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The herald., 1837-03-08
W. sANDroRD.



ID DoRIC AND MINERVA FIRE.PLACEs.-Aso a ,srre
~ and Fire Set suitable for pnls cbsntrs
eces aud stores offered for by the suscrc wholesale
and retail at their warehouse No 81 Exchange place
Berlin GfaesTbese superb casfings ,qranr in fnsb the
finest metal with rich and chase designs execu
ted in bas relief They coorcd by acted
upon by rust and requiring water only o keen r
clean.
The Refecng Gaie. RECENTLY inouced unes beauty and
being brilliant metallic ReAecors 10
throw into N, om large pton c the heat which ordinarily
escapes through the hue.
Doric ard Minerva Place This well established article 4.
known otc public superior thing in
bspng cou combines oil the advantages both the usual
modes Of communicating heat by radiation, comnan
dihasss warmth throughout the by of heated air
To como contact with heated iron plates which well
10 have h effect ofdesrynr The oxygen 81 the atmosphere
derng oen sprerye, andalways niunous ~ the bea tn
at pleasure hs adapted to the paff The warehouse, and
safety and convenience. For safe "
fi.B BAXTER a BROTHER, 81 Exchange place
II RUSHTON AsPINWALL,N No IS William street.
~ offer fer sale the following aftccs-wbe Ginger
paica op-Burrndy Pitch. English superior for past~r
Vanilla Beans, pnc-Whtr Wax, Loxss Of 10 each
German Coogn, Fauna, warantedTooth Brushes rench
Enrsh made 70 order largc Sebdlnx
Powders carsfsy rut of superior quslyMsdcss Chests
variety OF which Will be filed
Nee fw slsss and Manifestations Pannces and vernAnsp
ices-Tararo Acd-supcr Carbonate Soda &s
The herald., 1837-03-08

VERY SUPERIOR HATS a. CAPS,
OF MOST MODERN FASHION, Al
WHOLESALE PRICES, RETAIL EXCEI.LED BY NONE :
3f A Splendid Assortment Of
n A II > A n ID A PSs
OF every variety-cal and see.
COUPLAND q CO., 23 BOwERY.
East aide, 4 doors south OF Bayard
nc Merchants supplied on inviting terms tlslm.
MADAME JAMME, ENON PARIS,
al II CLEANS 4 REPAIRS
LACE Blonde rULLE RMRROIDERIEs AND cAMBRIcs
On sproUed principle totch girs appearance eqal
NO 176 WILLIAM STREET
ill.an.
PAUL CERMEN Natl
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 37S PEARL ST.
nN-u t ss. New York. .
hOCKWELL'S H
Patent Vault Lights,
jStf Is2 BROADWAY.
IN
The herald., 1837-03-08
MISS PREscOTT,s STUDY FoR La

