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cent lips to mine and kissed me. "Ill
be very. yery good to YOU"

cent lips to mire and kissed me. "Tl
be very, verv good to YOU"
But there was no lovers warmth ir
my heart; only kind of gentle pity
for the girl who was TO bring me f5,
600. We were engaged. Old Simon
joked us coarsely, and seemed to exul,
over the affair. might even have
doubted the existence Of the $4,000
but that Maggie told me of it her
self.
"Uncle was keeping it for me to live
on when ] was an old maid" she said
"but you shall do what you choose
with the money when belong to you
Wen buy pretty house, shan't We
dear, first Of all, and live there all our
lives somewhere where we can have
a garden?"
So, after that, / never doubted, but
chung to the idea as | could not if ]
had loved the girl. We were married
in a fortnight. Uncle Simon and his
old housekeeper alone were present
It had touched me y good deal when
Margaret had whispered that she had
rather not have wedding party.
Fancy the bride limping up the aisle
upon a crutch" she said. "Let me be
married with none to stare at me. You
love me, so / don't care about being
lame any more, but I'D rather not be
stared at"
1 took her in my arms and kissed
her then.
"I'll be good to her." l said as the
clergyman uttered his prayer-"very,
very good" and was saying it again
when l sat with my wife in old Simon's
parlor, and he, coming in, lit the gas,
and stood twinkling his eyes at us ma
liciously.
$50 it's over" he said, with his fend-
ish chuckle. ''She's yours now for the
$4,000. I'm going to hand it over to-
night. Ishall sleep better"
] blushed with shame. "Not yet" I
said don't ~. talk s Ct money yet" vi,
though; I've got it here" And he I'M
locked sideboard which stood in the
room, and brought our small roll done
up oddly in brown paper. There it
u.s." he said, "there it is. Look at it;
count it. Five thousand, plum. Count
it,"
He fairly grinned as he spoke She
smiled. saw something in his laugh |
that made me shudder. Without q |
word more walked to the table, open
I'd the parcel and spread out the notes.
There was Is, 900 worth of them, read
ng the value on their faces: but they
we're the notes of heDiddleton & Blk
IN Bank, which had failed years ago! l
lad been deceived. The girl had mar
led was penniless!
"Impostorp I yelled. Old Simon
with q roar of laughter.
Good joke" he said. II have done
THAT / have promised. You've got the
4, 600; didn't tell you what it was in.
# course such money is of no use to .
on; but I can't help that. Ha, hal"
/ think ] should have given him q
low, but just then heard Margaret
cream. looked at her. / saw. as
I'D known before, that she had no
and in the deception. Isaw an awful ,
3Ok in her eye, 9 doubt of my love
on my lip. I saw her rise
nd falter on her poor feet and stretch
or arms toward me. heard her cry,
did not know!" and then
b, thank God for 1.-THE love / had !
ever felt before rushed into my heart ,
- great all.conquering love.
ran 70 her. / took her in my arms.
gave her the first kiss of passionate
M ,,nv, h<rx, 1r>,n sd ..S1. uNf..l
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If Weston, the walker, will come to
this country and attempt the feat of
fasting $50 days, his recent sixty seventh
disgraceful failure in London will be
forgiven.-NoufstoWo Herald.
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An ESoRMous TRArFIc-Pittsburg boasts tina,
$40 746 bottles Of CARBoLINE have been sold with
in the last six months. This shows that the
great army of baldheads will soon be reduced te
corporal's guard.
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3Whsn : mana money i gone. Z
~ the 1oston Glpbe, s'his ffiends drop
q hks buttons nom . pair Of ready.
Asa6e pant. !"
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Mrs. Dukes, Of Colfax, Indiana had running
sore on her ankle for two years. "Lindsey's
Blood Searcher" cured it.
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Toodles Always Kent a CONN

in his house. Had he lived now he would ha,
kept Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
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CONSUMPTION Can Dc eUREpl
R %n. HALLS
l .. !;s bALSAN M

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneumonia, lndu,
enza, Bronchial Difficulties, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness Asthma. Group, WhoopinS Cough, and all
Diseases Of the Breathing Organs, It soothss
and heals the Membrane Of the Lungs, inhamed
and poisoned by the disease, and prevents the
night sweats and tightness across tho chest
which accompany it CONSUMPTION II NO
an incurable malady. HALLS BALSAM will
cure You, even though professional aid falls
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BAD GUN.
The British DullAog that was thoushe
- ~ 8ufe DEATH.

