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RAFFLE.
COTTAGE ON THE LAKE SHohE
Snlendid Law Library
TWO PRIZES.

1zr, q Co,tsp, above mentioned Ia htra'eu ~ |
,h. town of Vaudeville, Parish ot 81 IA"''n"'
-, .,,b brick has, msnt and contains ioar io''
I - ,ha centre and galleries front and rear e''''"
.t ID and over forty feet longi also kitche" "
-, o,ns stables and necessary outhouS"'
-. tho Pesch 10 near Steamboat wharf ho''' An"
',a The proupds are largo and shaded py OAK
,S ororos %AIow and other trees hno
,.or.I ,n,ipg as also cistern Is on tne PiN' -.
I.Li,r Ia fine fish in abundance, anu ohiJ
travel from New Orleans u.,h of the
| rr,a catalogue Of the Law Books ana SAC 1
c...ca "A also the plan OF the -FOUR lo1S " =. .,
| -, he asep at the Office OF w. r a..
| T,,,t. A gent No. CommerciAl flAce, - ~, ri
=, STI1DHICZKA 4 sATALECk1' no ioI 10"
| r,,,or street. New Orleans, whtre lac III , IN
80 rlace on the Ist day Of October DUO =,
| - ,,aD tn ALL interested through the oAnS PIa.n
~ ,,ra and hour of the drawing. A'0A'0
| - ont,ineS At the above named othoeS- ,,o
ho Cottage is the arst prize and the la" JoL". /.
| ~, " ..a therefore the holder CT one A'
u,t.ls5 to two chances in the tan''' -. -, ,o,
enu'ieI e,, ~ ,1,, Two Dollars and Fifty Cents ~ "".
IloAeI S,nd - o Tickets for sale by the iono"ipH
gentlemen! ST A. SATALECKI
No l3l Common street.
Il W. P FRERET, =, ,,,.,.
No. Commercial Place.
Johnson ARMSTRONG,
S,ationer No. % CArondeet sIFeeI
ATWOOD VIOLET,
. Cotton Factor, No. ls2 GfA"'eF S'i'O"
9 THOs MOODY, ..
, Corner Canal and Royal sttee'1-
G. A. LAHAUX. ,,,.o..
sELLE 4 MALoCHEE
No. 50 Boy al street.
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or. PATRIcK's HALL FOR RENT
uoD pI,1s CONCERTS AND EALR&

q. p.,r,,.,, Hail, the LARGEST AND FiSASs
~, IN THE CITY. will bO rented, by TIE HsBS
- ,ongor, on reasonable sorn'' for L1 ooAc]l-1-'
ais LECTURES. PAIRS and z1HrHE11OAA =
-. CHARITABLE EHTzRTAINNENTs' W'sAIa
s,..,,.,oD Of creed, the Hall Will bo rented 81 AAA
PRICE.
APpS S4IsEsN1A INSURANCE -CoNPANE'
No. II. .Urnp SsHsSs.
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,,,-,vv nv RIG STRAIT ON AND l. cIlos
kooSs Stete Central Committee lt9 Custom is%s
10 ner,ocrstic Conservative votersi
You are AGAIN CALLED upon 70 vouR-
nd vou are esrueA,ly requested to BHEkh To
sno you ,U A ond nae every effort in your power ~
ShLy aAyE ' EVERY DEMOCRATIC and con.e,ya'ito
Voter in the city and State REGlsfhhAD ~
.e ain defeat our common enemy. ,-,..r,,,on
i, Your OLD CERrIFIcArEs OF aI hes'''A''.
CANNOT BE USED for the comm e![ ,,w p.pzRs
S.TuRAL1zED CITIZENS MUST bNlsa lS',
.,",- .. ~ DECENTRALIZATION PAPERS, go AS to AS0'o
.u~ ,nI,i Inconvenience in being registered n,u ,,,
any pTGIsTER AT ONCE. Do net wait ah.l '"'
1AsT DAY, when the offices will be cko% @ ~ ~ osE
S, All REGIsTRAItoHo nUr op W OCTOBER.
| on the TwENTY-PIRST Or w
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puRABLE DENTISTRY,

hA1oEEY oornes OF osePhno and Gsfp ny
and tho puhc Generalthet ho ~ , osf
s operations to his ates With OF
itbout ex tracing the roots, on new plan onureS
NOV eanSSeled and perfect adaptation seou.eo
Of oes'n without pain by the use OF gas VI
tee.n t,afor'n go Charges within the reach OF All
onioto-O-'' ia5O7 lp5p
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GARD OF THANKS.
NAV ORLEANS. October IL, 1878.

