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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01
ON THE DOWN GRADE.
Strange Adventure of "A Cincinnati Won IN
I'm New York

Strange Adventure of Cincinnati Woman
I'm New York.
NEW YoRK. July ri When the prisoners,
arrested during the previous night, were ar
raigned at Jefferson Market Police Court this
bleared eyed vegtants a young, handsome
and neatly-dTessed woman, who. when sum-
moned to the Bar, advanced with trembling
step. Her features " HIGH had been deathly
pale, became sufUsed with iuShes, and SHE
held down her head though trying to con-
ceal her identity. In reply to the Justice, th-
officer who arrested her said he had made her
9 IisoDer because he had found her intox,
Gated and creating a distur oance in the street
The woman WAS called to the stand and
said that her name was Lille Cham
beTs, and that che was twenty three years
old. She tIemblingly begged the Justice to
relesse her from custody, saying tha' her lit
tie girl was, locked up IN furnished room In
Second avenue, and was in all probability.
suffering from hunger and thirst This ruse
is frequently adopted By prisoners in order
10 effect their discharge, hence the woman
IVES committed temporarily, aud Officer
Young, of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children. WAS requested to inves-
eeie The Eoman's story. On calling at the
address given him in Second avenue, the
Ctflcer found 1t v as an apartment house. u0-
der the control OF a Mrs Cohn, who con-
Quoted the officer to a very small room up
stairs. The door, which had been locked,
wss opened, and pretty little girl about
seven years old was found within.
She been crying aud her eyelashes
we're still wet with tears. Sde
was taken to the Society's rooms. aud when
food was placed before her she ate raven US
". She told the officer she had bad nothing
70 eat sIuce a day and half ago. The child
was brought to the Jefferson Market Police
Court this morning. and was sent to the Ju-
venile Asylum, while the mother was dis
charged. During his investigation Officer
HCuDg learned the following facts about Mrs.
Chambers:
About nine years ego she was married TO
DIR Beers Chambers, then a well-knOwn ply
stefan in Hartwell, Hamilton County, Ohio
She lived with her husband up TO the time
Ct his death. which occurred nine months
aPo. Less than seven months ago she l.
ltoitd what monty she could, about 500,
ard came to this city with her child. She
as Infatuated with the idea of becoming an
setress, and apPlied TO a well-known firm Of
theatrical agents for potion Shb failed
% obtain a situation. and three mon his ago
he found herself utterly penEiless Through
he edvice OF woman, whose acquaintancs
he bed formed while looking for employ
n ent, she accepted position a waiter girl
in Bowery concert hall ut salary of S. d
week ard percentage which amounted to
h,tt4
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ACCUSING hts WIRE Or MURDER.
Mysterious Death the New Haven Police
Trying 20 UuraVeI.

n mysterious Death the New Haven Police
Trying 20 UaraVeI.
New Haven Special
Mn. Margaret wInn notified The police at noon
to-day that Mrs Mary Keashau, her hus-
bands cousin. had been fOu dead In q sitting
posture IN tenement on White street. Shortly
after she left. Matthew Winn, her husband in
formed Coroner BOllmer tina. Mrs. Keshan had
been poisoned BIZ his wife
Medical Examine White found at The place IN
diCated the corpse OF Oncs good lOOki x No "a.
There were bruises o. the eft arm and thisa but
nothi & 70 indicate that death sd been csued
b. violence
The police have been unable 70 learn anything
about the case BEYOND the Wins story. tn
Vim end his wife are CO. filmed drunkards The
dead woman Kept house for German, aud was
very dtssipafed. she was ceustornSd 10 call at
the VIM tenement and Mrs VIM, who was
jealous of her, had often urned her out
Mrs. keat hans emp oyer declares that she was
Wins had been drinking and quarreling the
night before, she was NOS ia their company. The
police believe that death has caused BY alco-
holisln Instead OF poison. she is knOEn 70 have
been almost constantly drunk since the Fourth OF
July.
Meantime no arrests have been msds, and t1e
nOl1ce do not seem even to have mentioned Mos
VIM the accusation made by her husband. Tne
body has been taken to the Aims H0ute. where Or.
White will Try 70 find the cause OF death.
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Desperate struggle BstweenTwo Convicts In
Prison Cell.

