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July 29, 2012 at New York State Fairgrounds Infield in Syracuse, N.Y.
Every year at the end of July Galaxy Communications' modern rock radio station Krock, hosts the largest concert of the season in Syracuse, NY. What started out seventeen years ago as a concert billed as ten bands for ten bucks has expanded into a huge day long festival featuring two stages of non-stop music.
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The band line up for the stages was also filled with superstars, up and comers and even a local band to start off the day. The weather was gorgeous, in the high 80s and not a drop of rain anywhere. Parking lots started to fill up around 9:00am, even though the first band didn't go on until noon. Tailgaters brought their own beer-pong tables, were selling jello shots, cranked the music from their cars and overall thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Once inside Krockathoners had a variety of food and drink vendors open to keep them nourished and hydrated. The only complaint heard was that bottles of water were being sold two for five dollars and they kept the tops, making it difficult carry around. The merchandise booths were well staffed and stocked to the brim; everyone was able to get what they came for.
Back again for the second year was the Platinum Passes, which cost an additional $100 after tickets. These passes provided clean, air-conditioned bathrooms, shade tents, a private cash bar and an elevated private viewing stage. Coming from someone who has frequented festivals for many years, the bathrooms alone were worth the extra cost.
Adding a second stage to the day three years ago ensured that there were very short times in-between bands playing and kept fans happy. Bands such as Evans Blue and Gaslight Anthem got the crowd riles with their energetic performances. Awolnation, a band who exploded onto the rock scene last year with their hit single "Sail" was highly anticipated and the crowd went nuts when they hit the stage. They did not disappoint, playing songs from their album Megalithic Symphony, singer Aaron Bruno was all over the stage and sang his parts perfectly. Later on in the day, he could be seen in the VIP area swiftly cruising around in a golf cart with other band members and Rainman, Krock's popular afternoon DJ.
A name you wouldn't expect on a Krockathon line up is Public Enemy. These legends of rap followed Awolnation and blew the crowd away after initially dealing with some sound issues that delayed their set by about fifteen minutes. Already hyped up from previous bands, when Flava Flav came out on stage dressed to the nines in dark purple, the crowd went insane. The group played their hits from the nineties as well as some new songs. They entertained like nobody else and before leaving the stage Flava Flav reminded everyone to treat each other kindly, and to pray for the victims of the Colorado shootings.
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Krock and Galaxy Communications once again produced a show they can be proud of, there is already talk and speculation over next year's lineup.
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I have the dual-ended spatula and I like it quite a bit. My only advice would be to be careful where you put it in the dishwasher. Mine got quite beat up from being near other utensils.
Great list. Thank you.
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NEW YORK -- Calling it a "major step forward" in relations between Iran and the United States, leading activists Medea Benjamin and Jodie Evans of CODEPINK Women for Peace -- along with more than 150 other U.S. peace group representatives -- met Wednesday afternoon with Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad here following his appearance at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday.
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CODEPINK member Alicia Forrest, 24, arrested yesterday on her way to a rally here during the Democratic convention, was released from Denver City Jail at 9 p.m. Tuesday. While tired from the ordeal, she's optimistic for further CODEPINK actions and progress for the rest of the week.
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Before arresting a member of the women's peace group, CODEPINK, police officers here shoved the woman to the ground with a raised baton, left her on the ground in pain for several minutes, and when she began answering questions to reporters nearby, an officers pulled her roughly away by the elbows to arrest her, according to eyewitness accounts at a press conference held outside the jail.
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At Sberman, Texas, the thermometer registered five degrees below zero. Masked burglars entered the residence of John E. Kirby, a Deputy Sheriff in St. Louis, on the night of the 29th, chloroformed that officer and held his wife prisoner "while they deliberately ransacked the rooms. At New Albany, Ind., a few days ago the twin babes of William and Fannie Johnson were frozen to death. The father went away to obtain employment, leaving his family without fuel. Judge Fkeemas, the legal adviser of the Post-office Department, declares that printed commercial papers rilled out in writing are legally subject to letter postage. Bishop Elder, the coadjutor of Archbishop Purcell, at Cincinnati, has issued a lengthy address to the pastors and people of his Diocesj, urging a division of parishes, forbidding round dances, and prescribing rules for the marriage ceremony. 