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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

The reason there are g, few dumb
women in the world is, that the dis,
appointment st finding themselves pn-
able 10 talk kills them of early In life.
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~ Wills the lsup holds ont togburn
Il isliable To- axplede. ! 1 shall there
fere give Il to the ivilest sippsr--Ou lar
second Solomos.-E Buffalo Express.
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Senate Joint Resolution,
PrSpSsinx a. An Amend mens 70 Sec.
Gg1lAs TAfees ana FIVE, Article
, Eears 81 the lConsaAtution, Reor-
canning tho. judiciary Of the

iGJIsS IA ~ '1'i
i; BE q Rssoscsd 0y SAe GSassaz AAssmbsS Of Me
I ssscseg = @ sss house come eone,;frink tssren9s S That
e amend hs Sosssi.ns.on q r:
stHte. pn The second, Iuesdsy Of October. Al
e Ssl!ows TSss sections 81 .9d
q aHa Tx ss s.l % DIVIDED inss
s9 Psass e e
by eoSnty lines. and saii districts. other than
sSSan g aesd
ssSh e e i,ia 81 tss
tbereof, respectively. atleast one judge Of che
court OF common pleas for the district. and re-
eidiAT thereip. CeaEts ef common pleas shall
eonusy ofthe districtsas OMEN Is may be pro
yided. BY law. and more than one court; or sit
ting ehefeof may be held At the Same time In
S SEQ. s. n esch di.srict there shah bc elected
e: e of 5, Whom sss
courts in such district shaii b held and he
shs!i receive such comPension e. e nay y Se PRO
/ ersl Asse1bly may iacyease the number Of dis
g ssss ss sss
z sss
ax. prs msg % ds
apcted from the salary Of any Judge whose de-
os hons os
pleas and district courts shall be hxed by law,
but the General Assembly may authorize the
Judges Of said courts. respectively. to hx the
times df the holding OF said courts.
4 Al eaid election the voters destring to vote In
favor OF this amendment shall have placed
upon their ballots the words, judicial Oonstltu-
ttonal amendment. Yes;" and the voters who de
not favor the adoption OF said amendment may
have placed upon their ballots the words. Z y9.
majority Of All the votes east at said election be
in favor Of said amendment. then said sections
three and i've hefein Spcuided. shall be and con-
stitute the sections, SO numbered In tho saAd
3A0icial sSeicae or the C0hstitutfon Of the State
Of Ohio and said original sections three and
JAMES E. NRAL,a
Speaker Of the House Of & ReRressntatfves
T. asplos.t'i!s .'iii President Of the senate.
/ Adopted April 1o. isss, e.f isais.ssi ii
Once or the Secretary Of State.
~, Mlton Barnes, Secretary OF state OF the
State p4 Ohio. do hereby certify that the fore;
kby ,she General Assembly OF thal State Of Ohio
On the 10Th day Of April. A. u. 1879. taken from
the original rolls died in this oficc. 4'.l-l
In testimony whereof, have hcreunt<
fiiug aabscAbed my name and afnxed my
lsAA4] Satiisl & seal. aS CSlSmbas. @ the alth day
|fss,s,.s ali; 81 svis "a MILTON BARNES,
656 ON. Secretary Of State,
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] JOINT RESOLUTION,

subMfttinE. Proposi tions - Amend
8Sctien r swo '0f Article rive, Sec
sioa Ono OF Arsicloi sTAfoe, and
IA Section Four Of Article Ton - the
Consti tn I'll ON Of tho state Of 0hio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

Cotoszt KlSs., 4 Texas cattle man,
has : fence 75 miles .lnlng, enclosing
about 337 square miles, QR !. which
range ,llO, ,OQ0. beasts. .-.i.,,s.4,g..;,s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

