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kENUALL'S SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH

BlRKEHsFIEi.p, VI. Dee -, 1873
y. j. Kendall " CO. Gcut>-I wish 10 add
my IT, .imnuy ia favor of Your Invaluable lin
imcut. "kendal'- SPAWN Cure In the >pr-
in@ of 1852 slipped on the ice aud sprhi!led
my right limb ri the knee Joint. wore 4
banda 20 over il for over year. and tried most
everything iii my reach, but could lind moth
lug that would give me permanent relief
When OyorWorkcd, il would pain rae very
much. Ia April ISIS, began to think i-iJ i
nc a cripple for iiic ; but having some of
"ktndalTs SPAWN Cure" thuu@lIt.i would tfy
it. used one third Of 4 bottle, and expert
cnccd relief 1T once. The pain left me and
has not troubled me since ! eel very CRATE
fli ia you, and would recommend
Kcudalrs Spawn Cure" to all who suffer with
,prIins or rheumatism Yours truly.
MRS. J. BOUTELL.
'Kendalrs SPAWN Cure is sure in It's effects
mild in ii,action rs il docs not blister. yet il
is penetrating and powerful to reach every
deep seated pain or to remove any huny
growth or other enlargement, such as snavin>.
>plnt> cirh>. Gallons, Sprains, s"el'in--.
any lamcucss and all cnIargments Of the
Joints or limbs, or rheumatism iii man and
for any purpose for which iniment is used
for man or beast, 1t is now known to lie the
best linimcnt for man ever used, acting mid
and yet certain in lis effects.
Send address for Illustrated circular which
We think gives positive proof of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquali-
tied success to our knowledge, for beast It's
well II, man.
Price 81, per bottle or six bottles for 81.
ALL DRrGGIsTS hiyc il or can getit for You,
or it will be sent to any address on receipt
of price 10y the proprictors. DIR. b. j. KEN
DALI u; co, Eno-burgh Falls. Vermont.
Richardson * Co.. ~. Louis, Mo.
SAM. Smith, st. Joseph, No, Agents.
mis-.
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tFre,n Thursday : Dsily1
Ht.R0ES.

| The next three days our streets wd
be througed men. many OF whom rs
we'd deserve the title of heroes rs ANY
who fgnrc Ny history. Mast of them
are pla,o, uaassuming farmers, ms.
chanics, iahcrers or business men. now
modestty disckargmg the ordinary du-
ties OF life as they present themselves,
yet some ofthcse men led the charge
AT Lookout Mountrin, or fought with
Hooker above the clouds. many lay
under the deadly fire m the trenches at
Nicksburg, or charged with Sherman
At Yazoo Bluffs Some were at Shiloh
on that fateful Sunday when defeat or
victory hung trembling in the balance.
while others marched with Buei and
turned the scale, and laid the founda-
ton of future victories: others were ut
Gettysburg, and stood Ike living walls
to roll back the hordes of Lee, and
snatched victory in the browning con-
test of the war from the very Jaws of
defeat; scores are here who swung
with Sherman around Atlanta, and
marched with him to the sea; still 9TH
ers who were with Grant In the VIII
derness and around Richmend-and
witnessed the closing scenes of the
bloody drama rs the curtain was rung
down at Appomattox. These modest,
unassumng, quiet locking men have
looked death in the face on hundred
battle fields, as undinchinsly as ever
did Roman or Greek, and for a nobler
cause than man ever did before, That
government for the people. aud by the
people might not perish
All honor, then, We say. to the vet
Grams, the soldier-citizens, The men
who demonstrated that patriotism and
bravery still exist, and that men can
dare and do for love of country today
as heIoically as they did in the days
iof I776.
lie: the rising generation remember
these facts when they see these visitors
on our streets. But for them, to-day
our glorious republic and boosted free
dom would have been 4 failure--a
thing of the past, divided, discordant
contemplate. There are others, COM
rades of these, who lie underneath the
silent pines" whose young lives wen:
up willing ,acritice. For them let
memory shed tear, they died for us"
Doubtless their comrades here to-day
will recall the missing faces of these
heroes, and note their vacant places
in the ranks. kirksvillc honors her
se!fin honoring our visitors. Let ev-
cry one strive to make their meeting .
pleasant success.
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yiuc cast Of the Hap,ist church

