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COLORADO Excursions.

COLORADO ROUND TRIP TOURIST
TICKETS, at greatly reduced rates, via q.
B.,&Q. r. r.. new Chicago and Den
yer Through Line, good during sum-
mer months and National Mining and
Industrial Exposition in September
are now on sale and full particulars as
to trains and rates can be obtained from
any Coupon Ticket Office in the United
States or Canada. 4t. cow
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see
around US seem 10 prefer to suffer and
be made miserable by Indigestion
Constipation Dizziness, Loss of APP
petite, Coming up of Food. Yellow
Skin, when for rs cents we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to
cure them. Sold by
e. P. BRAINERD & son.
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See woman In another column !,
near Speer's Vineyards, picking grapes
from which Gpeer's Port Grape Wine
is made, that is so highly esteemed by
the medical profession, for the use of
invalids, weakly persons and the aged.
Sold by H. Waterman.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-06-22

PERSONS visiting Cincinnati will
find the Crawford House, s. w. corner
of Sixth and Walnut Streets, first
rate place to stop. Lewis Vanden is
the proprietor. 1t is, the only $500 q
day house in the city. Give it trial.
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New jersey Grape Wine.

New jersey Grape Wine.
The success of Mr.. Speer, the great
wine man Of New Jersey, has arisen
from the strict purity and valuable
properties of his wines for invalids and
feeble persons, and his reputation ex-
tends over the whole Union as being
reliable producer of pure wines. His
Port Grape Wine is now being ordered
by families in Dresden, London and
Paris for its superior medicinal virtues,
owing probably to the iron contained
in the brown shale rock soil in which
the vines grow.
For sale by III. Waterman.
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Auction Sale of Dry Goods.

A large consignment of Dry Goods
will be sold at Mowen's Auction Room
Saturday afternoon and evening, June
"a, consisting of 40 pieces of Standard
Cottons, Table Linens, Jeans, Carriage
busters, Hosiery, Umbrellas, &C., &c.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-06-22

Mr.. A. s. Talcott's family came very
near being bereft of their home Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. TalcOtt had been
using an oil stove in the summer
kitchen, and turning down the wick,
left the house for short time. By
some means the oil i'm the reservoir ig-
nited and the flames caught in the
roof above. But for timely discovery
the entire house would undoubtedly
have been e0asalasd.~(G GaxsestaSils
Journal,
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WORTHY of Praise.

AS q rdle we do not recommend
Patent Medicines, but when we know
Of one that really is public benefac-
tor and does positively cure, then we
consider it our duty to impart that in
ormation to all. Electric Bitters are
truly most valuable medicine, and
will surely cure Billiousness, Fever
and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney Complaints, even when all other
remedies fail. We know whereof we
speak, and can freely recommend
them to sll.-Ex. Sold at fifty cents
a bottle, by Belding & Armstrong.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diph-
liberia, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment OF these. complaints with.
out extra charge. Sold by E. P.
Brainerd & Son. g
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New Advertis'ts.
Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS. will be received At
y ths offics Of the Clerk OF the Board OF Eiu-
catisn OF Charlestown Township until 10 O'Clock
noon. July 18th. .1SS9 for building q School HOUSE
in Sub District No. 8. according to plan and
specifications on die in said office Each bid
must contain ths name OF every person inter-
ested in the same, and be mpanled by q
su fficiens guarantee Of some disintsrested per-
son. that il the bid be accepted a contract win
be entered into and the performance of it prop
erly secured. Where both labor and material
are embraced in the work bid for. each must be
separately stated. with the price thereof See
Sec 1888 Ohio School Ldaos. Meme but the lowest
responsible bid will be accepted, and the Board
IN ay reject all bids.
BY aider Of the R0ard Of Education.
A. D RlaH0P, Clerk
Gaxaeksawa. O. laaA1A TEA N1.%s
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ChiIAren,S NIeefimR.

The Annual Children's 8 Meeting will
be held at the Universalist Church
next Sunday forenoon. The services
will be'of interest to all.
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summer Tin.d Table, 1852.