Nav ORLEANS, October H. 1916.
u half of the of oers and members OF 81 'onn 'no
Baptist Catholic Total Abstinence Assooi no,'of
tender our most grateful thank 10 INC ,or,
Taxton. ESQ, through their worthy Pres ueh.
- r Moore ESQ, to relieve desttution in the fAini
lies of our sick menbers- ,.,.
ncoO 1t PAIRlCh = A's
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Tho Mvstio Water Company, Of Boston, mas
,...ovarsd that James Lee, former proprietor
of bleaching establishment NJ 0Aiio; -
Mas but who is at sea now, sutrep".loay
connected his establishment to the p',nCita.
water main, spd for twelve years useo "S'''
"a Aba value Of S96, 600.
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REGISTRATION cFFIoEs-

, ,o ,ss AnnunciAtion, between Terps'
chore and Robin stree'S' ,,.oon Dslord ard
Second ward-No 9i4 Carondeiet oet~e"" Ne''
st. Joseph streets r. cnar,oa
rL,r5 ward-No Perdido street. near st ChArl'''
Fnnrtb ward-Rampart corner of Cont street.
1s'"h wsrd~Rampart corner of st. Ann street.
si-tb Ward-No i3s Hospital, near burRuhoy ,Sr.
seventh wsrd-COrner OF LaPeyrouS' anu o'A'D'A
-streets. -u,rna+a-
Eighth ward-Corner of Greatmen and poet
J;ntb Ward-Corner of Greatmen and EitH q. arr
Tenth ward-second door from tn Q corner oi % 1'
and St Charles streets. , ,,.sa,Ipe
,,,orantb ward-Corner washiDgton and MaSaHN'
streets.
rvelf,h ward-At the Market'house' and
bordeaux streets- ,,. .uapno
rourteenth ward-MagLz oe'"ee" ~
ar OCtavia street
Si.,seuth Ward-Court hou'e
,o.,,tb wsrd-Corner of Second and ""he't00
| streot
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o91EANs, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 20, ls-s.
rn1AT NOTEH.
LOCAL NOTES.

b.a,e.aay morning the two story frame
s;na No. 4s2 Camp strees. owned oy M'
-n'.nd occupied by B. Dreyfus was des-
- hv fire, as was also the adjoining bnilo,
No 4s4, owned by Mrs. Forester sno
"a hv Rev. J. Lsucht. Loss sbout $lo.-
sv Grand Jury for the quarter ending
- a1st, is composed of Mr. waiter
I'd ,o-aunn. and Meesrs o A Pierce, Charles
= Henry Leverioh, August Lewis, Jr' Geo
na G Bredow, Alexander Brewster, Gus
Roucher, R A Bray, J II McVeap, III Lara
..+ Thursday we were panied to learn that
&tber Benedict, C.SS R., the popular young
4.ar and business manager Of the Redemp'
kat Convent, wss stricken down by tne
41ow fever. His numerous friends miss MIN
a1y and hope that he may soon recover io'
held out great promises OF PROVIDE
,rthy successor Of the lsmenteo oto'n i
ader;ck, who died in 1876.
YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
I|r-be q 6rst case Of fever was reported July i26n
sa from that day to noon Friday October li'1
4ere were officially reported to the Bosro
Aalth-- .. a.oo death
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,,nv SOCIETY OF LADIES.

