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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01


TIE Bonham Nesos condemns the
course that Governor Roberts fixed,
in his proclamation, for voting on
this university measure. The Nescs
would see by examining the law
that>tho proclamation is in strict
conformity TO it, and in fact gov
erned him in his proclamation The
law Is aIaiserably botched affair, and
to It alone ambiguity is to be traced.
The law never had the full approval
Of Governor Roberts, because of its
bad makeup, and yet it was not in
such shape as to demand his disap-
proval, when sent to him for his sig-
nature.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

THE Alabama railroad commission
has completed its labor of fixing
rates. and the railways have been
notified that they must conform to
them. There is no kicking, and the
work of controlling will go on more
smoothly than it did in Georgia, the
legal powers of such a commission
having been settled by the highest
courts of the country. Some of the
railways ask for an extension of
time to prepare their systems to the
fixed rates and the commission gives
them reasonable extension.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

AT last accounts the hostile
Apaches had had six engagements
with United States troops, twenty
of whom have been killed, while it
can not be proven that single red
akin has been sent to kingdom
coms. How would 1t do to with
draw General Pope and order Gen.
eral Howard and Lieutenant Flip
per to the front.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

The utter disregard ofpublic duty
in the matter of caring for ,lunatics
is subject of complaint in every
state. When win Texas provide for
ell of its untortunates OF this class
Shortly she will have better provid-
ed for them than probably any other
state in the Union.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

COLLECTOR ROBERTSON declined
70 attend the half-breed conference
at Thousand Islands. He says he
has as much business as he can con-
veniently attend to. He is evident
ly anxious about the condition OF
the president.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

THE Russian press censors super
Wise the press, and when a papers
political utterances do not come up
o the standard required by the en-
pire, they set down on it-stop its
circulation and sale, and the news
paper man subsidies per force. There
are politicians, here in Texas, who
7ould be in their glory with the
RaLae power as the Russian press
cersors.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

THE Sprague divorce suit, it is
said, is going to be tried in private.
1t is presumed that preacher Beech
err thinks everybody is not treated
just exactly alike in this glorious
country.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

LIEUTENANT FLIPPER, the only
colored officer in the United States
army, has been arrested on a charge
of defrauding the government, and
Flipper no doubt will be tipped out
of the army.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

+. D. WILKES declares Waco vir-
tually out of the university race.
Ho Is satisfied that even Lampasas
may lead her on the day of election.
He recognizes Austin as the strong
est place, and therefore he abuses it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

WHENEVER Garfeld's case looks
most hopeless, then the political cor
morsnts begin to hover about
Vice President Arthur; but it must
be said of the latter that his conduct
under existing circumstances has
been commendable.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

ALTHOUGH Gen. Walker has &C
copied the presidency of the Boston
institute of technology, he will
remain at the head of the census
bureau.until the forthcoming census
is complete.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

The proceedings of the paper
makers convention at Saratoga were
altogether devoted to the praise OF
the protective tariff, and insist that
it should be maintained for the ben
eft of-the paper-makers,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

1T APPEARS, after all, that Mr.
Conkling had the fewest number of
friends in the New York custom
house-less than any other promi-
nent public Republican in the state
of New York.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

lSTHE Kansas City Times has just
passed its tenth birthday. If merit
as good, live paper finds its proper
reward, the Times will celebrate the
next centennial of American indie
pendence. )
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

CINCINNATI whisky is to be in
vestigated. Chicago was Mortified
the other day by the discovery that
"the Paris of America" was making
cheaper whisky than "the city by the
hke.o
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

AND now Capt. Howgate, another
Republican favorite, must face
frowning justice for carrying out
the cardinal principle of his party
robbing the government.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

THE medical association of Bas-
trop county earnestly favor an I'M
divided university, and want all the
departments of the state university
located at Austin.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

VANDERBILT has a $4,000 stone
paving in front of $4,000 bronze
door, and now his bath tubs are to
be lined with silver.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

MANY Republicans are trying to
lead southern people to believe
population right, by endorsing the
course Of Malone in Virginia.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

READ the declarations of Cover
nor Roberts as to the form of cleo
ton tickets.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

CoNKLINe wants to be delegate
In the state Republican convention.
He wants to be in q position to make
II lively for the half-breeds.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

THE subscriptions to the starving
sections OF Ireland this year are said
to aggregate $4,000, of which
amount America furnished $4,000.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

A REUNION of confederates of
Missouri and other states will be
held at Moberly, Missouri, Septem-
Der 2Sth.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

MALARIA, or more properly ex-
posnre aud change of habits, is
playing havoc among the DeLesseps
working force on the Isthmus.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

The Turks have abandoned Thes-
sally, and the Greeks are in full pos
session.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

THERE are over 10000 workmen
engaged on railway building in
Mexico.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

The Zulus are reported restless,
and the British officers have been
placed on the alert.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01
EsTRAY NOTICE.