JOLIET. ILL.,, July 25.-This morning about
4 O'Clock the night guard in the west wing at
the Prison heard loud yelling. which pro-
ceeded from one of the cells on the fifth or
top gallery. The yells were accompanied by
g noise, indicating violent struggle. Secur.
ing the keys, the guard ran up to the place
from whence the disturbance came as quickly
az possible, where be discovered that William
Lowe, one-year larceny man from Chicago,
and his cell mate were engaged in terrific
encounter. Lowe was underneath and his
cell mate on top of him, vsinly trying to get
q knife away from him, with which he seemed
desperately resolved 10 take his own life. His
cell mate made almost superhuman efflrts to
prevent IL, fearing that he would be &C
cused Of numbering him. Lowe had al
ready made one cash upon his throat,
but not deep enough to be fatal.
The guard, assisted by the captain OF the
night watch, separated them and took Lowe
from the cell. He still held the knife in
vice like grasp, 80 that his fingers had to be
almost broken before he would relax HE
hold. When they had succeeded in getting
the knife away from him ne attempted to
threw himself from the gallery to the stone
floor below, and being powerful man al
most succeeded. Finally he was broagh
down ana secured in the solitary. His call
mate says he never had such q struggle In
his life. The would-5e suicide seemed to
have the strength OF giant, and a resolution
so desperate that he said il his estimate
didn't let him alone lac would kill him in
order to take his own life without being op-
posed. and he might have succeeded had not
the CfhceTs appeared in time as the strength
OF he desperate Coz vict was fast exhausting
that OF bis cell-mate. Lowe works in the
sh shop and has ben confined but q short
time. He has thrss'ened several times to
throw himself tr' III the gallery and end his
life, and says that be Will yet take his life
the first opportunity he gets before he will
serve mis- time GU in Prison.
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EdisOn Triumphs.

WAsuNGToN. July 2S.--The Board Of Examiners
in the Chi { Patent Oflce rendered decision to-
day reversing the former decision OF the Exam
liners o InterfereDces and awarding the priority of
invention TO thomas A. Edison for the incandes-
cent c, nduetor FOR electric lamps formed of car
boDized peper. William +. Sawyer and Albert
Nan contested Edis0nR claim TO the patent before
the Examiner OF luterferences, aud the decision
vas rendered in their favor January 2. 1852, sub
squeDuy the case was re opened for the adni sion
Of new evidence and June 5. 1883, the Examiner of
IpterfeTenoes sgain decided in favor OF sawyer aud
Mar. From this decision he took an appeal to the
Examiners in chief with the result above stated.
The Examine rs-iD chief find there is not sufficient
evidence 10 show Sawyer and Msn ever conceived
reducing 10 successful practice the paper carbon
pune aid simple set forth and claimed by Ellison,
ana made subject 10 this interference.
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READY roe lEpEmpr1oS.
The Secretary OF the Treasury Issues Call
for s3I,OOO,OOO United states Bonds.
WAsHIN0ToN, July 70 The following cal
for bonds was issued this afternoon:


for 100000 United states Bonds.
WASHINGTON. July 26 The following call
for bonds was Issued this afternoon:
BY virtue of authority conferred By law upon
given that Ihe bonds herr after Indie I,ed Vii
lot be scoeOted for surrender and exch snge in'O
PT cent bends End s ,sss the P icP
l,w designat,d will be paid at
the Treasury Of the United States, IN the city Of
that the interest on said hoads viii cease on that
Gay, viz All registered tonds OF ths act of July
IA 1870 or d January 20, l5T, continued du ing
the plt asure Of the Government lder the terms
Of circular No; So dated May u 1851, to bear 10
August u, 1881, and which constitutes the residue
Of those Issued under the act OF July "a.
1SU Sd January 10 ISL known o, as the
heretofore called or which have not beea offered
for surrender and exchange into per centum
bonds cf the act OF July u. 1881. The bonds EN-
numbered as required by Section of he act OF
July a. 1870. and include those which have
s Ssn ,.h Issued sa. issued the The a ssrss 81
interest due November ], 1SSc;, on the alb de-
serlbed bonds. viii not be psid By checks toward
sd 20 s9ider s 81 s2nds eSs w o9 psa Win ae
ion. ANY of tho bonds emb aced in this call
will be redeemed prior to their maturity upoa pre-
sentation to this Department. int est being
GemptiOn. Bonds for r for N redemption
should be ADDRESSED TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury. Division OF Loans, etc. Washington, d.
c." snd all bonds called by this circular should
be assigned to the secretary of the Treasury II
n demplion. Where checks In payment are de-
81 co in favor OF any one but payee, the bonds
should be assigned 20 the Secretary OF the Treas
my for redemption for account of there insert
pane Of person persons to whose order the cheek
should be made psyable.l
jSienedl CHARLES J. FoLGER,
Secretary.
The amont of bonds embraced in the above
call is about $3l, 0000O0
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NEW YORK, July 2s.-Judge d Duohue TO day in
Supreme Court Ghamec decided vacate the
OrdeT OF arrest against Henry James Marriott. who
has been In Jail for several months. He came to
this country from France with $4,000 worth of
diamonds il HIS possession which Franz Kramer
claimed TO own. Marriott released from
criminal proceedings but was Immediately taken
in custody uDon an order OF arrest IN civil suit
bought by Mr.. Kramer. He held In S., 600
hail. His counsel recently moved TO vacate the
order Of arrest upon the ground that ths affidavit
upon which the order was granted was insufficient
To-day this application granted. Al ser this
decision was announced cOuDsel immediately
Marriott was released.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01

