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boy, the other day. borrowed stick Of
candy of q comraie to show how he could
swallow 1t, and pull il out OF his ear. He
swallowed it, and then twisted himself about in
various ways TO extract II, but at length he in
formed his companion that he had forgotten that
part of the trick
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| IL
THE undsrsnged Aav. a. h..ahs
rious pattern. ~ ssos. % Wire Pence. esan,
vsrtisensent. Nenl o. Fencing IA m, .
can be used, particularly In rs. knd o. fence 4
mai W. mot ~iihoa, much labor sr N prAarsss w
ssronss., mn M DC ootained Il il ne sss, s
o.en tested, besides requiring H.. nat has i,
Eastern NM nm NAT pssn used to rea, en.n, se ssn
shr general approval or the public hAs net d
70 those who require fence Tor
.htns ~. " reeommond wire fences a. b~iar ~,
.ning, tor While they possess not cniv Jaa
a.a aal anisy ~ themselves, they possss. sIsr
".ne,s, - that they dishKurs no isna'.. AAss
sruet no lawn, and that they enhance nnascaF@, \
u9y .ne symmesfy and beauty II ornamsnsal -.
axe pleasure In recon cndlng thts srsls - n
~ Hah1Ay corporations and contractors -. = itls
eenk confident that IL IL the best, chsape..
.Iu most our able kind Of fences that they eas
Meinvite all to call and exsEine our storL e
feb23-bptf. KEITH. RS,nfSsar
n ksAGt--A superior article Of
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/ GREW
/ US. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE
TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON ELalRA BsGHANProN SARATOGA
| SPRINGS,
| And all points in New England via
| WkCtIIGAN SOUTHERN a. LAKE
/ SIaORER.R
lsPosrAST 70 the fRAysLER.-The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route is the only one connecting direct
y In the depots, thus avoiding entirely the ANNOYANCE,
OF isrryng rivers, as via Michigan Central and irea
i THREE TRAINS DAT,
Sundays excepted carrying the great through Eastern
One hundred and twenty miles saved to Cleveland
Pittsburg Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore an
ngon, over any other route and the most exhibitions
Boston.
LEAVE, VIZ
lst-Lightning Express leave Chicago at y45 A. NJ
arrive IN Cleveland at9 NJ, Yew York and BOSTON
next evening.
2d-Express Mai, leave Chicago at...8pM.,
arrive in Cleveland mex morning at O'Clock Pitts
burg atnoon, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York ana
Boston ne xt morning.
sd-New YORK Boston Expressleave Chicago 45px
arrive in Cleveland next day at NJ Pittsburgh and
wheeling at Pm, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc. fol-
lowing mornings; also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for Dunkrk and Buffalo, arriving In New YORK
the next day at noon, and Boston at JPN.
Althe above train connect TO apeints
In ONO ana Pennsyivania. without any detention.
ohiy TWO trains on saturday leave att 80 A. ~, and
300 P.
Only onetrain Sunday, leave ats.A5px.
Sunday morning at O'clock.
.s.Bagsage checked to Dnnkirkand Buralo, thence
to New York and Boston,
Only two changes OF carsbetween Chicago and Pitts
burg. ~ ~
through Tickets good for 3e5 days and hours allow
rug Passengers to stop over any where on the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia more Wheel
lng washington, etc, will from 10 10 ri hours
time by takEgany 1.-THE above Trains over anv other
Route. - 1880
Passengers irving in Chicago any OF the roads
WIZ una atentN> heck agents the cars, will re-
ceivs your checA sand convey your baggage free of
charge, 70 the Michigan Southern cars.
TCkETS can be had atthe General ger Office Of
he Snnf harn naI H. 40. m
chicago and at the Passenger depot corner OF Van Blu
rem and sherman streets, and Railroad Offices In
the West.
Passengers holding through tickets by this line will be
transported free Charge from the depot Chicago
ana bufnngtou, Gaeta and Chicago union and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan Southern Cars
GEO. NJ GRAY,
General Passenger ..gent,
nce uhder fremont House, Chicago, the Pass eng
pepot. IChicago, Nov 10, $50.
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MARCH ga. 1867.