Gates opon at O'Clock A, M; close at P. M.
Bell will be rung ten minutes before closing, as
notice to carriages to leave the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open at O'Clock A. M; close at P. NJ.
+s-.- PHII.0 L, KING, SEXTON
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Snro Death

to Bugs, Insects and Flies. Paris
Green, White Hellibore, London Pur-
pie and Insect Powder, for sale by
BELDING g. ARMSTRONG.
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:" "ANTED!
ONE OR TWO old Acme Moving Machine
" Drive Wheels. Inquire at this office,
NoTTCE

NOTICE.
M ALViNA r.. E.kAUFMASN whose place OF
AA residence is unknown is notified tha t
i.rnst A. Kaufman did on the 14th day of June,
A. ID. 1882, file his petition in the office of the
clerk of the Court OF Ommon Pleas " ithin and
for the County OF Portage and State of Ohio
charging the said Nalvina e. Kaufman with
adultery with one Edward Hackney, and ask
ing that he may he divorced from the said NAL.
vina Z. Kauimann, for the custody of the chill
dreu, and for equitable relief.
Said petition will be for hearing at the term
of said Court next after six weeks from the first
publication hereof
ERNST A. KAUFMANN
By e. B NEWTON his Atty 7s5-6w
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New Goods.

Our stock is now complete in all
branches for the summer trade. Call
and see us. n. CONVERSE & Son.
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White Goods.

We have a fine stock of Nainsooks,
Lawns, Piqaes. &C., from &c. per yard
0p> =, CaNvSRsk 4 Son.
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DAVIS
Sewing Machine!

l. have made arrangements for the sale of
their NEW IMPROVED MACHINE. which will be
found in the store of MISS l.. C. JACkSON.
No Reeds Block, Rayenna, o.. and all who
contemplate the purchase of a Machine should
not fail to call and examine it.
full supply of GENUINE DAVIS NEE
DIES and ATTACHMENTS kept on hand.
All Machines guaranteed. and kept in order
ave years flea Of charge
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Hamburg Edgings and Insertings.
PLAIN and Dotted iS,cisseS.
Lace Curtains, dc.
Table Linen and Red Damdsks,
Linen Napkins and To,vels.
Floor and Table OIL Cloths.
Oil Shades, Windoao Fictures, Curtain
Fringes, dc.
LADIES' and Gents Summer Under.
UedT.
Large stock Of Ginghams, Prints,
Sheetings, Ticks, Denin,s, dc.
Ladies and Children's Shoes, MEMS
Fine Boots and Shoes. Z.
We keep constantly on hand a cltoiee
stock Of GROCERIES.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLER.

A new and elegant stock of Wall
Saper has been received at F. II.
STILES, Phenix Block.
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F. r. MORATH, M, d.

PhyHician and Surgeon. Office in Empire
Block, where he may be found ut ali hours of
day or night, except when absent on profess
sional business 719
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Notice of Sale Of Bonds OF tn,
Village of Kent. Ohio

Notice of Sale Of Bonds OF the
Village. of Kent, Ohio.
Sealed bids will be received at the Office of
the Treasurer of the Village of Kent, Ohio, un-
til o'clock M July 3lst. 1882 for the pur-
OF one Thousand dollars, each bearing interest
at the rate OF six per centum per annnm paya-
BILE annually. and will be due and payable, Que
On the first day OF May. 1925 and one on the
first day Of May. 1854 Said bonds will be sold
at said Treasurer $ Office On said 3ist day of
July. 1852 to the highest and best bidder, for
terest
The above described bonds were issued to
supply the Light fund of said village under au-
thOrity Of the law of the State of Ohio, and an
ordinance of said village.
Kent. Ohio, June 9, 1889.
III. C NEwBERRY,
Treasurer of the village OF Kent o.
By III A. NORRIS. Solicitor. 72l-4t
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NEW YORK, PENN & OHIO. R
FsPs oru nm rp.yso
New Flowers and Chip Hats at
L. G. JACKsoN's.
Card.

We. the undersig ned. agree to close our re-
spectivo places of business, Tuesday. July 4th,
1852 {:
N. Converse Il Son, w. s, Elson,
a y. smith Geo. FaIrchild, (
A. W. Beckley, Second Nat Bank,
First Nat Bank. D. ii. Clewell.
Snyder Il Freeman, David Lindsay,
Miss l.. e. Jackson.
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Window COrnices, Curtain Poles and
Window Shades made to order and
hung at short notice, at f. H. STILES,
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.

KAvENNA. THURSDAY. JUNE se. 1889
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Local Time Tables.

The following are the times OF departure o
OF trains at Rayenna stations:
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The Raid on Marn.lou.

