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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-18

BELLAIRE LoCAIS.-The street carr
were inaugurated Saturday afternoon BY
AgraRd free excursion from the lower tC
the upper terminus Of the road and ro'
turn. All four cars were run, tho first
containing Wallace's Cornet Band, which
by the way, IL fast becoming excellent
In the second car were the Mayor and
City Council, together with the city off.
Gals. The third contained members Of
the press and invited citizens, and the
fourth the Directors OF the road. The
Directors OF the Citizens Railway oil
Wheeling, were invited, and Gen. Hogc
President OF the road, went with car
to meet them OF the ferry, but they did
not come. The up trip was enlivened by
some Of the most excruciating jests ever
perpetrated, and the car in which we were
ono was favored with q portion Of "Shall
Wo gather at the RiyorP slightly alter
ed. The Rcgistcr reporter didn't seem to
enjoy the fun. He will get over the cleo.
ton como day, though, Most Of the
crowd crossed tho river on Benson'a ferry
boat, and listened TO several tunes by the
band, and cOngratulatory address by ],
b, Smith, Esq, after which, at the Sug'
gestion Of Squire Powell, three cheers
were given for the street railroad com.
pany, for ]. B. Smith, for Capt, Benson,
and for Wallace's Cornet Band. The
boat then recrossed the river, the crowd
mounted the cars and returned In good
time TO the heart Of our little city, we'll
pleased with eyerythinp-except the
RegiSier local.
The Strect::cars did a thriving business
yesterday, and already seem indlSpensa.
bic to the convenience Of our citizens.
Owing to the absence Of Rev. Castor
at General Assembly, no church was held
at the Presbyterian Church yesterday,
The U. p. Church was also without pas,
tor or services, and consequently the
Methodist Church was filed TO overflow.
ing.
Friday night a Belmont street saloon
keeper equipped himself Enthusiastically,
and taking a load OF household utensils,
an axe and lighted lamp, walked
through town with horde Of little and
big boys following at his heels. Being
asked for an explanation, he said he was
going up "Salt River"
A few days before the election one Of
the proprietors Of the Register was in
town, and their correspondent and he
held a conference which resulted in the
resolve to put rooster at the top oil
every column in the paper the day after
the election. But they didn't appear
There will be meeting of the BellnirG
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CHICAGO, October l6.-FlOur-NOminal
Wheat-Quiet and weak; No. Chicago
spring 81 l6IE; No. 2, 81 Is spot 81 l0JlI
l'l0Z November; 81 II seller December
No. s, 81 COX; rejected 9Oc. Corn-Quie
and steady; No. mixed 653lc spot 654lr
5bSo seller October; 531Sa53l%c seller No
vember; rejected 54xc. Oats-Dull and
nominal; No. 2, 3SsGc spot; 3214c seller
November rejected 2SISA90c. Barley
Firm aud unchanged. Rye-Firm and IN
fair demand. POrk-UnsettlGd and lower
at 500 90 spot; $?1 25a2l 30 seller October
$lS 90 seller the year. Lard-Demand light
but holders firm ut SlS 40 spot; $40 goa
IL % seller the year. Whisky-SteRdy and
in moderate demand ut 81 l31S.
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NRw YORK, October l6.-Business was
very quiet In all departments owing TO the
heavy rain storm. Cotton goods dull, ex'
cept cotton Aannels, which were In steady
and liberal request, Fancy prints move
slowly, but robes were in better request,
Dress goods fairly active. Wooden goods
ruled quiet, The Daily bulletin says 1000
pieces Of wool Aannels Unpopular makes
will DO sold at auction on Monday next,
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CINCINNATI, October l6.-Cotton-Qui
ct al 1876. FlOur-Dull and unchanged
Whcat-Quiet and firm at 81 Goal ~. Corr
Steady at 6Sa84c. Oats-Dull at SOa4Oc
Barley-Dull and nominal. Rye-Quiet d
s3as5C, POrk-Quiet jObbing at $22 76a
% 90. Lard-Quiet and frmi steam 1871
al39Sc; kettle l3Aal4C. Bulk Meats-FiFm
small salesOf new shoulders at 9NC; Cleal
rib l3o; packed old nOminally, ONal9Ha
1870 loose. BacOn-SteRdy nj l0Hal4a
l4HAl4Nc. Whisky-Dull at 81 Is.
HoGs-Firm; common light to good light
50 Soar IS; good heavy 81 S0a7 90.
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THROW PHYsIC TO THE DOCS ri