The Dritlsh DullAeg that was thought
- ~ 0ure DEATH.
The report Of O. N. Poe and James
N. Whittemore, who tested the force
ofthe bullet from Guiteau's pistol has
been handed 70 Col. Corkhill. The pis.
tOl used vas counterpart Of that
with which Guitesu fired, except that
the grip y Of wood instead Of ivory. The
weapon u marked 1'British bulldog" il
double acting, has Z reversing cylinder
containing Ave chambers, each Of one
and one quarter inches in length and
fOrty-four one hundredths Of An inch
|calihre. The barrel Is two and 1 half
inches long. In the experimental firing
three cartridges Of the four found on
GuiteAu, and furnished TO the testers
BY Col. COrkhill, were used, ~ well O.
three similar cartridges furnished by
detective McElfresh. The fourth 81
Guiteeu's cartridges, and another fur
nished by the detective, were used for
the purpose Of weighing and determin-
ing IL quality. The target vas made
Of nix pine boards, each ono an inch
IN thickness, and placed one behind
the other q intervals OF one inch.
First, ascertaining that the pistol Va
lin perfect order, shots were fred q the
target from distance Of four feet. The
results aIs given q follows: No. / went
through three boards, and glanced on
the fourth. No. went through three
boards, and beddod Ia the fourth. No.
vent thrnnnh nxaA hra n avd lrA~><a
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LYDIA e. PlNKHAM'8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cure

for all these Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
sOcommon to our beat female population.
1t will cure entirely the worst form Of Female Com.
plants. all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera
ton, Falling and Displacements and tho consequent
Spinal Weakness and Is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
1t will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus in
an early stage Of Developments Tho tendency to can.
cerous is checked ryspeedy by its use
1t removes faintness iatulency destroysal craving
for stmulants and relieves weakness Of the stomach
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution
General Debility, seeplessness, Depression and Indi
gestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache is always permanently cured by its use
1t Will at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cureof Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA +. PINkIIAMS VEGETABLE CON.
POUNDS prepared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue
Lynn, Mass Price ST. Six bottles for ]5 Sent BY mail
In the form Of pills. also in the form of lozenges on
receipt of price, 81 per box for either Ms Pnkhs
freeyanswer all letters Of iRqury Send Tor pamrh.
let Address as above. Mention THIS Puper.
No family should be without LYDIA Z. PINKHAMS
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousness,
and torpdity OF the liver. Is cents Per boz.
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IARGARET,S MONEY.

4 she's : good girl. She'll b
! somebody. =
thought he looked at me.
should he look at me?"
"pm not ! husband wortl
u he knows very well, thiI
bays me my small salary every
his own hands. y
hid look 1t me, and / answer
word or two; l forget wha,
Ie said, talking with q mean
oking at me evidently to see
ppose she does with it, Has
p IL my Are.proof safe in my
p't get interest on it; locks
e does her rings and pins,
ie never touched"
y you don't give her better
laid.
woman advicep he said.
owever, ! approve Of this.
her dowfy locked up safe
pd loose It. I'm her guar
1aAhAY and / uuarrolo6 vnl1
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CLARKE'S NEW METHOD
For Reed Organs.

>, This wonderfully successful book still sell.
nent success. good instructive course. y n,r,
Inc selections and arrangements Of good Reea
Organ Music, account for the favor in Which IL
held. Price, $3.50 "A''A ~ !"
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TUFTS HAIR DYE,

GRAY II All OF w Hr8K Ens changed to GLOSSY
BLACK BY single application Of this Dye Il
tmpartS natural color, acts Instantareously
Sold BY Druggiss, OF ssat By express receipt Of
01lce, 80 Murray o., New York
Dr. TUTTo 1ANCAL Il valuable Isssrusus, s,a \
Useful RseslDts will 10 usilel FRRE n .n.ii..t,.
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The leading dailies of the leading cities are

