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TO IN ITUD NIHtT8 CO. -
Gtntlemen :-mRv,ng suffered for many years
from billousneSs, accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache (bclug greatly fAtguCd with
OvefwUrk and long bUllTs Ut buSinctSl, ] lost all
energy, strength aud appetite. Twas advised by a
friend III whom had SEEN such brneECiHl effects
10 ny HIP BiItGTS, and few bottles have quite al
tered and Ies ored me 10 better health than ever.
| nave also recommended II To other friends, and
ain pieNged " add with the like result. Every
Gluin you make for II can fully endorse and rec.
ommeld It AZ an incompatible tonic.
fOuS faithfully.
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SCOTS COUGH SYRUP.

Price % and so cents bottle. For sale by
LOGAN &Co.,
iAlGS nav Wholesale Agents.
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PrrIsBuRoH, PA, Merch 16 -PErRoLEuM-Ex.
cited; United certificates firm, advancing and
closed at 81 o. refined SEc, Philadelphia delivery.
on CRY, March l6-FiuctuaiionS Between $50
and 81 e2X: cl.slng at q OH hid. Transactions
1000 Q0 barrels; shipments 60. 600 barrels.
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2 IA bHEFFIkLN, ENUIt JUHt 7, 1851,
Slr-Having Sufend from extreme nervous de.
Jiily for four cars. and having tied all kinds Of
medicine anu change Oi SCene and air without de.
living Any benefit whatever. was persuaded by q
blend 10 Try hop PiLtCts, and the effect Mn hap
py to say. was most marvellous Under these cir.
feel 1t ms duty give this testimonial
or The benefit Of olhUrS, ~ may tay sm now Ell.
lply we'll thGief ne can Justly aud with conf.
lenLe give personal testimony 10 any one wishing To
all upon me. Ioun truly, Henry HALL
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A Few Unsolicited Letters From Thou
sands Received.

have tried experiments on myself aud Others
with hop Bitter, and can easily recommend them
al pleasant nnd eilCAUiouS medicine. have
found them specially lnGtul in cales OF congestion
Of the kidneys, ~ well rs In bilious arrangements
KEv. J. MILSkK, N. A.,
u Rector 10 tho nuke ul Edinburgh.
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"MRs. PARrrxGToS, what do you use for 9
very bad colu2" asked Mrs Dull. "HAndker-
chiefs, maam," answered the aged dame,
looking ever her speetaeles. HandkerchielS
are dSSidtratum In the event OF cold, but 3
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is neces-
sity, because II not only relieves, but cures
the worst cold or cough.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
N, III Chapllne Street.

.vIdsnce Of physIciAn's success 4 ! ne 3
d his a.eas. The n1e1S 1f sSst sSSe dealt
;Eay y.i,y with thoee Hho have consulted
s3s1Ab.I anu my, ~, paLeniE name without permits.
= never w Itsts many bundled certificates
q, lhoeEH snam have cured after they bad been
= bot " tH"UrnIG!e. 4 thorough medical edu;;
aoiGs,,GI m ts ycars hO'pIIAl txpeIience and
I'll. sa inst.p SsSuif fPs and sI .s. y
81 y! trpp,i,,,ir management lDIureS success. II
vsaoa 70 u N. and irAnkly give the patient my
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LYNDON, mo-. april IL, 1852.
find Hop Bittets most wonderful medical
combination, beRlthful, blOOd.purIf,ing aud
ngthening. lean IRON HHSiyAiS Al we'll is from
medical knowledge, highly recommend them Ms
valuable family medicine
BARBARA WALLACE GoTItARD. supt,
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Dear Sins ~ have lately finished my first bottle
Of "IIOp bitterI." After having for many years
suffered acutely from rheumatic Scut uLheritCdl |
feel so much better, and can walk 10 much more
freely, shOuld Ike 70 continue the use OF It IWre
TO aLk how many bottles you will let me have for
q, 10 taAt may always have some IN stock
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', IN y" LONDON, ENG., Sept. !, 1881
lam pleased 10 testify 10 the good effects Of your
"lIUp BIteES." Have been suffering long lime
with severe pAin In the left side and across the oEs
nnu having tried 4 humber OF so called remedies
without any benefit, am glad n acknowledge the
great relief have obtained from your medicine.
CIIAHIES HATHlN
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Hop BitieTs Co. DUBLIN. Nov. q, 1881.
tentlemen:-You may be Interested to learn that
one Of the most eminent Judges on the Irish bench
ia customer oil mIpel highly approves Of your Hop
Bltteis, having received great benefit from their
use. r. r. HOLMES, ChemIit
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GCntlrmcn:-l was troubled with very bad
form OF Indigestion for long time, aud tiled many
things lii vaIn until got sonic "Hop blttcis, aud
OH taking WIS quite cured aud remain 50 Ill this
time. ltlsnOw lhIee months ago since wa bud.
r. BELL
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SMALLPOX
and
FITTING OF Small
Pox PREVENTED

