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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13

The prospect Of an international
bullion bank Is now discussed in Paris,
It's purpose being to secure the disuse 81
remittsnces in gold coin, and substi-
tute for its bullion. By this arrange
ment it win be possible to save the ex-
penses Of exchange and the danger At
tending the transportation Of gold coin.
The bank is TO be opened in Paris and
London. and branches are 70 be estab-
lished in large cities all over the world.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13

JUDGE JosEPH BRADLEY, "Aliunde
Joe," of the Supreme Court of the
United States. will be in Texas about
thetwentieth instant, and will occupy
the district bench with Judge Duval,
at San Antonio, at which time neat
question of the constitutiopality of a
state law will be considered.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13

SENATOR WADE HAMPTON will de-
liver address at the reunion of the
Grand Army of the Potomac at Pitts
burg. His subject viii be National
Reconciliation.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13

George Turley was shot to death at
Galveston on sunday. by Frank Nc
Gowan. They were both residents of
Houston, and the difficulty grew out
Of an old feud regarding family affairs.
TURKEY met MCGOWAN on the street and
slapped him in the face, when they
clnched, and while together MCGOWAN
shot Turley three times.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13

The Queen has declined to let the
Prince and Princess Of Wales occupy
Windsor Castle during the Ascot races
unless they win allow her TO revise the
hsi Of their Ruests.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13

The arm Of HORTON 4 DAQzAN from ana
after tbs d1fe hsye dissolved narfnerThID II q !
Dag14a alone having power 70 coliect Al cut
standings 1ne sid 1rn- The LIVER nd ssIe
Stable business win b cnrrfed On A. - ca
stand ~ 4. =. D1g1an, Pecan street.
Au..sn. Aprsi "a $50 = q DAssAA
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13

IT is claimed by the Acron Ohio
Beacon that Sherman will be stronger
in Ohio than Hayes was in 1876 or
Chase in 1860.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13

Ar ladies should drink ssWHE or
cARpur'or Wonsn's Relief. iAns5ns
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13
T osr.

IT osr.
Land Certificate No se25, for GO acres L.
sued BY J. J. Groos, Commissicner Of the Gen
Nay -, i675. II not heard from gtfhin 80 dave
from date, application viii be made for dnpli-
K.A- GIRAUD, Owner.
April - $3.50. api1u98
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EsTRAYED

By Henry Bond before p. @. seech, J. p. T.
g. on twenty -eIghth January. 1850. Q bay horse
right side Of neck. underbit In left ear fourteen
and one-hah hands high. appraised af 60. Also
Q sorrel horse branded on left shoulder with
hands high, about twelveyears old, Appraised ~
FRANK BROWN,
8 vat Clerk G. c. T. G.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-13
NOTICE.

AWn issa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-02-05
4 Glance at the Algeria rs.

Thcy are The Yankees Of Africa.
these .Algerians. Full Of chatter,
suspicion, curiosity, narrownoss OF
nature, poverty Of possessions, ingou-
ious, tricky, cute, sharp at swapping,
sparse at sweariug, aud with 9 cap-
aciiy for fiat di.peptio pies that
would arouse the Jealousy Of az army
Of "Solon Shingles 70 They are,
however. a singularIy attractive poo.
pie IL you want to paint pictures, but
u most repulsivs lot If you have to
pay bills, Bome Of the women are
pretty aud most OF them sloveuly,
French vices and no national virtues
Of any kind, mark the rising genera
tiou of young Algeria particularly
tho Top OF this place. He is lavish In
Orienial costume fnery, with his
stockiogs banging down over the
heels OF bis embroidered slippers.
Lie speaka bad Fronch, smokes q
speoies Of dried hay called tobacco.
and takes to coffee one per cent. above
axls grease mixcd with muddy mo-
lasses Beyond ,hiu he does nothing
but gamble away his fathers last pen.
oy or his mothers pocket-money--
II mother or money exist. Hp is
compound Of an incursble Washing
ton losfsr mixed With a Fifth avenue
aeoond olass bosp, aud both material
y uneduoated,
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Mamma.