We are pleased to learn tha1 oufins U L
-, daxs a number of ladies OF sI' Z A'tAoh'
na,iah have OF gam zed Themselves iheo 0ool9ss
for the relief of the poor. Inc ooo'@''
odonted the title of Ladies OF CnsFl'y VI W"
Patrick's Parrish" and chosen the i0'io wig
officers
NE-, Vim. Conway, President;
Mrs r. A. Park, FIRST woe f5eelueH'
Mrs. Hare, Second Vice PresloenS'
Mira T. J. Brown, treasurer
Wiss J, A. wens, Secretary
The Society is organized on tne pE'no'p
the viucentian Brotherhood and Will NlsiV %uU
relieve ,the poor at their own homes na'
already commenced work and we are i.9"
oa IN AJAX for donations, in its behalf OK o'o'u-
inp. for children or adults oeuoins' o1
4hI"o that will make the poor ccmtortaole
during the coming winter
Donations may be sent to nrS' Au'n'
rooea's residenoe $50 St. Joseph's street.
Last Thursday, the Citizens ConseFva''ve
Asaociation held o meeting at its rooms' NO. 'o
camp street and adopted the following;
p,so7,fd That this association, having taken
into consideration the nomlnatlonesb ebRsmc. o"rS
nnSI;Sbed as having baen made by the Osmo
cratic Parish Convention declines 70 lnooiS -
the same as q Dhote. ill olane
And further, that this association WI # tbe
in nomin etion ticket ZOE Ghe SuhA"s W
people Of New Orleans. ,,,tio,z the
In furtheranoe of the above resolntons,d '1e ~
public at large are respectfully requSsG1 req So4mit
teeO tee of this association desirable names FOL
every paroohial office for their oGnsideraSron
LIONEL @. LEVY, CHAIRMAN
CLEMENT B. PKNRosE, Secretary.
Friday evening the association selected tn
following ticket:
For Mayor-Isaso w. Patton. ,,o,oh
Administrator of GFinance-Auguste heioD
ard. ,oo,r+.-Jobn Glvnp, j
Hdministrator of ofCommerce-Thoe;A q; i; Hun az
ASministrator of Improvements-E. l. dan
ming. 4 xuo-La-T Rail-
Blanchard. o4a - Ariatii
Marie -r,.,,.-. p;arca.
For Civil SherifE--Thos. a. Handy .r;ur
For Criminal Sherif:-AandeVlle mHFsU
Saturday evening the association was
meos 20 mako. .ncminations f0E the LeGisiAS'
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sIMEoN's SCHOOL.

h sisters of Charity of st. simeon's School are
70 inform their patrons and friends that Af'eI
, made some repairs and improvements In thelI
nrs, they are prepared to receive a few H0uns
BOardsrs. :. ..,o,r,od.,.s
oDlv a limited number can be accomnooA''
,..,crs ,borld be made early as possible
.EoavdiDg sohOOl opened on the I'd OF January
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nEAruLor Mr.. GEO. DUcE1.

r,o 5aotb of this excellent young man.
ur;eh occurred last Sunday, Ootober 1871, mas
brong ngbt grief to large circle of friends MT.
Dncev was a man of great piety and zeal ever
-a.dv to devote his time and labor for the wei
fsre Of the Church and his fellow man ms
sense of duty to the State caused hlm 70 So.n
one of our military organizations several sea.'
ago. and though suffering from oonsants,Un atsnal
he took an important palt IN 'ne el1se 1eee
giles of September 1874 ana aos 1anuS's son a high
I, bnsiuess circles Mt DOGGY won
.onntat;on for tsct and intelligence ana
tSpn tSpush but twenty-soven years of age was % a
Tu nartner of Thos. King with whom he had Deen
ansa1sd pns,nvs n many years. Very Rev. c. Moy
ss ofsoiated at the funeral ceremonies which sooH
u,aOs Oc on Monday les and which were attend
ed by the sOoomb Rihes' the Clerks sefs01 en- sop
1T A Asaociation and large concourse OF s0r
rowing friends.
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WANTS-FoR RENTS-ETC.

- ..,Y VERY LOW FOUR LOTS OR
TUX pAi 1i,b snbEtsnHAl shedS, once, eSc, 1Ss.
oSa SnI s63 and sos TohouPitoGlAs GSESsS G TSSsSFT
SS;y';DDta and Ernto suitable for Dray -
3Si.cSsmith shop wArehOure and yWnEFiRSSIEW.
poSesS;;s Apply leo Canal street. corner burEu3ey
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Sex. OF
Males. EoS IuT
Females ''S
Total. 1oa
Diseasss-Yellow fever, white 3<7, coloreo 10
total $40. Copgestive or malignant white "a
oolored a total 90. Intermittent f; maiaFial
(uuolassified) Is; other fevers 3. Total NOR
tslity from fevers, 395. The mortality from
yellow fever for the week ending October o.
was 343, and for the week ending septem Der
90, 1876.
Ages-Under year %, from to years ~
from to 5 years 1l9. from to 10 years o.
from 10 to IS years 20; total Is years and nnoeF
e57; from Is to 90 years 80. from 20 to 70 year,
go from 40 to go T ears 81, from SO to 60 year'
| 90. from 60 to 20 years 12. from 20 to 30 years
4 from so to 90 years 2, from 90 to 100 year'
Nativities-Englaud IL, France 40, German;
AZ, Ireland 81, Italy &C. Louisiana 2o9' on''s'
States (other than Louisiana) Sc
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III Mr.. NJ F. p9NN T KtRR%ooD G9Ps5R6s 11o At the old
in connection .Syi Of the firm will remain me o%S az
and PSs pH. 'S
s SO and
will receive my care entipUance Of their friendship
respectfully solicit
Il and patronage. T. FIT TZR1LLIAa: "a:
Il auls ly5p
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IT ]. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGth,

