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A WIFE ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY HER
HUsBAND.-On Wednesday evening Mrs. VIM
Dlsbrow of Matteawan, Monmouth county.
\. j., was shot and instantly killed BY her hus-
band. Mr.. Disbrow was cleaning a shot gan ia
his store and called to his wife, who was ia the
residence adjoining, TO bring him q piece of
cloth. She did so, and in taking il 10 him
passed in front of the gun as it was lying on Ia
table, whenit accidentally discharged, the load
Of shot taking effect near the heart She wa
so close to the gun that her clothing was singed.
She did not speak afterward.
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How THEY SELL CHRoMos IN CONNECTICUT.
Mrs. George Lamb, of New Haven, a lady OF
good social position, was brought before the
courts recently, by one Butler, the proorieto-
of 90 cent store, on the charge OF stealing a
chrome. The court, however, believed her
story, that the picture was thrust into her
hands by bow who at once ran away, and that
Mr.: Butler came up, demanded the picture,
and threatened disagreeable conseq uences un-
less she paid him sos. Other persons substan-
tiating this story, Mrs Lamb was discharged
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SCENE: Car bound TO the shades of classic
Harvard, on the metals OF the Mon road niled
with 'Our best people" He asks: And Mis-
rkins, how do you like Salvinie' rising ia
fecton). She replies. "why, nv dear Mr.
Augustus, do YOU know, mamma never would
let us girls eat those made-up dishes. Isn't
she horrid? Don't YOU know Professor Proc
tors lectures on astronomy are perfectly splen-
dido'S -t-~-
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SMART WoMAN.-Mrs. Sesrls, who lives in
Grayson county, went out one day last spring
TO dig ginseng. She is sad to be one of the most
industrious women III sill her section. During
the day she dug seven pounds of ginseng. killed
i've young foxes, two rattlesnakes, slew two
fawns, and went back home and gave birth to
tWins.-Elisabethfotcn [ Hu.l Ners.
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DESTRUCTION OF 5000, 200 POSTAL CARDS
A fire broke out yesterday morning in the engine
room OF the postal card mandatory at Spring
field, Mass, destroying the registry room of the
agent. About 8, 900, 900 manufactured cards in
the vaults were damaged by water and rendered
unit for use. Agent Tyner says il will be Impos-
the manufacture is suspended until new steam
power can be furnished.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
" No. 1UOl northwest corner 10Th and d ste

TRUSTEES sALEOFV LUABLE IMPROVED
PbuPEhTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
klGG STREET, BETWEEN U AND Wand
I7TH AND 18Th STREETS.
~ By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated Au-
~ gust 18th, 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No
112S, folio 1871, one Of the Ian records for Wash
lDgton county, u. o., and by the direction Of the
parties secured thereby, will sell al Public Auc.
non, IN front vi the premises, WEDNESD q,
D. cemhcI l7th, 1873, az $50 p. m, all the follow
ing real estate i'll said Washington, II. O., viz
S. go g. 49, 81 and o. in tn recorded subdivision Of
square $50, together with the improvem snts, con
sitting Of six three story Brick Dwellings subject
- prior deeds of trust of 3 800 on ZACH no ase hav,
Lrg about 4years to run. interest at IL per cent.
Terms OF sale S5On, aud the psuSe of sale on
each house, cash; the balance in and IL months
With interest at per cent, to be secured BY deed
~ trust on the property to the satisfaction Of the
Trustee. A deposit of SlOJ will be quired on each
hou'e on day Of sale. All Dnveyancing at the Jst
of purchasers, If the terms of sale are not com
nltd with by the purchasers in five days after date
the Trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property
e. the risk and cost Of defaglting purchasers.
ROBT. III. WARD, Trustee.
dec6 eO&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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FARMER STABBED BY HIS TENANT
Joshua johnson, residing in Wicomico county,
Md, was recently stabbed by a tenant named
ty about some cattle. johnson was cut several
times in the hip and thigh by bowie knife.
Smith was arrested
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SHOT BY A PLAYFUL poG.-GeOrge HYDE a
young man living in Bridgeport, Conn, was shot
by his dog on Saturday afternoon, while gun
ming in GOOsotown. Hyde was accompanied by
small boy and biz dog, and carried with him
dOuble-barreled gun, one barrel of which he
had discharged previous 10 the accident IN
shooting squirrel. The hammer Of the loaded
bsrrel was at full cock, and the dog, in jumping
playfully up and down at the game, which his
master held out, happened 20 strike the trigger
and an explosion was the result. The gun AZ
the time was resting on the ground, with the
muzzle against hls right breast, and the whole
charge ploughed upward through his breast and
neck. Hyde, though suffering terribly from
his injuries, crswled under a fence and sent the
boy tor assistance. This was fortunately soon
procured, and Hyde was conveyed 20 his home
The wounds were found TO be OF a very serious
character.
