Clyde Democrat du lieu suivant : Clyde, Kansas • 3

The Clifton Hurrah. "The Truck Boom." (We will Insert buslnea notion uudar tale bmt at the rate ol Ave cents per line each In I Hon.) Senatorial Convention-proceedings of the 33d district Sen Tho Democratic rally at Clifton Now that the hook and ladder truck CLYDE, September 22, atorial Convention, held at Scandia, rThj last Thursday was Airly attended, owing to the feet that many were out of town. John A. Davis, delivered a good speech, JtcFarlan, excused himself on account of sickness. last Friday was every- way a sue.

is safely anchored -in Smith's dllapi- Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1880. Terms of SnbserlpUen: cess. Between 800 and 1,000 people dated old blacksmith shop there comes Convention was called to order by had gathered from the surrounding a feeling of security over the people of Clyde everybody knows the city the chairman, Mr. S.

W. Gunter. country, and a large delegation of the tsM ytu. r. Himmlha fbn montlu sa ngloople, -a Batwot adwtlilnf given on application.

Business Notices. The oyster season hueome and David Coon, has them fresh every day Missouri boiled eider at tho New Bakery Iowa hoot and shoe bouse Sell for cosh. Buy your Paints and Oils at reduced prices at the Banner Drug store. If you want a good farm cheap far cult or on time, call on Barnes ft McCord. You can buy goods at the Chicago Cash House cheaper now than at any other time Mr.

S. Vinton, of Republic county, Clyde Hancock and English Club, to. gethcr with the Clyde band went is safe, and it is safe to say the truck is safe. The next thing in order will CENTKAL MUNCH PSION PACIFIC H. E.

down in wagons to; help "enthuse." be the erection of a $5,000 city hall was nominated and elected chairman of tho convention, and H. M. Spalding, secretary. A motion to allow each county twelve Clay Center and Washington were to keep, it in, for if it is left to the Mall and BxftrM. p.

m. M. well represented. il- inclemency of the weather the rain WKKtWABtl. iu the history of tuls country.

votes, to be cast by democrats present, The Senatorial convention of Clay might possibly wash off the gold let- 6:00 a. M. 6:44 Ideal and was made and carried. The largest stock of boots and shoes at and Washington counties met in the John Fagerberg, leaves for his home this evening. "We are sorry to see him go, lie took the precaution tt subscribe for the Democrat so he can keep posted flin the doiugs of CJyde.

Our brave soldier arrived home safe and sound from. Bismarck, about 3 o'clock Sunday morning, on a train.furnished' the K. B. R.T They fli-ed several salutes oh entering Clyde, i The boys enjoyed theiaselvcs immensely while there. Harry Feight's, A.

Carnahan, Albert, Nichols, JUNCTION CiT BOHP KAltNEY It. afternoon and nominated Charles E. ters and the paint. It is also about time a company was organized to run the thing. The' foreman, in the ab For sale, cheap for cosh, or will trade and S.

W. Gunter, were appointed a for stock, 3 billiard tables, and bar fixtar es all in good condition. Gifford, of Clay Center, for Senator of that district. Mr. Gifford is a nmitteo on resolutions.

During BARTWA8D. fcrpra. Frafcht and Aeeommolion waWAn- Fnicbt at AMommodatlon. MV.M. TrMr.M.

......11:10 a. m. sence of something better, might get a tin horn, or "call out the band at Apply to aoan ueiuuae. King and Stransenback offer for sale, the absenca of committee, the convention was favored with a short but a splendid farm with good Improvements young man of no small ability, a strong candidate, and with fair chances of success. every fire and have them do the blow ctTY.orriaus.

telling speech by L. J. Crans. thereon plenty of wood and water and acres now under cultivation. ing.

would suggest that lame, Borton. The committee on resolutions re In the evening largo torchlight David Coon, of the New Restaurant has AlStryB ported as follows just received a new invoice of choice or J. H. Baron, C. r.

Hmltb, Ow. Willi, David Turner, Wltar HMnmnn. procession with flags, banners, transparencies, marched from the de Rasolced, that wc, the delegates of blind, spavined or pigeon-toed men need not apply for admission to this organization; hono but ecven-footcd-doublc-jointed-spring-bottom men are wanted. It has also been suggested anges. Call and get some.

If you wish a neat, clean place to dine during the Fair, go to Coou's New ure to beatllled. the 33d Senatorial District ofKansas, pot to the I'aciflc House grove, which On Saturday Uttl(i Tommy parnamj had.Ji iiR(iIflcnt happen to him. lie was on the railway bridge going to siftor. at the depot, when the near approach of the cars scared fc SeanIJ, TreaMirer. W.