4 AxsxEHLK sTRoKE Of GENHUs
The other day muscular young fel-
low havipe an odor of the stables
1$3|lafaIalaaa6|;;l|Es;a|lae;::|:!::: ;lsalae DE-; Il: {:
photograph taken, but on learning the
price he concluded to invest in . tin
type. After taking his seat in the
tAiar he shut up one one sJs, : DIV his
mouth aspund one side, stuck, M his
sIs3:: slsalsf HlI|s9gl.I44.sl 9lSI4 & sasssi s!.:ss
him to exciaim: ~
Good gracious, bat you don't want
to look that way to get : picture. No
.bo1yrwill know you fron Sitting
Bull '''''-'s - : -
sYou 60 ahead was the reply.
,;3sIzEfTIf% i9S y'SsA :
..sifLdo-ssso esi - f.-5.sss-
20 20 ma srtlst took II. II beat Solomon
Smith Russell all to pieces and was
highly satisfactory to the sitter, who
=! a25 |, r. ssS :,'a {.
THE. Come here from Allegan County
nix months agorepg&ged 70 ? gal ont
thsfs-found . gul-here I Nike bsttsr-
got to sever old ties-sse7'
sBptsWhat -hse that pictpEe got to do
with old hes 2 asked the artist.
~.kotp shaaps lzTxa.EEt tq AeE, that
a4aSEA!eh mp lt1H Als 8 Il yssa4tS ct
and d{s8egered for life. She's awful
proud. When she gifts this and sees
how thai sxpiosioh wrecked me, she
will hunt another lover Quicker'n
wink-sesf' f'a How do you like the
HssssfB AXs 3 y |Ir2 ssss e.
send back my love-letters by first
He posssd idl1e pie.urs9. The letter
was brief but 1t explained al. It said I:
my Ever Dear Gnri-I enclose my
picture that you may sec how effal
bad was hurt, tho kno you will
lpy mo just the spQe.'
s1168zss 6et iame worked ssoie 2
he asked Of the artist ~ he licked the
stamp on the letter..
>.s.No-aessr did sss x ..s}.s,sl -
Course you never did. It's mine.
II struck ne, the. other day while I
was greasin' . wagon, and think it's
boss. Blode upset Disfggered
foa3sx E|es,ssag{I.ss 3 - TO to
has 1t last concluded TO yield to her
peeqnt's Wishes and marry . young
man out there who owns eleven steers,
. hundred sheep and an eighty-acre
lot@[Detroit Free Press.
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.sTA.1IsAzp 1859.
r. 81. &sA,aR- ,LACBX
u ATTORNEYS :. AT LAW

EaTABLISAED 1850,
.ssA"@ssss
'sl-a - =
=. ATTORNEYS AT Law.
$50 SessmtA Street, Washjss0ssm. d. O.
49, 5 Inventors.
We procure patents in all countries, NO At
the na.ent sr.rteI No faes Sor
iimlnary exam minamons. NO Sdditionsl fees Tor
sttent;on rsven III : 81 X 81
P"tent Us9ce EVtars;cr. b.Sere ~, sres. IN
frin vcm ant nits IN II Ss,.rt IA II, 1T
ioatfona anncrtai INN to Tn v.~s;cs.: ~ psxerts
~ ~
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I, nueklsn,s Arnica save.

I I, - e. B.ekler,s Arn.sA s.lye.
Z The Best SALvE in the sworld- for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, i Salt
Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands, Chfl-
blains. Corns, and all kinds of Skin
Eraptions. This Salve is guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price 25
Genus per O0xs su.Es<kA SGsss 4xls,.ft
p For sale BY e. p. BRAIMERn 4 Sow,
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COAI!.

vnHE UNDERSIGNED KEEPS CONSTANT
Fl LIZ ON hand full supply or Palmyra and
Nniestl Point Coal. which am selling At low
ora rakea. Leave orders with A. Il. Alfoft. or
At G. . T. R. r. Onice. which will b QromItly
attended to. c. r. 6CRANTON. !
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

:. jon 10 y: ". yls gSsesslyr rths 'f's doctor,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