oG3 Camp Street. ~O&N
Between Delord and r'eyfArre.
NEw oRLEATE-
DoaIer IN wall P6Pper, Gold and velvet Ho1ta=s
xv,ndow sbades Cornioes. Bua Green and Wkas
Hollands Picture Cord, TAssols, etc.
persons who VIII take the trouble TO ride mp 70 HS
place which only nine squares from cAnAi aer0Ss
~ ssa ,h.. NV nrioss arc from 20 10 25 pOr cSAA
lower than those Of other dealers
Samples o; Paper sent to the country f'e, on app
cation.
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MoRTUARY REPORT.

MoRTUARY REPORT
The mortuary report for the week ending
Sunday last, October 49, shows total mortah-
tv of 500. against 5O3 for the week preceding
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= spplication should be made as 81 simeon
auuuosstion street. lalph
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Tuesday the City Council adopted 'ne '''
|lowing Ordinance. r.
Whereas the oard of Police commlsson,ns eom
have served the past two years "i0ao"' '-''
1nd ssRGrsa, fro q7ent suits Of fsvo.oofs s
ootar anS are brought against the eti5oers Sa Oa
for scs tssr d11S suy snG
peIiott te tmSmI ero%Iov counsel for defensei
eaEy yhrefore BE- resoleed That the Board o. rE
lice be and are hereby a9snop to
sppsns an t on ssns
oar-antahie suits that they ti1 the rate o.
compensstion and that the same be tne Rn,a Oh I'M
roii Of the police force at the same tine'
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FEVER RECORD.

Last Friday evening the Rev. Father 'ohN
Aaidenrich, C.ss.R., took the yellow never
Fbis Jealous laborer in the vineyard OF eae
ord was exiled from Prussia by Prince BIS
s,.rck and ha been stationed for the last -FOUR
<s.rs at st. Mary's Assumption Churon on
josephine street. Both he and Brother behe,
Rict are suffering from very severe attaoks' anu
1raat fears are entertained concerning tne''
recovery.
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,-,s,o,v CATHOLIC TOTAL ABstA-
STATE Cc,+p1r1rs-The regular monthly meeting
NENcE SOIL *It - O'clock, NEXT WEDNESDAY
h'EN AH''' h. h WARD, First Vice PFs'id"h'.
5.c.M. KAvANAGH, Secretary: ----,.-a,, sso-
asT ALPBoNsUs' TOTAL ABsrINENcH LHSN go 80
l cfArioN A special meeting o1 IvEXrxG IIS at 4
ton WiAi US HInnonsus Hail. St. Andrew street. %
n oclooh Inaayino and Constance streets.
tween Wishing to become members are 00'''A
ID invited to attend. n II. BUCKLEY President.
/ 1orN A. RUSSELL Secretary: ------.z--
SonS s-,.51a,. Total ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
u ST. JosEth meeting of this Society wiz b
The TTEpts ESIs sunday EVENING October sOn rs'
h.ia in their Hail, MAsaia street. near
PunesuN John McCAEFERY' PrsSiaens
PLACE, secretary'
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-02
Moths In CARPETS.

