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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-04-13

JESSE JAMES, who had become the
most noted and desperate outlaw in
the United States, WAS recently killed
at st. Joseph, Missouri, by one of his
own gang. A st. Louis dispatch says:
1.-THE remains of Jesse James have
been handsomely laid out, and are
now encased in an expensive casket
which is at the undertaker's awaiting
the preparation of a special train
which will bear their large party of
friends and officials to the home of
Mrs. Samuels, near Kearney, where
they will be buried" Large rewards
had been offered by the officers of the
law and others for the body of this
desperate, either dead or alive, and
when it was produced, dead, the man
who risked his life and furnished it
according to specifications was thrown
into prison, while it was buried with
an unseemly show of pomp and red
tape. 1nSlodu VI OcihS ouiASU "AeH -
display equal to that accompanying
the burial of dead Congressman or
member of the legislature the body of
Jesse James, who for years had MUIR
dered. plundered and robbed inoffend-
ing citizens and travellers without a
shadow of mercy, should have been
quietly laid away in its last resting
place and his slayer given his reward
and allowed to go on his way. as he
Joined the gang with the object of
killing it's chief and thus Kidding the
country of one of its most desperate
characters who had become terror
to the travelling public in the north
west.
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PLUM Cry CHRONICLES

Plum Cry CHRONICLES
139 votes were cast at town meeting
against 1874 in 1881.
Tip Taylor. of Maiden Rock. called on his
brother, w. H Taylor, the 4th, inst, before
leaving for the west.
The following officers were elected on town
meeting day: Supervisors, W. Il. Taylor
Chr, j. Oberding, J. Martin; Clerk, J. J.
Shulthess; Assessor, j H. Persons; Trearur'
er, Casper Moser; Justices, d. R. Amidon,
John Martin; Constables, w. Dawlin, James
Ramsey, Aug Wolvogle.
Charles HedQuist cut his foot badly while
chopping tor brother recently.
Thirty-s six prohibition votes were cast al
the late town meeting
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SOME NEWSPAPER LAWS.

1. A Postmaster is to give written notice by let
ter or card-returnng paper does not answer the
law--when subscriber does not take his paper
from the Office, and state his Tor its net be-
ing taken; and neglect to do so makes the Post
master responsible to the publisher for the pay
ment.
2. Any person who takes paper from the post
ofice-whether directed to his name or another
or whether he has subscribed or motifs response
BILE for the pay.
3. IL person orders his paper discontinued lie
must pay all arrearages, the publisher may con.
tnuc to send II until payment is made and collect
the whole amount WHETHER 1T is TAKEN FROM
THE OFFICE OR NOT. There can be no legal dis
continuance until the payment is made.
4. Tie Courts have decided that refusing TO
take newspapers and periodicals from the post
Office or removing and leaving them ureallsd for.
Is prima facia evidence of intentional ffau6.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-04-13

THE United States Senators and Re-
publican Representatives from Wis
consin ventured to protest against the
passage of the new Congressional APP
portionment bill, but their protest
was ignored and the bill passed soon
after their ofiicious telegram was re-
ceiyed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-04-13

AN exchange throws out the follow
ing mild hint: at is essential TO the
prosperity of any party, composed as
the Republican party is, to retain the
respect of it's own members. Repub-
licans, outside of the wire-pullers and
their strikers, are wonderfully in
dependent SET"
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GILMAN GATHERINGS. =

GILMAN GATHERINGS.--
Peter Arneson's family have just welcom-
ed new and very young member.
So far the weather has not favored much
sugar making
Elias Jensen and Ole Olson have returned
home.
A very few have commenced spring work.
The following is list OF officers elected al
the last town meeting: Supervisors, Nels A
Nelson, A +. Bleisner, H. Tollofson; Clerk
J. B. Maxgood; Treas. John Thompson; AS
SCISSOR, s. c. Macs; Justices, Ole o. Mellsby,
A. Martin.
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HENRY NJ. TELLER, of Colorado, has
been nominated and confirmed as Sec
rotary of the Interior, in place OF
Kirkwood. VIM. f. Chandler, of New
Hampshire, was nominated as Secre.
tary of the Navy. to succeed Hunt.
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THE furniture and fittings of the ex-
ecutive rooms at Albany are said to
have cost $3.50, 900. Republican SIM
plicity" has been given the grand
bounce there.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR vetoed the anti
Chinese bill on the ground that it was
the practical abrogation of treaty
without adequate cause. The entire
Pacific coast is bowling dismally over
the veto.
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The proposed prohibition amend
ment to the Iowa constitution will
soon be submitted to vote of the
people by whom it will probably be
ratified.
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Correspondence, discussions, etc. are desired
from the TEACHERS and the FRrENDs Of EDUcA-
TON in tins county. Address all communica tions
to the Editor. at Maiden Rock. Wis.
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RuMoR hath it that the Chicago, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
has been sold to the Chicago, Rock Is
land & Pacific Company, to form a
part of the Gould system.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-04-13

