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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

A PARTY oil brutal roughs broke u a
Hayes and Wheeler meeting in B,Iti-
more on Friday night. Ten Of them
have been arrested, ard the authorities,
with commendable determination, have
entered upon their prosecution and
punishment with vigor. They will not
be allowed TO escape.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

onschitA, tha! he twill 10! support the
Republican State ticket as at present
constituted, nor the nominee Of the par
ty for congress 10 this district The
makeup of the State ticket is of such q
character that, IL elscted, wcnId not
bring what the people of this State go
much need, p'dce and reform"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

Hon. II. D. MONEY is making a Wig
o.ous canvass. He opened the ball in
LsflOrs county on the sixth instant, and
promises to bs heard in every ccun'y
before the November election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

JUDGE JOHN d. ADAMS hss retired
from the criminal court bench to make
way for Judge Logwood. Judge Adams
will hereafter devote himself to the
practice of bis profession, in which we
hope he Will be as successful as he was
before he entered upon his judicial
cancer,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

COLONEL JOHN II. MOORE and A. M =.
Hughes, jr., Democratic and 7pbli-
can electors for the seventh con. on
al district, will open the canvass at
Hampshire, Maury county, on the four
tsenth instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

THE SUNDAY APPEAL consists Of six
pages filed with choice reading matter
and the news from all sections of the
country. Every purchaser Of the paper
sht uld receive six psges.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

THE power and potency of the pen
were never better exemplified than by
Ma Gladstone, whose recent pamphlet
on the Turkish atrocities in Bulgaria
has brought the Disraeli government
almost into disgrace,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10
ESTABLISHED 1910.

H1 This number of the Ap-
peal consists OF six pages. sub
scribers and purchasers will see
that the paper is served 10 them
complete, and report any fail
ure ON the paTt of newsbOys or
dealers at our office.
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wEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.

WAR DEPT., OFFICE CH. SIG. OFFICEP,
WAShISGToE, tepismber 10, s-nI.
For Tennessee and the Ohio vaLJey,
falling gol.Oed 6y rising barometer,
soHtherty ufnds, VeeriHg to ,Oesteyiy.
IOt0er temperature, parity cloudy and
rainy weather.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

Hon. JOHN c. BUROH, MsjOr w. J.
Sykes AMI Colonel A. NJ. Looney W II
address the people OF Msury and VIII
liam son at Spring HIlI, September 16sh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

TIE report Of the arrest Of Will am
N. Tweed, alias Secor, is neither cor
firmed nor contradicted Ia official quar-
tsrs Ia Washington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

GENERAL SHERMAN and Secretary
Cameron passed through Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, yesterday, on their west
ern tour o. inspection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

MAINE will elect governor and five
congressman tomorrow. OF course the
Republicans will win, bit, we have rea.
son, to believe, by q reduced msjority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

MOSES Y, TILDEN, brother of Cover
nor TildeE, died at New Lsbanor, New
York, yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

Mr.. ROBERT RAY, OF Monroe, Lou
isiana, announces, in letter to J. En-
nemoser, chairman Of the Republican
executive committee Of ths parish Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday If cotton and gold: NtW
York cotton, IL 9 lSo. Memphis cotton,
lie. NeW York gold, l1ot. Memphis
gold, IO9.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

BAEKs has accepted the Republican
nomination for congress from the fifth
Massachusetts, district.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10
Mrs MI. Eleanor Page

WILL open a Select School, for limited
w number of pupils. at her residence, cor
ner Of Dunlap and Henry avenues, on MON
DAY, s pteuber IL, 1875. For terms, etc, ap-
ply to the principal, as above. teS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10
Missouri School Of Midwifery
and Diseases OF women md ChiIdreT,

ct. LOUIS, MO-The regular course neg rs
- sentennber 5th. Thare is a Lynn gin Hos
pital in connection With thIs lnsutnuOn,
where practical instruction at the oed s.u5 IS
given to the students For pafLlcu HIS III
0ufre OF either of the officers. -
A. E. REISS, NJ d , President, corner + ouL-
Tenth and Warren. .,. ,-t.,
Mrs EOPHi \ SJHIERE. X, ltesluehL -4L--
vile 2O22 NOrth Ninth street. . --
W G, RiCHARDsOS, Nj. 1884 North Cenus
street, Secretary huo
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NoTICA.