The leading dailies OF the leading cities are
crowded with advertisements. The pressure upon
The STARS columns, even at this season, Is UMPIRE
cedented On Saturday last 152 new advertise
ments were printed, which, with one exception,
Was the largest number published in single day
In The history OF the paper being more for one day
than all OF the other Washington papers print in a
week. The circulation is even In a greater
ratio. The dOuble-sheetS alone Of last Saturday
and the Saturday before which mere actually
printed and sold, amounted to 43,513 copies,
equal to ~ .026 single sheet STARS for tcO days
only The rest Of the week falls but little below
these figures, which are taken from the books OF
the Office, and which open to the inspection Of
advertisers To meet the present demand another
dOuble-Sheet will be issued on Wednesday.
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Technically speaking, and viewed from the mar
row point OF Official etiquette, Mr. Acting Attorney
General Phillips can doubtless justify his late let
Ter to Mr. Gibson touching the status OF that gen.
teman In connection with the star route cases
Yet the spirit manifested in his communication is
hardly what the country has 4 right to expect
from faithful representative of government in a
matter where it has important interests at stake
Nicholson may or may not be proper person for the
position he has assumed, and he may or may not
have had sufficient warrant for all he has done or
undertaken TO do in the premises. Mr. MacVeagh
may also have done some improper things, and left
undone Others that he ought to have DONE, Grant
ed the worst that can be claimed in these respects
and it Is Still hard to see how mistakes or short
comngs on the part Of these gentlemen can afford
an excuse to any duly authorized officer of the
government for not exercising in its behalf all the
powers at his command, or for not using all proper
means within his reach for protecting its interests
Mr. Phillips does not in so many words say that he
VIII not take advantage Of all available resources
TO strengthen the case of the government when
the trials in question shall be properly before the
courts but there is no Disgusting the fact that the
tenor of his letter has awakened a very unpleasant
apprehension in the public mind.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

r United COMPREHENSIVE.
IL The undersigned do hereby certify that they have
name or firm Of WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOW
ICE COMPANY. No bills or accounts will be paid
Treasurer Office, No. 1854 Water street Georeetown,
Low u OF
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PROFESSIONAL.


LOOT sURGERY.-Dr. WHITE, ChiroTodi-t of fif-
teen years experience throughout the United States
and Canada and twenty consecutive years of practice
in Washington u C.. successfully treats Corns, Bum
of the feet. His Chropodial establishments I4l6 PENN
syyana avenue opposite Wizards Hotel. is patron
lied by the elite of the world Office Fee 81 visit o26
nR. VI. S. PARSoNS MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
IL successor 70 DIR. A. L. Bosworth. Once hours. .
els SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. o6-2m
LNERNAND URSO.
Il PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER,
1890 stree. northwest OF Box 7l2 City Post Office
Prof: Gloetzrer. CIV. Walter. org. Ascension
Chlckering sons, Miss Gilbert:
j. r. Canlfield. Mus Doc Mrs Pearson. org Egilhsny
nR. NJ. A. CARMAN.
l0l5 18th STREET
Second door south from All Souls Church. s12
nR. STARR PARSONS. DENTIST 4399TH STREET.
J southeast 9;5 and northwest. Extracting
IL a.. m, Wednesdays. Free Cor the poor FirSt
able. ~
nR. II. PARSONS. DENTIST, 4os 7TH STREET
y northwest. between ID ind streets, Ballan-
tynes Bookstore Operative, Surgical and Mechanical
Charge moderate. Gas administered. nj
nR. wEIsENBoRN. DENTIST. 9ls 7TH STREET
northwest CeilGloid Teeth inserted 81 per set and
all operations the natural reasonable prices.
Extracting, SO cents. janis
nR. DUKE, DENTIST us Hath STREET NORTH
~ west, between q street and New York avenue
Beautiful Sets ct Teeth r. Teeth hied 81; EKrasti9g
nR. L. N. TALBoTT. DENTIST, No. 4s7 9TH ST..
branches. Teeth inserted s. per set. All work war
ranted janis
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

nor SALE-GREAT CHANCE-A BUn. DING LOT.
19feet front by ITO feet to alley East Capitol street.
facing SOUTH square east Of Lincoln Park at $260
one third cash, balance $40 month without interest
title rerfect Apply at to NJ. NJ. ROHRER Attor-
ney, 500 7th street. n26-3t.
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If YOU WANT A HEATING OR COOKING
STOVE,
DO not fan to call and examine large assortment of
beth. Agents fog the
RADIANT HOME HEATING STOVES AND
FURNACES,
Sfe bert Of their kind made in the country. Also
LATkCBES. SLATE MANTEI.S CRATES AND
BRICK SET RANGES
P.ease cal and examine stock.
w. s. jerks b CO..
ois III SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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4 L WILLIAM HAHN'S.

