Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-12

and my stomach is a sight to behold. You have read about the corrugated stomach of Sandow. Well, he cannot attract any more attention ill that way.
 The red bug is about the size of a flake of cayenne pepper. and even the adult would rattle around ill pore of the skin. He or she. as tho case may be, burrows under the cutis vera, or true skin. and then, heating tho tail ill q small alcohol lamp, proceeds to bore even farther i'll.
 1 have an unusually fair, white skin, with shrimp pink wclts on it this morn ing and here and there q venetian red sunset with wood tick ill the center
 like nature. Give me plenty of na- tUrc to commune with and a shag bark hickory against which to agitate my back. and I am aS pleased as child.
 1 am with q party. It Is q party who would like to climb peaks in the hot sun. while I want to get behind large cool cataract and think They call me indOlcnt and hate inc because am sat i>ficd with one full size mountain and hesitate al2Out scaling other peaks which may not need il. So they call me the universal mi-trUstCr and take the vic tUalS with them. and I've had to scale four peaks that I did not want to rather than Sul'SiSt on branch ater, roots, herbs and berries in their season.
 There Is a great deal of wild land about here. IL iS still sowing its wild oats as l write these lines. \ meeting was held in ,Iunc tO promote immigra- tiOn into the south. there being so much unimprovcd land. The convention was held al Augusta. and the first half of the :.~~iun was devoted to the glad re- union If the govcrnurS of North and south Carolina. w ho made addresses, as did mtst cvvryl-rt.y else, and the day was devoted entirely tD a general cu- COnium business. II l. too bad that this rhetorical embroidery and symposium of wind could not give place to actual business and these almost unbOundcd lands hc opened up tO settlement instead of running wild for ages while the own CTS pay taxes on them for generations and actually suffer for the necessities of lie
 The railroads, I am sure, are more than gen, ruuS and show more signs of mean ing business than anybody else perhaps, offering Llany inducements to actual settlers who wish to come either from other portions of tho United States or from a'Irt::'l. provided they can give the best If references. Titled people, es- pcciHIIy frl:n Italy. woull b. expected | to bring god certificates of character l from r!!, ir Inst place.
 w.. aTr having rather d dry spell now, and my garden louks like pros ! porous h,,>, ball ground 1 took my gar ! drncr a week ago, and We both knocked | off work tn E1 tO tho races. I give a ! rough drawing showing the effect of ! watching d r;Icc twice around the track 1 aS viewed from the center of the course. | \ fat I;Ieiv w.S standing on one of my feet. % that l could nVt move very well, | but wished to sec the finish of the race l very much
 1 Below I give the result of a normal examination i'll Louisiana copied yer batim from the original paper. It seems almost tno good to l'c true:
 sTATE NOI:v < SCHOOL OF LOUISIANA l. \. D. means in tli' y..a-.f our Lord.
 :. E. C. u.sLls tim" heioic Christ. l. -ilrxa'.'.rr t!,r Great wa. one of Eu-ilud': c-eat,~t philosophers about tie year I3-I I. IcE:-tes also a philosopher nf England
 T. Irsl.I. C.-sSlr was native of Gau!. Wa: tle founder Oi inc Latin language. Was tLI 1 Gauls' gres: commander.
 6. William Tell is the author of a piece 1T the Fourth Reader where the one boy wa: shooting the apple of the others head. ] :. Charlemagne was a native of France Was archbishop of Normandy and adviser o Edward II.
 $. The pyramids of Egypt are among tn, wonders of the world. The roaring of the wa ter as it shoots over the precipces of severa hundred feet can be heard for many miles.
 2. The battle of Waterloo was fought be tween CornwaIlis and Burgoyne, in whicl COrnwaIIis' army was victorious, making great number of the opposing army swim thu Mississippi river
 lU. The battle of Gettysburg was fought be tween Generals Grant and Mead During thi battle General Jackson came to the assistanc, l Of General Mead. and the Federals were driver ba k with great loss.
 II. The battle of Saratoga was one of thu greatest battles of the war It was fought be twce1 Generals Gaits and Burgoyne. in whici Gait-' army ,.s.> +.- e:e were abou 75O m, OH the j.,.., .yt.- ,I. F. One Of L.ns.ei.o%'s 's works is "Evange | line
 l3 One work of Walter Scott's is "Ivanhoe.'
 lf One work of Dickens is "EnOch Arden
 15. One of Shakespeare's works is As YOr Like It.
 I6 One of sIilton's works is Paradise Lost.
 r.. Thackeray wrote Vanity Fair'' abou the year l12o.
 IS Chaucer wrote the Canterbury Tales , about the year IG10.
 l9 "ThaEatopsis," by Robert Browning about the year lSO.
 Q Last Days of Pompeii.'' by Oliver Gold , smith, in 19J1
 si. .Childe Harold,'' by Alfred Tennyson. i Is.n.
 In answer to Miss Contingene Vii Hams of East St. Louis, who inquire about the aspect of the servant question may be allowed here perhaps to quot from myself: ''There are many marke differences in east, west, north an south. These lines are written in Mort Carolina, where the servant wants separate cabin and then becomes you ward and helps you if well and expect you to take care of him if he is ill Yo must keep drug store, among othe things. and get up in the night to ad minister brandy to the colored laundres or paregoric to her little ones.
 ''The white servant looks out for him self and when worst comes to worst zoe