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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13
LITTLE TEXAS BILL.
Old Reese, nnd tho Peculiar nnnncr In
which lie Locked After II KIDS Inter-
cSts.


A Texas correspondent tells tho fol-
lowing story of y Western des"crado,
known rs Old Reese" who had killed
his score Of men, and was known as
desperate. The writer snyn {; Sturgis
is n gambler, and when he first camo
here everybody was afraid OF him, and
Reese was away then. He can1o back
here about two months ago. The day
he returned he was passing along when
ho met n little boy crying. Old Reese
ls very fond Of children, and they all
like him. He picked tue little fellow up,
dried his tears, and inquired the cause Of
his trouble. Between his sobs the boy
told his story. He was tho only son of n
poor widow woman who lives down by
tho river, and does washing for tho
gamblers. Early in the spring Sam
SturGls employed him to attend to his
horse promising to pay him two dollars
n week for his services. Glad to be able
to Eelp his mother. the little fellow took
charge of tho gamblers caballo, and
Groomed and fed him for sixteen weeks
Then Sturgis sold the animal, and the
hoy's services were no longer required.
1Io had just been in to ask Sturgis for
his pay, and the gambler had not only
not paid him, but had kicked him out of
the casino.
Gle kicked you, did he ?" said Reese,
and those blue eyes of his snapped.
eyes. sir" faltered the boy.
"And he won't pay you your money!"
mo, sir" whimpcred the boy; "nnd
mother needs it.
Il think he'll pay" answered Reese.
You run right homo. now. and Ill be
right down to see you presently, and
bring the money"
Sturgis was pretty flush then and
was running big game. Old Reese
went down to sec him. Well. sir it's
only about a week ago that he recovered
from that interview and was able to be
about.
Old Reese walked into the saloon,
called for pen and paper, and made out
the following bill:
SAM Srunals:
TO THE WIDOW WnTE's KID, Dr.
To hcrlng pony 1G weeks, at - per
Wcck ......................3 .32 90
To kicking said Kid when he asked for
10 cn.t .t nf III Iiocio mTy 50 10
$132 90
Reed payment.
He walked up to the table where
Sturgis WAS dealing monte and laid this
bill before him.
",Stmsis," he said, "pay this little
bill. and I'lI receipt it,"
The gambler glanced nt the pnpcr,
jumped t" his feet, jrrkcd out lis six
shooter, and said:
"I'll be hanged if I dol"
"l think you will" said Reese, and
he knocked the fellow down.
Before he could regain his feet old
Reese was upon him. He jcrkcd the
six shooter out of Sturgiss hand, and
beat him over the head with it until he
cried for mercy.
"Will you LAY the bill ?" asked Reese,
raising the six shooter to hit him again.
eyes" And he paid it.
But Reese was not through with him
yet. There was n Justice of the Peace
in Laredo ut the time, a recent institu-
tion. Old Reese knew that the gambler
would have him arrested for the assault,
and compel him to pay fine. He told
two men t. come forward as witnesses,
| and, III their presence made Sturgis
swear that ho (Rccsc) had never struck
him.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13

WESTERN PApERs.--In an address read
before the Kansas Editorial Association
tho other day Mr.. r. G.. Adams, its
Historical Secretary, said that State has
more newspapers to the population than
any State east of the Mississippi river.
but not as many as some States west OF
that river. For, while Kansas has a
newspaper to every 5000 persons, Ne
brasl1a has one to every 2,400; Colorado
one to every 1000; Dakota one to avery
1900, and Arizona one to every 1900.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13

"RIdHr ABOUT FACE w-On one occa-
casioh Paul, while reviewing n regiment
which did not please him, gave the word
Of command: Fright about face !
March To Siberia I" And the whole
regiment, officers and men, were obliged
10 set off by forced marches, for Siberia.
It was only when they got halfway
there that Count Rostopchine obtained
their recall,-London Society.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13
A General and His Men.