EFT, j. P. T. c., July 90, 1881, one iron-eray
mare, years old, "A hands high, branded Jk
(connectedl on lett sho s'der, valued at $25.
FRA q ,SnWN. ClkC. C.TC,
aug25 w3tf
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

San Jacinto county win make
plenty of corn for home consump-
ton.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01
OFFICIAL BULLETIN

1890 P. M.-There has been no
improvement in the presidents con-
dition since the last bulletin was is
sued. He continued to retain liquid
food administered by the mouth, as
well as by enemata. AT this morn
ing's dressing the parotid swelling
appeared about the same as it was
yesterday. No material change was
observed in the wound since this
morning His temperature has risen
about a degree, and his pulse has
fuctuated somewhat. AT present
his pulse is 120. temperature 1915 and
respiration %.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.

UROFElC1AL BULLETIN.
1890 p. M.-Membcrs of the cab
met are still here, but no decisive
change has taken place in the presi-
dents condition.
2:90 P. M.-The condition of the
president is substantially I'M
changed. Some of the presidents
intimate personal friends and at
tendants still cling TO hope for his
recovery. Colonel Rockwell, in a
conversation with a reporter of the
the associated press this afternoon,
said, with much emphasis and feel
ing: Notwithstanding the dis
couraging bulletins, notwithstand-
ing all that has been said, notwith-
standing the dispatches that have
been sent far and wide over the
country, l tell you the president is
not dying, and shows no signs of dy-
ing. I do not speculate as to the
chances of the future-the present
is enough for me-"
4 M.-Dr. Bliss reports the con-
ditioD of the president unchanged
since s o'clock.
5 P. M.-Information received
from the surgeons is to the effect
that the president remains about
the same.
P. M-The surgeons reported
that although the condition of the
has not materially changed,
some of his symptoms are a trifie
better and that he is little more
comfortable.
DR.. Agnew has arrived from Phila-
delphil.
$50 P. M.-The presidents symp-
toms show aslight amelioration this
afternoon. His pulse Is somewhat
less frequent, and his temperature
lower; moreover the mental disturb
ance, described in yesterday morn
ing's bulletin, has disappeared. The
parotid swelling has discharged a
little pus by an opening spontane-
ously formed, into the ear, as well as
by an incision made. Liquid food,
given by the mouth and enemata, con-
tinues to be retained. His pulse is
now ia, temperature SO, respira-
ton %.
The following correspondence, by
CdDlc, Is kuTulSuOu lIOIA LILO bLdlc uO-
partment: London, August 27-To
J. G. Blaine, Secretary, Washington:
have just received fl ON her majes-
ty, the Queen, at Balmoral, tele-
gram in these words: 81 am most
deeply grieved at the sad news of
the last few days, and would ex-
press my deepest sympathetic be
to Mrs. Garfield"
LOWELL.
WASHINGTON, August 27.-Lowell.
London: l have submitted to Mrs.
Garfield your telegram conveying
the kind message of her majesty the
queen. Mrs. Garfield is constantly
by her husbands bedside and does
not give up all hope of his recovery.
Her request is that you will return
TO the queen her most sincere thanks
and express her heartfelt apprecia-
ion of the constant interest and
lender sympathy shown by her
majesty toward the president and
his family in their deep grief and |
most painful suspense. BLAME.
1t is reported that the sheriff of
Warrington county is q defaulter.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

Division will never divide,
Dissension never rage,
If, making our capital the ceutre
OF education, we provide
Our youth there to engage,
Striving the loftiest fields to enter.
JOHN M. RICHARDSON.
LEEsBURG, Camp County, Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-09-01

1t is reported that the sheriff of
Washington county is defaulter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
Ry i. r. Iua.s. Auc.in1car