THERE is talk of running Secretary
Folger as the Republican candidate
for Governor of New York. AT this
Cornell will kick.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-04-13

The "Kelly-Cornell combination, !"
by liberal photographic method is
abbreviated as new s'K, X, K"
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THE total appropriations made by
the legislature of 1882 amount to
S6I5, 254.44.
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JEBR'ELR n.
7 P. PETERSON & SON,
WArCHMAKERS and JEWELLERS.
RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN.

Dealers in Fine Jewelry. Watches, Clocks,
and plated ware Sole agents for the Cele-
brsted Rockford Quick Train watches All
kinds OF Repairing neatly executed, ana all
work warranted.
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THE Democratic State Treasurer of
Arkansas is 100000 short in his ac-
counts.
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GEOMETRY

GEOMETRY.
/. Define geometry, theorem, point, line.
plane surface, angle and chord.
O. Prob.-To BIsECT GIVEN ANGLE Ex
1. Draw an angle equal to \ OF right angle.
Ex. 2. Draw an angle equal to 4 of right
angle.
g. Theorem. IF STRAIGHT LINZ INTER
Scots TWO PARALLEL LINES, THE SUM OF THE
TWO INTERIOR ANGLES ON THE SAME SIDE OF
THE rsTERsRcTING LINE Is EQUAL TO TWO RIGHT
ANGLES.
a Theorem.-THE SQUARE DESCRIBED ON
THE HYPoTHENUsE OF ANY RIGHT-ANGLED TRI-
ANGLE IS EQUIVALENT TO THE SUM OF THE
SQUARES DESCRIBED ON THE OTHER TWO SIDES.
Carefully demonstrate the above theorems
5. The angles OF DOM are all right an
giles, and its dlmention5 are 20 # by 80 on
the floor, and 10 it. high What is the
length OF the longest diagonal extending
from one corner on the floor to the opposite
corner in the ceiling
g. One angle of right angled triangle is
800; what is the other anglei Also, the
least side is -, what is the hypothenuse
T. Two 5-inch stove pipes run together
into one finch pipe. Is the capacity Of the
one pipe equal to that of the twoi
g. What is the surface of globe with q
radius Oft inches
8. Find the cubical contents Of the lar
gest cube that can be sawn from q log whose
radius is 90 inches.
TO- Support your opinion of the impor-
tance of the study of Geometry. Specify the
relation of accurate figures, memorlzed the.
orems and demonstrations, in at aiming the
end you have in view in the study of Geom-
etry.
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Bal on hand Mar. %, 1881, S9i.4I
The following is the list of school district
clerks of the town OF Salem and their post
Office adore sses: Dist. No. |, !. n. Brasing-
ton. Maiden Rock; No ., VIM Foley, Maid
en- Rock; No 3, N Shaver, Ono; No. 4, +.
G. Resbel, Esdsie; No. . Jts w. a. Carson.
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AGENTS WkNTEBss s. sSf p Salg n 81 lars
GARFIELD.

Engraved in Line Q nd Stipple from a photograph
annroved by Mrs. Garfield correct likeness
a beautiful work OF art No competition
Sixa 1924, Send for circulars and extra terms.
The Hurry Bill Publishing Co" Esrv5cb. Conn
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PHILOSOPHY.

/. Define the following terms: matter.
impenetrability, heat, sound, and gravity.
.. What is the velocity per second OF
light, sound, heat and gravitys
8. Ifa stone weighing lbs. is seconds
in falling from the top of tower, what is Its
velocity at the end OF the third second Its
momentum What distance has it fallen
4. Which is the stronger, an iron tube or
a rod of the same weight Why
s. Why does ball roll down hill
6. The "evener" of pair of whiffietrees is
8 #. 6 in. long; how much must the whiftie-
tree be moved to give one horse the advan.
tagc OF y over the other
z. A cistern is 10 It. long, 6 #. wide. and
10 it. deep. When full OF water, what is the
pressure ON each side, and on the bottomf
8. The air being freezing point, three
minutes eIapse between the flash and the re-
port of thunderbolt; how lar distant is it ?
9. Where do we see a rainbow in the
mormngG Why
10. Could burning-ens be made of ice 7
Give reasons for your assertion.
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Educational.

