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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1876)
INDEPENDENT ON ALL SUBJECTS, AND DEVOTED TO TIIE INTERESTS OF ASHLAND, OREGON:. SATURO $2.50 PER ANNUM I now hi : opekated . NSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS. his arms instead. He’s that kind of a I and yet most all the members are here. great, strong, splendid man, is Tom, The usual rush which occurs at the Pioneer« of Southern As a saloon keeper was yesterday S ety of the Oregon. Poetical remains exhumed from the le- that he couldn’t get angry at a woman. morning wishing that some ono would opening of a new House when officei “ Dinner ready ? ” said the baggaga- i mains of an exploded heart: composed on a are to bo distributed, is lacking in its “ But it was a lesson to me, and as cone in aud oiler to bet hitn one to five master to his wife. A rticle 1. letter which closed a clandestine corres fullness, yet there are a good many “Of course!” said the wile, iu a Tom says, ‘ I’m always on time, what that (be temperance ticket would be This society shall be known as the, pondence. Respectfully dedicated to the here looking around and picking out tone of astonishment. ever I have to do.’ ” elected, a well dressed stranger walked “ Society of Pioneers of Southern Ore “There’s no delay. There’s no put iu, lit his old cigar-stub ut tho gas jet, author of the poem entitled, “A Remem the good places which they expect or “ Y'es, yes,” said the baggage-master, gon.” t < ting off in my house, and 1 gossip when and then said: wish to fill when the admistration you ’ re afraid of your glass. ” brance of the Past.” A rt * 2. changes. It is comfortable, isn't it, there’s nothing else to do. And then they laughed together. “ My name is Deerfield. I have just One o’clock, aul »till I ponder, Tho object of the society shall be: “ ‘ You see, you’re anxious about purchased u residence here, and am to be introduced to a man with a hun “ You don’t know what he means,” O’er the totter of yeaterdaj; The collection of facts, statistics and your glass,’ says Tom. when he’s in a about to establish a wagon shop em gry gleam in his eye, who remarks said the rosy little woman to me. Never ¡overs weaker, fboder. reminiscences in relation to tho early coolly: “My dear sir, that place of “ Why, when I’m in a tern per I smash joking mood, as you heard him just ploying three thousand meu.” Sighed the weary hour« away. settlement of Oregon, and particularly yours in the----- Department seems a things,” said the husband, and went now. But I’ve got to feel that I've my “ Well that’s good,” replied tho man of Sonthorn Oregon, and to collect’ I'll content with mj I dk ,reading, duty to do as well as Tom has, aud that behind the bar. nice, cosy one; suits me very well, and his way. All it» treasure»—it» sorrows o’er an<l o’er; minerals and natural curiosities, and to. I think I’ll take it after tho 4th of “Ina temper,” said the wife, “ Why, one of the duties we all have ou the “I always patronize soma ono sa- ' cultivate soci tl intercourse among the- Still the heart would feign be clinging March; hope I don’t intrude.” Tom couldn’t bo in a temper if he train of life, that flies on whether we loon,” continued Mr. Deerfield. “ I membjrs of the society. Round its darling evermore. Senator Mitchell arrived hero last tried. Tom in a temper! Good gra want it to or not, is always to bn on suppose mv patronage amounts to A rt . 3i “thns my precious I would smother, Tuesday and Representative Lane cious ! But 1’11 tell you what he means, time.”—.Very Kyle i>aUast in brio York about SI2 000 per year, aud it is cash All persons who arrived in Oregon, In my dreaming* oft I say; Thursday. Senator Kelly has not yet if you like—for you couldn't get it out Lebjer. on th * nail.” prior to the end of the year 1855, to 'Ils foolish lips that kiss each other — put in his appearance, eo fur as I know. of him. And I’ve half an hour before “Gl id to see you—very gl.ul ” re t gether with their famili-is, shall bo Her'», alas I are far away. I heard it told at tho expense of my plied tho S-iloonist, trying to look very His advent, however, would naturally uie, and my darning in my band, and eligible to membership iu this socioty. be silent as the falling of the hoar frost, friend II----- ,who was, and is, a noted pleasant. On my cheek I feel the billow you’re waiting for the stage, it won’t A rt . 