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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-12-08

SOME time ago it was reported that
an American syndicate had acquired
guano claims in Peru to the amount of
hundreds Of millions, and strong sus-
pieion exists that the politicians and
capitalists interested are using all the
influence they possess to induce the
United States government to insist on
such action on the part OF Chill toward
Peru as will protect these claims. The
suspicion may be unfounded, but it is
suggested to explain the course of
Minister Hurlbut.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-12-08

ONE Of the most stupid and inexcusable
pieces Of carelessness on record was perpe-
itrated the other evening by one of the
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Oma-
ha switchmen, at Hudson, Wis. 1t seems
he had opened the switch on the dump"
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-12-08


over an alleged remark of one of the
United States high officials, who is re-
ported to have said that he would
rather undertake to carry glass case
full of stuffed birds up Broadway from
the Battery of Central Park at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon than to take charge
again for single day ofthe descendants
of Baron Stuben. The matter is to be
made the subject of official diplomatic
correspondence between Germany and
the United States.
DR.. Samuel g. ARMoR, dean of the
faculty Of a Brooklyn medical college,
expresses the sentiments of the general
public when he says there are many
Guiteaus in the world-"i i'll. balanced
mental monstrosities, compounded of
badly arranged intellectual forces, fee
BILE moral faculties and enormous self
conceit. Such people are kind Of
missing links between a low and ire
sponsible animal type of brain and the
supreme ideal of perfect humanity. If
such persons are pronounced irrespons-
ible for their deliberately planned pur-
poses of murder: society has no longer
any safeguards against the worst ele-
ments of its population. Compared
with such characters insane peonle are
comparatively harmless, for they are
usually confined"
j. HOWARD WELLS, who is under. ar
rest for threatening the life Of Jay
Gould, wrote to Gould that you have
ncfmercy; you have robbed the rich
and poor, and through your villainy
you have brought destitution upon
thousands Of families. You have
robbed both great and small, and now
the Lord says you must pay for all"
He said, "by express will and COM
mand Of Cod" he would shoot Gould
through the heart. The punishment
for this sort of threat is confinement
in the jsil or state prison. This 81.
Howard Wells" turns out to be con-
summate scoundrel. who defrauded
the government out Of nearly $1,000
COO two million) at the close of the
war. He was a captain and commits
iary Of subsistence, and was for long
time in charge of the purchasing depot
1t Baltimore. He got his successor, a
simple, honest old army officer, to re-
ceipt for his army stores IN 0,tk-six
warehouses full, apparently, and then
ded 70 Europe. He has never been
heard OF since until now, when he turns
up g IN attempted blackmailer of Jay
Gould.
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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-12-08

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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-12-08

NEAR Spearville, Kansas, on Friday
night, five armed and disguised men
boarded the Santa Fe train coming east.
A brakeman walked through the coaches
and warned the passengers to hide their
valuables, creating wild excitement, It
was arranged that, aid to. capture the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12
The Btu POM

me enterprise Of N. 4. Crsddock is pro
,sesoisl IN Dallas. Starting ia the Gauo,
business in this c " = few years seo, by close
s.' s honesty OF purpose, fair dealing
and the buying and selling of only the very
hest aud pures, class. OF goods, he hs bull, ny
sn immense business. With two arst-clsss
saloas 10 the city, one in Oorsicsna and
one . IN Denton, the "big four ia capturing
~, 'oe trads. just go to Crsddock's saloon,
she store room. and you will be as,onisbed =,
Toe quantity Of goods there to be found
Urea. rows Of whisky barrels full Of the pure
old Monarch, with bungs open, and mellow.
ns WIN age, imported wines, s!es, fancy
liquors mineral waters and cigars wi,ho1,
md, Buying In large guam tiles for cash. he
u always enabled to get the very finest quail
tiles OF goods for less money than the small
buyers have TO give for inferior Qualities
lou hnd the same liquors in all his saloons
ana attentive, courteous attendants to cater
to you desires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12
Remarkable Mechanism
New York Tribune,