We do not In the least feel like blaming
Macbeth for this expression Of disgust; In
deed, We are rather inclined to sympathlze
with him. Even nowadays most OF the
cRthartics offered to the public are great,
repulSlve.lookng pills, the very appearance
Of which Is sufficient to "turn ones stOm.
nCh." Had Macbeth ever taken Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets he
would not have uttered those words OF con.
tempt. II SreAlly encouraging, when ono
Is III, to find that n little, sugar.cOated Pei.
let, no larger than grain OF mustard, will
rs promptly produce the desired effect rs IL
dose Of great, nauseating pills, These lit
tic Pellets, unlike other catharticS, are re-
ally natures physic. They do not debili
tate, but tone and invigorate the system
No family should be without Dr. PlerCe'I
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. eOdswdw
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BALTIMORE, October l6.-Flour-Quiel
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and un
changed. Corn-Unchanged. Oats-Dull
western mixed 42a44cj white 4laA5c
Rye-Quiet; 75as2c. Pork--Dull; $24 90
Bulk shouldeFs-9s SaeXc. Clear Rit
-iSalSM. Loose Bacon Shoulders--9si
at0sic. Clear Rib-i4Ac, Hams-ibh
ale. IArd-Dull; 14,Sai4&c. Coffee
Firm; ipSa22c. PetToleum-Nominal
crude 61fa6)S; refined iSaiSJ1c, Whiaky
Finn; 81 17at 17If,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October 10. Flour-Demand
fair and market firm, Wheat-Dull and
lower, closing weak; No. 2white Wabash at
81 2OXj No, 3 do 81 24IS; amber q 24>f;
seller November 81 20; No. 8 red 81 l2If,
Corn-Demand fair and market Arm; high
mixed GlIGc; low mixed 6ONc; seller DC.
tObcr Ole; no grade Coo. 0Ats-Dull and
nominNlly unchanged.
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HOOH utNilHB5'
SroCKs.-'The market opened strong with
m advance OF Y 10 TX per cent There
was subsequently declineof Y to%. AZ
the second call the market was quiet and
steady. Later there wNS further decline
OF a to iIper cent, the stocks reaching the
lowest point during the last hour Of bust.
ness. In the final sales 81, Paul recovered
u per cent and some Of the other shares 4
per cent from the lowest point The sales
aggregated 1OS,iOO shares, of which 5000
were Erie, AZ, 100 Lake Shore, 6,iOO North.
western, O,45O Pacific Mail, 1900 st. Paul,
$3.50 ohiOS, $4,000 Western Union, 400
Union Pacific, 1890 Michigan Central and
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PITTSBURGH, October 1G.-Wheat- Quiet
and prices unchanged; new red 81 25al IS;
new white 81 3Oal 4Oi old red 81 40al As,
Corn-Dull; shelled 6sa70c; ear 09a7lc; new
ear 4Sa60c. Petroleum. Firm; crude 81 671I
al 70 at Parker'S; refined l3Nal3Xc Phila.
delphiA delivery.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, October 10. - Wheat =.
No. 2 red 81 50. COrn-Unchanged. Oats
No. 2, 26ci No. 3, 24C. Petroleum-Mar-
ket firm at full quotations; standard 100
test 1910; State 1909 NE, car lots.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y COUNTY, SIS. COUNTY COURT.
james CASTOR
a.
William CASTOR, John CASTOR, o.
Jennings CASTOR, Elizabeth GtAtQn, In ChanceTy.
Mary Jana Bf0thefton, Dorothy
Smith, John Smith, Mary +. Smith
and Lester Yates. ..
Notirs ia hereby given, that In the pursuance Of
decree made In this case by tho said C0nEt, entered
inthe chanchety order book No. /, page 1871, will
10Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875,
on The premises decrbed IL this advertisement, he
tween the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. n. and o'clock p.
~, sell al public auction 10 the best and highest
bidder therefor, the following described tract Of
land, being In the aid county q Ohio, and IlDg
on MclnWb Run, bounded As follows: =,
BEGINNING Al a wild cherry, CORNER 10 ?. Whit
ham; thence N. 7gIS' EDS 6-t0 poles 10 white oak,
corner to whImnisi thence 8. AK F. Is poles 10 4
stone, beiOW sugar and white oak trCe; thehGc n.
Pce,b 70 sSe s "a Is. ~ AZ: y
cornef to McC0wn; thence n. 7SyS0W. 10 6'l0poles
10 stake thence s. 2O15o ". 10 poles 10 A stake
In the line Of .Huchannani thence 8. 6SH' W. o.
poles, crossing McGraW's Run 10 stake, corner 70
MAxWclls heirs thence up said Run N. X W. q
Sf ' RsS Il S.BsS n 0 A Sos, n ibe5Ss
leaving aid run N ~ W, ID poles 10 A white cak,
corner 70 GfSUn thence N. ~ E. 20 roles; thence
n, 4Ejio ". q poles; thence n 7s1SS W. n poles
Ia stake, corner 10 r. WhlthAm thence N. 80 E.
81 6i-iOO poles; thence g. Bso r. 81 i2.iO0 poles to
tho beginning containing one hundred and thirty.
nine acres, more OF leS
The terms Of aid al0 10 Ia one.third cash In
hand, and the remainder In three equal annual
Payments, 10 carry interest from the day Of ale, 10
b. secured by bond and surety 10 bo approved by
mo a. such Commissioner, and the title i to he re-
taned until fall payment hc made.
fEREGRlNE WHITMAN,
Special Commissioner for aid 0ilc.
Sept. 20, 1873 R2OM
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rice, 7Srtniy.dy Can't
ADVERTISING.
rice nS.niy:dN Can't
stNErY.StNrn EDITION.

