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offer for sale at Public Auction, on the pre-
misses near the town of Fhibodauz, on
Saturday, March, 17M 1877.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A N. and
io'clock z. H., the following described
property belonging to Aforesaid Estates, to-
wit:
lst. certain sugar plantation situated
in this parish, on the left bank of the Bayou
Latourche. at about one mile be low the
town of ihibodaux, measuring tour arpents
and half, more or less front by eighty ar
pents in Depth the lateral lines opening as
they recede from said Bayou, bounded
above by the lands of a. Collins g. Co and
below by those of the estate of Urbain Po-
che.
And another certain tract OF land situa-
ted in the Parish of Lafourche being the
South East quarter of the South West quar-
ter of He.tion 10 in Township No IA, South
of Range H., East, in the South Eastern
Land District of Louisiana West of the
Mississippi river, Containing forty acres,
being the same property acquired as per
act before Adolpiie Boudousquie, Notary
Public of New Orleans or the sch February
iS36trom Antoine A. Laforest. who acquired
same from the State OF Louisiana, on the
18th OF January ISJ5, as per patent No. l2JJ
Recorded in Patent Book, Vol 2, D. 46, for
ming together one plantation known as the
-Nosni,g Star Plantation together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
I'd Together with al aud singular the
lnoyabies upon or attached to said planta
ton. consisting of One carriage, One horse,
Two mules, One saw mill, SAW and carrier
six cows. &c, &c. &c.
3D. one lot of Household furniture, C on
sisiing Of Beds. Tables. hairs, &c. sc.
TERMS AND CO&DITIONS-Thc lands
to be sold for one third cash. One thiid at
twelve months. and One third III TWO years
credit. credit instilmcnts to be represent
ed by notes of purchaser, drawn TO his own
order. and Dv himself endorsed bearin g
Eight Per Cent Interest from maturity,
and secured hy special mortgage, and ven
doris privilege under the Pact de non olieH-
do, and Five Per Cent Attorneys fees in
case of suit.
For the moyablcs, all Sums of Twenty
tive Dollars or less, payapls cash, and all
sums "vei that amount. one bali cash and
the balance ut twelve months from date of
sale, represented by note of purchaser with
approved security.
sale OF lapds will be made subject to
rights of occupancy. Of Ulysse bourgeois,
as per recorded agreement.
WILLIAM W1LION,s
Sheriff.
February 10, 1877.
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VOL. XII.

O1lU AAAAs
BUSINESS CARDS. -
o>o~-~~~o~~~
. ssELINEAU. MRS. E., Dry Goods.
n Fanny articles. dc, corner Market
and Louis streets,
4 rCOIN. p. A., Family and Plonta-
a finn Groceries, Main street, between
.Toras and st. Philip streets.
AZEMA. c. CoTee House Keeper, Main
a St, between jackson and st. Phi
lip Streets.
ALAN, J.. S. & LEBLANC, f. T..
n Notares public. Office Green Street
nJITM, s. Dry Goods aR} Grocery, cor
ID ner Main and jackson Streets.
| nADEAJX. j. Family ard Piansafsa,
ID Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
and Focus.
v,ADEACX. THOMAS, inorney at Ln,r
ID corner Main and Focus Streets. up
stairs.
| DILLIU, J. s., attorney at lar ,c,-oft;.,a
| ID Corner st. Philip and Main streets
/ DLAKE, Z W. Aaorncy at Lnm.-of-
ID flee Green Street,
BLANCHARD, j. T.. Surgeon Denfjst.
ID office, corner Greer AMI st. Bridg-
et Streets.
DODLEY. Wagons cnd Carts Drpnt o,,
ID Levee Street near the Thibodaux
Foundry. w. II. RAGAN. Agent.
DOURQUIN & EOCRON. Tntckma-
l. ID ker and Gunsmiih, Deafe,,s IN Jrsrei-
w. Firearms &c, corner Market and st.
Lsuis Streets
DREAUX & LEGENDRE. Dry Goods
ID and Groceries, corner Main and Green
Streets.
HROSS " w. FhYsicinn &C. Surgeon, O.
" flee jackson Street
--------------------- ------------
nELESTIN, JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
" corner Patriot.
-------------
nANSEREAU, p. Physician, corner
u jackson and Short Streets.
------------------- -----
nANSEREAU. H., Phgsiciru, corner
~ st. Philip and St. Bridget Streets
nELBERT, PJ., Groceries. Vines. Ii
liquors, Tobacco and Cigars, cor. Nam
and St-Philip streets
NEIRERr pr E,,o;,,< o<. NJ,
A'and ot-fh'lip streets
iar r,aat;,-I- ,i,,NulN'o'.I. ~; 3f;--h'su-
I;.u co,na. m a.simgs Wn, "t Ine uh9 F'l'o"
Saturday e,eniur MIN s st "|a n.,,,.i h'''''' every
OI};.ns.. 4, .,i... ~ >, -,.
bodeaux. v. G.. :. I. Grissmore, Sec V.
Samoan, Treasurer.
EROsT JAMES, Cnrcc Ro,se kccucr.
1 corner Ereen and Market Streets
Ffantdfton Groceries jackson Street
/ t"Ananlih, n H., -4ct'ng Cierk Of The
ELEETWOOD. + ~ D.,, stor. No.
I kes Street betwaa, n c. os''f. "aI SI
ELEETWOOD III n.
| L fee Market Stroa- ~ "so"o."I g.
Aud c. ~ aisIhet ar street, between St Lolis
ERaaNKiIN HOUSE-B. HOLDEN
Proprietor, corner St-Louis and Mar
s. T.. Agent ro,n .on
VI r,ca Life Insurance =. Ca,nn -. M NJ
ket and st, Ph;l;~ straa,s h.,, ''' corner mar
-P' oeASois.
#NOODE. Is ,t,o.,r :,
III oyerJ n Elo".y Enl,,,ney ~ At,"'-oi''ce,
- ''"''' ~aihet 9treet
rsU1oN, ---------
Hsod Drug store, Market Street
Aer IN Hardrare, Paints. Oas Toruisb
&c. Main street, between ,Ia,.kson and
6tPhilip '"oheoii Ill"
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E. EsasFFMANy.
Notice to Sugar Planters.