Ali our domestic duties should DO
regulated by tho gospel.
Christians should mutually help
one another by instruction and ad-
monition.
Ifa Christians 8 cross is heavy he
has not to carry il far. as there is
ono ever willing TO take the heavier
end.
Happy arc they who think serious
" OF the truths Of religion but far
mora happy are they who feel aud
love thom.
The only oure for indolenoe is
work the only cure for sslishness
is sacrifice the only cure for unbe-
lief 10 to shake of tho ngue Of doubt
by doing Christs bidding {; the only
cure for timi,lity Is to plunge into
some dreaded duty before tho chill
comes on.
He who climbs above the cares Of
the world and turns bis face to his
God, has found the sunny side Of
life. The worlds side OF the hill is
chill and freszipg to q spiritual
mind. but the Lords presence gives
q warmth Of Jay which turns " inter
into SUMNER. -SpurSson
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Fren ch Detective Trick.

A few days since o young man
dressed in the height Of fashion oame
with all the other travellers, out Of
the train which had just reahed
Paris from Brussels. He had scarce
ly Quilted tho car when he was ac-
oosted courteously DO you wish .
porter sir r tho very thing l was
looking for. Will you take this valise
and show me the way to Hotel do Ia
Roumania, Boulevard st. Michel
As this is my first visit to Paris, ]
prefer going there on foot" At your
service, sir" On they trugsd. When
they had crossed Pont St. Michel
the porter. instead Of following
Bolevard duPalais, turned 10 the
left, went down Qnai de l, Horologe
and entered the Prefecture Of Polioe.
lie said to tho owner OF the valise {,
"i am going TO introduce you TO the
master OF the house. as he usbered
him into tho Office Of the head de-
tective. The latter no sooner laid
eyes ou the stranger than he said (:
"Why. good day, Nous. Vsuwster,
You have Just como from Antwerp.
have just come from Antwerp whore
you have stolen q large sun Of money
You have already spent fve years iu
jail for q similar crime. What on
earth possessed you to want to put
up at the Hotel dc al Roumania
where lodgings are dear, when you
knew I had q chamber at your dis
posal for which ! would not charge
one cent p The thief was p ut iu o
cell until the legal papers TO warrant
his sYtraditiou reached Paris.
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Elimination.

Our bodies are in q state o! in.
cessant wasie aud repair. At count
tless millions OF points old material
ia being used mp aud instantly re-
placed by new material that is as
instantly cast aside,
For this reason it is true not
only that ones body ia wholly chang.
ed every year, but that it is not the
same at two successive moments,
Hence the importance of eliminating
organs, to drain or this dead mat
ter,
Ar.erial blood furnishes all the
now material, whilo the old 10
brought away ia the veins, from
which, it having been eliminated,
the residue returns to tho heart pur
flied for further use.
The eliminating organs are the
lungs, liver, kidneys and skio. The
lungs eliminate carbonio spid-ths
most abundant Of oil the waste the
liver, cholesterine-wssts Of tho
brain aud nerves ! the kidpeys, the
waste OF the muscles, the skin, more
or less Of carbon. but especially tho
salts Of the system.
II any eliminating organ Ia inac-
tive or diseased. 90 az to be unable to
perform it's Office properly, the sffets
matter is left in the blood, TO ac-
cumulate in the circulation. except
that some one or NJ ,re OF the other
eliminating organs come TO the help
OF the former.
The skin often does so much Of
this vicarious work that a single
glance at the diseased man faco will
sometimes susbls the physician to
know What eliminating organ is dis.
saasd or torpid, This waste ma tier
left in the syston results in various
diseases sometimes In blindness,
sometimes in ulcers aud various
eruptions, and often in death, the
systsm becoming ct length fatally
poisoned With it Hduths Compan.
sQp.
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Ne Was In No Hurry,


