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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
FOREIGN ADVICEs.

Count Bismark has resumed the dis
charge Of his duties as Prime Minister.
President Johnson's message has had
no effect on funds or American securities in
London.
Col. ,Meany, a well-knowR and prom
inent Fenian, has been arrested by the gov
eminent officials in london, and placed in
Blackwell Prison under strong guard.
Mckenzie, the counsel for the Fenian
prisoners in Canada, IL trying to obtain a re
veTsai Of the decision denying the application
for new trial for the prisoners.
It is rumOred In London that Head
Center Stephens, Of the Fenisn organization,
has lately arrived at Paris, where he is now
supposed to be concealed.
The Emperor Macmillan is expected
to reach MiTsmaI in the course of the next
two weeks. and preparations are being made
to give him fitting reception upon Austrian
soil.
Great distress is reported among
the poorer classes 10 Yeddo, Japan, from
scarcity of provisions. A suspension of hos
tilities between the bellegerents IL reported.
A Paris letter states that the suit
brought against the United States govern
ment by the builders OF the celebrated BOr-
deaux iron clad rams, Is likely to be settled
by arbitration.
General Monticello, commander OF
the French forces in Rome, embarked on the
5tb, in a French iTOnclad. He was accOmpan.
led by the members of his staff. Preparations
are being made for the departure OF the
French troops on the 18th inst.
The imposing ceremony of unwilling
the statue of Prince Albert took place in VOL
verhampton on Nov. 3Ath, before an immense
cOncOuTse of people. The QHeen took a lead
ing part in the ceremonies amid the cheers
OF the crowd.
1t is said on high authority, that
Mr. Stewards dispatch touching the Mexican
question. to the Minister Of the United State;
at Paris, was communicated BY the latter [,
Napoleon to the effect that the United States
REQUIRED france to fulfil her promises IN lie
gard to Mexican affairs.
Prince Adelbert, High Admirall o.
the Prussian navy, will coon pay visit Il
the United States, for the purpose of observ
ing the American system OF naval cOnstrUc
ton, which is to be introduced into the Prus
sian navy. tt
Energetic measures In regard to Ire
land on the part of the British government
are being rapidly adopted. The county o
Limerick hssEbeen proclaimed as being I'm
der martial law, IN order to prevent an cut
break, which was deemed to be imminent \
large number Of arrests have been made o
suspected parties both in the city and count,
Of Limerick. Arrests are also being made il
Dublin and other parts OF Ireland. -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15


A destructive fire occurred In Mobile
on the Sd, destroying between $3.50, 200 and
$500 geo worth OF property, intending stock
and buildings.
The wadding mills In Olneyville,
Rhode Island, owned and occupied by Lud-
wick BrsytOn, were destroyed by fire Nednes-
day morning. Loss s12.eOU.
The large buildings occupied by the
commissioners of the Prospect Park, Brook
lyn, were destroyed by fire Tuesday night
Loss $4,000.
A fire occurred in Oil City on the 3D.
lust, in small frame house occupied by
John DOnavaH, a man one hundred Years old.
A labOrer, aged thirty. aud a boy, aged elev-
EN- years, were burned 10 death.
John V. CockrOft, one of the officers
Of Nassau Bank, New York, was robbed of
50 600 in UnitsdStstes notes In Nassau street,
Saturday. One of the thieves was arrested
but the money has not been recovered.
A train while passing through the
tunnel at Bergen, N J., on Wednesday, ran
against huge rock which few moments be-
fore had fallen upon the track. The train
was thrown from the track, but no one was
injured.
Saturday evening the cotton factory
Of John Cook, on Garden street, BaltimOre,
near Preston, was partially destroyed by lire.
All the cOmbustible material was burned and
the machinery dame ged. The fire was caused
by friction from the machinery. -
The rooms of Hon. S. S. Marsha LOT
Illinois, and Hon. s. b. Wilson, OF Pensylva-
mia, at the SeatOn House, Washington, were
entered Tuesday night by robbers. Both gen
tiemen lost their pocket books, containing
about SlO0 each. The room of Hon, Justin F.
Morrill,, of Vermont, Vas. entered, but no
plumber obtained.
A letter from La Paz, Arizona. dated
NCvember 22d, SAYS that the Indians have
blUckaded the road between HaTdysviile and
Prescott, prevented the transmission OF the
mail for about two weeks. The Indians also
attacked train between Prescott aud Agna-
trio, killing three men, burning several load
ed wagons, and driving on fifteen yoke of OK
en-. They we're committing OutTages in other
parts OF the Territory.
A large fire took place in Walker and
Canal streets, New York, Monday evening.
Two houses were completely burned and five
others more or less injured. The total loss
il about $3.50, 900. Five men, engaged as
wOrkmen in one Of the houses, are missing, |
and three OF them are supposed to have been |
burned to death. The four persons missing
aud supposed to have persisted in the Walker |
street fre last night, are John Birmingham, |
Adam MackligeT, Henry Sean and George |
Robinson.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
John II. Surratt and the Conspiracy
Against the Government
TFrom the Boston Advertiser, Nov. 24.l