vinc cast Of the baptist church to
Missouri street then wheeled 10 lert
and pa.se.l east along that street unde,
! FIRE all the time every nan reaching
! the federal lines, thongli several OF
thera were ware wounded, one qr two
OF them mortality But the position OF
the enemy had been ascertained and
the lotteries opened with grape and
CAMS ter with deadly effect. The FEDERAL
trooFs tlsn advanced steadily and the
fight was spirited and bloody, lasting
Tor three hourS, the attack having been
made inst at noon, the yebe.s fought
from the houses, from corn patches,
from ravInos, aud everywhere tina. they
could find shelter, so that the ietlerals
had to take the town, house BY house,
and 1t was in the cadurc Of tle heuscs
that they got most OF their prisoners.
The result was total ront of for-
ters force, his loss in killed ard those
mortally wounded being 81, while the
number Of these wounded less severely
probably reached $50. The federal loss
was 9 ksticd AMI II wounded.
This was the death blow TO tha, army
Of marauders, and aitcr a few more
.kirmisheS Porter s wsole force was
com2eIled to diStard and scatter, Por-
ter was afterwards killed in a duel by
Il brother officer the difficulty having
arisen from taunt thrown at him re-
Garaing the battle here.
Many Of the old houses hers still bear
the marks Of the struggle and can be
pointed ous to the curious, and some of
the witnesses OF tina. brilliant victory
of the bays in blue are yet living here,
and SO soInc OF them we are Indebted
for the facts of this history.
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BATTLE OF KIRnSyHLE.

How different the scenes to-day from
what they Were here Il little more than
eighteen years ago. Ca August the
9th. 1S52 Twelve hundred federal
troops consisting Of portions os the ID
Missouri cavalry Nerrl-s hoE>e}, Sd
Iowa cavalry "a Missouri n 5. W.. 9th
Missouri Ms ". and one section Of
| the I'd Indiana battery. After a long
and hot pursuit, during which thnc the
ftderals were fourteen days almost
constantly III tile saddle, overlook and
attacked tie geJel General Jg Porter.
with Il confederate force yariously
estimated at from 5000 to $500 men.
At Floyd's Greek six miles northeast
OF this place the advance guard Of the
fcderalS' came upon the rear Of the cor
Tolerate force who were destroying a
bridge, and were fired into losing one
man, and from thereon 10 Kmksvllle
there was more OF less diminishing:
and when the rear of Porter's force
were coming into town, the fcderaIs
We're massing in front Of the present
Kellogg residence.
On the evening Of the 9Th, several
squads and detaebments Of the rebels
had arrived in town, and were rested
and thoroughly familiar with the loca
ton and it, advantages as a position
fer receiving the attacking force. On
the morning OF she 9th when the main
confederate force arrived they We're
marched through town, diSmounted
ana formed in line west of the present
location of the ". ST. Louis Il p. Il. K.
i'll the heads of the raIines while the
advanced line took up a position just
west of High or Norma! street ready
to receive the advance Of the federalS,
while ali The houses between the main
md the advance rebel lines We're filled
" 18th rebels So rs to rake every street,
TIN Is giving the contederates every adj
van tage i'll the fight. The iederals
form ed their line, g portion of them be-
ing d 'smounted. from a little north Of
the res idcnce of G. I. Spencer 10 the
present residence Of ]. i. Mitchell.
The right wing was then thrown for
ward, bein e supported by the section Of
battery, to position near the old nor
nal. and extending down into the
ravine near ,ihe present residence Of Il.
F. Heiny.
Up to this time there We're none of
the Confederate: IN sight their position
being such as 20 conceal them from the
federals. \ halt was then made and |
yolenteers called for TO reconnoiter and
ascertain the position Of the enemy.
I .ieut. Crowder with nine men respond |
ed. The order. to advance WAS gwen. !
and u.le brave little band dashed west
,7a.,i up the street just north of where
s. Swiggcrt now lives passing through |
the advance rebel line, when a terrific
fire was opened upon them from ali
along the line. The accommodating
panty then wheeled TO the left, and with
the speed Of the wind swep; up the RAJ
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We shall strive to build W
adecent respectable JOURNALISM
as contra distinguished from
the coarse and grossly abusive
style too colnnon III many pa
pPrs- believing that u journal
which carefully expIlnses the,e
defects FROM Its pages Will u
tiInately command not only the
respect and confidence but also
the patronage of the COMMUNE
t,y ill which it is published. :
This 'I"es not imply that good
humeyetl satire, and wit, and
ridieule. MAY net be used 81
the proper time. For thss
are often powerful weapons ii
the cat.>e Of truth and whel
properly and moderately us'l
give Ze>t to more serious arsH
ineut-
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lie Took ElnYOrinn.

