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Notice ID Hotel Keepers and dH OILERS
.eh0 Deal Il Liquors.

For the information of all persons con.
cerned, the following Act Of the I1egisia-
turc, passed March "a, 1865, is published
CHAPTER 1911.
An Act prohibiting the sale Of spititdous
or fermented liquors in the several coun-
ties Of this State on the day OF election.
SECTION l. Be Il cndcfed By the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That 1t shall not be
lawful for the keeper Of any hotel, tavern,
store, drinking establishments, or any other
place where liquors are sold, or fof any
person or persons, directly Of indirectly, to
sch, barter, give Of dispose Of hry .spiritu.
Gus or fermented liquors, ale or beer. dr
Intoxicating drinks Of any kind, on the days
of election hereafter 10 be held in the sew
eral counties OF this State.
$50. 2. And Be Il enacted, Tint any per-
son violating the provisions Of this Act
shall be liable ID Indictment By thE Grand
Jury Of the county where the offence is
committed, and shall, Upon sonviction be-
fore any Judge Of any, of the Circuit Courts
Of this State, be fined sthi not less thon
fifty dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars for each and every ofEence-one-
half the fine shall be paid 70 the informer,
the other half TO the County Commissioners
for II hse of the Public Roads.
JOHN TRACEY,
oct o ct Sheriff Of Carroll county.
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TABULAR STATEMENT OF AMOUNT
OF LEVY.

THE following table will exhibit the
IL amount Of assessable property in the
several election districts in said county, as
corrected for the Levy of 1871, and the
amount of county taxes levied thereon for
said year, at 45 cents in the $500 valuation:
Disfs. Asscssm't Lery, Am'L Of Tar
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Notice.

HEREBY forwarn all persons from
Trusting or harboring my wife, JANE
her. - f"' ~ us''' So"''a''eu "
sep rs ct JN0. NEE.
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Cash purchasers may rely upon getting
great bargains as all Goods must be sold
regardless Of cost.
Westminster, Sep, 80, 1871.
oct off
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Esfafs n Alden bcnactfs &crto>e1.
N0TIcE il hereby given thatihsmk1cEi.
IN Der has obtained from the Orrhtna
Court Of Carroll county, le1x6i1 Tesl1iho1.
tary on the Personal Estate Of
ALLEN BENNETT,
late Of Carroll county, dedtHSo6. an
persons having claims Aeufn1t TIL 1ccG111,
are hereby warned 70 exhibit Tn sozie viii
the vouchers thereof legally autAe4siost11
70 the subscriber, on Or bslof6 tho IA az
Of April next; they may 0therSiss " nv
be excluded from n bene6t Of MIA
Estate. Those indebted ~ te1u<nK&1 IA
make immediate payment 4.
Given under nv hand this - w X
October 1871.
BENJAMIN F. bENNErf,
oct5.4ts Execulor.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