General Cler, promoted for his valOr
in the affair of the Sapun redoubt, but
still commanding his zouaves, distin-
ouished himself in the battle of Traktir.
In their crushing charge he advanced
too far, and would havo been killed or
taken prisoner if there had been any
rally by tho Russians. His men made
desperate plunge into the enemy's
ranks and brought him back in triumph.
One of their buglcrs was then ordered
hy General Cler to sound tho retreat.
At the moment when he put his bugle
to his mouth q round shot broke his
right arm. With his left hand he quick
ly picked up his instrument, which had
fallen, and sounded the retreat,
"Well done, my brave boy" said
General Cler.
"Ah, General" replied the bugler,
''ls it not lucky that it was not the vio-
lin which I hau to play?"
At the attack of the Sapun redoubt,
when he could not keep back bis zouaves,
he had called out to them:
"My children, if you will not ne good,
] shall never again lead you into action. u
He praised them after the battle of
Iraktir for charging to bring him out OF
the crowd Of enemies.
my General" answered one of them,
"if you vii! Lot be good we shall never
again follow you into action"
He laughed heartily at this retort to
his threat on previous occasion. Those
terms existing between French COM
manding officers and their men seemed
strange to British officers, but their re-
spective duties wero not the worse full
filled on that account Temple Bar.
How WICKED the people are getting,
to be sure. Parties are going around
with English sparrows painted yellow,
and selling them for canary birds; They
have few genuine canarics along tC
4 III Il.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13

BoNDHo1DERs. Mrs A. It. Stewart is
reputed to the second largest United
States bondholder. She has $50, ,OOC, 600
invested.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
A Great Country.

GEN Bradley Z. johnson, of Bal
timore, recently delivered an address
i'll which he said Florida is as larp g
az new York, New Jersey and Con.
necticut. Texas is larger than all
New England, New York. New Jcr.
sey, PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio. The
unsettled Northwest beyond Minneso-
ia will make twelve States rs large
as New York. All this territory is
virgin. There is more land belong
ms TO the United States III Mississip.
~ than in Kansas, Nebraska or Min
nesota. The southern country is less
known than the new territories. I'm
Old Virginia, within three hundred
miles oil Washington, there are de-
posts of minerals and metals more
abundant, more various, ard more
valuable than in any other equal area
OF territory on the continent of which
we now have knowledge. One coun,
ty there, of six hundred square miles,
has no wagon roads, and no wheeled
vehicle has ever been in it, unless
such one has been there in the last
twelve months. venture 10 say that
the mountain region of North Carroll
ma, III soil, III climate, in diversified
wealth OF mine and forest, is unex-
celled upon this globe. In the fine
lands along the Virginia and North
Carolina line, The labor of single
man will produce from $4,000 to 81
500 worth Of tobacco, aud in Ml5sis.
sippi the market produce OF one labor.
er III cotton is worth near $1,000
This incalculable wealth OF soil and
climate is offered 10 the labor of the
world almost for the asking, The
toll ola single year will provide a man
with freehold and home
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
COunr nIRECrORY

The Circuit: Courts for tSe several Counties O
his, lie twelfth judicial Uncut, will hsi esfler
e,GE'tnce and lie held cs follows
Fox The county Of Hampshire on the first
tuesday Ia February, the second Tuesday in
MAJ, rud tho hind Tuesday in September
For tne county OF Hardy, on the second Tues.
d-y IN March, the last tuesday in May and The
h-si Tuesday In October
roc tre county oi Grrnt, on the fourth Tues
~ IA March the trst Tuesday ia Jure aud
il- 'ni,d tuesday ia October.
rOr the county e PeUdie,on on the second
" sinehdsy IN April, the Wednes day after thr
sce.ul Ia, sdsy in Juge, and The Ii st Wed.es-
dyy ia November.
to- the county q Mineral Tor the year l552
od ne iouTta Tuesday IN April, tue fast Tues.
lay ID september, and tie fourth Taesdsy ia
NuFrabeT, and Tor tho :eHr 1853 and iheIe
r'er The stcVud IuesdHy in January, the fourth
lesiay III AgGil, aud The ic.t Tuesday ia
&rgteinber.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
South Branch Intolligencer.
~ ilIin,n Harper, Editor
OTce Corner .Nd;a and Cracel Lane Sc.
RoNSEY, WEST VIRGINIA,
T L II ~ Y +:

rWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per
sgaun -or rWU poi.i.AiS il paid In advance.
~ paper will he discontinued except ct the
option ofth- publisher, until ali nj rearages have
t,e0 settled.
TERMS OF ADvERTisINU:
The rates OF advertising are, for an inch or
less OSs liOLhAR AND fisrY CeSTs for three
ih.,r;ions--la-ser ones ia the same provortiou
E.ch Continuance ga cents.
QiTIctiy, half yearly, and yearly advertise.
neots inset ted at liberal reduction on he above.
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year will he chsrged reg olar rates.
Noajyerti5ementto be considered by the mon tn
or wear unless specified on the manuscript or pre-.
violsly agreed upon between the parties
Resoiuiionsot associations, communications If
limited interest, aud notices oil deaths exceeding
TlS LlSsS will be charged i've cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