TOMMISSlONHW5 W5sALE-Ey virtue ci &C.
" craas OF the Circuit Ccur. of Fairfax county,
We, rendered o. the June tarm, 1881 Nc7em
oar Term. 1850 and Juaa term 1881, sshere3f, in
the chsncery cause Of ~. r. Eln9rsc'. snd wits
OF ala. vs. Eiva Il. SIaars0n al sis. the grh:cri-
Der, IS commissioner OF sse in sGit cause. will
expose i0E sale ti luHIic EuctiGa m SATUH-
la the 9Th day CT November, 1881, s.. II NJ,
IN front of the market building on Koysi street
IN the city Of Alexandra, Va. IDT OF
GkOUNO. with Two STONY FRAN h.
DWELaiNG HOUSE, IN tho village c. YVES:
END, IL Fairfax cooa:?, Va, situated or tea
south side of Duke ssreas, ez.erdet abort dis
t1nca weit of the FS:oGe Eriis.," ed con.ai1
ing two roods and t,ssa.g fvs poles being pr:
died sez.d.
Terms OF se: CnC fifth OF lhs purchase rlon.
ey IN cash. and tho res!due in three equal pay
M ans, II SIX, twalve sud cish:aon ,G5Gtts ftoa,
:he dsy OF sac; tbs deferred payments to bear
interest from .he day nf sole l;!t to 20 eecrra3
by the notes CT tho pare l.se', with good per.
.onsi secati;y. and ths retention Of ,ac ;i;le ua
III the last payment i: msda.
AGEEET STUART,
octG-n01ts COmmiyelOr ar Of Ssia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

The EYGIENIC VALUE OF MIRTu. -Mirth
has % ty.ienic valua that can hardly bo over
rated while cur s,cial lfo remains what the
slsvery of vices aad dogmas has m,ds it, Joy
has been cslied tho sunshine Of tho heart, y:t
The same sua tia: slis forth tie f Jwers of a
plant is also needed to expand its leaves and
ripen i!s fruits; aud without the stimulus of ex,
hlIsrssing paslines perfsc. bodily health is as
Dposs!be as moral and mental 7isor. And,
es sure as succession of uniform ersps will ex,
hauSs the best soil, the daily repetition of mo-
NOTORIOUS occupation will wear out the beat m 10.
Body and mind require sn occasional change of
employment, or else liberal supply of tertiIiz
ing recrcatioos. and this requirement ia factor
whose omission often ioils the arithmetic of our
political economists. To tho otea.uras of tho
wilderness, sfH!csion comes generally in tho
form of impending danger-fsmino or por.
slstent persecution; and uuGer s1ca oircua-
Stances the notifications Of the vital process
seem to operate sgsins. its long continuance;
we'll wishing Nature sees her purpose defeated,
sod tho vital energy h.gs. the sap of life runs
70 seed. % tho same principle. 60 existence
of Ioyless drudgery seems to drain tho springs
OF health, even at an sga when they can draw
unou the lsrpes. inner RESOURCES. .-P5pu!ar
Science Monthy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
Sy r. Y. Luecs, &uciione.r

fEkUSTE&'S SALE.-Ey virtue Of dead Of
trust from diary Catherine Smith, vita of
DehJsnln Smith, 10 zoe bearing tste Of ap.jI
lCsh 1915, and racorGai ! in ths Clerks ofTiah of
alexsndfia county, Va, il iiber D No. at
ioi!o l19. shsll for the purpoac Of carving oIt
toe PROVISIONS OF the ssi trust snd a. the g,rit.
len requees or the party thereby secured, ctf.r
tor ssle st public suction on the premises on
SAIU HDaI, the l2.n dsy Of Novem boz, 4.
u. 1851 q! Il m., VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, lying in the county aforesaid. snt d.
scribed IS follows: Comm ,1ciag at a poio. ir,
the South line of!he Coluubi. Turnpise, gaven
poles and tTenty-one links Wasterlv from III,
northeast corner Of tho !rac. convene! hy SeVeIl
g. Ccrbett TO 5. Ferguson Beach, t!u..aa for g
.. Close, by deed dated November Oh. 1861
therco souinery, bS direct line to point in
me south line Of sald irAc. distant pcIoo from
Inc southeast corner CT Said Tract! tnencs west
erly along the south line Of said tract poles sr
III INKS, thence northerly By direct limo TO
point IN The south line Of the Colurlbis Turn.
PIKE distant poles end ono link westerly from
the place Of beginning, ihencs eseser!p sl1ug the
south ilne CT said C0.u abba TURNPIKE 8 po,.s
aud ono link to tie place Of beginning, contain.
ing two :ceeS o. land r0Ore or !e,s It. l. i'm
provet by Comfortable dwelling house.
Terms OF Sale: O1n-Aaf cssn. ard the bal
snce IN SIX months with aleros: from tho day Of
sA!c, secured By . dasd OF trust.
VIM. w. BOAHMhN, Trustee.
Hcom !, Webster Lew Building, Washing.
ion, j. g. octI1 "A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
By firPcr ~ Wisa