Containing complete list Of all the towns In The
Unlte States the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater than 5000 &C.
corlng 10 the last Genius together with the names
Of the newspapers having the largest local dtCua-
tlon In each Oitho places named. AlSp, catalogue
Of newspapers which are recommended IN adVer-
tsCrt as giving greatest value In proportion to prices
charged. AisO, all newspapers Ia The United States
and Canada printing over 500 copies each Issue.
Also, all the Religions, Agricultural Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Edurn-
tlOnal, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
Sporting, Musical Fashion, and other special class
journals very complete lists. Together With a
complete list Of OvOr 800 German papers printed IN
the United States, AlO, an essay upon Adtertit-
ing; many tables Of rates, showing tho cot o. ad-
VeTtlsing Ia various neWtTAperS, and everything
which Gbegnnef In advertising would like to know.
GEO. r. ROwELL 4 co,
se2l u Park Row, New York.
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Ayers
: parilla

Sars|{a;parilla
@ For scrofula, and all
I'm scrofulous diseases, Fry
ri sipclas, Rose or st. AIi-
BS thony's Fire, Eruptions
and Euptive diseases
- Of the skin, alterations
of tho Liver, Stomach,
y Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
4 u pies, Pllstules, Boils,
{ Blotches, Tumors, Tet-
ter, Salt ltheum, scald
Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in tho
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, LeuCorrllGa, arising
from internal liberation, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri.
flying the Blood.
This Sarsaparilla Is combination Of
vegetable alteratives--Stillin Man
drake, Yellow DoCk-with the 1odiles
Of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most e0lcacious medicine yet known
for the diseases II Is intended to cure.
lis ingredients arc so skilfully
combined that tho full Alternative
effect Of each Is assured, and while
It Is 80 mild MS TO DO harmless even
10 children, II Is still so effectual as
10 purge out from tho system those
Impurities and corruptions which
develop into lOathsomo disease.
The reputation 1t enjoys Is derived
from Its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose In II proves their
experience Of It's usefulness.
Certificates attesting It's virtues
have accumulated, and are con.
stantly being received, and as many
OF these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence Of
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine.
So generally Is It's superiority TO any
other medicine known that we need
do ITO moro than 10 assure tho public
that tho best qualities It has ever
possessed arc strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Praetieut and Anatvtieat Chtnt,ts.
aoth nv A., nproo,srs yvypvvuppR
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY T'ELEGRAPH.
New York Money and StOUkN. S

NEw YORK, October iO.-AloNEY-Easy
at ISa2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
Ga7 per cont. Tho Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. Customs receipts, $3.50, 600.
GoLD-Opened ut 1i6A, advanced to
III, aud closed at i1G,G. The rites paid
for borrowing ranged from 4 to l.64 until
Monday.
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FINANCIAL.
JoHH K. BOnEuRD, Preat. aBo. Adams, v. Pruat
N. A. cHANDLEE, Caahier.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF WHEELING.
S2SO, 600
10000