4 and even the ubiquitous interviewer waste time for either of us. There was lawyer o' tho Oxford County bar. Of her glowing bosom beat; “ I operate iu this way,” said the Tho officers of the society shall con« might remain unaware of his arrival a tirno when I didu’t think much about Though I cannot avouch for its truth, stranger, sinking his voice a little; “I Oh, 'tie but the pulseless pillow— sistof a President, two Vice Presidents, Shall I bless or cure» the cheat T as applied to H---- in this particular enter a salnou, as I have entered yours, till he should find him in his accus that, but that was a good while ago. a Secretary and a Treasursr, who shall tomed chair in the Senate. The “ My husband was baggage master instance, I am forced to tho belief ask for a bottle of wine and a box of bo chosen by ballot, by a maj irity of Now I hoar her fondly sighing, Senator will bo found there to morrow on this very line wheu I married biiu, that there is nothing in bis character cigars, and then walk out without pay As of yore, when at the key» we ut alone— if he is in the city. I hear that the and they said he was the most careful which should render the thiug im ing. If called back, I say that 1 am all the votes cast, at tho annual meet Tae other line was working— ings of the society, and shall hold their annual coming of Bill Griswold is close one ever known. No forgetfulness in possible. Ab ! the sigh ’twas hot my own. absent minded. If allowed- to go, I respective offices for the term of one at hand. I don’t know of any other him. Never drank a drop and never II ----- had a case on the docket in send the man a check for five hundred Half in pleajQre, half in sorrow, Oregonians who may be expected soon. snubbed the poor, bewildered people which, among other things, he wished dollars, give him a diamond pin on year and until their successors are Thinking o'er each written word »nd kiss, There are three theaters in full blast who asked questions. Good uatured to provo that his client had no money, I Christmas, and allow him to make elected. Vainly I strive to burrow A rt . 5. here, and the Lord only knows how he was as could be, and as firm as if and to that end he cross-questioned thirty per cent, profit on all bills. I’ll From the past its buried biles. The President shall preside at all many amateur dramatic and saltatory he hadn’t been good nature 1, und I was odo of the oppouent’3 witnesses as go out, wait till I see three or four fel the meetings of the society, preserve Dreaming, walking, lam weary— societies have been organized for the a silly, irresponsisible girl, who had follows: lows in here, an 1 then l i! como in order and perform such other duties Night should make ocr burdens less. Winter campaign of fun, frolic and fully. been at school a month before that of “You asked my client for money, did after my usual style. You must pre I as usually pertain to that office. In. Oh, ’tis dreary, very dreary, The stylish and aristocratic coachman my wedding, and knew as much of von not ? ” tend astonishment, and it will be as tho absence of the President at any* Tbns to love and not insets. has put on his festive raiment now, aud housekeeping as a mouse. “ Well—yes, sir.” good as a side-show for the crowd.” ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ meeting, one of the Vice Presidents, if the wide, handsomo and clean streets “Answer promptly, sir. Let us Ho had saved a good deal of money, The bar-tender ’ s lower jaw had been A twelve-month flown: I ponder yet, begin to show the presence of the Win and had built a pretty house with only have no hesitation, You asked him i steadily falling all tho while, and when present, shall preside, but if neither O'er paper wasted, with tear.drope wet; ter butterfly who comes here annually i four rooms in it, besides the kitchen, for money now what was his answer? »> tho itranger ceased speakiug a dark the President or ono of the Vice Presi [past, Sighs caunot lighten the clouds u'ercast, dents be present the members present to flutter, ami fly iuto the candle-blaze but each as pretty as a picture, and a “ I don’t know as I can tell.” shadow stole along tho counter, made ehall choose a President pro tern. Nor pining e’er brightca hopes dead with the of the fashionable world. The festive big bow window in the parlor that had “But surely you remember ?” a rush for Mr. Deerfield, and reached A rt 6. Then mourn we do longer, social season opens with a glare of cost ever so much. In the window “ Y'es, sir.” the outside door only a foot behind The Secretary shall keep a record of' Nor vainly regret— music, diamonds, show and false pre plants were set, aud an aquarium. No “Then out with it. What was Lis him. Mr. Deerfield didn’t return to all the proceedings of the sooiety, give You bid me discard thee tenses. Washington society presents one had a prettier parlor any where. answer ? ” carry out his programme. notice of all meetings to be held, receive And learn to forget. more gold to the square inch, on the It was the pride of my heart. “ I’d rather not tell.” all moneys for fees or asses? ments and. 4 * outside, anil