A. RoSENBERGER,- Editor
[coUsTY SUPERINTENDENT
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ELEMENTARY PHYsIoLoG,


l. State what benefits you have received
from the study OF Physiology.
Q. What works treating on Physiology
have you studied, and how far 7
3. oiwhat use are the bones Of the body 7
d. Should young child be urged to stand
or walk
s. How many bones in the human body !
Classify and name as masy as you can
6. Is there any artery in the human body
through which "venous blood" Is con-
veyedf Verify your statement.
4. Why does not fall hurt a child as
much as it does grown person
s. Why should thel compression OF either
the chest or abdomen be avoidedf
9. Ia what direction does the spinal col
umn, in its natural position, curvef
10. Are the seats IN this room properly
constructed II not, why not What evils
are liable to result from improperly con-
structed school seats
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HIGHER ALGERIA

l. What benefit is to be derived from the
study of Algebra
O. Define surd, similar radicals, simulta.
neous equations, and literal quantities.
3. There is a number such that by adding
8 to 1t for one factor, and subtracting 8 froIa
it for another factor. we may obtain SO for the
product. What is the number
a. Give rule for the solution Of Affected
Quadratics.
s. A person purchased number oil
horses for $240. II he had obtained more
tor the same money, each horse would have
cost him "a less; required the number OF
horses
(x-4- y=1125 sa o,e :.
x1y2=l125 niio saiue u
and y.
Z. Raise >/a+b to the 4th power.
Ok
s. What is the value of x4-+x-
Ok
-, when =52?
ks
9: In transposing. why is the sign chang
ed Z
10. State your method of conducting rec
itations In Algebra, and reasons for your pro-
cedure.
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BOTANY.


1. Define sepal, petal. corolla, pistil, sta
men, cotyledon.
2. Describe pollen and tell its use. The
stigma and its use.
8. Why does cion grows
4. Explain the ''mixing' Of different
kinds OF melons IN the garden.
8. Why do plants die when the ground IS
very dryf
6. Draw plantlet OF soft maple and
name IFS parts.
Z. Was this plantlet formed in the seed at
the time of termination, something as the
chick is formed in the egg during the pro- Q.
cess of incubation Or did 1t exist before III
the seed, ready formedf
s. Verify your statement.
9. From what source does the germinat-
ing plantlet derive its punishment
10. Draw napiiorm root, a spindle-shap-
ed root, and fbrous root.
DRAWING.
1. What are the two lines employed in
drawingi
Q. What are simple curves Give exa n
pies. What are compound curves uiVe
examples.
8. Apply any compound curve. as de.
scribed in question 2, to the construction OF
a vase or pitcher and draw it.
q. Give definitions of point, line, angle,
triangle, square, polygons regular and irreg'
ular, diameter, diagonal, circle, radius, tan
gent and secant.
s. What is dictation lesson and q mem
ory lesson in drawingi Describe ,the par
ticular uses Of each.
g. Draw square, its diameters and dag
onals Bisect the semi-diameters. From
each corner of the square, draw straight
line to the nearest point of division on each
diameter. On the dismeters OF the first
square, as diagonals, draw second square:
Erase the diagonSls of the first square, and
the outer divisions of its diameters; also
those parts of the inner square which go be-
hind the points of the star. 1t will be well
to use dotted lines where | have said to
.erase," and then you need not erase.
MUSIC.
/. Describe the difference between noise
and musical tone.
.. What constitutes the Staff and for what
is it used
8 How many Cleffs in common use
Name them. FIR what parts is the Cleft
used
How many letters of the alphabet are
used to represent musical sounds Name
them, commencing with &.
s. What does the numsyatw denote IN
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Gro BE CONTINUED. J