Through to New York in 8. Hours.
t. =ssl III r,ssss.=F-l Tgs
ssss 80 -
The Only Route Making Sure Connections
10 Niagara Fd'Ss B1tlo Rochester. Utica Ho,neils.
cate, Etmara, BiaJhampton, 4tbaaV, Troy,
Neto York, PaitddeL oaid, Boston, and
Neo England States. orer Rs
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
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Charlie, my boy, why do you stand
thereY said an over anxious mother to her
son, at q fashionable party; go in and enjoy
yourself You look like u statue. There !
Miss j, she . splendid creature--plump
as partridge shall introduce you r
mo, thank you. | saw the LADY in
bathing at Nahant, last summer. Excuse
me-
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
+ Z B r ! F UGE WINE

AN uSRIyALLED MEDICINE FOR rBE CURE or =
LEVER and Ague, Chill Fever Dumb Arue pe,,c,l,.
cai heaaache, Loss Of Appetite, and every disease
arising from dssrganixed condition Of the Liver or
an impure or defective state Of the Blood
rms Wine is put mp in Quart Bottles and offered 10
.ne pubic as the CHEAPEST and Mosr RRrIanLg KNovS
REMEDY Tor the above Diseases. JOHN wINER
Sole Proprietor.
Office 65 Maiden Lane, New York.
81 TO whom all orders must be addressed
for sale Wholesale and Retailn Burlington by Messrs
squires Bloss Druggists corner Of Jefferson
Msets Iapr IL.
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The Boston people are certainly becoming
little fast. They know great deal, every
body knows but we fear their virtues do
not grow apace with their knowledge. We
hear Of a well-known gentleman, who had
been out dining at a friends with his lady,
and driving home after dinner, mistook the
way, aud made such numerous blunders.
that she began to fear that her excellent
spouse had taken more wine than was wise,
and she yentured to hint the same
Never You fear-fear, fear my d-d-dear,"
said he; Eli get you home all safe, Tiff
the horse only holds together r
tie wasn't the worse for liquor! No, not
at all
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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
La IN IN 60 = g

Two DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY.
TO take effect December 2. 1866.
'kOM and after the above date, trains wleave Bur.
IL lington as follows.
- Mail TrRin.-LeAves Burlington at s45 4. n
Cd Accommodation" g g 3,45 p. n.
" These trains connect with the Western Stage
coaches for Fairfield Otumwa, Eddyville Peila,
laosa Fort Des Moines, Charlton, Salem, Council Bluffs
y; Marys Genwood, Nebraska City, &C., reaching the
Missouri river in less than four days.
LEAVES MT. PLEASANT:
1Af. Accom- IN Ostati0E Trnnn-Ats.soA
ed, Mail Train aA.oOp.u
Passengers leaving Burlington in the morning can
spend the day in Mt Pleasant, and return in the after
noon.
Leaving Mt Pleasant at Sk O'Clock in the morning can
stay al day in Burlington and return home at night
SY Ticket Office corner Of Water and Jefferson sta
Burlington, at the General Rairo ad Ticket Office
sep5 pAcErs c,.axt..s~,
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Frederick the Great was always very fond
of disputation; but as he generally termina.
ted the discussion by collaring his antaco.
mist aud kicking his s!,ins few Of his guests
We're disposed to enter into the arena against
him One day, when he was even more dis
posed for an argument, he asked one Of his
suit why he did not venture to give his opin-
ion on some particular question.
1T Is impossible, Your Majesty" was the
reply, ito express an opinion before Sover-
elsn who hes such very strong convictions,
and who arears sach tery thick bouts ?
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Wagon Depot in Burlington.

nave on hand, and afrsn xenents for Giving
Justly celebrated Michigan Wagons 10 sell In M
80 ' ~ o. winch We can warrant perfect, and snpe.
rior 10 any wagon In this market Cali ana IN,
samples, Or inquire OF those who have used them We
aVs sod about nifty ofthese wagons not one OF vhih
mas peen returned on the warrant 'N"
sepI-wtfe ann-N . carc
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2
r 81 n LIN q r o y
l.. II. DAI.EOrY. Veln~,..,