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There were distributed from the United States mints 310,993 standard silver dollars forthe week ended December 31, against 207,988'for the corresponding week of 1879. B. D, BtrroiiD-'s great plow works at Rock Island, 111., were burned on the night of the 31st ult., causing a loss of §200,000. The receipts of grain and flour at Chicago during the year 1880 amounted to a total of 165,594.6-52 bushels, against 137,624,833 bush- ' els in 1879- The shipments were 155,070,460 bushels. The receipts of lumber amounted to 1,555,487,000 feet. The number of hogs received was 7,055, i29. ErFTY-xrxE National Binks with an aggregate ca-itai of *7,2?1,170, were organized during*the psstyear. Eleven banks, with an aggregate capital of $1,046,000, went out of business, and three bank?, with a capital of 3700,000, went into bankruptcy. The net increase of National Bank note circulation during the year was §2,'458,7i7. A La^d-League meeting at Boston on the 2d wjjs addressed by James Redpath. Over 3,000 Irishmen participated. Dr. Lvhax, of Massachusetts, who is thor- ougly informed upon the cattle disease, fears no harm from the recent large shipment of calves to the West. The Superintendent of the Census has made an approximate statement of the population of th» States and Territories. It makes the total, exclusive of Alaska, 50,152,559. New York leads off, with a population of 5,- 083,173; Pennsylvania follows, with 4,282.738; Ohio next, w.th 8,197,794, and Illinois takes the fourth place, with 3,078,636. TniJ $100,000 residence of Mr. James A. Keene, at Newport, R. L, was destroyed by fire on the morning of the 31st ult. The Windsor Hotel and Dullmore House at Atlantic City, N. J., v/ere destroyed by fire a few days ago. The verdict of the Coroner's jury i n the case of the victims of the Alpena disaster has been rendered. It finds that the st«amerwas unseaworthy, her life-preservers unfit for use, her life-boats rotten, her crew ^experienced, and that the holding-down bolts of the engine pulled through the bottom, la the opinion of the jury the Goodrich Transportation Company is responsible for all damages. Personal and. Political. William Wait, the eminent legal author, died at Johnstown, N. Y,. on the 29th, of consumption. A. S, Logan, a lineal descendant of the celebrated Chief of the Mingos, has been appointed to a position ih the Interior ])e- ♦partrnent. The names of General K. B. Marcy and Colonel John B. Barnard have been placed, on the retired list. V The case of Wblttaker, the colored cadet, was considered In the Cabinet on the 80th uit. Secretaries Eyarts and Schurz urged his dismissal, but the President thought he should be given a chance to establish his innocence of the charges made against him. A court-martial was ordered to convene at West Point on the 18th of January, under the Presidency of General Miles. The New Year reception at the White House in Washington is said to have been a very brilliant affair. The Marine Band was present, and the parlors were perfumed by flowers. Mrs. Hayes had several fair aids in receiving guests. David H. Jerome was on the 1st inaugurated Governor of Michigan, the oath being administered by Chief-Justice Marston. Epes Sargent, the well-known journalist and text-book author, died recently in Boston. .Foreign. Advices of the 29th state that the foot and mouth disease was spreading among cattle in all parts of England. The Albanian League has summoned to arms all males of military age in Northern Albania. The remains of George Eliot were interred at Highgate Cemefaary, London, on the 29th. 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It is stated that China is ready to open the Empire to the commerce of Russia. Rev. John Westrup, who was appointed by the Houston Conference as Baptist missionary to Mexico, was murdered and horribly mutilated by twenty Indians, near Monterey, a few days ago. The Mexican authorities gave chase, and captured three of their race who were concerned in the slaughter, and it was said they would be tortured until they were willing to tell what they knew. Louis Atjguste Blanqui, the noted French Communist, died on the 31sb ult., in his 70th' year. On the 2d eight thousand Irish peasants attended a land meeting near Killarney. The meeting which was forbidden to be held at Drogheda on the 2d took place on the previous day, but two magistrates read the Riot act and the ten thousand farmers dispersed. Monster gatherings were held at Bally Castle and Killaly. ^ LATER 5TEWS. Five members of the family, of Samuel Krump, of Montclair, N. J., died of diphtheria in one week recently. It was found that fetid gases permeated the sleeping apartments. The South generally was enjoying a touch of genuine winter on the 3d. At Fredericksburg, Va., the municipal authorities had taken possession of all the wood in the city, to insure its sale at reasonable rates. At Atlanta, Ga., there was fine sleiglrng, for the first time in a quarter of a century. A severe frost had ruined the ungathered orange crop of Florida, and many of the young plants had been destroyed. For the first time since its occupation by a civilized race, the ponds and creeks of Southwestern Texas afforded good skating. The Tennessee Legislature met on the 3d. The House organized by electing William B. Ramsey- (Republican) to the Speakership, The Senate balloted twenty-five times for Speaker, without