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R. R. TIKE TABLE.
B & M. R. R. in Nebraska,
MAIN LINE.
KXrRKHMTKllNH uM'l
STATION
No. 1.
9 :i a in
V ;a a in
o z'- a in!
u : it mj
to :i'4 a mi
No. 3.
Plattstiioutli .
4reaoll ....
Caacvrd .
dar Creek.
LouUvllle.. .
South peud .
AxblitiKl
O rem wood . .
Lincoln
Halting
Red Cb.u4...
MeCook
Akroa
DnTr
til
7.1'. p in
7 in
7 12 in
7 :'; p in
do p III
( p 111
ft :4". p hi
:' p in
10 :l.r p m
3 :is a m
I :.T0 a III
it :'mi a in
:ir, a III
I S :(Ap in
1 J : J' p hi
;Vt p in
:A1 p in
10 :K) p in
In :Vi a in
10 :4? a in
11 :0. :i in
Ar.
l.'ve
11 uiiAr.
Yi t in' l.'ve
I : L . a m'Ar.
::3 pin I. e
r. 8:Mi iniAr.
.l.'ve f :"- III; I.'t
'Ar. II :iiO iniAr.
It :IOp in l.'v
Ar.
4 tflain'ar.
4 :'IOa in l.'ve
Mi a ni ; A r.
KXTKEKS TflAIXS OOJNfJ
KAT.
STA'lIOXSi
No.
No. I.
I'latt mou tti.
ireaolts
C.ncord
Odar Creek.
I.oulsvll!-
South I'.end..
Ahland
Cren wi.od . .
I.'llt'olll
Ila-ding .
Kr t loud...
McCnrk
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ai.
i :in n in Ar.
xi a in
a m
8 :-V. a m
S :-'" a in
S :I7 a m
H :"3 a m
7:14am
7 :TI a in
3 : 50 a in
7 :''0 a m
10 :!" p in
10 : t(i p in
t : V p in
7 :l.i ) ni
3 :0) in
3 :'-'0 p in
1 :5ft a ni
1 1 :('". a in
7 : a in
4 :M p ml Ar.
4 p ii.
4 :'i2 p m
4 :t0p in
:t :.Vl p iii
.1 :.'IJ p in
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
r.
Ar.
.Ar. :i:ISpin
lAr. 2 -.en p nij Ar
l.'e 2 :'.'." pin:l.'
r. 'j :." a m'Ar.
I.' vi' 10 iloam: l.'ve
Ar. a :f a iniAr.
! Ar. a ;.V a l.il r.
I.'vr 4 a ni! l.'ve
Akron . . .
Denver. -
r. l' :4A p m1
Ar.
,1 l.'ve 1 :.5 puil.'
. ...!l.'v 7 :n-" p inllve
I r;iin .1 and I. nuinlirriii:; : :n il 4i) west of
K 1 Cloud, run dully exfppi Sunday.
K. C. ST. JOK& C. B B. R.
.r.vrioNx :
r.M'urt. tkainh
mm:th.
.'IX'
l l:.t tMll. U'll .
TiaiMiln . . .
1. 1 rliitlr
Iti-IIn . . . .
Omaha
STATION ;
4 a
j :-M a
5 :!1 a
: .t
0 :: a
i:i
lu
Hi
it;
.. : : p in
li :"7 p iii
ti :! I j: in
ft p ft
H p in
RM'BKfH TUAIN4 COIN.
sui.ru
1'I.itMuioiittl'.
Oirapolis
l.:i I'i.itl
Mrl'.rvue
OiuaU a
: 10 p HI
:. u p in
7 p lu
7 :i'J p in
7 :J0 p lu
v :! a
J :ui a
S7 a
is :'.' a
01
in
in
Ui8;:ri putiisc I'ailroad.
KXres
leave
i.oiui
1'rpigut
leaven
gou.jr
!eao !
touu .:
suClil.
tot' l it.
.HOl'TII.
Cm.ilii 7 -to i ia! a.V S..M.. Vi.Ui m.
i apiiiioo .17 I ,:i7 " ! .;.? jv U..
r.priu3'':cl f 4.' . w " y..'S
U.uivi;:o .it .ir
'Aeeptutf Vt,r. V.Zi .' 40 ' bx
A rot a " t 31 3.: . "
i-anoar hi.or :ivt j i a
K..UH.IM 'iry . a.lu 7."7p.iu.i
i t . IjOu.! '.' P.. hi a.;u j
: Coiii
! NOHTH.
; )ii:-
t uin.,'
m in u.
tt. X.aaU-- -
Kansait . uy
Duahar
A voca
Wepinjr Water.
LuisViiT
rpi iimileld
I'apihiou
ti u'J a. iii
f.JS p 111
6.10 a. iii
8.32 p.m.
..o a. ni
4.-4 p.m
4 j4 "
5.3.1
ti.13 -6
M "
if l p
111.
o 40
CIS
; :.:
;.m
; . jo
4 11
'.4"i
3.5..
i.:r,
.Vi".
The above I Jefferson City time, wh.t u U 14
inmuteM faster than Omaha time.
ABUIVAL AXI IIKPARTIItE
rLATTNXOl'TU HAILS.
OP
ARP.IVF.e.
'.3 p. in. I
4.30 a. m. )"
u.OO a. lit. I
p. m.
l.uo a tn
. p. m.
ii.'io
;.;-w p. m. j
1.03 t. m.
liF.?Al.T8.
) P. h a. ni
I 3. x) p. m.
j ft. io a. in.
i .35 p. in.
4.-j.r .. in
hi a. m
,-.- ia.
4i p. m.
C.Oo a. m
i.c p. m
MOSEY
tVESTEBX.
SOKTilEKX.
tul'THEK.N,
OMAHA.
WKEI'INO WA1EK,
il.r-a a in.
Ic. 17. Ism.
KAI-TOKTVILLR.
hate caHa:u kois
OHDKRS.
i ordiTx iet PxceeUin SI5 - - - to cents
Over ?!3 au.l not cxeeediiix t' - - - 15cei ts
" i0 - - "0cer.!
34 - - io - - J5ceuts
A iujsi? Jli-nev Ordvr may include ;. iy
rfinonil f;om tuie cvat to fifty dollars. I at
KU5t not contain a fraction tl pail of cent.
VATf.n fOH I'HrAiK.
It r'.-ifij mrittr (letters") 3 cents ter ou?:C;.