(Rosl Estate Agents and Auctioneors)
RI VIRTUE Of A UEUKGE Os THE
- Circuit Court Of alexandria county. W.
rendered st lis May tarm, 1881. ia the suit Of
Joseph Ii. Eelson vs. Joshua Pu.ney, in caar-
coFy, the undersigned, commissioner therein
named, Will otter for saio at public auction, on
SAIU hDA 7, the 18TH day OF October, 1881 in
front G: the Market Building, on Fairfax street.
q: II o'clock H., the following described REAL
ESTATE, 10 wit:
a TRACT OF LAND in the county Of Alex.
sEdrla, ad) 1lnlng the lands Of Harvey Bailey
ana SeWel B. Corbe:t, the -Four lille Run and
Inc Arlington Turnpike. Said srsct OF land il
oou1ded and described in decd from Bsiley
snc vile ID Peter Davis recorded in libsr Il No.
{" p 43 OF the land records of Alexandria county.
- which reference is made and contains now
about ONE HUNDRED sND SKVRN
ACHES more or less
Terms OF sale: Cash as 70 coats OF suit and sale.
and as 10 the sum Ct 81 90 81 with interest there.
on iIom S-pt. l1ih, 1880 1nd ss to the residue OF
tae purchase money, II any, upoa = credit of Elk
bWeiVe ard elRteen months, with interest from
date OF sae. The bonds OF The purchaser with
good security 10 be taken for the deferred D.y.
Insni5r and the title to be retained until thew ara
psid. CHARLES s. STUARTT
sep9-ts Comm,I Of Sale.
@r The above sale bss been postponed until
TUkDAY next, October 22aG 1881. at the
asme hour and pIaca. octl5-id
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&ECTHHH gAEES.

EALE OF e. LARGE AND VaIUAET.w
- fhOfaRTY n EAIREAX 90, Va
oy V..s1e OF 4 decree Of tho Circuit Court ci
S'e1andris G;y. Virgin is, rendered on tbs 27th
daay Of Msy, 1881, in the chencs!y causes m oj
rsi!fax vs. Thornton ct al. ard Wsshinoton
CitV Savings Bank and others sesipet Weenos
Adin!nl5:fs!Gr and otaers, the undersignei, com.
missione1s, By the ssit decree thereto rutbori.
Z'e' MI proceed, on the EIGHTEENTh DAY
Ot NV Il ID Is L, 1881 g: II O'Clock Il, to sell
by public auction, in !ron! of the Market build.
ing on Fs!rt.z street, in tbs ssid city of Ale-.
ahdfls' Va, TRAIT or LAND, ia Fairfax
coanly, Va. containing sig thousand four hun.
oteo ana foTt7.tge (6 4i5) acres, in the bill and
pIoCeeGihSS III haatione1, oslng the residue Of the
original purchasa by Thornton, from Fairfax.
Tem1lllog unsoid. The Washington and Ohio
Eaiirohd ls locatot through Ia, tract, which is
about :weosy miles from the cities Of alex al dris
and Wellington.
InIs property is now su 6diviied into seventeen
90 dlEsrent parcels lots designated on tho
piats, respectively, ss lots No l. containing ll7l
acres, more or less ; n o 2, 1924 sores; No9, Sgi
ncres M q, l91! acres; No 5. l24t scres 10 G
1871 acres; No : G!lt .cres; No S llS!I scres
NO . 9olt hcfes; No TO- S0i acres; ; No H. z95!
acres; NJ II, I'LL scres: No l3. 24l scres: NO
-, 3o3 acres NJ Is 1923 acres; No l6 2ll1
acres; No u. lit acres
The said tract will be offered for sails ss q
~hoie. or IL lots aa e. o7e according to the metea
ana bounds thereof lald dom in said plat or Ger.
~'- ~ W eo'u sOgSLne!, or the larger lots
may De tIFh9r tubtiYlied on the day of ssle
IN the discretion OF the commissioners to eu;t
purchasers. a p!o. Of the property will be ex-
hlEted on the day ct ssle. and csn be inspected
any ti;no before s.ii sale, at tae law ofics of
AeHt q Meas, III the city cf Alexandra, Va.
Ihe property is Wiihin 81 hours ride of tho
city OF Warrington, station on the premises
ana TWO trains day each way, ono in the morn.
Ing aad the other In the afternoon. 1t is well
Wa.efed, much OF IL adapted 10 agriculture, wnilo
oIher portions are vsluah.a for its t;m5e There
Is Ell ostsIt:sl mansion house on the rrt II sea
ana good many smaller houses, occupied by
laborers and tenants -
Terms CT Salo Sufficient of tho rurcbsse
mOheg Ii cssh to Dsy the costs and expenses OF
suiI ara sale, say tea por cent, snd the residue
!Alreot' 10 DC psysble il equal ins.a!m 3nts, at
one, Two and three years, respectively, from day
o! SAFE, Wl'h interest," 20 be evidencsd by tbs
bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers, with good
persona! security, tho commissioners 10 retain
the Title TO said lsnd until the purchaser shall
nave paid aii of The purchase mouey. Congey-
slclng b. tie cost OF ths purchaser
LINDEN KENT,
w. HILLUUGHBY,
s. +. BEACH,
GBO. a. MUsdBACH,
+. L. SMITH
Cc!lo's Commissioners
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TNGE5 OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Cna year...-...... &C
IA E.SatAb . ~
iHI69 nONt1a. ~
ADVERTISING EATEs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