result. Major Ilges had a fight Of an hour's duration on New Year's da}' with a band of Dncapapa Sioux, when the latter displayed a flag of truce and formally surrendered. A farmer, named John Gamagher, was recently choked to death by a piece of roast beef in a restaurant at Oxford, Iowa. The German colonists on the Volga in Russia are reported to be suffering for the necessaries of life. Ihe Berlin students celebrated New Year's day by invading cafes frequented by Jews, smashing the windows and mobbing representatives of the proscribed race. A Dublin dispatch of the 3d says that one thousand guns were each week surreptitiously sent to Ireland from Birmingham, and that within three weeks five thousand Enfield rifles had also been forwarned. Cyphnan, the Italian communist, has been ordered to leave France. Both branches of the California Legislature were organized by the'Republicans on the 3d, The public-debt statement issued on the 3d makes the following exhibit: Total debt (including interest of ?21,596,379) $3.131,481,- 475. Cash in Treasury, $223,299,739. Debt, less amount in Treasury, Si,899,181,730. Decrease during December, 15,699,480. Decrease since June 30,1880, $42,5)90,559. Colonel Israel Vodges, of the First Artillery, has been retired, at his own request, after forty years' service. IN Brooklyn, N. Y., On the night of the 3d James Walsh murdered Barbara Groenthal because she refused to marry him. Mks. Theresa Re wast scirXEu>En, when recently arraigned in a New Jersey Court, pleaded guilty to the charge of marrying .twelve men within atxyears, only fine of whom ; Is dead. " A Cokk (Ireland) cablegram of the Sd says that a party of Land Lc-aguers had visited the house of a man named Daniels, and inflicted dangerous wounds upon him, but that the victim icfused to disclose their names or state the cause ol the attack. OCCURRENCES OF INTEREST. The Population of Our Cities. The following is a list of 108 cities of the United States, with their population in 1880, oompared with ten years before: 1880. 1870. Albany, N. Y 76,216 69,422 Allentown, Pa 18,193 13,883 Altoona,.Pa.... 19,987 10,610 Allegheny, Pa 78,473 53.180 Atlanta, Ga... 45,000 31,978 Attleborough, Mass 11,105 6,769 Athens, Ohio 16,100 10,006 Austin, Texas 11,000 4,428 Auburn, N, Y 33,937 17,335 Aurora. HI.-. , 13,007 11,163 Baltimore, Md. 331,000 266,304 Bay City, Michigan 30,650 13,690 Belleville, 111 10,713 8,146 BiUghamton, N. Y. 17,110 13,693 Blooming ton, 111 17,380 14,590 Boston, Mass 36B,565 250,uo6 Brooklyn, N. Y 551,465 £06,099 B rocton, Mass 13,598 8,007 Buffalo, N.Y 149,500 117,714 Burlington, Iowa 18,975 14,930 Cambridge, Mass 51,693 S9,631 Camden, i\\ J 41,714 20,045 Cedar liapids, Iowa 10,176 5,041 Charleston, S. C 49,027 48,965 Chester, Pa 15,038 9,485 Chicopee, Mass 11,337 9,607 Chicago, 111 503,053 298,907 Chillicothe, Ohio 10,793 8,920 Cincinnati, Ohio 255.804 216,389 Chattanooga, Tenn... 13,580 6,193 Cleveland, Ohio 159,404 93,839 Cohoes, N.Y... 20,123 15,357 Columbus, Ga 10,133 7,101 Columbus, Ohio 51,337 31,374 Concord, N. H 13,841 13,241 Council Bluffs, lo\va... ... 18,509 10,02Q Dallas, Texas 33,466 4,500 Danbury, Conn. 11,810 8,754 Dayton, Ohio 39,000 30,473 Davenport, Iowa -. 21,885 20,078 Des Moines, Iowa 23,290 13,035 Denver, Col 35,719 ■ 4,759 Detroit, Mich 119,700 79,577 Dover, N. H 17,693 9,204 Dubuque, Iowa..... 33,376 18,434 East Saginaw, Mich 19,065 11,350 Erie, Pa 37,333 19,645 Elgin, 111 "10,040 7,000 Elizabeth, N. J. 28,241 20,S30 Elmira, JST. Y. 20,578 15,863 Fond du Lac, Wis 13,564 12,764 Fall River, Mass 47,883 26,766 Fort Wayne, lud .- 26,018 17,718 Galesburg, i 11. 11,451 10,158 Grand ItapIds, Mich 33,037 16,507 Galveston, Texas 12,350 13,818 Hamilton, Ohio '. 22,300 11,081 Harrisburg, Pa.... 30,413 23,105 Hartford, Conn 42,024 37,180 Houston, Texas 16,664 9,383 Indianapolis. Ind '. 75,031 48,374 Jackson, Mich 16,500 11,447 Jacksonville, III. 11,009 9,203 Jersey City, N. J 105,000 82,546 Kalamazoo, Mich 12,07S 11,750 Kansas City, Mo 56,946 32,260 Keokuk, Iowa 13,176 " 12,766 Kingston, N. Y 1S,376 20,474 Knoxville, Tenn 13,938 8,683 LaCrosse, Wis 16,051 11,013 Lawrence, Mass 39,400 28,931 Lancaster, Pa 25,846 20,233 Lafayette, Ind 14,791 13,506 Little Rock, Ark 15,000 12,380 Lincoln, Neb.. 12,771 3,975 Logansporf, Ind 11,172 8,950 Louisville, Ky 126,566 100,000 Lowell, Mass 61,300 40,928 Los Angeles, Cal 11,050 5,723 Lynn, Mass -.. 38,387 28,233 Lynchburg, Va 16,300 0,826 Madison, Wis 10.437 9,176 Manchester, N. H. 3:3^473 23,536 Maiden, Mass 13,004 7,367 Macon, Ga. 13.G95 10,810 Marlborough, Mass 10,141 8,474 Memphis, Tenn 33,200 40,226 Meriden, Conn 18,108 15,595 Milwaukee, Wis 130,000 71,440 Minneapolis, Minn 48,^25 12,066 Mobile, Ala 35.0?" 32.031 Muskegon, Mich 11,300 8,505 Nashville, Tenn....... 43,377 -25,K65 Nashua, N. H 13.453 10,553 Newark, N. J 135,9S'l 105,0:>9 Newburg, N. Y 18,075 17,014 New Albany, Ind. 17,500 15,393 New Haven, Conn 63,000 50,84) New Orleans, La 215,123 191,418 New York, N, Y. 1,206,577 942,292 Norwalk, Conn 14,000 12.120 Norristown, Pa 13,200 10,753 NewCastle,Pa 10.293 7,5W) New Brunswick, N. J. 17,311 15,055 Oakland, Cal 35,000 10.503 Omaha, Neb. S'0.605 16.0S3 Oswego, N.. Y •-... 20,732 20,910 Ogdensburg, N. Y 16,277 10,176 Oshkosh, Wis 15,753 12,643 Paterson. N. J 58,000 38,579 Pawtucket, K. I: ........ 