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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

o. e. S.-Stated Meeting or Naomi Chap
ter No. SO, at Masonic Temple, THIS (aonday)
EVENING, at s o'clock. All members and visiting
members are invited to attend. BY order.
MRS. r. o. CRAVENS, W. NJ.
Mas Fl. A. Dunn, Secretary. SILT
Grand Ball will BE- given at Jacobs
Hail. street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September Il, 1881, for
the benefit OF the Sons of Temperance. Music by
CLAYTON & Schwetzer. Tickets, 25 cents Dancing
at $50 LADIES' viii serve Ice Cream. sls3t
osT-oN SATURDAY EVENING, BETWEEN
II and L, seventh and Third streets, large
back wooden SHAWL The finder viii please re-
turn to Mrs Clayton, S2S Seventh street sl2-3ts
CsTRAYED FROM SEVENTEENTH
- and t streets, on the night OF Sep kSIsIN
tember Sth, a small BROWN MARE.ZS-ZA-
with white star on forehead, branded ~ p on
left shoulder The finder will get SIS by bringing
the animal to above premises, sl2 81
ESURNfsHED ROOMS To RENT, BY THE L AY,
week, or month, at 1901 Second street, over
d. o. Mills bank. sl2-2W
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Tie Evening Report.

ELBERoN. September 11th-6 P. M.-The
President has passed quiet day, although
his temperature has been somewhat higher
and his pulse more frequent than during the
preceding twenty-four hours. AT the even
ing dressing quite large slough of con-
nective tissue was removed from the region
of the parotid. He continues to take sui
ficient quantity Of nourishment. and enjoys
it. at the noon examination his tempera-
ture was 100 pulse 10, respiration 20. At
the evening dressing his temperature vas
100, pulse ITO, respiration 20. Signed by
Bliss and Agnew
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Another Appeal from Michigan.

county, W. T.; Chas s. Custer. Benton,
King county, W. T.; Albion w. Cain, Joab,
il ab county Utah
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Almost Hopeless.

New York, September 11th.-A special
to the Sun from Long Branch says TIE
situation becomes very critical again, SO
critical that one of the physicians frankly
admits that While there is chance for re-
covery he fears it is slight one. The Cabi-
net were informed this evening of this new
complication. They were not surprised, for
they have known Of the apprehension but
the announcement has caused great despond-
ency. The abscess is metastatic abscess,
which jumped from the parotid gland to the
lungs. 1t will be necessary to cut the lung
and wash the abscess, as the swollen gland
was washed. The situation tonight is re.
garded as almost hopeless,
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Blaine 10 Lowell.

Lone BRANCH, September 1th.-Blaine
sent the following to Lowell at half past 10 :
The President had an increase OF fever last
night, and was very restless until A. NJ
During the day be has been somewhat better,
but his pulse, temperature and respiration
have been higher for the entire twenty. four
hours than on any preceding day since he
are not reassuring, and his general condition
oiyes rise to anxiety y
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views of Drs. Agnew and Bliss.

LONG BRANCH, September 11th-Dr. Ag-
new tonight referred to the high pulse and
temperature as due to the usual fluctuations
of the patient. Further the doctor did not
desire to converse.
As the night wore on the anxiety increased,
ard the sceae at Elberon became quite AMI
mated. DR.. Bliss was in demand, and
finally submitted to an interview. The sub
stancs Of the most important part was that
the affection of the lung was local infiam-
nation of the lover portion of the right
organ, and whether there is pus cavity
forming there or whether it is simply linn
tied lobular Inflammation, will only be known
in the course of time. The doctor, while
clearly showing by his manner that the sit.
ustion was not a desirable one. did not
admit that he was apprehensive of serious re-
suits but remarked that the future could
not be foreseen. lie mentioned the Presi-
dents recovery from the effects of the parotid
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Saturday Evening" September 18th "DIPLo-
MACY ackuowle ged to lie the greatest society
drama ever produced in America.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.