8. Cannon. Police W. Sarnea. Manual iu convention assembled, "do endorse had been fitted up for the occasion.

i Hon. Joseph G. Lowe, the Heurv the declaration of principles and policy adopted by tho Democratic Na SOCIETIES. that a wash-tub filled with water be swungunderueath, for an emergency Clay of Northwestern Kansas, opened him and he fell from the bridge and broke his arm. tional Convention at Cincinnati, Pntliua Qmnra LonWiKo.

176, A. F. A. M. Maiiln raxulareomtpunloaUonon the first and third flatardan in eacn Vtelttng brother are cor- Alally Invited: F.

A. Qbiww, Sm. Eo. WitfK, W. M.

with a short speech, and was followed by Judge A. h. Here June last, as a correct statement of 1m i Col. C. C.

Burncs, Democratic it might be used at a fire. When there is no danger from fire, it would be well toeconomize a little, The bells might be hired to private Democratic faith and as ap ford, of Norton, candidate for Att'y- plied to tho present conditiou of our candidate for Congress in-thte district, Hon. Itobinson, of Clay Clvdu IiODOK No. MS, I. O.

O. F. Meets every MudareveiitiK at 6 clock, r. m. All brothers in Kood ftandinff vilitlne the city are cordially Invited to meet with u.

j. n. Ctrsm N. O.Ti W. a CanUon, Sec'y.

public affairs. And we also endorse wjll seakat Concordia, Oct. Center; Mr. Lee, of Clay John A. boarding houses, to, call boarders to with complete satisfaction tho dis Davis, J.

J. McFarlan, Chas, TJ. Gif I f' i v. i I The lecture for next binulay oven-, tiuguished candidates then and there aud others, delivered telling meals some of tho forks could be used by faniiers during hay-time the ladders would come handy for our Cltsb Lonns KotohW of IIosor, Meets on the evenlnfi of the second and fourth Saturdays in ach month. letting brother are invited to meet with ut.

fc. W. BOSTON, Dictator. M. W.

Carnbv, Rsr nominated tor me mgueut omco speeches, at least so the roughs and thugs, who hung around all evening, ing at the M. Ewchurch, will be on and wives or the problem of married Mr. Wiuterbourue's the nation, and 'we also heartily en carpeutcrs and builders the lanterns dorse the whole candidates placed in found it. This same gang1 of loafers Obaxd AnY or thb 'Kbpciilic Meets the flret and third each month. Visiting comrades rwpactfully Invited to attend.

W. T. Bbattv, P. C. A.

8. Bekbks, Adjutant might be used l)jr; our Jivery stables the axes come useful for almost any lectures have been very Interesting and' black-legs tried to stop free i nomination at Topcka, on the 26th day of August, last, for they are well and beneficial all through thtj i-ourse, speech and to break up the meeting thing, and finally, what is left may CHURCHES. by their cat-calling, howling and hoot be rented to any one -wanting a wagon, worthy of the suffrages of the people of Kansas, (regardless of party,) and and draw? full houses "every JSunday evening. All old bachelors and old maids "had better stay at home next Baptist Church Bev. C.Cornfortti, Paator.

Serv-ces every Sabbath at 11 o'clock, A. M. Sabbath cbool immediately after service. A VAtRK. Cultivateurs vous epargneres votre ar gcut en achelant votre bois de cbarpente at Chicago Lumber Co.

Clyde, Kansas. Nous vendous a meilteur marche qu a au ciine Lumber firm dans Cloud County. Venez uous vons et nous vous donneron satisfaction. votre tout devoUe, i Chicago Lumber Co, Fresh rolls every day at the New Bakery, For bottom prices see Harry Felght. Karnes McCord' office Is the place to go to it you want to loan some money at reasonable rates.

3 lbs. for as good a Japan a you lire paying 50 cents per pound for, at the Chicago Cash House. Messrs; Hunt Johnson have just received a lai'ge nnd fine stock of marble, for monumental and- headstone work, winch they will sell cheap for cash. We arc glad to see a ne clothing house in Clyde. This Is what is needed and what every one wants.

F. A. Cnffin has just opened ouo of the largest stocks of clothing, gents furnishing goods, boots shoes, hats and caps west of the Missouri river, and he is determined to sell at low est possible figures for cash, or on tlmo with approved security. Those desiring goods in his line will do well to call and see ln's mammoth stock before purchasing elsewhere. (Co to A.