Miss PEEsCOTT's STUDY FOR La
Ms ps.sP s sH%ass ave LADIES As
Book keeping corr'c! Red,ng Gsognphy Aso &c
time rende, h'm pro6eian,s critics The nsuroa i a
She has fspccmc. Of pupils i'm and nnmer
Oh. reences and from literary geneme both
to offer the following ~" '''' '''"''''
Prescott s in my Judgment well qualified 70 ss an ascarase
snowledse Of English Grammar to those who wish in
Ss% 9o ,1s' ''''' Ca NJ Gos
With pleasure testify il i.yor ef iss psssco,s knowl
believe her fully capable Of teaching that bch oil useful suca
New York, December I, 1884,
From the knowledge have ef Miss j. Prescott, superior
lant accomplishment NATHANIEL d. GOULD.
This ceeth that Miss Prescott been very accepia
be ans p;ciy Wv W.. member ohs Institution ha,
the m..' promising saalassT Eng il Grammar Geography
pupils in the soAd branches oflleatre JOSEPH JosIIN
Monmouth, Me. Nov 70. lssa. '"''''' -''"N"''
The high testimonials Of character and scholarship which Mis-.
strong and that enjoys with an extended and
nasp s to the & ~ e soS %
housn might be useful 70 her establishing herself iasuc
s s "'' ''0 country "''1 IN ScHoG' cGT Rs'n.fs
BESIDES the above tssona she has ohe Of her character
aud srholarsh from the following g-ntienen
kev. J. WooDNAN, New Gloucester, Mo-,
Hon. Z. HILTON. wissasset Me-,
% ''' eau 0' 'se''
MISS Prescott happy to that she has been insuctiag in
mos, gsqa lined Satisfaction T. d4eds Of sS ss both ssd ;d
and singles IN The above branches and whom
Pemaansh2 Miss Prescotts tuition the pupil may. in
BIZ cam,cd hand writing and obtain rap neat and seat.
t se which the pupil may be sars Of retaining This truly
have written and oven read wriig Charge
including udy ssarpary and penmsk'nr $40 pertem:
pens and fssoSac pronunciaon Comprising II the
and Ladcsmay he assured Of improving style and Of
becoming goodenes that sho PERIOD CHARGE $40 per
English do not how heg M n. e, seaf
more hearers They are not aware thai
face would be r. the In teaching the Of English
work q M nacoI Esd, aud in mpating knowledge Of
prnct cal Grnmmar her To impose little possible
ofon hour each and viii be delivered regularly twice week
Charge $40 per cour,e ,,
lessons viii be useful IN ,Sofad ssnse as explains the
mature Of svss knowleags sfade
az As her agent w more % abg spec, the
s g. G Marsh now ih, ei,y chsc sls pss
Miss P-cst deems say that her accommo
daors for pupils tine best kind and that they
in English branches exclusively by herself Married ladies' and
Other, who wish IT, may depend upon the utmost secrecy il
Application. received at serredence from socIeck isA M
those who wish avail themselves Of her ss
rseo s. VIII az aylmng class from scock until or
RI aensanee during the day wi best suit the of
az e study Us soon as possible a new classes being
puehs by nstcsss sfthc III tcaci ~ and
hay and possessing unqus'hr FROM French,
EnRsh and American ,orcs OF tue highest standing Terms
SIS per quarter Applications received as above
The herald., 1837-03-08

n1- X. c. BROWN q CO., havnlg opsned a cotee House
he Naga, a. No As Warren street, and laid stne
chO cest Vices Liquors &c. hope by sc attenso ~ the
wishes 0fhr share pubic
The herald., 1837-03-08

NE sincerely grateful Tor the
pied received from generous public the ops .
o hs esabs hnent The subscriber bcrs inform ,suds
and the Iaic that HAVING made .veaie..en improvements
his abshmerf. better
with unyaled Hats
Rerrer Medium Mapped Hearers and Smooh al te
esta ksbcd spd low Off dollars
yes the .nb,ere ha. sey.d h whole aenton 10 The
rtue and sale Of t quality Of hats three of
which suited 10 the u the and tssv
ren,l men NJ the community.
little reflection will that upon such pl..
united with ,e efforts othe best workmen in ihe country psc-
ton the mce scarcely fail a. be- attained great ,e
which he has sdy WITH dnon-,rnc. surh use
The and the that such continue Ia =
tte efes ~ the adopted believed nrfnnse
nens complete f furnishing fall supply the most srn
teei style ofhat that ever graccd rcntemans brow.
fs-lms AMMAN
The herald., 1837-03-08

m Corner Of Nassol and Pine sts Cay Of Mao York.
Ihe Proprietor OF the establishment
thanks 70 the public for the very liberal ach has been
sustained since under his direction, and hopes his
uare SYSTEM OF will his friends that he
teeave nothing undone his part merit connu
The Hoes immediately adjoining the Custom House and wn
annues walk VI Wall shec Broadway other principal bu
Lesssxee consequently Tor those gentlemen
IN the upper part ofthe city, he obtained
al e Reeci0ry at all hours from A. NJ till and dinner from
noon till P M The Proprietor feels warraated saying that s
in the cRS
Arrangements have been made with the country by
which the Cusom House Hotel will a future be supplied with the
earliest fruits aud decacies OF the various
and with eminent importing house IN the city Tor
supply Of the choicest wines asd liquors JAMES HORN Jr
I'm .
The herald., 1837-03-08
fsN fAAfTS4SE fAT As TE3M GREAT ERIT1TS