-A "' "" ( 1'ublisher'M rates) -i ei s per 10.
. "" "" ( I :.iiiiiMif Ne.yap. rs and
iiook c. rue tinier tUi-clait) I cent j'er
pac.l O'.jr.cp.
Ith class n.er-h.i.'.dise) 1 cent per nunc:".
.1. V.'. M AHSHALl. P. Zi.
OFFICIAL, DIRECTOIiY,
I f V XIItF.CroBV .
;EOrt;i. S. SMITH. Tay r.
VILLIAM H.T'SHlXi. 1 rpasurer.
J. D. M t PSOX. City Cierh
W1LLKTT PoTTK.MiMi;. Pol.oe Jude.
K. It. WIM'H Ail. City Attorney.
P. H. MI'KI'UY. fliirt of Police.
P. Mii.'ASN,tHriiifrt"f Streets.
V. KiKHN KE. Chi-f of Hre Dept.
W. II. SCH I LD ii N EC I IT. Ci'a Poard f lit al:h
cor.xcii.ji ks.
lat Ward Wio . Herold. il. !.
Jnl Ward .1. M. Patfrsoii. J. li. Fairfield.
yr.1 Ward A. B. .Mur .liv. J. li. M-irrisoit.
4tb Wld V. D. Lehoootf. P. Ml( ailn.i.
CIIOOI. BOAK.i.
JESSE n. STEODK. J. W. It I:.VK'V
M. A. HAKTK; X W-. VS I N I KK.vl Ef.X'.
U D. BtNNfcTT. .V Lo.VAIiD.
rwMr-j.o. w. m viis:iai.:..
COCXTV DIUSlTORT.
Vf. II. XEWELL. County Ttva.jrpr.
J.W. JKNN1M..S, County fur.
J. W. JoHX.hd.n, t unty Jade.
K. W. HYEKS.Hhrtin.
CYKi' Al.lOX. sup't of Pao. XaLructla.
a. W. FA1KF1 Ft. t. Comity nuneror.
r. r. OA?, fortsurr.
t-'OlM) COJ Jtlsnl.'X L"H.".
JAair.S IKA FOLD. S."ut;i P.-u-l Preetuct.
SAilT-i:ICilAULP-aj.. M.. PicaM Pi. Cii.rr.
A. K. iODD. Ph -Ttsnjoulu
1 'an tea naviug bjs:tie- i;h the County
Couniioi.ris. will !ntX ti.iu ei s--ioa l:
Hint Monday and TursJay ot tach moutli.
P.OAKIt t.r TKAOK.
r'SANK CAH".LTlii. J-je-id: .
J, a. i'oxno.:. i.::i:Y p-.-i-a., Vicip.--ji-
(ittat.
WM. S. WML", ..- rtary.
FKED. UOiiir.U. lr?.nu.
Meaiar ine"ii' oi it f. :...! -.r r-ie Co-t: t
n JU.llie nr I JrJ i e-j.:itf eih rio::ih
JFTBA U H E I S T ft
Frnbjhe Pjnh, Pare Uilk
DCUVCUCD U4ILY.
Spiai aJU attended to. aad Frein MUk
(roiaiaia - furntbPd )ii nt ' r
PLATTSMOUTH MILLS.
FLATTSMOCTir NEB.
c. iiiiuii:!.,
Proprietor.
Flour, Corn Meal 'ti - Feed
T'vtmmi
' : Aly on' bind a4 tifX ,Umst ch
' I Born? fllentfvii tr ciiKtoa wot
riatUmoulh TelepJ oio Kxchansr.
1 .1. I. Youdr. residence.
I ltiin-t t 6i i.-wln. tor.
3 M. II. Murphy &, Co.,
- 4 iolinrr StahlfH.
8 I'oauty rirrk'd ofJlct.
a K. li. I .' 1 1. ri'Hhlpiii-'.
7 .1. V. Wfkla'h, ftoie.
8 Wpttprn L'niori IVIt-Kraph 111ip.
V 1. II. Wlweh r. rriHlencf.
10 l. A. CaiupbPil,
14 K. 11. Ultoliiaiu.
1.'. Jo. Wity man. "
1 J. V. .i-iiiiliiv.
17 W. S Wlfp. oIIU-p.
IH Morrlsrfpy Itros., i.l.lc.
1! V It. 1'artpf. lor.
'J I J. V. I'allllflil, rcl'IPUCP.
lil il. 11 ilmi-hy.
Ti 1. II. Wli;i-lrr Si o . oPJce.
1 J. Y. 1 av'or. rpnnlpiicp.
Jli f. V.. K.itliier' onii-e.
ail .1. I. Vouox. "tore.
stH I't-rklii-i I louse.
2 K. W. Hy.-r, rpni.tisii'i'.
sii .luurnal oflict'.
:tj KaiiflpH'M ! ollii'p.
at ilKKAI.I) I'l II. (.'it ufTlfP
ar .1. N. vif, n-siiifuci-.
M . M. t'haiimaii.
37 W. II. Ioiiph.
M A. N. AuliUan, "
3 U.K. ralm.-i.
40 W. II. SrhlUlkiii'i ht. i,r.v.r.
41 Sullivan k 'Vun ey,
11 A. W. Mi'i.'Miuhlin. rcid'ii'i.
4.1 A. raltProu. Ilviy.
41 .M. Iloiiiii-.t.
4J Is. U. Itcjitn't t. rrsi.Ieue.
41 lif.i. S s'Hiitli, oflli-e.
17 I.. A. M.Kirf, llorM.
I: .1, V. :triiPM. ri'viih'iiPO.
.'Hi It. U. I IvitiKxtoii, oHlrp.
i; I. V. Wpfkh irli, n-BKlt-uco.
3tt riiaplaln Wright.
Sl" W. H. Si liiKlkiiui l.t '
3i (ieo. S Smith, "
K. II, inifHtoii. "
315 l". C. lt.illald, '
ThwItPli hoard ":inp-ti I'lattsm.iiili with
Anhlau I, Arlington, lll.iir. Council I'.lurt-.. I if
mont. l.liK'.iln. O'naha ICIkliorn Station,
1'apillion. Suiiuutit'ld, ioulvi!le South llrnd
and Waverry.
PROFESSIONAL CAKDS.
KMirii & i:i:f.sov,
ATTOHNEVS AT LAW. Will practh-p in .il!
the 'onrt ia thn .vtatc. Office ovpr I-'iikI Na
tional ll.mk. 4 1
I'LATISM UTil - .NKUKVSKA.