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SALE OF PART OF TIE WASHINGTON
- AND GEOkEErOMN M A m RnI IN ~

- AND GEOkGETOWN RAILROAD
On TUESDAY, the 30th day Of December, A d.
y 81 between the hours Of and , D. m the ard
o. Pubic works u the District Of Columbia at the
Ftgre-t OF the holder Of certificate number SIS,
Sesring date August 18th, 1874, for the sum OF
COS -, With interest thereon at the rate Of ten
pr csntum per annum, viii sell at public auction,
. The CHEST bidder all that part uf the Washing
ton and teorgetONn railroad which j. loo sted and
eNiss on IN street est in the city Of Washington
between the Potomac river and street north
Inc sad certificate having be IN issued agresabIy
y assessE ems made ~ sai Iard against said road
ior Improvements al dining the lins thereof be-
tween III points aforesaid. msie in acc Ordanc with
an act Of the Congress Of this United States entitled
an act 10 provide government for the District Of
Columbia, approved the 7l-t day Of February ISL,
sL1 an act 81 the Legislative Assembly Of the Dis
tIiet of columbia, entitled IAN act prescribing the
mode o. assessments for special Im provements and
providing for the collection thereof" approved
August To- ISL The cost aud expenses Of the sale
viii be iaCluted in addition 20 the am 1unt Of the
crrthcate, and the interest thereon, aud the owner
81 the sala property will the right 20 redeem
the same within two years from the date of sale by
PAY tng ntteen Per ceutum per annum thereon,
The purch aseT will be entitled 10 a deed given bv
the governor and COuuterhgned BIZ the Secretary Of
Ahe District. ALEN r SHEPHERD,
II. A. WILLARD.
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF CLUSS,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
,..--. So, , Board OF Public Works.
ashiHg ton' DC December 4th, 1873. dsc5-td
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WELL WORTH THE PRlCE.-John Bowen was
married at jackson, Mich, recently, and while
walking along the street with his bride heard an
insulting remark made by Sam Gray. John
took his wife back to the hotel aud returned and
gave Gray good thrashing, for which he after
ward adj to nav So
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON,
III B. h. WARNEk,
529 Seventh street, between q and 81

III b. h. WARNEk,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
529 Seventh street, between q and g.
TRUeTEEs, SALE or -FOUR rwo-sroRY
MANSARD ROOH HOUSES, PARTIALLY
COMPLkrED, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 4
sIkkEff BETWEEN 10th AND 2lsr SrS
HORTHWlST. AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue OF dsed Of trust, dated the I2 n
day OF May, A. ID 1871, aud duly recorded Gu
the l4th day Il MAJ, ls7S IN Lioer No Txs, folio
ii, one OF the Land Records for w a bioston mt
IN the District Of Columbia, and At th- reaaes, u
ancti n, In front Of the PREMISE, TO the highest
bidder, on SATURDAY, the h day Of December,
la3, at O'Clock D. m, al those certain piscrs o.
parcels Of land situate and l, ing in the CITY Of
Washington, District Of Columbis aforesaid, ADD
known and described % Lots nineteen (l9b aud
twenty t1D. in SOU ,re numbered one hundred aud
enc 10lD, the same Is laid do the or Jund
Plat or plan Of said city, together With the
Terms Of sale: $685. berg the amount of iud.bt
edness secured b. this ueed eff trust unpaid, with
ten per cent interest from May H. 1873, aad psase
Of sale 10 cash, aud the slance 1T six and t~elv,
interest from the day of sale I'D secured by deed
of trust on the property sold, will be taken A -
pesit q $50 will be required rs deposit he
day OF sale. All CONVEX anci.g at expense Of he
purchaser. One week will b. ri, to examine the
title, at the end Of which time, If the of sale
are not ompiea with, The prpp=rpp will b. put up
aud resold at the risk and cost Of the defauiting
GEORGE t. MATTINGLY,t r
JOHN ii. MATTINGLf, ( trustees
novE-eO&ds J. T. OOLp~ ELL, Salesman.
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Rf WIN. l. WALL & co, Auctioneers
- New Marble Building,
No. 900 and 902 Pennsyl vania avenue, cor Oh,
SALEOF APART OF THE METROPOLITAN
- RAILROAD.

L.
SALEOF PARTOF THE METROPOLITAN
- RAILROAD.