Saturday Matinee, September l7ih, "THE GAL.
LEY SLAVE
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ELBgRoN IN. j., September 11th-9 A.
just issued, Is as follows At the examine
tion of the President at $50 this morning
his temperature was IS 8. pulse 104, respira-
ton II. He was more restless, and the febriIe
rise was later than on the preceding night.
He continues to take sufficient nourishment
without gastric disturbance Signed by Bliss
and ACuew
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fERaY pETWEEN MaRE I.lAKp ANp yALlElO.

f3- Scale of Pleasures Circle, 81 lilcry. 50
Cents. Reserved seats, 81 90, To- DO had at Box
Office on and after Wednesday, Sept IHh sl2u
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SEDALIA tMo.l, september lltD.-A re-
port has been received here that two heavily
armed and masked men entered the little
town Of Bates City, on the Chicago and AL
ton Railroad, about seven miles east of Blue
Cut. the scene of the late train robbery, and
drawing pistols and firing began an indis-
criminate pillage of the place. The peo-
pie offered no resistance, and the robbers
seem TO have taken what they wanted. The
amount of booty obtsined is not stated.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON. September 1lth.-The follow
ing postal changes are announced for Pacific
coast: Offices established-Austin Sonoma
county. Cal, Silas Dungram, Postmaster !;
RallsviIle. Fresno county, Cal, George w.
Rails, Postmaster Sutton, Whitman county,
Washington Territory. Norman Scott, Post
master; Harrisburg, Alaska. Edward De.
coff. Postmaster Offices discontinued -
Morrissey, San joaquin county, CAL; Elbow.
Esmeralda county. New; Queen, Arizona.
Postmasters appoiuted-John Noble, Chino,
San Bernardino county, Cal; w. S. Clark,
Forestville. Sonoma county, Cal; w. I.
Pepper, Santa Paula, Ventura county,
California; l.. f. Owen, Z4mzen,
Napa county, California; Mrs. Emma
f. Kicker, Norfolk, Douglas county, Or. !;
VIM. D. Close, Carrollton, Cowlitz county.
w. T.; Forest J. HINT, Hillhurst, Pierce
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Our Advertise ents Are Changed Daily!
MONDAY, SEP27EMBER I9, 1881.

TEMPERATURES FOR YESTERDAY
highest, Observation-Disclosures 81
Lowest, ..........56
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Tuesday Evening, September sota. "TuE DAM.
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The Condition Of the President Again
Causing anxiety.
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Wednesday Evening, September sls,, LA
BELLE Russo
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Aanlteratinn I'm yisnn,

They have in Wen IN organization for
the preservation OF The public health, which
watches closely the articles sold for food, and
from time % timo has samples chemically
analysed. Investigations Of this character
were conducted on an extensive scale during
the past year, Of milk $50 specimens were
analyz,d. Most of it had been skinned
and diluted with water. Some had
come from diseased cows aud some was
thickened with borsx, coda and soap.
Butter was analysed to the eItent of 2iO
samples. All OF 1t contairei az excessive
proportion of water, aud much of IL was
sdultersted with beef fat, lard or s,oariue.
Lard, coming from America and Hungary
had borsx and lime OF LOO specimens
examined of Hungarian and Austrian wine
ffty-two we're Of artificial concoclion. Arli
fetal eiloring matter aud excessive proper
lions OF water were found in macy. Pilsene
beer ooniains d soda aud Vicnns beer glyc
crime. OF liquors, seventy, three had trace
Of srsenic or copper, beside injurious flavor
ing and pertaining ingredients. Groun,
coffee was mainly roasted grain, acorns an,
chicory. Even bread was badly adul,ora,et
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Tss axetL's wISu.

When by the evenings quiet light
There ait two silent lovers,
They gay white m sd h ira gull plight.
An ange round them hover
And further sun, old iegends tell
The first who bre Ks the silent spell,
To say q soft aud pie sing thing,
Has ielI the Angels passing wing.
Thus musing minstrel strayed,
BY tRe summer ocsaa,
Gazlrg on = lovely maid,
With bard's devotion.
Yet his love he never spoke,
TIL now the silsntlpsll he o. oke,
The hidden fire C. flame did spring.
# lined by the passing aOgei' wing.
'1have loved thee We and long,
With iUve of heavens own making!
This Is not a net's 81 &,
But a true hear 'sspeaklnc;
will 1--we thee, stili unt,redl"
eielt, he spoke, AZ one Inspired,
The wOids did from truth g fOuntain spring.
Upwakvned by no Angels wirg.
silence ore the maiden fell,
Her be ,uiy love Ter making;
And by her nlush he knew full well
Thu iawdo of love was brea King.
1t came like sunahina ore his heart!
He icil 'hatthey should never part,
She spoke a. nd onl Tue ively thing
Had felt The pas ing engel'e wing,
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Sn Important Enterprise.

M GaeO llmcb,
The coming into the lower end Of the RIO
Grande valley, between San Elizsrio ana
Fort Quitman, Of colony Of emigrsuts, who
will devote themselves 10 the culture Of the
sugar boot, the Bermuda onion and the grape
all Of which flourish most luxurisn,ly
In the valley, Is announced
% likely 70 take place
the c,nilng autumn and winter. Certificates
Of Doctors b King-ley, post surgeon, u
A, at For, Quitmnn, DrM Il Taylor, posi-
surgeon, u 5 A, At Fort Bliss, DR. Il Alexar
der, Of Peso del Nor,e. Mexico, as 70 tb,
salubrisy and .hssl,hiulness Of That ,, o,ion,
and Of Msj s !, Woodward, 10lh cavalry, u
s A, commanding At Fort Qutman
Rev J w Tsys, rector Of 81
Clements psrish. Of III Paso, and
other Of equal prominence MS 70 fertility
sdAptatility 70 agricultural purposes, ole
VII soon be offered 70 the public. There 4
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szOLLsN'@ SNSTHTUTE,
BOutctOnrt springs, - Virginia

The Sth annual session closed with the most
satisfactory results, Xty.slX diplomas were
awarded in single departments; there were
four graduates IN rartia courses, and tour
iul graduates, The department Of music
numbered more than one hundred pupils, and
made chaste and iH pressive exhibit on COM
me, cement day-Att also was conspicuous
The facilities hero Afforded fol broad. varied
atd elevated Instruction, the sdvaut, ges of
locality, climate and comfort, and especially
the care Of health, morals and msnners of
pupils are mostinvitlnR tothoughtful parents
Eighteen officers and teachers, seven Of whom
are gentlemen
Tue SSth tnLual session will open on the 9TH
OF September, 1881 For iull particula sapply
TO the superintendent.
Pupils are received for the entitc period Of
Soholas 10 training, INCLUDING VACATIONS.
Here lie climate the most desirable On the
continent for sch0o S. In q region freq from
malaria, aud Astounding In picturesque noun
tain scenery, at one Of this most beautiful homea
In Virginia, enjoying the further advan age
OF mineral waters, Parents may find place
for the beat physical, moral and aesthetic de.
velopement Of their daughters.
The school employs no agents, secret or
oper. bat will furnish reference to many OF the
most prominent citizens OF Texas, patrons of
The school, a d will send and officer to take
charge of gir,s who may propose to enter nj
toe opeu'ng of tho next session.
CHARLES l.. COOKE,
Superintendent
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i, !. uAs that the nucleus OF general setle-
ment of the valley. made up 1T from twelve
hundred TO two ihousr 4 tnig'sGts Of the
thr.fliest and most industrious clsss is now
being rapidly fSrmei. Toe beus of
the Texss & Pscife, and the Suth
ern PAihc railroads arc already
land through the valley, and will ba il Op>
GRAFTON respectively by December and March
tex, thus bringing the products Of the same
within easy reach of tn ea-lern markets.
Supplementary 10 the above, one ofthe heav-
iest sugar refining concerns of New York,
has plepged itself in case the culture ofsugsr
beet in the valley succeeds. TO cree. u first
class sugar refinery here st Fl Paso.
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Savings.