moro drocs and sawdust Ho! ho! ‘You are ou that tack, are Remember that wl en thon did’at stray, “The great road ran just ^pass |Lc agent for the sale of some house pay the same to the Treasurer. Ha- and emptiness, inside, than anv other corner; it was at Ldiiput Junction you ? You won’t tell? ” Mollie wrote stories to gladden thy way; article attempted to mount the shall draw warrants on the Treasury hold 4 « I would rather not, sir.” Rear me no malice for the wrong you h«ve met, city of similar dimensions iu the United that we lived—and down below was steps of a house recently, but a dog for all disbursements, which warrants- « Í The wrung in my measure forgive and forget, States. Bat I should rather you would! the depot, and the train slacked up around the corner and took half came shall be signed by the President and- naai.—AcnoeTic. The House Democratic cuneus last going through the Iowa. When Tom S j , sir, if you do not answer my ques a yard of cloth from tho back of his countersigned by the Secretary. My »flections were as pure as the starlight in Heaven, nigl.t foreshadowed a series of com ate breakfast at home, which wasn’t i tion promptly and truthfully, I ll call Tho mm was sliding out when A rt . 7. Or driven snow upon fallen leaves. mittees t*> proceed to the States of often, he kept ten minutes to get on upon the court to commit you for con coat. tji ‘ > owner of the house came and asked: It shall ba the duty of the Treasurer* T./vedyoa? Bat too ell and not wisely— Florida, Louisiana and South Caroli the cars before they started, and so tempt.” “ Did doze dog bide you? ” “ lie didn't to receive and acoount for all moneys, I.ittle thought me that you Huald deceive. na, to inquire whether the 1 <t > el c- was never in a hurry. “ Well, sir. if I must tell tales out bite me, but he ruined my coat,” was coming into bis hands for the use of In lcUer» old »nd letter» bold, tions had been conducted according t » “ Weil, oue morning he had had of school, here you have it. I asked tho reply. “My goot friend, excuse the society, and pay all warrants drawn Ever and anon y uu voved none other to make ycur the Constitution of the United Stet'-s breakfast at home, and bad liften min him yesterday if he aould lend me half groom. and the laws of those Sfa’e.«. No utes to spare, when some one eame a dollar, and he told me ho couhln’t.” d< Z‘ dog if ho didu’t bide you. He ish on him as defined iu Art. G, out of anv young dog now, but by nnd by lie money in the Treasury not otherwise definite action, however, was concluded ru-hi.g past the house ou horseback, “ And you believed him, did you a shall once I dreamed of f bled Cupii, take bolt of some agents nnd eat appropriated. He shall also report at upon. I think that both the House I! and c; n d out to Tom that old Hill, a not ? ” With roses decked and flowers cruwued: ¿¡er pones ride oud of them. Ha bides each annual meeting, a detailed state Ere ibis dream mj heart knew lo thrahlrm. aud the Senate will send such commit brakeu.au on tho road, had just been “Yes, eir, for ho said you hud rob a coat now, but ho uhall soon do ment of the receipts and disbursements- tees. Some, at least, of the IL’pubiican ver» m.ic.i hurt by a train and ha was bed him of every cent of his ready Now I curse the »ve which heralds the coming, petter ' . ” of the funds of the society. biuce iu tire walaiug 1 ius. the v.Mou ipieeii. Senators r.re in favor of ov« r-h.tilling going for a doctor. Tom liked old money, and if he didn’t get out of your A rt . 8: M olly Owr.r.s. the lute elections in ?4i.-»sissippi, .Ala 11 11, and ho started to his feet at once. hands pretty soon, his wife and little A n inebriate, some little time back, The first annual meeting shall be • bama, North C iro'.ina, Ark unus, i tc , ‘ Bessie,’ mid be, ‘ I must see the poor ones would come fo —” got into a car and became very trouble held in Jacksonville on the first Thurs LETTER FROM WASHINGTON. as well as in the States above named. old fellow. I have ten minutes or “ That will do, sir. You can step some and annoying to the other pas day in June, 1877, and the second an Outside Democrats are talking about more for it. 1 can run to the depot in down.”— Lcdycr. W ashington , Dec. 3, 1876. sengers, so much so that it was proposed nua! meeting shall be held in Ashland, contesting the regularity and legality to eject him; but a kind-hearted rever To-morrow the great national menag of the admission of Colorado, as a State, tbrie. Now, take my keys, my dear, and thereafter the annual meetings A M usical P rodigy .