Just as the last rays of the setting
sum we're gliding The church spires
and white washing the back kitchens
o! Detroit the other afternoon, q man
and a barrel were discovered at a
stairway on Monroe Avenue. He
was r small man, and it WAS big
barrel and pedestrians who saw him
looking up the stairs and b.ck at the
barrel inferred that it WAS Ais inten-
ton to elevate it to the third story.
But how ? I'D rig a tackle and pull
ley to that third story window said
the first man who halted. "Thats
your easiest way and there is no dan.
ger Of accident" " lie leaned against
a lamp post to calculate on the length
Of rope and the lifting power required
and along came a second man who
took in the situation at a glance and
s''" '''o an" fe' some scanning
fourteen '''' 'o''S an" Jay EN- on Tue
STAIRS. 1"'" '"o 'he' Ca" ron 'h''
barrel up there slick as grease. - The
''t''e ma" 'ooNea around J" he'P'eSS
Sor' o' way ana " 'r''' man "a came
clustering "P an" c'''eo o"V wa J.
to get 'h"t barrel up stairs e, "eI.
now '"S'en your pulley al The h'"o
OF the stars an" ten men down mere
can take tne O'rFeI up IN no time
Where your tackle hV tA'S time
the crowd had increased to twenty
ana was pretty evenly d'VI'ed be
tween dead MT ana through one OF
the front windows ana pulley at the
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Teach them selI-reiance.
Teach them to make bread.
Teach them to make shirts.
Teach them not to wear false hair
Teach them not to powder and paint.
Teach them how to wish and iron
clothes.
Teach them how to do MARKETING
fer the family
Teach them how to MAKE their own
dresses,
Teach them how tc cook meal OF
victuals.
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sun Spots and floating Ice.

Prot. Fritz, of Zurich. who has
studied the years when floating ice
was most abundant in the lower latl
tudes of the Atlantic, declares that
sun spots and an abundance of detach-
ed icebergs are svnchronous. From
1888 to 1870, epochs Of maximum sun
spots-and there have been ten such
perio1s-have been pretty nearl y the
years Of the greatest frequency Of tloat-
ing ice. The masters of the North
German line Of steamers, who having
kept detailed accounts Of the ice met
with every month in the Atlantic, show
that from 1860 to 1869, very similar
weather, with pretty nearly the same
temperatures, were found, and that
during these years the gr attest
amount Of lio ,tng ice w:s found. Nov
going back to the cause, the present
Temperature is not caused by n cold
Arctic winter. but rather by a warm.
er one, which has prevailed pretty un-
iforlniy over the North Atlantic and
North western Europe, and which had
detached larger proportion than US
ual Of Arctic ice fields. Sun spots may
be ma lie to explain innumerable things
other than meteorological ones, for a
great many periods OF hnman strife
show some coincidence with these So
lar outbursts, commencing with 1888
and ending with 1882,
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I'm and after Monday July 10, 1889, Pas
\ )senger Trains will run AS follows;
LEAVE MECUANlCSTOW
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tSeIuted S'ory.
An Awful a2ehesrif-
slElcah.
Translated iron, the German.
CHAPTER |.
THE UNFORTUNATE HEIR.

CHAPTER l.
THE UNFORTUNATE HEIR.
The eve Of Whitsuntidc, in the year
Of grace 1907, was unusually dark and
dismal in he good city of Antwerp
over which dense and impenetrable
canopy Of cloud had spread and set,
tied down. 1t was owing, dou )tlest
to this unpleasant aspect Of the wealth
er, tha, at nine o'clock, an hour al
which few OF the inhabitants were IL
bed, profound silence reigned in the
streets, broken only by the dull clang
of church bell, and by the melan-
cnoly dripping OF the water, which a
small, dense, noiseless rain made tc
stream from the caves and cutters.
Needless Of the rain, and OF the
raw fog from the Scleidt, a man stood
motionIess and absorbed in thought
npon one Of the deserted squares
His back was against tree, his arms
were folded on biz breast, bis eyes
"erc wide open; although evidently
awake, he had the appearances Of one
in a dream. From time to time, un
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tho ground; but the numbers We're too
great for his strength. OAths and
abuse resounded through the apart
ment; tables and benches were upset;
jugs and glasses were broken; the hos
tess screamed for help.
But the strife and tumnlt we're brief
and Gerard suddenly found himself in
the street, stunned and bruised by
the blows he had received.
Settling his cloak, and smoothing
his crushed hat, he went his way,
scarce bestowing a thought upon the
scutIle-for things far weightier, far
more painful and ongrossing, We're
now crowdlng upon his excited mind
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also strength to endure ny torture
My heart burns my senses leave me!
Protect me, O Lord, FROM despair and
madness! Preserve me to the consola.
tory belief in Thy goodness and JUS
ticel for my heart is rent with agonlss
ofdoubtl'
His voice grew weaker and subsid-
ed into an narticulate murmur.
Suddenly raising his head and
starting from his leaning posture, h.
hurried across the square and through
two or three streets as though en-
1eavoring to escape reflection by rap
idity Of motion. Then his pace slack
ened and grew irregular, and he oc-
casionaIly stood still, like one who,
absorbed in weightv thoughts, uncon-
sciousy pauses, the better TO indulge
them.
On a sudden a thrill, harsh sonnd
broke from bis lips, which were parch-
(" " -" ''''' ",'" '
: ~ "'' " - N " '' :,
'"oNe" y WIS '''' IL" '''' "'
"''e "e'' "'''S '"''" ~ ''"
81 Se'' "''' ne "!t' '"''''' '"0 '''','"
o' Se'F'"'' ''n ''e o''''''' u "',0''
shutters o''S"' II SI'' W. e''Ne", 0"'
he entered none ana sun passed o"'
'or ID every mouse ne ''"'' men )
'o'ceS' ana 'h"' s'l'eV' 10 o'''e A'''
away
In ~ Jan : S'reo' he NaN'od So'oo-
""a' longer ov'o'e' f"pI' "o"Se' anu
lstene" nhehhVe!y al all 'h' windows
\ transient sIeam oi "a 'Si"c'loh l'Sh'
ed M MS cooh'"h"heo'
~" h" s"'d to himself no one
's here. | can daI"k then
Lifting the latch, he entered }'av
inc heard NOTHING. he had expected to
"a ,o o,o. },, h,, croot woe h;s
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Grain Of all kinds Always Wanted
CHARGE OF T!ME,
WESTERN MARYLAND R. ROAD