19.531 12,G0O Peoria, HI 31,703 22,859 Philadelphia, Pa 817,513 674,633 Pittsburgh, Pa 131,977 86,076 Pottsville. Pa 13,346 12,384 Portland, Me - 33,765 31,413 Poughkcepsie, N.Y..... 20,203 20,080 Providence, R. 1 101,500 68,901 Quincy, Mass 10,571 7,442 Qulncy, 111 27.42S 31,052 Racine, Wis... 10,042 9,S,-0 Reading, Pa 43,230 33,930 Richmond, Va 62,500 51,038 Rock Island, III H,S14 7,893 Rockford. Ill 13,0:8 11,043 Rochester, N. Y 89,498 62,3S9 RomcN. Y... 12,045 11,000 Rutland. Vt 12,323 6,000 San Jose, Cal 12,6^5 9,089 Sacramento, Cal 21,'dSZ 16,283 San Francisco, Cal 233,036 149,478 San Antonio, Texas. 20,594 12.556 Sandusky, Ohio 15,003 13;000 Stamford, Conn . 11,319 9,731 Springfield, 111... ... 19,683 17,364 Springfield, Ohio..... 20,500 12,653 Saginaw City, Mich... 10,430 10,004 Salt Lake, Utah.! 11,000 13,000 Savannah, Ga. 30,767 28215 Scranton, Pa 45,755 35,072 South Bend, Ind 13,493 7,196 Springfield, Mass 33,139 26,701 St. Louis. Mo 350,915 310,864 St. Paul, Minn 41,619 20,030 St. Joseph, Mo 85,900 17,565 St. Augustine, Fla 20,350 11,750 Syracuse, N. Y 52,210 43,051 Stockton, Cal 10,066 30,000 Torre Haute, Ind 26,516 16,103 Toledo, Ohio... 53,635 31,584 Trenton, N. J 30,503 23,874 Troy, N. Y 56,594 46,465 TJlica. N. Y. .'. 38,923 28,801 Vicksburg, Miss... 11,660 13,443 Waltham, Mass.. 11,800 9,065 . Washington. D.C...... 160,000 109,199 Wheeling. W. Va 31,600 19,280 Weymouth, Mas3 10,560 9,010 Watertown, N. Y. 10,615 9,336 Woonsocket, R. I 16,000 11,527 Waterbury, Conn 22,0C0 10,826 Wilkcsbarre. Pa...7 23,340 17,234 Wilmington, Del 43,000 30,841 Wilmington, N. C 17,605 13,410 Winona, Minn 10,187 7,300 Worcester, Mass 58,233 40,105 Woburn, Mass 10.7S3 8,560 Yonkers, N. Y 18,934 17,269 A. IJruve JSnglBeer. The bravery of locomotive engineers haa often been dwelt upon, and many heroic acts by the brave fellows have heretofore been chronicled. One of the most heroic deeds on the part of an engineer yet recorded was performed recently by Engineer Bond, of Wabash Engine 327. His engine left Toledo Sunday at 5:55 p. m., pulling the No. 3 west-bound passenger-train. When nine miles west of Defiance, Ohio, one of the driving-rods broke in twain on the engineer's side, The fragments tore up through the cab, and threw Bond, stunned and bruised, back, on top of the coal in the tender. There was great danger of tho broken driving-rod throwing the engine from the track and wrecking the train. The broken rod kept chopping up through the very spot where the whistle-cord huug, so that ' brakes-down" could not be called. The momentum of the train gradually increased, and the danger of ditching the whole train was paramount in the engineer's mind. As he recovered himself a happy thought struck him. The train was supplied with automatic airbrakes. If he could but cut the pipe and allow the wind to escape the brakes would set themselves. He put his ideas into action by putting his penknife between his teeth and climbing down the rear end of the tender, and getting between that and the first coach; he reached down while tho train thundered along at fifty miles an hour, and at the risk of his life succeeded in cutting a slit in the brake-hose. The brakes, faithful to their duty, set themselves and brought the train to a halt, without any further damage. Of course the passengers, when they heard of their narrow escape, were loud In their praises of Bond's bravery.—Chicago Tribune. ... .«».«.**. .... - * - A California young uiati of twenty- six .Years has recently married a widow of seventy-two. TEH SISTUBS. [The speaker, after winning the love of Edith, weds her twin sister, Evelyn.] Whom I woo'd and won, For Evelyn knew not of my former suit, Because the simple mother work'd upon By Edith pray'd me not to whisper of it, And Edith would be bridesmaid on the day, But on that day, not being all at ease, I from the altar glancing back upon her, Before the first "I will" was utter'd saw Thebridesmaid pale, statuelike, passionless— "No harm, no harm," I turn'd again, and placed My ring npon the finger of my bride. So, when we parted. Edith spoke no word, She wept no tear, but round my Evelyn clung In utter silence for so long, I thought " What will she never set her sister free?" We left her, happy each In each, and then, As tho' the happiness of each in each Were not enough, must fain have torrents, lakes, Hills, the great things of Nature and the fair, To lift us as it were from commonplace, Andhelp us to our joy. Better have sent Our Edith thro' the glories of the earth, To change with her horizon, if true Love Were not his own imperial all-in-all. Ear oil we went. My God, I would riot live Save that I think this gross hard-seeming world Is our misshaping vision of the Powers Behind the world, that make our griefs our gains. For on the dark night of our marriage-day The great Tragedian, that had quench'd herself In that assumption of the bridesmaid—she That loved me—our true Edith—her brain broke With over-acting, till she rose and tied Beneath a pitiless rush of autumn rain To the deaf church—to be let in—to pray Before that altar—so I think; and there Thej1-found her beating the hard Protestant doors. She died and she was buried ere we knew. —From Tennyson's New Poems. IN THE PALACE OF TRUTH. The ISemarltable Experience of Mr. Richard Turner at Mrs? Grey's Ball. Richard Turner, Esq., a lawj'er, let ns hope of future fame, returning home tlie other night in an iinenviably bad humor, found a certain dainty little note awaiting him on his mantelpiece. It had just come, his landlady said,* and slowly tearing open the envelope, Dick read as follows: My Deak Mk. Tukkeu : Mauy thanks for your lovely flowers, which have been greatly