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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
taUSslA.

Prince GortschakoF on His Way 70 St.
Petersburg-Count Henry Won Arnim
BERLIN, May % Prince Gortschaked,
is expected here soon on his way to ST..
Petersburg, to thank the Gar for the
congratulations extended to him in his
jubilee. lie will return to Baden
shortly.
The late Count Henry Won Arnim
left papers " hich il is said, will entirely
exculpate him from the charges OF
treason.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
Granted O Hearing

ST. PETERSBURG. May 23.-Baron
Guuzbcrg, i prominent banker, heading
a DEF ut ltion Of influential Jews, will have
an audience with the Gar at GAtchina,
to-day.
The Revolutionists Answer the Cars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
New Orleans.

Nrw ORLEANS, May 2.-Codee-
Quiet; ordinary TO pnme "a
surar-Good demand; inferior " eood
common 8ks7c; common 70 gooe eo.a'
Moi.s,es-Du.i; common 2Oe22r; f.ir
25ts3Oe: prime $500; fernsntinr ~
40. Rice-Duli and lover; Loutsiana
.i...r 10 choice 4A2ic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
PtffburBh.

PrrxsuHaH,, May A-Petroleum-
ooiet; Uaited certificates etesdy ~ esac'
,e6ned 1c Tor Philsdelphis deliver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
PRODUCE.

eSo sales. tOdcrc J.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01
Whst Pate, the Gambler Saws.

Mr. r. T. Pace, the sell known psopsie.
tor oi = 81. LoUi- y~m.iiny au;,-~, b1hiI.b,s
sn "p-E letter TO iion. Cha~. I. Jonn-.n, n
reply tn Mr.. John-o;.s speech 10 favor nf
the ATT, gsp'b ing hull how before ,hs .r.,s.
isture aud Introduced by Mr. johnson u.u,.
s~i, The open .st.rr has at le1.t TIE NE, u,
Ot sharv u--~ ss.d cU,,sis- ons rsms: ahse
ps>.sxe 50 follows:
ia .slrssEce 10 sny Go,ey being raised
to defeat The y'pbiins hill. lean ;Tu,i iaIl,
cay. not on s:otiAr h-s hem ri, ct, nor s,l
u be r-:tsd. 10 at,s Wps To tsi~s' the t,li,
sud n"h,dy knG~s thIs better tbsn Mr.
Johnssn. Several day 5efurs re ,~ft III,
city to- yo 10 J f.r-cn CIT, he calnr IT, m,
office and ssii ss.ue psI,:,s wunisi Il. ~ ties.
iG'rpi'sc. a h,'i ior tlss pufpC.. n b, :ck-
msi Ing the gsn,.';-rs, - ne n q h-,si 4,
spoken If: rci ia dr-ai'.1s ,angrrs.-
ii"u, 70 resulted va Ur- J,,;.nson a-siuy NE
Tor = loan a $50. ~hieh graded
j; would uc, tr out az place verr NJ.
jo.n.nn to ssv f"ni~;h'ng rrg riding thi-
a.i-s ,''ou. There was na.i.ing criu,.nal 20
n"src~'ng meme tr III Mr. P.t-, In, there
would be soE,s,',inc very IEGiscrert ~ snsh
an SETS; ]. ,ui. Is,onu'+.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01
Senator Victimised BY Q Conflde nee
Game.

Senator VictlmI1ed BY Q Conflde nee
Washington Star.
Senator Williams, of Kentucky,
has been victimized by one Ut the
smart confidence operators who hang
about this city. Ou Tuesday q very
we'll dressed man called upon Senator
Williams and introduced himself a.
Victor Ward. q member Of the eds
iioguished Kentucky family of tina,
name" He cha,ted with the Senator
tamiIlarly sIout., the word calling
them ''u0cle" this and ''cousin" that,
and during the conversaiinn .aid Ia
the Senator, las Was but mere boy
when you used TO come to my father.
house. Of course you do not remember
much about me-" The senator re.
membsred distinctly that one Of the
younger generation Of the Wards ~.
uamed Victor. and when his visitor
asked the loon of SIS he got il. The
% called Ward said he had oeen on
an extended tour north and had spent
al his money; that he purpneed re.
naming in Washington until after the
Inauguration. and had written his |
folks to remit $50 here fur him. !
but it had not vet arrived. He cur
teously thanked the Senator for the
email loan and departed. Yesterday
morning the door.beil of Senator Will
liams' residence Vas rung, and before
the Senator had got through hi,
morning nap be WAS presented BY .
servant with . gilt-edged card. having
Inscribed thereon. '.Msjor Victor
Ward. Kentucky" "Msjor" Ward
wanted more money. He had met
some Of the boys the night before.
set up the vine and spent the s25.
'What right have you to spend money
that way and come hack to me FIR
more!" ssked the Senstor wish very
proper indignation. ''Oh!" responded
the festive young man. you kpow
the Wards we're always spendihritts."
The Senator thought he would in
vestigate the matter further. direct J
ing the .Major" to meet him ut the
se0ate chamber about IL o'clock. {
aging he had not n much % SIS /
hen 10 bis pocket. From . genuine I
Ward, who IL in the city. the Senator |
earned that Victor Ward had beeo ]
lead ten years. When the bogus
Ward met the Senator to get h,.
econd loan he Vas turned over to q
'olicemsn and lodged in the station
ouse. to Be tried tor obtaining money 4
nder false preseuses. n
Senator Williams appeared 10 the a
0lice Court this morning against The 4
reesnded "Ward." asd The latter .,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