from the Boston Advertiser, Nov. al
A dispatch by the cable informs us
that the presence of John ii. Surratt,
under an assumed name, in the Papal
army-which has been more than hint
ed at in several recent speeches by Mr..
Boutwell, has been definitely ascer-
tanned, and that a formal demand for
his extradition was made a few days
ago by the American Minister; that the
criminal was arrested, but afterwards
broke from his guards, leaped down a
precipice and escaped. Ii ever Amer
lean hands again hold control of the
life of John H. 'Surratt;S we trust that
the case may be more skillfully man
aged than at the trial Of his fellow-as-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
Personal Items.

-Artemus Ward is praised by the
London papers, and spoken of as Gun
deniably clever and funny"
Henry Ward Beecher is writing a
story for the New York Ledger. It's
publication will extend through several
months.
1t is said that Lord Lytton has writ
ten a new play, to be brought out In
London by MIR. Fecbter soon after
Christmas.
Isaac Rector, a private banker in
Bedf ord, Indiana, suspended business
few days since. The local paper re-
ports his liabilities at $50, 900, and the
assets not over $50, 900.
1t is said that Hon. John b. Alley
introduced Speaker Colfsx to his audi
ence in Lynn, the other evening, a:
''the future President of the United
States"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15

George ID. Prentice was banquet
ed recently by attaches of the Louis
vile Journal, it being the thirty sixth
anniversary of Mr.. Prentice's editoria
management of that paper.
= Hiram Powers has lately executed
In Florence large nude figure of "Eve
after the Fall, work spoken of as be.
ing finer than even his California, OF
his "Greek Slave"
- General Halleck says that the ac-
ton of the California Legislature in
refusing to countenance the adoption
OF the national currency has cost that
State fifty millions in money and five
hundred thousand inhabitants. At
Rev. DIR. Dix, of New York, said in
late sermon that he could mention an
Insurance Company with property of
$44, 600, 900, and at least three indiVid-
nails in that city who were worth $780,
100000 each.
"A young Englishman named Daw-
son, who ran the blockade and served
as captain on Longstreet's staff, but
who has since been connected with the
Richmond press, is managing editor of
the newly revived Charleston Mercury.
1T is stated that the rebel General
Hood arrived at Cincinnati on the 10Th
and put up at the Burnet House. When
he entered the refectory to breakfast
and saw the patriotic decorations of
the Army of the Tennessee banquet OF
the preceding night he lost his appetite
and left the house.
Harriet Drew, twenty years old,
died at Boston. Massachusetts, on Sun
day, from the effects of tea made
from some poisonous herb, which was
prepared and given to her 10y her moth
er, thinking it was thoroughwOrt. Mrs.
Drew narrowly escaped death from the
same cause.
Mr.. Wilkie Collins's drama, "Fhe |
Frozen Deep" has recently been pro-
duced in public at the Olympic theatre,
London. The play was written and
acted some nine years ago for
the benefit of the Douglas Jerrold Fund,
Charles Dickens taking the principal
The play is quite simple,
differing greatly from the involved plots
in which Mr.. Collins generally revels,
and has met with a fair amount of sue
cess.
Mrs. John Wood recently made her
first appearance in London in dram
atization of 'BarnHby Ridge" The
papers say that she follows in the track |
of Mrs. Barney Williams and Mrs. Flor |
ence; that 'she aims only at the alb
5urd and affects the most awkward at |
titudes and the coarsest utterances to
compel the unrefecting laugh" Pretty |
hard on Mrs. John.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
SANDWICH ISLAND NEWS.