New IoRK, September 2S.-Thc war
about "Marmion,' which has been sup.
pressed us textbook in the Ontario high
schools, wages Gercely in the newspapers OF
the Province. The report that the study OF
the poem was prohibited by the Minister
Of Education rs sop to the Roman Ca,ho.
lies has been confirmed by the condemna-
tion OF the work by Archbishop Lynch in
the Toronto Cathedral last Sunday. As
announced in n dispatch, the Archbishop
admitted that lie had directed the attention
Of the Education Department to the use OF
the poem and asketl for the Introduction.
Objectionsto the writings Of Scott on re.
ligious grounds is something new, but the
Archbishop is most positive in his denun.
citation OF "Marmion." The story OF the
poem is offensive to Catholics, no says, be-
cause it introduces an apostate nun, who
lilies from the convent 10 become the mis-.
tress Of Alarmion, and because it speaks
sligllingly OF "monks and priests and
bloody Rome" The Toronto Nail
ridicules these objections 10 work
which has been accented as one OF the
pnrest writings ii, The English language for
seventy.iour years and likens the sudden
zeal OF the Catholics to the action OF 'the
excellent Christian who pounded Jew
for the crime Of Calvary because he only
heard Of it yesterday" There seems to be
an impression among members OF the On.
position partyin Ontario that the substitu.
tion OF another text book ior "Alarmionn is
largely due 10 the enterprise OF some shrewd
publisher OF school books.n
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FOLGER's ACri1N C6NnElSEn
In anticipating the Payment OF Called
Bonds With Rcbntc OF Interest. q

q .
WAsIllSaroS, September 2S.-There is a
very great deal Of comment among the
Treasury otlicials to-day at the action OF
Secretary folger Yesterday in giving n
dispatch to Acting Secretary New, direct
ing an anticipation OF .thepayment of called
bonds with rebate OF interest ut the rate Of
5000, cooper week until otherwise directed
assigning rs the reason ''the rate of mer-
camille Paper is such that the Government
should ut once release tue money from the
Treasury" The comment ,was the more
conspicuous from the fact that nn cx:luina.
tiOn OF the stock reports shows that the
effect Of Folgtr's ordt was only 10 bull the
stock about two points for as many hours,
when the market sagged on fagain.
1t. is quite doubtful whether the Secre-
tary ol the Treasury is justified in making
any more calls for bonds at the present
time, irrespective OF any relations which
his order may have TO Wall street. The
available cash in balance in the. Treasury
il only about Sill ,00p0l0 or 1t ls some.
thing less than that. The 10 per cent.
which the Treasury keeps according to
its custom, MS redemption reserve fund,
amounts 10 Sl3S, ,000,0 900, so that there is n
very small margin above the usual surplus
to be, used for any purpose. The. point has
often hecn raised In Congress, oi course,
that it is not the function Of the Treasury
Department to consider what the rate OF
discount Of mercantile paper may be, or in
any way 10 SO conduct tho operations Of
the Treasury that the course Of the market
can be affected BY it," -.
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SECRET CORONATION
OF ALEXANDER CAR, OF RUSSIA.
The Reason Of the Prlraey Of the Grow ming Grn,
Wol'eley stlll at CaIfo-Geuerai Egyptian
Neua-ilunIa and the Iut,ruatIonai
Comnlaion-Latsat Foreign Sot,s,

LONDON, September 2S.-A Vienna news.
paper publishes story in effect that tho
Emperor aud Empress Of Russia were 80.
cretly crowned during their recent visit 10
Moscow. II The Emperor survives till the
public coronation the secret ceremony will
be considered void. In The event OF his
death 1t will be made public, so Ms to avoid
any;dilllculty In proclalming the Czarewitch
Alexander as the lawful successor OF the
crowned monarch. q.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 2s.-Gcreral
Todlebcn, speaking ut Welna, publicly
expressed his beliefin the impartiaity and
disinterestedness Of tho Jewish members
of that municipality and hoped that their
advice would he taken rs readily as that Of
the Christians.
BUCHAREST, September 2S.-The Russian
officials ut Kiln, near the mouth OF The
Danube, are taking soundings uotwith,
standing the remonstraueO of the Inter.
national Commission. The Russian GOV.
arnment has also arranged that the Rus.
SLAMS shal u perform police duty instead OF
the employees OF the commission. In
consequence OF these iniringemcnts A
meeting OF the commission has hecn sum.
moped, ~
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AFrEIl MARCH FOURTH.
The Probable Political Complexion {
the United StnfpS Senntc