TaE monthly meeting of the s.. Peters
| OJathoIicl Temperance Society takes place
a. their hall tomorrow (MONDAY) light, at
NJ oIcIock Z. ]. KELLY,
aas1N Recording secretary.
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THE EAST.
Another Battle-The Turks Defeated
with Great Slaughter, and yet the
Porte Refuses to Suspend
HOstilities.

Turkey also FavOrs Severe Conditions
Lord Derby in Dee Sc Of the Dis
rneIi Administ \n-Glad-
stones Speech.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

GOVERNOR HKNDRICRs spoke at Salt
Wells, indiana, yesterday.
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NoTI0h.

rs hereby given TO the public generally that
Nm BEAUH, former agent Tor the sale of
the Wilson Sewing Machines, is not in any
wsy Connected with this agency, or the VIII
son sewing Machine Company, he having
been discharged from cur employ May Is, 1876
and all par les are warned to pay no moneys
to said M NJ. BEACH on account OF Wilson
Sewing Machines.
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Opposition to Monopoly.

DEFERRTNG 10 a Notice to Merchants,
n, Dealers and Planters" from the agent OF
the (" American Tie Com pany," 1 respectfully
the following telegram this day received from
the General Agents of the Champion or
LOgue Tie" P. W. SHEAREK, Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10
vIoKsBURe, September s, lS70.

To P. W. SHEARER, Memphis:
Advertise IN all papers containing the ad-
yertisement referred to. that The LOgue or
Champion Tie," is no infringement on the
"a American Ife;" and that we guarantee all
buyers of Ties against loss from suit, and viii
nrnfact them BON HAM & MIrEdELL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

CICILIAR COLLBGF,
HARDIN COUNTY, KENTUCKY,
Board. ETC., per 20 weeks, only Sl00,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

broken thei1 faith, but kept their word
to the lette-. Lsavlng them, we will
speak Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-10

OF 'hese it will not be deemed invid-
ious il us to name Mr.. Robert M.
M'Lean, L 3phew Of Mr.. Moore, Mr..
Ws,kius who has been with them since
1853, au6 Mr. A. M Peck, who has been
with then, since 1857. Both are first
class business men with whom their
customers are well acquainted, and to
whom VIM. r Moore & Co. are indebted
for untiIing Ii ielity, and In whom the
trade has gresl confidence, having tried
and tested them fer years.
THE NEW oPENIEG Or RHoUsE.wARMING
YESTERDAY
was an occasion OF 20 little interest. At
the appoin ed hour p large number OF
citizens, including the representatives
OF The different braT c'4es OF business In
Memphis, repaired 10 The establishment
and inspected its commodious and we'll
arranged apartments. Among the
gu SITS were merchants from various
parts of Tennessee, Mississippi, Ala
bams aud Arkansas, besides number
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15
Snakes in Missouri.