he was man Who looked ~ II
he took lie easy--one OF those sort
o. men Who seem 70 be always halt
Inclined 70 die TO save the troab'e
Of breathing, -.
ito :suotsred INTO . doctor . ofios
tue othsr DAY, - II time hung with
Iesdcu weight nPoa his hsnda.
| "Uootor IN be askcd.
Yes. replied shs tr'm msid SER
want.
AWAKE
Yes "r. ,
All rignt : Just Vail nim q nko 70
see n'@. !! he ~ asieop' was
going 20 teu you not 70 disturb nim'
10 he ~ breakfast Y ..l
see , $50.
MeI III va" TIL no gets
tnIouSu' =.
he waNed LOT ABOUT naif an nour'
AZ tue snd OF that tin.e the doctor
appeared, nurr,ed'y mping MS
moa'n with hts hsndkerohioi,
ine msn Was ieisureiy Drumming
an Moum on ths oentre-taoie'
"ood-day' SIR, smiled the doator,
an good Gay nice osy'
"nesu'iiui. .
nen'aa kacis day 'or 'n's season
OIL tue year:
Yes, sr.
5000 ior crops
rrooaoiy
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Ny son, eojay yourself Have Q
good time pleasure 10 emiusntly
right aod proper. bat . good time
iss't secured BY q headache that la.is
all tho osxt day. The simplest
pleasures ere the most lasting. After
you have spen, two years in Europe.
you will come beck and sit down By
yoar own hrcsids asd think Of a p;..
nis you went to down at the CAS-
csde one afternoon 10 June. that cos,
you just sixty-fve coots. The good
tines that you daren't take your wife
TO, my son, tina, you would lie about
rather thsn have your sister know
about them, the goodness OF them
never comcs b,ck 10 refresh you sod
gladden. your heart does the memory
sf that sixty 6vo cont piooio, whoo
you chattcred nonsense With the liri
yoI lovod, sod laughed just rs the
leaves rustlsd. because you couldn't I
help It The good tiue' that wske.
1t. tho morning and wonders where
1t was aud who saw il and where al
It's money 10 gone ! tho good time
that tails itself of with q headache,
there's precious little fun in that.
Aud IL only takes 9 little bitteroess
OF that kind to poison and cloud tho
memories Of her past. 1t dosen't
take many such good times my b,y,
to mingle tears With your bread and
gall with your drink. The sting is
the smallest part OF tho bee, bot
when you pick him up BY II, though
the rest oftbe bee wsre a. large o.
On omoibps horse, yet would tho
sting Outweigh all the good sweat
barmloss hooey-laden portion Of the
bee, aud you would think about It Of.
tenor and longer.
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The -Four Ssasons.

10 the bsiny April weather,
My levs, you know.
when the corn begss 10 gro~,
whst walks We toot togstbsr.
What sigbs We brcathcd together,
What VOWS We pledged together,
In the deg, Of lopg ego! r
10 the golden Summer weather,
Ny love, you know,
when tbs. innwsrs ~ept 70 NOW,
What bone We built together,
What babes We watched together,
What pisus We plspnsd together,
While tho skies we're all sglow
10 the rainy Autumn weather,
My love, you know.
When the winds began 10 blow,
What Tears Ne shed together.
Whit nonnds We hsapvi together,
VII at hopes We lcst together,
When we laid our darlings low !
10 the wild and Winter Weather,
Ny love, you know,
With our heads Sc white 90 snow
What prayers we pray together.
What iears We share together,
What heaven ~s sees together,
For our time has come to eoi
Theodore 1Ynon.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-02-05