The carpet moth makes his favoritc
homo about the bindings and corners OF
the carpet. II it is an ingram or three
ply fabric, successful war may be waged
on him by bringing - cloth out OF no,
water, laying IL over the binding and
edges, and ironing with as hot an iron
as can be used without scorching. This
will destroy both the moths and eggs
and after few such visitations they dis.
appear. But this steaming and ironing
process is not effectual with Wiltons,
Moquettes, or any heavy Competing. The
heat cannot thoroughly penetrate them,
and ironing Injuries the pile of vslvets.
Still, il is best to draw tacks occasional
ly, and lay tho edge Of the carpet over
one side only, or q part of side at q
time-and steam and iron il on the side.
Then, besides this, tho floor should be
wiped IS far under as tho arm will reach
with a cloth wrung out OF strong and
hot Cayenne tea and before remaining,
the binding and edge Of the carpet
should BIO wiped with it, rubbing them
hard. Some have recommen 1cd sprink-
ing salt around the sides Of the room
before mailing down the carpet, but we
should think this Questionable, as the
salt absorbs moisture from the air and
may thus cause too much dampness.-
Journal of Chemistry.
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Peregrine, ana I'll be content to spend
tho rest of our days there. OF course il
will be . blow to Grace to leave River
view but she's good girl
Yes. God bless hcr! said Mr.. Parer.
But don't believe that Grace will
leave Riyerview with the old folks. That
night as she sat alone in the parlor, her
tears falling fast upon the keys, sad
thoughts and heavy fears distracting her
thoughts from the melody, all at once q
big broad -shouldered shadow doomed up
between her and the moonlight.
Il had to come in AZ the window he
said, for you know Two been forbidden
the doors. lcame to beg you to forgive
my laundering idiocy Of to-day.
1T dosen't matter, said Grace, with .
sweet, sad dignity that made Mr.. Per-
kins feel IS if he'd like to get down on
his knees to her. we know that every
thing here is yours-papa has told ~.
We are going back to the farm, and then
you can come and 60 IS you like
That's all nonsense said Mr.. Per
kins, devouring with his eyes the sweet
face beneath bis own your father will
pun through YET, ana Is Tor the rest,
there's only one thing in the house OF
any value to me, and that's so priceless
and precious and unspeskably dear that
can't get courage to plead for it,
But | think he did, tor met Watkins
myself the other day. and be said he was
going to Mexico, the country was going
to the dogs, and the franchise wasn't
worth q cent. Too much pows: vas
given to monopolies. In Riverview alone
was . case whore ono fellow, and an
ordinary fellow At that, had gobbled up
everytbing-boat-club companionship, .
woman that Was next door to An angel,
and all. you knew her. pursued Wat
kins-'Paret's sister Grace; and you
knew him too, that masquerading chap
with q board. What's his name Per.
insv
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Chinese Maxims.
, finest roads do not 90 far.

The finest roads do not 90 far.
1t is the rich who want most things.
Raillery is the lightning OF calumny
Ceremony is the smoke Of friendship.
Great souls have wills others only
feeble wishes.
Attention to small things is the econ
omy of virtue.
All is lost when the people fear les.
than poverty.
He who lets things be given him i.
not good at taking.
Who is the greatest liar? He who
speaks most Of himself.
Men may bend to virtue, but virtue
cannot bend to men.
One may do without mankind, but
one has need OF . frisnd.
The court 10 like the sos-cverything
depends upon the wind.
One forgives everything to him who
forgives himself nothing.
The pleasure of doing good is the only
ono that never wears out.
The tree over:hrown by tho wind had
moro branches than roots.
Receive your thoughts - guests and
treat desires like children.
For him who docs everything IN it-
proper time one day is worth three.
One never needs ones wits % much
~ when one has to 10 with fool.
The less Indulgence ono has tor ones
self the moro one may have for others.
He who wishes to secure the good OF
others has already secured bic own.
A fool never admires himself 90 much
a. when ho has committed some folly.
At court people sing thst they may
drink; in . village people drink that they
may sing.
Towers are measured by their
shadows, and grca, men by those who
are envious of them.
The dog in the kennel barks at his
6eas, bat tho dog that 10 hnnting docs
not feel them.
When men are together they listen 10
one another, but women and girls look
1t esch other.
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Notice 10 Teachers.