The Probable Political ConinIexIou OF
), L- the United StntcS Senate.
WASHINGTON, September 2s.-The Re.
pnblicans are now feeling 4 little more
comfortable regarding the political com.
plexion Of the Senate than they did before
the Maine election. The terms OF twenty.
six Senators expire on the lth Of Marcel,
next, and taking away these the remaining
Senators stand twenty-six Republicans,
twenty-three Democrats and Malone. Ten
States, which are to send new Senators,
hive either already chosen them or have
indicated by the cholpe OF n Legislature
what the political complexion OF theh
Senators will be. These are Mississippi,
Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, kentucky v,
Virginia, Maine, lthode Island, Nevada
and Oregon. ssOf.these five will; be Demo.
berger, Independent. This makes the
Senate rs now known, thirty Republicans,
twenty.eiglIt Democrats and two i"Inde.
pendent" who are pretty sure 10 vote with
the Republicans on all party questions. OF
the remaining States it is fully, certain that
Georgia, South Carolina, Texas and West
Hirginil will elect Democrats, sud Kansas,
Massaca4setts, Michigan, Minnesota, Ne.
braska, New Hampshire and Illinois will
doubtless send Republicans, making the
list stand 80 Democrats, 81 Republicans and
two Independents. Then there are Colorado,
Delaware, New Jersey, North Carolina and
Tennessee to be set dawn as uncertain, with
probability that the Republicans will get
two il not more of;thcm. They claim that
they, will get them all, but they will not.
Suppose, however, that they get but one OF
the iivei that would make the Senate stand
% DEMOCRATS, Ia Republicans, and two
"fndependentsp AIah6ne and .Riddleber!
ger) who can be counted nothing else than
Republicans ap On On . paF'ySyote and q close
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AFfAIRS EGYPT.
The Work OF Establishing Peace In That
Country. -''-g


CAlno, September oS-Contrary to ru.
mors, Gen. .Wolsecly will not leave here for
a fortnight, nor until the urgent questions
awaiting his solution in connection with
court marlials, the withdrawal OF a portion
OF the British troops, and reorganization Of
the Egyptian army are settled. ,
There have been riots in several towns
in Upper Egypt owing 10 the efforts Of
officials to enforce demonstrations Of loy-
atty to the Khedve. FIags and devices
have been torn down by mobs, and Chris.
tians are insulted and maltreated.
CoSsTASrlSorLE, September 2S.-Lord
Dntlerin has communicated to Lord Gran.
vile A note from the Porte, thanking Great
Britain for re-cstablishing order in Egypt,
and expressing the hope that the bonds OF
friendship at present subssting between
Turkey and England will be drawn still
closer. Granville has replied expressing
satisfaction at the Ottoman Government.
ALEXANDRIA, September 2S.-It is stated
that two companies Of the Foriy-ninth
Regiment have been suddenly ordered to
Tantah.
The Egyptian Government possesses a
telegram from Prince Ibrahin TO Arab
Paslla congratulating him OH the supposed
Egyptlan victory at kassassin, and hoping
that at the next feast u Bairam English.
men would be sacrificed instead OF sheep.
CoNsrANTlSorLI, September 2S.-Five
battalions OF troops have been Dispatched
to lledjaz, Arabia, where an outbreak is
reported. It is probably connected with
the deposition of The Grand Chcritr OF
Mecca.
CAlEo, September 2S.-An ammunition
train exploded near the Cairo railway de.
pot; Explosions still continue. Arabs
and ~ Europeans are fleeing from the scene.
Thirty persons are reported killed.
Explosions Of shells continue ut intervals
Of less than half minute. The railway
depot is in flames. The train is :also
ablaze.
The expenses and losses through the war
are less than expected, the provir c;al
treasures heing fairly filled.
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Innsls Opened for Settlement,

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The Score.
tary of the Interior has decided to reopen
for settlement lalge tract Of agricultural
land embracing about 100000 acres, in
Northern Dakota, withdrawn from settle.
ment by Secretary Schurz This tract once
forr1ed'a part Of the great Sioux reserva.
ilon, but was purchased by the Government
from that tribe. Portions have been
occupied by Turtle Mountain Indians, and
aroving band OF Ch:ppewas. The Indians
presented claim, urging the right 10 90.
cupy, and Secretary Sehurs withdrew the
lands from settlement, pending con.
sdemtlon Of the claim. Secretary Teller
now decides that the claims OF the Chip.
pewas are invalid and rcopens the lands to
settlement.
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Had MI AImInIstrnllo Telegram.