Amsmbsr Of my fam.
lily was taken with
Smallpox. ! used the
Fluid the patient was
not delirious. was not
pitted, and was about
the house again Ia three
weeks, and no Others
had 1t. -J..W. PAX.
iNSOS, Philadelphia.
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INVALID mothers, weak children, nervous
and iretiul Infants are benefited by using
Browns Iron Bitters, Harmless and effica.
ciouR, goo i,.ll I", DAw
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| Diphtheria
! Prevented.

The physicians here
use DarbyS Fluid very
sueeestfuliylnthe treat.
ment Of Diphthsria.
A. STOLLEEwERcR,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases ofDeathit
should be used about
the eorpSe-it will
prevent any unpleaS.
ant smell.
The eminent Ply.
slciHn, j. MARION
SIMS, NJ. D., New
York, says: al am
convinced Prof.. DlrbyS
Prophylactie Fluid is 4
I valuable diSinfrctant.
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WILLIAM HARRIS, .

LUNDUN, ENUll FtU. 7, I662.
Eentlemen-For yeats have been ASuderer from
kidney cOmplAiut, and ON using your Hop Blrsn
entirely cured, aud can recommend them 10 all
suffering from such disease.
WILLIAM HARRIS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-17

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify TO the mott excellent qualities Of Prof
DarbyS prOphylactie Fluid As disinfectant and
detergent Il Is both theoretically and practically
superior TO any preparation with which am ae-
quahted.-N. r. LUrToN. Prof. Chemistry.
Darbys Fluid IL Recommended by
Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEpmKNs, Of Georgia;
Rev CIAs. ?. DHEMS, DID,, Church Of the
StangeB.N. v: 81
Jos. LECostE, Columbia, Prof. University,
Rev. a. B&ITtR, Prof, Mercer UniyenIty:
Rev GE0. =, PiERcE. Bishop N. Z. Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
Perfectly harmless. Used internally or
externally for Man or Beast.
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that II has done everything
here claimed. For fuller information iget Of your
Druggist pamphlet or send to the propretOs,
j. II. ZEILIN 6 co..
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-17

HoRsroRD's Acid Phosphate Is recon-.
mended for headache occssioned by indiges'
ton and whenever there Is a general feeling
Of sluggishness aud lack ofenergy. TrhsAw
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Eradicates
MALARIA.

all Contagious Diseases, Persons waiting on
the Sick should uSe 1t freely. Scarlet Fever has
never been known 10 spread WheTr the Fluid was
used Yellow Fever has been cured with II after
black y0nlt had taken place. The worst
eaxaS of DiphtheFia Weld To IL
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Ask for Wells Rough on Corns" l5c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts buniona H..,
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Coon health and rosy cheeks and beautiful
skin, ladies can got BY using Browns Iron
BitterA. p4W
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AEor. Cure for piIea.

The latest thing in homes-Husbands.-
New York Journal.
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A BOARD full OF nails is the worst we eve,
saw.-New York Times. ''
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I noNp,s EXTRACT CO.