Answer me. little one.' he conclud-
ed presently, with tender authority in
his tones.
And you don't hate me for behav-
ing SOP she whispered.
No; not unless you persist in not
accepting me. Is it yes or NOR
'4e.es, she murmared, 50 low he
scarcely heard it.
But he was satisfied. and he forgot
his statelness in the rush oil happiness
that i!led his heart.
What will the girls say!' she ask
ed. after a while.
why, let them say whatever they
WILL he laughed. Tell Miss Nellie,
she shall not lose her wager, neither
shall you yours. In gratitude TO her
for provoking you into n proposal. she
shal! have her box Of Jonvine's best >
and for you, hope to buy all your
gloves for the rest oil my life
Why, how did you know she ask
ed, in establishment. Il did not tell
you our foolish bet
But a certain good little elf did
for which | ain eternallv his debtor.
Johnnie contends that 'foiewarned is
forearmed,' he said, laughingly.
And SO that brother OF mine told
you, did he? Only let me catch him !
she said, archly
what will you do! Smother him
with kisses, ell, girlie?'
Il guess So laughing shyly.
Johnnie got his reward ard danced
at the wedding soon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
EWSPArEu LAWS

Snhsc'lers Who 60 not give express aotice TO
~ contrary, are considered ~ nishing To con-
uaue their Subscription.
% subscribers order the discontinuance of
la,r periodicals, the publishers may continue
10 SEND them until MI nrfearages are paid
% ,'ic subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
tlciI periodicals from the otiice 10 " Which they
re cirscied, they aie held responsible until
they h'Se settled their bills aud o,detod them
discontinued.
ANY person who receives a newspaper md
makes use Ot II, whether he has o, dered il or
tot Is held II law 10 BE subscriber
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

A WARNING We beg every
young man who IL tempted 10 drink
to read aud reflect upon the follow.
ing u drink 10 make me work, ,
said a young man. TO which an old
man replied That's right thee drink
and it will make thee work IIeark~
en- to me a moment, and I'll tell thee
something that may do thee good /
was once a prosperous farmer bad
q good, loving wife, and TWO rs fine
lads rs ever the sun shone on. We
had comfortable home, and lived
happily together. But VIC used 10
drink ale to make us work. Those
two lads / have laid ia drunkards'
graves. My wife died broken heart.
cd, aud she now lies by her two sons.
am seyenty-two years of age. Had
1t not been for drink, / might now
have been an independent gentle.
man but / used 10 drink to make
me work. and mark, II makes me
work now. a, seventy-two years OF
age I am obliged TO work Tor my
daily bread. Drink drink and Il
will make you work
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
An Unreliable Board Of Rcl;aJIc JIc,r

ears ago, when there were not so
many banks here on Cape Ann ga
now, young man who bad just gone
into business wished TO get his note
discounted, and in order to make n
sure thing OF it, he interviewed the
directors personally and each told him
it would be all right. Going TO the
bank on the morning after the dircc-
tors had met, the cashier informed
him very blandly that nothing had
been done for him. At the next
meeting OF the directors, just us they
were commencing business, the door
opened and in walked the young man.
Removing his hat, he advanced 90
the table and remarked: Messrs.
Directors, individually you are clever
sort Of men, but collectively you are
q set Of darned liars, aud can prove
it, With this he went out, and the
directors gazed at each oihesin blank
aslonishment as they inwardly ac,
knowicdged the Justice Of the re
mark.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
aE9T VA. UNIVERSITY.

tbs next Session Begins September
9Th. 1882. Ten Separate Schools. in
Guiding School 81 history md school ~ Eng
iish. Full courses IN Law aud Medi cine *.
tending throughout tho session Enlarged ia
ciiities Tor study Of Fhysicsi Sciences and Sci
entiGc Agriculture mplsteiy equipped cbems
icil hborsiufy Thorough courses ia Ancient
and Modern languages aud iiteraisre. Text
books ~ cost Necessary expenses not over
ssiTEb. For catalogue and other informa-
ton address,
w. H. WILSON, President,
MorgautoNn, West Va
August a.. ls8, 6mopd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

The grass in Western Texas was
never better. water is plenty. and cat
tie are fine ard fat. Everything seems
to favor the ianehmen this year. Ma
ny of them have doubled their fortunes
within the last twelve months, and still
they are not happy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
South $wnels 9atelliaeneer.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY. JAN. 10, 1888.

