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BY IELENGfRn | iPM H..
MAINE.
BELFAST ODD FELLOWS.

oGArASI Odd FELLOWS.
The Decision in the -Haney Case.
BELFAST, Oct. 20.-In the action of trespass
OF Castle against Haney growing out of the
famous controversy about Belfast Lodge Of
Odd Fellows tried by the Supreme Court as a
test case OF some fifteen similar actions, the
court sustained the proceedings Of the Grand
Lodge Of Maine in taking the charter and pro-
perty OF Belfast Lodge and putting Waldo
Lodge, of which defendant was a member, in
possession of the hall formerly occupied by
Belfast Lodge as matter of law upon the ground
subordinate lodge of the Order
Hon. T. B. Reed at Lawrence.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. 20.-Congressman
Thomas B. Reed of Portland, Me-, and others
addressed the Republicans here tonight
Too Many Wives.
CALAIS, Oct. 20.-I. f. Brown, jeweler, was
arrested last night at the instance of the rela-
tives Of Annie Harris whom Brown took to
st. Stephen last spring and married her while
his wife was living. Brown returned here
yesterday after an absence of several months
with divorce from his first wife dated Sep
tember last. He claimed she was dead. He
is charged with adultery.
Nam nR New Barkentine.
RocKPoRT, Oct, 20.-The new barkentine
launched by Carleton Norwood & Co., some
weeks ago without being named is to be called
the Fred E. Richards, and commanded by
Capt. VIM. 81. Thorndike OF Rockport
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GERMAN TAMBOUR

NEiss e. G. DIXON will form n
class for instruction i'm "German
TambOur Embroidery if "a suf-
fcient number of pupils can be
Obtained.
Particulars cain be given at our
Embroidery Department.
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Yellow Fever.

BROWNSVILLE, Oct. 2O.-All places inside
the Gordon are now healthy and no sickness is
nearer than Csrmargo and Mier, which is yet
very bad.
The official Gazette gives notice that vessels
arriving at Italian ports from Florida and
Texas will be considered as Infected with yell
low fever and quarantined
PENSACOLA Oct. 2O.-There were AZ new
cases of yellow fever today and only two
deaths. DR.. Forham of the Board of Health,
after having been in active professional duty
for some weeks, has relapssd and is again on
the sick list
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. s1.

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR Dept OFFICE CHIEF SIoNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Oct. 81, A. M.
For New Englano,
Fair weather, northerly winds becoming va
riabe, falling barometer, stationary or slight
rise In the temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The barometer is highest in the Middle
States and lowest in Florida. Rain continues
In South Atlantic States; fair weather prevails
In all the other districts. Cooler norlherly
winds are reported from New England, Middle
and South Atlantic States and slightly warmer
southerly to westerly winds are reported from
the upper lake region and northwest Winds
continue northerly in the Southern States,
where the temperature has remained stationary
Cooler fair weather is indicated for New
England States and lower Lake region Sat
urday and slightly warmer fair weather Sun
day. Slightly warmer, fair weather is indicat-
ed for the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys, Ten
nessee Saturday and Sunday.
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A Political Quarrel

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct, 2O.-w. H. Bailey,
Democratic candidate for the house, from
Mecklenburg county, was ass aulted this even
ing by A. B. Gillespie, revenue agent, and
badly wounded. Gillespie struck him with
brass knuckles, cut ing to the bone on his fore
head over the eye, and on the lip. The attack
was made because Bailey stated he was in
informed Gillespie was one of the meu who
was using money to carry the election in that
county for the Republicans. Gillespie gave
bail in 500 for his appearance for trial to-mor-
row. The affair has caused considerable ex-
citement, and further trouble may te appre-
hended
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SPORTING.