& hne ioh1 SS5 Hudson 81 New York.-hU Gf MOORE
ss 10 eau Tho attention of the public 10 new AM. ,s.
- hn osenett IN the manufscrr of Hat b.d,es hir
nc WIZ warmnt 10 Keep their original shape nnd
WenI r upror 10 any hat before offered The pubs
mce M,s,s e,amoe these Hats invited 10 cal at the
mhtg ty VIII have opportunity judging tl~r
super,oty although they most durable Hats NV ,ns
s .ne pfce 40 higher than far ni.rio III QUALITY
The herald., 1837-03-08

NJ WHERE Is THE NONSENSE ofthe idea that PURGA
TON viii all the ills 10 which flesh heirl It's allowed that
ONE PRINCIPLE doth animate th frame Of man. namely the
ratais Tins known 70 be aao,oed truth and who.
ever has followed Thoroughly tho principle Of PURGATlON
with the RIG 1T PURGATIvE has
health TO what pugaiIye doth fame pont To the Pills known
by the Of BRANDkETH
m CO1 ME riff rts.,
The herald., 1837-03-08

10 BE 1T KNOWN re ALL MEN that no DRUGGIST
Drug Store keeper wise connected with
medicine allowed sell the BkANDkErHS PILLS,
although well known TO Dr. that there scarcely Drug
Store but what frO THEIR ETERNAL SHAME BE 1T SPO-
kEN0 sell the counterfeit article f2U-2m
TC sRE Adverlsement-AB ABERNIrHY's Conssund LIZ
g0ce Cough Mixture pagethe special 2T B0wery
Grand st has been Obliged OF the demand
s Dlcdcne rsm the lower and side city, APP
point HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin and UNDER
HILL, cor Beokman and William Agents for this Mixture.
n4u
1 NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIEs-J. C. BECKER
~ inform his friends and the public that he has received
fresh supply Of first OYSTERS, and ready them
Fried sewed Roasted and Picked the liberal terms
at the shortest notice. Please apply at i3s Fatonseet DIS
nf-A CARDS. W. BRYHAM frienas
and the public that ne has sold his Grand
has completed his eoarsemeats and aeraons Ais
tabshment No 2es Bowery opposite TO RvngoH St.
Quen he better prepared meet the demands O his
st extensive SCALE and with general
pure aBd genuine Confectionery, wholesale and
thanks for the hattsng patronage has
Bowey
Ne 2C8 Bowery opposite to RvingtOa st.
JUJUBE AS e. imp0rtcdfsm
Gle OF riube Paste, < sale above wholesale and retail
e1s u w. B.
Canton herald and Mississippi intelligencer. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1837, 1837-04-21
LAW NOTICE.

DIN ii. THOMAS will continue the
~ practice of law in Madison and tho
adjacent counties He may be addressed
eltheI at Canton or Vernon. Any bust
ness confided to him many ofthc higher
Courts will receive the additional atten-
ton of James Q. Harrison of Vicksburr.
Nov. II. 1886 Stiff
Canton herald and Mississippi intelligencer. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1837, 1837-04-21
NOTICE.

wv I'VE.
Ri virtue of an order, at the jan
~ uary term 1886, of the Probate
court Of Madison county, the under.
signed viii offer for sale to the high
est bidder, on the premises. on The
Sd Monday and Goth day of April
next, the following tract OF parcel Of
land, belonlng to the estate of James
u. Ross, Decd, viz; east half Of
south east quarter Of section 81. town.
ship 3 range | east, N half of w half
. T. quarter of same section township
and range west halt of south west
quarter OF section IS, township 8.
range l east; east half of north west
quarter OF same section, township and
rage; also two eighths of land known
as the place on which Charles Cav.
th h, lived and sold to said deceased.
all lying and being in the county Of
Madison I'd and State of Mississipni.~
Ierms-One two and three Years.
required. wa oe
:. JOHN CLIFTON, Admir-.
r,; N the right Of his wife, Sandal L.
March 8. lSS7-46-6w.
~ JOURNEY UFN ppIN,rpne
.oo a s so,l Printer who iss
you cGmposlter and pressmau can
Canton herald and Mississippi intelligencer. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1837, 1837-04-21
SAMUEL II. BLACK,