On TUESDAY, the 3Oth DAP 81 December, 1873
between the hours Of 3 and D D. m, the Board Of
Public Works of the District Of Ooiumbis, at the
rtguest OF the holder Of Certificate number 1885,,
ptaIlng date September I'd, la2, for the sum OF
"a ~, with interest At the rate Of per centu
yer annum, viii sell At public auction to the high
est bidder, all that part Of the etropoltao Rail
road which - located and exists on New York ave
nue., In the city Of Washington. between 9th aad 18Th
streets northwest.
The said certificate having been issued agree
bly, TO assessments made by said b BARD against
sald r0sd for improvements adjoining the line
thereof, between the points aforesaid, made ia ac-
Sordance with an act Of the Congress Of the United
States entitled AN act TO provide q government
Tor The District 81 Columbia approved he 2lst day
OF February, ISL, and act Of the Legislative AS
prescribing the mode Of assessments for special in.
proyements aud providing for the collection there
or, approved August To- ISL. The cost and ex pen.
ses Of the sale will be included, in addition 10 the
amount Of the certificate and the interest thereon
and the owner Of the said property will have the
right TO redeem the same within two years from the
day Of sale, by paying fifteen per eentum per annum
thereon.
The purchaser will be entitled to deed, given nv
the Governor and countersigned by the Secretary ~
the District. ALIEN. v. sHErhERp,
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A MAGRUDER,
ADOLF OLUSS,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board ~ Pobhc W 1rks.
Warrington, D. C., December 4, 1873. dso.-td
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THE OYSTER WAR ON THE POroMAC.-Capt.
SpottswOod, of the Virginia oyster fleet, has
been cruising of the mouth of the Rsppahan-
mock. He discovered the sailing vessel Re-
porter, of Baltimore, dredging contrary to law,
and captured her. This vessel was only hove to
after seven shots from the Virginia. When
captured. the fine was paid and the vessel al
lowed 70 90 -Erclerickshura Ia Ksrdla.
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Il
GALE OF A PART OF THE WASHINGTON
> AND GEORGET0WN RAILROAD
} On TUESDAY, the 30th day Of December, ls73,
Ietween the hours Of aud D. M. the Board Of
Public Orks u the District If Jlumbia At the re-
guest Of the holder of certificate number $50
bearing date August sd, I72, for the sam OF
S4le3 81 100, with interest thereon at the rate Of
Ten per ceutum per SanEm, viii sell public auc-
Llgn, TO the highest b!dder, all that part Of the
washington and Georgetown Railroad which is To-
Gated and exists lth street in the city Of
washlB gton, between II and streets north:
Ihe SAID cert1nca-e having been issued agreeabIy
10 assessments made by said Board against said road
lOr mp OyemeDts adl dining the line thereof, be-
tween the points Aforesaid made in accordance with
an act @ the Congress Of the United States entitled
- An act 10 provide government for tbs District of
Columbia, approved the 2ist day e Februry, 1871,
and an act OF the Legislative Assembly Of the Dis,
trtct OF Columbia entitled, IAN act prescribing the
node o. assessments Tor special improvements and
providing for the collection thereof" approved
August 10 ls7i. The cost and expenses of the SAL
" III be included in addition 10 the amount 4 the
cert 1cate, and the interest thereon aDd the oVaer
Of the said property will have the right 10 redeem
fbe same within two years from the date of sale by
Bay ing fifteen per centum per aunum thereon
The purchaser will be entitl d 20 a deed II en- by
The Governor. AMI COuntersigned by the Serratary
81 The Dis.Tlct. ALEX. X. SHEPHERD,
H. A. WILLARD
JAMES A hAGRCDER,
ADOLF CLUSS,
JOHN u BLAKE,
Board ef Public Works
Washington, d @, Dec an, 1873 dsc5-itl
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1There are said 10 be 900 men in Peoris,
H., who want war with Cuba provided they
can 60 as suffers.
ga gentleman lately refused 70 celebrate
bis silver wedding on the ground that he Wa
"not yet reduced TO beggary.'
- Coming In and going out-Every eight
minutes, night and day, one person dies every
hye minutes enc is born in the great city Of
London.
81 Something for our people TO remember
A few years ago Upper Egypt had only i've or
six rainy days IN the course of a wear: Int the
Pasha planted millions Of tree, and the annual
average is now thrty-sK days Of rain, by which
the country has been incalculablY heneffed
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A PEANUT CHoKKs Enthusiastically a
little child of Henry Sleighton, OF Albion, Mich
got peanut stuck in its throat, causing death
in twenty-four hours.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sts
On MONDAY, d. cember 3. 1873, commencing at
10 O'Clock a. we shall sell, at corner OF sth and
G. streets northwest, the following named articles
USED IN the manufacture of asphaltum:
stone Rollers, Mixture Kettles,
Blst ksmith Shop and Tools, Lumber, &c.