Z BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO YFBIFNDS
4 in the Country and to the Sugar Plan
ters in general that | am now prepared to
carry on the Sugar Factorage and Commls-
on Business on an extensive scale and
take pleasure in offering them my services
Liberal advances made on Cru6s.
Country correspondence solicited.
LEOS GODCHAUX.
81 and 80 Canal street,
New crlcans.
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q ADMINISTION NOTICES.
4 ss5AsNssTpsAT'y YssT,fsz,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NO. aSo, ffobates Parish Court, Parish of
Latourche.

succession of Hubert Bergeron.
~ hereas. Euphrosine Daiclr widow of
i,uhert Hergrrnn deceased, OF the Par
,fii .. irtf''on.,e, has this day made applira
'i"h 10 Inc saltt Court, to be appointed hdtni
hlstratrix ofsad Estate. Nov tLer- G,,n II
persons are hereby warned and notified la
ne their objections. if any they have. To
Iiit sad Court at his office IN the town of
ihIDpdauX, within ten DAYS after the FIRST
fnbHeation hereof, otherwise the said an
piieAnt viii be in due course Of Law. aupnii,t
ca a"h'iiiisfratrx OF said Estate, and uuali
fed as such i'''''
BY order OF the Court.
fiEysss.gA, " illness my hand and the Impress
GgzsM of the seal OF my office. this 1th
day OF February, A. H., 1877.
A, R0VIRA
Ihibodaux, Feb, 7, 1877.
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NO. 20
a, SaE1ezF4S'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18TH judicial District Court.
PARISH OF LAFoURCUE.
HYpPoLITE GALLY,
as, No. 1904
Michael Bowling Curator,
EST. +. NJ. VfLLIERS.

by virtue Of an order of seizure and saJs
10 NE directed, IN the above entitled and
numbered ease. have seized and viii otfer
iof SAFE nj public auction. pursuant TO law
TO u, the lastand highest bidder, at the Court
House III the Town oi Ihibodaux. on
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UCOIN. P. A, Family and Panta-
"A tion Groceries, Main street, between
Torus and st. Philip streets.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Pursuant to "a commission to me directed
by the honorable the Parish Court sitting
in and iorthe Parish of Lafourche. | will
offer for sale at Public Auction, on the pre-
misses near the town of Thibodaux, on
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Brass Casdiags,