SaMUED IL. BLACk,
lLATE OF JACKSON.l
\ INFORMS. his friends and the public
generally that he has settled perma-
ncntly at Canton, Madison county, where
he will continue the practice of law.
He will attend the Courts of Kinds.
Rankin, MADISON, Alfalfa and Leake coun-
ties, and the Supreme and Chancery
Courts at Jackson.
Canton Nov, 5, 1886. Stiff.
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THE CANTON Hen
Is PUBLISHED EvERi ~
BY GEORGEJ, C0hha
TEpMS.
TERMS.

I1thA =,
SuBscRrprIoS.--Five d'I !
vance, five fifty at the endoI'
or six at the end Of the yea y,
scription will be discounts 1n,,
arreardges are paid, e,csp r.
ton ofpublishers. Person Z
to discontinue will please !
|. theIedia rriting ..ii
No subscription receive
time than six months, .,..I
ApvrRrlsrnrSrs.-ln'efa'''
rate of One Dollar persql'a;,r'.
or less,) for the first lnse' e M
cents, a square for e 'ls;,h srs
Advertisements VIM. = 81
ted on the .nanuscri.R|,tt I, :, ,orti
Der of insertions, VIII !.
til ordered out ana '"N'
ingly. ~. mss \
Postage on letters N .iY d
they win not be ,s,t tiencc' mr,.
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| for when executed.
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to George J.
IA Cohea for printing done in 1886,
are requested to make immediate paw
ment, or their accounts viii be placed
in the hands OF an officer for coIlec-
ton as longer indulgence cannot he
given. Cash must be paid for all Jobs
done in this office hereafter.
Feb. 10 1887.
Canton herald and Mississippi intelligencer. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1837, 1837-04-21
INsOLVEN'r NOTICE.

THE undersigned Commissioners
appointed by the Probate court
OF Madison county, will meet at the
house OF Royce and Reading, in Liy.
lngston, on the Sd Saturday in each
and every month from this date, lor
theensuing SIX mog tbs for the purpose
OF examining, auditing and allowing
claims against the estate Of Robt. r,
Old, deceased, reported insolyent,
where those who are interested nay
attend.
DANIEL RICE.
n. II. SCIlROCK,
TH0'S NOBLE.
Jan. q, l837-4i-6m.
Canton herald and Mississippi intelligencer. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1837, 1837-04-21
SHERIEES sal.

SIiERIFF'S SAL
r. W Nelson Fl. fato.
vs. 1887. Mad
job IiIIia. Cou;l.
gsl virtue of the above
Nd directed to the Sheriff
County; shall expose to puI
cash, at the Court House
town OF Canton, on Mondal
dry of April next, all the
interest and claim, Of JOB 7
to the undivided half of a q
or parcel OF Land known am
as the s. ! Of the E. of lheS.
ton V, Of township 10, Of II
aud the n, ! of the n. ! Of Oh
section 10, of same Township
Also ten acres Of the north q
n. L. / of section Is. same 10
Range, levied on and will BIZ,
fly the above stated case.
SAML. NJ. FL0URN0Y
March IT, 1887.
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13

liberal income, are poor; do not mean them) meau those who have large family to maintain, frequently overtaken by sickness either from the want of the necessares of ife or other causes who have high rents to payhigh prices for fue food,and clothing, and for the support of which the poor man
 is entirely dependent upon his labor. Such are poor people; and l saJ, 1 repeat, no man in this House or in this country, who has been raised and brought up in easy or affluent circumstances can form the remotest idea of the actual condition and frequent though often silent) suffering of this valuable DOT ton of our community. Valuable, say, because it is theis labor which sustains and supports your Government; your tariff systems, your banks, and your thousand other corporate and chartered privi legged orders that monopolze, feed and tatten upon the sweat and toll of this great artery in the body polite.
 Sir, have passed the abyss. But do know from sak and impressive experence,wh it is to be poor; and can sympathze and feel, and do feel, for the suferngs and privations of those who are thus su- ated and would sacrifice almost any interest any policy, and any compromise, to administer as far as in my power to the wants of that unfortunate class of my countrymen.
 And what excuse, what justification, can mem- Der of this House plead, refusing to contribute hls slte to alleviate the condition of these people, the inquiry? Rather may the peoee of the coun- try, upon whom the present high price of bread sus bears insufferably hard, be left in their pres ent situation, deporable as it is, than we will con- sent to take down the present duties; for earf once commenced, the injury might extend itself into the whole system of indirect taxation that now is, and has been, since its commencement, grinding the honest industrious laborer and mechanic down to a level with the slave, upon the mere pretence of col lectng money for the support of the government, when the government does rot need it.
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.