The other day cousin from enc o,
rural districts, overcome by dus. and
heat. entered one of our leading drug
stores and politely asked the boy be-
hind the counter for glass Of soda
water. The boy asked him what
fiavoring be would have,
"Why, soda water, of course"
But what flavor do you wish p
"Why, soda water, vol. fool"
But, you know returned the boy,
1--WE flavor it with fruit juice, such as
pineapple, strawberry, etc"
The countryman scrached his head
for about five minutes and then said:
Guess I'll take watermelon. Water.
melon is my best holt
- If you want a square meal OF
short notice call at Pfisters Restaurant.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Still in the Lead

Call on James kearns on the south
east corner of the square. where lie
keeps constantly on hand the best assert
ment Of fresh meats, bacon, lard, and
sausages. ever kept in kirbsvillc and
by fair and square dealings, expects to
still further surpaSs every butcher in
the city He keeps the best butchers
in the city, and challenges the wide
west en- bologna manufacture. For
cleanliness everything IS KEEP; in apple
pie order from the slaughter house to
the counter We play second fiddle TO
no shops in tbs west. Our prices:
Best stake from. s 20 ioecntS per pound.
Beef, mutton. veal and pork all the
same. Boiling beef from + to cts.
Farmers having fat stock for sale will
get the highest prices by calling on U.s.
JAMES kEAESs.
Southeast corner Of the square.
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D1REcroRY.
Cnmterland prnshYternnn Churnh.-R,

Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Church Roy
Jan.s Il. Mitchell. d. D.. Pastor. Preaching
every ssbbatb ct II u. ~. aud 1850 r. IN
Sabbath school at 80 =. m. Praytr ucet
ing, "Wednesday evenings AT 40
Presbyterian Church Rev. ]. S. Boyd.
Pastor. Preaching every second and third
Sabhatlis u each month, at II o'clock n IN
and 20 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wed.
evening at t;n. Sabbath school Ut go a.
Methodist Episcopal Chureh--Iiev. !. J.
Bentley, P.,siur. Preaching every Sunday
at II Il IN AMI 80 p. tn- Prayer msctiu -
on Wednesday evening Sunday school at
800, q. IN; Class meeting at 30 +. ~. OF
each Sunday
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev J: q. Edinrndstun, Pastor. Preaching
second Sunday in each month. at II a. III.
and i::m p. m Third Sundays OF 30 f. ~.
Sunday school vt 90 Il. III. Glass meet
ings ON each I'd Sunday. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evening.
First Baptist Church Rev. !. G. Ship.
Pastor Services every sabbath ut II d ni.
ana 80 y. IN. Bible school at $50 a. m
Prayer meetings On Wcdnes Jay .aings.
Episcopal Church Rev Frank Henry,
Rector. Services every Sunday at If j. IN.
''ltt ~ T. NJ ''dilddl 3TuV't ~ - p hl.-
ofeaci Sunday
Christian Church Social meeing every
IprA's Day at II am. Prayer mcctiu. ON
Thursday evening NJ I:i5. Sunday School
81 $50,
Liberals and SpirituallstS, meet at Bay
tors Hall every Sunday evening atto'eiock
p III.
A. @. U. W.-Milton Lodge No. 103.-
meets lst and 81 Thursday evenings in each
month, nj ua,rt'- liali.
|. O. G. T.-Pcrycvcrance Lodge No. 1223
meets every Friday evening at 80 at Good
Tcmplars' fail.
a. T. q \. NJ Kirksville lodge No. 105
meets Tuesday evenings on Or before each
full moon.
I. O. o. F'.-Adair Lodg. No. 96. meets
every Wednesday evening at $50 D. ~, at
OddFcllow's Hall
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Notice.

Drs. SwesaaR I Goben still occupy
their ssusc aid stand and are ready tc
attend calls at al times Of the day OF
night At night DIR. Swe.nam will bc
found above stairs in tie brick inI-
mediately South 81 the Quincy Groeery
and Dr. Cohen at his residence, east OF
Ross L Sons lumber Tard-
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4 peel elty.