" BRocKLYN, April 10th, 1885,
MEssRs. GILES & Ces-<0entleme
Ny wife aud myself hevs. hsea .asina
your Iodide Ammonia Lfniment fol
SONG tins epd aP92 aAltsTkole
you'll ibia1Ha11ttj ilikiiitiiss,
thought would advise you Of its
great value in that direction. A ser.
rant. In our houss burneds the hack OF
her hand severely one morning recent.
~ and came 70 my, wife saying she
could not finish- her work she was in
such pain. Ny wife tied = Bandage
wet with your Liniment abodt the In.
jnred hand. which on the drst aDplicA-
uon started tho tears TO her eyes. She
went about her work. An hour or. 20
later she came to our room, ninns. the
and my wife asked how her
hand sAshe, had forgotten that it
was burned. Ny vic, has burned her
fingers several timels Ttways applying
ybaf IhiS1ig Sd6 dSvv rabslink lin
4 < :|'9s;|l; II: (! ss':'E:: A.:
since, it slipped and make . deep cut
cutI 70 isE el.mb9 fMkssistely
applied the Linimentit, the cut quick.
ly healed without . particle of sore.
psss.s I gfve yon this relation .. iof: anr
experience for the ,beneft of sthS rub
lie. We shall meyer sbe without the
Iodide Amnqnisl eimsat,ep long -
It can be purchased. Very truly yours.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

A BsorsMAKtI has'this extraordin-
ary atfnouhcement IN the. window
Ladies will BE cold as low Is seventy
|fve cents pair " e''e'i ? a'''.''.'.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

n TE6TIMoNIAL9.
-. RAvepna. March - ISW
OS. RUzzHLb: Dear Sfr:-Ny N aeon nm
eP0rcnSsed or you about two yeafs eRo nusS
ckn0wledge IL much better than i iexpecfed
Aeln6 Of medium size, I Thought it too MN ~
~ business; but 4 Il Just right. runsliskt as1
.asy, ana have often carried on ff 1<0S bricka
rom my kiln It will carry eight thoossad
s0undss ana mas never cost me one cent for -
teaFs. Yours truly, H.H. CARl6
- In Shaleuville. March n IgK
Y. 9: nux3k1L. Dear Sir .-In he IAN e
Pufoha!ed OF you : light waguD WeieS1
~ ee3 ,eni 6m Eounds: TITS : thinbls skefn,
which think IL the easiest running Waen1 n
use; 1Aave fnequaptly drawn $3.50 pouRds op-
on ie e ono time. All the expense that -
upnm 1e Tor the 1Est twelve yoars vas for 6ef-
Nn 81 ure once. Yours. With respect.
8. g. ELDRtDGR.
Rayenna, March II, ,1s8.
q -. O.8 BUxxkLL: Dear strive havo heen
using ono Of your one hoEse wagons now Over
sx2 yeers n our lumber yard, often Leading ie
y. M.sn one 5nousand feet Of grecn hemlock anA
elne wagon We ever had. Il will carry a00 :
%, Snd mas never cost us ono dollar tor repairs
sof snas ume. Yours, truly,
c. SUTHERLAND . co.
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N I'd, lea' Ayers s"es ,......
. asiIss g;fsSs7 s.rs4Ill III
Cherry P0ctolral

For Diseases Of the
= sss. i ~ fila
Throat and Lungs.
such aasl Coughs.
Colds. whoeDsas
Cough. Bronchitis.
Asthma. and Con-
sumption. 2
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

W. WALLACE SHAW,
( ;HstagAE,s!9yd0 HtagAE 4 Hn<ISSe e: #G9af4' GI49.g!a
= 3l.''sl ~ 10 Ysst Bfosdw ~. N r..
7a',' 4s.sssg ~ = IT, 's.s.s.ia : bon,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26
R.a&AsPl LAoKY, AtssrAsSs,

bio @BSH sih4WASHINGTON.D DC.
sf1ndinr ana resi,onsi6ilitv az fhe memberS o1
the arm. will, on request, be furnished with q
sat1sfactory reference In his vicinity or Con-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-07