LONDON, Oct. 20.-Mr. Lowndes, the Oxford
scnller has written letter TO the Sportsman,
iu which he says that but for the laches of
their predecessors, George Lee, the Cornells
and others. and the virulence of the American
press, the Hilsdales would have been wiling
ly admitted to various English regattas.
British Tars Beaten by Americans.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20-A letter from Valpa-
raiso states that in four mile race between
the gigs OF the English gunboat Life and the
American gunbost Essex, the latter won easily
in the presence of large fleet. The Ameri.
San Francisco; John McCann (2), Baltimore;
Oscar smith (3), Philadelphia; Henry Hudson
t4), Boston; Daniel McKinnen (5), New York
Samuel Walden, (stroke). Brooklyn: John
Bradley (cox.) Riverdale, N. Y.
Base Ball.
AT Chicago Chlcagos 7, Providence 3-six
innings, and the game was stopped By dar k
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Freehold, N. j., Oct. 20.-Alexander Kier,
the foreman whse careessness it is alleged was
the cause of horrible accident at Parker's
Creek last June, was arraigned ia the conrt
yesterday afternoon. These are the indict-
ments against hm-one for having caused the
death of ID. L. Bradley and the other for hav-
ing caused the death of James E. Malloy. Kier
pleaded not guilty to both indictments and
gave bonds for $2500 on each charge to await
trial December 10Th
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The Weeks f. lures.

New YORK, Oct. 20.-The failures for the
past seven days reported to New York. num-
ber III, of which 10 were in the country and
in New York. There were no failures in
New York City of special significance in any
branch Of frade-
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LinninRton.I

Jennie Black Of this place, an employe at
j. T. Bickford's coat shop, slipped and fell
coming out of the shop on SaturdayIlast, strain
ing the ligaments of the knee so badly as to
confine her to the house, and serious results
are feared.
Fred Sawyer, of East Limington, while at
work at Leroy Mayo's mill in this place, while
edging stav7s on Monday last, sawed of the
second joints.
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The Univergaligt Convention.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 20.-In the Universalist
convention today resolutions were adopted
commencing all proper efforts for the abolition
OF the death penalty in various states and the
substitution OF more humane and effective
penalty; reaffirming deep devotion to the tenn
perance cause and deploring the fact that the
course OF large portion OF the public press of
the country in relation to the moral influence
OF the manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors is calculated to deceive the people
Adjourned.
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Address by the Irish Land League.

BERLIN, Oct. 2O.-In all great towns where
Catholic do not predominate the elections have
resulted in favor of the Liberals.
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THE DOMINION.
The Bible and the public Schools.

80 10H14O tFI1N1 OHIO 7 NIH1IIO 1OK4OOI5s
NEW YORK, Oct. 20-An important con-
vention of Baptist clergymen and laymen
days had under consideration the proposed in
PRODUCTION of the Bible asa text book into the
public schools of Ontario. The convention de-
elined to take part in deputation which will
wait upon Mr.. Mowatt, premier of Ontario,
Tuesday next assigning as the reason that
while heartily approving of the proper use of
the Bible in the public schools they hesitate to
take any action which will interfere in any way
with the religious liberty of any citizen.
Phipps's Case.
TORONTO. Oct 20-A writ Of habeas corpus
was granted to-day in the Phipps' extradition
case, returnable next week.
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PHILADELPHIA ALMsHoUsE.
Ex Supt. qPhipps' Thefts Reported a
$65O,OOO

PHILADELPHIA, sOct. 20.--The Record tc-
morrow Will publish an exposure of the thefts
committed by Ellis P. Phipps, ex-superinten-
dent OF the Philadelphia almshouse, who fled
to Canada and now contests proceedings for
his extradition. The article says Phipps
thefts will reach total of $500, 900, extending
over nine years, and that Phipps made bar
gain when elected superintendent in July,
1873 to divide the profits of his Office with four
members of the boards of guardians of the
poor; that under this agreement $4,000 was
stolen every year. Phipps kept fifteen famil-
les going, among them being the houses of four
poor guardians, five contractors, two discharg-
ed employees and four other persons, official and
otherwise, who had obtained hold ON the
Superintendent's fears or affections
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily wholesale marLe..