Tho sous Of Mr. Jason Smith, who
live dozeu miles from Fayettc, Mo-
in tho Moniteau township, in cxplor-
ing a ravine near his house, discover
od snake don, i'll which there wera
III blacksnai0s all knottel TO gother
one garter snake. tw, hOuGn SNAKES
AMI tSD III Jcctsius. When tho sntEcs
wore first dug OFT thny were torpid.
but the sun som onlivonni tho mi5S
Of blacksnitcs, anl the farmers who
had gathered to SOC them were fOtced
to usO hoes, matches, axes, etc, , 10
put an cni to them.
Another snake story comes from
Mr. Lee Wright, n larmec, waJ lives
faw niles ca5t OF Fuyutto. Last
flll he hired u mGu to clean out u
well which hal not bton uSol for
some time. Ito hal lowercl the ma
TO the bottom of the well in II tub,
and WAS turning away when he
heard piercing yell. Looking into
tho wcil he saw u multitude of SNAKES
along tho rockcy wallis reaching out
their long heads Tho man from
below could SEQ their glistcning
eyes. II, scrolm'l and aycd, an /
Hoped aroanl IN the tub, and asi,
ol to ho drawn up. Mr.. Wright be.
gan t. turn tho windloSs, AMI tho
man was pr!lcl mp through the mid
die of protru ling snake herls. In
his excitement TO shook tho rope,
which swtycl the tub to and fro,
80 that ha was thrown uncJmtbrt-.
ably near tho reptiles When he
Jumped ont ho was covered with
cold perspiration, AMI hi4 b)iy
trolnblci like Il leaf. lie spread thc
story OF his alyinturc, and 10 ono
cOrl bo hired 10 elem tho well. No
Wright opnclnlnl t. rcmpvo tns
rock aud iii IL up, lnl wl'n Ia,
work begun tho snI.icS began tp
show them ,clg13 B,iIre ten feet
of rock hl boon removed seventy
four black snakes, from two to siy
ftot lnnt htl boon killed.. When
the w,li cLvel in AMI tue rest were
barred.
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A GREAT MoR,L Lgs.uN.-A long
chap. with q piping voice, entered
n saloon aud gaining the attention
Of half dozen loafers therein oongre-
gated, he said
'Gentlemen, how many Of you
will drink at my expense 7
Il will was repeated by seven in
chorus.
This proves to you, gentlemen,
continued the vagrant, putting down
q nickle for his own beer, how little
can be depended on first impressions.
YSu love me now, filed with antici-
pations of u square drink Yonr an
ticipations will be blasted, and
then you will hate me. Let this be
q good moral lesson TO you
They put him ont in hurry, but
the great moral lesson was there just
the same.
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II oe { T. ".


\ THr following beautiful lines wer,
written by Sinkcy. the great musician
liM there Is music even III tho poelr!
Without any tune:
"HsN the voice Of Jesus crying
who vii 20 ani work to-dayf
|. Fields ae white AMI harvest wsttinSi
= WAC vii bear the sheaves awayf
Lui ana srong the Master calleth,
\ .Klch reward he offers thee:
\ "hn VIII answsr, 1latlv saving,
NJ "uere am ssnd ms I send me
lIf you osnuo, cross tho ocean.
And the heathen lands sxpiote,
Nou can Hui the hesthen nearer,
You can help them ut your db0r,
fy0u cannot give your thousands,
You can xire the widOD'. mite;
nd the least you do for JESUS,
Will be precious In his sight.
Ifyou cannh speak iIte angels,
IL yUn can not preach like PAUL,
ucsn tell tue love bfJESuJ,
lou can sly lic died Tor all,
YOU can not rouse the wicked
Tlth tue jqiznent's dread alarms,
III uoan lead little chiliren
q the savior waiting arms.
III VI cannot be watchmau,
ST. iirv hixh on Li1u's wall
fUlntg out The road 10 heaven.
OncAnx lito and peace tpbIl.
With yut prayers aud with your bountios
- 1ou sando what heaven demands
1ou oht 10 like faithful AARON,
hviiiii up the prOphers hdnp''
III among .he older people
lou may cot tie at to tench,
'feed my Ia ibs slh Christ our shepherd,
Place the hoi within their reach.'
And IL tnay b. that the children
- gu have let with trembling h,nl.
VIII 10 found among your Jewels,
"hen you rkeh the better land.
'Let none bear you idly saying,
"Ihere Is nothing I San DO"
'Whiie tho souls Dt men arc dylny,
And the Master cells tor YOU
Take the tast lie \ yes yoi yladly,
Let his work your pl asure be
Answe' quickly whel he cilIeth
Here am semi M send ne ~
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The astonishing cure of n snppo'-
cl fatal disease hy the manipulation
~ LauI4 on tn body Of the patient
IL r,pnrtGa IA the family ol Charles
II. B'n,on, one Of th' ciitIr, of tho
jersey City EccHiHg JOw2tR. The
p,'i,nt wls tho eldest child VI Mr..
Benson, u .Irl II . years Her re.
c,ycry from dangerous illness, AMI
her complotc rcstorntiOn to health, as
described by her parents, may he
considered by some us q manifesto.
ton Of spirItuallStic power, AMI 10y
Others ~ he result of animal masu -
usn. NJ. AMI Mrs.. Bn pm say
thai thor liugh,er was pro.ecut ci
by AcIte briacnial nil ,ctlnn IN the
early part OF last August Sho had
all the sYmpt ms OF consumption.
Her CHECKS stowoi the hocuc Hash Of
disease, aud the pulse was quick and
irregular, aud night SweatS AMI daily
fcvers red lc-d bee body toa skrle~
tpn. A hard, raCking cough at night,
aud constant expect in the day
market the case. Three physicians
-aid that she could not possibly live
Early in January, wh'n the girls
death was daily looked for, Mr. Wal
Ian Wnl1w Bennrt, II next door
neishppr of Mr. B"nSpnS anl AN
syowri b0,,vvGr in ,rirIlinl4'lc mnn-
lirsati,ns, c,ll'i =, NJ. B n.on',
hons, at 362 Fliih street, Jersey t,-
~, and sad ta,t the htllr gil :
@ ugl KEEP. E,m awake at night, AMI
hc drs.rei u have it st,ppel. He
sal that ho c)n.i hear her coughing
In the room whore no slept Mr. Ben.
sou told hIm that the no'sc of tue
conghiu. wDlli npt trouble hin much
Iongcr. AR i5eguet yGpIo. lh,t ao
had cIne to cura the chlii through
tho all ui the spirits, All he ask Il
the parents permission 10 lay hi,
hands Gu the invtliI. Mt hivln.
any faith 10 spirituaIism they roin,ei
to consent to this mo ic Of trca'm nj.
Mr. Bennett renewed hls offer with
euch per-iStency that both Mr.. and
Mrs Reusoo ieciiei t. lrt MN Try
hD, powers H. NJ once vent u work
He first bathed his hanls in salt an |
water. The child was placed on his
lap. after bslns closed Ia II loose gar
ment which would admit of the ma-
nipuations over tho flesh. Sad thr
medium. Il will not IN ve my hands
put vii await the action ol spirits
who are pescnt
In tew inmates his han1 bcglI I"
muvo around tn, throat OF tho sun
erer. rha, nl.ht her throat was Mt
80 had ~ 1t had he,n.
Mr. Brnue. continued his laying
IN ol hands every night Tor B month,
H. hogan hi, operations rsgllarly at
% o'clock Oue evening he was TWEEN
" minutes late, ani he said that he
could not move his hands, as the spir-
lts were not IN the roam.
NJ. Benson says that his daugh>
ter j. entirely well :.
1t /. said that Mr. B'nnctt has
made other equally astonishing cures.
One being that oil ey Ooogressmar
Lawreuce Of Ohio, who hal pnoqmo-
nia.
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sus-=szAG~yrx1a-zax.sss