admired. Itwas like your thousrhtfulness to remember my birth-day when I had almost forgotten it myself. I was so sorry to have missed you this afternoon. Sincerely yours, • Plokexce Bedifek. A very gracious little note, but for some reason it appeared to afford its reader but small satisfaction. Dick read it twice with a curling lip, then tossing it into the scrap-basket, he lit a cigar, stretched himself in an easy chair and thoughtfully observed through the smoke wreaths that began to float around his head: "What a precious little liar she is! As if I didn't see her, ten minutes after she was ' not at home' to me this afternoon, start out driving with Tom Baker in that confoundedly jerky dog cart of his. Shouldn't •wonder if he had jerked her out before they got home; and serve her right, too! Why, Snip, what is the matter with you, sir?" Snip was the slope terrier, who failing to understand why he had been slighted, was seeking to secure his master's notice by sitting upright and waving his front paws to and fro in a gentle and deprecating fashion. " Did I hurt your feelings, poor little boy?"'said Dick, tenderly. "Well, I wouldn't, I assure you,- for a dozen little flirts like Florence Eedifer, but I do think, Snip, and I expect you to agree with me, that we would all be much better off if wonienandnien, too, would say out truthfully what was in their minds instead of this eternal beating around the bush. Why can't people be a little more candid with their fellow- creatures instead of fooling them to the top of their bent and then laughing behind their backs? Doyouknow, Snip?" Snip didn't know, but he was the last dog in the world to confess his ignorance, so assuming a look of wisdom which Solomon might have envied, he gave a mysterious little bark that could mean anything and composed himself again to listen. "Just eight o'clock," saidDick, consulting Ins watch. " In two ljours I've got to dress and go to Mrs. Grey's ball, the biggist bore of the season 1 haven't a doubt; but there is no escaping it. Aren't you glad, Snip, you don't have to go to balls?" Snip barked again, this time in an affirmative manner. He always accom- modated himself to his master's moods and was well accustomed to being questioned. Alert and vigilant he watched the • cigar dwindle down by slow degrees, while he waited in well- bred silence for a renewal of the conversation. But Dick was drowsy and cross, and when the cigar was smoked out he turned his head aside and fell fast asleep, while his little dog, curled contentedly around his feet, looked up into his master's face with a world of patient love in his honest brown eyes. Seven, eight, nine, ten! Was it j>os- sible that he had slept nearly two hours and the clock was really striking ten? Dick jumped up, glanced at his watch to make sure and with a stifled groan prepared to induct himself into his suit. This was never a very rapid process with him and by the time he entered Mrs. Grey's brilliantly lit-up house the great clock in the hall was pointing to quarter past eleven. The rooms were crowded and stifling- ly hot. The very flowers appeared to droop under the glare and the heat, all except some deep red roses which had been arranged in a sentence over the doorway and whose glowing hearts presented the most sumptuous and intense bit of coloring, even in that many lined apartment. It was strange, but Dick found himself unable to read that sentence, although composed of only three shore words. The language, even the letters, wero unknown to him and for half a minute he stood puzzling over the mystery. Then the incoming crowd gently shoved him aside, and abandoning the effort he made the best of his way towards his hostess. A pretty little woman, magnificently dressed, but seemingly already much fatigued with the work in hand, she half smiled as Dick edged up to her. "Have you just come, Mr. Turner?" she said. "I thought you were to be one of my early birds." "So 1 would have been," he explained, "only, unfortunately* I fell asleep and did not; wake up in time." "O! that was the case, was it? Well, such a lengthy nap ought to brighten you up beautifully for the rest of the evening. Sometimes, you know, you are rather stupid." ■.l^i-'if^^Vlff^ljHll^^^fPlgli Dick looked at her to see if she meant a joke but her pretty face was gravely raised to his. "You are flattering me," he said, shortly. "1 don't mean to, indeed," she answered, quite earnestly. "But there are plenty of men who are always stupid, while you can be rather entertaining when you are at your best," and she turned gently from him to greet a new batch of guests. " Was I ever damned with such faint praise before?" thought Dick. "Iwdn- der if I am ' at my best' to-night?" For a minute he stood taking a survey of the scene before him. The musicians were playing a Avaltz, and playing it well; only strange to say there was a ilute among them, which came piping in with its shrill persistent little treble in a manner distracting to Dick's over sensitive ear. He thought of Mozart's saying that the only thing in the world worse than a flute in an orchestra, was two flutes, and wondered at Mrs. Grey's choice in music. Nevertheless, as long as he was there he might as well dance and looking around for familiar faces, his first glance fell upon a brown-eyed maiden Avhom he had met at a party only the week before and whom he had admired with the guarded and half-supercilious admiration of a veteran society man. In another minute they were on the