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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

my brother DERRY. exciting him ~ the
same time tn li,e up Wheeory. Rad.
IDal'sm aLd 400 other Sits that do mlsi
uF.ly hcsrt hm
~ leave ny brother Andrew my iIg
silver SUM box. as I am Informed Dc
b. rather "a decent Christian. wia q
suag belly and jolly facc
4 leave pnrsou the suun lnx
got from thc militia. a. a small token
of my gratitude Cor the service be- has
dome thc family in taking q sister that
uo man of taste would have taken
Il leave john Carson q silver tea
pot. Zoo the end TINT be- may drink tea
thoreirum Co comfort linn under ihp
aiIiicii0n OF q sllitrnly wife.
Il give my silver cup. with "a sovcr
cign ln b. 90 nay sister Jane. because
she Is au Old maid and plous; also lly
rfauun's snun box. as 20 looks decent
to 500 an old woman taking snug.
Detroit Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06


Another strange disc very has been
made In Africa. Itsis a race OF
whites, says the New York Journal Of
great intelligence and power. and the
story Of the discovery il vouched for
a. absolutely authentic 10y Capt II. ID.
iArymore Of the Gold Coast constabu
larry, now visiting In England
There Is Ia Africa a class OF men
who, Ike the timber cruisers" Of the
American Northwest. penetrate the re
glons not yet Invaded hy civilization.
u h one Of these men who made the
discovery. aud be- Is now. or was when
Capt larymore left, al Johannesburg.
trying to form an expedition Ia visit
the region inhabited by the whites.
Who he says. are possessed Of marvel
Gus wealth.
The country where this tribe dwell-
lies beyond and 10 the northeast OF
koianyns II Is totally UNEMPLOYED by
white men, although native caravans
occasionally pass near the district
They are. be- says. q strong. fearless
aud exclusive race. who do all Ia them
power 10 prevent strangers from pass
mg through their territory. The stat
nrc ~ the men. as rule. exceeds sis
feet They are of very fair complex
ION, though somewhat hionzcd FROM
the exposure incident io their meth
lds Of life; have light hair and hlu,
yes
The women Mr. Getty SAYS. are I'D
iunOesqur proportions and mrc beau
g.. The entire tribe dwell in caves
but none ~ the squalor attends thriI
manner Of living which bass been pr
'uliar 90 the cave dWcllor. known O.
modern times. Their homes are mod
u OF neatucss. Their attire is modes
md indicates that they hack entirely
the elements 81 brutality 80 genera
among races not yet touched hy th,
magic wand of civilization.
The men wear q short shirt woven
/ from hheis of n plant peculiar Ca th
I section in which they live 4 sh0r
skirt ~ skin falls from the waist q
TIE knee. the limbs below that luini
as well az the feet. being laIc.
The women wear sleeveless gar
meni which extends from the neck O.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

s,r he li9st trip down hili. aff n the
ider Is sklllful he VIII make very good
I time on A. Bur Carrying L back 10
The top OF The incline would Doe too
lurd work for even q hnssiln Boy.
aud pushing IL up hill would De- about
ns had A clever lnd once thought III
better WY. and all other boys have
copied him ever since. lie found n gpei
rfe straw. ard begun blowing through
if ai The front of the block with lhe
end % iiie straw close 10 ilc ico. soon
he bad q little hole in ihe block. Is
neatly drilled as steel tool could
have done II. IN the course Of an houf
and half boz had driyen hole slant
Wise through the ice. coming oui No
the top just Ia front 9f The saddle
s stout string passed through the belle
and kuniied completed ~ hill almost
as easily o. ihe best coaster that eSel
was maar " b0y is careful ol nls
sled and h. \ apr % hc careful.
for considerable work b necessary %
make Cne-ii will last an winter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

Here Is little experiment thai illus
trates principle of natural phlloso-
ply Cut ont n ordinary note paper a
fish. like the enc shown IN the cit. and
iet II De a eood-siycd one In the cen
Ger cat a circular opening. a. communl.
eating with the narrow canal all. open
Ing al D..
Noa. iel plenty OF water run IN TIE
bath Tub and place The FISH IN ii 20 That
It's vhnfral half may he thoroughly
weiicl aad iis dorsai half remain dry
Pour niO the opening az n "a guod-slzed
drop 81 on. aud this viii 40 once seen
90 spread Itself over The water. IS Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

Riding down hin on cake ~ See
would SEEM 10 rs very amusing. cX-
ccpt perhaps, 60 the spectators. who
miea; culoy u as a fort OF frozn.tuh
rscc. As a matter Of fact, though,
cake OF Ice Ia the hands of a Rus.
sian boy win make very good and
mpld sled. lie saws out block that
Is longer than Il Ia thick. aud about
'gh enough for a comfortable seat.
Then he scnpcs ont hollow like n
saddle a little hack OF the middle 81
the upper surface. aud upholslcrs q
vita straw OF rags Il Il then ready
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06
A oYNIo's WILL
lie Made FsIl Use Of the Last Chanee
60 Express His Opinion.