—At Keytes aud have them at the door for nu when end doctor, who was also a passenger, shall be held alternately, in Jackson erie will open in this city,and the animals for tho purpose of throwing out the I pass. Remember how important it ville, on a recent visit, we called at tho interposed for him, and soothed him ville and Ashland. residence of Col. F. M Itcdburn. He will roar every day for eighty nine electoral vote of that State. That such is. into good behavior for tho remainder A rt . 0, “ You Bee tho prt at bunch of keys has a son, six years of age, that can of tho journey. Before leaving, how consecutive days. Whether the spec an attempt will be made by some of This 0 institution shall not bo altered perforin correctly most any tune he the hot-headed and least politic of the tators will tremble with fright or be Representatives is most probable, but was heavy, aud he didn’t cure to cairy ¿ears, on the piano, at tho first sitting ever. he scowled upon the occupants or amended except by a vote of two- them all with Liui down to where old of the car, nnd muttered some words moved merely to laughter, at the spec that the body of the Democracy in the 1L111 was aud back. k. Aud I 1 didn’t ' after hearing it. He played a number of contempt; but ho shook hands tacle remains to be seen. My own House will join in the movement is, wonder at it as \L lilted them from the of pieces for us, entering into the warmly with the doctor, and said, tabic, checks axic^i ^chains and ail. And spirit like an old performer, keeping impression is that the actors iu the j m my opinion, not at all likely. Goo 1 day, my friend, I see you know any proposed alteration ox» amendment’ It is understood that the President's I meant to stand at the Joo. as he came ■ i xcvllent time an<1 carrying along the “ what it is to bo drunk.” show will array themselves in all the message is ready for delivery to Con shall bo presented and read at one up; but there was time to spare. So I parts perfectly. Ho took to playing --------------------------- 4 --------------------- meeting and iie over until the next belongings and tokens of high tragedy gress. It was read to the members of just ran back iuto the yard to tell Mrs. aloLf-, ai.hout any instructor, and of regular meeting before being voted on.. A husband , having arrayed himsolf and will rave and split the air, but j the Cabinet, yesterday, and hud the Jones, next door, ever (.be feocu, about I course by the ear, instead of note, as elaborately with gaiters, game-bag, and By-Law». he can’t read a note. He commenced that the real body and outcome of the finishing touches put to it. It will be the accident to poor Hill—and got playing gun, accompanied by his faithful dog, when about three years old of unusual length, aDd as it is Presi A rticle 1. ■how will be regular law comedy. Of dent Grant’s last annual message, will talking, and the time passed as time will lie has a wonderful knack for music, goes forth to hunt, but shoots nothing. chai; aud iu Any person who arrived in Oregor\, course, we all expect an exciting ses contain numerous suggestions upon you know. I and when a new piece is played, sits Unwilling to return empty-handed to a^any time Jirior to the end of the year I like ono enchanted, drinking in every tha house, he stops at tho market and 1855, and who shall sign the Constitu sion, and some are nervous enough to such defective points in our laws, and “ And our house was on the street, buys a hare, which be presents to his presage violence in the Capitol before our international treaties, as the ex one of a row. There was no getting ’o Bound, and is able to detect any error wife. The hare was terribly high—not tion of this society, shall become a in au iiifiant. We fed confident he of his administration have member thereof, by the payment of the the Presidential muddle is settled, but igencies forced upon his notice, as well as a the back door without goiug around has no superior of his ago, and with alone in price. “ Ah ! ” said his wife, initiation feo of one dollar. The wife: tho whole of them, Aud tho door bad I do not look for anything sanguinary, resume of the political history of the , proper opportunities he ought to attain with a sniff, “ so you killed it. You i and children of members of this socie a patent lock aud the big bow window beyond the metaphorical “ bad blood ” last eight years. Bat you will have was fastened down; and while I was the highest fame as- a. musician.— i I. were right. It was high time.” ty, except male children over twenty- ■ which may be stirred up in Congres tho message entire before this reaches ehatteriug like a magpie 1 didn’t see i Ifnt 1. oral II///of. D uring a thunder-storm a gentle one years of ago, shall be exempt front sional veins by intemperate speeches. you, and I need not forecast it. my husband flying up the road, with Tin: W idow and the B oquet .