Said Bishop Berkely--"I had r,iher be
master of my own time than wear diadem."
Said Golismith-"l sem to have been
tied to circumference, and whirled dis-
agreesbly round, ms fin ..wnirligig."
Said Thoreau--"I would rather sit on a
pumpkin, and have i, sl to my self, than 10
be crowded on velvet Gu hion. Il Is desir-
able that man live in all rspects SO G M
pscledly that, If an enemy take the town, be
can wax out the gate en-, ty~handed with
out az 1iety."
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The fol owing is list of letters remaining
in the Postoffice at Dallas, Dallas county, for
the week ending August Is, 1881, which
if not called for in four weeks, will b. sen,
to the desdletter office. Parties calling fol
these letters will please say advertised
giving the date of the list,
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DALLAS .pnrrei Fnctory.

Established III North Texas in 1873, is now
prepared 70 al orders for molssses barrels,
half barrels and keg,; s'so half barrels for
wine, whisky and cider Hoop poles and
slaves wanted.
K j. KIvLeE. Proprietor.
Orders tsd"n for C'prue. Tanks and
isterpa
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Board OF Grade saloon anu BIIIiar,
Hall

AT this rs ablishmeut or fhs corner Nam
I'D Austin streets, Purdv q Randall, pro-
prietors, are TO b. found the very choicest
and only the very choicest of liquors, wines,
ales, beer, ETC., from the leading msnufsctur-
ers and dealers of this country and Europe
A newly fitted up, mes tsstefully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated bill.
lard hall is one of the attractions. Oal ard
sec them.
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HELLMU7Y LADIES, COLLEGE
WESLEYAN FEMALE lNsTIrUrs
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA..

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA..
Opens September Goth, 1881. One of the FIRST
SCHOOLS FOR You've LADIES IN THE UNITED
STATES, Surroundings beautiful. Climate I'M
surpassed Pupils from seventeen Statca.
TERMS AMONG TIE BEST IN TIE UNION.
Road, Washing, English Course. Latin,
French, Ger nan, Instrumental Music, &C.,
for Scholastic year, from Sept. 10 June. s23s,
L, + CatalOgr ~ write to
REV WIN. A. HARRIS, ID. D., Pres't,
Staupton Virginle
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Bun,inss. lawns. fans, parspols, torohon,
Valenclerno and Lsnc uedoc lacos nj New
York cost, y A. & Il MtsuihaPs 6O6 Elm
attoot
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Just received Ut a. & E. Mi,ten,b sps three
hundre DIN gents white ard colored
shirts. 1T oil prices
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The Sarzsr Hnps and Bohemian Barley
out If VII Gu Oonrsd's Budweiser is made
are the fnesl which can BE- hal in the world.
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\. 4 Il. Mi.tenthsl will sell all kinds Of
plain and fancy mating ut cost, which is
from l2l to 80 cents per ybrd.
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ST -()ijISL.AW SCHOOL

Law Department Washington University.
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October r. 1881 Course
OF study eomprlsgs two Annual Terms sn"en monthg
in Missouri Term fee sSlneludng useo Library;
Address until Sept. lst at Town City, Iowa. aterward
u st. LOUISE W. q. HAMMOND, LID, Dean of Law
Faculty, or HENRY HITCHCOCK. ST Louis.
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A. & W. Hunstsble, of Mckinney, have
again enlarged their boot factory, and have
increased from Is TO 81 workmen.
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University of Virginia.

sa.s,on h.ylna on tho list Of october, aud
cnntinuea ino months. Apply for catalogues
10 the secrcta,y of the faculty, r. u, VII
y.rsity of Virginia, AlbeInarle county ,NH-
gina. Jas. - .h.i racui,v
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gaf EtN'ba FANlsY SGsllI,
For Roys and Young Men,