To CLEAN 4 RUirY pLbW Take
o quart Of wlter ani ppu 4 slowly in
to it half a pint Of sliphlric acid
The mixture will become qpite warm
from chemical ac,iDu, an this is the
reason why the acid shoull be ppGr-
od slowly into th, wator rather thrn
the water into the acid, aud lot it
remain on tho iron till it syaporates
Then was it agtln, TIE objkcS Is 10
give tho acil time t1 dissolve the
rust. Then WASH with water and
you will perceive where the worst
spots are. Apply some moro acid,
aud rub on Inoss sp,t- wi,b II brirk
The acid and the securing will rrs
move INST of tho rust Then wash
he mould board thoroughly with
water 10 remove all the acid, anl rub
u d'y, B u'h il over with werrole-
um, or other oil, and let it DO til
spring. When you 20 10 plowing.
take bo,tl, OF the acid wgter to the
field with you AMI apply it every
boat to my spot oi rust that may re-
main. The acid aud the SECURING Of
hp earth viii soop mako it perfectly
brig aud smooth II oil iron work
he washed of with pctrolenm as som
as we put our implements, an ma
Chimes aside tor the Wint"r, it will
kecd them from rustipg, aud save II
great dea! of trouble and annoyanoe
u say nothingof depreciation aud
loss.
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sa-"Pote," 4" said a merchant l.

te-"Pote,' said q merchant to a
gentleman Of oolorod persuasion,
"what will you put that load of wood
in the cellar for? In de fuss place
my name isn't Peter, sir sec condly
is perfeshpal carpet olcaar' and
whitewasher and furdermo', / don't
gompste TOR sich Jobs, sub !" ,a.
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Advertising Rates.