floor contending with their fellow-creatures for a little room to whirl around in, and seemingly successful in their struggle, until a slight lurch sent them rather suddenly against another pair of dancers. "That was stupid, wasn't it?" said Dick, as they stopped to take breath after the concussion. "Yes," replied she of the brown eyes, raising them frankly to his face. "You are rather a poor dancer. Perhaps you are out of practice?" " Indeed I ought not to he," protested Dick, in unutterable indignation at the charge. " I never danced more in my life than I have this winter." "Is that so? It must be awkwardness then," said his companion, gently. " Some people never can thoroughly learn. I think it is a natural gift.'' Dick wondered if he could have heard aright or if that wretched little ilute, still piping away so complacently, had absolutely bewildered him. If there was one thing he prided himself on more than another—one gift, natural or otherwise, which he felt sure of possessing —it was his dancing. Was the brown- eyed damsel out of her mind or was she simply an ill-bred little thing, who did not know a good dancer from a. bad one? Whichever was the case he lost no time iu getting rid of her, and still mute with amazement and disgust took refuge among a group of men at the door. "You here, Turner?" said one of them. " I hardly recognized you at first, you look so yellow and thin." " Do I, indeed?" said Dick, shortly, and wondering what he was doomed to hear next. " I should rather think you did," was the friendly answer. " I just said to Smith here as you came up that between your sallow slan and that bald spot on your head you Avere beginning to look like an old man before your time. Why don't you take to country life and early hours and freshen up a bit." "Why don't you mind your own affairs and kindly leave me to attend to mine?" retorted Dick, now thoroughly aroused, and without waiting for anoth-* er word he veered around and left the group, who one and all seemed profoundly astonished at his ill-temper. By this time he began to feel a little uncertain who to approach next. Having been told already that he was stupid, ugly and a bad dancer, what was there left for him to hear. He certainly had never met so many disagreeable people in his life and he had serious thoughts of beating a permanent retreat, when he caught sight of a blonde head half hidden behind the azaleas in the conservatory. It was Florence lledifer, whom he had never expected to meet to-night and whom two hours ago he would have indignantly avoided. But for some reason his contempt for her flattery andfalseness had been strangely modified in so short a time, and he felt a positive yearning to listen again to her pretty nothings and to see her blue eyes uplifted with that tender glance of admiring trustfulness to his. It must have cost her a great deal of time and patience to cultivate that glance up to its present perfection, and it was unkind, after all, to sneer at the result of such honest and enduring toil. The next minute he was by her side. She did look very pretty; her fair hair tumbled in some mysterious fashion on the top of her shapely little head; her bright face lit up with smiles and her white silk gleaming under the colored lamps with a soft and shifting radiance' that pleased Dick's cultivated eye. He was not one of those to whom a woman's gown is a matter of indifference. "1 came in here for a little air," she said; "the rooms are so terribly hot and the whole affair is very stupid. Don't you think so?" " It has been worse than stupid for me," he answered, laughing. "I have .been insulted wherever I went. First, Mrs. Grey told me I was often very stupid; then Miss Vincent, do you know her? She is dancing now with Tom Stern." "1 don't know her; but never mmd! What did she say to you?" "She told me that I was awkward and a bad dancer and intimated that I could never thoroughly learn." Florence Kedifer burst into a laugh as clear and merry as silver bells. "But you know, Mr. "Turner," she said, " your best friends do not claim for you that you dance well." Dick gasped and then recovered; he was getting hardened now. "I always llatlered myself I did," he said boldly. She looked at him in some surprise. "Of course I don't mean to say,", she explained, " that one cannot get around with you at all, but only that you are not very gracefid' or sure"-footed. There are plenty of men here who dance worse —Mr. Simpson, for instance," " I should hope so," said Dick, as e. mpson, a little weak-eyed man, who held his fair partner as if he feared she was packed with dynamite and was m danger every minute of exploding, moved laboriously past the door. "If that is the best you can say for me, Miss Florence, I shall never have the audacity to ask you to dance again," and with a heavy heart he left the conservatory, now fully satisfied he had had enough of Mrs. Grey's ball. He took a glass of champagne in the supper room, where its quality was being freely discussed by the young men who lingered there and went back to pay his parting respects to his hostess." There were still plenty of people about, but a chill seemed to have fallen on them, the dancers were few and everybody looked bored or discontented. Mrs. Gre}^ was saying the last words to a party of guests who were about taking their departure. " Such a pity it should have been a failure," he heard one of them whisper in a tone of sympathy. " And after all the expense you have gone to!" "I am sure, then, it