a. Irxzl.sfss< % t>sch~Fs vtb ~ h<af - fes
rse-st sr..s,s Bosss. ss2s.s.
oasus1ay. AOssl 3osh. e01o.
e s.-ss<zsS y-1<zg<iy q - sfs ls<x .. ~
IT, ssr ss -~.szrrs O. Pssn<1f - . - q 80
a.lssy ~ esos1s<s,ss fa< o-sf&ess>s.
y pESTox
ulkSAn hssf1CS,
nsD a - bsDdGr.
EpRs e ess0sserv.
n s~x-rss.s>a.s v1n !. he - $50 ~v~sy 60
- D. & pEg1oS.
..a... s..s..s, &. ''''
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NISELLANEUU ADFS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

Ts ths yotsrs q snssy Hia Township. ssaAhs c,us-
ty. kkssas
Ws~r-.s . petitiss sixnea bs Zs voters q ssbsty
Hal tornsasY thsrx more thAa 10 sfhs 81 ts< begs
yotsrs IN sasi tovnssiy h.- b~n rr~>~sst b. "a -
d~rsxs>d. ssttax tkss prspp-Asa - ssssurft-i T.
rose 10 $500 thr essfs 81 sss4 tSvessp - bs
asDosf u hrs ThSaAsst Dollar. y sd IN fsr
strDrScs % On. frua Doasi~frsoa Bf,drs srrss tss
smoky HI Riser. fsys Asenss rn~ tsfs a "a
lima ssf also % al - TIE r~HSTs 81 10 b-gs 81
p-e-<.t Io=ss~s q AsA pos, % fsns 10 ssstss
za~rr NJ trDsetp fsns b>tgs~, tsss<.tsrs -
ksd u ss;>rsrrts s.ss rSssr- TsssSsrs. ~ sssrs
ths;
Friday. tie 1sth., day u usy. ISIS.
s~fu.s. sssrs sf = s'ezsrk a ssa . ss<->x
- "a .ss<<3ae vf1 ~ hssf a. - z<ofi g1s<s -
tt5Ezx sl<rssons sNf tyvn s1ig fer ts fsrya~ -
ryfsrs ne yrsSs@fis.s sserssxis Al ess< sefi.g
prsstea r,.sn ts~sr bssls<s. Fer u sxs1srs >.s
ttsy sss al fs,-< ysssss sSsanss sd trss.-sssss
f1AE ksre vrstt<s CT Fgts-~f rt-1s iss.f tsi1ef<.
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WItzss~ sx- sssas nss xsrs asy q Ap-si. ice
n ~ ElsfsyF. Tr-sz<x
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n<E<ssG .s<osa-s ven UonrN
MI A<1s-ps a~s4srs N~asss. 0msnIs
aaea<ss 90 Ssflsss = anns1ns-
go go =. -. = - e ss.y sss - -
so A-s4ss, fun<s OSs1s 60 Aru,Gns, - s9DD
- ->s as 80 - - s.sa.2 r.
a<~ssssa- weaSes0s 6s. mzosnA
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i nedisss RIFF asosde ~ sAsvOl1S 1ASsaAi
Ss sy ,D SSs 60. 20 3. e. Ss: -
;assssssd r.,.ss "a. - accssa !. Y -. 80
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asked. The little group, in fact, believed
him utterly oblivious and Indifferent to
the Perkins question, and this angular
and trite remark threw CONSERVATION in
their midst.
But Mrs. Paret rallied sufficiently to
stammer out "A king is not supposed to
look at . cat
And Mr.. Paret, who had by this time
finished his meal and reached the door
Of the dining-room, turned upon the
threshold, and said, That depends up
on the taste and quality of the king and
the character OF the cat With this Par
THAN arrow he went out and shut the
door.
Tho next day Miss Grace went into
the parlor to practice the opening piece
tor the following Sunday. Mss Grace
was the soprano in the arlstocratic
church on the muddy corner below, and
IL was generally conceded that for
sweetness and compass the voice Of Miss
Paret had no peer in Rivervisv. Mr..
Perkins himself in passing the church
the day before had paused, with the
board on his shoulder, Axe listened, with
his heart in his mouth, to the clear,
sweet, ringing notes that fell upon the
balmy air Of that delicious morning.
And very thankful be Was thst be bad
waited long enough to be Of service 70
her in any way. NO thanks to me- be
had said, while sacrificing bis board |;
Il should have been half . mile ahead
il Jour voice hadn't rooted me 70 the
spot
'tihought l could get my part better
il ! tried Il IN the church, said Grace !;
but It was 80 big and gloomy there, aad
IL 70 90 hard 10 practice alone; the tenor
ought TO be there as least