—A man takes a hack down tho Champs the payment of the initation fee; malo. C. P. C randall . good three minutes before him to get pretty widow, whoso husband has been Elysees towards the faubourg St. Ger children over twenty-one years of age The first struggle of the season came G ot off at the W rong S tation .— his keys and run to the d»’pct in. dead several years, received a beauti main. Ho noticed that at every flash shall pay the regular initiation fee; and to a peaceful termination last evening death of one of the oldest resi ‘ Bessie,’ ho cried, at the gate; but I ful boquet the other day. The man that of lightning his driver piously makes no members undeR^ twenty-one years of -—the contest for the Speakership of The dents of Brookfield recalls an incident didn’t hear him. ‘ Besrie,’ he shouted, sent it had been Hying around her with tho sign of the cross, and says: “I ob age shall be entitle!^ to vote. A rt . 2. the House. There were numerous in her career which happened some as he Bhook the dour— and there were an earnestness worthy of a dry goods served that you cross yourself; you do The society shall have power to make my ears tilled with the story my neigh clerk, and it was with an extra delight well.” “ “ Oh, yes, it is always well aspirants for that responsible and fifteen years ago. assessments upon tLe members thereof, bor was telling ino about tue tipsy here are so many trees, but where tl good paying though very thankless and She was going to Stamford to visit a he saw her pass his-store that evening from time to time, for tho purpose of woman she ’ d seen run over, aud you once we get iuto tho streets I don’t difficult position, chief among whom daughter, and took her seat in the cars with the boquet of flowers in hand. carrying out the objects of the society;,, see -Lum had tried the window by thia were Sam J. Randall, Sam Sunset for the first and only time in her life. “ Am so pleased to see yon with care a curse.”— Zbr/'x Fiyaro, or the society may levy an annual sum time aud found it down, and ho had Cox, Milton Sayler, J. S. Blackburn, During the ride an accident occurred them,” said he, and a thousand lit t Io to be paid by the voting members of two minutes and a half left; and a man A clergyman , who had just made etc., etc. The battle was sharp, short whereby the car in which she was cupids dimpled in his smile. the society or those entitled to vote, that misses bis duty on a railroad pays tho change front Unitarianism to the and decisive. When the caucus met, seated was thrown dawn au embank “Yes,” she replied, “it was and any member who shall neglect to for it, I tell you; aud it wasn ’ t temper, Episcopalians, wrote a note to Free- last night, all but the two first named ment and demolished. Crawling out kind in yon; 1 always knew you pay such assessments or snch annual min “ Clarke, headed “ St. Stephen ’ s mark that; it wasn ’ t because be felt candidates withdrew, and left it a clear, from beneath the debris she spied a him; I am taking them to his grave. paymentor levy, for tho term of six. Day,” and Clarke answered it with a fair race between the two Sams. The man who was held down in a sitting like smashing my window, becauso I months after tho same shall been kept him waiting; it was to do his duty, victorious eagle perched upon the posture by his legs being fastened. W hat he W anted .—“I want you letter headed “ Washing Day. ” Days assessed or levied, shall be have stricken banner of the Pennsylvania Sam, while “ Is this Stamford ? ” she anxiously come what might of ii; and it was to pLty something bnlliaut and d ish are nothing; heart is everything. grand of him, 1 say. The next second ing,” said young Mr. Romeo to the or Every day is a saint’s work, to yon if from the roll of membership; but, if the sun set rpon the fortunes of tho enquired. other twin and be is now a “ dead cox The mau was from Boston. He was Turn, was through that plate glass win ganist, arranging for tho music at bis you are doing a saint's work, aud sing payment thereof be made within sixty days after the said six months, suoh glory. in considerable pain, but he did not dow with a crash, aud the bits lay scat wedding, in the pit.” “ none of those old, die-away ing on your way to O» < — ------- • members shall, by such payment, be* It is stated in the current news of lose sight of the fact thut he was from tered on the floor and ou the ground, worn-out things usually played.' Two neighbors had a long and en re-enroLed; Prorob'd, That the assess aud eome were*iu his flesh, but he had “ How would ‘Beethoven’s Symphony’ the day that anew national Democratic Boston; so he said: his checks and his Leys, and was off iu E minor, arranged ai a fautustio in venomed litigation about a small ments per member for current ex “ No, this is a catastrophe.” organ, to be called the Constitutional ’ ejaculated the old