111. A. SALISBl'tlV,
DE1TTIST.
XHce ovpr Smith. Klack Jt Co's. Druv; Stor.
Fir.it class dentistry al loaxoiiabio pri.:c, ttily
If. 3i h'.s i:. m. i..
PIIYKK'I N ami SUIKilCO.V. OITIcp on .Main
Street, hetwivii sil h and Soventli, MUith itif
Olllce open da rind iii ;lit
i'i.i'ntv I'nv.mi'i n
Sn':i!il ;ii!.iiiu ;i'-i to dis.'.tc of u.niK n
ami ehi!dri'.i. H
OToxoioi:
ATTOKSKV AT LAW a NOT.VltY l'."IIL!C.
Filtfi'rahl'H ltloe'.
I'LAHMOLTII, - .NfttllASKA.
Ageat for Siea nsl.io iiiies to and from Kiirpe.
diawCaly
U.U.LIV f.ih'rU.V. M.
P1IVSICIAN & MIUHEON.
OF KICK HoriiS. from to a. m.. to 2 p. in.
Kxauiinii i; Suieou for V. S. Petition.
- lill. li. llils,,.ll,
r II Y S l C I A X A Ml il ti KO N ,
Can be foiled bv cMiliai; at bi.s oitice. (-: to i 7th
anil Ma-u streplt. in .J. tl. iVa'ei'uiau: liotiio.
VLATi SAHiUTII. KlilUMk A.
.l.'i.'i. rt. MATHXttH
ATI'OIC'KV AT I.AV,'.
OiVee over I
Ivfl' Aiwoo.i'a store. so:i"
i side
ol Ai'.iia bi.'li'.ci
i ".ill :tml I. til strocl".
I'ltf
ATTU.VKY
AT LAW. V.iU pi a.
ta-
lu all
the Co . lis i'l the .iatc
D-iti'icl .Ml i:t- ) tin I S-it.ti
i'u 'tlic.
ATTOKXKY AT LAW. Keal iC,t.it-. Kne I:,
oiiranee and Coii.-eti-.iu A-eie-y. Orssce Untoi
bioex. i'l.i!tsiiio''i;h. Net': a. 22ii3
tf.n. vit2i-:i.i:e c.
LAW OKFICfc, lUil lt:.te, Fire and IAU I,
surance Ai;eiits. I'iatts'itoiHh, N;-Hr;iska. :
lee tors, tax -pay em. Hate ;t complete, ahtr.'
of titles, in.) ;;;icj anil real wtate, ue U...
p!aas. &e. i
j a:
:s k.
Notary Public.
ATTOUXKYAT LAW. Will pnu-tiee in C;.-1
a.:d adjoining Couuties ; gives special atter.l io.
to collections and abstracts of titie. Ollice n
Fitgemhl lilock, Plattxinouth. Nebraska.
HV I
JUSTICE ok the: peace.
H:.s his oi'ilci'' in t !u !
on Cluca ;t Av -inf.
readiness to att ml
lice.
out p:u't of his resilience
:! ! '.; may he found i-i
io the UiitiPs of the of
17! f.
a. :i. 3v::is.;;.u. : ss.
G. M. 11.
Gni'P.tate fn
PHAPMACY AND MEDICINE.
Ofllcc i:i Perry's diuz storcop;iosue tho Pe r
kins hou;
itios:r ii. vii:iau,
Notary Public.
AlTtiK.VKV AT LAW.
Oifice over Carruth's Jewelry Store,
riattsmouth. - Nebraska
TA.
A
. HARTICAfJ,
V 21 3t .
' LL.IU-K. Pl.ATMMOUTH N 1,1:
FT iz.iKK vi.:.
Prompt and caret'u!
Law Tract i-p.
:u;t".itio:i to a genet..!
A. .V. .Sclliyan. E. II. ,7ot.:.tv
SULLIVAN &W00LEY.
Attorneys ar.c! Counsolor3-
OPFTCE-In r': rci.m Hi ck, front rxm
eot..i -tucy. c.ei " . Pr..;n.t '-tlvnti-jn fcirea i
sli b lulae.' . ma-;;,
I
BOYD & LARSEtf,
Contractors and Buildeis.
ill fcV.c itiniates o.i ail kimU of work. A;v
iii'diit lett at th Liimb -r Yanl or Post
Oilier will recclvrr pronnt attertlou
Heavy Truss Framing,
! r bar. is aud Iar buii.iiiig.i a eperialty.
For refcicncp apply
t : ii or li. A
to .1. P. Youn g. J. V. Wee
Wa'er man & Si n. d&w
Vin;SI.EY 3: GO'S
C3
x n
3Zu;lc OXLTftt Vegetable OU
uzid lied Tallow. -
Tei.-.i-.:co l.nv..vli?e?t to ctrethisSoay
:. ;!.-.!. WIT BACH Cil
yE r.lYY. A FINE
T..J.SJ.K IxAPKIN
Ti.la o" r l-i mnd-j Tor short tla only
pr.J sL.t t.lU t thk'n r.civardai,e of at OXCE.
T. h Tr.VI.n M'.'T tlii Soap to ulSfooro wesh
izs wi:h grc-'vr e t-o t jan au soap In the
r..r.rkct. Ii hz r.o EQUAL tcr U3 la hard
on 1 cold water.
YDUIi ESSSEU HiS IT.
G.A.Wrisley&Co.
omoAao,
&2cav?ctvr9r of Standard LmuaCr
3 rr-
iinj
4 i'gdS
tojra. we'll see yrju later
PECK'S BAD BOY;
He Played Ills Pa for an Orange
man, .tnit Ha Vlnally irppn EIniilah-d
f-'t'oiu HW IIoiiip. KwppI, Kwi-tt
lie nip--21 e Thrpatf u
Hulridew
JIold ou hero," eayu tLe groi-ery man,
V(i!i:c I aik hero aul havi; roiuo nmplu niifjar.
What did your J a drive you aTuy from lioiue i
for?" " ' I
KOt it wait on acoouut of fit Patrick' l.y,"
aid tho lad hoy iih ha Lit o.T half a pi.uiid of
niaple ar.gar, and di'icd hit U-ai rt. uVoi aee,
p. ni vor H'-tsi u:a buy a new ailk Landkorchief
but Lu wantd it. 'Toth.-r lay ma j;ot one ofi
tlifHO oiar.gp-fo'orc-J hiiitulkcrch'urfA, and pa
i'nmcdiatoly had a fore throat and ho waiit'vl
to wear it, Hiid ma 1 t him put it on. I thought
wo'iM bio.ik liim of tnkin;; everything
nice th tt ma f.;o, no whey he wont down
town wiili tho orango colored haml
kerchiof on I.i n-fl, I tol.l ?owc of ILe St.