Honolulu papers of Nov. 18th say the
liabilities Of Walker, Allen & Co., will amount
TO 5000 COO: assets S7OO. coo. The creditors
had accepted the proposition for an extension
OF twenty months, with 10 per cent interest
for the fret ten months This arrangement
goes into effect Nov. lst under the control OF
two persons Representing the creditors.-
Queen Emma WAS 10 give a reception without
ceremony Nov q. to celebrate her safe re-
turn 1lome.-O. Rapsckes, a distinguished
chief, died Nov. 30--A fall OF shooting stars
was observed at Honolulu on the night of
Nov. 18th, 81 meteOrs being recorded at the
college OF Punahon.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
Interesting sfaIisties

The Washington correspondent of
the New York Tribune gives the fol-
lowing statistics:
Tho first quarterly report of the
Bureau of Statistics of the Treasury
Department, under Mr.. Delmar, APP
peare1 on the 10Th. 1t really en-
braces nearly all from that Bureau
which will have any bearing upon the
Secretary's report. According to this
report, the aggregate values of imports
aud exports for the months
of July, August, September, and Octo-
Der, 1866, as far as returns have been
received. stand as follows: ..-.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
EENIANA.

The applications for rev trials in the
cases of the Fenians, Lynch, Mcmahon, and
others, was, on Saturday, denied by the
court, on the ground that no sufficient reason
appeared for granting the same.
A New York dispatch says that fifty
men are employed at the Fenian headqusr-
tiers in that city, in packing arms and ammu-
milton for shipment Several large coBtribu-
tiOns Of money have been made. Officers
engaged in organizing circles in the Western
States, report great success since the sup
posed armed uprising in Ireland.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
Compositors Wanted.

The DAILY WISCONSIN Office will
give permanent situations to a number
of Compositors.i if application be made
at once. Application should be made
in person.
We can also give good places to two
or three boys who have had some expe-
rience in the business.
VIM. E. Il j. F. CRAMER.
Milwaukee, Dec. 6, 1866.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15

-"Our Mutual Friend" has been
dramatized and produced in London
under the title of the Golden Dust
man" 1t is praised by the English
papers on account of the fine scenery
little being said about the acting.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
HolIoway's PnIs-Pregnancy.-Durip

this delicate situation ladies will experience
great relief by using this mild cathartic med
lcine for correcting those indispositions and
nauseating sickness to which they are Jub-
jebted during this period. They give gentle
stimulous to the circulation, and purify and
stomach and bowels. They are so mild that
the most delicate constitution may take them
with perfect safety. For assisting females at
the dawn Of Bomanhood, or at the turn of
life, they are equally adapted. Sold by all
druggists. fe~n .-4-T
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15

For Business Edueati0B and to become
GOOD telegraph operator, go to the National
Spencerisn Business College, Young's Block,
corner of Main and Wisconsin Streets, Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin. ROBERT @. SPENCER.
REPRESENTATIVE PRINCIPAL
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
Nervous and Sick Headaehe are pro

dHced by indigestion costiveness, foul-stom-
ach. and torpid state of the liver. Persons
suffering FROM these complaints should avoid
as much as possible the too frequent use OF
spurious and malt liquors, coffee and t0bac-
co, and keep the bowels open, by small but
frequent doses of Robaek's Blood Pills, and
pursuing a regular course of habits. when
they will find that they Lever fail to remove
the difficulty.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15

New Music.-At III. NJ Hempsted's
Piano Warerooms and Music Pubiishicg HouseT
410 Main Street, Milwaukee, can be mad all the
latest productions of Vocal and Instrumental
Music. Letters from the country promptly
answered, and orders filed on receipt of III
money.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15