Two million bushels Of apples we're
picked in one county of Arkansas this
fall. Drying ki!ns are being started
on many OF the farms, and New York
flrm Is drying apples at the rate Of :.
ooo bushels per day and sending them
TO Europe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

The wife of frof. j. A. Lie, of he
Episcoi al Female Institute, Winchester
Va. died few days ego.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
KERNSTOwN OLD RYE

are made here in The VALLEY, of the hes, RYE
sua Gisusied the Old Fashioned Way. These
o., n,ands have the additional merit of chcapness
,uey ate simply pure plain goods with no fan
cy prices attached.
Also Pure White Corn AMI Ry. WHISTLES
ana cheap Western whiskes and a large lot
OF Apple brandy distilled i'm Page County, Va.
two and three years sgo.
and BRaNDiES for medicin.t rnr,osas
weH as genuine imported Champagne and
Sherr, Wines. Holland Gin and French Bran
dy al guaranteed and sold as cheap as such
&c DDS can be sold
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

TgFJlal N9PArgSr, so
80 usd "a gers -1peticDc. ia proc
If--., ',,eN.s, trsto.Nsrks. Copy
100 bus n.t other couutriss orr
7.Eg iui! instfuetiOus ~ PatsuU
"'.-- g. s.. AP LACEY, pstsat
',' Wellington, = g.
10 is-.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
SAVE YOUR
Health and Money
By BUYING YOUR
Liquors for Home Consumption
FRoM NJ. H. nEARDoN & BRO,
NOS. &c AND 7s MAIN STREET.
WINCflESTER. VA.

WFER You will ina Pure unsdol,.r,,.s
w Liquors of all kinds, such as CLsse',
celebrated keatucky Rye aud bourbon Wbi..
kies. OF which the premium and cabinet brand,
nave been used in extreme cases of illness with
astonishing success
Boards AUGUSTA WHISTLES &c
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

a mixture OF two parts glycorine, one
part ammonia, and little rosewater.
This is egcellent, and needs 10 be used
but once or twice.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

Rock salt dissolved in water is
cheap and safe remedy for many OF the
skin diseases that afiilcts animals.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

VI hen one has bal cold and tho
nose is closed up go that he cannot
breathe through II, relief may he found
instantly by putting little camplior
and water in the center OF the haRd
and snuffing IL up the nose. IL is
great relief.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

Tootbacbe may be speedily cured by
the application Of a small bit Of cotton
saturated with ammon;a.;o the defective
tooth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
Farmer and House Keeper.

RoLLED ArPLE DUArLiSos--Ps-l
and chop fine tart apples, make csuss
OF buttermilk, one teaspoonful Of soda
aud -four enough to roll half an inca
thick. spread witt the apple. sprinkla
we'll with sugar and cinnamon. cut in
strips two inches vide. roll up Ike jelly
cake, set up the rolls ION cna) IN Drip
ping pan, putting tsaspoonIul oil but
ter On each. put in an oven, and haste
often with tho juice. Usv the juice
for the sauce, flavor with brandy IL
you like.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

DR.. FoorE says: = There ia nothing
better for cut than powdered resin.
Get few cents worth, pound il until
II Is quite fine, put 1t In u cast off spice
box with perforated top. thon you can
easily silt it on The cut. Pot soft
cloth around the injured mcmbe-, an,
wet it with water occe in while; it
will prevent inham patton or soreness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

/. w. ENGLAND PnbHsher.
Nov -, 1882. Tho 3uu n. Y. City d.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

WHEAT COFFEE. An exchange says |:
Wheat coffee. when property prepared.
makes wholesome aud nutritious bev-
erage. Wash tho wheat through two or
three waters. then boil till qsitc soft
drain the water off, and brown In skii-
let, stirring all the time till tire wheat Is
q dark brown color. Ii one -four h gem
uins coffee is added. It is superior cof-
fec both rich and finely fiavorci.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-08
A STAMP COLLGcTOs.

m advertisement has Appeared
every day Of late in one Of The
Vienna papers, asking the owners
~ used poetage stamps for eODtri,
buttons, The advertiser, IL h now
found ont ~ young lady Of the
ballGlj she needs some millions O(
stamps. The reason why IL lbus
Lgld' Inst Summer she went with
Count Anton W ~ IieiebeDau,
The Count wag not young, bat
generous The ba,leri0c WIS nm
happy boweyeG and cxpressed her
Opinions OD marriage w him very
polDtedIy Nv lasC tbG Count pro,
missed ~ lGad the fair daDseuse W
me altGF on one condition II gbe
would collect ~ many used ppslage
stltgpg Gg would papcr NE wa)Dg
N bis grind salon, She toOk bin
~ big word The walls aTe now, u
II eaid, c0gGred win many 1Jou,
sagds ~ stamps, bgt Die pigJ0Hn ~
sly White, md 1G Vienna paper
Galls on 1be population NJ Vic6DG ~
g.tlst ~ complaining me wOrJG
HYLp, ye RQstaHc'st9iDp eOjlGel0w NJ
VlGDDal PoW Qgt 1Je abpBdaDee nj
yoly stamp edlectioDs, ~ NM 1Je
two logIDg, GibfJ hearts my nv
Jest be ppitfdVwH NJ MINIMUM,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-08
0,seeyfsr Wh N,ss,ss gasess