Pi.ti'iuU !uiv in Vt-j iliiid wanl, who had rccii
lihhons on, tiint tho old lulT-r that was putting
ouefylcwas an orangciuau, aud ho said ho
could whip any St. Patrick' I)ay inau in town.
'I ho fciler-i laid for pa, aud when he fp.nio
alon one of them threw a barrel at pa, a"
unollic-r j ullod tho yullow hf.i.dkuruhief off hia
uok, aud they all yelled 'hang him,' and ono
giahho 1 a ropo that was on the fudowalk n hero
they were iiiovinp; a Luihliiij
., ., ,1 , n .1
an 1 (li.riteil. ion H a (hue to bee
r-a run. Ho
met ii policeman and pant more n a hundred
mo t h i 1 trie J to miirdoi him, and they had
ma'.ilo l him and tttolen his yellow handk r
cltief. 'J he poheonian told pallid life wan not
Hale, end ho be't.-r o homo and lock liimHolf
ie, and he did, ai.tl J wan telling ma about how
I got the boy.s to hcaro pa, anil ho he.ird it, iuiiJ
he lohl lau tt.at t-e ilcd it. HeHaLl i had cause;.!
him (o run mmo foot races than any
ch'inipion pedctri:n, and had indo Ihh
hf.f nn! o ii al.l..-, nnd now I must go
It rt'.cr.e. J'ow 1 want you to Bend a ooup'e of
pou.uN of craoU'.-i over to the lioiiKO.an.i have
jvur l.oy tell tho bin d girl tbnt 1 havo gono
tl:wn lo tho rivtr to drown niywlf.nnil t-ho will
tell ma, and ma will toll pa, and pretty
vou will see a bald headed pussy leau whoop
ir.g it up towards tho river with a ropo. They
may Ib-ek, at tihi'-s, that I am ft littlo tough,
Lut wbt ii it como.4 to pariiiig for ever, they
;;!. i. "
-'. il, iho toaeh-T at 8 -hool sayti yon nru it
hnr.io...l iniidbi," said the groctj-v man, at 'if-
ebarv d tbe eraelfoi a to tlu h..y'.- pa. 'II j
lu l;al to turn you out to l;-p vou from
iii;i:;e ;!ie morals oi the tier tiv hofa'a. llo?
thati"
.. w.t. about proaking n i.;ro. When I
S"!-e.i him what I houli ti.'a!i, hu told mo !u
i- in u wino Peei:h of so .no ;ieat man, soi;i6
hiv y:.r or BtateHnian, o 1 lot.ri.oil one of JJoL
jitgersoll'8 rfpeeclies. Well, von d a dido to
re :ha teauher anil the acl.o'.I commptee, when
1 si.irud in on i!oi) ingerdoll's loctioe,
the one that was iu the pap:r when il. 'j
here. You fie) 1 thought if a news
paper that ail the pious folks talus l.i
their families could publish Inger.-ioiru
f pv.cch, it wouldn't do any hurt for a pour
ht'le ly, who ain't kne-o high to a giraffe, to
apeak it in B. h-ol, but they m:do me dry up.
'i he toacher is a lvpiiblikin, and when Inger
atll vfl ' sp al;i:i!4 around hero on politix, the
time of the elect: ti. tho teacher Raid Pol) was
ttia emat test mau tain country ever produced
I heard him nay that iu corcus, when ho went
bumming around the ward Hvttin' 'cm up
night. j.oit;uj to bo Huperintoudeut ot
Bclitjols. ilosaut J ob Ingeruoil just tojk tho
cake, nd 1 think it wan dam moan in him to go
ba:-k on Pob arid me too, jiwt cause there was
no ''eatio:L 'IU-3 school committee made tho
t-cr.chor gtop mo, sud they asked me if I didn't
Ivnow any othor piece to upeak, aud 1 told
them that 1 knew one of lioeeher's, and t'ney
lot m go ahead, but it was one of Peecher'a
new ones where he said he didn't talieve in
any hell, aud al'oro i got warmed up
they said that w:i3 enough of that, ana
I had to wind np on "Mary hid a
Little Lam. " None- of them didn't kick on
Mary'i Lm, and I '.vent through it, and they
let mei go home. That's about the uafo.-jt thing
a bey can speak in school, now davs, either
-Maiy hil a littie I-am," or "Twi.iklo, Twiiklt
Lhhe Star." That'll about up to the average
inteleck of the committee. Put if a boy trie
to t.ranch out as a statesman, they choke him
oiT. Wei!, I am going down tho" river, and I
w ill leave my coat and iiat by the wood yard,
ar.d get behind the wood, and you steer pa
down there and you will see some tall weeping
over them ciothe's, and maybo pa will jump in
iftcr me, and then I will come out from bellind
the wood and throw in a board for him to swim
afhore on. Goodbye. Give my pocket comb
to my chum,' " and the boy weiit out and hung
up a sign iu front of the grocery, ad follows:
"Pop corn that the cat has slept "in, cheap l'oi
pop corn balla for sociables."
ttraise ChameffriMtles of a Color
Blind 3Ir.ii.
Philadelphia Times.
"I should think you would meet with ftmnj
mistakes?" '
"Ido. I ofteu gctou tho wrong car late at
night, and, after a while, liud myself almoet
Leyoud walking distance of my dostiuatiou.
Of oourse I swear; but that don't lielii mat
tei lia othor day my wife said: 'Henry, do
g;t a black suit of clothes this timo, and doa't
come homo hero wearing that eternal brown
-:lotli.' I said 'all right' I bonsht what I
I wa supremely confident was a jet black Bttit.
Vpjn going home I gazed proudly at my part
j. pr and said: 'See, I have got this time a
! black unii' Sha laughed, and to this dav
j I am wearing those c lothes, which aro a deep
j brown in color. W hen I want a little circus all
to TrreP, I close rty eyelids and vigorously
rub t.sy eyeballs. I never tee over scve-i eof-
ors, out I see tliooo seven mighty fjumk and
they ti.icce around in spf.ta ami streaks and
zi-izig nhpes hko uemona. Plood has a dull
gray s-ppearance, like stone. Sly inability io
dsriniiish colors renders mo more suscepti
ble to nin?ic than most people. The lost
power is tliun compensated for.