CfLiNOER md PUMP COCKS,
GLOBE VAL YES, ETC., etc,
made to order and furnished at the shortest
notice.
Having retitted their blacksmith shop.
they can do all kinds of work in that line,
Ill the best manner and with dispatch.
They respectfully solicit continuance of
the ioriner patronage extended to this es-
taplishment. 27my-76
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AZEMA. c. CoTee House Keeper, Main
n ST., between jackson and st. Phi
:. lip Streets.
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u1HIBODAUX FIRE COMO. l. En-
i gin1 Room at Torn Ha.t, Levee st.
Regular parades oil second sunday Of
each month. Regular Meetings ON Mon
day after the second Monday OF every
month.
0t:icers:-s. T. Grisamore, President
E. Leblanc, Wee President; hf. I. ilggiG
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~, ~, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
|f4@ Hats. Caps &c. corner Main
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| AMMAN, LOUIS, Sadicr, corner st
~ ihili, and st. Bridget Streets.
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rBNHlBODAUN BENEVOLENT LODGE
No 30. 4. Z. and \. M.-Regu'ar
meetings on the second Saturday aiid tie
last Saturday of Every month, at 3 O'Clock
PM, Green Street, between Leree and
Market Streets.
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S.eNh A. F., Parish Judge, Of
&c at Court House.
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J. ". Clerk of the forn
a.-Thibodaux La.
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UCH. CLAY & ARTHUR, 1t
and Coit'sseiiors at Lac, of
ss.,s sss Main ST., between jackson
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ALAN, l.. S. & LEBLANC, f T..
n Notaries public. Office Green Street
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DADEAJX. j. Family and Plantation
ID Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
and Focus.
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VT MANS STAGES,-Funk RcF-
Ees,~ nun Proprietor, L. Bortel, C0a-
~ ~ connection with Morgan's Lou
- ana Texas K. X. Latourehe Cros-
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UNGL PROCEEDINGS.

MONDAY EVENING, July 2, 1877.
Present-Barlet President LantE Herbruck
schwalm, and Monnot.
Minutes Of last meeun ng read and approved.
Ittatons.--Verbal petition from George Rex ask
Ing that sewer on South Plum street be opened SC
as TO admit Of the passage Of stagnant wafer
Referred 10 street commissioner with power 10 act
Same condition reported at 9TH and Herbruck
streets and street commissioner instructed 10 open
up sewer.
From thirty residents OF Walnut street asking 10
be released from the expense of cleaning sewers
as these are the main sewers for all the upper part
Of the city Referred TO Committee on streets and
alleys.
Street Commissioner instructed to repair cross
ing at Eighth and Market street, and notify DR..
Matthews who desires to pave sewer at once.
Street Commissioner instructed to clean out
sewers under all bridges and culyerts on Walnut
street.
City Solicitor instructed to bring in an ordinance
to amend previous ordinance providing for the
paving Of the south side of West Tuscarawas
street. amendment providing said pavement shall
be l3 feet wide and Of brick
Report Of Committees. Committee on streets and
alleys reported adverse to allowing the claim or
granting the petition of II. s. Martin. Report &C.
cepted
Same committee reported In favor Of accepting
parts fthe additions of U. R, Feather and VIM. s.
Williams. Report accepted.
John Buckius asked damages for gravel that had
been wrongfully removed from his lot by an agent
of the School Board. Referred to committee on
streets and alleys with power to act
Committee on streets and alleys recommended
that "a crossing be laid across Public Square be.
tween Tuscarawas and Seventh street, Lost.
TWAS decided after hearing the opinion Of the
City Solicitor, not to charge the peanut venders
any license, which was petitioned for by some Of
the more opulent dealers to prevent one horse
huckters from entering into competition.
Miscellaneous City Clerk was instructed to draw
orders for the payment Oft. c. Eighman's bill for
half the seasons sprinkling Of East Tuscarawas
street.
A,C Eitneior allowed $4,000 on contract for
paving the public square,
On motion 1t was decided to purchase ten inch
pipe for underground sewerage on Fifth and Tus-
Carawls Streets eastward from Market
The following bids were received for excavating
on the square, preparatory to paving.
Thomas Patton 80 cents per cubic yard.
j. w. Mckinney, 82 cents per cubic yard.
A. Q, Eitneier 50 and 55 cents per cubic yard,
depending on distance dirt Is to be moved.
M. Quigley, 2e13 cents per cubic yard.
Bid of Quigley accepted,
BILLS ALLOWED.
D. Susser, health ofcer."....,.....,.....S S25 90
W, B. Perkins Il 45
Essig and Pontius hardware. II 90
Globe Gaslght Co. June Light,.o..o,......," 212 90
Adjourned.
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ORNAMENT YOUR OEMETERY LOT.

A beautiful Italian marble arched Monument
has just been completed and set up in the New
Berlin cemetery, by Messrs. Haubert & Conkle.
The work was done for the schick family, and the
monument is for the memory of father and moth
er It's an excellent piece Of workmanship and
reflects great credit upon the firm that furnished
it, At their shop, opposite the st. Cloud Build
ing, they are now getting out some verv fine mar
bic work. Among the orders being filled is one
for Joseph Dick, to be put up at the German Cath
ole cemetery. We noticed the design few days
ago, and have no doubt but that when com.
pleted, 1t will be the finest in the city This firm
are also putting up ornamental marble and mar
bleized slate and iron mantels, from the Celebra-
ted works Of Innes McGill & Co., Of Cincinnati,
the finest In the country. They are receiving
many orders and filling them promptly. Give
them call.
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THEWAYNE Co. DEMooRAsY-He their CON
yenlion Monday and appointed Messrs. Eshelmau.
whey, GUS, Eason Ault, and Others, eleven In all
as delegates 10 the State Convention, with the
same number of altemates A letter was read
rom Mr. hcsweeney declining to be candidate
Tor Governor. We give the document;
pp Esr,,,,,. $50. WOOSTER July I'd, 1877.
say 70 the Convention, If II shall become neeeS.
saIy mat am not candidate for any ofice and
would not accept a nomination II rendered This
mas been my uniform answer 10 many who have
written me on the subject, very much dislike
apPearing n print, and avail myself of this on.
portunity OF giving my Views In brief To- our own
people am contentwith and prefer dthe prIy%te
siauon at IN which can just as gratefully appre.
G claie ahd strive 10 merit the good opinion OF the
ONO Democracy. shall, as In times past trv to
IuIlher the good old cause and In an humble wsV-
heiP 70 demonstrate that the party, now prlncf.
gaIiy @ engaged In trying to steal Democratic thun-
der, shall take few strokes Of Democratic HShL
"H'y WIN ". JOHN MCSWEENEY
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PUBLIC IMsrALLArLoN.

On last Monday evening occurred the public
installation OF the officers OF Stark Lodge No, SIS
|. o 0. f., OF this city, at their elegant new hall
In the Richards block.
Atan early hour visitors began to arrive and
by O'Clock the chairs were all filed with an I'm.
telligent and appreclatlve audience of ladies' and
gentlemen, to the number ofover 300. Soon after
the Lodge was called to order with John Koons,
N. g., In the chair.
scripture lesson was read by Robert Cassidy.
Esq, after which the ode was sung, accompanied
by Prof. Clewell at the organ. Prayers were
offered by the Chaplain, which ended the open.
Ing exercises.
D. d. Grand Master II. O. Brown, OF Massillon
with his Deputy Grand officers installed the fol.
lowing worthy officers elect in very able and
effective manner
Dr. A. B. Walker N, g.. E, S. Book, V. G., and
D. N. Hummel, Rec Sec.
The occasion will long be remembered as
pleasant and enjoyable one. Quite q number of
the fraternity from Massillon and Alliance were
In attendance Excellent speeches were made by
D. d., g. M, Brown, of Massillon; f. Warthorst of
sippo Lodge No, Is; Robert Cassidy of No. 39
Daniel Edgar, Of Lodge No. s, Adrian, Mich, and
many others.
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POLITICAL FABLE,

Once on time, the wolves in a starving condi-
ton, concluded something must be done that they
might obtain mutton. Accordingly they sent an
embassy to the sheep proposing peace between
them for all time to come why" said they,
SHOULD we be forever waging this deadly strife
Those wicked dogs are the cause of all they are
always barking at us, and provoking us. Send
them away, and there will be no longer any OBJ
stacle to our eternal friendship and peace" The
silly sheep listened, the dogs were dismissed, and
the flock deprived Of their best protectors, be-
came an easy prey to their wolfsh enemies.
MoRAL.-Political wolves take many and vari-
GUS shapes. ofcourse they inveluntarily assume
the gulse of friendship-give the honest defenders
of what is right bad name and resort to all sorts
of tricks to accomplish their selfish ends,
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Our friend Mccormick who but lately returned
from the Black Hills. does not appear to have any
particular desire to go back. He reports times
very hard in that region. One incident of their
trip, and one that he says he will always remem-
ber he rela tes as follows Himself and a party of
four were riding towards the Hills in stage, full
of life and glee. When but short distance from
their destination they met hard looking speci-
men Of the genus homo, trudging slowly eastward
on foot. The party in the stage laughed at him
and one of them asked, Which way are you
boundT 2" The traveller looked up and replied
"Home you bet Oh, you needn't laugh at me. l
rode to the Hills in stage too a few months ago,
but am d-n glad to get away on foot. You will
all follow me the same way before long" Sure
enough, in few months the whole party footed
it for home except Nc and he would have had to
have done the same, had. he mott got small job Of
heavy work Just before he left.
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CANToN,.o., June 9th, 1877.

The fremont House in our neighboring city Of
Massillon has assumed new management, ], E.
McClaskey ESQ., formerly of the Kennard House,
Cleveland, O., having leased the same The peo.
pie of Massillon are to be congratulated upon the
acquisition to their city of gentleman so emf
nently fitted for the business of catering to the
public wants as Mr.. McClaskey. Pleasure parties
and Sunday excursions from Canton will find
every accommodation at the fremont, and travel.
ing men will be pleased to know that the propre-
tor is determined that this house shall not be
surpassed by any other on the road Splendid
sample rooms on the first floor. Every attention
paid to guests. The table is always supplied with
all the delcacies Of the season, The House is ad
mirably located OIL the corner of Erie and Tre-
mont streets.
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Poor fellow. He boards on East Tuscarawas
street and has been unfortunate enough to become
completely Smitten by the charms Of a girl who
works at the house. He loves her to distraction.
He would do anything for her-even give up beer
for week. And she has been drawing him on.
Last "Wednesday evening she was missing. Of
course he was sure she was out with another fel-
low, The "green eyed monster was fairly reused
within him. He procured blunderbuss loaded
it with railroad spikes, pencils, memorandum
books, political speeches, &C., and climbed tree
near the gate murderonsly resolved to murder
whoever returned with his darling, She came
she was alone. He attempted to descend-a limb
broke and the whole armament came down upon
the pavement "kerchuck," F" knocking all idea
Of murder out Of his head. It is thought that
he will recover.
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The Fourth Of July in Canton was a tame affair
save when an individual had benzne enough to
elevate him,
The Murphy people held picnic on the fair
ground, and few private gatherings were at the
lake. The drunks, fights &C. were aboutas usual
A twelve year old son of Peter Hauptfuirpr
While playing with pistol loaded with wad
only, accidentally discharged 1t badly laceratipp
Ihe neSh OF his left hand, but injuring no bones.
He was taken to Nye's drug store, where DR.. A.
b. walker dressed the wound.
Mrs. E Gillespie made narrow escape from
serious injury, near the Market street crossing.
While waiting in her buggy for The mail train 90
ing east, to pass her horse became frightened and
turning towards Aultman Co.'S. Office at a head.
long pace, ran into thresher truck, upsetting the
buggy and throwing the lady out To the sur-
prise of those that ran to her assistance Mrs. q :
was uninjured and the buggy only slightly dam
aged.
A son of Conrad Anthony, about 10 years of age.
while picking cherries for Squire Chance, placed
his ladder against weak limb and upon mount.
ing It, fell to the ground fracturing his shoulder
blade.
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+, F. EUnkgl's Bitter wine Of Iron.

Has never been known to fail in the cure ofweak-
ness attended with symptoms Of indispositlon to
exertion, loss Of memory, dificulty of breathing,
general weakness horror Of disease, weak ner
Vous trembling, dreadful horror Of death, night
Bweats, cold feet weakness, dimness Of visi0n
languor, universal lsssitude of the muscular sys
tenn, hot hands, flashing Of the body, dryness of
the skin, pallid countenBnce and eruptious ON the
face, purifying The blood, pain in the back heavi
ness Of theeyelids, frequent black spots Tying be.
fore the eyes withtemporary suffusiol and loss OF
sight; want Of attention, ETC. These symptoms all
arise from weakness, and to remedy that use
fails THOUSANDS are now enjoying health who
Beware of counterfeiH and base limitations. As
Kunkels Bitter Wine Of. Iron Is 50 Well known all
over the country, druggists themselves make an
imitation and try 10 palm II off0n teIr custoners
when they Gull for Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron
Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron Is put up only In
81 bottles, and has q yellow wrapper nicely pnton
the outside with the proprietors photograph on
the wrapper of each bottle, Always look for the
photograph on the outside, and you will always
Be sure to get the genuine 81 per bottle, or SIX
for S. Sold by druggists and Dealers every.
vi F. D itl !. /. 7 ~
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A young lady in Albany went up stairs to her
room on Sunday night, and before locking the
door looked under the bed to see if there was any
one there There was somebody there. 1t was a
man. With remarkable presence of mind she
quietly walked down stairs to give the alarm and
the intruder was arrested. Ever since the Garden
was planted, gentle woman has made 1t point
to look every night for man under her bed.
Her discretion and prudence have at last been
vindicated.