Tbe MjIGwiBg YeWarj6aJJe DayyG
I'VE F'ljQRg G0W UHlB)H ~ eeejge
n,st ~ nm q bsyDg1E, NM lived 10
D~ Wbqlsild noIDDEles NJ EjjNM,1,
bsd mn s9ijs, me elder NJ wj,ojg
bspaHe RBeJgDJeq N nv fs0JeJis
i4D0tf, md M leBelJj EeeJGlJy mayJjed
beT, nm nm R1yejgl,ey, nm, lllN
paif DtOeeeliH4 m DglJj0, wj,ete,
ee,ty ~ ge NJJ0wtDg JaDgsyy, sI,e
Heye MN W n as0gbLejl J,ejDg
apDsyep1g aesttNjs nm me- NH
kle,yn MT l,e1a9jge hmm, sJJe l1tNy,
nina W 4esegt nv mimi, SI4
eN4b,,lDBWE, IN me- nm M MN
BylipDJ, ME- WejyE NJ E(DgslDWy, He1e
H,qpjtles, mn sseettslDed nv name
mn pers1W WJWbs4 me yeDgCaADD
m kI1,,E agypi-jafaylTyI, wJLhl,l1
NDlggN wv WDiJ,ey rNl4jyte1 N
IdlD, mn weDtsaslD M K)J,gsl1wD
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VIM Hey, mn NJ bsJfsIsA s)x YdDM
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wv h,'tse N GW pe,s1B Vtpse' NJ
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-08
AFFECTING INCIDENT,

w. EFffFFF FFFWfWtfFFf
One NJ the most touching things
We base read (says ~ American
Journal ~ long dine II dlat story
VI u Tobbef and y poor lone woman
near Ohm, The TObber came ~
Der house M night, and dema8ded
her money ~ her life, She hadn't
much money ~ We either, but sbe
preferred giving W me former
rather HlaD the IattGFj ~ she
brought bGy jittlG stare and placed
" IN big hind liz looked II over
carefully, ~ seG hat sic didn't
palm M tw9'sbjlIi0g pieces for half
efowQs yjaves't yod anything disc
~ yalDeW inquired 1G bold, bad
burglar, looking about DE sGaDtijy
furnished apartWGDtj w. ebiIds
braeejetl DgwaGyIliDg viii be
bagkfyJly reeeiyed," ~ baye
nothing more," replied me woman,
wltb . sigb, a thought struck bin,
"fOW husband wa9 ~ soldier, weg
he DotW be lDqijgedL Bbe GeIf0OwI,
edged b,st he wes, and MN Killed
IN bstJe ~TbGB he must baye had
y reV0Iyerp be continued, sesveliDQ
per GoggtegsDge nm, yog gf0W
confirmed, yOu stsLgBeTj yoW man,
DeT betrayg yt,yb Get AlM revolver
M Ogee, md rive " W met IN win
NE woman iWpIWed him NJ spare
Hst bsgWIegs trjDket, almost tJe
Eple Wem0yiJ M me husband she
bsd j0sk she bad pawDed many
HIDgs when disbeesed, bgt bm
Mwsys chung ~ HJgt, EgE Dje
IQbD)er VIM HgFfIeDBDg E0bbiDg
bjtt1y1y, sbe WeDt NJ y DggG6g dJaws
~ md Eew0ye1 HJe pEeeloys TeJle,
around wbieb elgsteTed ~ Wagy
teDdg gee0JJeeti0Dg H4lygE NH
baYe jtW setd sjJe, M slle Gdyagced
toWWdg gle WbbeE HYes, ! WugEp
sJ,gwered NE y0kbeG extGgdj0g bw
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took steps 10 have her removed 10 .
position more bc6ttlDg her new
station IN HE. 10 mark her gratitude
10 tlic colonel she Offered him half
her fortune, but the gentleman de-
cliDcd The offer,