DY virtue Of an ordeE Of The Orphsns'
ID Court for Carroll county. the under
signed, as Executor Of the Last will and
testament Of John Swope, deceased, will
sell At Public Sale. at the lAta fesidence Of
the deceased, in Taneytown, Carroll t6dn-
~, Nd, on
Friday, the 2Oth day Of 0csober. 1871,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, 4 -
HOUSE AND LOT, !!!lh
the late residence Of the deed.
The improvements are . irzt-
class Double Brick Dwelling Housc, TIVE
stories high, well built, in excsIlsnt repair,
with cellar under the whole building, :
well Of excellent water q the door, Stable,
Hog House, Carriage House, and every
thing necessary for q comfortable roaidsncs.
Also large Cistern It the back porch.
At the same time and place will b sol1
largo quantity Of Holsehold and Kilxhen
Furniture, such q is usually found II 1
well appointed house.
Also No. Piano.
Terms made known on tie DAY d sala.
SAMUEL 1W0PE,
sep <o-W 8Apcutof.
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RoiLDlNG and Cabint Hardware, large
y stock, at lowest city prices, at "
'epNie u. X. GERNAND'S.
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In tAs Disfrid Cos,t eftks UsiI>s SIsfss.s
Disfricf n Maryland, n Ne slnfter IF
EpAratm Hifcsheg, Bsxiv1<, q Assk-
T1lpfey. i' Y.
DY vistus ofxh order II he Hon. VIM
I'D Fell Giles, Judge Of aid Couft, holtcs
is hereby given that ) second generil hates-
ing Of the creditors of said Ephrain H{ts.
hew, Bankrupt, will be held d the Houss
Of Joseph Lynn, ID MlddTebdrg, Csfroll
county, Maryland, in said disfric3 11Ioro
B. F. NJ Hurley, ESD, Resister i5f MD
District, a the Office Of sai1 Rttist>r, o.
the oath day of October, A. d. 157l. = 10
o'clock, A. Nj, Tot IA purpose nadbtd ii
the 9Th Section Of the Act Of Congress,
entitled IN Act 10 feestabIish Uniform
system Of Bankruptcy shroughopt tn nited
States, approved March 2, 1857.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
HANSON +. WEBD,
sep 2s-st Asdfnsli.
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NOTICE is hereby given TO the Judges
In Of Election and TO the Qualified w.
tiers Of Carroll county that an Election viii
be held in the several Elccliou Districts Of
Carroll county, at the usdzl places Of hold
ing Elections, cd
Tuesday, The 7h Of NOVEMBER, 1871.
for the purpose Of electing one petson to
be Governor OF the State Of Maryland; one
person to be Attorney General Of the
State Of Maryland; one person 10 be Comp;
troller Of the Treasury Of the State Of Ma
ryland. Also at the same time win be
elected one person to represent Carroll
county in the State Senate four persons
to represent Carroll county in the HOUSE
Of Delegates of Maryland; one person to
be States attorney for Carroll county;
three persons to be Judges Of the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county; three persons 10
be County Commissioners Of Cafrdll coun,
ty; one persoh ID BID Sheriff Of Carroll
county; One PERSON 10 be County Surveyor
of Carroll county.
The Polls fot said Election will be opened
at Q O'Clock, A. NJ, and close III, 8 b'elock,
P. NJ, when the ballots shall be publicly
counted. JOHN TRACEY,
Sheriff Of Carroll county.
Notice 10 Hotel Keepers and aH ofhers
rho Deal IN Liquors.
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'NGLlSH and American Grain and
IL ~ Grass Scythes, Snaths and Stones, for
SAFE Of John L. Reifsniael's
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A GENERAL STATEMENT
EXP EN- DITURES
FOR CARROLL COUNTY,

FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending June 80. 1871.
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ORPHANS, Court.

Levi Burlington, Chief Judge AGA OF
Hanson L. Webb, Assoc'e. IS AGO OF
Ira e. Grouse, - 468 90
j. NJ. Parke, Register Of Wills. % 81
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM,
NEAR
Taneytown, Carroll County, Md.
-95 Acres of Land, more or less,

and improved with a BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with |
Back Building, Swilzer Barn
80x45 feet, with two threshing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30
CONsTANCY.