A matchmaker in Newcastle. Penn, says o
Pittsburg paper, has completed set of three
gold shirt studs, in one of which il watch
that keeps excellent time. the dial being
about three eighth of an inch in diameter.
The three studs are connected BY strip of
wire inside the shirt bosom, and the watch
contained in the middle one Is wound up by
turning the stud above, and the har ds are
set by turning the one below. But perhaps
the most remarkable thing about the lilipu-
tan machine Is that it works with pendu~
lum, like clock. AID the pendulum will act
with ease and accuracy in whatever position
The tmepiece is placed, even if it To turned
upside down.
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A New Photographic wonder.


The zoopraxsoscope is long name to
give to very simple apparatus, but proba.
bly, none other conveys an idea 60 briefly of
its objects, uses and capabilities. The in.
strument itself is the zoogyroscope in On i'm.
proved form. and bv the revolution of two
disks parallel with each other, but revolt
wing in contrary directions, certain visual al
lusions are obtained which are as astonishing
as they are inexplicable accepting SO far as
their effects are governed by the general
laws appertaining to the persistency of
vision.
Apart from many essential notifications
in the in strumtn mt itself, quite large num-
Der of movements of varion, animals can
now be illustrated, including ia one picture
horses executing various movements, and
travelling in different directions 1T various
rates of speed; q race track wherein one
horse gradually overtakes his competitors ia
the race, and number OF excited spec
tators, sre waving their arms and throwing
up their hats in celebration of
the victory of their favorite deer hunt,
where the deer, followed successfully by
dogs and horsemen, trayerses over the illu.
minated scene; an acrobat turning a somer-
ssult upon the back of horse. A man
pursuing the even tenor of his way is sudden.
~ astonished by the appesra CO of wild
bull, and seeing no other means Of escape,
turns somersault over the animals back.
When it is remembered these are simply
reproduction by photography from the life,
with all the movements of limbs exactly as
made by the living animal, without any.
imaginary interpretations, there value to the
artist and scientist is sef-evident.
For the purpose of attempting TO study
the movements Of tho horse, Meissonnier
leased railroad snk chartered locomotive
and car, wherein he patiently eat day after
day, watching the animal rs he ran or trotted
at similsr rate of speed on Tace-track
parallel with the railroad. With what in.
tense qualification would the artist Meisson-
nier or the scientific Msrey watch the move
ments of animals as delneated by the
zoopraxeoscope, and obtain in few minutes
the information they have been for years
investigating without securing the results
they SO earnestly desired.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12
music IN the NIGHT.
nr HArS1Er PRESCOTT sroFronI


when stars pursue their solema flight
or in the mi IDLE OF the night
A straiu of music visits me.
flushed In muclsnt silvery-
snch rich and rapturous strains that mak'
The very soul of silence ache
wi h logging forthe melody.
Or lovers in the distant dusk
m sum- gar ems, sweet with musk,
p ,uri, g ths bllssful burden out,
The breaking JOY, the dying doubt;
or jewellers, all flown with vitae,
And in madness, half dlviGe,
Realing the broken tune aOout.
Or Use the rude and rolling notes
That leave some stroll ing sailors' thro ats,
Has rse wi h he salt stray, IL may be,
Ofmany u miatf u-hing sea;
or some igh-mi del DIRE amer strays
Late through thu solitary ways,
Nor hesds the listening night for me.
Or how, how whence those toues be heard,
He rlag, the slumoe,ins sou, Is stirred
Aswhen swiftly pa.siug Eight
Startl the sbsdo vs. iato fligat,
While one remeInbr ace suddenly
Thrills through the melting melody
A strain of music in the hight
Ont of the darkness bursts the song,
Into The dafkncs moves along;
Only n choid of IN, mory jars,
only an old woun q burns its scars,
Asibc w Id sweetness of tho slraln
Smitps the heart wito passionate pain,
And yanishes among the stars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12
Gr0ud moonlight Picnic

Inc froshlnn singing society will give q
grand moonlight picnic at Shs y View park
az me terminus of the San Jacinto railroad
on the eleventh of this month. Tickets fol
sale s. al toe Market drug store, China hall anG
Trinity cigar factory. Admission so cents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12
ELEGANT JEWelRY CHEAP.

roiniroduce our new styles and influences trade
We make the following unparalleled offen for :
short tnie; THE Berlin Packet coniains 4 Eold
plated watch chain. agate shawl pin. iadyt ele-
CANT set Jcwery, sea bean cuff buttons coril neck.
lace set % agate studs gold plate band ring collax
button, key ring, pocket book, initiation sllf
handkerchief, pen, pencil. comic envelopes md
visiting cards All these mailed 10 you fOr No. II
stamps; pacsse.s iCs ti4oc. The To- can b ~
Ihs Royal cs.isi cOn.sins one ssps,s sms.sy,s. .
lace, coral sleeve buttohe. engraved lold plate
bracelets rose scarfpln, gold plated lady guld
plate sleeve buttons, heavy Eold etuus lovely
cameo scarf pin, genuine rAfleAn uiAmond siuuk
Maltese cross with y. dla!nonQ center. ne.uuml
Jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plate4
fink watch chain, plain gold plsts Hns, hobby
cameo ring. Msltc,e ssr,nnm wl,n =, s's..HrS
fiii plated sei with white stone ssssinss lss and
cameo scnif Kin, eng. gold plate sleeve nuttoua.
The whole u jha MAGNIFICENT cellectiQn .fvnl
secure by mall fOr A, i6r tl.ms for 2. 1hIs loe
can be Tetnilsd scslly ~ nom y = 90. Addrszss
N. Y. jEWELRY Co, Atlanta -.
THn Atlanta uLoI. says: "Th'. COMPANY s
your money u Astor~' ~" ...
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12
HOOK Printing.

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
nM lust received complete stock Of new type,
purchased OF nressly'for the execution Of book
print should not fail 10 call Of the HERALD
JOB Orrfcs anil see specimens and ascertain
pficcs. All work guaranteed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-12

The partnership heretofore existing between
simon MAYER and Leopold Bohny, under the
,lrn, name Of MAYER 4 Bohny, proprletors OF
Xno,io Hail, was dissolved BY mutual agree
mrSi on The 9th Inst, Leopold Bohny a.sum-
Inv Nil liabilities and paving AL Indebtedness.
'"e US SIMON MAYER,
LEOPOLD B01lNY.
Referring to the above. respectfully inform
nv friends and the public generally that VIII
cnn,inua ina business at Apollo Hall, corner
Main nm Poy dras s,reetsi where he beet OF
wines, LIQUORS aud fresh Winkclmeyer,s neer
can always DO had. LEOPOLD BOHNxi
d2.wL
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TltU THIS.
HOP Bttters are the Purest and Hest
1 BftteIs ever made,

a 'hey are compounded from Hops ,Buchu.
4Mandrak and nande ion, the old 81, best
Sand most valuable medicines in the world
Eanu contain all the best and most cnratiyei
rproperties OF all other Bit rs, being theI
lsreate4t Blood Pu iiier, Liver Regulator.
'sanu Life and Health Restoring Agent on
,aearth. No di'ease or Ill health can posi-
,SDly long exist where these Eitiers are used |
Eso varied and perfect are tNeir operations.
q they give new life and vigor To the aged
Janu inilrm. To all whose employments|
kcanse lrfegularity of the bowels or urinary!
iorgans, or who require an Appetizer, TonicI
8ahd mild stimulan', these Bit ers are in
8valuable, being highly Gu atve, tonic andj
8stimulating, without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symp-I
+ toms are, what the disease or ailmens ia
Xuse Hop Bitters, bad or miserable, use M
8Bltte's at once. 1t may save your life
Il Hundreds have been saved by so doing
4a5' $500 az will be paid for case they will
dnOtcure or help.
n Do not suffer yourself or let your frlends|
sSsuiler, but use and urge them to use Hop|
A Remember, Hop Biiters is no vile, druc-l
sged, drunken nostrum, but the Pure, i andl
Best Medicine ever mad the "lnvalid,. !
sFriend and Hope" and no person or fam
Oily should be without them. Try the Bitters
dto-dsy. III z BlrrERS MFG O.,
Il Rochester, N Y, ard Toronto, Ont
J For sale by all druggists.
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GENT COLUMN
@>@~T>~-
NOTICES,

n olCk = Advef. sements may he hanasi
into our business once up 10 s n. m
..t INTO the COMPRISING room unto a. M.
SEALhD BIps Will We received nv t6s cj,v
~ nc eoanel. Of Dallas, for the eitS rrIptins
ed \" S n,,s nseai YER. Bids to be sddr So
p,,n, e,v council and mar ed, "Blds for
,rnting." Said bids will be opened and ean.
.rac, awarded by the city conncil At it, mar,
iesu'sr meeting, on Tuesday the slst inst
Joro,,, los, G. NJ. SWINE,
p,,s,,,, -, u lhst City Secretary.
HES MILL FOR SALEM A yre.,
r. - ~. a compiets Flour Mil with a
n "a, tse-power e. CINE and buildiup. ali Tor
w VIII lease mil grounds Tor n n"mhar
VI ars' good title warranted.
asS -.-un CHRISTIAN KRIEG.
oalOE = a bargain osn he had In 7,
40, pounds OF bourgeois type, in pri,ns cor.
"...on, NV applying 1t this nice. N
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PRICE G5 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all drugslsts and country NOR
.THOMpsoN. GEORGE &Co., Sole Agents,
Dallas and Galveston.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-A comfortable house near to
IL business, with seven rooms clstern and
hydrant all new. To good tenant low rent
will be given. Apply AT Sanger Bros to
dtf Y. nj. WHEAT.
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II Is an exollent corrective Of Indi. estion.
! have used 1t with prompt and beneficial re-
suits.
Rev.: Drs. Jeter, Broaddus, Dicklnson--
tia endorsed by the direct personal testl.
m0ny of men Of national fame ana OF striotest
OF speech. II Ia not too much TO say that no
medicine ever had such support In its favor 40
nent ''v'rcl who underwrite tbi. nntidote to
dysri ga ha, deserved weight. Their united
with, iined with the sxperimented use ard
the a. rov2loft the preparation by we'll known
physicians remcvesal doubt. II beyond all
question q wonderful therapsutlcal agent
Edit religious Herald, Va.
Waco, Texas, May q, 1873.
FGlT diller h Co.-Please find enclosed u,
for wh,Gn wish you IN send me at once lts
Cure. My wife IL very III and Is 10 The only
thing that helps her that can find. Yours,
DAVIDF. DAVIS.
Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This remedy is OF tried virtue. have seen
dyspepsia cured completely by It, itseems 70
be an antfdote to our "natlonal diseas
The Ingredients are not kept by the apothoca-
ries and have been difficult to get.
Rev; r. L; pabrey,LL D., Iampecns:dn 2
It is highly esteemed here by tho reshls,
medical faculty and the people. IL Ia excel
lent for Indication and natulent colic-ssda-
tive, bVH- &c, tonic, slightly aperient, with.
out nanseA.
cey. DR.. Lar gum, Prof. Univ. N. G.
lconcur with Bishop Doggett In his estimat,
OF the Vest Pocket Cure.
Messrs. Polk, Miller 4 Co., Richmond, Va.
The Vest Pocket Cure for dyspepsia has done
me more good than any medicine ever tried.
My father, who Is q regular phYsician, en-
dorses It,. What will you take for tho recipe
can sell quantities OF 1t In this section.
ops 1t may Ind It's way Into every southern
6orinth. Heath Co., Ga, May IL, 1879.
Mcssrs. Polk, Miller AGO.:
9entlemen Please send me another bottle
of Vest Pocket Cure for Dyspepsia, l have
used the trislbottle and have no hesitation In
saving | believe. 1t superior to anything
l.. W. CHALK.
Pilot Point, Texas, May 25, 1879.
Rev. Robert Watts. A. NJ, Va:
have used the mixture In my family for
ten yeare, and have taken II for q dyspepsia
collie which ,reatened my life, and was cured
eating any dietw 1.-The Ut hurt. ! have recon-
mended IL TO other tufierers with the happiest
results. II Is the best tonic and corrective
| ever knew. For prostitution from dyspepsia
or liver disease II Ia Invaluable.
Messra. Polk, Miller 4 Coz
| Gents Enclosed please ind 10 cents, for
which please send by return mail two bottles
vest Pocket Cure. think 1t IL tho best nledi.
lclne for dyspepls ever tried. The two bottles
i ssp s%a ri FOR two ''At aEEo ELLIOTT
Navasota. Grimes Co., Texas,
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NOTICE.

Having been appointed administrator Of
The sstate OF Mrs. Emily @. Caruth, notice is
herebv ulyea 10 all parties having elaine
arninst said estate, to present them to the un-
dersirned. Those Indebted, please come for
wa" w. j. HALSELL,
wit Administrator.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

w aN os
w AM pa : ,od boy who will an, or the
trsda w NV ouice with the view # learning The
49,, %"se, sn,au. inquire al HsR,L ot,ict.
w AMNr'ihapp1.boARoERS-A lew gentlemen
rnnaor gentleman and W fe can be- acon =.
nmouaieu with excl mt hoard aoa roo,ns n,
s us frszor's, rns' jackson an All ,rd ora
olock back Of CITY Market. N ''"' 0n'
WANrED-A girl Tor general honse-wor-
w good washer an1 ir1 Appiy H.
,p-,, r. s o. htMkNWAY,
J. .-ls nor brow Ter rnl Young streets.
w NNaEn A eood W man n a small fanny
w apply the Natosa Hotel,
WANtED-A eool female co1t- v5f6oa,
w young children, Tor small nmi,v
s.ou wages paid Az Ross avenue.
w ANIEO-LADY AGENTS. We want H.
~ teii,gent, Energetic Lady Agen a 10 sell
na WWohEN oNLi an article of real hyglenic
terras ADDRESS, for particulars aud liberal
MI ~ W auNEh W, Cor OF Michigan Ave,
shu JACKSON ST., Chicago, Ill my3l-eod.0t
w ANIED-oOO men and women to engage
w IN pleasant and profitable business.
ror particulars, cat AZ .tS Main street. stcond
noor, room 3. imo ooo"'
w ArIED-A hist-class carriage trimmer.
w No other ueed apply. Also a coed
otaeksmiln helper. 1Ss and 7lO Commerce st,
N'O ohhH-pIOOh-A small sioux. most
Lilice. innio WIS
FoR SALE, BuSiNLSS-An enrrget,c on,i-
l. ness man, with $500 to 5000, can pur-
chase an interest In, or an of an
estal lished paylug business. twill besr
investigation. Poor health the reason for
wanting tor sell, Address,
is u RARE CHANCE, this office.
Eot SALE One OF the best of family
4 horses The hoiss is large and perfectly
reiia0.e. Will sell pheaton aud harr ess too
Apply TO w. q. :llKLgS, 1913 Ella st.
INOR SALE "A twenty-five horse power sta
~ tionery boiler and engine, saw mill colt IN
gin aed other convenient ATTACHING nts, with
good buildings, in COOL p ace. Can get ali
the wo that the machinery can do and ca N
pilu Tor H. Tais property will be cold on
easy erms and at its hall value. ANY person
wanting machinery that will pay Handsome
pront; should call and see me at Dowdys Fer.
ry, Dallas county, Texas. A Z. VINING,
NOR ALE. have q nice Residence prop-
A. efty, outside city limits, acre of ground.
good house and out-houses, barn, and spien,
did well Of water; will sell for part cash, bal
.ance ON good time, 10 snlt, or will sell for
pars cash, balance in dry goods or groceries at
cash prices; title to properly perfect. For
lutther particulars call on w, b. GANO.
AtLorney at Law, No. s07 Main street, up stairs
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JAIL -tOR NOLAN COUNTY

CEALED BIDS, with plans and Speclflca.
= lions to build u jail for Nolan county; NOT
TO exceed In cost ten thousand dollars, Will be
received by the county clerk OF said county
until 0 o'clock A. NJ, Monday, June 18th,
1851. The Commissioners' Court Of said
county re,erving the right to reject any and
oil bids.
by order OF the court.
witness, W. G. JOHNSON,
Cl'k, Co. Court, Nolan Co., Tex
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Waco, Texas, May %, 1871.
F0lT iiller n Oo.-Please find enclosed u,
for wh,rn wieh you In send me at once lts
value IA your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsia
Cure My wife IL very III and Is is The only
thing that helps her thatI can find. Yours,
DAVID r. DAVIS,
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DOR rem THE Sto e, Gil Elm street, 25 by
$50 feet, formerly occupied by Calm Bros.
One OF the best stands In the city. Apply 10
J,hn Browning. 1857 Elm street.
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Messra. Polk, Miller 4 Co.
Gents Enclosed please And 10 cents, for
which please send by return mail two bottles
vest Pocket Cure. 1 think II is tho best niedi-
clne for dyspepls ever tried. Tho two bottles
send for are for two other partles.
Respectfully, GEO, ELLlOTr
Navasota. Grimes Co, Texas.
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Bishop d. 8. Dogsett, Southern Methodist:
II Is an ex0llent corrective Of Ind. estiOn.
! have used 1t with prompt and beneficial re-
suits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-19
Notice.

Notice Is hereby eiven that NV vif. Mash. -.
SneiI mas LEFT my bed and board. Therefore forbid
ny pcIso hsIboring or trusting heron nv scc0an nj
Sains Nay % lS61- C.WALTrR sxrIL
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aware OF the part he was taking
only at the fact that he could make more
money by the change This plan OF the
ladies was partial success. for the in
habitants fell right into this arrangement
because they could not help it.
Still they would not visit. nor attend
any but their own church. andthree months
more passed and still only the sixteen
maiden sisters belonged to the visiting
company. So chapter number three was
opened.
One morning the train brought to the
village very pretty young lady and tour
large trunks Such a thing was not a
common occurrence and the depot loungers
soon spread the news, stating that Miss
Bailey was there to meet he's, and that
the Young lady called her Auntie. 1t soon
came out who she was and it was rumored
that her stay in Bosworth might be per-
manent.
She was the daughter of Mss Bailey's
sister, who had died when Rosie was only
four years. Miss Bailey claimed the child
then. but the father wished her to remain
with his folks. and Miss Bailey was of
course, forced to give up her claim for the
child Her father was now dead, and she
had come to live with Aunt Betsey whom
she had always loved as a mother.
At first she was rather lonely. but when
Monday night came and with it the meet
ing OF the sixteen unsectarian maidens,
she had enough TO think Of She was Of
course admitted to the council, and was
much amused at the state of society.
When the meeting adjourned she said to
her aunt
Don't the Young people visit ?''
Not outside OF the denominations to
which they belong"
'.Didn't a Baptist ever marry Methodist
or something OF the sort p
Not within the memory of the oldest
inhabtant. ="
Continued Tomorrow