The monotony OF mans life is
generally due 10 the faot that he has
no change.
1t is too late for q boy to be good
aud repent OF bis sins when he Rnds
himself on thin ice.
The difficulties of Scripture de-
story none who would not have
besn destroyed without them.
There is nobody so weak Of invsn.
ton that cannot make some little
stories to yillify his enemy.
Adam means red. aud yet il would
mad o black -haired girl for You 10
say that not Adam hair grew on her
head,
There is NO rational principle by
which . man can die oontsnted, but
trust in the mercy OF God thyough
the merit Of Christ.
When Q christian goes into the
world because he secs u his call, yet
while he feels IL also his GROSS, IL
will not hurt him.
Now that everything 10 advancing
delinquent Subscribers will please
follow suit. Advance 10 the o&Ice
and pay the printer.
A drunken man at Fort Worth,
Texas. entered Q circus and pattsd
the big lion on the hsad. The sru
be has lst viii DO "a tqrys kaha
aDGaa.
lehn ljppllk n yeavs ell ~
- - ~ lBon " h0ms Ia ~
r p ! f(aAQg&e. !
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"Tweuty miuutss for dinner
shouted the brakeman, as We sp-
preached Asthrop.
Arriving there, I entered tho
dining room and inquired Of the
waiter i: "Whst do you have for
dinusr ?" .I t r..
"rwsuty minutes" was the hur.
ried reply l told him would try
half . dozen minutes on the half
she'll, just 10 see bow they went
Told him to mako Q minute Of il on
his books. He scratched his bead.
trying TO comprehend the order, bat
gave IL up and gaissd on some ono
al 40.
approached . man who stood
oesr the door with lot Of silver in
his hand
"Wbst do you have for diansri"
HALF Q dollsr," Gays he.
I told him would tale half .
dollar we'll done. Iasksd him 10 he
couldn't give me. 10 addition, . boil
I'd pockst book stnqbd With green
backs, and come sAysA- -thivtiss gar.
nished with postage clamps and ton
cant snrip alsaa Osa(edsrats bond.
dapa brovsu. With lstues alone. And
I would lits 10 vash my diaRss down
with aaiional bark notes on ''drafs."
He aaid they wsrs ooh of every.
tbiog but tAs bant notes. sud that
- 5000 - ths tvain iss " would
orSss ~ Ssiss y vdrvy some.
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Arabian Proverbs.

Without powder u guu is only q
rod.
II your stomach is not strong, dc
not eat roao hes.
II one osanot build o house, he
builds q shed,
A bald.headsd person does not
care for q razor
The thread is quito accustomed to
follow the path Of the needle,
The scle Of the foot is expose i 70
all the filth OF the road.
The pot lid is always badly off |;
the pot gets the sweat and the lid
Qeta the steam
He who waits for chance will have
to wait year.
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Here are some Of the nation q
scholars, with their virtues
Deia wars--,A petite damsel gen.
orally laxative. but who last year
wee psachless.
Mary Land--Na tioual. Always
with a oeeSn bsfsrs her.
nj pnie Sota-Ths four Of the
SCHOOL.
Flori Day Displays great tsats
10 her arrAnSs,nsots.
Carrie Lina-To mspory dear.
yet ever for cotton.
l.ouiss Anus-A sorrowful maiden
Her lassss are found In ieros.
Mrs Ippi--It 10 her nsmosake, not
herself, which has The big mouth.
Miss Qart- --Nkss company. Mis-
cry always likes company
Ida Ho--A near ss'stvs = "whos
Buma-" f,- .a
Miss Chigsn-The 4swset singer" I"
Allie Hsms--A tom boy--she be.
Tonga IA shs suapy climb.
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H o . & r ".

Ds sssr dy. While at ~ -isas~ cit.
(, s,s sHs sS,,Ssss =. their play sssr b,
L;hs bsssssaies IL suuusr gardsss Ah.
The, ss;.s rss.i s....,l ~ s.,sAssl
ere. F q.
yss M,.,s girls, ~isA aasssd ssi ssrsy
faces, ..-
c,...s :, =. sA,S s~ ~ s......s
A.d temp. ne si.A sss'r sos, .sIIsrIss
70 %. ssa .AessAss s..y ssas sAsy Be.
guile.
B,ssas hair ssd brsws ., ssn ssasasisa
biesdias.
Black eyes ssd s,.s up,asssd to .sss ny
Hs-ss bs:A ~hiss aad pist their cost fsst
- add new tsassy 10 Ne 'uiidsring
aass.
NJ, .A.. he, sss b ess. tired 'a, ~isA
playiae.
atsd sloviy Asasvssi tAsessA the saa.
set light. arEs-
Nsasry goes bsst ssyssA The dart yssrs,
arsylse
Aosas The days Of ysss ths, zee. %
bright.
I,sr: ~ Assa. . 'sdisss ssldss splss.
shia.. fr'. the ~'" sssss' The pictured
wall.
Aad gIoriass Q fass diviasiJ tender.
Y.lh broass.brosa hair waved rsaai Il
fell On fall
si,h Violet y" % wissons 10 their
swsstnsss.
Tat mius grow smiilos spite Of grief ssd
p,in,
Win cured hips. the seal Of loves com
p's'sns>s:
Oh, A..,sa, could l sa, pres. then one.
SCALA.
IN vain I watch and Walt. she will come
only
wAso nigh, has oss. her spell on s.s and
shore
Then when ! sleep sad dream. no longer
lonely.
sa, soass to feed ny hungry hear, one.
more.
'Tis ,hen ssd oN,, then tbs. I behold her F,
Usr dear voice Goats aroa1d mo soft and
'ris then, and only ,hss. my sras .afold
her.
The suls girl lost &C long .s..
--Bos'oa 1ranscript.
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T.
John Battle died IN Montreal ths
Other day sssd liz. igEhs
Robert Kidd, lcB yssrs old, 70 The
oldest asa Ia Texas. 81
Mary Fsrpsy died In Little Valley
N, Y, at the age OF 105.
samuel I,osey rsosatly died in
Pike township, Pa. agsd lN.
Margaret McNahou disd in Dur
ham. England, In hsr ilaAh year.
Aunt Sarah H,cks, Ia ths ceaasy
hospital 10 Flstbush. I. /, - I0l.
Clara ClAirs, Of New Oeisaas. was
burned 70 death st the ass OF 10S.
Luke C,urvilis. 10l ysars old,
hanged himsslf 10 . pis-vsa oa {
poor farm. e
Thuriow Weed saw The asss stsam.
boat and rode 10 the 6sst sEssu
railway train.
A pupil 10 the Osrsouvills (Gh. J
sohool is eighty-two years old. She
10 negress
Alter living moro than . csutury.
. Michigan man committed suicide
BY hanging.
Andrew Jung, nisety three years
old, OF Columbi q, Pa, served under
tho frst Napole on.
Lucy Kurney, OF Lsnsiuy, Bfich.,
was fifty-fve years q slave an d over
sixty yesra free.
Rouos Kemp. ninsty.six years old
Of Galloway, Ky, married Mary
Bridges, aged sixteen.
Over century axo Ann Collins, Of
Paris, Ky, wss born. She remembers
Washington.
Diana Dorsey, Of Springfield.
Florida. was supposed 70 be 1l5
years Of age when sue died.
Mary Douohue, whose grandia ther
died in his I2lst year, recently died
10 New York aged liz
PeIeg Sprague, Of M,i ne, is nine
ty years old, aud bliud. lie was
q United States Senator In 1899.
James Smith, OF So merset county,
N. j., now 100 years old, was sold
as . slave thirty years ago for fifty
cept&
Thomas Howe, Of Barringto. n.
H., latS'y made mar iiago proposal
10 . lady eiyhty-five years old and
fifteen years his junior.
A negro died not long ago 10 New
Haven, CJnu., leaving fimiI y Of
orphaos from sixty 10 eighty years
old. The father was 108.
The eleven daughters Of tho lsto
Robert Johnson. Of Middletown,
Conn, ore alive. the youngest over
City years old, the oldest over
eighty.
Armstrong Porter, Of Luzerne,
Pa., died last month aged ninety
eight. He voted for Thomas Jeffer-
son for President, and for Samuel
J. Tilden for the same Office
Although 10a years OF age, Jane
Gilbert who il living at 26 Vine
street, Baltimore, is in excellent
health. She remembers the bom-
OF Fort McHeury and saw
George Washington once.
A North Csrolius couple. Who ore
each over ninety years OF AZ o, desire
to die ct tho samo hour. They have
completed their funsral outfit even
10 their tombstones. They live in
Iredsll county.
Sir Moses MOnte6ors, the eminent
Jewish banker. is in his ninety
sexsnth year. He served a. sheriff
Of London and hliddlesex In 1887.
ths years Of the qIeen's accsssi on 70
The throne. and vas knightsd by her
N aiesty that year.
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The usw Queen Of Spain wears nc
earrings.
Old maids are very numerous in
England.
A dentists sign--Drawing, music
and dancing.
Texas has almost stopped horse
racing by fixing Q tar upon IL
Leadyille has two coropers. one
for day and one for night work.
Tue high price Of cotton may af-
feet the batting Of the base ball clubs
next season,
Door bells are not favored in
Leadville. II man is too proud to
kick the door 10 he's too hish-toned
for that localityI
a starved tramp said he was 90
thin that when be had Q pain be
couldn't tell whether 1t was . stom.
snh ache or Q back ache.
A Western editor says one hug is
worth dozen love lettsrs, and .tbey
oaunot be introduced ~ svidsu ce in
. breach Of promise suit.
Tho preacher who pre- aches that
conteptmsut is better than riches,
ought 10 hs o0ntaqtsd whom his CON
tributiop box rsturus smptyi
10 Il said that Elisou's light will
hnrp under wstsr a. we'll a. above II
and there u no longer any nssd Of
inaling around 10 tho dark for 6sh,
A Rsllsionts map's Nightmare
tarusd out 10 bs the sbAdou ef his
Witss foot On The bedroom vall in-
slaad q - uaaaTtk1 uassAer WITH
~ haras.
nnsoa Nalhan Uplheshill. ~
= ';i
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- o I q a G II n I q i.
the HEART or ICE