II West Nth St, New iUEh'
Full line OF above preparations displayed
In one OF Ponds Extract Co. g Show Cases and
sold BY Logan & Co., 1858 Main Street, Wheel.
Ing; also by @. Moenkemoeller, corner Market
and Twenty.secondS treets Centre Wheeling
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vloLrrs are one scent apiece at the
lorists.-Mew York Graphic.
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OLD Rye to Young America: Gam thy
father's spirit |"
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Gentlfmen:-ThO not IN the habit OF nldng
patent mso iCinGS, which for the most part are moi
only useless but injurious, have constantly used
Hop Bitten for the pakt four years In cases Of ndi
gestlOn debility, lIeblcnes Of constitution and IN
all diseases used by poor or bad ventilation want
OF air aud exercise ovGrwOrk aud want Of appetite,
with tho most perfect SNCCeE.
AN the inst who introduced your Hop Bittcrs
very extensively. Your very truly,
BARON nEFOSTI BELLA,
Profession de chcmlo ct de pharmRcIe, Colmbra
university CoimbTa. Portugal.
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rraAaClAL AND counERolAL.


NEW YORK, March le-Noney strong at loSl7 per
cent. closed at Is per cent Prime mercantile paper
Fs6H per cent 1tsrlirV Exchange bankers bills
fr it u 81; demand eis6H
,4ovRassEprs-oDe.eight per cent higher for
fours, otherwise unchanged.
u, 8. lOSIS Lehish 4 wilkes..lto
U. s. 6s, extended-".l0JhlS. PAS G. hrstsa.".lll
U, g. l5Ss coupons U. T. bonds, hrstA..ln
o. 8, a. COUPON I20{ .. p Land GrAnts....l09
Pacific Is OF 9S......I2S U. p. u king iund...ll6x
entral Paclhc hSts-lli Texas Fac, land gtS- 6Sk
Erie seconds............ 9do Rio Grand dlV.,..
RAuAoAn BONDS GENERALLY weak on fair vol.
uMe OF business. .
SrATE SEcukITIES-Neglected.
Louisiana consols..,. % yirgiuLA 6s.....:.... 80
Missouri 6s.........llO Virginia consols, ex.
81. JOSeph...............lI2 Ira mat coupons. 10
Tennessee Gi"....... Az Virginia dGieried.... 10
Tennessee q, new. n tx div.
sToCKs-All felt the depreElng effects OF tight
money this forenoon, and tue general character
Of the market up 10 1890 was weak and dull Then
the 0Ae, while dull. was hrmer compared With
Thursday nights figures and thu general list shows
decline Of 1<alN per cent. Prtsidcnt HILL Il the
st. Paul 4 Manitoba denies that the company pro.
poses Il scrip dividend.
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THr genuine SARATOGA HtaH Rock srRlSe
WARM, for sale by all druggS:s by the dog
On, bottle or gallon. Address all orders 70
ths High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga srinr
J.tf. shirk and Logan d Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and r, K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport, .nll 1901. DAw
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Hop BittTs COmpdMW
Dear Slrs-l lave taken your most precious es.
Eence-llOp DltterS-Aud | can already, RilGr 70
short a time, assure you that feel much better
than have felt for months.
haEe han, Gmrins ny GGuiSG o. louf years tnfee
January, 1880 was the worst; aud took lot Of
medicine 10 cure the AamG, IN Outequence Of which
my stomach got .erribly Weakened. IsWiiclcd from
taking nOufshment. had sleCpiesS nights, bnt none
Of the lnelicine was u thu least tISe 10 me. Now
In consequence Of taking Hop DItcs thee paIlls
aud Inconvenience have entirely IL. 1 me. | have
good nights rat, and MN sufficiently strengthened
for wOrE, while Hlw.y s haI to lay down during
the day, and this almost every hour shall thinE
It my duty TO recommend the BItteH 10 all who
suffer, for Am sure | cannot thAuk the Lord
enough that came across your preparation, and
hope he " III maintH u you u long time 10 CONF
far the welfare Of suffering mankind
IOlrS very truly,
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MEDICAL.
=s-eS-
DARBYS
PROP HYLAGTIC
MEDICAL.
FLUID.


For Scarlet and
Typhoid Fevers,
Dlphtheria, Sail
walton, liberated
SoreThroat, Small
Pox. Measles. and
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Ghe qntelIigelt
THE LIriI.s WHITE HEAxsE.


Onlrrt Nos. ~ aud - Fourteenth street
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Moundrille, March 10, 1888.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-11-30
THE OLD sPORTsMEN.

