtful representation from New-IorN am brooASi,'
n will be remembered that in the fall OF 1o'2' al
tbouch the Republican party pulled o9,o67 votes IN
The CITY Of NewYork. It did not elect one OF the
thirty Asscmhymen who represented that city IN the
Legislature the last winter. 1t Is unjust said
Mr. Brown, "that the Republicans OF New York. who
,rohab,y comprise 05 per cent Of the taxpayers
should not have any representation In the Legislature
The Democrats only polled 17o.267 votes. III YOU
add 10 the Republican vote the votes cast By Inc
Trolbitioniss the Populi'tS and the socialists at
.he same election You will have lO0.7l1 voters In
New Yor, CITY who had legislative representations
There Is the same denial OF representation. almost In
Kings County There the Republican party only
elected Assembyman out OF eighteen aithough IL
cos, IN aO5 votes to the Democratic partys l00l6O
II the Populiss s. cialsts and Prohbitoniss b. In
Guided i'm the opposition vote We have 16223 votes
xith oniv one representative I'm the Assembly and
seventeen representatives Of only 1OOl6O voters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

Elegant Saratoga Specials morning and afternoon,
every day. via New-York Central &.
Griggs courier., 1893-06-30

mission she had received to enter the
hospital. She remembered-w Jack
remember also?-that other Fourth OF
July ON which they found each other
six years before. As if nothing should
be wanting of the old attire, she met,
as she passed along the street, q boy
with flowers to sell-for howers
bloomed, ojust as the careless birds
sang. even amid the horrors Of those
dreadful days-and bought of him q
bunch of late red roses, and fastened
them, as she had done that other day,
upon her breast.
The sun was low when she entered
the hospital, and its last rays kindled
the hair, golden still as In the years
long past, till it looked like saints
aureole about her fair and tender face.
She walked on among the suffering,
until, at last, before she knew that she
had come near the object of her search,
she heard her name called. just as she
had called Jacks name six years be
fore:
''Oh, Conn! Conn.,
And then she sank upon her knees
beside a low bed, and two feeble arms
reached round her neck and drew her
head down.
Il was waiting for you, Conn.
knew you would come. I lay here
waiting till should see you, as you
were that day long ago-all in white,
and with red roses on your breast-my
one love in all the world"
And the girls white face grew Grim.
son with swift, sweet joy, for never
before had such words blessed her.
She did not speak; and Jack, full of a
mans impatience, now that at last he
had uttered the words left unsaid so
long, held her fast, and whispered:
Tell me, Conn, tell me that you are
mine. come life or death. Surely you
would not have sough, me here if you
had not meant it to be so! You are
my Conn-tell me so."
And suppose Conn satisfied him, for
two years after that she was his wife,
and twelve years later he gave the old
pistol of that first Fourth of July to a
young ten-year-old Jack Richmond to
practice with for that years Fourth;
and pretty Mother Conn, as fair still as
in her girlhood, demonstrated, as gentle
mothers will, with:
''Oh, Jack, surely he is too young for
such dangerous plaything."
Father Jack laughed as he lifted little
Conn to his knee, and answered.:
Nonsense, sweetheart; he is a sol.
dier's boy, and little pistol shooting
won't hurt him."
But how noisy it was round that
house on Fourth of Ju.y!-Louise c.
Moulton, in N. Y. Weekly.
Griggs courier., 1893-06-30
Pitcairn Islandora.

Pitcairn island, where the descen.
dants Of the mutineers of the bounty
live in seclusion and primitive content,
ment. boasts of being absolutely free
from the vice of drinking. The pro.
hibition laws there touch not only
liquors but tobacco. A shipwrecked
sailor named Coffin, who was cast
ashore there few months ago, had
managed to save his dearly cherished
pipe and pouch Of tobacco The chief
magistrate Of the colony promptly in.
formed him that he must give nm
smoking If he wanted to enjoy their
hospitality, and when he refused he
was so ehectually boycotted that he
fed this ocean paradise by the first
passing ship. Capt. Bailey, of the
American merchantmen vigilant, from
Japan, brings this story. He stopped
at the island and traded trinkets for
food with the natives, and found them
happy and prosperous. though not .
drop of rain had fallen there for, two
years, and the volcano over which
their island lies has been giving
ominous indications Of activity.
Griggs courier., 1893-06-30
JOHNNY AND THE FOURTH.

A Small Boys Idea Of Our Independ-
ence Day.
lime orful glad thuv July don't come
in winter. How Good teller shute fire
crackers with mittins on his hands?
WHARF wood the Fun bee III standing
upp tn his neze in sno vvaitin forr the
Fire Works to goe orr.
Ov kors when he burnd his fingirs he
Good maik snoborls so tina woodent hurt
eny and wen the Powdir got Fire in
his pokits hee Good jump Inn a big sno
drift sow his mar wooddent no it. Butt
that amt mi ideer of shoin Patry Otism.
Emmy feller hooz A Trade of gittin burnt
on Thee gloryyus thuv july had bet-
tir be A gal and drop tor Pedoze on the
sidewark.
lit mailks me laff tn c gals fer OFF tor
Pedoze kors tina always jump and Holler
as iff tina wuz kilt. Tha throw EN- down
onn the Gras most time kors tha kant
Hit enything wot tina anne att.
think over farthers luvd littil bows
tn maik 4 thuv July on purpos for
them. don't think i.le goe tn war; and
shed mi blud to maik \ thuv July forr
eny wun.
I spose Washington svuz boy wunst
himself and node how it wuz not tn
hav firecrakers and ski rokits and ges
he felt sow Badd that he sold Thee arny
abowt lit and got them tu lik the Brit
ishers SO us boys Good selerbrate the vr.-
tory ever afterwards.
That's wy Washingtup is korld the
Farther 0f His Kuntroa IT, hada bi,,
the muther of lit we woot!ent hav a in.
dependence day tn shute kraker. ou
kors muthers git nervics ard thiuk hoys
il blow off thare fingers.-H. c. Dodge,
in Goodall's Sun.