TePns-Ror unliuDited eourse in Dnuhi~ u.,,~
Msrcantna Book Keeping, Penmxnshlp, Cou,pD~v1l.
computations, Commercial Correspondence, a.. -
The course Of instruction 10 the most
taught and y 20 completely redmred 10 prartice = n
meet every possible contingency In business.
approved principles. ". ' 80
[1a macTciat law H.eceMr es-WHi bes,ven
~ IT. Ten Darwin, OF the abest member. N ~.
Burlington Bar subjects necessary Tor hsir~s
man 10 be acquainted vtih - WY eas'"sss
An Elc9@mt DlpBomam-Under the seal Of she
state College Of Pennsylvania Ia nIi
Send for Circular By mail y ~ 80 nS.ssss.
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DR.. E. E. Paine, DR.. C. C.. White.
stOu0OPATRISTS.
ORoFEsSiONAL Calls in the city or country promptly
i attended 10.
Special attention given to Surgery.
Office opposite Barrett House, on Third ST. ever Par.
ry Freeman's store.
Dr. Pane's residence on North HIM. opposite the res
iaence OF N. p Browning, Esq, on Fifth ST., fourth
door north OF the northwest corner othe Public
Dr. Whites residence South Hill. one block west Of
the northwest corner of Central Square Tiune IL
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MILLINERY, &c.
Misses McELHINNRY a CArnv

DEG leave .oins---n tho Lakes Of Rnr,,,.,.,
- surrcundiaR coantry, thss they ave n
Spring stock ofNasss.-c-v and Pane e;cn1s 4.
which will compare favor .Ay with any similar
In the city. We hope attention. business ~
inertia share Of public patronage. Country MiIIner
supplied on fiber nj terms
Pinking and Stamping done to order. Apprenttc~,
wanted. lSorsoA TAsrd Street. oDDcsifs Old Ziom =
y. CNHrch. Burlington. Iowa. sep20wy
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= VI.
"A l.$O--A superior article OF NJ Y. Tyr.s.. -
- ~ tapr l5-w) J. 3. HIDDEN NJ W
Grimes new Block. Main st., Rarlfrv,s, ~.
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sTEPHEN r, ACRES.

pGALSSuLO4ss fOWd.
binding Of every description done 70 order. Blank
Books ruled and manufactured IN any style. Paper,
Blanks, &C, Sc, ruled 10 any pattern. s
t-kplY
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND Fac.
~ TORNs Mt. Pleasant street, opposite The Wv
Plank Road Depot adjoining the OIL Min. Burlington
iows. Ahccmmcn work constantly on hand. and ".
ders by mail or otherwise, promptly attended 90. ~
nov, 2s.~. UEiAH LOPEZ
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Farmers. have yon seen and trie5 !. |
Worlds Fair prrvo Ok NE