49,, ~ rr.-ts--rr-7 -
. III I'd y, ..s.ss.. 8 ass:estAts
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The unfortunate being, 10 WHOM
this cruel and outrageous speech was
addressed, was the only son Of The
Antwerp executIoher. His name was
Gerard, and he was little more than
twenty years of age. His parenf"Se
sufficiently explains why he stunned
tho sight Of men, from whom hatred
and persecution were the best he had
to expect What now befsll him al
ways took place when herdsman
ventured into the society OF other
burghe,s.
Patiently bowling his heal, the un'
happy Gerard gazed vacantly at the
beer stains upon his garments, with
out daring by word or deed to resent
the brutality of his enemy, who, con-
linuing to overwhel II him with abuse
and maledictions, at last directed part
Of his Indignation against the hostess
you will draw no more beer for
US, woman he said. ITO morrow
night and my friends meet at Sc
bastians. You would be giving MS
our LIQUOR in the hansman IS can
"Sre, there it lies = exclaimed the
h ,stess, tr flied for the loss cf Gus
tom, ard dashing upon the ground the
stone pot, which brokein pieces. "l-
it the fault Of me If the hang"an :
cub sneaks into an honest house =?
Dat with you ~ cried She furionsly,
to Gerard; "out Of my doors, dealer in
lead men ,-torturer Of living boiies'
Will Won not hegone, base p"nd"rrr t."
the rack Away to your vile bed be-
Meath the ccatFo'd."
The youth who had borne at first
with silence and resignation tho abns"
~"
hr"i'1" III u ''''D' wac
10y the'e coarse 'nE'c'''e' - " ''.'''
OF what manly o'R",'E '''''''''''
had lef, him. Instead of flying from
the woman oAc'e"' ''"'' ''' '"''0>'
his Ae"d an" answer" ''''"'
-" oman. % n''''0"s" q ''1S
man son. "9'l" S"'" ''''e Wv"
passion TO my '",lo" q '7"'''o' '''''''
tney show 'ne. MY '"'n'' 'o' lures
men, because we ID" ""'' '''''' wv"
hlm: bnt men torture me "''no"' ne.
eesslty ana without Pro'oV""'". ''7
member mat you SIN against "o" "y
treating me, ans creature IKE II o'b
So gentle and touching were the
tones OF the Young man voice. ''a'
thc hostess wondered, and could not
understand how cne 70 soTo'y >'-
treated could speak 'hnS mildly. ror
a moment the woman eo' Tue oe''e'
OF the trader ana' with Soue'n'os
like tear gI1Stenlng IN h"r eye She
took up the com "hlch Heraru hau
given her and threw 1t over to MN.
"There, she sald' i want not your
money: take 1t and 20 IN p's'e.
The man who had thrown the beer
in Gerard s lace, picked 'he coin from
the floor looked at 1t and threw 1t
upon table with gesture OF disgust
See y he cried; there Is blood
upon it ?-human blood.
His companions crowded round the
table and started back IN horror as II
from fresh and bleeding corpse. ~
murmur OF loath'nS and aversion as
sailed the ears OF derar'i who well
knew the charge was false, tor he had
taken the piece OF money in change
that very evening, from woman who
let out praying chairs IN the church
The Injustice OF his foes so irritated
hin, ,b,, II, f,cs turnad white with
.,a,;o. rn,n ,Jotb prsss;no his
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What 10 do With Our Girls.

Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY