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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

/ JONES Near Lake Cherries on tbe
ID. at O'Clock A. n, Henry Bennett,
son Of II. j and Laura T. Jones.
aged 4 years 2 months and - Day.
I STODDARD Ia this town on the
9Th inst Behccca Winfrea t5toddard,
eldest c!liid Of Is. r. Stoddara and Mar
tia Ryan. She was born Sept. 10Th,
1865, and died Sept 9sh, 1879,
Poor little Becky, so bright, so quick,
SO womny, SADLY yon ale missed By
nother, whose l~hms and cares you SO
ma IA ii yhtened; SADLY you are missed
lay Joe and Pmpyand lite Willie. no
N ure can your eyer ready bands minis
fer to the comfort a1d relief from house
hold cares, Of an almost invalid mother,
nor Your cycE wiling feet fly, as yon
with s'sterlg selicitnile. looked after
little sister AID bgothe" Tuesday morn
ing TO wtioh yoa had LOGGED toward
with anticipation of SO mur'' pleasure.
IN the new dress promised by gOur
fatltrr. with N0tr yoang flle1ds around
yo4. was instead Of yonr twelfth birth
,loy on Garth. your real birth day to that
iteof which we mOrkals know nothing:
ii found you arraYed in tle new dress
promised by voHr Heavenly Fathel,
surrounded bE fl lends and relations
some OF whom had long since pPe&iJed
you to the Spirit laud; and while the
tears Of grief fell thick aud fast over
yong mortal remains here on earth,
tears Of jov, (if tears are shed in Hea-
yen) were wept oyer your Immortal
L.. 81. ~.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19
Town Cessacii Proceedings.


MONDAY, Sept. 2, 1878,
| The Board met pursuant to adjourn
melt. Present: VIM Meyer Mayor;
Aldermen III. G. Gill, #. A. Gallangher,
T j. Ferien, o. NJ Marsh and jas r.
Geafy
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
On motion, the following claims We're
allowed, and tile Mayor authorized to
warrant for tbe same;
DIR j g Mundav, forpaedical attendance
on Thomas Webb .,.......... S35 Oo
T. Haskell, hauling dead horse
out of corporation and hauling
humber to quarantine station 10 rs
II Livingston, WORK on house ut
quarantine station. 4,.s. 1890. 10 w
man ....s........<..... 32 IS
" Touchy quarantine watchman Il ~
o Folgott, transportation for Mr.
Alexander. from Nibletss Fluff
TO Lake Charles .......,,.... as 90
! Costello. work on streets q so
Il Won Eye, dispatches. ~. es<, 70 06
on motion. duly seconded, Mr.. Jes
sen was reelected Sexton for tue term
Of one year, begnuins at the expira
ton of lis last year further agreed that
he receive the same pily Us the previous
wear.
Moved and seconded, that hat e -eemmil- 1
tee Of three be appointed to repair to-
the grave yard, as sooR as practicable
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

and lay off the grounds in such shape
as they may deem best, and make plat
showing the subdivisions of the same.
The following committee was APP
pointed: II. G. Gill, Il. B. Terren aud
f. A. Gallaugher. wH
MI. Paul Puio, appearing before the
Board, made a proposition to repair.
and keen in Fepair. the grounds and
lake haiiki front ofliis residence The
proposition was received. and action
def"'red until the next regular meeting
Mr.. w. Rowe then appeared before
the Board. and asked that they imme-
diately take into consideration bis claim
against the town for work done. or lake
bank, near property of Mrs. West,
claiming a balance Of sixty dollars. AZ
ter due consideration of the matter. it
was moved and seconded, that the said
claim be allowed. aud the Mayor au-
thorized to warrant for the payment of
the same He WIN Bowel agreeing to
withdraw the enit formerv instituted
against the Town Council of Lake
Charles and pay all costs of same.
No other business coming before the
Board on motion. the Board adjourned
sine die
WN MEYER. Mayor
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

Lake Charles Fire Co, No. ],
holds it's regular meeting at the
Temperance Hall, on the first Tues
,alav of each month. at Z Z. M.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

Owing to changes in the depart
are OF our mails, we viii change our
day OF publication, after this issue,
40 Saturday. .. e
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

Fifty cents will PAY for the Lake
charles EcHO to the 4st Of Janua,
dy. 1879.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

Fifty-fye pieces of Nee style FeH
Prints, just received at Moss &
Radicl's. Gail early to make Sc
jnti0nS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

Read the announcement Of s. Fl.
'lement. for Police Juror, Sd Ward.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

A large supply OF groceries, con
Sisting Of bacon, lard, -four, meal,
.roHep, sugar, etc, for sale at the
lowest cash prices, by j. W. Bryan
4 Go.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

Read announcement Of j. B.
X i41nran for SlGriff.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19
A BARGAIN.
LiDerai Ternls for Town Lot,

As agent for al the owners, i will
IA sell a number Of the Kirby lots for
one-foarth cash, balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. See descrintiye
map at Recorders office, and at my
ofhce. Call on, or address.
GEO ii. WELLS,
June 70 Lake Charles, La
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Nofice I'D Taxpayers.

n WILL he Mt aach of the laces above
A named. on thu dates therein desig
mated, for the purpose of collecting all
Taxes due tue State an Parish,
". III KIRK NAN,
aug 22-tf FAX Collector.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

SpEcIAL &0TICl4.--t3ar custom
prs are he9'ebynotifiea that we have
made mo change III the prices of our
goods. en account of the quarantine
regulations.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19
For sherry

We are authorized to announce Mr..
DAVID III. LYONS as candidate for
Sheriff Of this parish. at the election to
be held in November next.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19
DEBATES.


At the urgent solicitation of friends,
DR.. J. C. MUNDAY has consented to
submit his name to the qualified voters
of Ealcasien November electionj for
Representative to the General Assembly
of Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

At dhe request Of many voters, / re
specially announce myself a candidate
for Representative from Calcasieu par,
ish in she State Legislature.
JAMES y GEARY.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

Riadick's. Call early to make Sc
Irrti0llS.
Owing to changes in the depart
are OF our mails, we viii change ON
day Of publication, after this issue,
to Saturday.
Lake Charles Fire Co, No. ].
holds it's regular meeting at the
Temperance Hall. on the first Tues
,aay OF each month. at { r. N.
----~----------------------- b..
4 large supply OF groceries, con
sisting Of bacon, lard, flou1, meal.
rot1pp. sugar, etc, for sale at The
lowest cash prices, by j. W. Bryan
4 Go.
SpHcIAL &0rIGlG.--3ar custom
prs are hereby notified that we have
ma lp no change in the prices of our
goods. "n aeeonnto of the quarantine
regulations. VA
J. w. BRYAN & 60.
The estimate Of rise raised in
Vincent Settlement thiS year, as
furnished lis by 1t friend. is from
!Joo to 1899 barrels in the rough.
Send in yon' crop reports from
all parts of the parish.
IIPORTANT.-~.All persons ia Gal
ra$ieu parish entitled to become
naturaIizpd citizens Of file United
States will have an opportunity to
he naturalized ia our Parish Court
Hrrt WoHdaB, SEPTEMBER 23R, ~
this will be tie last opportunity Of
this kind before the November elec-
ton. we hope &hat all parties con
cH'm"d viii maile a note OF this
Oar District Court NiH lot be Aeld
HltiI after the pte&stiGn.
WIZ oar readers, fom eNeH por-
ton Of the parish, be 80 kind as to
FURNISH lis With crop reports for
pIpir0tion.?: Let lis have q fall,
'ir estimate Of cotton, corn, pota
toes and rice. We 15alipEe that the
Yield ia NaIt..l-ieN. dais year, is at
least on"-tIIirl larger than any pre- |
rjonH y"ar. We are confident that |
We VIII be able II verify this belief
II oar Nalcasipa readers will furnish !
reports from their respective see \
tioA$. We want 4ice report eS-
peciaIIN. 4
i1arhrepplt Husfrbe accompanied |
by the signature of the author.
Registration goes biavelyon. We
hope the people wild do all in their
power to assist QUA registrar in reg
STEERING the 2200 democratic voters
'i CalcaSieu, this can be done if
'nr people wild but leHd a helping
Antl. m
Ladies' haxe yoRr husbands,
and beauX registered. If
lot, we appeal to You to seeat once,
hat they attend to th1s important. /
natter, that they may be fully qua d
liied to go othe polls next &ovem-
'er, and cast their ballots for the (
lomlnees OF the democratic party
.lso for good and tried democrats
o till the parrish offices.
You should beale in mind ladies J
hat a devoted husband, brother
I beauX will at all times use every
valuable means to east his vote in
'vor OF good government. I
4 HUT to the Wise is sufficient.
4 time-worn tramp stepped into
MS office yesterday and was free Y
lough to say that he disbked to Y
Spute Mr.. BarnumSs word, for lie
slleved the great showtaan to he j
honest man, but he bad twenty L
ven cents toputup that Bafpum
q not Garry the largest number s.
living animals OF apg map ID 2
meriea. He offered 70 proves il on / i
. spot haf tile devil bounced !,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19
For Police Jury..

At the earnest solicitation Of many
riends / have concluded to announce
myself d candidate for POfice Jury for
81 ward $. II, CLEMENT.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19
]. w. BRYAN & Go.

The estimate Of rise raised in
Vincent Settlement thiS year, as
furnished us by Il friend. is from
lJoo to 1899 barrels in the rough.
Send in yo'n crop reports from
aII parts Of the Eaiish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19
JOHN DILLON's SALOON.
On the North Side of the Court House
Square, at the Corner NJ
Wards Alley,
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

VsHE proprietor of this fayolite salooa
i hereby announces that he is COM
stantly receiving new and full supplies
OF the very best brands Of Whisky,
Brandy, Wine, Ale, Porter, and all
other kinds of lianors, and also the
choicest brands OF cigars The saloon
is supplied with fine billiard table,
and with ample accommodations for
card parties. No pains will be spared
to secure the comfort and enjoyment Of
all INV visitors.
ICE kept on hard al summer,
JOHN DILLON,
June 27, 1875. If.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

We are authorized to announce that
HENRY p. PENfNGEls is a candidate
for Representative to the General As
sembly Of Louisiana, ut the November
election.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

We are authorized to announce Mr.
WILLIAM VINCENT as a candidate
for Representative to the General AS
seal'lv Of Louisiana, from Calcasieu, at
the November election,
May 22d, 1873.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-19

4 time-worn tramp stepped into
this office yesterday and was free
enough to say that he disbked to
dispute Mr.. Barpumss word, for he
believed the great showtnan to be
AN honest man, but he bad twenty
seven cents toput up that Bafpuin
Nlld not Garry the largest number
at living animals OF any nap IN
america. He Offered TO proveit on
6lla spat haf tile devil bounced
nm just ut that anoment, and bar
hpm still retains the field. Roine
Sentinel
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17

,Ohas. B. Glover. who was intoxicated. 'wasirun over and killed by tho 5a5 P. NJ. traIn on the D, & N. R. R., Saturday. No blame rests upon the railroad ofiic. 'lsls, as the accident occurred in Mud Gut, and he was not seen lu time to stop the train.
 John c. Wilson, wife and pianist, lss Mary E. Andrews, started for st. Cathe. rine's, Ontario, Thursday morning last. and intend to make circuit throughout the western portion Of Canada. gIying Scottish conserla la--DsmoeraL
 All our hat factories now appearito be operating 10 a greater or lesser extent, and fair trade, for January, is the re isuli, Some complaint Is nude in refer. .ence toiow wsges, but the sams draw back prevails in every other branch Of mechanics, the country over. Religious meetings are held in our churches night ly, and.efforts are being made for an awakening. II.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17

quires Into novel propositions, now owns and occupies, says the New Milford Ga selts, the house owned and occupied by his grandfather elghiy-slr years ago. He also owns pork barrel which bis grand. father then had In use, and tis still, at this writing, lusstully employed in Inc preservation of pork. Sloddard Is vii. ling to believe Mir. DeForest under any conceivable circumstances, but he has not heard his friend James ssy co, and so will "Inqulre Into it n little"
 The board of civil authority hdid their annual meeting parsuant to statute lasi Monday evening, ai the ofilce,of William CotMcn. Esq and tilled lhe vacancy ia ihe jury box by elecling Albert N. Jud- son, Homer A. Root, David c, Somefs and Truman E. Wheeler. The Wood. bury Board, for more than thirty years. have followed ihe rule of dividing the jurers equally between the two parties. ihe only strife being Gs 10 whieh shall present the hest men. A man should noi he put luls tho jury box on political grounds. No member of Inc bnard should suggest the name of a man be w6nld he unwilling to have sit in judg. ment on hia own case. 15 t The week of prayer was drs1y observed hyibKe Of our churches, apd large and interesting union meetings were held by tho First and Secand Congregational and Methodist churches It is good sign when lhe churches in A community Can ''see eye 10 eye"
 ... Ever yours, NAMELHss.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17

9S-y our sO VhRELGN SOAPS 1-B besrs for 25c. EqaOl to Queens or Bu'nea s Use Do56ins' IFhtte ELECTRIC SOAP, only 10c. per bar. Best Soap ia marta
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17
:; SOuthfOrd.'