A 7 WILLIAM HAHN'S.
SIG 9TH street, between Fl andI,
And 1922 Pennsylvania between 10Th and 10th ss.
Has the largest variety of Gents Hand BOOTS
CATERS, BALMORALS and BUTTON. from s.. so to
EoR EVENING WEAR,
Gents, Boys and Youths Patent Leather PUMPS, 81
Ladies and Misses White SLIPPERS. 81 tos1.5o.
Ladies' and Misses Low Opera Kid d., 75c. tos1. rs.
FoR STYLE. .ru.ps,s
Ladies' French Heel. Low vaInp Kid and Cloth Top
Button BOOTS, 81 aud 50. so.
Gents Fine NarrowToed SHOES. 8 and up.
NOR DURABILITY,
Ladies $3.50 and 81 Genuine Kid and Goat Button
Gents 80 to g Calf and Kip BOOTS. ,o
Boys and Girls soc. to 81. % Sold SCHOOL SHOES.
EoR COMFORT. .r,u,,s
Lades' Warm SHOES and SLIPPERS. Soc to s. IS.
L s S sT hd hes Iced B2h and GonEress
SLIPPERS. in beautiful designs. 75c. to 50.
KrOR ROUGH WEAR,
Il AT HAHN's.
S GePs c Sft snS Rr H H6STs
Ladies' Solid Calf SHOES. 81 and sl.25.
hsns W REhs G" sGo ESo IT'S 8
SUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER
In order to supply an incr easing demand for
"SUMMTT MINERAL SPRING WATER"
I in Sas fo 5r family !. m
prices:
Dog. Quarts. 81. Doz Pints, S1.20
At which riees be obtained from Druggists
GERS. and dealers generally, or from the
DEPOT, 1924 29TH STREET,
WEST WASHINGTON.
Respectfully, &c,
SAM'L c. PALMER.
KSTELEPHONIC CONNECTION. n2S
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WANTED-HOUSES.

VA ANTED - IMMEDIATELY - UNFURNISHET
W House; ors rooms price from So to $50 care
I'll tenant: permanent if suited child. Address c.
Z. T., care Of French Legation. IT.
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

IrOR RENT-A GOOD BRICK STABLE ON A
n large. clean alley. accommodation for two horses
and carriages, Of 1908 street northwest.
IfOR RENT-FENTON HALL. 1l0s f STREET
Il northwest. Inquire Mt the Real Estate office Of
L. N. SAUNDERS BRO. HOB street northwest
n8- 3wS
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SIG 9TH street. between Fl and I,
And 1922 Pennsylvania between 10Th and 10th
Has the largest variety Gents hand stitched BOOTS.
CATERS, BALMORALS and BUTTON. from s.. so to
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NEW 1OTk appears 10 De In quite q stew over the
proposition TO establish new stock exchange In
that city This furry is not easily understood by
outsiders, who cannot see any good reason why
there should not be dozen or two of these con-
Germs, If anybody wants to start them. Certainly
there must be 4 profitable field for two. Seats in
the present board are now worth from SIS coo to
SO,NO each, with a sort OF life Insurance. amount
Ing TO 5000 TO be paid at the death Of the holder
This would seem to indicate that the old stand is
doing pretty well. AS for the new venture, which
Is understood to be backed by Field, Sage and
Gould, and To be run on much more liberal prin-
cpeS. as 10 the class of securities to be dealt in,
there is doubt that IL will be popular and profit
able from the start The fact that it will be open
10 securities and perhaps also to operators ex-
cluded from the other exchange, Will give 1t a start
which 1t could not otherwise get
John Kelly, as boss of Tammany, still exercises
power enough TO enforce his arbitrary DEGREES but
the spirit OF revolt has taken hold of his subjects
and 1t will Yet upset him. His waning power was
illustrated Friday night, when MeSSrs Purroy and
White were expelled, virtually because they had
chosen To exercise their own Judgment without
first getting Boss Kelly's permission. Instead of
the silent submission that had formerly marked
The course OF Tanmany, there were open express
sionS of diSapproval and condemnation, and when
the expulsion OF the two members was voted,
some OF the most respectable Tammanyites with
drew from the organization. 1t begins to look as
II that spirit of independence which naturally
belongs 10 the freemen OF this country is really
about TO assert itself In the bOsS-ridden city OF
New York. Kelly has held despotic sway over his
Tammany subjects for some years, but when
Resistance 10 tyranny once begins, it rarely ever
contents itself with simply mild protest.
The tarin convention will assemble i'm Cooper
Institute, New York city, tomorrow. Hon. Vim.
d. Kelley, NJ. c., of Philadelphia, Will speak the
first day in behalf and support OF protection.
Peter Cooper and ThurlOw Weed will also deliver
addresses. The indications that the varied in
terestS OF the country will be pretty well repre-
Sented.
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NOR SALE-I WILL SELL TO RESPONSIBLE
parties. in the next ten days and easy terms,
very desirable Small Home, in pretty neghborhood
northwest and convenient to two lines of House
is twosor and back building. seven rooms bay win
dow, bath, (hot and cold water, good lot alley
with stable, beautiful parking; handsomely
papered and Painted yard and stable concreted in
plete order throughout. House by applying my
office. Also, several bargains in Lots located north
west and in handsome residences. W. E. BURFORD
Real Estate Broker, Ills street northwest o29
TCOR SALE. RENT AND EXCHANGE-LARGE AND
small houses, in all parts of the city Call or send
and examine our lists. FITCH, FOX L BROWN, 1887
Pennsylvania avenue. OLA
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WANTED-BOARD.