Terms cakh. GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
deco An tioneers.
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A FATAL PRRsCRIPTIoN.-Miss Dryden, OF
Portland, aged 10. has been almost fatally
poisoned BY Or. J. ). Clark whs claims TO
come from Richmond, Va. His prescription for
the young lady was found, upon analysis, 20 DO
pure corrosive sublimAte, put up In powders
any one OF which was sufficient TO cause death
The CITY is quite excited over the naffar
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10 These Lest nc Sec.

n BE- your bed, AID sweet your resi-,
u iucklssS tenants Of the deep
And er each cold and Shruailss- breast,
MAY spirits Of the waters weep
And still, when awful midnight rctgns,
~ a. sri shall Join ia solemn strains,
voice shall echo TO the wsNe~.
ThN dash above your coral graves.
Bless be the gloom. that wraps each sacred hrai
AM hlest the unhroken sleep, and silence e IN
dead
Aaas Baansrnaa-, Eilaha-sh. 1850.
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How TO HANG PAPKR.-Take the strip by
the two upper corners aud place them against
the wall. The paper will hang close 90 the wall,
but will not stick At the bottom. and YOU can
sight down the inner edge and see when yOu
have il true with the casing or last piece laid.
against the wall don't use a cloth take a white
wash brush and carefully brush the paper 20 ito
place. These directions may be old 90 some OF
our old readers, but IL cost the writer a vast
amount Of trouble and possibly some scoldine
before they were found out and put in practice.
BY following these directions. especially the one
in regard 10 folding the lower end Of the paper
over and letting IL adhere 20 the body Of the pa
per, one can do the otherwise unpleasant lob OF
papering alone, and an help rs superfiuOus. BY
nsing the brush in the place OF the cloth air
places will be avoided, and the paper will not
be sOiled by paste that sticks 90 the cloth.
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Rf u. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. SS9 7th street., between g and ii sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sTORY AND
MANSARD ROOF PRESSED-BBIOK DWELL.
ING IN"GRANT Row." ON EAST CAPITOL
STREET. AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated August
Us d. 1872, and duly recorded in Liber No. sos,
folio 90, one OF the land records for Washington
county, District OF Columbia, and by direction of
the party secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction, IN front OF the premises, on FRIDAY,
december IL, 1873, at o'clock p. m, the folio wing
described real estate, situate in the city Of Wash
iogton, ID. o., to wit: Lot numbered seven az, in
Grants subdivision Of square numbefe ed seven hun
dIed and sixty I60 fronting twenty three (23) feet
Elk and three-eighths (6tSl inches East Capitol
street, between II and Sd streets east, running
back one hundred and ffty-six (I56b feet two (2)
Inches to 20 alley, together with the improve
nents consisting Of three story and Mansard roof
pressed brick Dwelling. This house is in the mid.
ole and the largest OF the block, add is hrs class
residence In every respect, suitable for a member
or \, nator.
Terms: 0ne-third In cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at ten cent
per annum, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty. deposit of $500 will be required at time Of
sale. All conveysnclng at the expense Of the par
chaser If the terms of sale not complied with
in seven days, the Trustees the right to
sell the property At the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser, sitter I'VE days' advertisement in
.orne one or more newspapers published In the city
S Syasc y. 4 ALs ypTIs;Nrv Trustees.
no'2Q-eo&ds 7. CuLDw ELL, Salesman.
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M A X ri Il ID.

RATCLIFF-MURPHY On the 9Th instant. 81
~. Aloysius church, by the Rev. b. A Maguirs.
J RATCLIFFto NORA y. MURPHY, both
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4 Sc KuBELs "HTILB DULCEn TOOTH
y P0wDER-Recommepded BY Dentis's for IL
perity and healthy action Tor sale b. Druggists
generally. Price, = cent? bottle, deol-l
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10y KELLEY Il GATCHELL, Auctioneera
SSOuthoast corner Of llth and streets nor hwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE on X STREET, NEAR ST. ALU
nSlUs CHURCH, IN SQUARE 675 AT AUO.