10 IANffaa US NNAAANA
last summer while Judge Carpenter
was spending q vacation mp IN the
country. be- had occasion 10 lock NJ
some records. aud his attention was
directed to whimsical VIII. lie ar
ranged for a copy of u as llternry
curiosity. and Il came 20 hand regent
~.
The tcstameniary clauses II the doe
ument are az follows.
Il. William Darling. ~ Ganiness, IN
the Township Of . County aud
district of -. Western Canada.
esquire. being in SQUAD health Of body.
aud my mind Just as usual. which ny
friends who huiier me say Is 40 great
shakes ui ihc best oi times DO make
this. my last will and testament as
follows. revokine. ofSturse all former
Wills
n leave the property OF Cleanliness
and an other landed property ! may
die possessed OF. 10 my sisters. Ellen
and Betsy Darling the former.
! uWhom God help HIM she henpecks;
because she Is married t0 o minister
| 40" latter because she Is married Ia
rohDdy. nor Is she Ike 10 be-. for she ~
/ al old maid aud not market ripe. Aud
I .iso leave 10 them and their heirs
( my share Of the stock aud implements
"a the farm. provided that the inclos-
uc around my brothers. grave be- re-
| served Aud if either should die With
out issue. then the other inherit the
I whole
II leave my silver taukard 10 the
eldest MN Of old James. as the repre-.
sentative SON of old James. as the rep.
rrfcutniiyc ~ th' family. ! would
have icft u to old James himself, but
hp would melt Il down To make TEN.
| pomucr medals. lud that would boz a
acriirgc However. ! leave Inn my
biz horn SNUFF i'0y lie can only
make temperance horn spoons ~ that
u leave my sister Jessie my kihlc
aud when she knows as much 90 ihe
| spirit of 10 us shr does of the letter sh1
viii De- another guise Christian than
she o.
J Il leave my late brothers watch "a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

Stories of gold strikes At Cripple
Greek have revived those ancient le.
gcnds Of accidental mineral nnds
which lends such a glamour 10 the nv.
ocatlon ~ the pruspector II one can
ilnd an old miner with AN unoccuplcd
half an hour lies rare aud picturesqu,
aud sufficient Ia number IN freight O.
train can be- had FOR the asking Col
Thomas jefferson Maloncy. now an
operator In Cripple Greek properties
has been through all the flush times
Colorado has known, and has likewise
frightened his belt FOR lack If more
satisfactory dinner 90 those times
when Colorado was not M flush.
There have hcon no such strikes in
the last hKc or six Years" said Col
Maloney. "as we used io have Ia the
good old DAYS when old nan Tabor
gruh-sinked The two German shocmak-
ers, Hook aud Richie and went "a sleep
IN his clothes two nights afierWard a
millionaire owner of the Little Pitts
burg. u was hard getting him 90 bed
200. think be- would have bccn cclr-
hmting the strike yet II the boys had
not chlnrpformod him Now when q
mnn make, iiud be- goes and covers
u sp until De- can con his nclghbors
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06
4 Parrots Infereace.

Among the uelghhafhood stories told
and implicitly believed In the Massa.
chusetts town Of W. is one which We
should be- slow In asking any reader
10 credit. bat which Is interesting on
an example 81 the local wit In story
making The wife OF Deacon Sam
dcrs. an excellent citizen Of the place
Is said go have possessed a parroi Of
exceptional intelligence end rynarka.
hle conversational powers.
uu one occasion MIS-. Saunders Fas
making cucumber pickles. she llid
the cucumhcrs In dish on the kitcller
liable aud was stirring q kettle Of 81
vinegar aud spices over thc lire VIZ
a wondcn spoon. While thus enear
she CHANGED 20 turn about and saw
parrot making on with one 81 the -
clmhcrs.
"lla, you Iascal, you've hccn sid .
Ing picklcsi she exclaimed. and ihrA|
the wooden spoon. dripping with ~
ing vinegar. az abe bird
II struck him on the top AZ his head
and though % Inflicted no serious IN
iury. lts enc-i was 10 take Che feath
crs entirely Oh the Top Of the hlrl'l
head leaving him lald for o season.
Some tune alterwad q mlnlsle
from another town nme io pruch a
the W chuuh aud took dinner ai nca
cOn Saunders. lie was quite luld. Al
thc family aud the minister sat dow
at the table the parrot. who had ih
Freedom Of the room. camc un an,
pcrchCd ON the tail hack ~ hts chai
and eyed che top ~ his head with
close and highly Interested scrulin,
Aud then the bind called out harshlN.
Ella. you msCar You've h'cn steal
mg pickles. Exchange
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