I would like to ask, how Mr. Strong came 6nt in thSa trade with a certain inl dividhal in regard to \ carpet. Jason says he don't know anything about il, but he will enquire into il. That mau who gave suck a glowing description of Soutkfortt in she' Bridge DOT. Standard forgot to mention where his watch was foand. .., .sr s..y.
 Our efficient csaatafae, T, ? Wheeler. is alwaya ready te attend to calls either official or mercantile; and in bis store is always 10 be found q set Of jolly fellows as You ever met ". <-
 Gilbert Robinson Esq. our resident grand juror, can always he found st his aylacksmitli shop. He will nor take up q case fer the town until be has sounded the parties, and if he 'firfis sufficient cause for action, and commences a case, neither money nor hrsd.s will induce him to withdraw it. If we had few more sach prosecuting officials crime would soon be unknown in these parts. As il is, the name of Rnbinssp is.s terror to wrong doers here @~
 Chas. h. Odtman, one os tne selectmen of Southbury, is our popular landlord and at his hotel can ialreys be found such comforts for man and beast as the travelling public will sBd do appreciate. Yoa see we have plenty of officers, ant if one getsintn scrape here lie can just step over and get N. IL Wheeler. Esq., young and promising laTyer--to de fend him. and he will get him cler l
 there is any such thing; bat woe to th, man iha, Newton Is againsti- he won stop short of a ride to New Haven witl Theodore; but Theodore is such goot company thst if had te go with an! officer. and epuld kaye my choice,
 should choose Theodore F. by all means
 hope Mf. Editor, you may have quit & club of snbscribets frsm thissFssce;ah' I will do my best to give you the news HARRY.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17

We are agents in this town for the .sfIssesoia ,enDey7diiye 7dleni E2os1', wticn-Se guarali- tee to be the best Hour n narkst at the pries We aresellIns It.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17
N Ew1ows AcApEnY,
Farm, for SaleAa i

FOR SALE.--A Dwelling-h6use, Barn, and Fifty Acres of Land, located in Zuar District, two and one, halt mics from Sandy Hook. Said farm is suita- ply divided into Meadow Orchard Pas, ture and Wood Land, and will De sold cheap for cash, or on reasoiiAble terms. Inquire of W. Il. ROWELI., in.. New. town F. O. ':' <" ': :;
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17
nIsrR1Cr OF NEwrowN ss. Probate Court,

D January l4th, lS1S.
 Estate of Harriet Beers late of Newtown, in said District deceased.
 The Executo- represents tho Estate insolvent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon
 'ORDERED-That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims Of the creditors of aid Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in New ,owu on the 2lst day oi January,ls' at o'clock iR the afternoon, ot which all persons in interest will take notice, and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 CHARLES FAIRMAN, Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17
RESTRICT OF NEwrowN ss. Probate Court,

D January Sth, 1871.
 Estate oi Sarah N Clark, late of Newtown, iI' said District, decessed.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New town hath limited lndallowed six months from the date here of for the Creditors of said Es ate to k hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg lecL to present their account, properly attested within said tIue will he debhrred recovery. All persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 MUNSON CLARK, Adm inistrator.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17

NoTR--Dr. ]. D. s. SMITH does NOT travel but is at his office, IF State street and he has NO ONE Sut as 8 representa- tive, either for consultation or diagnosis.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17
Hickory Butts w anted.

Penons cutting hickory wood will find 1t to tAeir advantage to ssye the bottom cuts as far as clear. either white Or red beart, f'soid, and de liver the same te AK HANDLE FACTORY near the Gclst MR Sandy Hook. for which will give one third of the handles the timber makes. Cut any length so it W Il work into cuts 8 inches long, If white, and SI inches fl red.
 W. R. LELAND, Proprietor.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-17

PURSUANT to order from the Ceurtof Pro bate for the District of Newtown, will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, on the I'd day of January, lsIs at 2 o'clock. in the after. noon, (unless previously disposed Of at private sale, 50 much of the Real Estate of Moses Pots ford. late of Newtown deceased as will raise tho sum of five thousand seven hundred -nineiy.eight and 1U0 dollars. Sale ts take place at ths Pre- bate Office in said District. Terms made known at the time of sale. -
 CHARLES H., PECK, q meet person. Dated at Newtown this 2lst day of December 1871
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-01
Hon Much Lite Hrma,, Be;,,,.-

During the autumn ofIS42 H..
Algiers, and one pleasant day I ioir.s
party of French officers in a i.,...
into the back country. The disi,aat
flOm the coast-or from the c;tr
y lgiers-tO the northermost sveo,,
the Atlas mountains, is not -
twenty miles, and thitherward =
took our way to see the sights. NJ
particula; object was to see the -!
trict whence came the chief srrr7,- 9
gum arabic. On The first Mol. -.
we found quarters with a PeoIa ,,ss.
ant. whose household was far r.
rcpul>ive or unpleasant.
Ca the following mornirr wa f,,,.,
our host preparing to go to the forest
Three of as went with u;n. and ~,
first trap we VISITED held m.rt.--
whoscfacial cuntortions aud sEar, -.
tering and screaming. as We arprr.,s
ed. were frightfnl. And what do ~
suppose that trap was? l Will teI
you.
Attached to n limb Of an qcaci, t-,s
by strong cord Was a rorrl en-,
shell OF which was tough str.nr end
intact. saving a small round ErIe ,-
one side. Within this gourd ~.
peasant had placed a small qr.rri.-
oi nuts, Of which tie monkey Is r..-
fond. Well. the monkey di.r,,s..
the gouIN In a strange position ans
lac investigates Ncrv soon. he Geta-
mines that some of lis fayorifa rrt.
are within. Ahal here Is tras-
The hole is just large enough uadmf.
his hand; he feels the nuts. and in Ii.
eagerueSs to make good THING of g.
he gathers mp all he can grasp. b..
when hc tries to withdraw his hand +.
does not come forth. Closed v-rh
oil! OF nuts in his grasp. the hole
not large enough to let it ont. Poo
av"riclous wretch he cannot surr.r.
der iH~ prize, oT at all eyeutS. So a5..-
To secure 1t is he that The idea Of i.
ting 20 never enters his head t.
there he remains swapping and cr.a.
ing, vaiuly trying % get his hauI ....
with the prgzc Ia his possession. Al
SD II IL until morHinu-until tile n..
vino cNpUsed the bait comes aui t.z..
both gnurd and monkey. He is vf..
angry. and anon looks very creotf,l...
and foolish; bus there Is no hllp f..
it.
| saw f urm0nkeys captured in o.
same way while tarrviug iu the ,a..
ow Of the Atlas NOuutaius-E
Ledger.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-01

CIRCUMvENTINo THE CLOTH Morn.
CLOTHES moths are always worse in
the summer, writes the Rev. j. q.
Wood, than in any other period of the
wear; but there is one plan by which
they may be baffled 1t is simple, but
useful from its very simplicity, and
NAV be expressed in two words
brown paper" There is no such
protection against the clothes moth as
brown paper. Years ago | purchased
an enormous rug of white wolf skin,
Which has been Of inestimable benefit
to The whole family Every summer
| wrap it mp in brown paper, and not
y moth has attacked it. Whv the
clothes moth 81 ould have so great an
aversion to brown paper cannot tell.
but such is the case. ! find that pro-
fessional furricrs employ the same
plan, but do no: disclose that vers
simple secret Annually thousands of
valuable sealskin jackets and other furs
are handed over to the dealers for
preservation during the summer, and
nothing is done except Wrapping them
up in brown paper and letting them he
until the dawning OF artumn. There
are, OF course, instances where furs
and O1her similar articles must Cf ne
cessity he left exposed during the
summer time. Let every piece of
these be violently shaken every morn
ing, and not a clothes moth will harbor
within it-Germdnto,cn Telegraph.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-01

An ANGORA CAT. which lived ia
large establishment In Ftauce. had q
covered that when "a certain heIl rsl
the cook always left the kitchen
Numerous niceties were scatter
about, some on the tables and dresser
o hers before the fire Pu,>v r-tr
towards them, and tasted them. q.
eXac-ly suited her palate When
heard the cooks stepretuluing. OF 5
ran to a corner and pretended o.
sleepirg soundiy. How 81. iaa-
that the bell would ring agaiul
At last she thought that she v-a.
try 10 ring II herself. and Get cook
oi the way she could resist her ls
ing FOR those sweet creams no long
Oh she c"ept, jumped up al tile D..
rope, AMI SucC -eded i'm sounding
bell Away hurried cook TO alsn
1t. The coast WAS now clear aL
Pussy revelled in tile drlicacles b.
unguarded.
This trick continued 10 ausT
Pu~sy's object for some time. the y,.
wondering what had become cf
tarts and creams, till a watch
wisely set to discover the thief. We
the dishonest though sagacious
was seen to puii the bell. and
when cook went ont, to steal into
kitchen and feast ut her leisuf
Young EoNS' HLg1-tls.