t<oOp00o
VOC, 600
This Bank Il organised and prepared 70 transact
the bushes Of banking In ali it1 details
ItSucce0dA the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Il owned by the same shareholders and % under the
Rnle management,
BY carefully regarding the interests Of Ia COrTOs
pOudGnta and Deposition, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their Wishes 1t hopes 70 merit
their esteem aud confidence.
Notes and Bulls discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject TO check At sight re-
ceiyO1 from Banks, BahkGTB Firms, Corporations
and individuals.
Certlac4lei q Deposit Issued payable on demand
or At hxed dates.
interest allowed on Special DePOAItS
DIRAcToRa.
John K. Botliord, WIN. B. Simpson,
Jacob j, Rhodes, WIN, A. Turner,
George Adams, John J.. Hobbs
Geo. w. FnuEholm, John e, Wilson,
Henry N. Harper, my9l-dAW
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&E IN con pr day At home. Samples worth
YO " VHV sifrse. sr1SsoSd Co., Portland,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
Aiainc Art Union.

The l'n'ea owns - orlxi ais 81 All Tin
AIDIssE ~psrfs,es ~Aleb. With other pains-
ifss agi 'Dxsssif q sre - be 5istrihutsi
amoss tie asfrHhr > To q very 'sfiss ai51'
sabscritsrs. iS3 Z Esrsst piece, s&ssi -
over q - are d. rbatsj "a 'son - Nc
sssiss 10 fall. snd q sEarl. 81 saeh ssns
IS rnnfs. are - be Usii bel is he Hsst sue
ee~iipE i.-ae eff 81 AEpfSI~ 1th feet
ure only applies % saksaiisr sho s.1 10
one year ia aiyas . fSt. particular. IN rio
calar en-, On sppii fsaiiaE sasios,as . s,sa0
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
,sa,sy nd as-mgs.

A singular story Of jsalousy and rs
vsnee comes to % from Sicily. A
beautiful yosnG girl named RoFina,
who xas The belle Of . travelling cir
cus il which she figured - the foo-
tanner, bsd been fos some time receiv-
ing the attentions Of IN athlete belong
ing to the same troupe. By some
means she a~scertsined that be was no:
faithful to her, but had another lady
love. No Signs, however, other pain
fal discovery we're allowed to escape.
She still smiled sweetly upon him, but
responded coldly to his ardent cascscs.
In her own bosom she planned . serT'-
bic revenge. One evening. recently
when the performsnce had been unu-
sually brilisnt-after Horlns had
whipped the lions and forced them to
be 1t her fset-sbe called her recresnt
lover aside and sid to him: do you
still love meY' "Alwsys," be answer
ed. "Do you know that l should die
If you should devote yourself to su-
o,har vomsn?" ''Whst "a ideal" re-
spoDded the young man. but l
should first kill you," said Florina.
And how would sou do that?'
Thus" cried the girl, at the same
pushing him violently into the
oago Of the lions. They attacked the
man at once and tore him
to pieces, while Norins urged them on
with blows Of her whip.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
lew waErsa, tas A1isaiEA" xs&s .
festanA.

~W wow
New York corrss,oste.ee q iasd se''ssd
Co0nsrsiol.l
A sharp fellow, With . queer history
Il The S~piritusiist nsdium who has
htely been edifyins believers 1t Tam
many Hall Yssrs ego be fosnd out
tho modus eeersndi Of some Of the
more startIss kinds Of spiritual mani
fes.ations and ~thereupon took up the
busiuee Of public hcturing. With .
viev Of displaying and exposing them.
he went from plsee to place but could
not get audiences, could not make the
thing pay, finally gave it up q . fail
ure, and Afterwards, in course Of tine,
found himself trying TO get . living By
keeping . 6sh -stsnd. By and By one
day there came to his 6sh-staod the
well-kuown editor off Spiritualist pa
per. who Vas surprised 70 End the un-
believer in that business. and ct last
said to him. Nov, q you know al
about these manifestations. and can
give them 70 such advantage, why
don't you 90 around giving them be.
fore Spiritualist meetings instead Of
running them down? 2" The unprinci-
pied 6shmsn saw the notion, took
to it, went about - . medium in the
way that had been suggested to him,
and has met with such success that be
il able to show $4,000 to his credit in
the bank. He DOW laughs in his eleeve
Is he tells Of the failure he suffered
while showing up the manifestations
which have since brought him . for.
tune, and holds that mankind prefer
his present career to bis previous one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

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rs ing ucsuygo pug uolsuiessA ~ eSS
TO 'oosioue1I ueS '-slSf .aso pess:1
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so susso1nuI my1spaoA ,soal %. ssH.aa
1vsoxrA uyv1ooid sPavsooqL 1nJSees3
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1poom 81 eSsSsI0 tssAsa s1sr1lu1ssuI pos
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- ~ rno,amis snszFpd ssg1o payvu1s
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TSssuV 0ofHa s1nok %: asUs1 30 .x5s9
90 20 y ssss:ss,Lz saos 80. 80
$500 ~<usIBss1lPa1 - USsASAak0
,sredss - sclod 5s3 poo<sq pssna
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-nUafGa,gsp 90 an SSesa 4s0 0sy9AG
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
Tslegrspains Extraordinary.