Spencer, Kennedy's building, if you wiuitto get boots and shoes made or mended. First class work guaranteed, call and satisfy yourself. For Sale or will trade for a team of horses and wagon, the frame building 15 32 and lot 25 132 first house bouse west of Smiths Blacksmith shop. Apply to J. If, Wilson.

It is a remarkable fact how the Chicago Cash House has attracted the people to Clvdc. bv selliusr eoods. cheap for cash. ing at the sneakers. At one time it all this would bring in quite a wc will use all honorable means revenue to the city, and the thing looked as if blood-shed was inevitable.

The mob was led by some notorious Sunday. toward their election. We maintain would soon pay for itself. gamblers and bunko-steercrs, who if Mkthomst Episcopai, CHurch Opposite Commercial House, Service every Sunday 11 A. M.

and 6 1. M. Sunday School at S-30 A. M. Jas.

Taggart, Bup't. Clan No. 1 meets Immediately after the mor-, nine service. Chv No. 2 meets v.

u. Tuesdaj's: Prayer meeting and Normal class Thursday evenings at 6 'clock. Geo, Wixterbov RNE.Pastor. that the republican party (so called,) is sectional and not national; that its Judge Borton, showed us an apple they have not already been iu prison, If you want an job-work done call yesterday which was picked from a persistent fanning of: the. embers of tree on his farm, four miles west of at the Dkmockat office.

Our type is all new, and we guarantee satisfaction. ought to be, there. If this thing had been done by sectional strife weakens the sentiment Bill-heads', cards, letter-heads, state. Democrats all the papers in the land of union and retards the prosperity of the couhtrv iu reality, as well as Pkbmittbrian CHURCH Oh Sunday Aug. 1st.

and on every alternate Sunday thereafter, preaching at 11 A. and 8 p. if, Sabbath School at 9 30 a. m. very Sabbath.

The bell on the school house will ring half hour preceding each service. I. J. LoVRLanr, Sup-t Kev. J.

Oa vtORi), Pastor. mcnts, posters, ut reasonable would have termed it the ''Yazoo of Clyde. Nine years ago he planted sixty dollar's worth of trees, and this year had six nice apples as his share of the apple crop. Without counting the interest tho apples cost him ten dollars each. As an apple raiser the in name, no longer; separated into North and South.

That our action figures come and see us. Is last week's Dkmocuat, wo sug (Business locals will be Inserted In the regular local columneat the rate of ten cents a line, each Insertion.) but it was done by the other side and that makes it all right. The prominent republicans expressed them selves as disgusted with the mob, and this day may be an example for our gested the name of tho Hon. L. J.

opponents to emulate, believing that LOCAL ITEMS. Crais, of Concordia, as a proper per. judge is a failure. the political destiny of the people of justly so; they arc a disgrace to any son to receive the nomination of State Senator at the Democratic Senatorial If there's a hole in a' your coats, I rede ye tent it: A chlel's amang ye takin' An' faith he'll prent It" Therewill bo a rousing Democratic mass-meeting at Republic this Senatorial district is not wholly centered iu the will and caprice of two. men, whether a standing candidate convention at Scandia, Sept.

18th. The convention met last Saturday civilized community. The meeting, aside from this was a success. A Fish Story- Monday afternoon your reporter accom next Tuesday evening, Sept. 28..

All in this Senatorial district or in the ROLL OF HONOR. Democrats from the surrounding country are, invited to attend. Good .73 1.00 and unanimously nominated the gen-tlemau for people now have, a candidate of tried ability and unswerviug iutegriy. We want a panied Messrs. S.

Humphrey and Frank J. M. Shepard, Gottlieb Damler, H. F. Itui lck, John Fngerherg, Isaac Montgomery, .75 W.

N. Woodward, 1.50 Slliia Montgomery, Kd. Week, 1.30 speakers will be present, and a big Palmiter, ou a fishing excursion. Wc went up the river about three miles and man in the Senate who can stand up conimeuced, operations. Your reporter was about coming to the conclusion that it was foolish in a Democrat to expect to and speak forcibly and intelligent ly on matter pertaining to tho wcl time is anticipated.

The Civile band is engaged for the occasion, and the Hancock and English Club of this place will turn out. Everybody should go and help swell the crowd. Mr. Scheppcje is the ownol of the catch fish in the Republican Hiver, when fare ot our district, and not one to simply take his scat and cast his vote suddenly lie felt a tremendous tug at his line, it took him so by surprise that it al for the clique that pays him the high most drew him into the river, but he Clifton Mills, the main building of quickly recovered himself and after a hard which is 36x36, with an engine room straggle succeeded in landing his lis li; est price for it. As lar us ability is concerned, Mr.