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Oct go.
Business was more active to-day in the wholesale
market but there is little change to note in prices
Sugars have advanced 1sc with only moderate
trade reported at 95sc for granuated ana 9Jhc for
Extra @. Eggs firm and receipts light. Corn il very
strong in sympathy with further advance West.
At New York, Corn is excited very feverish and An
&c higher. The market for Hogs at Chicago Is adiy
broken, closing 1920 lower while Cattle showed
rise of 1Oc on most grades. and Sheep declined 10
@l6c. Pratt's Astral Oil is now quoted at 19c.
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The National Cotton Planters Association

INuiUfO11tSK OOIUOl A5SOCIdGlOu
LITTLE Rock Oct. 20.-The National Plant
ers'Association today resolved to hold worlds
centennial cotton exposition in 1881. Resolu-
tions were adopted urging that the commission
or OF agriculture be made a cabinet officer; ap-
proving plans of the Mississippi River; asking
reduction of the tariff and appointing com
mittee OF one from each state to consider the
proposition to establish o cotton and land syn-
dictate and for an aliaace between Manchester
spinners and American cotton growers
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, N. H., Oct 20.-The Goth annual
meeting of the New Hampshire State Teach
ers EAssociatlon opened here this forenoon
with large attendance. The morning ses-
sion was devoted to the reading of an interest
ing paper on supplementary Reading" by
". =. Buck, Superintendent of Schools of
Manchester, and discussion of the same by
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Trouble in a Western college.

MONMOUTH, ILL.,. Oct. 2O.-Over 200 students
OF the college today refused to recite until stu
dent Matchett is reinstated, the facult, hav-
ing suspended him because he presided over a
reception last night in honor of Mr.. Ross who
won the oratorical. prize.
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FOREIGN.
Matters In Ireland.

DUBLIN, Oct. 20.-Parnell has issued whip
to his supporters inviting them to meet in the
conference room of the Commons previous to
re-assembling of parliament when business of
great Importance including the imprisonment
OF e. Dwyer Gray will be discussed.
Healy, Brennan, and Harrington have been
appointed honorary secretaries and Bigger and
Webb treasurers of the Parish National League.
THE Prussian Elections.
BERLIN, Oct. 20.--ln all great towns where
Catholic do not predominate the elections have
resulted in favor of the Liberals.
Address by the Irish Land League
DUBLIN, Oct. 20. The committee of the Ma
sional Land League have adopted an address
to the Irish people, which is in substance as
follows: The landlords have combined with
the purpose of breaking the spirit of the ten
ants. The dismay which the present scale of
judicial rents has created among the applicants
to the Land Courts renders it more necessary
now than ever that the tenantry should be
united in vigilant and lawful association for
the purpose of protecting themselves from in
justice. The inspiration of all our struggles is
to transfer all local power and patronage from
privileged strangers to the hands of the people,
and so fortify the people for the work of self
government.
Matters in Cairo.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-A dispatch frem Cairo
confirms the report that the Egyptian Ministry
had consented to permit English counses to
defend Arab Pasha.
The Ministry is considering the appointment
OF Councillor of Finances, who will have
seat in the Cabinet with consultative voice on
finance only, to replace the joint comptrolers
The trial of Arab Pasha is not expected to
take place until after the festival of Bairam.
The Council of Ministers has adopted the
preliminary scheme of Baker Pasha for the re-
organization of the Egyptian army, as announ-
ced on the 18th inst. Baker Pasha recon-
mends that the field officers of each regiment,
Af IN ha. l.. n
one-half Egyptian, and that the other officers,
from the rank of Captain downward, be selec-
ted from Egyptians, Albanians aud others al
ready in the service of the Khedive.
Foreign Notes.
The Emperor William has entirely recover
ed from his indispositon
A dispatch from Montceau les Mines reports
tnat riotous miners made an unsuocessfuI al
tempt on Thursday to blow up priests house
with dynamite.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
A Losing Strike.

PATERSON, N. j., Oct. 20.-Nine hundred
hands of Dolphin Manufacturing Company
which manufacturers fax carpets and bagging
are out of employment on account of strike
of part of their number against proposed re-
ductioD
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a SIGNAL oncer Arrested

WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-Sergt. Brice in
charge of the signal service at Pittsburg, Pa,
has been arrested at the instance OF Gen.
Hazen for alleged misdemeanor in disbursing
funds of the signal office at that point.
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PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 20.-A new general order
prohibits intoxicated persons passing on the
navy yard or government boats at this station.
About 800 mechanics and laborers are now en-
ployed at this navy yard
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Burglars Work.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct 2O.-The safe of the
county, also those of j. H. West, merchant
and sheriff; and j. f. Towle at London were
ronoed oy professional burglars last night and
$4,000 dollars stolen. No clue to the robbers.
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WASHINGTON.

