The man who is traveling through
Georgia, pleaching the nearness of the
judgment day, ani selling “angel wings”
to tile colored people for $lO a pair, is
certainly a clever fellow. Whatever may
he said of his honesty, his sohem i is equal
to those of Colonel Seders for bold origin
ality and financial promise. At $lO a
pair, there’s millions in it.
One of the clergy, Dr. Gunsunlns,
smoked a cigar on the grounds of the
great Chautauqua summer resort iu
Michigan, at Bay View, the other day.
Some of the officers of the na
tional W. C. T. U., werethere, and
thy made a fierce attack upon
the poor clergyman. 'There was a lively
chatter of oratory for some time; and
the smoker looked on like a poor
culprit.
Gen. Faiuohild’b commission have a
mighty hard task before them. 'The
Oherokees have no land to sell. They are
very polite, but they won’t talk trade, not
a talk. Gen. Fairchild iiih_, as well come
home end try persuasion by letter, as to
stay there and rough it, in the hope that
he can coax the Indians to sell when they
don’t want to sell.
The “divine Sara” is no longer adored
by members of humane societies, in thi
country. She threw her pet spaniel into
the fire and burned it, alive, which not
has led the Missouri Women’s Humane
society to adopt resolutions denouncing
her, in (he severest terms, and pledging
all members not to visit the theatre when
she plays. Who knows? Perhaps Sara
was simply sick of dog-worship and
meant to set a good example to modern
women.