Farmers, have you seen and t,;,5 -.
Worlds Fair Prize Churn 'A'
Or, Davis ADJUSTABLE Chnrr
essAes CO@ bined-PaIent sn snt's ~
"A r our State Fair. held =, M,.....
- october, is56.) this Churn sion4 80 . "
y, although there were eight ar ten o,lr
.AhpNon, and indeed II always TAI - ~ ar.s
MUM Wherever introduced. The advan,.wa. :, N
Charm over all others are AZ follows. W .
ISL ~ VIII produce butter m A. .hort ,lr-.
other Churn. - o't VINE ~ ry
20. II VIII gather the butter after i, i. nroaress
%. " VIII work the butter into a ron "a .xv.n :
outtermk &srefrom pletely without ths hsra "
the Churn. 0u'e taxing u ftsa
oth. 1t can be operated by a child with per,sr,
and 10 ss easily eleansed as any other Churn 'sA
practical operation will convince any ner.ar 40.
truth OF these statements ps's0a ~ 2
Below are few OF the names OF p.articrt hu,,,v
kers, VINO have subscribed to the following reyts.-
VIZ; We are now using the above Churn AMI -
MAKER, churns with ease and facility and aao raa
wNs ana salts the butter In Ierfect name tsfsr
taxing u from the Churn, and We eheerfully rerrrs
u - the best Churn we have ever seen
isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Abner Gorsrt
SaMes oodside, James Hillery, Robert Rrryr n
0segg, Hamilton Brown. Ss~a-- nAah son . b So.
SAINT 81 Foster, Alexander Fleeing, Jererass,.Y ~
thompson, Bates, John VIVID, Samuel Moor, 4,
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson
The subscriber has purchased the right 10 n..-.
.ure Asc sell The above nasaed ehurn In Des Mar.. =,
henry counties, Iowa, and Henderson ard ~
counties, Illinois, and IL now prepared 10 faras N
who will favor him with their patronage.
- These Churns also for sale At j 4 Rfrk,B \
Cos, Keith Robinson Co.'S, and q Lauman's Ml
lington, Iowa. ~
shop corner Of Valley and Eighth streets.
feo xJ-wtf 1pruH
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There sits another person, smiling at a
girl about seventeen, with dark flowing ring
lets. She is a fine looking woman, although
now past age. She illustrates another class
Of Brigham wives. That is Mrs. Cabb.--
She saw heard believed and "loyed' Brig
ham Young; embraced Mormonism, and ran
away from her husband, a respectable gen.
tleman in Massachusetts,, carrying off her
daaghtar, Charlotte the young ringleted lady.
She arrived at Council Bluffs and MARI ed
Brigham Young. Her husband half crazed
endeayored to obtain his child, but was baf
fed nd outiaanmuvred, and they got safely
to Salt Lake She is now a mother in Isra-
ell, and her daughter, ii not married to Brig
ham himself, will probably become second or
third wife to one Of his boys Now is this
marriage of mother and daughter to the same
man a; all unusual at Salt Lake One man
with whom was acquainted there has three
sisters and their mother married to him, and
he Eres rifh them all know seyeal in
stances Of mother and one daughter being
married to the same man, and could mention
their names However atrocious this NAV
appear to benightcd Gentiles, it is not the |
slightest stumbling block to enlightened
Saints,
AASA1 SasS 0uotucE lAuy ABOUT lofty Hye l.
years Of age. She is also the time worn
wreck Of a handsome woman. brigham has
very good tastel Sheis bound to the proph-
ct by another tie Mrs. Poultcrer-her hus.
band believe, still liying-heard Of and low
ed Joseph Smith; in 1854. "But Smith has
been dead ten years. remarks the astonish-
ed reader That may seem an insuperabIe
difficulty to you my friend, but it is nothing
70 Mormonism As BRIGHAM Yonro cnplI
be Smiths agent in taking his widows to ner-
petuate bis kingdom, why should he not, pari
passu, marry new wives for Smith Cor the
same oljects However ridiculously appar-
emit this sophism may be to you, it is gospel
logic to them. Accordingly, Mrs. Poulterer
good soul was married to Brigham, he kind
y acting - smiths agent in the whole af-
mir. She gave up her entire property to the
Church. and of course vas scon mach re-
pecsed .Bat Who . thst tall bright eyed
persoa somping With H. eaildrsnY Oh, shs
b smother example q H. Prophets anatory
,dventarsa G. ID Watt Mormon iron [
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Netupork Daily Mibm,re
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
A SCHEME FOR THE POLICE.
To tie Ed,,or G TAs ~ Y. Tvib~ss.