 We call the attention of our readers to this subject as of one of great importance to the sate-and especially to this section. We pub. fish to day the report of the engineer on this Route It presents some interesting facts in relation to the progress and prospects of this work to which we particularly invite aten> tion The distance by railroad from Boston by Worcester to Norwich is 100 miles. The route from Norwich to Worcester is 59 miles and follows the course of the French, Qulne- baug and Shetucket rivers The summit ele' vation of this route is 552 feet, The average inclDa,on is II feet per mile. The maximum grade does not exceed 20 feet per mile on any portion of the route The face of the country and nature of the soil is favorable to an easy construction of the road ; the materials ofwood. stone and gravel are near at hand, and no for mdabIe obstacles are to be surmouned. Few roul:s in New Eng land are equally direct and equally free from declvities and Instructions The report on this road published in 835 fur>. nshes q great variety of int, resting matter ln relation to the resources of the country on this route it's population and business. According 10 late report of Manufactures from the Trea- sury Department, there were at that date llf Connecticut, in two counties through the cen. ire of which the read would pass Cotton Fac torres numbering l06,229 spindlts. Within , miles of the route. there are 100 stores-75 Cotton Faclories-27 Woolen Factories, be- sides those of iron, paper and other articles Thetranspor'ation to and from the towns very near and on the borders of the route, IS equal to 3OoO0 tons annually transported through ths whole rou.e There is also an unoccupied wa Ter power, on or near this route, sufflclen, to carry 1000 nI0o spind'es Also; inexhaustlbIe quar-, ;. .. ~ most beautiful and valuable flag, gire ,~0e-waich gre conveniently situa'e1. 'iot >rry'r5
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13

"HAT IT IS TO PIE pooR.--No man, says Dr. Fj:, ct I>;nr, in an excellent apecc" OF ahoshing .'' Gl'y on 1re&d stni;s.
 No non 'N tNs House, nor no man n tri: cnua- try ritH0.t a'tU2l eXpcr!c"cc, h"o~s W,IaL II - to 'e poor Hihere :.Tc neap,e: wj,J, lT @xtra?noanee and ?~oJinaI;ty n 'heir ha IS of lie, oYa with e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

iweniy dillo. IN tuo portions. wsshe
down by three pinis af sherry, and KEPT
down by no mutton chops snd shsloas,
and one volume Of Joseph Andrews
prescription of more yirtne than all which
have been written from The days Of qass-
king Parcelsus 10 hose of DE- Paris On
Diet
.Well. cir, you certainly are not ihe
gentleman you came IN. and lam glad 10
see il. Here is your bill. and il you
wIll run The risks Of he road al this late
hour. I can only wish Won safe home,
and long continuance Of your present
good spirits"
Thank you, Mrs. Furlong, thank
You! And IL I come this way again, !
shall eerlaily. as the poet SAYS,
stop Al The Widows TO dg'nsP
So good night. madam. Once more,
good night. -. Blessings be on every
lnol &c Mrs. FuIlong--lhsi best Of physi-
clans; for she has cURED HE OF MysEIF"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