Author by the way ncep,oicc
there Is point 10 which should like
10 call your attention.
nccpvoiec lthc vllalnl weni
Aulhor-Wherc | make the heroine
say 20 you. "Do yom worst DO not
Intend the remark 10 h. a stage dlrcc-
zion IN reeafd 10 your acting Truth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

wine. which you may choosc 90 as
yeulw tint as possible,
Having allowed the HIGHT o. burn a
littlr while give the glass "A shake.
which win send the light 10 the bot
tom .extnguishing u and cooling q in.
siantly Then you may drink the con.
tents OF the glass aud chow the a.
mould 40 your lrisum. Philadelphia
Tires.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

Ike this would give yuu heart failure
"What dld the lind doi We took out
S22unN from that pocket aud som the
claim for SlatAn. Yes, Souihcr Is stu
IN the mining business with me. l
told him about my plan to dissolve
parluclhhlp when he was Ia the SHAFT
lie said. DO you know, Bill. ! had a
strung notion 10 belt you ON the head
with pick when you came down tac
shaft. and | found what kind 81 a
plle of putty ! had dug into. "-Wi..'
lam Eugene Lewis, In Chicago nmea'
Herald,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

Gaswcll-'nldnt you say yon had a
speaking acquaintance with Miss
chime
nukanc What said was that she
WAS a speaking acqualunncc of mine.
Pitt slurg Chrunlcie-rele. aph.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

can oUly do 30 through the canal. -,
che WactiYe force thus excftcd VIII
prOpci the fish forwards. which al
ways surprises 90 whom the secre. Of
the Oh O. unknown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-06

odd man. I want you . he ths best
man a my wedding"
"Er-I'-
what, thought you would surely
stand by a friend Ia his hoas ~ trou-
BILE. indianapolis llndl journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
,.cDrp INnlANA. FRIDAY. APRIL II, 1896.


The Democrats OF Perry county,
., their Convention at Lily Dale
last week. adopted the followingl
They were not II k.eI
some other Demo .rats. afraid OF
their shadows.
TsE DEMOCRATS of Perry County
in convention assembled, relterate
their faith in the time-honored
democratic doctrine Of Bime' lllsm,
and favor a restoration OF the coin
age laws a. they existed prior 20
1873 We heartily endorse the
action II our United States sena-
tors. ID. ". Voorhees, and Davio
Turpie. in casting their votes IN mar
7. monv with these principles. ana 'h'
delegates Of this convention az
hereby instructed to vote ior In
ado, ton Of Democratic platform
e =, the state Convention and to se
lect delegates 10 the National Cor
e v.nt,on who favor the restoration
/ the coinage laws as they existe
d pri,r 10 1873; namely: the FIRE
and UNLIMITED COINAGE OF Dol
GOLD and SILVER at the legal rat
40 of Is to /.
I, RESOLVED: That the selection
: delegates 10 the Congressional co
:. - ventlon he left to primary elecu'
= = to be held on the first Thursday
Nav and canvassed the saturd
= - following. Each candidate 70
!. !, ceiye his proportional vote cast
!. the primary election for the n
: three ballots, and after that the y
,a-.of the county to be cast as UNI,
=, y. the candidate receiving the high
IA number Of votes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

CUD-og'. GUcKEs WELNAS Posi-,
/ ~. AS. DEPr. IND- q. A. r.
JASPER Ixp. April IL. 1880
The 4. o. L. W. Of Jasper, Ind,
have generously rendered the above
Post the use Of their Hall The
pos, will hold its first regular meet
inc in said Hall April 18th, 1885, al
: 80. p. NJ.
The Commander earnestly urge
all the members OF the Post TO o
nre-ent al the above stated meet
ING as much business OF importanc'
will be before that meeting. Al
rancements must be made for Me
mortal day. a. it will soon be mere
and we must look after the res'ih
places Of our fallen comrades
wake up, Comrades, and lei Y
have a rousing meeting IN our ne'
quarters. Don't forget the place
over the COURIER Office
The quarter-maSter will turns
4, the commissary and other slPp!ie'
,he Doctor will furnish the qulniI,'
!. sn5 Comrade smith will pipe u
! sick call
By order Of the Commander
CONRAD EcKEKr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