Craws is as far ahead of his competitor as the noon-day which proved to be an enormous cat-fish 20x86 feet. He is doing a good business, and among the brands of his flour Business is picking up. L. J. Crans, our next Senatoi.

Grain is coming in abundantly. Pu Maine down as a victory for our side. School opened Mouday with about 170 scholars enrolled. 'Work on Van DcMnrk new bank building is going on rapidly. We had frost during a few nights of this week.

The house-fly is scquently growing thinner, 4 If you have lost anything or have anything for sale, advertise in the Democrat. It is the best advertising medium in this part of the country. sun is brighter than a rush-light can die. Ills honesty of purpose and iii arc "Bcllcof the West," "SnowFlake," weighing just 84? lbs. No sooner had he weighed his fish than Humphrey hollered out '-Goodness met a bite In a moment after he had a whopper -on the tegrily of purposo is known all over "Prairie Rose," and He runs a Novelty separator aud puriiier, bolt the district and needs no mention by bank which turned the beam at just 0' ing chests, double.

conveyers lbs. Just as he had readjusted his line. us. He is an old settler of this county, is a property-holder and the Frank raised an uneart hly yell of "Help under each reel; stock-hop pe'rs for grain and meal, and a Calflbrnla'smut- Murder: Help." We immediately laid father of a large family, and conse down our lines and rushed to his assist quently personally deeply interested tcr. The mill is in first-dags' running order, arid Mr.

S. deserves the credit ance, we found him up to his shoulders in the water, pulling at his line with all his might, we took bold of the lino to help of having the best mill in Washing' ton county. BfCK. him and between the three of us succeed. The public seems to appreciate all good bnrgaius by their liberal patronage to the above named house.

AVlien you are well you Want something clean and pure to eat, and when you are skk you need tho best drugs in the market and you can get them at tho Banner Drug store, Sheep Fob 8.ti! I will sell my flock of sheep in lots to suit purchasers, consisting of 450 ewes, 170 yearlings ntul 240 lambs also 4 Merino and 10 Southdown rams. David Tcunkk, Clyde, Kan. Fresh yeast at tho New Bakery every ilay. 1 If you have a bill or note to collect, put it into the hands of Barnes McCord and they Ml make the parties come down with the dust. Take Averts rills for all the purposes of a purgative, for Constipation, Indigestion, Headache and Liver Complaint.

By uni Vci sul accord, they are the best of nil burV gatives for family use. A fine line of Misses aiid Chlldrens shoes cheap for cash, at Harry Feight's. Don't buy a dollars worth of goods un til you have examined goods and prices at the Chicago Cash House; take warning and dout be deceived; a word to the wise is Mr. Coon, receives fresh Frllltnnd Vcg ctabls every day. Try somo of bis fine celery.

A new and complete line of Ladies shoo at Harry Feight's. Freh grapes, peaches, tomatoes, plums, apples and all kinds of fruit received daily nt Coon's new nestauraut. Notice. A two story brick house for sale, or will ttpdo the. same for suitable suburban property.

For terms call on Fit ED llKKN. i You can tin boiled ham, pickled tongue, pickled pigs feet, in fact anything you may desire for a first-class lunch, at Coon's now Hcstauraut. You can mul everything to satisfy thd inner man at liurkdall's New Bakery, Fre Mi Itrcad. choice Cake etc. He has ust received the first oysters of the season.

Visitor returning from abroad, as well as recent will find Ayer'sSar saparilla helpful iu avoiding the hardships of acclimation, and in removing the boils, pimples and eruptions consequent upou sea Its blood-cleansing qualities remedy such troubles promptly. Cull at David Coon's, New no.itaurant and get somo of those delicious nartlett Pears, For sate or rentj on easy terms, the Cen tral House, thfi best bakery, oven and shop In, Hoonis to' accomodate twenty four steady hoarders. thing in first class condition, to cun the hoUse. W. Take Aycr's Tectoral to stop your Colds, Coughs and Uronchttal Affec lions before they run into Consumtion that you cannot stop.

etl lu bringing the monster to bind; you Should have seen our looks of astonishment All persons (ladieiiud. gentlemen) who are interested in the formation ol a Literary and Musipal Society in Clyde, as we ganed at: that mighty leviathan Frauk claimed that it. weighed U00 ibs operation was performed on Campbell yesterday, by Dr. d'Artois, he is in a fair way of recov- ry. The Hon.