SEM Mo~sfais cas1r IN tis Sierra Meals.
JAsk, srashfHg clothes, s09tlOgEt=es
Well, By JOve Here's handkerchief now,
which, In washing my clothes, ind lying near
Decidedly feminine, too Well, how
Could that thing ever have crept In heres
Is-a-bel, What 10 the other namef
By gracious, II must be Isabel King:
Ard q forgotten her What q shame
She was really q lovely little thing.
Nov Iremenbsr-hov could forget
The night when that hand chief took:
i wonder If she IL married yet,
And hshe still keeps that girlish look
We ssf on the beach, believe II was RYE
Zen now hear how the Wild surf sings
Ard We were alone-tbere was nobody By,
And said a great many preposterous things.
Ard pressed the handkerchief to my heart,
And s~Ore TO keep IL for ever and ever;
Audit not being lace-she let 10 depart,
Ard i svore that.it should 60 from me never.
"A nd We Kept my promise for all these years;
Isabel, am more faithful than you:
f.T. that you are married, 1 have my fears
But, when Was woman known TO be truei
For you have forgotten me quite and
Am wringing the Euds from your handk srchief.
hicb seems as though 10 gOul never get dry:
And u IL now my assured belief
hat shall get married, when this trip g through
u shall make the best husband in the world,
fecau e am ever constant and true
fitness this rag On the clothes line curled.
By JOve what's that WHY, Jim. old boy
WOUNDED, AMI BY a grizzly, you say;
And yen X He'd him! Good that is cause for Joy
Put him down here, fellows, this side ~ the way
Not fatal, but still, think, you will md
That u : far iron fun 70 be clawed BY a bear
Here, bring rs some stuff his sounds 10 bind:
Stay Take that old hand erchief over there!
lFREDERIc W. LoRING.
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In the recently pubiished Literary Life Of
Rev. VIM. Harness, Vicar OF knightsbridge,
England, there are q number OF entertaining
anecdotes OF well-known persons. The editor
the famous Archdeacon Paley was the lion.
Everybody waited broathlessly for the golden
words which were expected TO drop from the
lips Of the author OF the Natural Theology, but
lie maize only q single remark, and II was this :
" I don't think these psddens are much good
IL this was not brilliant, certainly q request
made by Paley at another clerical banquet was
not exemplary Of the Divine command 20 love
his neighbor as himself.
The Archdeacon found himself in a drsught,
and calling one of the walters, he said 10 him -
" Shut that window behind me and open one
lower dewp, behind one OF the curatesl"
In the same volume IL IL related Of Coleridge
that while walking down the street one day, In
profound meditation, he found himself face 90
face with q bakers boy, carrying large basket.
He seized the urchin, took him solemnly aside,
and declared to the astonished and bewildered
youngster: al never knew a man good because
be was religions; but have known one religious
because he was good"
And of DIR. Routh this one il told: A country
rector complained TO him of having received
only five pounds for preaching a sermon at
why wouldn't have preached tina; sermon for
fftyl"
sheridan alluded loftily, one day, at a theatre
cal fund dinner, TO his "being descended from
the loins Of king" DR.. Spry. who was sitting
next TO Harness, said, That i quite true. The
last time saw his father he was King of Den
mark"
Allusion is made in this connection 10 the fact
that Mrs. Sheridan indignantly declared her
husband villain, when, rs she said, al dis
covered that all the love letters he sent me were
the very same as those which he sent 10 his first
wifi
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Incident OF WINTER TRAvKL.-It appears
that the buffaloes were very much disconnected
by the late terrible snow storm on the Pacific
railroad. While one train Of cars was embedded
in the snow these animals gathered to the lee
side for shelter. A correspondent saws IF auy
one felt disposed he might, from his seat in the
car, pop them over with his revolver-the rest
by engine whistling or human voice, but crowd
ed their shaggy sides close up to the cars and
there stood with bowed heads tor the storm to
pass. Many were seen to fall down in their
tracks, deud from the cold, and when at last the
train was dug out and moved off, the track was
lined with these huge, shaggy. frozen carcasses.
Imagine the severity Of the weather when the
animal which furnishes the robe freezes to death
under his natural protection.
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THE ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE
i COMPANY,
OF NEW JERSEY
HOME OFFICE, It's BROADWAY, Ny.
Il. G. FISHER, President
BRANCH OFFICE, SIT 9TH street Sd psf Office
LIGHTER MARCHE, Gent Managers