New ionE, September 2S.-It has been
ascertained that Frederick Tomkins, a
member Of the last Republican State COM
mittee, was represented at committees
meeting at Saratoga, September 20, by Ira
NJ. Hedges, who had no authority 10 act
ior Tonikins. The following is MI extract
from letter written by Tolnkins, concern
ing the matter:
What authority Hedges may have shown
10 the committee or what particular trick
he adopted to induce it to allow him G)
misrcprcsent me upon that occasion have
not yet learned. Perhaps healso may have
had one Of those administration kilograms,
which, l fear, will prove costly dispatches
for Secretary Folgcr. 20
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A DEEP LAID PLOT
TO DRIVE ATT'Y.oEN. BREWSTER
From the Csblnst-The Star Route ThletM at the
DottoH Of fit-Adrerss Comment Oh Secretary
FoIs.t',I Recent ,AetlOn-Ths IssralItsds
OF l.publies-General Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, September eS.-lt is
charged'by those who have closely watch.
ed the Star Route trial that there bus long
existed plan to disgrace Attorney Gen.
eral Brewster, and to drive him from the
Cabinet. The following are said 10 be tic
details OF the plan. The bribed jurymen
were engaged in it. The disagreement aud
verdict were parts Of deep laid schemes,
and It Is believed by the government coun.
sci that the verdict was intentionally illos.
ical. It will be remembered that Miner
and Rerdell, who were convicted, were
minor figures in the conspiracy charged.
They were convicted, however, and the
Jury disagreed as to the principals. The
verdict could mot stpRd, because Miner
and Rerdell could not be gultyand Brady
and Dorsey innocent. The government
counsel think that this was thoroughly
well known to the jury. 1t was not the
intention that Miner and Rerdell
should suffer, but that all should escape
through their conviction. The scheme was
deep and Sadroit.' + The old common law
practice obtains in the District OF Colum.
bin, and OH writ OF error from the Dis.
trict to the United States Supreme Court
tho original recor,l OF the District Court is
transferred 10 the Supreme ppust. Miner
and Rerdell were TO suffer a'temporlry
martyrdom, They were to be convicted in
order to give the ,conspirators time to SO.
cure lhe removal Of the Attorney General,
The writ Of error WOULD have.tn Re granted,
because their conviction had been Illogical,
But it would take II long time TO reach their
case in the Supreme Court, n year perhaps.
In the meantime the record would have
been transferred and the other defendants
could not be tried In tAe District Court
until the record came back, 4 whole year
OF time would be gained in which to secure
the removal Of Mr.. Brewster. This was
one OF the objects OF the extraordinary
verdict which Mr.. Dixon announced
The game did not work. Mr.. N!errirk,
who has won all the hOnors OF the case,
saw through it, and by permitting the vcr-
dict against Miner and Rerdell to be set
aside prevented the record from leaving
the district pouFt, aud the trial OF the
leading conspirators from being delayed.
The Star route defendants came very
near accomplishing their wish yesterday
that Judge Wyic should not preside over
the hext trial, as that distinguished jnrist
very narrowly escaped fatal accident.
as Judge Wy!le was crossing Pennsylvania
avenue 10 the street car in front OF the
Adams EXPRESS COmpauy n horse attached
tor buggy going downthe avenue at n fast
PAGE ran into him, and came very near
crushing him to the pavenlnnt. It was a.
most a miracle that he was not severely
injured.
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LEAvESwoTn, NAN, September 2S.-
Engineer Tom Fortune, Of the Kansas Cen.
trail, whilepulling tr,in west OF Circleyille
yesterday, went around sharp curve at
the rate OF fifteen miles an hour, and saw
two hundred yards ahead Of him little
poy about two years old toddling along the
track. lie reversed his engine, opened the
sand box and called for brakes. l,uckilv
no had light train, but he saw il could not
be stopped before reaching the child.
though the speed could be decreased. lie
nm out along the pilot. The little fellow
ttid not see tho engine until il was almost
to him. Then he faced, threw up his
hands and sat down OH the track. Fortune
leaned over, and the moment the engine
reached the little fellow he had him by the
clothes and pulled him out Of the way.