SIR: knowing that you feel interested 10 all move
ments having for their object the better government
the city, will call your attention to paper now in
circulation here in the form Of bill entitled, An
"sct to create 10 the Cly of New York, Metropolitan
Police Department II is proposed 10 present
this bill to the present Legislature for enact
ment into Q law, as q substitute for the exist
ing system of police. Before this bill shall DO
adopted, Il will be wire to subject 1t to critical
reading that the citizens be net disapp tinted 10 IT.
Eject on the present law. Being subject of great
public interest any citizen may presume, egdnately
comment upon its probable effect, If 1t should become
law Tse general desire is TO either dsconnect the
Mayor fIOm that department If he nov have any con-
p.cton with it, or 20 so cucumscnbe or regulate his
power over it, TO prev ent him, if 30 disposed, from
u.pg tbst power for improper purposes respe ;ully
submit that the propCsed bill Will not enacted, &C
con plish the d. sired object.
at this tne, my only object being to drec attention
10 il.
The proposed bill, Interpreted by legal rules OF con-
,truc,on, does not affect the po~e's OF the Msyor
tt, except in the Board OF Commissioner; II dscOn'
Iecs ,ha. officer from the BE I'D, but leaves all hrs
other powers a. they now tAis 1t will be observed
that the Mayor s not now member OF the 20
! lice DEPARTMENT of the City of New-fork (Ses
Art /. Sec / OF Police Law OF 1853 Tue perniclols
povers he now exercises over pol cemen are speud
tnt of that Department AID superior 70 IT, TIE pro-
posed bill gives 10 the Board OF Police Commissioners
similar powers subjects t. those possessed by
same pow n nor If the exercise Of those p1 bs
both The May or and me Board in any legal respect 10
consistent.
Whethe- il sss designed 10 substitu Q a new statute
fol the old one sno leave the executive powers Of
the Mayor intact do not of c0uise, know; but pre-
sumo such was not the design am entirely conf lent
however that bill viii if ei acted secure t1s re-
suit A fair ar ysis Gil clearly reveal H.
There are other important questions respecting the
practical operation OF this bill, If enacted which might
be- meI toned but bi- being princip, ooe tle s,,--
ment OF it will suffice for ths time. IL may h'Fever,
be rems ked that under The 2lt section If an eectot
of the CITY OF New.York should be assaulted In But
falo on tie DAY OF any general or charter election
without us6 ,bIe excusa6le csase, the perpetia
tor might be Consigned 10 the Sta'e Prison MOI less
ibsn one year for hos much longer tune he might Do
ihcaIcersied is also an open question IL Ia doubtless
intended that the 2lst section ,ha be operative ouy
this city, bat the language general on that liat aud
the title OF the oct be invoked 10 restrict rs
general words. The section declares that zoe pcOtec
non s PROVIDED for ihe electors Of the city, not 70
electors "a tie city CIIIZES.
ketc. York Jan. II, 1857.
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Gifamboais ano Railroads.


DENESYIVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atian'e cues VIZ
Western North and South western st~te ny eoL
VA dasy In. 81 Steamers al ports 10 he Western hVeI
and At CSyslAnd ard Ssndnsky with steamers 20 AZ por %
te Nor Lakes n.t the most direct 80
rsisb. route by which PREIGBT can b. iof~sor0 :" ne
from the Great Wet. ux-,. - . ,r--roprrp, r1t.
TIssT Class Boots Shoes Hat add CaPs cent
Rool. Cyy Goods On bszes, bales and tuDksl u0 o.
Tyos, iGn bore. and bsI-s) Feathers Furs, &e--,
tts ~ o,asl bsjes) Druss q oAsls Hard e4R,sF
80 IesthsT p rolls or bOx.s) Wool and Sheep 100 10.
Petite Eastward, &e.............-................J
TnIRD Class Apy1, Steel Ce.ns I'm es.ss les ,entsP
Tobacco, manufactured Except Cisxrt or cut, &c "
FopnTB CLAss-Cofee, FBh, Bacon, Beef and
Pori On casks or bo1. Eastward Lard and IS cents
Lard Oil, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay Tar. 100 n.
Pitch, RosiP, &C. ...............,...............J
Loun-&l y Dbl until further notice.
8RIIS-5O cents y 100 n until further notice
COTTON bale exceeding so weight until farther
notice
noulsr 10 NAH the package hVs RaroGd7 AL
eods oonUned 20 The AGENTS VI this Road Phsdepha
Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without detendon
YREIGHT AGESTs-HArrs Wormley Co.. Memphis Tenn
q r. esss Co. st. Louis j. g. Mitchell Son, Evansvlns
ina Duu,esnl, Ben Co., and Carter Jevett, Louih
Vile Nv; b. c. Hedrum Madison, Ind. sphgmsn Brown
and Irwin Co. Cincinnati N. w Graham Co.. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Lee.h Co. No 81 KiIby s Boston; Leech Co Ne
Astor House. Esw.York, No. WIiarn-st and No Bet
so0ps Baltimore Geo C. FrsJescus Pittsbursh
III. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, FhIs6sipns
H. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent Aitoons, Pa
January 8, 1857
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vbos. biz .ssial snd sar.ry position 90 vsaAsovs