II il remarkable that in the old sport
ing cngravings there are very seldom
more than two men represented in the
act Of partridge shooting, and quite as
often only one; men i'll wlde-sklrtcd
shooting- jackets coming below the knee,
long brcechcs covering the calf 0f the
leg, short CATERS, and broadhrimmed,
times oi bright red. They carry long
single barrelcd iint-and-steel guns, and
are accompanied by two heavily built
pointers Of the old thick-sct square
headed type which is now almost pro-
scribcd. These were the men who rose
II, break Of day and returned to dinner
in the afternoon well satisfied with their
ak or seven, or it might be eight or ten,
brace or birds, killed in true sporting
style. This was the LIST Of September Il
hundred years ago. But the introduc-
ton cf percussion locks and double bar
rclS ievolutionized shooting 'fnearly rs
muclrs ~ brccchluadcrs; and a. long
ago H. 1922 We have Lord Althorp
killing his - brace To his own Gun on
non-prcservcd ground. This was the
IL, OF September 80 wears ago--the
middle style, which flourishcd Tor about
generation, and still fingers, rs De
Quincy says, in sheltered situations !;
the style which in Our opinion is the
best oi all, but which has in lis turn
been superseded NY breech-ioader-, and
retrievers, and driving, till pointers are
hardly I" he seen except upon Il grouse
moor, and have necessarily become more
or less unsteady, where men load SO
rapidly that they hardly give them time
Ia "downcharge." - [Thr Saturday
Review.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-11-30

TIE FQURTEENTn.-lIe was the see.
rotary OF tho F. RAILROAD. He
scratched his head, knit his brows, and
drnu.med on the desk with his fingers
bu, he could not get there. Finally he
rang his bell, and said to the clerk who
entered:
William, our road has decided t.
mortgage itself again"
"Ics sir
''po You remember the number Of the
last mo,tgage"'
II think il was 10, sir. Yes, sir, !
am sure "
"Ah. very well. This will be the
fourteenth mortgage, then. It's OF no
particular account, but if will look bet
ter in the stock report to see us quoted
as fourteenth mortgage bonds"
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A POSSIBILITY FOR ENGLISH WOMEN

1t must he patent to every close OH
server that the number of English
women who dress well is daily increas-
ing. Good taste is spreading, and with
it keener appreciation of good style.
The true leader Of fashion is more
readily recognized, more generally adj
mircd. There is no installing her.
| From head to foot, from bonnet to boot +.
her apparel is harmonious, in keeping
with her complexion, her figure, and her
character. Colors are skillfully blended
or judiciously contrasted without any ex-
/ travagance; the one bright spot, il
bright spot there he, is placed artisically,
as in Il picture, in exactly the right
place to crown the effect. The dress
and its material are before everything
appropriate to the wearcr, and the occa-
/ sion: as much earnest thought has been
devoted to make itespecially suited in
lines, drapery, cut, To the individual, rs
skill to the perfection OF the fit. The
well-lressed woman again knows not
only what to wear, but when to wear it.
In the summer forenoon YOU will see her
in the simplest oi cottons, a dress abso-
lutely plain and without ornament, with
out laccs, fringes, decoration of any
kind. in winter at the same time she
is equally plainly dressed in cloth.
Later in the day she changes tn smarter
clothes for more ccremonious duties,
visits, afternoon parties, and teas-velvetS
and silks combined in winter, in sum
mcr rich gauzes and costly laces. In
the evening, for dinner or ball, the most
choice and splendid masterpieces of
the dress makers art are reserved; the
richest stuff set oil with the most elabo-
rate enlroihcrics and the rarest jewels.
But withal, even in this the last gorgeous
stage into which the modest chrysalis
has developed, ostcntatious display is
scrupulously avoided. The highest art
is to conceal art use the richest ma
terials in comprising the utmost seem
ing simplicity. There il no heaviness,
M overlooking with ornament, no mean
ingless sGperadded decoration. The at
tire OF Il perfectly dressed woman is
original without eccentricity, personal to
herself yet following the latest fashion,
attractive yet undemonstrative develop
ing to the utmost her peculiar charms.
1t has been said that woman in her dress
ones more to art than to nature. This
tx ESPECIALLY true in modern days, and
she who can use fashionable costume
wisely with the innumcrcblc adventitious
aids it offers, adds much to the ch,'h
and grarciulncss OF the modern world.
- Mrs. Arnytage.
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ABOUT DRUGGISTS.