A gentleman Of the Western Union
Telegraph Office, at No. AS Broadway
New York, was sitting in the cable
room when ~astelesram from Philadel-
phia, destined for Paris, came oyer the
wires. The message, like all. others
for France, was to 20 over the cable
via Duxbury, Mass. The operator
called Duxbury q few times, and then
said: THAT fellow is asleep, evidently;
butsthe cable men are always awake.
III have to get one of them to 20 ia
and wake him up." So be stepped to
another desk, called Plaster Cove, in
Newfoundland. and sent the following
message: ITO cable operator, Dux-
bury: please go 10 and wake up my
own true love-" This message Plais.
ter Cove fastened to send ACROSS the
Atlantic Ocean to Valencia, Ireland,
who in turn rushed" it to London
thence It was hurried TO Paris, and
still.onwsrd to the European end Of
the French cable ut st. Pierre ; the
operator there dashed it back to Dux.
bury. In less than two minutes BY
the clock the message had accomplish.
ed its journey Of sowe 5000 miles BY
land and sea, and was evidenced BY
the clicking Of the instrument on the
Duxbury desk, whichaticksd out in 9
Mariner o little more p~etulant: THAT
is . nice way to do /; 60 ahead. You
Own true love-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
nv. IN: -. 1876.

Every sabe-fibs l. Ir l.35 viii r-e.iEss
b~ea4taft! rssi5sii b oil e~aloss. % tas 100
ssh'e dog wAs.s psetnss n n issaass s'as
attracted 80 mn EtfSaaGu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

The finances of the State..of Nebrss-
30 are in . A~ourishirz condition, with
Q surplus Of 1924. 900. Tho taxation
is at the rate Of $50, OOO, 600 Of pro-
perty 10 the State, while its actual
value is not less than $500, 600, 600.
There III over 100 miles Of railroads
In the State; 1915 school houses; 2lO
students in the Normal School, and
100 in the State University. The loss
from the grasshoppers:hss been greater
than from any cause since .he organi-
'sstion Of the State. Considerable aid
hss already been SEMI forward, and a
biIfis before the Legislature sppropri-
stinG 500 600 Il. s.the same object,
which viii undoubtedly pass. The
Governor urges that steps be taken to
have the State well represented at the
PhiIsdelphia Centennial Inter Ocean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
A Brutal Father.

One day recently, \a respectfully
dressed man carried . VOL grown child
mufled up, and apparently sick, int
Fsench's Hotel. He placed the chile
on the stairs and began to talk to it il
. rough unkind way. The attention
Of the guests vas attracted, aud they
gathered around.
"You are able to walk up stair.
yourself" said the man, "and l won'l
carry you."
The poor child began to sob worse
than before, and the brutal mansgave
it a severe thump on the head. The
child began moaning p~iteously. The
indignation Of the bystanders vas ex-
cited, and one Of them said to the man:
rs that your child?"
"What's that to your" the man
answered, II won't tell you"
Hes my father" the child sobbed;
"snd-he-killed-my-m mother just
-as-he's-going-to-kil me-"
The man doubled his fst and made
as It he was about to give the child q
savsge blow. One of the bystan6ers
nterfered and said:
Say, ifyou don't stop this. IN call
. policeman. never saw such . bru-
taa father in Ill my life."
The man began to tumble in his
lecket and the child cried out:
I Take care, he's gots knife. Hes
going to stick you."
Sure enough he produced . knife
and opened it. The crowd slipped
49, enc By one. except two.
-ntsng An Officer" cried one of the
@Assiend.
TI0b be arrested" The ~.
SAU1be for something. ana
Uo0 - planeed the knife into
Of the child. The child
shrieked Il an murdered" and .
csosd sIkea to the spet The man
The child in his arus
ag M hat. Md:
doa't b alarmed.
- ehild an Prof.sb
ssentrilequis." TIE
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