Invites Particular Attention to its Special and Pop-
uisr Features.
FTr.-Its Rates are lower than those Of most
prominent and safe companies.
SeeoHd 1t was the first company in the Tinted
States which guaranteed policy holders a DEFINITE
CASH SURRENDER VALUE, the amount of which il
distinctly ENDORSED on THE Policy IN FIGURES.
cies.
For,th; IAN Of its Policies are absolutely Nom.
Forfcitable.
F.ffh.-Iis Dividends are declared Annually upon
the contribution plan. ard are non forfeitabie
Sh.-Norestricton upon Travel or Residence.
Serenth.-It allows Thirty DAYS Grace in the
payn ent of Premiums.
Etghth.-Its Charter % rmits II to make invest
vest in all its General Agencies, thereby rendering
II Home Company every where.
kinfh.-lt invites You to insure. expecting TO deal
with you honestly, and to give you fair equivalent
Tor your money. See one of Its policies and lite
terms.
Composing its Board of Directors for this city and
District OF Columbia are some of our best business
men. Talk with them before you insure in any
Company. . ON
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@At church weddings this season Il is the
fashion to reserve the entire Mode Aisle for the
invited guests only who come In full dress.
"a woman lately hung herself because her
husband objected TO her conversing With the
male boArders, and left this last VIII and tesla
Jim-You have driven me to do this little AMI.
BE good to the dog, and ask Mrs. Little to be
HAt the Worcester (Mass.) Insane Asylum
the "eottage system" has been successfully tried
into two families. Tho feature Of the cottage Il
that they have no fastenings ON the Windows or
bars on the doors, and are every way rs free 81
the houses occupied by these sane pafieuts
before the invasion of the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30

WATERPROOF DRESSING FOR Doors AND
HARNKss.-One Of the most important means of
preserving health, especially at this season. Is
to keep the feet dry and warm. Farmers and
others who are exposed to wet and cold would
lind the following composition very valuable, as
1t Is also excellent Is Q dressing for names.
Neat's-foot oil, IL pint; bees-wzx, o.; spirits
turpsntine, o.; pine tar, or. Melt and mix
together, and stir until cold. Spread and rub
this composition over the leather while il Il
damp; leather will absorb Oil or grease better
when damp than when dry. For the soles take
pine tar, and rub IL In before fire until the
soles viii absorb no more. Three or four appIi-
cations win be needed. The Durability of the
soles win be much increased
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Pure Water the best Drink.

No axiom OF health is more just than that
men never have true appetite till they eat
with relish any ordinary food" liz il told Of
John Balls, who lived to the age of i2S, that
his food, for the most part, consisted OF brown
bread and cheese, and his drink of water and
milk. He had buried the town of NORTHAMPTON
twenty times over, excepting three or four; and
il is said strong drink killed them all. Water
manifestly is the natural beverage of all ami
mails; whole nations, as the Mohammedans and
the Hindoos, use il alone as a beverage, and,
unlike other drink, it will not safe the appetite
but the contrary; indeed, il was observed by
Hippocrates, above ECO years ago, that water
drinkers have usually keen appetites. IL Is a
fluid that requires no digestion, for il is not
necessary that il should undergo any changes;
it is the patural menstruum that holds in solu-
ton both what Is essential for the healthy func-
tions of the body and what has become refuse,
after serving its destined Office and intention i'm
the animal kingdom. Water, therefore, from
its congenial qualities, can never much disturb
the system; and when il does, IL is speedily ex-
PEELED by its natural outlets, the skin and kid
neys. 1t is told of Lord Healthfeld, SO well
known for bis habits of strict military discipline
and watchfulness, that his food was vegetables.
and his drink water, never INDUCING i'm animal
food or wine. And Sir John Sinclair. in his
work on longevity, says, i'm his account OF Mary
Campbell, then aged one hundred and five. that
she preferred pure water to any other drink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30

@While a party Of dsorderly women were
being tried before a Salt Lake City Police Court
not long since, the women assaulted the wit
nesses cleaned out the policemen, and held the
field against odds, for some time.
ga Winnebago County (Wis.) woman who
has paid taxes on her house for many wears and
who has been a female suffrage advocate during
all that time now declares that she will stand il
no longer-she will vote or burn her house.
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Total Coupon and Registered

