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ofIeuses in 1873 and 1879. On the opening OF
court to-day the Prosecutor stated tlat one
of his principal witnesses had been knocked
down and kicked BY person who hao PROF.
tied by Marshman'S practices.
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY. BILL
The House of Commons passed the En-
ployers' Liability bill through Committee.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
Burglars stole 1000 worth of ,jewelry
and plate from the residence of Lord Eldon,
near Warehanl, on Thursdaynight.
THE BUELALs BILL
The House of Commons will take up the
Burials bill In committee Friday next, when
Alfred Illingworch, member for Bradford.
OH behalf Of the advanced Liberals, will
move an amendment to Clause &, which now
reads as follows: "Burial may take place
with such Christian and orderly religious
service"
Illingworch proposes to amend to read: j:
",Vith such Christian or other orderly
seryice"' II the amendment is carried. the
bill must go back to the House of Lords,
where it will probably be rejected, making q
Conference Committee necessary.
Earl Granville, last night, declined to sag
when the session of Parliament would prob
ably close. Its prolongauon is the subject of
general comment and considerable COM
p1alnt-
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How Soon we Are Forgot.

HOW Soon Human glory becomes only fleet
ing shadow. But 30 goes tho world. 1t is a
story verified by many generations. A China
nun, student OF Confucius, once took it into
bis head to trnvel in Europe. He arrived at
for the works Of the immortal lli1iofou Thc
bookseller assured him that be had never heard
ct the author. ''Whatr' said the Chinnmnsi.
that light Of tho eyes, that .favori. of Kings,
11a that rose Of perfection? l supposc that yo1
Know nothing Of the immortal Fitslhih1, second
the bookseller. 1t is an obvious mornl. The
world S, = the BOOKSELLER. Alas, the vanity Of
los, 9 have heard OF the name Of VrncpataI!no
hcgiuua! He imagined that there was no man
IN tho world that knew him not; how man; men
singa:'' - 1
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DUMPED IN The RIVER.
Another Excursion Party Meets
with a Direful Accident.
Falling Of a Wharf Filled with Peo'
pie at Mount Hope, Mass.
A Hundred or More Persons Pre-
cipitated into the Water.
Record Of Casualties at Other Points
Yesterday.


DENVER. Colo, Aug. IA Times special
from Como gives brief account Of an acci.
dent which occurred at Red Hil, a small
station OIL the South Park Road, last night.
About 1s O'Clock a fire broke out in
the depot and caused the explosion
of about 1000 pounds OF powder,
which blew the depot and every building
in the place to atoms. The agent, +. Z. Col
yer, was badly injured by burns and cuts,
and is not expected to live. His assistant,
Charley Hilton, was killed, and two other
men badly injured.
Further particulars of the explosion at
Red Hill last night are to the effect that
Frank L. Collyer, Agent, T. J. Conway, As
sistant Agent, and Charles Glinn, freighter.
were sitting in the depot awaiting the down
train when the explosion occurred. When
the Flairplay coach reached the scene Of the
disaster soon after the passengers found
Charles Hilton, an employe, fearfully man
g1ed, and not a stitch of clethng save one sock
being found on him. Collier was severely
wounded about the head. and it is feared his
skull is broken. Conway was internally in
jured, but not fatally. Glenn was wounded
about the body, but not seriously. His coat
on which the depot. freigl,t-house, eating.-
house, saloon, and forwarding-llouse stood
is now bare of buildings. They were
blown into splinters from the size Of
a toothpick to that of office kindling
the i've badncs @ e IS said that tweva Cases
of gunpowder were ID the freig1lt-fouse, but
this is mere runlor, and there is some mys-
terry about the affair. Agent Collier, who
has recovered consciousness, says there was
were removed to Fairplay. 1t is said that
the STA re-flriycr raunht Sc01lndrnf breaking
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EUROPEAN CROPS.
PRESENT PROSPECTS.

flsEEENI 1ItOSlf+C1Ss
LONDON, Aug. 14.-The weekly grain cir
cular says: Whcat-cutting is now general
in the earlier districts. The crop i'll South
Essex appears to be a fair average US to guam
tity, and very fine quality. The wheatcrop III
Devonshirc is the best since 1865, but In the
midland counties and In Lincolnshire and
Yorkshire the prospects are very unfavora-
Bile, the injury done not being wholly repara-
bic, even BY fine weather.
Estimates" of the French crop, which q
short time ago ranged from 20, oo0, 900 to S.
100000 hectoltrcs, now appear to be from S.
009,G00 to q, GOO 600. No trustworthy estimate
Of the fnfl yield can be made yet. But
total yield OF 600 o@ wo'!Id ao I'd make necessa
The German harvest is delayed and injured
by wet weather. Prices at Berlin are higher
than week or fortnight ago. Fresh ship
ments to the United Kingdom from sources
other than American remain very limited
GERMANY.
BERLIN, Aug. 14.-Crop prospects in Upper
Silesia and East Prussia are very gloomy.
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BATH, MT, Aug. l4.-About this afternoon,
K. E. Parkhurst, a young lawyer Of this village,
shot and killed Fannie Howell, daughter OF a
prominent merchant here, and killed himself
They were married about four years ngo. but
never lived together, a legal separation taking
place Immediately after tho marriage. Tho
tragedy took place in a room in the Nichols
House, where the two went but few minutes
before the shooting. The young man and won,un
belonged to the best families in the place, and
Six or seven years ago they were married Mt q
picnic. but the parents nterfercd, and the courts
irving Ut age ParEh,,rsE desired a rcnnrriaqe,
but tho girls parents objected. and ill-fccling
Was engeudered. To-day Parkhurst again tried
ber be- refsai dreg M revolver % shootinx % her una and
then himself.
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A Celebrated Frencstnaan Dead.


.Mr. Isaac pereire, the celebrated fnaucier,
died on Monday last at the age Of n. Nr
pereire came to Paris in 1873 from Bordeaux
and joined his brother Emile. lie was one of
been initiated into the doctrines, ile
lS3o. % At that p period Of tt his 'qns lie Ila ia
ggaye lectures on Industry, finances, and po-
from Bazard: Emile Pereire followed the
apostle of Saint-Simonism. lie was success
sively writer in the Temps, tile Journal dcs
C0nnutss97cEs Uti|cs. and the. Debats. It
was into that last-nanled paper that he intro
dnced for the first time dailyaccount Of the
Buurse, 4 step which was soon adopted by
all the ether papers.
When in 1885 his brother Emile became
Chairman OF the St. Germain Railway, which
lines, lie joined the undertaking as Sub
director, and devoted his attention especially
to the organization and accounts of the Com
pany. After that he joined ali the under
5skln1Es l1 ct of r llis brother, and the names Of
nectcd with al1 the great financial enter
prises of the Empire.
For the past ten years Mr.. Isaac PereIre
has been blind: but he has never ceased to
remained to the end faithful to the Saint
Simonian doctrines. All his family have
been brougl't up, if not in irreligion, at least
n indifference on religious matters. Mr..
Perelrs ;nso was twice elected Deputy,-in 1868
was inyal'dated by the Corps Lceislat1f.
The total fortune Of the Pereire family has
1or long time been constituted into civil
society, Of which Mr. Isaac Pereire was the
President According to the statutes OF this
society, each member receives an income
and board according to his share. The fam
" live i'll 2 splendid hotel, Nos. IS and ~
Faubourg ST. Aonore. The eldest son Of Mr.
P, Perei5e, nr. MEene Pereire, now becomes
t-FAE11anf inf o1,.
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STARVATION AT LOUISVILLE,
4 Youns German Girl's Fast Of Fifty
Days.


a YOung German Gir1ss Fast Of Fifty
DAYS.
Sn+efo1 IN fyncinnatf co,np..-c,or
A.. !, rh., .rt-... 20 a.
Aools' Lille, n.y. auk' n'-1Ae seofS VI tne
starving girl, Minnie sebach, Is one OF strange
mystery.
SUNDAY Inst Dr. y. r. Ieach,nan. ono of tho heet
rn,,s;o;s,e l., ~, ao,,,,t- ,;ei+od 49, ha,,. ~
pnse'clAns III Tue COUNTY, visited Tue eotlse OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. Stebach. Ihey live In small cot
tage on the north side Of Marshall, one door
above Jacksnn
uv.,1 49, is,.o,,,a..o,r,,. is .,a,,,.a u,s
'e'1' 'a's out Pec@ness' enc asAs' II you
IS REPORTER please go away; Ve Is bothered
great deal lately by thcnl.''
Tho German 1von,on who mot +ho r;o3+o,a o+ thu
t,oor vii ,or,;t ht+, ;f ta ~ -.h,,.e;a ~ auo
wv W.. ~. hln, - nc " apnsslc1aH' 10 e1-
anime tne sick-cnamher. Ibis privilege was nc
corded to DR.. Leachmnn. Tho sick girl lay ut
full length on an ordinary he'd. the covcrjnr of
,.nioh ,,.,e .,.att, -o,..r-oa =; .,.+ sas.s, ~
'~ 80, .'"' 80 -' 1'eAeeo ~ p"i' o1' ei'4 'ucues
aooFe ueF "nlst* her arms were also Mt 1ull
length, End her legs were stretched similarly
Examination showed n fajr ten,nero+ure of +ho
h,d1 bu+ :, nu,so ~ ~ ua- f,ot s,-o.e .e1, -
ooN'' p " .i- Ast .ee' "eie colu,
% co!o tuAt 1ol iron haa Deen placed
against Iaem. Looking at her hands, Dr.
LcAchnan uiscovered SKIN 1nd bones, the
tpIncr utu"n Lisntty 70 tne iatter. llts1ng
the arm, ne discovered remarkable riKidity anu
coTresponalng heav11ess. Ihc Joints arc more
~ 4ss a!en3 iae oe es' "uen tnis PHYSICIAN
, nl1.ut LIS s. e1u1unLou' ILL: we're closed. out tho
ulVutn was "iuc opch- ltcsplraton sEns quick
t34H hAoIe4+ "u1!e IL FesPlElu4 mosL pro-
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CANADIAN.


When the shooting had concluded, few
minutes after 3 O'Clock, round of cheers
was given BY the American ritlemen for their
defeated friends.
Col. Gilders!eeve spoke on behalf of the
American team, praising the Canadians for
the fine score shown ly them. Col. Gibson,
in responding, said he and his men had
hardly dared more than hope for victory over
the Americans. But; as the, losing score
was better than anything ever before shown
by Canadian ri1emen, he was content. He
hoped for chance to balance the account
BY beating the Americans on some future
occasion. He invited 1.-THE Creedmoor rifle
men to visit Toronto, and thanked the
Amateur Club for their hospitalities.
All the shooters caine to tho city in spe-
cial train, the Canadian rifemen leaving for
home BY the night express. The scores made
slrpass anything ever made in match be-
tween teams of six, excepting the recent
match of Col. Bodine at Dollymount- There
was no trophy dcpentling on the American
Canadian match, and the Amateur Club will
probably send team to Canada next.
, 1880-08-15
a TEXAS STORM.

CAsBRov1I.LE, Tex, Aug. H.-Hand's mills
were washed away last night. The Medina
River is exceedingly high, and still rising.
The water has reached the second story Of
Couran's mill.t
ISDLASoLA, Tex, Aug. 14.-Thursday
evening the water In the Gulf rose to
a depth three feet throughout the town,
the wind blowing forty-eight miles
an hour. a number of people left
morning Of the 18th the water rose rapidly,
and the wind reached 4 rate Of seyenty-five
miles an hour. The track and tics Of the
Morgan Railroad were literally lifted from
its bed and carried half mile by the wind.
No lives lost. The water and wind have
entirely subsidized,
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TROUBLE WITH BULGARIA EXPECTED.
LONDON, Aug. IA Bucharest corrc-
spondent asserts that the Bulgarians
positively refuse to cede Arab Tabia to Rou-
mania, and that there are large armed bands
of BulEarians in that vicinity. Rou,nania
has taken measures to occupy the position
Immediately on receipt OF tho notification Of
the Powers
According to reports from Bucharest, 45,-
o00 Russians are concentrating ,lear Border,
to be ready in the event of action of Bule;-
ria. The transportation of munitions,
horses. comnissary stores, and troops is
continually going on near the Roumanian
A steamer has arrived at Galatz with Rms
sian artillery and aulbullnces destined for
Bulgaria 1t is also stated that the Russians
are concentrating at Radzcuiloff, on the
Austrian frontier.
ALBANIA.
LONDON, Aug: IA dispatch from Scu-
H, 1arl, Albania, Wednesday says. Mustapha
Faslla's advance upon Albania has had no
result so far. 4 few skirnnshes have r.
suited successfully for the AlDanlans. The
Montenegrins are concentrated at Podgo-
rita {19:
:, This dispatch, taken in connection with
NE reported declaration Of independence BY
the Albanans at Prisrcnd may indicate ali
outbreak Of hostiiities between the Ajbanf-
ans and Turkish forces
HORSES FOR GREECE.
ATHENS. Aug. IA vessel has arrived
aere from Trieste with $50 horses, the
first installment Of l,400 purchased in Hun
gary for the army.
THE auE1DITEs.
RAGusA, Aug. 14.-The Aliridttes are re-
turning to Tusi, and the Albanian League
are giving them money and rifles.
ANOTHER REQUEST FROM TURKEY.
CoSsrAST1SoPI.E, Aug. 14,-Abeddin
Pasila has interviewed tile Ambassadors TO
Ask a Tor the prolongation Of the term accorded
or Dulcigno. 1~1 = A@'''
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tho Post Office they give much satisfaction; n
the establishment OF Vt least oHaazge ias<lrsAnce
company IN the city their services are highly
valued, and we believe one Of The 1Rost eminent
OF Indian statistfcians ard econdnists now resi-
dent in this country gets lady assistants to DO
most of tho calculations which The drift OF his
researches renders necessary. dny chance OF
not to be neglected, and we trust TINT the taking
Of the census will be regarded as nfArorabic op-
portunity tor letting deserving md competent
female assistants have II share Of whatever
work and e1nolumcnt may be going in conucc-
ton With the business
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spT7n1!eld {5la13.1 1fF06al:1n-
"estficld is the rst town in this Ffctnlty u
report cure rs Il result Of Dr. Tanners foEsJ-
days fast; but it was accomplished BY Just Ing
hpposit method from that he pursued 4 woman
,sho has had SO much trouble from her dgesuse
organs that she was confined to her bed cua-
ing, grew Interested IN Or. Turner's case. aud
easerly watched Developments. She found t1at
his starvation symptoms exactly correspoaaea st
with her troubles, and SO reasoued that nel3
must be caused by insufficient sustenance eae
therefore ce,.sed to conii,se herself to s.r1 r.
tons, purtook freely Ut food, grew rapidly oet-
ter, aud nov. walks about in better health tnan
for many months.
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Bulgaria Will Resist the Proposed
Cession Of Territory to
Roumania.
The New Afghan Ameer Suspected OF
Playing False With the r.
English.
French Jesuitical influence Already
Felt in Spanish Politics.
Generally Unfavorable Reports from the
English and Continental Crops.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
ESGLASD's QCANDARf.
Sn<ei1i {.aITE.

Speet1l Cable
LONDON, Aug. 14.-Mr. Gladstone's re
coyery has been rapid, and it is expectet
that he will attend the House OF Com
mons next week. He was present to-day a
the Cabinet Council, which had much inl
Dortant business to consider. France is re
solved to withdraw from the conbinet
European movement against TurSe,
ii any. steps are proposed beyont
moral suasiou. Gambetta's speech at Cher
bourg shows why she pursued this course
The German press manifests anxiety
The attitude Of France disappoint:
many Liberals. though the close relation:
of Sir Charles Dixie and Gambctta enable
the Foreign Office to understand the French
ex-dictator's real motive. The atti
trde of France behooves Mr.
Gladstone to move circumspectly- Il
too fn.petuous he may leave the other
Powers behind and precipitate L conflict
At present nothing but naval promenade
has been agreed to, and that will prove
Ineffective. 1t is evident that the Albanians
are more eager to secure their own indie
pendcnce than to resist the eession Of the
non-Albanian territory to Greece.
The meeting Of the Albanian League at
Prisrcnd was so conclusive that Turkey no
longer trusts the Albauians to fight her bat
ties.
The British Cabinet isalso confronted with
OTHER DIFFICULTIES
than those Of Greece and Montenegro. Gam
betta's speech has tempted Russia
to make fresh oyertures for a
French alliance, but the Standards
correspondent says the offer was percmptorily
refused. Russia is also credited with desire
tn tanper with Austria, her susccptibilities
being aroused by the meeting of the Emperors
Francis Joseph and William at 1schl, and the
subsequent meeting OF tho former with the
Prince Of Roumania and Seryia the
two last named being evidently intent on
transferring their friendship to Austria and
these incidents by the sudden journey Of
Count Moltke to Ischl, by way of Vienna, to
meet the Emperor Francis Joseph and the
Princes mentioned
There is also increasing danger in the COM
pllca1lons in the Balkan States. Russia is
concentrating troops i'll Bessarabia, causing
thereby uneasiness in Rounlal,ia and Aus
tria. Russia's object is to support Bull
garia- A Roumailian uprising is evident
If Turkey is net induced to yield peaceably
to the decisions OF the Berlin Conference
She is threatened with war Of nationalities
Of great proportions, in order to avoid which
Powers to secure Turkey a guarantee of her
remaining European territory. If she ac-
cepts the Berlin recommendations. Sir
Charles D1lke'S statement on this point cr&s-
atcd much interest 1t is felt that this course
Is the most likely to secure pacific settlement.
, 1880-08-15

GERMANY.
FRESH FLOODS IN s1LEsIA.
LONDON, Aug. IA Berlin dispatch re-
ports fresh foods in several districts in Up
per Silesia, causing enormous damage.
FINISHED.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE following has
been received by E. Steiger, of this city:
COLOGNE, Aug. 1.-THE dome. OF the
Cathedral is finished. The last stone has
been inserted III the final Of the second
tower. Flags everywhere announce the JOY
full event.
THE COAL TRADE.
BERLIN, Aug. 14.-Represcntatiyes Of lead
ing coal mines in Rhineland Westpha1ia.
and Upper Silesia and of the railways and
manufactures III conference are considering
the tariff scale for transporting coal to Ham
as to supcrsede English coal. No decision is
reached yet,
, 1880-08-15
FEMININE NOTES,

AN -HO4E5s
A girl mag smile and smile. and be unvt1ta'
The individual who points with pride Il ths
woman with handsome diamond ring.
| 4 mans slippers are made for comfort aud
| Tonans to show her colored stockings I
! 4 81. Louis Indy who had been graduated fruu
Ihree seIIllaar!es tried TO send bandbo1 BY TEL
cgraph the other day
You never saw my hands as dirty as tbst !.
said 4 petulant mother to her little gill .Aa
but your mn did, was the reply.
''There, that explains where my ciothesLuas
went TO-. exclaimed an Iowa womau as sha
found her husband hanging in the stable. -.
Wisconsin women are sharp. When they gtys
their children matches to play with and 70 eH
IN visit, they carry the insurance policies With
them. ~
with that OF light, Is SO little that for example
IT you were shot. you would not hear the sound
until you were dead for awhile
When they can't make an ALBANY baby ouis
crying ~ any other way, they let him crawl ln-
ger Il bed and maize him believe they think TINT
pc Is lost and are looking for him, md he vii
keep quiet for TWO hours
Oct, snid love-sick Hiberniau. awhat
recreation it Is 10 be dying OF love! It sets ths
heart nehing So deilcate1y there's no 1:.kiag 4
wink OF slape for the pleasure Of the pain"
4o1 SCE, SalU Il uFeIy uId DacnEt0E, on OeG&
advised to get married. '' You see, can't do II.
because l could not nRrry q woman dent
respect. and it would be impossible fur rnt TO
respect woman that would consent to marry
me-
Two Galveston ladies' meet Says No. l:
:" Why, do you know what heard about your
- I've no idca.'' II heard that when your nus
band was sick and not expected to live. yua
went to u picnic ''lt's vile slander; 1t wa
only an excursion"
a neWspapcr-m1n's wife, who deserves puFsa
equal to her wit, says that she is in quandau
whether to get ready to go away on rae,tloa
and stay ut home, or not to get ready and 60
she can afford to do one or the other, but nos
both.-Lolccu Courier.
An fmpecunIous fortrne-huuter having been
accepted by IN heiress, at the wedding. WheFe
that portion OF the ceremony was reached where
the bridegroom says. with all my worldly
Roods I thee endow," spiteful relatiyeof
the bride exclaimed. "There goes his yalise:"
sin the hour OF danger woman thinks leastm
herself,'' said Madame de SraEi. Truet .HhFn
the thunder roars, and ths vivid lightning
flashes, ana the big drops come down. the wo11.
an who IS cuught out IN the storm dcyotes 1et
agony to the thought that her hat and dress WILL
be ruined.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

NEW ALBANY, Ind: Aug. 1.-THE infant
child st William Sands, Il prominent grocer
OF this city, was burned to death yesterday
i'll bed. A little sister Of the infant accident
ally set fire TO the mosquito-tar with match.
Ihe:llt one was shockingly burned, and
lived but an hour.
, 1880-08-15
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Special Dispatch to The Chtcaoo TFfbu,,

6pec1at DFspdsc5 70 TIE Ch9c00o iF3bNNe,
EVANSVILLE, Wis, Aug. 14.-As n buggy
containing A. Emerson, wife, and two chill
dren was descending hill near Alton this
afternoon a holdback broke, causing the
horse to run away, tipping ont the whole
family. all being more Or less injured, one
child having It's skull fractured and the lower
jaw dislocated
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spouse to bus3ness-]tke ring. admn..
die-axed party with black bard dst.ed ansd MD
blue goggles and ioag- tailed uI.fsss AUG ~essh.
tr tha AN t,t., takns M me census MIN. be ssta
some blanks; - just ionk aharn Eiettlns oet
answer the necessary questions ~ p'easa, ~
Miss Smiley tretnhlcs Il little. as vomc,.,
@ meat M oiicer, @ dn md s, aaS sae tps;s tsx to
Lem'me see-your names SmfYav r,-.'
first Nance o0-'ney bella
Su5nn. =
"Haveu't got nny, SIR =.
| tome now young woman, no prevor,,..
Arc you sure you haven't at n m;Ju1saaa
somewhere. and YOU are trying to cnnceaf aie ~
mo, sir; indeed have1'r" AHA J9aSea1 sss hss
lady: turning very pale. i wouidn'e @ ,9e ~, syas,
| you" o'oo sdeceA'a.
You'd better not, mum. The penaltv,,.
ty.hye years at hard labor" 1's saes+
"Graciot19 men
.'t'act. mum. Now, then, let's SEE x.to.. i:
Al! yes-how often married?' ~ !" "Dae aeak
.,,A :Ahum' Going to be, s'poze2 Been ,,,.,
20 yes, Sir: several times.''
"call It six times" said tho census s-ns,
ms ah eatFy; ;sa. Whats next: Al yesi. ls
'"M-nl-must T answer that2"
''Of course yo,1 must- Don't tr,t1a ,w,.,
united Stntes Government, mum. Cnma1ads VIA d
~ cli, IT'S sorter: thnt Is. kinder~"' '"e aoF-'
eo.,155t nThatn do' well call 1t mixed. g4.., IT,,
"Yes, sir!" with much crupbasrs
"Don't get excited Let's sce-rn ...
age down ~ q. The United States navp - ~. I'm
esa2 ns iG heie f. age on oath They
"rm just is. don't care waetba A. ~.
ernment likes it or not, said the c!tizenasss s Gor.
p'Sa5{ So{ course, of course; thev ri, g., ~.
*Eh:'' ~o4se''
How many inches around the waisra" peaasT.
Wen. IT you r must know. 10. But ttin4 T..
No remarks, II you please. Ahem, 1r-a,
call 1t lg They geaesaly throw of about tss.al thssa
"Ywo-but can wear one and a."
''l'E return yc,1 rs No. 1. That's aho,.~.
thIeer alxayS says- Any beau1 r ?''"ass
~ say, uny ocau1 ?-and be Vert ..,,..,
rhor1fies IRE very particular on thk no6. aa-
everything to do with the nexr census. Tso ses US
Now; how many swcethearts:" :" '"4 See
MeliEor conIse-there OUT are Some gentlemen
"of course there are; I've got you dou, :,
the Good-lopks' space as 'A-A-1-1 ha.a g
some So, OF course, you have pIentr ~ aa" -
s6e prfncipaI requires hoTes
"Well," said the young Indy, Somewhat ,,ou,
NED. there t Jimmy Plif, and Tom Ms9s
and 1291
= Hold up, right there! Which Of 'em IN ~,
intend to u,arryT said the enulpcrn.nr ~ " 5oa
lation, earnestly ~ Pofa'
"Oh. neither Of them. There's-ahem,-t
Z splendid gentlemen named ScudbctMa.
Charlie scudberry--perhaps you know him; 4.
hair. and AaA cueT
And do these-these other gentleuen--pw
and DigEs-know OF the existence-of th;s.s1.
fellow, Scudberrr:' Aa aas
20 no! I'm too smart for that. 1n.t r..
them along 70 bug ice-cream aId carsms;4
and take me to the theatre. ITS 1he h;enas.
'un! Charlie Knows NIL about It, you SEE ii
20 he does, does he!" roaretI the ce5ms.msn
Jerking III bis wig and goggles, and reSea;ntt
he enraeed features Of Mr.. Thomas Di9rss =
rish him joy of his bargain. aud Ri EiSe him
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