Capt. Charles Geddes. president Of
the Montreal Racquet Club, is con.
s2icuous in the local militia, the stock
exchange, and the best social circles
Of the town. Florence Dav the
secretary, is what Canadians term a
"blaweted fellah, because be affects the
manners Of English high life and ie
wealthy. Az secretary of the club he
received an invitation from the GOV.
ernor-general to make up . team of
ladies and gentlemen for a racquet
and lawn tennis match with ROYALTY
He kept the letter In his pocket, for
some explained reason, and the other
members of the club knew moth
ing of it until too'late. Capt. Geddes
took him severely to task. and he re.
torted with challenge to fight. The
challenge WAS disregarded. Then
David went TO the stock exchange.
armed With . cane. to give Geddes a |
thrashing. At the 6rst blow Geddes
drew . concealed stick and vhacked |
hs asssilsnt in return. The 6eht was
brisk, though brief. and David vas
taken home IN . carriage.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

y.r-Sl Ls-siiui-. Pan ~ the Back. Eirnn~-s 10
Vision Premature, c.t i,e. mt nrapy other dis
-ss--s thai iesd TO insanity or cons Imp;iop AMI
pr. mature gave.
sG-FaI; per; cuiirs IN our pamphls'. which We
desire 10 send free ~ usii 10 every one. This
Snet.it,s. Med enc -C.d ~ VI drug al 81 p.r
Package or pack r-- tor s.. h. sen, fro.
by m.Ii on r~,.srpr n he usna v. nv sdstr.~-inx
IHE GRAY MEDICiNEIO.
tursiO. NY.
Sold 10 Ssdaiia nv Aug r. Fleischnsnn. corner
Se> oud amt tsbIo streets. 2Idswly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01
You: Mud Will Grow S,roux

ani greet ~, b, what 20" nj-c'. but BY
~s., sou ro,di-il, acesp, anil believe
Your he,':a ~i:i Improve, ira' ;u rrcr"r
,,on =. vol o:,~y N4'rr.'. i,a. II vcu'
.n,nd is ,;i-ea-ed, rcir. 81 il cit. -.i;abi.
rslsx .i,o.. II the two great orgsns o.
rcur bgGr. the kidney and liver. are on
Of Order, re.,ore them hv usiny Warner
Safe K,hney and Lise- Cure. The mind
can he kept elssr hy care, and the kidney.
snd liver ny the great rrmeds above men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

A bill has lately been introduced
into the Bombay legislative council to
create q close time for certain sorts OF
game and 6sh in the Bombay presi-
dency. The term game" in the bill
denotes, among other animals, bison.
neelghai. antelope, samber. chital,
chinkaria. bekri e species Of antelope).
hog deer and hares. Ferocious ami
mails may still b killed at any time
hunters may manage to ''pot" them.
The bill meets With much native OPP
poeitiOu.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

The Church of the Advent. in Dos
ton. II extremely ritua;istic. Its four
minister wear Cassocks indoors and
out, practice celebacy. aud live in q
house by themselves. The parish ii
quite successful the chu.ch has 8OO
COMMITMENTS. and . new edi6ce j
beiug completed without debt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

was ordered to leave the District i'm
mediately, with the penalty of i'm.
prisunment in the Penilen,iary hang
ing over him and Ia he eniorc-d If he
returns here within three years.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