1 am aiso liiagnr-tie, hut wne'lier this de
pends upon my color-blindness I do not know.
See! I hru-di mv hair, vou hear a crackim:
1 hou:id and sparks jump from under mv hat. I
do this witoout a::y effort. To a certain extent
I am insniiEib o t-- pain. I think this is conse
nucKt rij-oa most color blindness. My nerves
are blaut'.'d, tnce I dropped a heavy" j ieco of
i-on on r.iy .h cutting it completely from tho
foot It di l not hr.rt me. I saw" Mood, but
that waa u'.L p.ui I must say good hyo here;
v.c ar-? at the tl -ptu." and the stranger jumped
out and difapper.rc.l.
to Antiiy the Soda lteiudy In
;i'.:rriM ntsd M aItL.
. V; ercor.io i.i IV.p .lar Ssienco Moaihly.
It is i.ow ma iy yera ago that the author,
whi'c e: gag d iu si.mo iuvo.tiati .iisas to the
tpi.i:: ie-i .u.o i u'c?.i oi too a.kiaej in inilam
mafi u of the :;in, et?., was foriunato cuougb
to d;scovar that a siline lotio l, or saturated
s ..laiion of the bi-arbonttjj soda iu oiihei
plattt aUr or camphorated water, if appl;--d
speedily, or as mou as possihl.-', to a b:ir::c l or
Bcalwe J ptrf, was uost efTectv.al in iiiiiuedi-
nw'iy relieving tho acn'e
v. Lei ib.e 1 ur.i v.s oiilv
Lurai'.g pain; lti;1
s:.
er.icial, or not
.e cjr.rjie o a
f!io very great
tev r.v.i-jvi.i a1 pai.i i.i
very -jlio:; :i .ie: iiaving al to
-li vuiaj'j or ile.e.'.il.e atl'l
ol;e.k, oi p.-e.'. i ; '.-t.i:w
if r.ppiiel at
risciueie:
I-a . ill
.1, se;;-1.:- it. on or too
i.ti or U..t oi ec'j-
md.
t f t pn
irv:J k'.I
. is in e. 'seal v to en
a ; e -c : ;iu-, n - .
l.'.O' ;. :; -. 'v. o-
Lu. . tci or .- .:..
;ta . y wit', .v . -1
M-'. u yilur.
hi'ii tl.A' alt i
i --o:t r g, or even thi i:
ei ri .-a.; o :t to crer ti.
. :;;. i t. keep it c.
ii t .-. ; e . i lol;eu hj as :.
ily di.s in 'ana it n
n teases in from a in::
n i: J i i:o-
-.r i a i.i'.'cri u.
p.'-rt f tlie l mli, sucli ss .! t
u -.if ;li J to '- an. I leg, ha' be. ,
Wi rt th Jiiii i
.hand -ii 1 'o ca-
bur. e.l, it M e it
ti.e , .art at .
COl. .-Ollfetlt VI"..: -
hell p lieu o.e, to pi.
.i i ... ; or p.oi, or o a.
.! ! v.itii iho io ii lotioi
nu .ei jt rbpi-e im i. t;:e p iin sabsitls; c
thrt jiiuo miy la ; w ni.t- i or ucircl.-.
with a piirgifiu'd .nit u landiM) p.rcvi
nus'y staked i .ho fiif.:r.itl H.diii ori aud
kept C.inhH:i.;y wot v.-.th ii, the relief beieig
iis-iaily iuii.ie into, provide i tho solution i-j
datur .ia l Mi j cold. What .s now usuady soid
as l. e:i. iHaate of soda is whit Ilia ve com-.iiotily
n -.l and rocommendeo, althongh thin is well
knowa to vary mu ;h in quality according to
where it id manufactured; l.nt U will Ih fonnil
n answer tho pitrposo. althougli probably
H-iwartfa i4 most to be dejip-ided on, tho com
rmri carbonate being t.e caustic. It id be
lieved that a larg pr.poriloa nf K)3 li -al prac
titioner are sttu nnawtro of rho remarkable
qualities or tajs easily applied rwtnody, vbjcli
recomuit udn itself for obvious reasons.
THE HUMAN TUMBLER
Uovr tho Circua Craze Drives Boya
Into tho Profoeaion.
ThPi ItiMpr HpprPtS of the ICIns iukI
the JIj t(ei-i'M of SuuirrnaulU
KAplaioeil hy an Iixpt-rt.
New York Journal.
"More people go into tumbling than inlj
any other line of circus buM'tiese," naid a pei
former, a brawny, big limbed lusty fdloiV,
Mantling iu ihe dre;?aiag room of Pai-mui's
show, lie had junt vaulte:l over five e'e
pnUits, and a brushing tno dawdust f...: i
liis knees. uAii ordin;iry tt.mblet- g.;ts J:. a
week; an etraordiiry one, S-V. A leapt. r
who id able to (urn a i!.;.iV.Ie ba-';, Lack spual
ctnkoorow pirouct'o ovm- four oit .h:tiit o.i
tho ground unJ t.uo eleph.uit in mid.iir, n.n. 1 .
in" on a tub, may t ommcud i" a week, -vbii h
id iiicruattK) I t-j $ 10U w l.ou ho doers a trap .i
act"
"llnw d;)c-s out; learn iho bunin risV
"1 w ill tell you how I learned it. My experi
ence, in part ia that of many. When 1 was a
green country boy 1 dropped corn for bU eoiifs
a day and sold wil l black berried for turco
cuiits t tpiart to get money to i;o to a tir.-m
with. I looke.l forwai'd to the
lnonllis: tallied about ittiay:i;u
of it at nights. 1 w iikod rive i.i
to Htu the circus, and f;cve:i i:nl
to meet it. 1 went into th.t .. It
ev :o:
.our
ii.i.-d
l-.W II
:.. -1
I i ,i .V
i.i .
I'lt o
the atia-'onda, the bearded v.e-in i. aud tho ed
ucated hog which cotiM up-;! :iwai'ld ati.l
lorwartld and was immotisiov bt'iicr in figure .-i
tiian I was. I went itit tho" circua. S't -h rid
iie;! 1 vas delirious with joy. When tit
tuck ntnlo came out i got on his ba.-k, just as
the regulation drunken ma:i belonging to the
circus made a broad ewathe through tliti
crowd at the front floor and fell over against
tlie ropes. I clung to tho lnulo hko grim
death. lie bucked wi'h me. He backed mo
against the centre -pole. He rolled os-er and
over in the ring, and wiped up most of tho
hnwdiiMt with ma The clown hi ted mo oil.