vboss hieh sssal md literary position u 90 vsn kaovn
N this conmunity.
The attack pvefsais TO be upon Q rscy and genial
.hetch shieh recently appeared IN PE.aGnfs Aa-a-
.iHe, entitled Italian, in Americs" and en~nsted
from pen which has been most setve m behalf Of
nj, sIsss Of our citIens-be suthor Of which IL gel
known 10 resident Italians here srden; sdirer
Of their land and ssrm symp>thiLer vith o.. their
vandt 10 this, vhether coming here voluntarily,
ss wealthy and indep. ndeot lovels OF Amere ,n IA
"sututions' or whether seeking from necessity hu u
bic occupations in land which politics, freed 1m
ders at present more genial than their The sri
Gle in Puno~'s magazine j. pregnant With sympathy
sud love for the c,sses therein dcsGr red and the
shameful attempt Of your DsT eess correspoodea -
di,iort IL nteLt and meaning il bat a weak inven-
a." ten of the enemy"
AL pieume that the subor o. The article in PVT
wants. gill in no wise notice the unmany attack Of
YOUR conc. aled correspondent venture to give cords
10 the sentiment .hch am well aware s the prevail
ing CT org all Italians vel a. his Own co1n
tryn.n. who kLow ths, author peTsensly or through
his works. Ju.rIcr.
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sWINDLING IN NEW-YORK-IS THEEE no
LAW
To a. yS,,o, Of Tz.N Y. Trbya,.

To he Editor II Ten Y. Tyibva>.
SIR: have just returned from your city, where |
wac 70 sbamefully imposed upon myself, and where
saw others oursg eou- treated that cannot hold my
pea.e Nv friends adyire the " tell my story % you;
il IL briefly this: vert to New York sst week with
y,ister who was going 70 CalitOrnia. We put 1p
at the "Jersey House." at the foot Of Courlatdt
su,et We had been directed here by respectable
loo king Young man whom We the i+rTy-oOz-
He proved to be rnI Def for the house lie sa~ Oy
my ssitTs baggage thar she was going 70 Caltornii
he kelt Dea oil TIE time We we're ~ the Dou-e asa
VIXEN We were about 10 leave he offered 10 help me
gel pcket. went with bin ~ respectable Lo0StHg
flee with 81. over the door "Ofi;s Of the CsliOr-
piz .smship Company / .sbei Tor second-cdb'n
ucke', and lad down he UIce, fllO After some 1e-
lie Iictet handed 10 me, which, w,no1t * iIH-
aion aLa With " suspicioD put into m, pocket
10 uy,is or to tie vessel snd presenting her
icL,t he was directed 1n iBtO The sieefase. 90
c,tc sitter VISA delicate. aud bad PAD, sDa,
III -ecoDd cobn Text They answered thht my
I - Wss fvl The s'eerage. tLd them ~h're ana
br.Itnd go' IT, They sid 'ha' had been mPo7ei
a, Oh; thai u a: xGs d" Dos US Office. hsstened
box this office ma r.moEstsec. tney sad Iaat
i Cidhf Or qUl-t t1ey uid slI me. "cuI Oul i1f
81 flee ara hLcIrg one near ;old MN fny etry.
He .nd that b. could d. nothing for me; th7t hity
ea,.s Ike ME Rad cOas 10 BIS kDosiecSe that DAY
! ss..d lm - come int The etic- en1 project iae
allie sppeNtd T. h. meo who had "Fongsd ne
r. AIT l. al ne. and renew my reuoas.ra2ce'
Ttey al once eized aud vlJeDty - col me Ou' o.
tie iouse The policeman boxed on AID laug'ef-
W.pi 10 ibe Mayor offos the Mayor vs. engaged.
related ny 70 his chef cleEk and ne tod ne 10
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1tey ttaJd ny s:ory s11 esn; ne ~ " Captain II p-
ms "A Cspt-iB, believe, CT he Police He gave
ne Do fsi sfae,io., aid oic Doth'ng Tor NE. ~
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a. atual aIC c, d apparently n gres. glei. To-
gUni. 1T ne caue VA tod tos' they we're eoln-
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Csn,rlis; hat thy hid paichs-'d iicseos aud pad
| SCGf r ttm--il tie money they had ia ne SoHi !
rui hat ihc,e -i,kets togus ticket, ana "-re
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| p.LbLs,s ne II =, IriaOls ooe,is ever "a"
! t,lveG iisf Z the M-yor would 10. ae4r me ne
! . BIZ. .iou.c. III c-u have redress %: mJsat
! cot eA> put o,5ers "a hey guard a&4n't th.as
tlu m .siis.P | cal % ypu - hep n 10 to-
master. /, there j. 10 aT r0f poEc@ Ia New ~
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