Erode to NET Nsser! II l. Who
am rufiian to come here. have never
felt right about il. 1t was none Of
my d.ings. can tell you. Mrs.
! Craig.
Il know that"-very sadly. bot
il 10 yours now. and ! must learn u
think Ut the old place - 10 longer
mine"
"But you need not"
Nv heart noe positively reiused to
60 back To iis proper place. a. rob
and distress This lonely widow. l
could not he - great . mousser.
But ] should die il I could never eco
her again.
why give it up at oil: Do you
think such goodness, such amisbiiiiy
~ yours could 'sil to touch my heart !!
Little ss have seen of you. Mrs.
Craig. you are already more TO the
than any woman in the world. Hun
es,iy, ~ a man, ] love you. Tue
thought Of calling you mine is ~
this moment the sweetest ] have ever
known"
but you do not know me at ill"
she said xith smile. Il have bad
! reputation in Ashburion. l tear"
lilies all lies. To me you are the
dearest. moot beautiful woman in the
world. Would you drive me away
when Why is 50 fond Of me"
Il am airsid you have seen me
through your goodness to q dumb
animal. she said blusn,ng.
"iou may stay awhile and III sec
how like you"
"But do you not like me now !
Promise 10 love me msdly, wildly, ami
I shall stay. Otherwise. 1 am Of to-
night"
"Wel;. persistent. ruflianly young
o,sn. y"u may stay.
"Oh, you sngei!"
l sstouished Why BY hugeing her
mistress tight in the field in open
daylight.
Nos I xas indeed master Of the &C.
dsrs. which Leslie says ! Obtained
irsudul~nily from first to last.
IF you had seen Why cut in the
bleak fields without turning her in
that FIRST night never should have
forgotten or loved you. TON"
well, rs Why vas the means Of
nv getting the sweetest vile in ali
the world shall have . new house
built for her at once. But how wss
it my love tLat you treated me ."
~eii-bet,er than deserved from the
first"
because. Oh, Tom. you are .;
tease. | have seen you very fire.
quenily with your uncle in Ashbur-
,uu--an,-io Z the Other ~av ROW
aud shui Your eyes. think l loved
you. Tom. all tine time"
Malvins il the m"st pampered little
beast you ever saw. and, rain or shine.
she waits for me lo let down the bar.
for her.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

One of the younger cons Of Lord
Munster, who bears King William
vs. arms with q bar sinister, has
lust been converted to Romsnism SD
that Queen Victoria has now . near
blood relation in the Roman ranks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

The official correspondence relating
to the condition of Indian finance
which Lord Harrington discovered on
his acceptance of Office. has, it is said.
stricken terror into more than one 10.
divi1ual high in favor at court. Ii
is rumored that the demand made on
the exchequer to meet . part only Of
the expenses incurred BY the Afghan
war amounts to not less than seven
millions sterling. Some "a, speci
mems Of scandalous neglect and wan
t"n extravaeauce will shortly be laid
before the British public.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01
Difficulties of q Witness.

I Fh"H 'u' b'""sisH 1sshse-
''You must get around pretty early
il the morning. my DEAR" said Mr.
Spoopendy he. ''becsuse I am going t.
bs q witness in court"
Good gracious ejsculatej Mrs.
SPoopendyke. what have you been
doug"
"What dye s'pose I've been doing
I've heard something in a law case,
and I've got to swear to them.
You can't have Law case
without witnesee., and I've got to b
one tomorrow 90 you bustle nut in
the morning and get nv breakfast"
They can't do anything to you.
can they? ? inquired Mrs. SPoopendyke
nervously.
IF 1 amt there in time they can
send me to jail" responded Mr.
Spoopendyke. ominou.ly. land you'd
better get me ready in time il you
don't want to lose me-" and Mr..
Spoopendyke Topped into bed and
vent to sleeP.
Mrs. Spoopendyke turned the clock
ahead two hourse, arranged her hair,
and sat down To speculate on the
chances Of waking up At the proper
moment. At first she concluded 10
stay up all night. hut she began to
get sleepy. and rejecting that il she
fixed her mind on the hour she want
ed tn rise she'd b sure tn wake up,
che went to bed and to sleep stimuli
taneously.
At 4:30 she reused up With Q ter.
rified start.
'Waks up. my dear!" she exclaim-
ed to her husband. you've got to
he . witeness in . case this morning.
Hurry up. or they'll put you in Jail"
"Wah!" rejoined Mr.. Spoopendy Re.
"What did the deed get mixei there
with-proof-ah !" and Nj. Spoopen.
dyke Was sound asleep sgsin.
'You must get right up and 20 to
cou't." said Mr.. Spoopendyke firmly.
"You know something about . lav
court and you must wake up right
of"
What. the matter" propouuded
Mr.. Spoopendyke. sitting up and !
glaring around him.
"What day Of the month is this, /
Who calIe.i Spoopendyke! I sin't
.lept wink" and Mr.. Spoopeodyke
IslI back on his pillow.
''YOu know you muet 90 To the
.aae." continued Mrs. Spoopeodyke.
You've been appointed . witness and
200 must 90 and swear about it.
Wake up or they will arrest you"
"Whst caee!" demanded Mr..
spoopendyke. "Who's arrested I.
csn't you let . man alone just % he
. getting 10 q doze! What's the mat
er With you. anyway"
"You wanted to get up early about
ono court. Come. get up. nov. or
hey'Il send you to JAIL" and Mrs. I!
'poorpedyke got up and lighted the
% and began dropping on her skirse. 1,
"Who's going to court?" asked NJ. .
'poopendyke, sitting up in bed. q
Where 10 the courtf Think any Q
ourt wants me at 5 o'clock in the {
,ornipgY \
''It,s about Law case" said Mrs. /
pooopendyke. cheerfully. ''Yoa q
nov you are . witness. To think '
'at should live IN be the wife Of q q
and Mrs. Spoopendyks p
'mly impressed that il Ne something b.
the nature Ut foreign mission, OF
's.d admiringly upon Der husband.
"Dod CAST the law easel" bowed n
E. 0poopoodyko, nov thoeoaehly p
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

Two aristocratic beauties of The
! Spanish colony in Paris, the Counties
Multedo and Senorita Penedo. had 4
narrow escape from being suffocatec
By natural flowers in their hair and
the trimming Of their ball dresse. Q.
they were returning homo from Queer
Isabella's soires 10 . closely shut ur
carriage. The flowers were profusely
employed in garlands. The ladies for
some time chatted eayly. One Of
them then became client. and then the
other. Count Multedo. who was With
them. grew alarmed when neither OF
them replied to observations he made
and questions Be put. and oil the more
- that he felt oppressed BY the per-
tune of the flowers. When he caused
the carriage to stop and opened the
window be found them insens;ble. but
they soon recovered when taken into
the air. They, however. caught q se.
we're cold from the sudden exposure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

The popularity OF ''Pinatore' Id
actually waning. A Boston Opera
company advertised a performance in
New Haven "Wednesday evening. and
gave notice that purchasers buying
tickets should vote whether they
wanted to hear "Pinafore" or the
''Chimes Of Normandy" A large
majority voted for the latter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

Popular illustrated book (s6o paees) -
MANHOOD! WoNAXHOoD! MARK,AcSi
Implements to Marriage; tie Cause aid
cure. Sent sees,eiy sealSi, postpaid, for 50
cents. by DR.. c. WHITTIER. or s..
Charles Street, 81. Louis, No., the RreM
vocalist Read bis wovh.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSOURI
CorxTy OF Psrri>,
In the Cir.uit Coar, Of Pestis County. Missouri.
January Term, lssi, January 18th, 1851. Tneo.
Hoberecht ant WIN. Hobsr-cht, Comprising
firm 1T Hotersch = Bro sgsinst Z. n. Klu
her.
Sow at this day comes the plaintiffs nv their
atNrney and he their p. tt,on, which said hobd
- ~ the court approved and attachment ordered
ISSUED ; md It appearing that defendant. E. n.
kiuber, ~ snoG-resident Of the state OF Missouri.
Nherctors j; is ordered by thu co.rt that defend.
ant b. notified by publ1ston that action BY
petition au.i attachment has been commenced
against HIM this court by the plaintiffs, founded
upon ptc'n,->ory note tor the sum of eighty
three dollars and twsnty-siX cents, ($sU % l,sS !:
thar hts property has attached. and that unless
he NJ and appear At the nett term Of ii 10 court,
and or h ( re- the third day thereof iii the
term sail 40 long continue. and il not, then BE-
fore the en'i Of the ter,n}, jadsment Wili he
d~rsf against him and his property sold to sat-
isfv the same. And il Is further ordered that q
copy hsrro' be published - the S~dalia WeeS ~
B'aoo. PAPER printed and published in Pettis
county, Missouri, for four weeks succesriveIy,
the last insertion thereof to BE- least four Weeks
before the first day Of the next term of this court
r. II. lNSaAn. Clerk.
n. c. Stnuett. atty for plaintiffs. 3-lwls
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

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the diseases that eause pains IN the ic1er part
OF the body-i'r Torpid L'v-r-Heasiachee-.J
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tlee OF tho kidneys. Liver and Urinary OrGnns.
For emaie Diseases. monthly NeDstrua-
tons. and during pregnancy. u has no equal. 10
restores the organs that make the blood, and
hence the beet Blood Purifier. II In the only
know remedy that cures B.,ghrs Disease. For
Diabetes, use Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure
For Sale by druggists and oil Dealers ut Si.20
per bottle. Largest bottle in the market. Try Il.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

John :. Clarke. the London come
dian and manager, IL on q visit in
Philadelphia, where be owns two the
aires He says that Booth ha. be.
como popular in London. and thar the
people take more kindly to American
scton than formerly. The Florences
made hit. though they gained little
in money; Hsverly's miostrels did veil
financially At the Mspleson opera
house; Raymond vas liked 10 spite Of
''Tbe Gilded Age" and the outlook
for Mccullough is good. Mr.. Clarke
says that Irving is not likely to come
to America for many years. - he
draws invariably At home, and has Q
valuable theatre to manage. The
Vokes family Of burIe.quen and the
Hsnlon-Lees, . somewhat sitnilar
company, ere coming here next season.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

"Boycottiug promises to become .
weapon Of universal adaptation. II
has just been introduced into France,
Saumur. There is Q famous cavalry
school there, a very aristocratic estab.
lishmeut, which always contains Q
number Of the gilded youth. The
commissaire de police in Saumur, who
seems to be disagreeable type Of an
official. excited the animosity of some
Of these young gentlemen. They sp.
piled to the mayor for his dismissal.
which being refused. they boycotted
the town. The school consists of $50
members, and for fortnight not one
Of them entered q store or made q
purchase. Local trade became par
alyzsd. and the mayor had to give in.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01
FEBRUARY DRAWING.
sll2,AW

$50 Prizes. slla, 400
Whole ticket, ". Halt ticket, n.
q tickets. 80. IS tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank dram in letter, or send by
expFee. Don't send ny registered letter or pvst.
Once order. Orders of . and upwards. BY
express, can be sent at our expense.
Address all orders to r. ~. BOARDMAN, Courier.
Journal Building. Louisville. KY, or T. J.. CON-
ERYORD. 2l3 Rr0a6 Sxv New York.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01

These goods all 6tc made have millions
dollars invested in their works utterly for manuctu
With 'hem either in prices quality Oa Of
Co~. give price within $40 article here mentioned M:
nsasnss aad dipaash l527d&wly1 T. q. C1OVLIY r ~
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-20th@
PUPCLAR MOHrHLY DRAWING W ThK
Common,eealM D;stributiow Compans.
At nAcACIBy'e THRA9Da.
In the City OF Louisville, On
MONDAY, TRIBUTARY %, l0ol.

These drawings occur monthly tSundays ex-
eeptedj under provisions of act Of the General
Assembly OF Kentucky, including the Newport
Printing ant Newspaper Company, approved
april y. ISIS.
rrPealed-
The United States Circuit court on March 81
rendered. the following decisions:
1st-That the Commonwealth NssFibutiou
Company il legal.
3d-lts drawings are fir.
The company has now on hand Q ia.go
reserve fund. Read the list Of pFl1ae for the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-01
HENRY's CAnBoLIc sALvR.

DR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the sess casAar.
,e Regulators.
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feared little honest country rain and
mud. Turning nv trou.ers up at the
ankles set off bravelv toward the
empty house Of which ! was nov the
master, preferrine its seclusion to the
racket and had tabacco emoke At the
public house. A. BIT farther down the
turnpike. l met . queer looking spec.
linen 10 grey jeans pantslcons. and Q
fuzzy white hat.
Jerusalem, Peter! So you're
goin' to live 10 Lesby Craig's house,
he you. I'd rather be me than you.
Why, shes . tartar. mister. Every
woman in the townships afraid If her
nails. Hain't none on 'em seed her
at it. but she locke like Q squealer.
jim Craig dasn't come back showing
any skeleton into her kitchen. He'd
get scalded like as not"
$50 I've heard"
shell never live up the Cedars on
Earth, mister. They saw she vent
md tramped on Jims unfortunate
yrave for that piece of work. She's
,p there now. | just passed and seed
he widow making things Ay. scrub
ling. sweeping. busting. baking pies
nd cutting up old ned generally.
(ou'd better 90 hack to Carriers. II
har amt that Internal young beifer |
t bern trying to let down the bars
nth her horns. That critter is the
My thing her mistress loves. She'll
e out in the rain letting her 10 pres.
ntly. That sleek lookin' critter Was
ORR the night Jim died. and she IL
cad cot on that COW. Feeds her on
unkin' pies and ginger bread, aad
,ech her tricks" Ii
''DOn't ny? I wouldn't mind b. |,
z . heifsr myself" il
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