OF the amount outstanding embraced in the num-
bers as abovel sixteen million 0OO ODDD dollars
are Coupon Bonds and four million 5000 OOOJ
dollars are Registered Bonds.
Coupon Bonds of the act Of February Is, 1852,
issued in four distinct series. Bonds of the first
series all OF which have been previously called for
them, while those of the SECOND, third, and fourth
series are distinctly marked the face of the bonds
United States securities forwarded for redemption
should be addressed to the Loan Division, /" Sec
rotary D Once. and all Registered bonds should DO
assigned TO the Secretary Of the Treasury fer re-
den ption.n
The bonds specified in the notice Of December z
VIII be paid upon presentation, together with all
interest due. GEO. 8. BOUTWELL,,
decZ3-s4t Secretary
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ID o II d b A L 3 A MIN
A NEW DISCOVERY.
THE GREAT ANTIsEPrIC LOTION.

A WATEkY SOLUTION OF THE HEALING
BALsAMIC GUMS ACCOMPLISHED.
Process discovered and patented by Prof. Odbers,
Of the Phsrm. Dept OF Howard University,
September 18th, Is7l.D
CLINICAL BOROBALsAMINE
Is unparalleled ~ Q dressing for WOUNDS, uI1 Frs,
and SORES OF every description, which IL heals by
FECTIvE remedy for ali SKIN DISEASES.
CLINICAL BOROBALsAMINE
ls no cure ALL nor q secret compound; but every
Intelligent person can and understand, from the
single tests set forth in circulars, that il is the
most RATIONAL remedy ever introduced to the pub
lie, Tor the purposes for which IL is recommended.
NO OTHER REMEDY HOLDS THE SAME TESTS
CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE
Is elective, pleasant, and perfectly harmless
ExIRACTS From LETTERS:
As you place me IN possession OF the various
ingredients which enter into the Of this
article have no hesitation in declaring that the
preparation MUST be valuable for the uses 70 which
10 10 intended TO be applied shall take pleasure
q submitting the BoRosALsANIxE to the usual tests
CHRIS. Q. Cox, Il. D., LID
- The burn, you know, was very severe:
but from the moment we began to Apply the BORO-
BALSAMINE ell pain and infamnaatien ceased.
ADDISON DENT, M Dr.
g! persuaded friend % use Il for Q very A.
gravated case Of fIIrER. which lad been treated b
the use sfthe first bottle decided Improvement MAS
noticed and now having contn ued ts use for Tire
weeks, 10 ENTIRELY CURED.
An po,op.,.rR:fH 0nAe, PhsrmseiA.
;sr e. ao va & ~
decss-,r ohAS s1ot oL 5 SGil ASs o.
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NoTIcE.-REDEMPTIogSS OF $40 BONDS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December %, ISL
BY virtue Of the authority given by act of Con
gress approved July Ia, $50, entitled 4" An act to
authorize the refupdinR of the national debt L
interest Of the bonds herein below designated known
As Five twenty Bonds, will be paid the Treasu y
Of the United States. in the city OF Washington on
and after the twetieh day of March, lS-2, and that
the interest C.. sail bonds will cease on that day
That is to say, Co. non Bonds known as the SECOND
SERlES, act OF February Is, ls62, dated May 1,
1872, as follows
COUPON-SEcoyp SERIES
eS5-No stol to No loIs5, both inclusive.
S6Q-No. 1855 to No 1919.
SlNo-No. lll2l to No E443, -
,,,. sIsos.coO
s So-Nc- Ses to No. Sc. $50 both inclusive.
S50g-No. 24sf to No. 1855
S1QO-No HOG to No. 1880,
S5.00-No. 3e03 10 No. ALOE,
sl0.OOo-Ne. $500 to No. f774, 4"
100000
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THURsTONs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER lie the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth sold by all druggists Price, Is and s. cents.
,JOUvENs INQDoROCsk KID GLOVE CLEAN,
ER restores soiled gloves equal 20 new Sold by ell
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, -
cents. de Sly
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TEis splendid Hair Dye il the best in the vor
lesi nor any r,tale poison TO produce paralysi.
Casting rues they DE- not senup:
w: A. Bschelors hair Dye has bad tAiyfy yea,s
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied q 10 Bond street, New
York feS-0
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ITO IaE PUBLIO.-IAe frm OF Handasy q Obold
this day DlSSOLvED By mutual consent. The
soaih q Pa svenue: O lssh e., (ChaDs old shop
q y0hH = AANDLBX, Who assnnes ali out
seano1ng oeoo. John i. MANDLEY,
WILLIAM OB0LD.
1ha1kfrl 70 the public for pAst favors take this
nesnoo Of returning thanks for patronage receiyed
- NSo1mens =. =. UANDLEY 10 my patrons As
= uIn9nt ana honest business man.
aec9-M- WILLIAM oBoLD.
VIS1r IHS
CLEAN SWEEP
CLOTHING SALE.
A. Oak Han, sas7th street. nos
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.