Cabinet Meeting at the White House.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20-A meeting of the
Cabinet was held at the White House this
afternoon, The President arrived there about
IL O'Clock from the Soldiers Home, where he
will reside during his tenn porary stay in this
city.
The Navy Yard Commission.
The naval commission appointed to inspect
the various navy yards with view to determ-
ing which yards can be discontinued without
injuring the service, adjourned to meet at
Portsmouth, N. H., the 26th inst.
The Garfield Claims.
w. p. Speare, an undertaken of this CITY, to-
day filed his bill for 81, $3.50 for services rem
dered during the obsequies of the late Presi-
dent.
Arctic Explorers in Danger.
From report made by the commander of
the steamer Louise, trading vessel, which en-
deavored to reach the mouth of the Yenisei
river in company with the Dutch Arctic OK
ped1tion ship Vana, 1t is considered that both
the Varna and a vessel of the Danish Arctic
expedition are In dangerous position. as they
we're both beset by ice in the Kara sea about
so miles from the Continent
Miscellaneous.
The POSTMASTER General has adopted a
schedule fixing the rates at which STAMPED en-
velopes will be sold to the public after Jan.
!, 1883, at ten. per cent. below the present
price,
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(By relegraph)
Oct 20 Sugar market quiet and n-,oss
Uod nar centrifugal 92 10 30 deg. SIsd9IS reals
Spanish gold 1891 8S1b
da1A s q9let put steady; on Uuited States so
N"'S gnu a' F29S PREM short sight 91saIO.
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Railroad Receipt..

YARMOUTH, Ms. Steamer New Brunswick-
80 cases Goldfish. 10 cows Q calves 10 II p o He sev
WINDSOR, Ms. Schr Blanche-425 tons plaster
to knight e, Whidden f
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MEETINGS
Annual Meeting of the Portland
Widows Wood Society.

FENHE Annual Meeting of the Portland Widows
II Wood Society for the choice of officers, for the
ensuing year, and the transaction of the usual busi
ness, will be held at their office, City Building iu
Portland, on WEDNESDAY EVE ING Oct. 25th
A. d., 1882, at seven and half o'c ock.
oct11d2w S. Ii. COLESWORTHY, Sec.
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PORTLAND. Oct. 10.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for PortiA.d
80 ears miscellaneous merchandise; foT oonnectip9
roads SO care miscelau 'o1s .aa-c handss,
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Aberdeen, Miss, Oct. 2O.-Rev. Robert
Paine, senior bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal
church South, died this morning, aged 50.
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VIM Mead, stone cutter, belonging in AL
bany, N. Y, was found dead yesterday morn
ing on the Old Colony Railroad below Quincy,
Mass. The deceased was about thirty years of
age and was probably killed by one of the
night freights.
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The following quotations OF stocks are reseive
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (msn,-
oers OF the Boston Stock ExchAnga) corner OF Mid.
dl0 and EXCHANGE
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR.

Two Lewiston Men Quarreling Fall
Headforemost Out of Fourth Story
Window, Strike on their Heads and are
Instantly Killed.
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LONDON, Oct 2O-JJ' s. zs 50. Al5s115M.
dnii . EkPooL, Oct. 20-lz.3O r. m-Co.t0n alsfket
uul ana easier; Upands 9-16d orleans 16-l6dj
bales; futures fiat.
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THE GALLOWS.

Five Negro Murderers HANGED in
Georgia.
EASTMAN, Ca, Oct. 19-At one O'Clock to
day Riddick POwell,' Simon o. Quinn. Joe
King, Bob Donaldson and Ella Moore. negroes,
were hanged in the Jail yard for complicitv in
raid which occurred in this place August 9Th,
curing camp meeting in which an innocent
set upon by the infuriatsd mob and after being
shot bY one Of them was beaten almost 10 a
jelly BY others. Tho women raised the first
howl which excited the mob to the desperate
work. No attempt was made to rescue them
and not more than nifty negroes from which
detachment of military from Macon were
present for protection
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New York STOCK and money marEe..