The winters day vas drawing "a
o close, and the black shades Of q
snowy night were setting 10.
In the silent ssclasion OF deer
and lonsly glen, far from any other
habitatiou, and some length from
tue public road. stood Q small cot
tags, known as the Glen Faruhoass,
the property Of Ralph Granite, who
resided there With hia wife, aud had
done 20 for thlvty years.
Us was Q cold, bard man--cold
and hard q the name hs bore.
May Granite. his wifs. was the
exact ravsrse, With motherly face
end warm and tender heart.
On this bleak night Of Dsce,n Der,
this night OF storm, who'd aud snow,
Granite aud his wife were quietly
ssated in the large, homsly kitchen.
At last Mrs. Granite, dropping her
knitting In her lsp, broke the si-
lsucs Of the room.
Il wonder whore Alice u "a. night
Ralph r.
"what do you care whsrs she 10,
shf" roughly exclaimed The farmer,
looking up from his paper wish .
dark frowu.
"a night Of stern never comes
bal ! think OF my poor girli it
IVES on such Q night % this that she
lsst opr home, end tonight I have
auch . strange fssling ct my heart, .
"1anish her from your thoughts
~ 4 have doas-ths disohsdisnt
girl.
"Oh, Ralph, Ralph, Il is uufathsr.
'Iy 10 talk thus I Rememhsr that
she il your daughtsr, my ohild-ths
only child God ever gave u.s."
And tears came rushing 10 The
poor mothers eyes.
"What claim has che ou as now Z
"a very dutiful daughter she proved.
Ridnt she 2" cried the father, bit.
srly. "When Alice disobeysd me
by marrying thst ion George Con.
tey. ! lore hse hos and usmory
pat Of say hsast.r 81
~AIIss was uevsr . disohsdieut
ohid never, never !" wspt the mo-
hsr. ''Shs loved . man who loved
|sr truly 0hs esras IA you ana
1pld you III be- too, oanA end ask.
q yoar CONSENT 10 marry Alice.
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assd, ipsultsd him, aad thrust hin
otn your house"
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wThsy we're married 10 the villaae
purch,r = vent on Mrs. Grsnits, and
ok The night traia for the city two
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- her fsts asd whsgsabouts have
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80 The moment ] received thsn."
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the earth. sad The little slab con.
tains three smss-Ralph and Mary
0rAuite, cod Alice. thcir daughter.
Husband, wifs and daughter sleep
together now, under the shade Of The
I'd willow.