rative, the albumen is initiated by
o mixture of sulphur, carbon and
fatty matter obtained from the
slaughter houses and rendered
sticky with mucilage. The yolk is
made of blood, phosphate Of lime,
magnesia, muriate of ammonia,
oleic and margaric acid, and color.
ed with chrome yellow. The shells
are shaped by a blow-pipe from
mass of gypsum, plaster of Paris,
carbonate of lime and oxide of Iron.
After the shells are blown the albu-
men is forced in through hole in
the small end and sticks to the
sides; then the yolk is added, and
OTTER being covered with more of
the albumen mixture, the hole is
sealed with cement, the complete
egg is rubbed pretty smooth and
laid aside for packing. 1t is assert
ed that many barrels of these eggs
have been shipped eastward for
consumption.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-07
TUESDAY, THE 14th DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D. 1870,

AT u so O'Clock z. M. proceed to sell, at the
court house door, in the city and county
OF Los Angeles, State Of California, at
public auction, for cash in U. S. gold coin
TO satisfy said order and accruing costs,
all the right, title and interest of the de-
fendant 9. W. Davis in and TO the follow
ing described real estate, to wit;
All that certain, piece, parcel or lot of
land, situate in the city OF Los Angeles,
county of Los Angeles, State of CaIifor-
mia, more particularly described US fol-
lows, to wit:
Commencing on the north line OF
Nichols private street, at or near the
southeast corner of lot No. one Q) of
block thirty-siK 1857, Hancock's survey
OF th1rty-hve acre lots or Donation lots;
thence 62Ie 81 grees e 21s eeet, more or
less, To The western line Of ita.i st,oe,.
thence n 37% degrees Il along the west
ern line of Pearl street COG feet, more or
less, to the southern line of Tenth street:
thence westerly along the southern line
OF Tenth street 3l2 feet, more or less to
land now owned by Irvine; thence south
" degrees west, following the line fence
as now established as the eastern bound
ary of said Irvine's land, 49SI feet, to
the point OF beginning, containing 3 i-I2
acres, more or less.
Given under my hand, at the city and
county of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
MIA, this goth day OF December, A. ID. 1878.
II. NJ. MITCHELL,
Sheriff.
BY James C. Kays, Deputy. d2ltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-07
Notice for Publication of Time
for Proving Will, Etc.


STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY
- of Los Angeles. : In the Probate
court. In the matter of the estate Of
Eben Hilton, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of this Court made
this day, notice Is hereby given that
Wednesday, the 22d day of January, A.
ID. 1879, at l0 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, at
the Court Room of this Court, in the city
pointed for hearing the ,inpii-
cation of Charles q. Hilton and
Esther a. Hilton, praying that Ia doc
ument now on Fl lie in this Court, purport-
ing to be the last will and testament
of Eben Hilton, deceased, be admitted to
probate and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to said petitioners,
at WHICH time and plece all persons inter-
ested thei may appear and contest tha
same.
Janua,y 4th, 1879.
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
By l.. IL. OWEN, Deputy Clerk. 5td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-07
They Killed Him.

ICarson (Nev) Appeal, January IL
The other night as old Blinks
who presides over the case-keepei
Of a faro game, sat listening to the
various opinions expressed about
our Indian troubles, he felt con.
strained TO relate some of his ex.
periences with the Indians, pre-.
facing his remarks with the asser.
tion that not one man in ten thous-
and knows anything about the sub
ject. Said he: "You give me one
hundEed men as brave as myself,
who would rely on me for strategy
and follow where l would lead,
and we'd whip all the tribes
between here and Alaskar
The paries listening showed some
surprise to see old Blinks sudden
ly develop such ability in mil
itary affairs. for his past life (ac.
cording to his own story had for
forty years been spent in o New
Orleans sugar-house, where he had
averaged twenty-five hours labor
out of every twenty-four. When
the incredulous looks were OBJ
served by Blinks he proceeded to
state that in the early days of
Texas he commenced the subjuga-
: tion of an Indian tribe all on his
own hook. He was both infantry
and cavalry, and his courage and
willy tactics appalled, the Indians
more than an ordinary army CORPS
would have done. He maintained
this uneven warfare for several
months, until one day he found
himself some 300 miles within the
Indian territory, where no
white man had ever been
before. AS he was pass.
ing through q defile in the noun
tains 1900 Indians surrounded him.
They had closed every avenue of
escape; abrupt mountains lowered
on either hand, their sides lined
with savages; several hundred
guarded the pass ahead of him,
while an equal number closed in
upon his rear. To escape was inn
possible; the odds were too great to
give battle, so he majestically sur
rendered and defiantly told them to
deal with him as they
pleased. The delight of the
1uulhuS Nv CuptuTiuS SUCH an
important and dreaded eremy pre-
vented them from killing him at
once, and they were two days in
council trying to invent some more
horrible torture and manner of
death than they had ever practiced
before. BY this time old Blinks
had got himselfhopelessly entang-
led, and the crowd around the
game, seeing his dilemma, demand
ed at once to know how he had got
out Of such fix. Blinks coughed
and SPARED for time,u hoping to
invent some way to wind up the
story, but his Imagination "seil
down. on him, aud the boys kept
pressing him. He told Of his thirst
and described his thoughts, trusting
that some idea would come 10 his
rescue. The crowd, becoming
more and more aware of his perdic-
ament, interrupted, distracted and
confused him so much he could
think of no way out, so bringing
his fist down on the table with q
and with alook of earnest |
sincerity, said: "By--, boys they |
killed emu and the old fellow
really believed they did.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-07

In accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 22d
day OF November, 1878, so many shares
OF each parcel of said stock as may be
necessary, will be sold at public auction,
ut the Office of the Secretary, No. 4S
Spring street, Los Angeles, California, on
SATU RDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1879, at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
cost OF advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
FRANK b. TANNING, Sec'y.
Ohlee-Mott Building, As Spring street,
Los Angeles, California.
Los Angeles, December q, 1878.
dec0S
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-07
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Notice. Is hereby given that the part
nership formerly existing under the firm
name Of ofH0FFMAN.S & SCHMITT. in the
Cosmopolitan Saloon, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr. Otto
retiring.
Mr.. Henry Hoffman, will carry on the
on standing debts and collect afl bills
due TO the late Arm.
HENRY HOFFMANN.
OTTO SCHMITT.
Los Angeles, Dec. IA, 1873. dI5-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-07

GerAlnS anu 1SldOfa Carbalal de Ger
kins, dants-Seventeenth Distri;t
Court.
u decree of foreclosure md
order OF sale entered in the
District Court Of the Sven.
teenth Judicial District OF the state
OF California, in and for the punty
OF Los Angeles, on the Tth day II De-
cember, A. ID. 1878, anu q Wit OF
execution Tor The enforcement II judg-
ment requiring sale of property. ON
foreclosure of mortgage issuet out OF
the aforesaid District Court, annexed to
said decree and dated the lSh day of
December, A. ID. 1878, in the IDove enti-
tied action and in favor of Mielel Leonis,
plaintiff, and against Jac,b +. Ger
kins and Ysidora CarbaiGl lie Gerkins,
said decree of foreclosure, duly
attested under the seal of aid court on
the 18th day of December, "A. ID. 1873. and
delivered to me, together with the writ
December, A. d. 1878, whreby am COM
manded to sell at public auction, TO the
highest and best bidder foi cash in u. S.
gold coin, the followin and in said de-
cree described real est8e, to-wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land lying and being situate in the city
OF Los Angeles, couIty of Los Angeles,
State of California, and bounded and
particularly describd as follows, to wit:
Commencing at tie point OF intersec.
ton of the west lie of Alameda street
and the line dividing the property of
Marta Reyes de CarbaJal from that of
John Benner antrunning northwes terly
along said line one hundred and eighty
QS0) feet, more n less, to the line marked
out for the railroad: thence along the
same southerl, five hundred and fifteen
(5l5) feet, moreor less, to the west line OF
Alameda street: thence along the same
northeasterlyto the place of beginning,
containing one Q) acre of land, more or
less, excepting therefrom the portions
conveyed u John Webber by deed re-
corded in book 35 of deeds, page S56,
County Recorders Office, Los Angeles
county; dso, the portions thereof con-
veyed to n. Crump and J. Young by
deed recorded in book SO of deeds, page
us, sal, Recorders office; and also
excepting those parts thereof con-
tractedto be conveyed to Ackerblum
and Ranocke contracts or conveyances
to thee two not yet recorded; leaves
about300 feet each on san Fernando and
Alameda streets as property mortgaged
by eefendants, Jacob f.. Gerkins and
Ysidra Carbajal de Gerkins.
Piblic notice is hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-07
gps Su9eles alemld.
Alfred Ethslridge Makes o Call


Mr.. Alfred Ethelridge is bashful;
he does not deny it. He wishes he
wasn't, sometimes, but wishing
doesn't seem to help his case much.
Every body in Burlington likes
him, except the father of young
lady out on Pond street. With an
instructive knowledge of this old
gentleman's feelings, Alfred had
forborne to aggravate them and
kept out Of the fathers way as much
a. possible, atoning for this appa-
rent neglect by seeing the daughter
twice as osten. The other afternoon
Alfred went up the steps and rang
the bell. The door opened and
Papa stood glaring at him, look
ing 8 thousand things and saying
nothing.
Alfred Ethelridge had never felt
quite SO lost for language in his
life. Presently he stood on one foot
and remarked:
"Good afternoon"
"Gooftnooh," grunted papa,
which is, by Interpretation, also
good afternoon.
sIs-ah-is-er-er- Lolli-
pop-is your daughter at home?"
asked Alfred, standing on the other
foot.
eyes, sir" said papa, rather more
shortly than Alfred thought was
absolutely necessary. Then nobody
sria anything for a long time.
i ,ently Alfred Ethelridge stood
dl 10Th feett and asked:
8 she imp
Yes, sir,n said papa, not budg.
Ing step from his position In the
door, and looking as though he was
aesliDg with book agent instead
Oi ne OF the incest young men ir
'lipgton. Then Alfred Ethel
r'o 20 stood on his right foot ant
4a,a:
Does she-can she receive com
nf W" -
Yes, sir" papa said, savagely
moi at all melted by the pleading
II. nation of Alfred's voice, which
t rybody else thought was so ire
ss bly, sweet. Then Alfred Ethel
rio g stood on his left foot ant
sal /: =
8 she ar arhome?n
Yes, sir" papa said, kind o
10. ly. 8 ~
fired Ethelridge looked dowr
ta street and sighed, then ht
Ice ed up at papa and shivere9
a he stood OH the right foo
aea n and said:
sshsin?p
Yes, sir,n papa said, grimly, ant
pe sr taking his eyes off the youn.
ni l's uneasy face.
A fred Ethelridge looked up th,
ssE It and sighed. then be stood OF
hls 10 foot ard looked at papa'l
knees and said tf.n.uly and il
tranlulous tones:
IAN she see me?"
'es, sir" papa said, but ht
never moved, and he never locke,
pleasant. He only stood still ant
repeated second time, "Yes, SIR
Alfred Ethelridge began 10 fee
i'll. He looked " snd down tn,
street and finally pinned his gaz'
to the bald spot on top of papa
head, then he said:
"Will- you please tell her tha
Mr.. Alfred Ethelridge called?p
"Yes, sir" said papa, and HI
didn't say anything more. AnC
some how or other Alfred Ethel.
ridge kind of sort of got down of
the porch and went kind of out thu
gate, like. He discontinued his
visits there, and explained to ,
friend that the old man didn't say
anything that wasn't all right and
cordial enough, but the manner OF
him was rather formal. -Burling-
ton Hdtokeye.