More than one hundred u "nr eisrS.a. f. - ~
selves under personal obligation 70 q GArTIFR
No. 1917 and 1919 Peunsy lvsnia avenue for he
ing able, through the virtues % his celebrated BIZ.
tt, 90 participate IN the FESTIVITIES idont o. ths
Holiday season. Although Mr.. q. tsk - much pride
IN thus being public bcnefsctor, NJ does not sllou
the other duties OF bis bosfDess escape hs bag
walton Alresdy bis store Erosns With the inn cnss
stock Of Liquors and Cordials iDperted fr the no-
day trade, and which have been selected With cars
~, ~ TIE wants Q, his patrons. Thc-e in want q
whistles, Brsncies, VINES and Liquors, should
favor him With call and Be assured that what thef
buy In his line viii be not Vny pure but unsdulter-
ated- decls
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But no somebody" was there, and glad was
to escape when the car finally stopped, and let
out its victims at Broadway. A hurried walk
brought her to the door Of old Methuselah. She
entered, and beheld-another crowd. Pews,
aisles, gallery, chancel-stepe, and vestibules,
every inch occupied by adensely- packed throng,
over whose shoulders she could not hope TO look,
even IL she could have penetrated beyond the
entrance. Away In the distance some. voices
great organ but, With the exception Of the back
seams Of two overcoats, Cicely saw nothing OF
old Methuselah's Christmas service; and after
standing half an hour with frozen feet and
aching BEAD, she finally went out into the street
again, and drearilv considered the situation.
Another car uptown, and lunch 1t the Sol
condA Ladies' Restaurant a. the Golden Of
course, 10 out OF the question without Se-some-
body Is escort" suggested Reason.
Finding Q return-car standing 1T the same
corner, Cicely stepped inside, and, glad to OBJ
tain seat after two hours On her feet, she sank
thankfully into . corner and closed her eyes.
A the car became filed, moisture from many
breaths obscured the windows, and gradually o
stern wall Of overcoa6 dArkened the space be-
tween the two sides. Aftsr refreshing rest,
Cicely opened her eyes, and, - the namesof the
streets hoarsely shoated By the conductor
sounded strangely unfamiliar, she made an ct.
behind her In the hope Of recognizing tho lccali-
ty. hut she could distinguish nothing, and,
after some hesitation, she gently touched the
nearest 0vercoat, murmuring: " II you please,
sir, u this the route 10 PATRON Square,"
No answer, and the overc0at quite unc0n-
scious. At this moment" Rip Van Dam street,"
was heard from the door, and again Clcely at
tackled the overcoet. But she made no moro
inpression than before, and presently I" Wander