farming Flour CONFERENCE.-The
Buffalo Journal Of the Let says, there s
every reason to believe that notwilhsland'
ing The immense yield Of the grain crops
this season. the manufacturers and dealers
in -four are busily a, work TO fureslalI and
buy up the market. The ex,sn. oframIh'
cation OF this secret combination is incre'
dible. and their resources ample. The
above paper says:
We could name, we believe, a single
bank for instance eastward Of us, which
within few days, has engaged 10 make
discounts To The amount Of at least SliO'
900 10 three individuals for The purchase
Of whes,--and The agenis Of which Iadi'
yiduals have already passed through This
city and gone west 10 purchase wheat oil
the new crop.
We could also name an association oil
individuals IN another part Of our state
who already own one bank in MIchIgan
and another in the valley Of the ScIoto'
Ohio, il not indeed other banks, whose
agents are in the field making purchases
to say nothing oflhe dozens Of other large
milling establishments who have the';
agents scattered 10 all directions, and
whose means obtained FROM large mum
Der Of banks which are completely al Their
control. are Of the most ample kind. Ana
further. we think we could designate
from seven 10 ten banking Institutions 10
this state which are the mere creatures
OF these monopolisls, and three iourlhs Of
whose discounts are either directly or Ih'
directly made TO these men, and whose
demand they dare mol Al any time gslnsSy'
Aud further still we most conscienilously
believe that an effort will be made oy
these moncpolsls To induce The bank roa''
missloners to deal most vigorously, WIN
or. in The words ofone Of them, to "spus
up" all the western banks al least whlea
will not come into their measures aI'
minister TO their speculations.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25
From the Petersburg Constellation.


WHAT WE CALL DUTIES.
Every man ought 10 pay his debts
II he can
Every man Ough1io help his neighbOt
Ii he can.
Every man and woman ought 10 &c,
maried-if they can.
Every representative in Congress and
10 the Legislatures. ought tn inform lhrn
constituents what they are abouI--li
they esg
Every man should do his work 10 please
his cuslomers--il he can.
Every man should please his wlle--ii
he can
Every wife should rule her husband
Il she can.
Every woman should sometimes held
her tongue--If she can. Doubtful 1!
Every Lawyer should tell The uan--
II he can.
Every Preacher Of the Gospel shoulL
be . Chrisisp--il he ran.
Every Reader should add something
TO the aboye-ii he can.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

The editor Of Bicknell's Philadelphia
Reporter, who has lately visited New
York and Massachusetts,. under lie head
Of" Money Market" says:
In Boston the embarrassment and
pressure are experienced TO about the same
extent as IN Philadelphia: while in New
York. the calamity is, in lis effects, fright
ful indeed The geales, sufferers in Bos-
ton, are the manufacturers. and those con.
nected with the various establishments al
Lynn. Weymouth. bingham. Lowell,
and other manufacturing towns. Many
Of The mills, as they are called, are entire
ly lifeless. while others are kept going
by the proprietors. merely in mercy to
The wOrkmen. All have saved little
during prosperous times, and il is upon
this little they are nov depending In the
commercial walks. the aspect Of aifaits
is somewhat better; but still il is bad
enough, aud must continue to grow worse,
unless speedy remedy be provided by
Congress"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

Md Biddle and The Red Riru Pso,.
GA Red River roarer. frOm he s,e,,.'
inv Of Biz I.,ek---ons Of your nal ca.
,snkercus chaps. . kslf horse. kalf an.
GATOR, with a slight touch Of he sn,n.
ping lurlle." having heard suluI ihips,
about his same President Of he Uni,sS
States Bank. and heing IN Phlladelpli,
on some business. ihoughi he must han,
i look n The animal before his re,urn
home. Accordingly he marched ln,o
The Bank. and inquired Tor Mr. Blddle
The clerk showed him Instantly into
room whers. in an am, chair 4, The del
sal nice. vel dIrssed gentleman. via
a smile on has lip and q pen in b,
hand. " G"od morning. sir" blarIlv
observed the President How do So.
stand il. sirsnger." said the ktnluekisr.
=. BE- ynn Nick Rlddie." My name "a
B,ddle." rs the soil response. /" Steam.
boats and lighlrIng rods! You--why 80,
ant tie Aionsfer." THAT is a iiIs
with which have been sometimes honor.
ed" Give " your fist. stranger |
thought you was . senomous natal Gu.
rIosily. but you're ss HhIN q man q.
ever set eyes ON. Gn0d bye, stranger =.
I thoughts I rould not % home without a
sauinl at YOU" So saying the huL.e,
OF 'coons departed, fully salisfed.