All druggists should be honorable gentlemen
and We are inclined IT, believe the majority Of
them are: but there are what il called black
sheep III all professions. Wecame across nn.
81 the latter class not long since. While in
his store customer asked for Ammens Tough
Syrup. AS the druggist was doing il up frr
HIM he said: | have Il preparation which |
can recommend rs better than this" The man
sad: " will take thai then, but my friends
have spoken 81 highly "f AmnenS Couch
Syrup Thought | would try it." Now, the
writer having used Amn,ens Cough Syrup. aud
knowing its virtues, also knowing tn" manu-
tactlirer, and that he put it on the market f"I
the benefit of mankind, rs well ~ for the SIX.
gam, had some curiosity t" learn Why the
druggist preferred to .ell some other remedy o.
it. 81 we asked him why it wa. Ima.inr
his reply. He sail: "Why, make lust
eight cents more on the bottle sold HIM than
would have made on Anmcn's" ! said:
'bh, that's it. ''Ies," he saws. " a'wa,-
recommend and try t. sell what paws me the
largest profit Comment il unnecessary.
Let us hope there are but few like him in the
drug business, Meeting the customer few
days later, and desiring to know il that kind
of business paid, We mentioned the clrcum.
stance t" him, and askel ii the bntt e If m-di.
cine the druggist recommended did him any
good. He said, No, | used about one third
of it and threw it away; then went tn an ith, :
drug store and bnught bottle nf Ammen'
Cough Syrup, which cured my cold" We
| asked. "Why did You go to- another drug.
gist!" He replied: Because | shall ur,. !
spend another cent with that man
1 Ilpi l,,,fa I
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IJe'd been Waiting with his host

IIe'a been Waiting with his host 5
ugly elder daughter, and was in IL corner
repairing manages. Here he was cspied
10y his would-be liapain-law. "She is
the flower ri lay family, sir, said the
latter. "Sp.it seems" answered the
Young tnan. PITY she comes off 50,
amt it," he continued, as he eSsayed
another vigorous rub ~ the white spots
on his coat sleeves.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-11-30

4 lemon tree on the farm of Thomas
Kennedy, on Noonan's Lake, Fla. nine
teen wears old. hudded on Il sour orange
stump, has been in bearing eleven years
and yielded its owner Il net average OF
Sis Il wear, the greatest Weld being $i06.
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r. V. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo, n. Y: Dcal
Sir must tell you what your medicine ha,
done for me. Before taking your - favorit,
Prescription could hardly stand on my feet
but, by following your advice, am perfectly
cured The "Favorite Prcscri pt:nn' is a wond
erful medicine for debilitatcd and nervou.
females. | cannot express how thankful am
to you for your advice. Yours truly,
MKs. CoRNEhA ALLISON, Pcosta, Ia
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know al. persisted 'u'l"9' ''S'I"I !,
ar edge at ms aN ana staring i'a'" 1T II
n doctor. -. =, ,
y II hay" called as if'rna' S'''' i
l~dllng, with dignity
'd "oh. sad julius.
y, "Wili You he kint enough II l'' Il
ut in? persisted the doctor
faint n" use san '"''"s' r"''',
rd Il rr"li."ns pune ki"a ""M :" ''"'' u
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-11-30

in a letter from Hon. Mrs Perry. Castle
Grey. Limerick. ireland, E,u,rn's T,"ackiF
T,ortcs are thus referred to: "llaving brought
Your bronchial Troch's with me when came
u :. side here, | found that after | had given
them away t. those | considered required
them, the poor people will walk for miles to
get few" For coughs, colds and threat dis
eases they have n" equal. Sold only in boxes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-11-30

An experiment in silk culture is ;Ihort
to hc tried on Il somewhat extensive
scale in the State al New Jersey, about
Twenty-Five miles from New York. Land
is to be purchased, divided into silk
farms of three to ten acres each. and
planted with mulbcrries
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-11-30

liz wounds and wrath until he fcl!
asleep.
Il don't car,." muttrred Mrs, Sp"op-
cndvkc. trying Ia unite the knot OF her
.hnrlarc with her teeth. II don't care,
1t VII teach lin. another time Ia let
Door ,I = picture alone.