must have been the fault of my guests," returned Mrs. Grey, "for I did my part as well as 1 could. Why, Mr. Turner, are you going so soon? I wonder if you, too, found my party a stupid one?" She looked so harassed that Dick forgot the grudge he owed her, and would gladly have declared her ball both brilliant aud delightful, but the words he wished to say stuck in his throat—he absolutely could not give them utterance.' An awful impulse was upon him and to his own secret horror and dismay he heard himself assuring her the paiuful truth that itwas the most dismal affair he had ever witnessed in his life. Then overwhelmed with shame at his involuntary rudeness he turned away and his eyes fell upon the crimson roses still blooming freshly over the doorway. What an idiot he must have been! There in plain English letters were the three words, " Palace of Truth." As he looked and read the magic flute, pealed forth so loudly and so shrill a triumph in its tone that Dick fairly jumped and in the violence of his start kicked the sleeping Snip, who leaped out of his master's way and gazed at him withreproaehable, wondering eyes. "Eleven o'clock, as 1 am a living man!" said Dick, yawning. "Three hours asleep and no ball for me tonight. Snip," you little villain, why didn't you awaken me?" . Snip*was silent. He felt the arrant injustice of this remark and bore it with the equanimity of a stoic. "Well," said his master, slowly as he lit his candle, " since you did not, and as I have had all the dissipation and all the candor I need for one night, I think, little dog, that you and I will fo peaceably and gratefully to bed."— 'hiiadelphia Times. The Growth of CMIdreu. Dr. Percy Boulton, of the Samaritan Hospital, London, has made interesting studies of the health and growth oi children. Instead of taking the average of alarge number of children measured once, he has found it more profitable to measure a number of children of normal growth, brought up under average circumstances, many times; thus ascertaining their rate of increase. The annual rate of growth was found to vary between two and three inches for each child per year. The following working table, though not exact, is an approximation to the statement of a law. The weight, it will be observed,, normally corresponds with the height, rising by steps one inch: Feet. Inches. Pounds. [Feet. Inches. Pounds. 3 0 36J4 1 63^ 3 1 38,4 3 65 3 8....... ...404 3 67}4 3 3 .:...43'4 4 70 3 4...." ..44'4 5.. 73J4 3 5 40,14 6 ....75 3 ■ 6.. .484 7. Ti% 3 7 ,.504 8 SO 3 8 .534 9.. 83% 3 9 544 10. 85 3 10....... ..564 11 ....88Vi 3 11 58.5 0 .90 4 0........ .60j Dr. Boulton believes that when a child varies more than a quarter of an inch annually, or when his weight does not correspond with his height within a margin of safety, put at seven pounds the danger signal should be put out. Then it is safe to conclude the child's diet is not good, or possibly some disease is lurking in his system. It is a curious fact that loss of weight always precedes the development of consumption. PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. tt « Summer Horse." The blacksmith shops at the head of Griswold Street had scarcely opened their doors yesterday morning when a colored man appeared .at one of them leading an equine which slid and walked and hobbled by turns on the slippery snow. If horses ever live over 100 years, this one had passed that figure. His hair was long, one eye was closed, and he had so many limps that it seemed useless to look for a sound leg. "What I want to know," began the owner, after he had taken four turns around ahitehing post with the inch rope used as a halter, " am about what it will cost to shoe dis hoss." "Two dollars," was the prompt re- piy- "For de land's sake! but has iron riz up to dat pitch? I'll have to dwell on dat for a few minits." He dwelt. He walked around his steed, looked him over carefully, and then said to the smith: "Sow, see hyar." If you war' me wouldn't you sort o' keep dis beast fur a summer hoss, an' do your winter haulm' on a hand-sled?" "I would." "Dat's what I war' finkin' 'bout, an1 I guess I'll save him over till April and call myself a hoss f rew de win ter. Seems like 'stravagance to get butes fur me aud shoes fur him all to once. Hold n..p dar1, Philander-—none o' your pullin up heetcliin'-posts 'round yere!"—Detroit Free Press- —A sea-leopard was killed in Great Bay, New Hampshire, recently, by two men. One of them saw it on a piece of floating ice, nearly a mile distant. He took a small sculling boat and gave chase, emptying the contents of a double-barrel shot gun into its body near the neck. With open, jaws it made for tlie boat, tearing pieces from it with j its teeth, trying to overturn it. Their : gnu was empty and they had no chanee i to retaliate. The water was crimson with gore. Smite and his companion, with an oar and club, managed to keep it clear of tlie boat for about twenty minutes, when it died through loss of blood and was towed ashore. --A finished performer—the dead actor. —Lies go by telegraph; truth comes by mail, three hours late. —" Blue in the mussel" was the short but concise verdict of a jury in Northern Wisconsin. —The river runs down and keeps going all of the time. It is different with a clock.—N. 0. Picayune. —It costs the average American five dollars for patent medicine to digest one dollar's worth of food.—Boston Transcript. —Most babies have a hue distinct from adults-.