tby I6I6Rrhph.1
sNEw YORK, Oct. 20-EvesIng. Money loaned
greater part Of the day at 4a41a but in last hour
advanced to a. fell to and closed offered A; prime
for long and 4S6 for Ishort. Goyernments stronx
and 1s@A higher except ext 5s, which declined
rs. State bonds are neglected. Railroad bonds
irregular.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange Asgrssas
cd 345. 900 shares.
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Corre5ted for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Beef, Franklin Wharf:
Sides. ..... z q 8 Hinds.. 80. s @lOM
Fores........ sag TIA Rattles...... g
Backs. ....... q 91s Rounds. ..... 71zg SM
humps. .-.....10 @l3 Loins. ....-..12 916
Rump LOins ........................1O aIA
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PORTLAND, Oct. 20.
The folio wing quotations Of Grain were receiysd
by Telegraph from Chicago to-day by S. H. Larminis
Co., t57 Commercial street. Portland.
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You can buy a box of
good Cigars for Two DOL
lars at GUIPY, KENSMAN
Il ALDEN'S Drug Store.
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WORK HORSE FOR SALE.

Bay Mare, 8 years old, sound ana q
geOd worker; weight a025. Will be sold
cheap. Gan be seen at f. &. Hayes
Stable, Plum Street.
. oct21 d2w
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OWEN, "! MOORE 6 CO. Z!
oetl1 dtf
CARD.

MRS. WI. A. YORK, having
taken rO1ms Mt 800 l-2 CON
GRESS ST., will be pleased 20 see
hef 0id friends and customers.
"csAe dats
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Turkish Demand. Against the Providence
fi@ S7--5S Tool C0ynDapu

PROVIDENCE. Oct. 20.-The Turkish govern
ment has made a demand upon the Providence
Tool Company for 1857 rifles with bayonets
and scabbards manufactured by the Tool Com
alleged In store by said company for the Turk
fsh government.
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The Navy Yard Commission.
Arctic Explorers in Danger

w. p. Speare, an undertaken of this city, to-
day filed his bill for 81, 1896 80 for services rem
dered during the obsequies of the late Presi-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-07-01

called pretty, but now she thought
scornfully of the face she had seen in
the glass, comparing it with this one.
why, she makes me feel rs if
wanted to love her to deathr' she ex-
claimed. IL wonderif you can hug a
soulp i mean to tryq"
And she was about to rush at Mazda
when something came poking in between
and stopped her. Lii looked down to
see what it was.
90! or she screamed, els that Won,
Tom Wilson? and what is the matter
with YOUR
But Tom Wilson. if it were he, paid
no attention to her. He was about half
Tom Wilson and the other half pig. He
had long snout, and rushed hither and
thither, nosing for something TO eat.
and wherever he went a swarm of little
black imps followed him, poking and
punching and tweaking him, and neyor
leaving him for an instant.
go, what are they doing to himp'
Lii shrieked, Mortified. f.F
Making him into pig" responded
one of Maida's fairies Those imps
are Greediness, Selfshness, Rudeness,
and their brothers" aH.lI $500
Lii forgot her wish, and said hastily:
But | think that's dreadful, to be
turned into a pig" r.'
"Of course it's dreadful said the
fairy, =" but it's his own fault. What
does he keep the imps about for if he
does not want to be turned into some
thing ugly? Every one must be turned
into something, and they have their
choice of fairies or of imps for company.
If they choose the fairies, they will
grow into something lovely, and if they
don't, the imps will make some horrid
thing of them. There's boy turning
into peacock over there because he
is so conceited."
Lii turned and looked at him. Near
by was girl half made into cat, and
another one beginning to be fox. One
or two were growing to look Just like
the imps themselves, and very few
had a slight resemblance to the fairies.
Lii noticed that with some the fairies
stayed for awhile, and then were driven
away by the imps, who by and by gave
place to the fairies again; and these
grew more beautiful under the fairies
hands, and ugly again under the imps',
but with each of them the visits of the
fairies, or else of the imps, grew longer
every time and accomplished more
work, so that they grew steadily,
though slowly, either toward beauty or
else toward ugliness. ''-' .|H'
dear metz thought Lii, uneasily,
=" | wonder what l am growing into my
selfP" III
AS she spoke grinning little imp
flew straight at her; she jumped aside
and awoke, and all the creatures van
ished, and she was alone in the woods,
with squirrel running away overhead.
Ida NJ. Lane, IN alliance.