NNANTED-TABLE BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family by gentleman who is delicate. but not
nSad and desires plain nourislIiny food; must he
convenient to the Patent Office. Address So Stir
ONCE. uS6-2t'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"ANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girls, cook and the other chambernaid;
willing to make themselves useful. Apply at 727 Sd
street northwest. n28- 2te
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SPENCtRlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
- Ninth aud streets northwest occupies it, and
attractive hal in the handsome edce known throughout
the United States as LINCOLN HALL BUILDING pay
ana evening Sessions for Ladies and Gentlemen.
and dSushisrs educated for real life. Students
celyed throughout the pamphlet, containing
eloquent address students on 'sFlenents ~
Success. by James A. Garfield also fun nformston
concerning the College, viii te sent free uIon aIca-
hon by mail. may I've ohtained the COLLEGE nic,.
HENRY {: SPENCER, Principal MRS. SARA A.
SpENtER Vice prIDcinal. o9-
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MILE V. PRITDHOMMF'S FRENCH CLASSES
VI meet at her residence, 1918 street northwest
Gall or send name and address. practical knaweige
OF the Ian and Par1san pronunciation acquired
In short time Terms moderate. Cd
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Il ATTN, GREEK. MATHEMATICS. NATURAL. SCI
IL ence and English, privately or in class.
Address A. JANUS, AM.
COlumlian College Washiplrtor a.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

NOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. ROOMS zoos
II street northwest excellent neighhorhood good sew
convenient to street cars Apply at store
MS ct.
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W ANTED-ROOMS.

tNASTED-BY TWO OR FOUR GENTLEMEN.
W Furnished Rooms and Board, i'll the vicinity oi
9Th ard Pennsylvania east. Address Box 10o,
Star Office. n2S-2t.
NNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND NIECE
w two nicely Furnished Rooms communicating
ferred with Board Address n. W., Star Office, stating
terms, which must be reasonable. 1t.
WANTED-BT GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
~ two or three handsomely furnished Rooms, stu
ated between 14th and Goth and Ii and Q streets Adj
dress Navy" Rockville, Nd, stating terms which
must he reasonable. n26-3ts
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WANTED-FAMILIES AND HOTELS TO FUR
w nish with reliable cooks, chamhermsids nurses
&c: try u.s. Servants wanted. Apply Licensed
Agency" 926 street northwest. C. f. PRICE Il co.
NO. lot
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ssFUNHERE rs NOTHING ON EARTH so PRECIOUS
Il as the mind. soul and character of child"
FRIENDS SEMINARY.


Affords - Girls and Boys the best facilities for literal
educaon prepares It's pupils to enter College Patrons
have no expense for books. Call on or address
o6-3In J. s. WILSON, Principal.
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Mrs. S. l.. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
M Young Ladies'. Vest End Institute, New Haven,
Conn, Eleventh year. Superior facilities send for
circular o5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-10

the hotel stood fast, could you have
effected an entrance into the hotel?''
l asked.
1--WE could not hsve faCsd the
gale"
mot fox hundred feet3 not in a
matter of life and deatb?''
Impossible. TIE wind wonld
have lifted US from our feet like bags
of wool. We would have been dashed
against the rocks. and smashed
up like egg-sheIle," was the quiet
reply
And so for some hours von ex-
pected to be swept into eternity"
I'VE did what We could. Each
wrapped himself in blankets and
quilts. binding these tightly ar und
him with ropes, to which were at
tached bars of iron. so that il the
house went by the board We might
stand chance "a slim one-of ap-
cboring somewhere, somehow"
Somewhere. indeed
When, on the following morning.
l busted myself getting ready to go
down the mountain. l heard a pro-
found sigh. followed by some half.
audible words. pro eedipg from the
adjoining room. THESE words rang
In my ears all that dsy:
sab. this soIitudel"-S. A. DRAKE
in Harper's Magazine.