Y ben I came to my nouses the clown wan
bcii-ling over inn. I wus iu tho dressing-m .m
just -is 1 am now."
"He's a plucky chap," said a man in tights.
A half do.-'ii other tights and spangles said I
v. as a plucky feiiow, and then tho lir-u man
usi,.'d nio to travel with him. I had made ar
r.iiigenientH to go to sea with tho captain of a
c:tal boat. 1 broke my romantic engagement
with tho cspt.in, and when the circus left town
I wci; away, covered with plaster, iu tho band
WEgotl.
' The man mid h wotiid !
p r-: i : i lor four yi.ar". 'J !
tl'll 'O .'I'l-V.! a' th ! p !
cir.-usc? ttko nr.pre.iiie.-j.
forr."iv take thtt.n. Hi .
Mill! Circu-5 a tors ::.-,..:;
th.-ir art when c'll'drcu. ii
ono to try to bocomo a pt-rti
mo as an cp-
is tho regular
'. IV. t -oili. i.tll : d
SouietitmM in..-.
tld.lti )i,S Rf-3 t!io
.ly begin to learn
i u-te'oss for any
iner af ter he h is
grown up. I never knew
si. h a ono to suc-
ce-'ti. .uy teacher and iiatro.i travo me m r
i --
bcnr l an 1 clotaos, s i n.' sp-jndi::g money",
many whippings, and when I hatl looonie a lit
tle pioiiciunt tirow my s da ry along with his
own. 1 practiced an l our a day. Longer
practice is hurtful. I i:r;t learned to balance
myself on my hands: the-i to turn a back
b mersault; it being 't eisior sotncrdault than
a front o.ie. Then i.i turn 1 learned Hip-flaps,
hand -springs), fanvanl pomersaulw, rows of
forward somers.. ttit-s i it -kward somersaults in
rows, progressive and retrogressive fiip-ilaps,
i.p.d at last the ronnd-tjif t'.iji-llap and twiner
c :n!ii,e l. This fea t bulo gs to cross tamb-
i.ig, tiio most difiicnlt kind. Not even per
former daes it. A Hip-Rap is turned Ly'throw
u:g yourself on your ti in is on the vtiry spot
yetr f'ojt v.o.o "a moment before and then
c; .ringing to ioi upri-bt posidoi. To throw
yont self on your l.-e tls ! yard or r irota
where you stand is a "bob-gob. Only amatourg
do i". A profess'tiu-i i can turn twenty-f'vir
i i;t-''.:ipa in oucccssi.:-; oa a paco six inches
t; pi:;ft.
toak mo tvro years t 1 'i.rii tho routine of
irnhliiig ami live vers io bs'onto pritjici 'nt
1 lever lost practie-! fur a single dav. In Avin
ter I pel-formed my !e;..ts every after:ico:i i.i
tho circus bara."
"Is it hard to tarn a fccmersanU over five
clcph-autsy"
"It roriuires preat nn vo and en'ire Nlf-ro'i.
fid -ace. If a man lose t his sc-lf-coiiridtmeo ho
Aviil never do it. Sometimes wo fail because
v.e do not strike the epriug-board right; some
times because we do liot take the right step.
I never knew of any accident to a tumbler
more serious than a sprain or the breaking of
his arm. I have noticed that short men make
lotter artists than tall ones, and that tilertnees
is a greater requisite than strength. When the
men run down to the spring board tho le ist
ski'lf'ul tumbler always comos first, a loss skill
full socond, and so on; the best tumbler cornea
last."
"Is it possible for a cross-eyed man to turn a
sommorsiuit over five elephants?"
"Emphatically, no!"
"Are any performers trying to learu to turn a
triple somersault?"
"Yea. It has already been done, but never
satisfactorily. It is impossible to get command
of the third somersault. An expert performer
sometimes hits it by accident, but it ia never
sure. In the third somersault one whiris
around three times as fast as ho does in tho
first ono and it is only by chance that he may
s:ri!:o on his feet or keep on his feet when ho
doe. strike. Iu a double somcrsau't you go
round twice as fast tiio second timo as vou do
the lirsr."
"Is ihe art of tumbling developing?"
"We now turn, a d-mbio back somersuilt
from a man's hand. A few years ago oulv one
9 lmcrsault was turned in this wav. Half our
art consists in the grisco with which we do our
feats. The style of the tumbler is one of tho
principal point on w!ii..-u lie is judged by
profossiouald. No two tumblers do tho sumo
tiling in tiie same manner, l or instance, ono
mm begins a ronnd-osT with one hand, in this
way; a second, with the othor hand ia another
way."
-"Are there difTorcnt Mads of single somer-
sanl's?"
"Wo have fom-. They aro called divers,
tucks, twisters and pirouette. The first is, ex
celling the j;i. oiiette, the most difficult. l'i
performing it thr- tumbler projects his body at
ft 11 length into M,e a;r like diver, and dtv.'s
not turn till alnio-t over the cushion. In the
ecoiul he leaps ttraignt up from the st.nug
bo:.rJ, he gathers himself uj liko a bah and
goes over at once. In a twister ho turns his
body in fcueh fashion that he alights with his
face toward the snripgboard. In a pirouette
be iwists himself twice as much as in a
twister."
"Do you think of any interesting fact cou
i.e.'tyd with your profession?"
-a'os; there are more religious people
among tho tumblers than in any other lino of
circus performers, save only the lady riders."
The Model IVouian.
Detroit Free Press.
She lives in Flushing, Long Island, does the
model woman. For eleven years she has not
beeu on the strootd. Never during all that
period has her estimatablo husband pit on a
Lutio-.iless fthirt or stocking3 with holes in
them. His tame chickens have been cared for,
his flowers been cultivated, his pet canary
fed and all the household d.ilicb have been
promptly attended to.