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One square 10 lines) insertion 20
Every additional insertion. 90
Professional and Business cards Of
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Auditor, Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices, 25o
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rod than one year are payable at the
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the person ordering them will be held
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Il don't know, I'm sure, my dear,
said tho old man and then ho open
ed the parlor door and some one
standing within it, stretched out his
arms, and Emma Crawford rushed
into them. Her first IT. of jealousy
was over. and it was her last.
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EEAD TI.E ANNOUNCEIIn
OF gHE
Murray lIiii PusilGhi1G Co.
JoanI'. Jowcti, g;annsor.
HDN0hfl0 nISEAsES cured.
EshsfaLPhNtI. N,N IulN- Wuik' 4 out TO
SEAss NAV Health lh t.at u'Hfftst OF

HU00Afln HlsrAsES cured.
Cel.sGsSsJ ii,a.ti't, ,.'t G S'ainr.t V.i ,I 20,
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language. IihLiy binding, In Eugl'sh only,
u 20. sent by NAL, pOsIrre prepaid on receipt
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Hays Songs.

Tho f'ots,ep ON the stair. Song and Cho. Hay
Don't Forget Me Hannah. song aud Cho. Hays.
90.
l. Nltlar ri'rN' s,rt ,ni Che. ttlys IS.
P''r ii 'l' WIulHrrr ~ Ig an ch'. N w.. Si..
UrIu& lIlt Lut -.L-l. ) nLk an cAI. II NLAN. ~.
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~ w ANNlNt ~ ppA - --- W . NI'
deeply ptincd 70 learn from l'rank-
ford paper of an accident TIA littl'
hoy IN that place quite recently. T.
appca's that he wcnt into the pantry
~ help himself 10 some cakes which
his mn'her htd pufEp-ely pat out Of
his way. TLcy wer, upon thr top
shelf, and hc had to climb up on
'nc lower shelf to g,t tn IN But
just ~ he had reached the otk's
The shelf gave wiv, lie was pre-.
oipitatrd TO tho Il IIr, anl his leg
WAS broken. What II solemn aud
Impressive waruiu. dprs this accident
convey 10 the y0rn. 1t is to br
hoped that the bog, who rep1 this
story, aud SEQ how this wicked
chlIl was punished Gar trying {,
commit u Sri'v,us sin, wit idtrn
u deep lesson from bi' fate Lee
them study well the dreadful con.c-
qncncc Of this one crimp lot them
remember that this boy nov lic>
upon bed of suffering, from which
he will probably rlss u crlpplo fr
life, and let them lirmly resolye
that the moral OF his terrible fate
viii not be lost upon them, bat that
when they feel a. il they wouli like
to stoul cakes from tho top shelf of
tho pantry, they will go aud get
the step-ladder aud walk up, rake
all they want, riot among tho pro.
serves, and charge around among
the stewel gooseberrios, without
running any risk. There is always
something to bo learned from the
errors of others, il We will tako the
iroublo II hnnt il ont
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s;'R'fiAY AESBoS SONGS

i.tu'. .yuprtYs r.5lDiol y. auiC stewart.
t|..
Tao s'Htmy Mother sag. g.a.d G.. stewart.
.Hf.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

Fl. a SHORT LECTURE lie stood on
the Campas Martius in the dusk OF
the evening. aud rs crowd gather -
ell arounh. he began
Wine il a. mocker-strong drink
il raging. Tho Lord made cold
water--Saten made whiskey."
(Pause)
"lIst mo tell you what saw. Last
night saw whito hoa aled oil mln
at tho bIr. IpleI lol with him to
come away, bns ho was deif to my
words. lie filled u glass with d,al
ly poison. anl as it went garg,ing
down his throat, | said to h.m = Oil
man, thuu art doomed iio laughs
el u cynical laugh. he cursed me
cursel u man who sought to save
him !"
(Commotion in tho crowi)
This mJrning.' cont inuei tho
man, Il WAS at tho Morgue, whero
tho unknown ienl rost on tho mar
BILE slabs. dill not think that nv
words of tho night before would
come baok to mo with such awful
significance
Che crowd drew nearer)
II looked through the glass door
and, my hearers. what do yau think
| saw on the cold slabs before mo-
The old mIn.' shouted twent y
yoicos in u chorus.
"No. my friends he continued as
ho stepped down, II didn't SEQ u
blasted thing
Several mon chased him, but ho
made his escape.
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