—Cincinnati Gazette. Yes, and they have a cry distinct from adults, too, which makes a distinct hue-and- cry; now, doesn't it? —Thousands of women can appreciate a compliment to their clothing, the work of the dressmaker, who would scorn to be complimented on their mental qualifications, the work of the schoolmaster.—Boston Transcript. —Wishing to pay his friend a compliment, a gentleman remarked: "I hear you have a very industrious wife." " Yes," replied the friend, with a melancholy smile, "she is never idle. She always finds something for me to do." —" Did you see Ann Marie Boardman in black?" said one Galveston lady to another. " Yes, I saw her the day after her father died." " Well, don't she look like a fright in black? If 1 look like that inmourninglhope nobody will ever die in our family."—Galveston News. —" Old Grimes is dead—that good old man— We ne'er shall see him more, He used to wear a long-tailed coat, All buttoned down before." Why mourn for old Grimes—his daughters live; On Fashion's streets we find 'em, And they wear " Old Grimes' coat" All buttoned down behind 'em. Negro Belief in Conjuring. This belief of the negroes has always been of peculiar interest to me and I never lose an opportunity of talking to them and making inquiries upon the subject, and although they are rather reticent upon such a mysterious and awe-inspiring topic, Ihave never found more than one out of fifty who did not firmly believe in conjuring. About half the disasters and earthly ills of the race seem to be imputed to " tricking." The ever ready and final solution to every unaccountable sickness or accident is in that awful word "cunjered." It is generally believed that no one hut a genuine "cunjer doctor" can relieve patients of this kind, but sometimes shrewd physicians do much toward effecting cures by humoring the whims, of the victims and giving them the necessary medicine with an air of mystery, and under names suited to the case. Calomel, quinine and other common remedies sometimes work wonders if the patient is told in strict confidence, that they are " trick powders" to "un- cunjer" him with. Once, in the absence of a physician, I experimented a little myself in a simple .case. Almost every planter is a good doctor and keeps on hand a supply of medicine most frequently used; and nearly all ladies living on a plantation learn, in nursing the sick, to treat common cases. "Mistis" is generally considered an authority in sickness, from a case of "hives" among the black babies up to the "rheumatiz" of the old. One day a young fellow in our employ came up from the " quarter," complaining of being " pow'fle bad off" and feeling "mightypoly." His feet were somewhat swollen and after a few questions we found that his case was not beyond the reach of the usual plantation remedies; continued chills had left himina slightly dropsical condition, which would readily yield to tonies. But there was an air of utter hopelessness and an expression of woe-begoneness on his countenance in almost comical contrast to his usual broad grins. Jake had something on his mind, that was very evident, and he soon proved that we would have to minister to a mind diseased as well as a body. And at last the secret came out; he was "■ cunjered!" He shook his head solemnly, and groaned. " 'Tain'tnouse to takenuthin', 'cus nuttin' ain't agwine to kyore me. Gabe put cunjer powders in my shoes, an' that's how come my laigs an' foots all swelled up so; I'm tricked!" "Tricked! Is that all? Then I can cure you in a twinkling!" " You! You kyore cunjer? I thought I'd hatter go to a cunjer doctor to take off the spell." " No, I will kill the spell and make a well man of you quick enough; there's nobody can beat me uncunjering folks." Jake opened his eyes in astonishment, but expressed confidence in my doing exactly what I promised. After some mysterious incantations I solemnly muttered a long string of high-sound- ' ing sentences, without rhyme or reason," a most absurd medley of Shakespeare^ Mother Goose and botanical terms, and. in tragic tones concluded with the old- time play-ground jingle improved: One saw, two saw, little zigzag zan; Bob-tail, dominiek, tory tan; Haylum, scaylam, jinglum, janglum; Go, cunjer, go ! I've killed the spell! Now you're well, Jake. Ding dongbell!" • My awe-struck patient stood gazing at me with as much reverence as if I had been a priestess of the Delphic oracle. I can never forget the look of mingled awe and wonder on his face. The necessary medicine—under a mysterious name invented for the occasion —was prepared, and after making him promise not to " break the charm" by repeating what I had told him—a needless injunction, as he couldn't have remembered a word of it—and requiring him to walk backward three steps as an imposing conclusion to the ceremony, Jake was solemnly dismissed. In a short time he was strong and well. So much for faith! (and tincture of iron). And to this day he firmly believes I can "kyore cunjer."—Pleasant BiderJiood. in Detroit Free Press. —The time that a boy begins to think his mother doesn't know enough to select his clothing for him is a dangerous period in his history. — The first complete translation of the Bible, in English was printed in l«i?>2. 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|1881-01-06; Saline Observer
|LeBaron & Nissly
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|1881-01-06; Saline Observer
|LeBaron & Nissly
|An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published.
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