Such is tbiB model woman, as tZejcribod in
V
the ioeal press, which adds tint "fho received
no isifors and never visits " The only thing
that throws any doubt ou thu story id Sjo ad-
uido:ral statcnieTit that i-ho is -rcg:rdod Ha or.e
ot ;Le most iuteiligeut and w iUiust woiiic-n iu
the viihige." Kow; this fact leak.d out coa
e .niua a woman who never visits or is visited
dee1 nt appear. Perhaps it w is because her
i.rdvhb its dil not know Iit tied they endowej
her with the virtues a:d c-.-eilruees they
f-.u.tid 1 tt king iu the womim ho did visit and
re.jo.V3 vi.'its. However this mav lr.
l-'l"hiag w -man is ore after I-. bi'rt.uwn
Irouit If !r csan persuau.t her to leave her se
clusion aiU her husband's buttotis long ouough
to illustrate Lii loctures upon too true splierf
of woman, ho will confotiud far more effectu
ally than ho row seems to be tloinst, the bril
liant ajt'-goiiMts w ho are pricking his theories
to pieoos.
An F.aisy Answer.
New Y'ork Tribune.
Governor Sherman is. accordiejr. to ex-Secretary
Kirkwood, having the hardcet tTme anj
goyernorof Iowa ever hatL "Surely, governor,"
he" recently said to his sturdy old predecessor,
"you must have had a worse timo tlui ing the
war." "Oh, no!" answered Mr. Kirkwoo L "Of
course, I had a hard time ; but then every mau
who dared find fault with me wasde-.-larJd dis
loyal. A Itallroad ItRfe.
Au exciting railroad race will soon take place
in Florida A tho law now stands, the flrs
railroad that islmilt to Tampa will get tho lands
granted, and at least five different managers
ara making preparation! to come in ahead, .
. " i
I
v a j
or
' Longfellow: In thu world a 4aqtti0jjy,
THE COW TJREE.
Ono of Ui9 Greatest Hlefjniii8
Modern Times.
ol
IJov.
)K.in t ana I'rofltah'f It Will
to Kit Lud itliU Iho
4 ow 'a !-.
lie
PtvV.-i Sun.
vi .iosi-pii iii i..i.L-r, or i..udoti, j.ol
. .:..: r ..... , i ,
lilies
'"-."I""1' ot , ti e w iii.:n nas I ceil .lis.ov
ere-l ciied ilio ucow tree," which gis uoik
wh -ii in on i . a is made in the l u. k. Stiv
eral c-i' lh tiee:i hi'Vtt'iei b tiv.-iit to Kng
bin 7, uiel ih y aro Ik M:g ..i!ehe,l v. i:h mo. h
CUr.jwily. Votii.n t ot:ld l::.ve I t e i tiincver.!
th. i .!;;.! more ciic
ilil ,!;.: w..;.t i.mg K-It,
WO idi.lii I er.ii.l its
.1 :
:h:tn
ii.: I
'J
t:.l!
Uil.l
and
t !.i
lie
iu
CT.V
ti
etl: 111
pariie:
into
col ihy jut it ji.y.
uho ;n i
in; i ' e. i ,
1 of tile ( O'.V tleO
I y xp'ess. We tlo
.of, but just fap
. .such trt-.-d i:i the
: i make ni) faces al
. , a ei bid Ijiiii do
iii iu lie; Morning
"i d a tin ba-iti, a
..' and a pail and
ti' e, i-it tlow n
fine!.' and let
The farmer
7, cows to tV'K-
ca:. hen-1 ns t ' j nr
imi w aid ell si.i d
lii:;,s, i I'.v.i. ,
Tro-.t ::.'. t u e!
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tin
n:.'.
wii
ten.
t.i '
hav
w ' : n
-. . tree milk itself,
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llle ,
V.i'e .
l-ol.-'i
aue -i.
ha-. ,.
t!.( ..
fen .
gra
tlir-.-.
11 n
trc- .-
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tn. i
tak -..
tov. '
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go . r
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pu:
w i: li
ra r
Oil;." ii
run re ;
er.t -' d
pft.t
of !':
th"
Wii: I f
l'ai'i oi
trnm;.
r .: ol
hid milk pro
. pl.iys seven up
n i.e. - ; .i Avnl be no more
' e i -. -i , , itch iu his lace,
- 'i. t: . get nervoiib at
-' ' : i ihe rotih hunt of
- pail over the
: - ' ' " - oo! thrtnigh the
. : ' b more fo.tder to
asiio.-t to mix, and
fell:! lle t lit; COW
id nut go beilow
. the buiclier A l:o
J in; cow tree will
;, and ho eati go to
hunt hurrwtig np
i liKlid the tl.iiiy.
tiiat cannot miiU a
ivoitie ms over the
building aii ice
ono can havo ice
a handy jug milk
llt-Cn's taste. in
. iii.tii the pa-lr.io
'iciii, and Kitting
.e band and light
li'.r, I lies farmer's
a- at lintier the
ai.d a lover and
e cow iieo is gi v
young peodo ca;i
o fai.iilv should be
i
ti
A
;l,
t V,.
t
i's !:
tinie
t.'in
l-JKl.
iv I
a.i'
I v.-e rust the (lav is led
l:
Id fashioned cow aviII
-I for b.-e., tho calf that is now
ih.'in he ii W'.r b, Avill not bo tol-
:t '
'b
ttud the c w : -ee will grow in
it-ivs r 'ii lv i I'll a patent pail fuil
no; book tne daylights (ut of
J:i Ihe ii i.s lb. t eio coming there
r.
eO'
rp i.i- i ts no tlauger of n
the gar V- i ny the !, ri:e.l, four footed
that liiihiie.' -s gaT. s, and no cow-bell to
hi
ta
a w i. .Io m-iybborJioott awake nights. Wo
it for grr.nted thai the cow tree will not
WC'.il-
mom
tr-. n;
cow be:!, an i t.ial it will not belloAV
fully a'ul paw the en rth when neonleare
r.g to sleep. We hai. the cow tree as a
iii r, tiCfei-itcr, a- the ca o may Ijo, and bid
oleoi'ie. ilooj by, old .riiidio. You have
u a l-ii'lifnl servant, ami have given miik
n vo'! In to, buryu-.l h ,ve gone off and got
wii.'.-i mosti v. e needed .tlk, 'and who:: you
o I. -iik you were wvnh ft eotitinon't.tl.
i never knew non"h to omo homo without
br
it i
bf:
wl
lo
ha-.
AV.'.--
i .
t :.-:.j.,i bt.y ii -4t tvr von. aifl vou
lid CVt i-.(d'..i '.viiCIl V .it I-
ew we wore go.ng
milk was bad.
the cow tiej a
to i: t v.- e eii!. ny. and yon
Sten ;;side, briuuie, v.ud give
eii ..-..