DR.. Il. V. PIERCE, Baffalo ~ Y.-Three
months sgo was broken out with large ul-
GERS and snres on my body. limbs and face.
/ procured your Golden Medical Discovery
and ''Purrative Pellet" and have taken six
bottles, and to-day l am in good health, all
those ugly ulcers having healed and left my
skin in a natural. healthy condition.
thought at one time that 1 could not be
cuItd. Although l can but poorly express
my gratitude to you, yet there is a drop OF
10Y in every word write. Yours truly.
JAMES o. BELLS, Remington, \. J.
Discovery sold by druggists.
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N OTIC is hereby gwen the citizens the
IN Ths rte u Wand. in the City OF Indian
apnli nter township. Marion County. indiana.
that l. Lud sic w G lie Ia male inhabitant OF said
Ward the age OF twenty-One years. ~ :
apply to the Board of County Commissioners of
said C0flnty at their Ses temher meeting, for ii
cense TO sell for one year. sDirtuOus, ylnous and
malt liquors. in less quantity than quart at q
time. with the privilege OF allowing the same to
be drank on my premises.
The precise location OF the premises whereon l
desire 60 sell said liquors is described as follows:
Lot No. 4. square No. 10. aud known Isl
Indiana ayenue,ln the City OF indianapolis Center
Township Marion County, Indiana
aUg1wsw (SgDedl LUDWIG WOERNER.
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ard the knee OF one OF the villains pressing up11
his eh - his pockets were has lily turned. an hi
old wathe wrel chtd away BY or q King the chaih
alter The robbery Mr.. Thomas was violently kic<ed
by bis brutal askailants TO make sure Of so disao
Inns him nj 10 prevent his following them Tn
victim Of he Outrage as soou as Dosible spraog q
his Ieet and gave chase calling Justify for the
lice, bvt tie iobberS made good their escaps. The
reverend gentleman is severely bruised aud heA-
en- but VIII recover from his njuries- Two N !.
y bn Howe and Peter Brown. have been arrested
as the aSsailanfe.
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PROBATE CAUSE NO. lou.

Tn the Circuit Court of Msrion County. Indiana
Il August Term. 1855.
George NJ. smith. ad Dinistrator of estate of
BeI jamia f. Steward, de ceased, vs. Allen K. Stew
ard etal.
To Alien K Steward, Irwin Steward. Annie K.
Clayton. Eliza Branson, Pearle Brumley. Myrtle
Brumley, Frank Hughes, &c 0rge Edward Hughes,
Alonzo Steward Msgpie little. ank Steward,
Alice Steward, Nellie Steward and Elizabeth
Steward:
You are seyerally here by notified that the above
named petitioner as administrator OF The estate
aforesaid has fled in the Circuit Court OF Marion
County Indiana. petition, making you defen d
ants thereto, and praying therein for an order
and decree OF said Court authorizing the sale n
Ger tain real estate belonging 10 the estate OF aid
decedent. and in said petition described. TO make
a. sets for the payment OF the debts and hsonftes
OF esiG estae and that said peti i'm. so nled and
pending Is set for hearing In said rcuit Court at
tue Court House in lndiauapol s. Indiana, on the
2ed judicial day OF the August Term 1888 of said
CanTt, the same being the 2lst day OF September,
1854.
Witness the clerk and seal OF said Court this 31st
lssALl day OF July, iSss:
Ayres K Brown, Attorneys for plainuf. augl-5w
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a Minister Pounded and Robbea.