-on,o exchange for In wheat. OF co'
,on or corn. or whatever miess
vanted. And this II the fses ro. -,
-, v.,ue Of anything u What u v''i
.-cn.nre for in other things. oecsuss
ax.Iue" Il purely . term Of sxehane
=, r.on,e viii bestow . little housAs
r,or the subject they will sasaiy es!-
GIVE that the declaration q . eoao ce,-
lar always being worth 100 centA va'es
/, nut forth BY the gold stanaafo
-. a. : .clincher." does not ID tne 70
mo,e,, degree touch the main eoesuon.
=, takes lust as many grains OF soao
m.te = dollar" - the Law Az
sh.ll be put into dollar. Al one ~
q took n grains Of gold 70
80. = Aoliar. Nsv Il eAIy ~
q $40. Why? Simply because -
, law has been changed a
Hut to-day the gold dollar Of - ~
r.,n. q about twice as valuable - -
, cold dollar Of 81 grains formerly 49,
, that is. II viii exchange for aoou' '">'
. the quantity Of etha things.
The main reason for this ID tnat ~,
:. x.r which formerly shared aoou
. equally with gold the demand Tor mons'
: nae has been demonetized and the ce
= mand has been concentrated upon so'1
= nth the result that its value ~
!. change or purchasing power has -
q nearly or quite doubled
h This means that the producer - no,
!, ceiling his product for about one-nA
- - ,he amount Of money which he torme'
=. " obtained for it--NAtiona' 0'
he list
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

So,ice Is given that hereafter the irns I
-. - vsd,-on township will be at Tn
ssorv - NON Of Mr. John p Norman. y
s-sI.nd on every Saturday, for the puI
.,e.- -. - attending 10 township business,
- II n~r~,n- having business with the
s ,o~nship are expected to eonfine y "
fhose days s,ysaa,
AI~xander's in Ireland where an -
obtain the books IN h.
The Indiana school ccok w. II
.: I. JoHx T.. NoRxsS,
IN "a .o,x Trustee Madison TF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

The boy went TO the schoolhouse
haltdetermined 10 duck at recess
h,, the teacher treated him 80 kind
liz and there was so much OF nov
lel,v in the show that he decided 10
remain. He soon began to feel al
slhome and he scraped up whisper
Ing acquaintance with a small Jew
= nov at mis- right. The teacher In,
Q l,eres,ed him greatly He watched
d her draw a picture OF a cube anu
,-,ben heard her read on row oi
n t;ur.- from the blackboard, and ne
x ,.ancluded that she was the -martes'
le nerson in the world except the man
l. ~ the 10 cent show, who made a
al beautiful colored landscape while
< the orchestra played one tune
Toward the close Of the morning
y session the teacher SAID:
1: ..Now. children. ! am going to
ue read YOU little piece out OF ihi'
nd book and | want YOU to listen very
II closely 20 tina; YOU ca. repeat II Z
Of m. when | have tini-hei-'
"a This aroused Jimmie II ther
nd was ANYTHING he delighted in It wa
. n ret,eatin.. with <undry empnati
Of gesture. to his younger brc'ner =
rd nome accounts OF the daring expioi'
6 u Tom Dalton and Jessie James
at H. hoard them from the lips OF o1dt
'ws h,v- He wa certainly interested
lie and If school was like this ne mad
not mn his mind to put up with sever
it-l a,sagreeable features and return u
hu- ,axt forenoon. lie straightens
ing himself in his seat at the request
ons ..sit erect prepared to aoso
ests every word 81 the expected story
lacy The teacher sail: Now. | "
un- raad This from this little bock, a.
nue. any of you who wish can repeat y
enal ,be class in yourown words. dol
lnI,rv to saw il a. | read il. hut Just
mem vou would saw it." Jimmie E,
e inI:rrew big. and he was all at'entic
cnal The teacher read this short less
'atri- from first reader:
past .-See the COW, II Is not a pre-
b the cow' Yes. the COW can iun. :
curse The COW run a fast a the nor
con- 10. the COW cannot run a. ia-'
: and - horse =
e Of ..criminv," thought Jimmie,
lght a, all9 Ats dead easy
rance hand was up in ,winkllns IN
utter ,ation of several others hi- IN
ruits; es,ed face caught the teacher
lplish and she said: "well, James
traffic NAV try ii. but be careful and : !
i two r;rbt' You NAV stand up by
bund 80, y
,n- 81 ..Iam.-y'' arose. Ordinarily
their 80 not ba-hful, but now his
l,ribu- va flushed, and he was trent
activ- with importance a. he sad:
' eau ..Get onto de COW. Amt :
i-Sion. h.,u,s C'n she git a move
"a pa sure C'n she hump herseI
Isness, sa-, A. de horse, Nav, she
ondon- n !, wid de horse, see.'
Repre- The teacher was overcome +,
red in nevertheless. "Janesy" was
e been;,a srom that moment
in jus ~. :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