lady, flying. There never was a nun that fuurhlats and one stop to the high C, spring, which they both claimed. The penses, shall not exceed one dollar iu Union, is to be launched here upon the 44 “ “ Oh! ------- then I bmlu't ongukcr got off here!” ran a race that rail so before; and a suit you?” inquired tho musician. judge, wearied out with tho case, at the aggregate, per annum, except iu rough and uncertain sea of journalism, Thia was so evident as to make a re minute after, when I, without my bon- “ Well said the bridegroom, evidently last said: “ What is the use of making case of extreme necessity, a greater • this week. They««/ mines do not quite I net, and not caring a bit whut any oue puzzled, " If it's gut tho ring and go so much fuss about a little water?” f sum may be assessed by a two-thirds, agree as to who is to be the editor-in- ply unnecessary.— Danbury A'< /<v. i thought of me, stood staring down the of the ‘Skidmore Guards’ or ’ Tommy “ Your Honor will see tho nso of it,” vote, as provided for the amendment of ohief, some saying that Montgomery A llopathy and H omapathy . — X. ’ a road, I saw the up-train rush by, and make Room for Your Aunty’ in it, 1 replied one of the lawyers, “ when I the Constitution. Blair and others that Manton Marble, motber-in law is very sick, and X. con A rt . 3. my Tom standing on the platform of thiLk it will do.”— I'iiibolJ^lti t ¡hdl< Im. inform you that both the parties aro late of the N. F. World, is the coming milkmen. sults a friend as to whut doctor he Meetings of the society may be held- I the last baggage-car, with bis keys uud —- -------- ♦ >> — man. Neither can make it live two should call in. at any time by a vote of the society^ or- | checks in u belt about bis waist, tying Two Lunde ml young men wero col years without the patronage of the A t the restaurant: Guest, who misses by the call of the President, when the.* “ Shall I trv a homeopath or allo i up his bleeding baud iu Lis pocket tue can, lected for traujTfrg us ushers at administration, and either of them . LaudkercLitf; aud, in the midst of it, coming Moody revivals in Cuicago. his usual waiter—“ What has become exigencies of the case may seem to re- with it. So the perpetuity of the Co/<- path ? ” “ My dear fellow, it is six of one and . hurt as Lu was, much as he Lad lost in They were selected for this duty by of Auguste?’’ Proprietor—“Do not : quire. slit id ionol Union depends upon the monticn tha name of the wretch, my Returning Board of Louisiana. I half a dozen of the other. The allopath I tLat great window, angry as Le should Rev. A. G. Truesdale, and when placed dear sir; he used to polish the plates “I say , old boy,” cried Paul Pry to might say that everybody is hanging kills bis patients, the homie.path lets Lave been at me—fur I was tho cause in tile were a iiue looking row. Hand with bis handkerchief. There is an an excavator, whom he espied at the- of it all—my Tom nods his head at me some, fully up m the golden-stair bus on to that Board, just now—a single his die.” “ Then I will call in an allopath — the aud shouts at the tup of Lis voice, to iness, religiously plump aud contralto other like him. I know—I’ve been on i bottom of a yawning gulf, “ what are board, between ns nnd the awful depths trail for a month—just let me catch | you digging there?” “A big hole,”' that 1 htaul him above all the sounds iu voice. The same regulations that his of the great sea of politics. We shall poor woman will sutler leas.” him at it, that’s all.” Paul was not to. I tho old boy replied. | of the train: * Ail right, Bessie !’ governed the squad in Philadelphia a»J »iter to-morrow who is saved be put off ¡n this fashion. “Whatare “A prudent uiau,” bays a witty I “ But, oL ! it wasn’t all right with were to be adopted. So a detective add wfio cjiukfl. Meantime, even a O ne can scarcely walk down tha you going to do with tho hole? ”'he ftraw would be a good thing to catch Frenchman, “is like a pm: his head ' mo until I saw* him again, and 1 would looked in and along the line to fiud streets tbeso days without having the Risked. “C Going to cut it np into small prevents him from goiug too far.” have gone down on my knees to him to nine professional pickpockets ami a conviction forced upon him that either holes,” rejoined at and hang on to. the ’ ’ ■’ i old ‘ bov, “ and ’ M an does not want to be au angel bug aud pray him Io forgive me, only noted “ bugglar.” lie weeded these tho American women a.-a all too short, retail them " to , The city does not seem so full as at farmers for gate-posts..” the opening of Congress u year ago, I until he has failed ut everything eke. he wouldn’t let mo, but took mo in out and the others drilled. or their dresses arc too long. Poor Pry was sold., 4 b u- TO “SIERRA.” i I