*. By virtue Of a d,ed Of trust, dated November
E;;s nth, 1871, and duly recorded Liber No. 6jS
1.2t folio 80, Of the land records for " ashingtOn
county, Dis riot of Columbia, and By tbe written
direction Of the party secured thereby will =pl at
public auctiou, in front u the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 9Th day OF December, A. d. 1873, at
O'Clock p. m, the following described part Of square
numbered six hundred aud seventy ve (675l, in the
city Of Washington, D o. begieuin for the at
point III the line Of North sire It tweaty 600
feet west from the northeastern corner Of said
square, and thence running west along the said
street. twenty GO feet thence south eighty SU) feet
thence east twenty (2J feet, and thence sort to the
said street and place Of beginning with all the i'm
pIoysmsnts thereon, Consisting of one comfortable
Terms Of sale: $4,000, with interest thereon at the
rate OF ten tlO) per cent. per annum, from May II,
l7S gether with the xpenses of sale in cash, and
the balance deferred payments to be made in six
and twelve months Gter sale, with interest at the
rate OF eight per cent. per Rnnum, aud secured by
deed OF trust to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
Terms to be fully complied with within six days
after SALE otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
TO resell the property, after week notice. at the
risk and cost Of first purchaser. All cOnve yancng
At cost Of purchaser. alGn - 80 paid down immedi-
ately a1ter sale. WIN. II. WARD, Trustee.
nOv25 KELLEY GATCHEL, Aucts
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SALE PART or THE WASHINGTON
- hND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD,
On II ESDAN, the 3Dth day Of DeCegiber, 1873,
between the hours Of 3 and o. N the B ard Of
Pubic WORKS Of the District of Columbia. at the
request Of the holder Of Certificate number 3 3Sl
tearinE cate September 18Th, 49,, for the sum Of
elise ~ 10, vita interest thereon at the rate of
aen per eentum per annum, will sell at pablo auc-
tngton snd Georgetown railroad which Is located
snd exists on Pennsy vauiA avenue, in thu CITY Of
NAshiT gton, betw cen 18th street and Rock Greek
uDrthWest.
The sad Certificate having been issued agreesbly
70 assessments made by said board against sail 70 al
Tor Improvements al dining the line thereof be-
tween the points Aforesaid named in accordance
with an act OF the Congress Of thu United States.
entitled " Al act 20 provide government for tbs
lisiriCt - Columbia, approved the 2lst day Of
February ISL, AID act Of the Legislative As
stmtty u the District Of Columbia, entitled "A n
act prescribing the mode Of assessment for special
1mProysmt nts aud providing for the collection
fhereuf,' approved August ~, 1871. The cost aud
expenses Of the a'e will be included in addition to
the amount Of the Ceriifca's, and the interest
thereon, ana the owner e the SAID properly will
have the right u redeem the within two ye a.
per anuuIn thereon.
The purchaser viii be entitled to a deed given by
the Governor and COuntersigued by the SaCretary
Of the District. ALIEN. Il. SHEPHERD,
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. NAGRUDER,
ADULF CLISS,
JOHN B BLAKE,
Board Of Pubic Works
Washington, d. c, Dec. ith, 1873. dec5-td
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CONSTABLE SALE,

By virtue of two writs of Fl fa to me directed, by
james A. TAFT, j. in and for the county of Wssh
ington, u O., at the suit of W. H Kell and r. w .
Langley, have seized and taken in execution all
the right, title, claim and interest of George B.
viZ:-One Sorrell Horse and Bride. hereby give
Notice that on sATUR DAY, the 18th day of Decem
Der, 1S3 at IL O'Clock a. m, will offer for sale,
at the corner Of 10Th street west and Pennsy
avenue city OF Washington, the goods and CD atels
seized and taken in execution by public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash.
Washington, December I'd, 1873
dec6 cost H. Il MARYMAN. Constable
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Mr.. O'CLAEENcE aided Mrs. o'ClaFenNe IN
the domestic arrangements for Thanksgiving
by chopping minee meat and the turkey stun-
ing. There WAS enough Of each OF these deli
cacies, Mr.. o'Clarence thought, 20 supply hos
pital. When he got them ready he signihed q
willingness 20 further aid her, but She. busy
elsewhere, gratefully acknOwle lodged the kind
ness, hut declined further heip. Bat when
n nan feels his heart Overlooking with love to-
ward his life partner he does not stop In any ef-
fort for fer help. MIR. O'Clarence Immediately
poured The two into one, an deity mixed them
together with long handled spoon. Then he
went down street, the end OF his nose fairly
shining with intentions toward everybody. az
was near night when Mrs. OGlarence made the
horrid discovery that the mince meat and tur-
KEY stuffng-a half bushel In sil-were locked
an each others embrace. All the work had to
be done over again, but MIR. D'Clsrence did not
participate. He was heguiled into the cellar
and there tied 20 a beam until the ingredients
were secured against tamperiBg with. He SAYS
~ ie plain 10 be seen that there IL impression
in the family that he is responsible for the trou-
ble.-DgHbtrg NslrS.