-The advertising wind-wIth .
y,od circulation--blows in the GUS
TONERS for breezy sale But y
viii no, make people pay two DOL
lars for a one dollar article
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

n nothing counieracts the na'uI.
Il consequences Of learning, s' v
.,rox :, more happy a. our minds tak'
4 wider range.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

An ingenious u-e II electricity i
to warm the bedclo'hes- ihl- :
done by heating system Of wire.
inside a double quilt. The current
can ie regulated at the required he-
gree
The south African republic ha-
an area twice the size Of England,
i, contains 500. 900 inhabitants Q
whom 10000 are whites. Jonah
ne.burg j. called the Golden Oits
and i 2O.oc0 large. Pretoria IN
capital. i much smaller and IN.
census shows but &, 6,50Oinhabitants
I, wasin 1881 that the Boer> game
their qualified independence In I,
English government reserves tn
,lrigh, tot controlling the foreign r.
.lations Of the republic
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

suhscr,es for the Naiieaal Bines.s-
~. ia Nonros street. Chicago: q
s.n,. - sor ,hree mentAA II nAks vesS~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

The following questions were
asked al the March examination
They occurred under din ere nt
and from the answers
given il would pay some applicants
10 read the course oi study they
would be employed to teach under,
If successful.
Five questions on the course oi
study al one examination l. no
small item, 10 an applicant who ha-
failed to study it. Here are the
questions
UNDER HISTORY
~ State course OF study for th'
first year.
~ Give a brief discussion oi tn
history work a outlined IN the mr.
. fonr year- Of the State course
study.
y rxDER READING.
T ~ (a) What i the scope oil n
work for first third OF the hr
e school wear in reading as gwen
: the state Manual? (b) Name
!, many as five Of the points to
Il considered in the presentation
l. 81 reading lessons, a given IN 10
n state Course OF Study, second yea
:. (1) Name the titles Of two boo
ID that YOU would recommend
N supplementary reading matter
i 6r-t wear grades; two Others IN
lp YOU would deem suitable Tor seco
ic grades
IN (3) Give your opinion OF the re-
re inc work as outlined in the "a
IL course Of study for the tirs' yeaf-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

There are sl,7OO Englishmen,'
: eas Sco,chmen, and II 10 lnsh-
men in the regular British army !
the scots 80 Of course, III the High,
land regiments. the Scots grey ane
The guards by preference, while lri-i
men affect the Royal artillery al
most exclusively.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
HARRISON Trustees Notice

Notice ir hereby given that the unasa'
.;.-ei Trustee OF Harrison township,
-,ii ~ nd to township business on eaeI h
sssrrisy of the year. at my Office. ana
nrrsous having township ouslns ~ ~
srrnssrt are required to present u 70 ni"
% The township library will Be kept ~
my home in Haysviile. o., lie b,
Indiana school Books are LOT - =;
Henry Ruehr~chneck in Hsy.yilsr. ans
t.m H.rter in Keller,ille, Indiana
JOINS sErTz,
- ,oox Trustee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Nine. Adelina Patti "dete-,s
great Joints. affects dainty French
d;she-. and her wines are the finest
France can produce. ! don't sup
nose y writes one who knows, -he
"a. ever tasted sherry or port wine
n her life, but in the matter o
sauterneS. clarets. burgundles anc
lchampagnes her cellar Is UNIQUE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
Educational Column.


cosprcrEp BY GEo. r. wILsoS, GO. srrr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

for the Jasper COURIER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Hooe< nj eight rooms and i~H nal.
I'D eoo.i cellar. sifh ihr.s town , ~ ~, !"
T,slssd. Good water. aabie. anh ~
- buisdines. In rssi orie, rvsn
vey; . nice home near efarrn ,.ns an'
S"Scc,s. vish god society safr"i'r"ns.
Vin BE- sold very cheap and Y. a''
80 Apvly y Z. DoAsS, Jssy~f.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17

Writing to Glasgow author iof
one - his books, Donegal lnsn-
"a, sav- the literature of the kail.
ward. particularly the funny bits o.
Il. ,ickIes an Irish audience the be-'
os ANYTHING ne ever tried, with, per
hap. the exception Of ''potheen-