For Boys ana Young Men.
BOONYILTE, MISSOURI
Thirty eighth year bsglrs September Sth,
"Manageii emt aud teaching of boys not
excailed"-W 5. Gregory, Kansas City, Mo.
"a miracle wrought W tn my sou In teaching
him to THINK and obey law''-Col j. w
Strong, St, Joseph, No.
The heat training school IN the western
country JAS. Ii Rollins. Captain q S. a,
Address, n. A JOHNSON, Principal,
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Drunut Quincy II
| Brevard, A Il
| Brock, A w
Burton, " j
| Blown. Sarah
| Burns, Mike
| Blrks, Jsmes a
Barnett, Geo q
Bellden, Maggie
| Oalhurt, Harrison
| Cart, George
| Cheek, Geo l.
| Clark, America
| Cleber. Mr.
| Collins, l. Il
| C0Izuis, rB
| Condor, George
Cox, Joseph
CunninghsIn, Henry
Davis, Mag
Dickens son, Fannie Il
De |, W III
Dickson, JAS A
Dodd, Ebert
Dunaway, Mary,
Edwards, Henry
80 W ards, Jai rett
Est's, Sam
Frame, VIM IL
Franklin, l. Il
Es rgus n, Frank
Fisher Horace NJ
franklin, W
FrHncOme, Mrs
Frazier, Eliza
Fryling, william
Gsg-, william +
Gibson, James w
& Ilispie, S d
Graham, II n
Gram. DC I'm
Groves. Mr.
nal, ] 4
Hale, Tn Imas
Harris, Thomas
Harris, John
Hedden, Matilda,
hearingtOn, Henriet
HerZog, George
ueweGt, William
Hook, ii NJ
Howell, VI ID
House, VIM
HunsaKer, Ben II
lvans, Jordon
Joyuer,W
Johns, u +
Joi Us, MIR
Jones, sidney
Johnson, II j
johnson, Julia
Kahn Erred w
kimbruu IN, W y
kin,lle, Marlnda
Lane, DR. Harvy
Lawfort, Wess
LRWson, rhos l.
Iafiers0n, j
Littleneld, Robt
Mach uC
W n Mary
Stots 7ii Malta
ua, s IE
Ms Mai ,ea'S Iii
Morgan, GO
Moore, A j
Mumford. WIN IL
McM han, d n t2)
NJ iDermlt,' THOMAS
si"D',uv, iii Wncbsv
N.acun Josenh
.''"0"'"' "''s'"
Owinss, Fred
Parkes. Henry Il
Payue, III Y
pavtnn Alkaline
pon,so, A,,,,n,
t nan H. Vs. ~
~ erp' I ~ "
,sssna' nI,,,,.
nts,,l ,a it,"N A.,
i,suu'' 10y W"
sui SUI 'pe
SAWYER, Sllos
Suncyor. Julius
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University Of Mississippi,
AT OXFORD.

May studenls board on the meas system
for abou' six dollars pr month
The University is 10 every respect pros
y, rNus
The h ard meet nj Oxford On the I'd Monday
In etp mber TO elect three additional Profess
'ore--on of Modern Languages, one Of N9tura
History and ono OF Metaphysics.
Apply for catalogues and Information to
Gen, A. z. Stewart, Chancellor.
III NJ. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board OF Trustees.
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! ugust 10, 1901, Whic
four weeks, will b. sci
flee. Parties calling fC
please say advertised,
Q list,
\. M COCHRAN, /. M.
Adams, Il q
Adams, V ID
Alexander & Allen
anderson, Samuel
Bartlett ii u
Ball, Jas IL
Banners, Miss
Barton , Taphath
Bartin, Jane
Berry, Mary AOn
Bell, Sergeant
Bell, Henry
Blrklbnd, Il n
Bolton, ID g
Boyce, A M
Ba ton, j =
Bristol, A A
Bristol, A B
Brush, Matthias
Brooks, Benjamin
Breedlove, kichd +
iurtOo, j q
Blrrus ChaIlie II
ByrOmn, Josephine
Campbell, Tob
Chancellor, j G
Childre e, IL q
ark, p
Onft n, " III
Connolly, VIM A
Coulsun, u V
Caring on, Lariug
Croeser, Frank
Dale, Taylor
Dapprich, Il
DeIrralf nried, IL U
Defresg Martin
Dial, Inomas N
Doyle, j
Duncan, Matte
Egnew, John
EUgsOn A
Evans, Stephen
Farnan, IL
Terrell, W II
Fitzgerald, Louisa
Fleming, NJ E
Frank, " r
FraisLre, j ii
Franklin, w
Glyeng. Eller
Gillispie, j S
Giddeus, Ann
"rahan, w w
CIR on L. Il
Guilmet,-
Haley, Georgia
Harper, Rose
Harris, NJ ,ry
Hash, a L
utuen Emma
4 Hendr X, DR. z
Haster, & y
Hill. Maeg!e
Horton, JENNIE
Houston, Louis
Hurtain, Louis
Harley, h IL (2)
j nerds, W ]
j IrGan, Chas Il
Jonet, Allen
Johnson, William o
Femaie College
Johnso =, Martha
keefe, Conn
X lley, James ID
kudelzagd Joseph
KrOutn, Geo W
Lander, Lucy
LaugtoI, Maggie
Lsdfr ri, Silas
Little tleld, Clara h
Lowering, Mr.
Mansll.l Carrie
NIan,Op. FIT
Mutnn. Mat
Nlnttp,,yley.J 10
Wnrchison'CA
Morrison, Maud
Martin. u 4
Mcb lure, tzeo W
Mcknight, Il Z G)
McNlorrls, ~
McMOsehouse, j III
Nickei. william
o,c-,,, -
" Corhe'h nu'e
Paxton, w "
Patterson, w q
Patjon, NJ j
Rawl,naa. Dan
Retu, EP
Richardsou,J "
Il cker, Walter
Ru,te,ige, J 4
shs,iner Ga,rge
Snort. n A
siI,,aon CIV
sim ma ~
shnie Conrad
smith. Nav
smith catherine
st,mns Gaorga
SIn,r, Y A n
S,o,er' Aaran
r,,. 49,
T,hna,t is
farley, Jvhu
walker. John
Washington. Williar
1 VISITS. Geo
"toVh, -
w WENT is ,pa'"
White, DOCK
Williams. n IL
wmi,ams' G Snr,.
wortman. John
eiE"'
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al will sell all kinds
,s,,ine At cost, which
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Gailenkamp, Herman Ja,in. EaIe
RJnold, Rl Weir, Peter
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-10-20
MES scratched and fearful, pitiful, visit

MES scratched and fearful, pitiful, visit
full, questioning.
He spoke right out like man to
the silent cry of the heart. "My dar-
ling" he said-''my darling, what is the
matter?"
That was more than she could bear
just then; she wavered as she sat. aud
fell back in dead faint. JOHN sprang
to raise her head, and ran tc the brook
to SOD nv handkerchief with water to
battle her face. I begged John to let
me run home at once and send the
wagon. 1t was plain he could not bear
to leave her, and ran off as fast as I
could.
1 was back again before the horse
could be harnessed, bringing with me
camphor and cologne. But Jennie had
recovered her senses before l arrived.
I heard her talking in a low tone to
John before reached them. What he
had said to ner do not know, but she
was meek enough now-as humble and
grateful as possible when we lifted her
into the wagon and got her home.
And how heroic she was while the doc
tor was setting her ankle. At least they
all said she was heroic; but it is my pri-
vate belief she did not feel the least pain
for sheer happiness, and therefore there
was no virtue whatever in her keeping as
still as lamb.
I told her the next day that she did
not deserve her happiness, and she owned
she did not. asked if she was not
ashamed that I, who was only his friend
had stood up for John more stanchly, IN
my own mind, than she who was his
lady-love.
It was only an accident his appearing
with Jessie at the choir meeting. A
young man from Woodville had been
over to visit her, and detained her till it
was late. On his way home he had
brought her in his buggy as far as the
church, and left her in the vestibule.
Right there she had met John. and had
made as much of the opportunity as she
knew how.
Would you like to hear what else John
did that night? When he had brought
the doctor and gone again on errands to
the druggists, and then stayed by till he
could learn that Jennie was made as COM
Portable as possible for the night, with
out saying word to anybody he got
lantern and went to search for that I'M
happy COW. He found her, drove her
home and shut her into Mrs. McCreery's
yard. The poor woman did not know
till long afterward who had done her the
Kindness Springfield Republican.