T'io" S'ei-il of Ea.i k I'ai'Ior.
l'Liladc-lphia Time.
The ae,;tital of Dukes is only a new and
mo: e striking evidence of tho failure of the
jury system. The trime i-.-.elf is or' far more
tier o-.is imr r'. It reea".- v.i al.vrtning tlanger
in tho very woof of our hOial life, 'i'uia -.v-3
no vulgar crime, 'he uabirid outcome of crim
inal surroundings. 1h c:iii:i:ia! was a i.ietii
bcr f the bar i i good landing, a memi er
elect ei be legisiiiti.ro of tills gte.it coniir.oa.
Wt;..I;h. He itivaeicd., i.etr ived tml traduce 1
af.tiniiy v'..o wcro honoi'-blo, ii:uustrot;s, re
spected members of sci)ty;a family who
mtght ah'iost hav bcn cit ;d r.s r.-presotitativo
of the purest and bc.it Anv-ricn life. What id
it .'ir.t ia-tkes snoh aoiious and aliog; tieiis poa
fsiv ie .-l reiectahlo A...e.'ie iii tot i !- J A pua-
go .1 :ie
p:.r:
W.I-
( h.st gave .-ne of the
1 1 :.-. sn-'ial dovelo; n.f nt
l.o moral t.f the I.i--'- s
e .ur.ing in dark pr.rl : -.
. to our gins is in fotu-'
if ove lop chara-.-te-r,
; ' ' cortaii! fearless in-
..'ii .ldittiio freedom is
a -eriam amount, of
t . i.e i--art of parents,
c. .1:1 of iiileleoiirse
i ' ; tag men which is
. i ..i g deeper thnn this ;
. a..ie of authr.i i y and
" p... nts and guardiaiis.
:' at intiipendenco tits
i s-..-. . without guidance,
. : il relatiot.s. Poys
it forsee the cous'e-
; - ' innocent pas-times
i. 'ingwith com ade-t,
, would be Uheu-
it is the use of the
.i .-. ei,s wisdom to the
.- -i.i in guiding their
constantly chr.r.g-
t - .ntiy remi-rs j'ar
:.", but i' is ono of
... .i Mich moral prob
; - : e i.i all .-r oi.il con-
p.L .'i:; inc-na
when ho C.'J'
ao er t" ":;
i"he i"r ,.-e.e
re-i.e-f;
fcC.t'-j. ;i tn '
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; . tes iiIhv oirter, t.ut
e . cottier is the crime.
. i --.reets at nighl for
. : : .: eii'-sam3 perils.
. i f-;- iu-aJctl Vomiiii
;r ::t;
-.. ide and eight feet
: ..ver aii oven about
i.-.p r end of the glass
;.t a box frame near
':! ,vcr end at the far
a M.iisto form tho hy
ae 5 triangle, of which
rp--i licular sidA This
s :.: .1 highly jioliched.
io
th.
is i
esi
low
g :s p.. a -e
''! l-ei .c
.laced at i
tetO spee.
er edge o
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r a
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-e el
the s: -j.
gl.'.ss i,
1S:i .kt.f
:ev 1 roil
I i a ft:
curt
nod in deep black.
On this s . ig.j nii:i th
i e :rt er was present,
ri .-tor of the museum,
Yilliam Sebastian, pr.-p
s.it. with a retleator 1 i y L t
4 him upas brightly
upon a black cloth
a ' i'i.
e. l'i tii .' oveii
aiid with i
over di. i'i te
ti- . r-'p..s t'-.r
t ('!! Ul.Ut'.'l
j - 5 o:t c i.-l:
5. .1 :
b:-g use ' .i.
on too el !;
li...- i'ej oi t- r
cether blue
tiO neck,
xv ttr.o:i th"?
cloth rcaeli'ng up
.luager Sackett and
or with their heads
iiui and ti:c .ghts trom the gas
the lour tii cs of the oven btirn-
! - id eV ; '!:'. a CUt Vetl hleld
l re ' !ir t n ; i-g At from pi a ng
J !.i::'. .Ir. sa. kett s he d ana
t re.-i.d o't v.eodeu bltck-.' tth-J
to give :. pciirsD' e oi gi w-i--
sioe of f;- '. - tnio's l:eU. Whoa
wit i-i d- ;. i cur'alns were
i.'k? Hour '; ti- 3 Tux and .ii i Jlhi-
el- anal
r..: o't'
.t.
t" ' v : ii j
ve.t" etMoeifc e:
tl-.i't:.; nil .will": -ii '
U.j 'e-! .;d r s oy .
L i s.it nyr. the i. - i
th- vis f n'dv r-
it-.
' I. eatle l Il.ae, tw o
ii.'.d jo.iri. .iir, r.)tt
"-'Msriaa'a li ;c.r.. as
"hj platform ben nd
t nt it v r.s imno ' i-
b i v. here the hca.is joined,
for the.- all
1 i 1 .1- :.' fe.-v helm..;.-.
to tho nam. b.xty.
etitig on hebas'ian
i-JXi.lliOr. a, ll ;..:.-t ie
Tsid iiis
j ... e'it
ir, and in tho same
Mr. Sackett'.-j ne-id
the r; oiL-v 't
o;J io;:(.v nt:
a.
;ve.d f .'.mi view.
lie liisev.- Elim.
Tiedrait I-'ree l'ie-s.
Ac oil J.'er,- i ,rker s:a- .od Ottawa wad
i.... .t.. .i . - , ... .
u ..irui ,..r tv .y a .,.1W iO"li HW
!r. Stier:.. o- "-.- " tin tl I 1
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v.'Tt t was Carbon, r.f TTttu11 X.-. l.i-.i-.
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u" yoimmr.n c':i-,ii e 1
v i.li, "Ah .Mr. b3i-tr.lL
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v!3, in , he. of .7. ic.i , i-reside.it of tho 1 irst
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r-iti' .1 the
cr.Vi's ft.
cor-.er to gc! two ct).;cs of 'ilan-
rv or ri,. ruitoi -tfaij.fl. r.i.n.'t
v r . bod, of thnn, aud if yon." v. iii gr. with me
I l :vj y:i one." titcs went with him until
l e m l a p.-l.e. u. tn and t-. hl him to arrest tha
"'-'' rr.T.-!, vu i vai-rly eid-avore t get
a-vv- lie wi h:;e.l for -disord?-ly tondncf
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