John Davis, Greenback cindidito for the 1st congressional District, will, speak ai clifton, next Friday evening. arc InVitcd'td nieet Y.t the School House Humphrey thought 850 lbs. about the correct weight of it; while your reporter, next Friday evening, Sept. 24th, to consider the wisdom and feasibility who has a good eye as to weights and measuresthought that it wouldn't weigh in good legislation for his home district. Let Democrats ami Republicans unite ou Mr.

Craiis for Senator, ami elect him byui overwhelming majority for he certainly is the right man for that Judge Borton, was down to Bismarck grove lust week, and had a glorious time. MAitiuEn Thursday Sept. 16th, 1880, at th.i bride's residence, by Rev. H. J.

Gaylord, Mr. W. S. Casxox to Hiss CAituiii lioitTox, both of this city, We wish the young couplo a long life of happiness and prosperity. over 835 lbs.

avordupois. IJut what be. came of the fish, you ask; we're just coin of such an organization. JA.MK3 TAOdAllT, i Ev Bumtii, "Mii.tLoiiEi.and,'.. Gko.

Fci.r.EKTON, ing to that, which, by tho way, is the lnos state of Missouri. That there are others just as well or better qualified, with as much or more ability, that believe in the. old Jeffersouian theory, that the office should seek the man. That we believe the people of this Senatorial district will feel proud to elect the nominee of this convention to that exalted position, on the 2nd day of November next. The rcsoluiions were unanimously adopted.

Mr. L. J. Crajis was noniinatad by John Davis, of Clyde. Remarks by Mr.

Cleveland, of Cloud county. II. H. Huil'man, of Republic was nominated by W. C.

Shull. Remarks by A. A. Carnahan. Moved and carried, that each delegation appoint a chairman' to cast their vote.

Cloud county announced twelve votes for L. J. Republic county announced twelve votes for H. H. Huffman.

Two successive votes followed with like results. Motion made and carried that delegates vote by ballot, and that Cloud county having but eight delegates present, Republic should bo restrained to8amo number of votes. Result of ballot. L. J.

Crans, received nine votes, and II. II. Huffman seven. L. J.

Crans declared the nominee. A motion that Mr. Crans, nomination be declared unanimous, was adopted. A committee of three were appointed to wait upon Mr. Crans to inform him of his nomination- Speech by Mr Crans accepting tho nomination'.

Speech by John Davis. 'i I A. Ai Carnahan, Albert Nichols, of Cloud county, and S. W. Gunter, W.

Ci Shull, and E. Uagby, of Republic county, "wore elected as the Senatorial Committee. Above committee electing S. Gunter, chairman, and Albert Nichols, secretary. -'i Moved and carried that tho Secretary furnish each paper iii tho district With a copy of proceedings and resolutions.

Motion -to II. U. 8p.ti.mso, 8. Secretary. t-Chairman, 1 Iii another column will bo found call for a literary ami musical society.

Wo trust all tho young folks of Clyde will turn out Friday evening mid attend tills meeting. The long winter evenings will soon bo upon us vmi wc will need some healthful occupa-tlon for tho If this' society is well managed it will prove not only a 'blessing to tho members thereof' 'but to all tho people of olydc. wonderful part of this "ow'rc truo tale Hag? arc in lively, and Voile christian brought in one on Monay, that weigned 695 lbs. and received 84.10 per hundred for it, Kennedy bought it. After fishing awhilo longer without a bite, your reporter looked toward hin fish and not aeciug it niako any signs of life, ho thought it strange that it had died so soon c.

w. Dav, C. F. Batciiei.dkk, Tiios. Owex, 1 lAnd others.

and thought he would put the fish in the water just to see if it was really dead, no The Republican and Blue Baptist Association of churches, meets at cllfton, Sept. 24, 25, and 26th. Delegates to and from the coven tion can sooner thought than done, he put it in, the "One word to our subscribers. We last look of the critter your reporter ever are publishing a paper in the interest had was at its tail as it disappeared be. of tho Democratic party.

Wo are do. go over the c. and K. R. R.

at neath the raging waters, just here let me explain that each of us three was about ing our besttomalvo a paper that will meet tho approbation of all classes. 100 feet apart, and of course none knew We are pleased to suito that so far as 1 and regular fare for the round flp. i Beloit holds its annual fair-Sept. how the others fared, acting on this fact and knowing Humphrey to be of a sctcntif lo turn of mind, your reporter went up to liim and inquired why a dead fish always we have gone our eftorts have been appreciated but wo must insist that turned bottom side up when replaced in 29r 30, and 1st. Among the ou, must help us.

It cost money to run a paper. If those many attractions will be the shooting water, ho said It wouldn't do wo bet live dollars it would and okcd him to try tho experiment; ho tried it; but lie could never Hud out what part of tho monster it Who subscribed forour paper will come to our aid we will bo (he better able Geo. Fullerton says he is going to take the clyde Gun club to furnish a paper that will be accept was that gave him that parting salute on up there and bring home the first prize. able to our patrons. Although our subseiption list is fast increasing we hope hone of our friends will take exceptions to our oft' handed dunning.

THE 8ING.LE MEN'S LAMENT. Another one Kone, ym, Hill Cannon bta tfone, From our ranks to the ranks of the married! We tlioiiglrt him awuro, from rich maids and poor, And Love's arrows we thought he'd have nurrled. Our tilaus and onr nlms no longer arc hl.i, Ko more will our duties tiommluslc: Hint K'xmI wife or his, will lirius tilui such bllM, Itu'll bo dcutli oil us nil wuo are We boys tliat do Imnrd ai Ui Pomeror Hoiuw, Ills jinwuce will miss from our titble: But still every onn, would do as he's Uouo, ir to win a bride wo wero able. No mora shalt we hour, his wools of good clicei1. On the mirety of Itaneock'a nlwUtmiu No moro lieur him to "Barwns" or 'Teak." -OfOnrllcld and Arthur's detootlon.1 And now In Hie bin, then? dully fus i O'er Uio votes or lhise In It wlio're carried I Forever)' innii's "Futlorton'' clalini Sliwe Cannon got imirrltHl.

No mow will lie tilt, with "Perry" or "Milt." Just to got them to kicking aud blmvlngs 1 -Or trj' "glvo nwnj," elllier "llnrke" or friend "Dori" Or Uiuliflerlng big words fling at "Owen," we'll cense us rumnlnln, our lots Is ills gulu, Mnyhnrtilius Mwnj-snllmid blm: And honor ami fame, cling to bis good name, 1 Wherever kind f(u-Uua moj-soutt him. When HmtoooV sits there, In tho President's eunlr, With no one t0 doubt or ntputa himi I Small Cnnnoua and "ma," will go with their "pa," To the White Uoum and help to aalut liln. but that they will como promptly We neglected to note last week the arrival of a young Bishop of the Methodist Church at the E. pni'soniigc, Wo conclude lie "ii, he'ordert vat forward and assist us in carrying for ward the" good work." t. We'cotjy the (iliove rom tho Warn NEW CROP, 1880 Moderate and Hard Drinkers 1 of the ') "Clll'TlI AX CireKUS BUT NOT TxiiUItlATEs" ATTKNTIONI fir Twenty half Chests of New Tort just Bought for Ppot-Oami, dud.

marked- One-Half tho usual prpfjtj, AVo guarantee to save you Twehty-flve per cent by 'buying theso floods of us! Teas arc selected with great cure, aiid arc' really excel lent. Como everybody to Taipt's Casb his check at it dived beneath the surface. Having lost both our fishes wo thought it would never do to let FratU go home with his big fish and laugh at us for losing ours, so We went up to him and asked him whether he had ever observed the curious physiological fact that a dead llsh, if its nose be placed in water, won Id turn a tcu-fool somersault sway from the Water, lie didn't believe it Would do that, but wo insisted that it would, at Inst ho said he would try the experiment just for the fun of the thing; when he saw his fish plunge Into tho deep waters, ho could see nothing funuy about it at all; ho muttered something low but deep. As. wo tramped oiir Weary way homo we sang this refrain, Wt three did aflsiiing go, 7' As merry as could bo; We three returned In woe, For ne'er A fifth, bad we.

ego Jcmoct'a onrsuliserlbcrr must preacher around from pillar to post not think that we arc hinting at thcui nt publish the item just. no ono less than a Bishop could exer to other editors else; such 'iiu thority 1 oyer 4 'IhOjI ltdv, tvluterborno. May the mitre sot easy run their papers wo do not need any money to run our paper, wo simply vn his bt'Ow'Wid hto; lluo nlvuj, turil a crank and tho papers comes out a rcprcscniauvo in ino yvposioncai all ready for distribution. ucccssion,.