ST Paul, Minn.. July 2S-AbOut 10 O'Clock last
night Rev. DR. Thomas. rector OF ST. P4ul's Eplsc0
pal Church, while returning home from a call was
SET upon by some fO0tpads on Ninth street. who
spfafg upon ana Brought MIN 70 the eartn, one OF
them striking hima stunning blow with
his fist When Mr. Thomson felt himself
being overcome bp the powerful rufi
ne gave forth blood-curdling yell. hut
be was immediately clntched by the ihr at and
strar gied until he black In the face. While In
half conscious condition, with his breath stopped
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01
CAPTAIN Webs.
His Body Found Floating In the Rive

His Body Found FLOATING I'm the River
Near
BUFFALO. July "a special from Lewiston says
Captain webbs body was found In the river TO diy
and has been fully identified
The body was found floating in the river a short
disissce below Lewiston this afternoon. AT the ia
quest held thfs afternoon a verdict of drowned
was rendered. During the examination Ct the
body ngged cot vas discovered on the TOP OF the
sufIie1eBty TO display the skull
Il apreared to be cut BY rocks
or other hard and rough substance
and X supposed To have bseu done at the entrsnee
the whirDoel where the r6cks IN places oroi scl
above the surface weter AVID where the curra1t is
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Carpo. dealers Arrested for Fraud

MILWAUKEE July 26.-Warraats were Is
sued at a late hour yesterday for the arrest
of John D. Nays, Walter Hamilton and Lo-
retta b Day, of the firm of l.. b. Day & Co.,
dealers in carpets, who failed recently for
about $40 600 on the charge of converting to
their own use property belonging to w. and
81 coo worth OF goods under false pretenses
Warrants were served by the United States
Deputy.
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oneru,s Cod Liver on Jelly.

Approved by the Academy of Medicine of New
York for coughs, colds, bronchial and tubercular
consumption, scroiula and general debility. The
most mild, bland ana nutritious form in which
Ccd Liver OIL can be used, and with more reneft
secured TO the pate / by a single esspoontul OF
this Jelly than by double the quantity OF the liquid
oil, and the most delicate stomach will not re-
ieet II.
For sale by ali druggists, and E. II. Truck, 29S
Pearl street New York
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01

Necks and arms OF snowy whiteness, forms
fair as the lily, are the pleasing endo Fments
conferred by GlenD's Sulphur Soap. A
healthful substitute for the poisonous COS
metics formerly in vogue
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown SOC.
Fortiiy feeble lungs against winter blasts
with Hale's Honey of horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
T1fo
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HaaYR Eailura

CHICAGO. July 30.--Joseph Pratt, OF the
Joseph Pratt Company boots and shoes this
city, has assigned. No schedule has been
filed, but liabilities are estimated at s75, 900
TO 800 0O0. The assets are estimated at
$4,000 10 $4,000. He operates factory at
Michigan City, Ind, and with convict labor.
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Delicious Summer Medicine

Asa PURE FRUIT sTIyULANT, for the aged.
~ mentally and PHI s'cslly exhausted. care
worn, OF Overworke1. for delicste females especi-
ally mothers, for those recovering from debilitat-
ing diseases, and as means oi reforming those
aooictec 10 al excessive use OF alcoholic stimuli
ants II Is unC quHlled in the whole range medi-
clnes. Beware of limitations. SANFORD A. the
finest ginger In the world and nOtWithst ndi1g
the high g - of its Ingredients is the cheapest
family medicine. Sole everywhere.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co Boston.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01

As A BTVFRAGE with hot or cold water
~ sw' etertd. hot colo milk. or added 20
lc wafer lemons de- tffeTvt scent dTsDgbts of min
81 wae't. II ferns r,lfegniDg ana invlgnTstDg
30 NSrePe. aus He'd Ia sfrnplaciry and purity by
tonic ue c1cfne. while free from alcoholic
ion. avoid erceI AIRY dealers. Who for few
e. q fxtrs uiCfi' iry ~ force upnn you their own
thfrs y hsr YOU cell for S NFORO'I GINGER
>"lc by NJ leslie and retail druggists. grocers.
80 everywhere
Potter Drug and Chemical CO., Boston.
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in i'felf 10 have eau ed death aud II Is thought he
sal VT meoistely after receiving IL. The body
vas e. fined and n moved In a hearse 70 the 5us
peItioi Bridge. New lOik. where IL Will he pre-
pared fer shipment 20 Boston. where Mrs. WEBB Is
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01
Adrioa to notnerr.