WOMEN CowHIDE 4 CRUEL EusnAND.-
There resided at Pine Grove. Cumberland coun.
ty, Pa, previous to Sunday, an Irishman named
Watson, who was employed OF Pine Grove
furnace. His wife was of German birth, sid
often the two nationalities did not sgree. result.
ing in frequsnt fights in which the won On was
shamefuily abused. On Sundsy, Wstson
knocked his wife down, kicked her and NAL.
treated her shs siully. She id to tie neigh
bors and told her story aud was taken caro- of,
being at thine in delicate condition. In the
evening party OF women, naakei snd wearing
mems clothing, captured Watson. bound and
gagged him snd then numerically whipped
him with cowhides. After releasing Watson he
was ordered 10 leave the place. which he did. l.
is said that his resson for beating his wife was
tina. ho wished her and the children to go 10 th e
poor houge. so that he might no. bs conpelled
10 support them this winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

s9~ The b=ss Summer beVersge-BELFAs1
GINGER ALE.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

WROh ESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL CONMlSSION MESGHANTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

SOMETHING IN The BED.-Ju!ge Pi.usu has
habit Of sl!ppiog hs wsich uader bis piow
when he goes to bed. Ths other night come
how it slipped dowo, and as the Judge vas rest
:ss. 1t gradually worked It's Wy doTnwsra TO.
ward the foot CT tho oed. After BIT. whils hs
was lying awake, his foo: tju,h1d il, Gai i. felt
very o9id; be vas surprised and scared, asd
jumping from the bed, be saic:
BY sracioua, Maria there's e toad @. :
snake or something uodar the co7ers. l tcu,asd
it With nv toos.
Mrs. Pi.nen gsvo LOUD ac;osm, aid wss
out 20 the floor 10 al iastaas.
NOV dou't 20 to hoe.iog snd gsking CD
the arigh5ors, u said the Judge. "You 60 snt
get som .;hirg, aud ga'il 6z tie thing mighty
quick"
Mc5 Pi:man g,t the broom and ssv, it to
tie Judge. wlsh the renark tnst she feis es if
soakes T"re creeping eli up aud dgwl h:r legs
snd bgct.
'Oa, aopse1sa. Mara! Nav you tsro
do@c the cjVeFs slowly. wnlie | hold tho trecm
and haug it, PCT bucket cf wafer auugs
sl1e the b:d, tUo, So's wo Gu shoas i; ia and
drosn it,"
Mrs. Pituam iza5 ;he bucket anL ,atly re-
''u9tu tnc e9FosS iGe ttuIe ncio mo nr@Om
up!l'led aod So 5000 ss the black ri55oo cf tho
:'Esoh WAS revealed he cr.cted egay three or
lou: times With the bropm. Then be pushed
tos thing ct into the bucsa. Then they tock
'ho bCckst to the light to Investigate tho
m:t.cr. When the Judge saw Wba; it wss ho
said
II might have known that. Just like ycu
Wom3n 10 % to sc,ecchi1g and fuss!Sg a5out
noshlag. Who's goiog to pay me for that
watch? It's utterly ruined"
''ls was you that msdn the fuse, not me-"
said Mrs, 2. You peedn't tTy 10 put the
biano eff on me-"
'Oh. hush up, sad 70 to bed. I'm tired Of
hsating YOU biaiher, Blame ms if aiG' tgoius
to get divorce and euiera.s.'
Aud be turced in aud groa!ed ct Msria until
he fell asleep.