Halladay BIT. / elie' c in FARMING a
specially 70 draw usto N. We called
to see about II ,e..ts, lay and ascertain
ed that it consisted 81 even vtmng IN the
grocery line. inclaGi.g also. Queens and
glassware, cutle.y. .,eti. ms nd canned
mods etc
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Great improvements

Nh 'ormicks new reaper. mower and
J]ro1sye. 5. These are unquestionahly
The tin.s harvesting machinery IL the
World ont buy anything else with
ont rarofn 'ly examining them. Full
line of 800, rs always on hand. Sulky
and reyoIyin. hay ral.es AT Link 4
Elackmans
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AGENTS WANTED
A FOOLS ERRAND
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested in the estate of
Charles g. Shoot
deceased, that |, Elizabeth Shoot. intend To
make final settlement thereof at the next term
of the probate eoriii Of Adair county, Missou-
ri, TO he holden nj the court house in the city
of kirksyilic, on the second Monday in No.
yeGher next. ELIZABETH SHuor.
kiEk~yiile, Aug II 10 Ex
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The GRApnic desires to b
especially :. family psper. on
which WIKI find Il welcome D
every home, and which pareuI'
can with confidence place j
the hands of their ehlldn-
knowing that it will prove
valuable educational and moi
al aid liz their training.
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:, : We are republican from
Principle, and advocate and
work for the success of that
party, hecauSe we believe it
embodit-S the Progressive, Re-
.ormatory and Patriotic Spirit
Of the Country. We oppose
Democracy because we believe
ii elnhodies the reactionary
sentiment OF the country, in all
things anti progressive, and
wiki IN innate tendency tow.
ards class and color preiudiers
and acovert opposition a"alns.
the rnoderti idea ri Nationality
and Free Schools, AMI IL man.
mood ballot free to every cit
without regard to the accident
OF race or color.
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OF race or color.

Editotially we aim to trea:
all men an'I all topics with
tie candor they deserve, deal
inc viththe,a l,irEy, justly and
strictly on their merits.
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alltei.

\ ear load of nice fat two yea OLD
heiffers for which the highest i2IareNet
price will be paid. Apply at the 'qty
meat market, southeast corner Of che
square.
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y. WILSON. east side u the square
keeps Il complete stock of. prug-. Medicines.
Patent hen.c;nes, ana all articles usually
kept III Dag store.
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c3F Facilities for feeding 1850 people
day a. Pfsters Restaurant over Har-
lans store south side Of the public
square.
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Headquarters
For Oysters at Ptisters
Over W. b. Harlan 5 store.

New goods arriving at q. r. Brew
,ington's. this week.
Country people should call at
.Osenbauglls before purchasing their
supplies.
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Aave-siag Ra.tee.


Equitable Asvsrtisio" Rates tascs on sstaal
circulation The advertiser gets lust What
he pays for--no utnrs no loss
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For Sa!e.-lG acrc frnit firm in Green
top: Good house aud barn. well. and tine or
thard q 2oo apple trees. .Hd aburdarre Of
Gr4pr- ---- -gia.tf nuts. LIA- sole cheap.
EVERY ti5a-, la =H-s l...G r -or comfortable
home A1ps.s. ttf. u.lieo.
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SPECIAL @c--C=s,
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he pays fer--no u,ors no loss.
IrsJlAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.
On shee SIX ny weiTc ryoaths' contracts:
Onc-iisth Of one cent, per hnc, oa each hund-
reS copiss issued. durn,- the Insertion. An
humber OF changes iua'sc ON payment Of the
Extra cost Of type setting 70 lines tthi- .ypcl
70 the inch. Thus IN adyoiiisc,u,ut ocenpy-
ing three inches down the cuiuutu sua run
mug TX weeks, ON an average circulation uf
Say @si would cost with cue change Of matter
only s492
Transient ayn LrGAL-t0ne ulouth or
less, at special rates.
Editorial Business Notices. cents psc line
per hundred of cireusticn.,
Local Business Nu,ices-1 ccpt per line per
hundred Of circulation.
Special No.iccs-M!nion type. next Ia al
v-rtising columns, . Local rates aftrr first
insertion.
Accurate record kept of each week. eIrcu.
ntion, and charges graded accordingly
r. r. Time -aoIes-
QUINCY MISSOURI " PACIFIC RI.
GoiyG EAST
Nail and Express =. 4. IN
Freight 10 Is 4. IN.
Mail and Express rs p. M
Freight IS T.. ~
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
CONE NORTH.
Nail and Express lam
Freight and Accommodation IL Il ~ IN
GOING SOUTH.
Mail and express s:a5 T.. W
Freight and accommodation 10 T. NJ.
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Though the largest count.
paper in the state, the GrapnJ
will be sent to any addreS|
post paid for only
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SB-Kansas city Flour at Gtalze's
\. y. Grocery.
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vv-7@e=7--o $3.50
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Bacon, Fish,

- Remember the place and give ne. call
before purchasing elsewhere.
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Saturday. September rs. 1850
PUBIC AUCTION on TulTDA'

anttail Of such property as may not BE- sold by
that tine, the remainder vii positively be
offered "a.
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Subscribe now and :
the benefit Of the-tirrinS eSsl.
OF the Presidential calnpal!s,,
You cannot afford to do VIZ
out it.
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Transient AM LEGAL-{0ne ueuth OF
less, at special rates
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1880-02-05
Monderfnl PRESENCE or MInd.