Mrs. wiDslows' Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children cutting teeth. It re-
neves the little sufferer once; produces nat
ural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
and the little cherub awakes bright as a but
ton" II is very pleasant to taste. Ii soothes the
child, s0fteB's the gums allays all pain. relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and Is the best known
remedy TO- diarrhea whether arising from teeth
ing OF other causes TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle.
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Skinny Man.

wells Health Remover" restores health
and yieor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
ual debility. 81.
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Don't Die i'm the House.

Trough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers. I5c.
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Wells "Rough on Uorns."

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 15c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts bunions
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Pure Cod-Liver Oil made from selected nvers.
on the seashore by Casgell. Hazard & Co. New
York. II is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
sho have once taken Il prefer 1t to all others.
Physicians have decided 1t superior TO any of the
other oils in market
Chapped Hands, Face, Pimples and rough skin
cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made by Cas-
well. Hazard & Co. New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01

Consumptig, scan be improved, and often cured,
by my receiye. Sent by mail for Csc. John H. nc.
Alvin, fOrmt rIy Tax Collector. Lowell. Mass.
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n MONTH. Ag'tswanted. 00best SELL
Mini ing articles IN the world. sample free
AQZV ~ AddressJ AX BRONSON. Detroit. Mich
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$4,000 Per Month az and s3so GO sI Free
ssrs.--The biggest thine on earth. and chance of
lifetime. Our new enlarged Electro Portraits
are the frest in the world. Address W. IL. CHI
DESTER & SON- 2s Rnnd Street New York
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SAM ORD'S GINGER

DPEFARED with the utmost ssili from IN
il lGkIED GfNGFh, CHOICE AROMA riCo.
"a the Iuittf SIC best Of MEDICINAL -RENrH
HANDY. tTrm Ne wCrld-rsDovr 20 winners.
MtEsrs. CTAkD DDPf 8 CO.. COGNAc render
ing IL vs.ti, suTsrler 10 al oiher ''Ginse all Of
With sre de With ccmms alcnho3 ia'gels In
ptgIsis O vi n DosoDcus fusil oil, and st.ergih-
ento y FIR cs4 enEe pepper.
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Ar N ollb per day Al home. sample worth IS ire.
% III 1W Address Etiuson 4 Co.. Portland, IA
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I TERIPE FRUIT. Impure Water Uaheslth
X Climate, Unwh0se~Ome FOOD. Mtiaris. E0
demic AID C01tag o1s Discs -es, Ch1lers " Irou
Cramps. Psins. Ind 'gestion. Code ChillS, SNIP
Fevers, Exhaustion. N-rvOusDes> Or loss NJ Sleep
Inst beset the Traveller or household at thf
season are nofhiUE to IN lse prs5ec BY a timely
use 81 sASFORD'5 GIN 3Es, the Delicious sam
mer Medicine.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and IN
d'smetions OF youth. nervous weakness. early os-
Cay, loss OF manhood, etc, VIII send recipe
that viii cure you, free OF charge. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In SoU IN
America. Send a selfaddressed envelope 70 Res.
Joseph T. Ilman Station ID. New York City.
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ADMITS WANTED To sell n GRAND {! : sSi,s PHs
10 cts X. J 7 TIrfe-Siroe- S'atso-, ct-'ti n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-09

Mr. Timothy Bloom. salesman in Mr..
1rabb's big retail dry-goods store. was
stealthIly eating his lunch in dusty
corner amongst some empty packing
Doves Il was not very good lunch.
and warm rs the dav was. he had but
one glass Of ice water TO drink with il
a very mild, pleasant looking young
fellow was Timothy Bloom. with ewes
Ike pretty girl. and fair hair parted
down the middle; hut he was rather
doleiul IL this moment. for Crabbe. sen
ior. had just been abusing him for per-
hitting lady. who was not ID be suit
20 by mortal salesman. 20 get on with
oui buying anything. and had likewise
informed him that he had been i've sec
onds late that morning and would in
consequence "bc deducted IN eighth
on Saturday evening.
That was not pleasant. and Mr..
erabbe manner was not pleasant. and
the dusty corner and the stale sand
wich were not pleasant And who can
wonder that poor Timothy bloom, look
ing up ~ row Of decorated corset
boxes above his head. and taking his
idea from the winged in ant pictured
upon them. remarked, under his breath:
~ wish was = cherub.r
a. this moment, even - the wish
Luttered up 10 the corset boxes. little
boy. about three feet high, bearing On
his bosom badge with the enormous
hunter 1lsr, came around the counter.
and liked his pathetic eyes o. Mr..
Bloom : glass d water.