September l6,14S O5S Total. So, 625 sos
The figures exhibit the startling fact
that our imports exceed our exports to
he amount of $44, 931, $50 for the first
four months of the fiscal year 1867, and
when it is remembered that the imports
are at a gold, and the exports at cur
rency, valuation, the difference becomes
yet more alarming. The report, as a
whole, is not what Congress and the
people at large had ght to except
Especially is this the case as regards
the statement of imports and exports.
Instead of furnishing a statement of
the high articles-such as cotton, wool
and iron, articles imported and ex-
ported, with their quantities and values
Director Delmar gives, perhaps unin-
tentioHally, simply the total value of
imports or exports at the various ports
of entry, a statement utterly valueless
to the manufacturing industries of the
country, In whose interest we believe
the Bureau was orSanized.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15

- The rare spectacle of six water
spouts was recently witnessed on the St.
Charles river, near its juncture with the
st. Lawrence.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15

IfYOu Want TO Save Money, time and
labor, be sure to use H. Egger"s & Co 3
successors to II. Johnson) Excelsior Soap.
1t is warranted TO wash equally well in hard or
soft water. 1t will remove grease. Ask for
JOhnsons soap at your grOcers. aug23cwtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
DR.. sshenek's Mandrake PiiIs-A Substi-
tnte for CalOmeI

Milwaukee, Dec. 6, 1866.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

Capt Es-ey. z A. writes II interest
ing letter 70 the Londo1 FssiS newspaper.
eoGDsrilag 0. Statement TIA; IL New
ForrlAoc here a lot snake. :esd frog
o: reptile Of 81! so-s nur arr squirrslE.
Po-cEpioss, OF mink Captain Hsrdy ssys !.
&" Besides the aboTs mentioned 6esrieu-
eiss. f5und vhsr rlsifing NeEfoznd dlHne
as Euuusr. EererAl o-hers- j wAs MD
sumner. Eo6 the tre ties were srin:llls-
t.nE u urr4A1s = tbe w4ru erenngs ovef
eEery swamp q NpFa Scotia he-t D0s
one ccuic be seen, nor wAs there another
pleasing sumner rlsi;o- % or DeiEhburiur
provinces. the .i-tt hswk. CnnEiderinr
the immense po--I0u q this isl-u6 WElrk iE
claimed y boEs and swamps ! thsrk the
sosencs q al fertlles ve-y curioss and
plDcoec long 1oc oi1er roBnd ne edges us
ponds Guc swEups. huF4ng % s-s some Ii
lie cruAkef i&ks ; b-noef iron ths b4ut
src ~ su-uy slopes q ths WOODS wbe-s
o. the maitland thsy ulrhf be sees a. e.
e-T otcsr step, q ss4rcA q Ea1kes nu- q
v@st. believe s1ms Of on c0Dmoa Ereel-
beaded frogs We-e receHtlr Transported to
THIS IsiAo6, soc turned oui irfo : swEuT
sact a. would be . r-4Dd rssi0enct Iuf
NAEAa = &NAA1s 80 = = frN - = A@Ar Alt-
81 isF suf OF thei- bacAg Il Tact. Nes-
fouuoisod seems destined 20 remAlr - i
Dog tncEbst-tly ss-8 county, withsg; .
reptile
Capt aE-dy q correct n rs -enzrk
GooGi frog oe.nr h-o1ghi 70 the island. .
uuuoer taring eesz eorFese6 Ac-oss ths
Straits O. Belle lsle from the mAsa land q
Lso-1eos q TIE island. distance q bEi
tiieen uileS- Ths fFogs lived sui ieS
DAYS. A theory has been advanced ih4i he
Eaole lslano1s . cnnfinn4;icn o. he Green
lsls. . oeis o. wal. from Galway 70 T-luigy
Bay ksE4nc beeu traced a. the siE3s soGs5-
lngs were raaoe on the Aiisnsie for The tar
lng Of the telegraph cable. Gna thai the IN
taence of 81 fSt-ick sxien6eG across i5s
sane. vher be -hsolshed al the vArm.rts i"
Eovever u IS : singulAr i4si thai No rep
tiles exis; u NewioEndiaud
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

TIE afsctl0nE q mar. ~ nstE-e. eur1re
themselves wI.t unEAtisbvfnE ebjects- T'hs
UNDERSTANDING naturally couiemJ,latss zhe
subjects Stlct pass Dsfure i under fal-e
lirutE. anC su Il Gnprd The ima<iu9zfuE
scar no; hy nEsurs arsnur tbe suht insitiss
T q ticber srihers az txlssenee tuhict is
rs legitimate prurIurt. shea rlxbliy direri-
ed su; Guno un-eaiities dsrTr. q ~ AZ
ssrArsioE frvn tbs sxpsrisurs ~ evsry-dry
lsfs.
The isrUrsis fOo6 OF ths imagination - .
wu-E O. r0saADce- 81 AZ roaapes rzzher
iE4r a poeiry. t,ec1nEs rumsnre j. af 1he
e-seucs q Foes-y. u,stre and rtyue heinE
o1iy - acrldeutai urnnmeusE <up wb1S
Is a wurk oi romAnres u IE a hrl i1innk
narrative, composed ~ Aisst-arssun = pro-
cess q the authD-'s miDc f-um Wh1z -
aiif oocurz Hnman LlI.- Il Il D. ransie-
e--c q "a ordinary course u q 6uh and
pieaoIur routine af occupNalnus arc nmnNe-
usuts. wbuse unfn-uify = fbc -uie. xhile
the passnc~s uf irse-esz cmnEti.u.e the ex-
cerlon- but. insipid a. liIs > ~ ons ub0
comes class ID a K 1nd NEEDLES Elst M
Z viai passaCeS. IoH-s u az al. eren IN
= ran biess iorus. A. uuorrscur ~ poet-
=. winch makes rrseh hear6 fr fhuee whp
ils-er Tor IL as y were frou 4 Gistanca.
rs. as the ssuB6 of chimIng bells. wtick
the ear oetects ~ urfsat wbez close be-
oeGit me bell tu-rss IS nellox-d into has-
r8ouy. II is rane - n ac-nSs woo6~d roFs@a.
and sheefs q uAie-. an6 green p&sfrrr land
NoU the prcrlnce cf rnmanue : - an
stracl from human lie this iis roeficAl eie-
a'e1t . seize its salient points 81 chnrnr-
Ter apc iDcioent. 70 omis and mbrid~e al
The merhAEicAl and rouiips pazsAc.@ srsrr-
vcriug between tbe salient Peins& and 20
wesre these points lnto n ArtIbci4i rlel
The resuit Is . Arepressutntion 81 llis. uhirh.
! not unsrne N The sense of unuA, ara. u
a. least surh a. never wak, and never Ell
be. realised. And aceordlngly. eor irtiinR
n furning aeAiz % cur dailr purNniiS nisef
The p~rus4l of Euck works . enc of ds<zp-
posntmenL II 4 81 Il we woke fron, hnAn-
tifal and plesAn; dream. % erAFpie cbcs
more With the meehanical ro1tine cf ear
ordiuArx cccup4ficns
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
4 sst-anse- Preacher.

His name vas Ss-Aare. Many vill think
hls eonduci vas strAnge also. tie vas a
seAiens preacher. and a aswres singer. NoGA-
ing gave hin - mach pleasure as 70 90
about The country preaching and sineinr
A eentlenea vel OF 10 worldly goods. de-
siring 70 make him and bis fanilv eenfsr-
table IN their dcclining years. generously
presented hiu with . tltle-deei fcf three
hundred and twenty Acrcs 81 land. Strange
accepted the donation With thAnkialncsk.
aud vent 90 his WAY preaching and singing
But after few uoaiAs be retarned and ~
qaested his generous friend 70 take the a.
tie deed. Surprised q; the request. the
gentleman inquired
Is there any fAw in IL =
Not the slightest"
''ls not the land goods 2
First rate
~Isut il heAlthyr'
Yea"
"why, tAen. do yOa wish me 60 take it
back II will be q comfortable hone Cor
yOn when yea grOw old, aud something for
your wife and ehiidren. Il yOa should be IA
ken away"
why. I'll tell you. Ever since. I've Lost
my enjoyment Cor singing. cant sing ny
favOnie hymn with,a good cOnscience any
loueer.-
what is thstr'
This:
NO foot ~ land do pos.ea,
Nor cottage Ia the wildraees
A poor wayfAring nan.
I dwell awhile in isnis below,
Or gladly wander 10 and FRO,
TIL my Canaan gain.
'foader's my house and portion fair,
Ny trcasures aud my hcArt are there,
And my abiding home
"Therer said Strange. "rd rather sing
that hymn than own America. IN trust
the Lord 70 take care Of my wife and chill
dren."
lie continued singing and preaching. and
the Lord. said the pteachpr. did take care
Of him ard his children after him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

vAlrr or Coon MAxxrK<-A mAn ef
good reP1te 10 Wan ssrees. New Yosk. shs
other day applied 70 : well kncwn eitreute
rens hin iaFnished hoase be uas reinsed.
A mutual TREAD expressed sarprsss. He
ssAads well On The street Re - known %
be Punetaal n Al his Pscuniary snEAes-
mentS~
-Yekr
-why dont yos lstAim have yezr house.
Al youF own price. while yoa are away
Because be cane into ny parlor. and
sat upOn ny sofa. WITH his bat On. Sach
. nan cannoi have habits of psrsonal ueaf-
ness. He would spis On ny carpets, be
woald break ny chair backs fitting them
against the wall. and soil il wiih his an
kempt hair. TIE prssnmption iS his i4m-
lly are like him; a. all events be alone
could iujare my furniture morp in six
months than wenld be tbs pro6is " feal-
ing. No. sir man uho ats in ny rerior
With his bat on. she 6Fst lime be enters IA
cannot rent my house 81 any price
let the young Femember thai The eharac-
terwill "cFop eat In The mAnners. - The lit-
tie actions cf lie. asd thai Il thsse ere ~
exceptionable. II they are uniformly neat.
methodieAl. prompl and energetic. lAsse
| qualities will prove passport % good pin@
Gee and 70 thai thrih which brlaks via n
= quiet mind and length q days.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

"Of Ofeourse do. I very often dro into
Mn. smiihs for nothing else than 10 hear
the music."
] can play and sIng better than Mrs.
Smith" said Lizzie. pouting.
Bot you always say you are out Of
practice when ask you."
had the piano tuned this morning.
Nov opon II snd We will see boz Il sounds'
william obeyed joyfully. and tossing
tside hsr sewing. Lizzie t0ok the piano.
stool. She had . very sweet voice, 1ot
powerful. bat most musical. ssd vas q very
lair performer 90 the piano
Ballads. Lizzie
oh. yes, know y0u dislike opera music
ir . parloF.
0sssosg aflsr another. With . aeefsrne.
or lives ginatrumental piece. Ocenaionally.
bstseen theE- tllsd up aaotbef hour pleas
Antly.
The little msntei clock struck ele~eng
Eleven thought !; vas about nine.
ought 70 apologies, Lizzie. ~ used 70
DO. Tor saying 70 long and ] ean truly
ssy. - did then, that the tine has passed
30 pleasantly car scarcely bslisvs il %
late
The piano vas closed, LiHzie's work put
Up 10 The basket. and william was ready
70 20 up stain but glaseiSg back. be ssU
his little vile near the Ere pises. her bsnds
elaspsd, her head beat ssd large tezrs fall
ing fron her syss He wss bssids Der IL
80 insfaut.
Lizzie, darling. are you III wh@: is sbs
ns,tsgy
o.. william. ! have beer sset bad
wife. heard you tel M. Moore last even.
lrg how j kac cisaprOiuted rou bcf I
VII Try 70 rAke your h0ass pleasant. Ia
deco VII, Z you wil forgive AID ieTs ne
Love yoE Oh. Lizzis. you car; gnsss
bow dearly love y0G 2
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