Clarence Connolly is a plueky man,
and it is to his grit and GOODNESS that he
owes his life. a few days ago, while
working in the Allegheny shaft, on east
Fryer hill, he prepared a blast and
lighted the fuse, and jumping into the
bucket gave the signal to hoist away.
The shaft is 24O feet deep, and when
about forty feet were gained the toggling
gave way and Il G bucket started back
for the bottom OF the shaft Connolly
felt it giving way and managed to catch
hold of the loop at the end of the rope.
As soon as he found that he had hold he
began to yell to the men above. They
thipking he was in hurry to get out Of
reach of the blast, put on extra steam
and jerked him a hundred feet in a
twinkling When about fifty feet from
the surface Connolly felt that bis
strength was giving way. He knew
that he could not hold out until the top
was reached, and made up his mind to
risk a bold stroke for life Throwing
himself across the shaft he let 70 the
rope, and with wonderful dexterity and
good luck managed to lodge with his
back against one side and feet against
the other. Thus braced he managed ID
remain until the rope, which had
reached the mouth of the shaft empty,
was sent down to him. and he was res
cued from his perilous position - LeGl-
rttle (CoI Democrat.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1880-02-05
Want MntnaI Satisfaction.

The following advertisements are
taken from a morning contemporary:
The gentleman who sat down on a
cream pie in a Market street car is
known to the lady who had just pur-
chased it, and even though he may have
no regard for the hungry orphans for
whom it was destined. he is urged to at
once remit SIS and the expense of this
advertisement to the business office of
this paper, to save the exposure which
will follow of his disgusting conduct" !"
Right underneath it this Janus of a
journal evidently accepts the money of
the other side, as the subioined will tes-
tify;
9 If the slightly intoxicated lady who
allowed gentleman t /, spoil SO pair
Of beaver pants by placing a lot of slush,
wrapped up in paper, on the seat he was
about to occupy, does not Immediately
remit that amount to the care of A. B.,
at this office, full account of the affair
will shortly be given to the press. -
Stt1 Francisco NeeUS- Letter.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1880-02-05
WOODBURY., N. J,sTHURsDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1890 s M

Why size perfectly detests all mankind"
81 amt Jest so sartin ev that said a
decided voice in the doorway. ztass
Why, Jemimai" aii- aflsss g sa9
I" I've ben thinkin' ev marryin' this
some time back, ever senee l see you
was a-thinkin ev doin' the same, an to.
ikelier man than you'll ever be, turn
ing with sudden asperity upon Fred. ~
I've no doubt" said Fred, good
humoredly. mi i7' se'
"Come, Jemima, don't be cross" !"
coaxed Miss Boggs.
rssWell, Miss Nelly, amt a-goin' ter
seeyou put. upcn' and if you'd only
There there, Jemima, it was all a
sfssYes," said Mrs. Remington, gra-
ciously, q it was all a mistake, and you
can scarcely love this dear girl yourself
more than I do" aas "a
But / want to see this handsomer
man than me, Jemima," put in Fred.
All right.' assented the modified
Jenima, flying to the window. "Heze-
kiah! Hezekiah! come on in herem
" And in about three seconds a tall,
slab sided man presented himself at the
door. t5 sst sas
- come on IN. HeZeklah; you ain t
got no cal to be ashamed" proudly
said his betrothed, IS he fingered, red
and shamfaeed, at the threshold.
n" Why, it's Mr.. Terwilligerm cried
Fred. A gs8
And so it was Mr.. Terwilliger, the
charioteer of the village. .as1H lt
Jemima surveyed him with intense
pride from the crown of his tow head to
the sole of his cowhide boots, and re-
marked with the air of a manufacturer
that he was "about as good as they
made 'em."
/ Here crack-toned tell raised its voice
in the hall to announce supper. Mrs.
Remington said they ought to tell the
girls about it. So the two peas were
sent for, and all the criss-cross purposes
explained to them. ! am not quite sure
that anybody understood just then, but
they felt it was all right somehow and
that was enough. They sat down to the
abominable hotel-tea, as if it had been
"a feast for the gods, and all ate 'tcom-
binations y as though each and every
one had been separately in love.
= = =
Well" sighed the mother the day
after the wedding, sits comfort to
think her name is not Boggs now, for
though she's the sweetest girl in the
world that Uas a trial T confess -