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serious Railroad Accident.

ST. LOUIS, July pa special to the
frightiul accident occurred last night on the
Wabash railway, near lawson. A freight
train with one passenger car ran off the rails.
Seven pass. myers were in the coach. One, a
pstent-right man from Lathrop, was killed;
Miss Woods, of Richmond, had her arm
broken in two places, and the shoulder-blsde
broken; another lady, who lives in Lawson,
and was in q delicate condition, was serious
ly injured. They cannot remove the other
four passengers. One Kansas CRY drummer
was ~se-iOuaIy injured.
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The French Cho,era Commission.

PARIS, July 25.-The government has in
troduced in the Chamber OF Deputies, and
demanded urgency therefor, a credit Of
$4,000 francs for paying the expenses of the
scientific commission which it is proposed to
send TO Egypt to investigate the cholera
epidemic. A paper has been read by Fouvst
before the Academy of Sciences, in which
the writer says the cholera in Egypt is likely
to end in six weeks. He says previous tx
perience show that the rapidly Of the de-
crease Of the disease is always in accordance
with the rapidily of is spread.
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.MOTHER.EN-LAW AND WIFE.
A Divorced Husband Marrfes His Ex-
Wffe's Mother.

The social circles of Sellertburg, Ind, are
considerably shaken over a sensation which
has developed at that place. Some lime ago
james Anadale and his wife found they
could not live peaceably together, and were
divorced. Presently Mr.. Anadale fell in
love with mis- ex-wife's mother, and they were
married. The fret Mrs. AnadsIe has also
married. The question which troubles the
people out there IL, What relationship exists
between the husband and his frat wife?
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The sioux snn Dance.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The Timss's Rosebud
agency (Ds6.) special says: "The annual
sun dance Of the Sioux Indians occurred yes
terday afternoon at the camp near that
sgency, about 1000 sivages berg present
from all parts OF the reservations, and a
number of white visitors. Fifteen warriors
entered for the dance, having Tasted four
days before entering upon it. The bodies OF
all these were frightfuIiy lscerated accord
ing to the usages Of the tribe, affecting to the
game qualities OF the participants. 1t is
probable that this ia the last time these
cruelties will be permitted. A strong effort
will be made 10 have the government inter
dict the barbarous praeticeO
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Quarantine TO be Esforced at Dover

LONDON, July 25.-h lie reported tina
quarantine will be enforced at Dover aud
Leith against vessels arriving from ports in
fected with cholera. A di.patch 10 the Times
says the number OF deaths from cholera At
Mansoursh yesterday was 10, Chibin 1l3,
Zitth %, Mehallet 43, Ghizeh 95, Tantah 10;
284 deaths occurred at Cairo within twelve
hours. Isae
vessel leaving L5ndon to-day a clear bill of
health, declares that no cholera exists here.
Mitchell, American Vice Consul and Acting
Cousul-Genersl, has appointed a physician 10
inspect all vessels going TO America. s
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BALTIMORE, July 25.-The steamer Mont
more has arrived from Liverpool. Capt. A.
NJ. Lot reports that when off Thomas Point
yesterday afternoon he observed 3 cspsized
schooner, sent a boat 10 her, and rescued Capt.
]. 81. Scrimminger, Of the schooner Matte
Fidget, Of Yorktown, bound from Baltimore
10 Norfolk. The schooner capsiz=d of Thomas
Point yesterday afternoon, during a squall,
aud the crew, cousis,iog OF Henry Brooks,
Sherman Diggs and John Red, all colored,
were own
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CHICAGO, July 25.-Upons application of
the city heslth commissioner, the Cry
Council has authorized the expenditure OF
$10. 900 additional to the regular appropris-
ion Tor The use OF the Health Department.
The commissioner states that the amount will
be increased as necessity demands. The COM
missioner has engaged a large extra force of
teams of men to rid the city of all garbage
and refuse, with a view to improving its sani-
tary condition and guard against the intro
duction Of zymotic diseases.
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HUNGARY.
THE JEWISH TRIAL.

VIENNA, July 25-In the Jewish trial at
Nyireghyhsza, Hungary, to-day, the Court,
at he request of the public prosecutor and
counsel for the defense, refused to allow the
boy Moritz Scharf, principal witness for the
prosecution, to be sworn, on account of his
religion and the conflicting he
had already made.
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entity OF Immorn, Practices.

NEWARK, N. J., July pa brother of
DR., Brister, who lie i'll in Baltimore, arrived
to-day with a letter from DR.. Brister, de-
mandiug the return of the credentials eur
rendered, and asking for a trial OF his case.
The officers of the St. Luke's Methodist
Episcopal church, of which the doctor. was
pastor, unanimously voted him guilty of i'm
moral practices.
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New YORK, July 25.-Contrary TO ex-
pectations the Iucking, dress and cloak
makers did not return to work to-day. The
members are still dissatisfied, and say they
will not resume work until The demands of
those working for small outside employers
manufacturers cay they will make no further
conceeeion to the strikers.
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A Clever SwfndIe PeTpetrated ON the


PHILADELPHIA, July 25.- On June 18th
last, an application for a peosion BY Mrs.
Priscilla Carpenter, for the death OF her hus-
band, John E. Carpenter, was parsed BY the
Pension Once, and papers bearing that date
we're forwarded Pension Agent Sickel and
the appl cant. Yesterday awomsn purport-
ing to be Mrs. Carpenter called at the PEN
sion Office and made a demand for the
money. A voucher was prepared and Mrs.
Carpenter signea her mark, and the two
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WnKEBARRE, Pa, July pa desperate
prize-fght for 1900 vas fought near Nanti-
coke last evening. The principals we're
Paddy O'Brien, a s,ioon-keeper, and Nike
Breese, a miner. The men entered the ring
sccordiHg to the rules OF the Marquis Of
Qneensbury. Eleven rounds were fought,
when a crowd of women broke into the ring,
brandishing knives and pistols, and put =
stop to The tight. Both puglisls were b ably
punished.
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CHICAGO, July 25.-Richard OConnor, a
private waichm an shot aud MORALLY wounded
Meyer Franks, thirteen years old, last even
ing, and gave IS sn excuse that the boy was
in too close proximity TO a railroad car con.
tanning watermelons. The Waterman was
arrested.
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Very Well Put.

Why do we defer Till Tomorrow what we
should do today Why do we neglect q cough
till it throws us into consumption, and consump-
ton brings us to the gravel DR.. VIM. Halls Bal
sam is sure to cure If taken in season. 1t has
never been known to fail. Use it thoroughly &C
cording to directions. Perseyere till the disease
Is conquered, as it is certain to be, even if it
should require a dozen bottles. There is no better
medicine for pulmonary disorders.
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? INITIATED blood needs cleansing. There is
only ons remedy for ali such cases, Samari-
tan NerviDe.
Miss Jennie P. Wau n, 40 West Van
Buren, street, Chics g. H., ~ SIS mar tan
NeryIne cured ~ 81 spasns-" Il 50 st
druggists
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1rs. TearIe seeures Her divorce.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Mrs. Mary Alice
Tearle secured an absolute divorce from her
husband, George Osmond Tesrle, the actor.
The Court ixes her alimony al $1,000 a year,
and ESQ additional for the support Of each
child. The plsiniif is alloRed S410 connsel
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FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS

Msny fuuerui- OF tbose who PerfFned IN
the disaster at the North Point Tivoli Mon
day night took place to-day. They were in
every section of the city, and one which at
,racted special attention and sympathy WAS
that of the CroDcly family. -Four hearses
were in that procession. Scarcely a Catholic
parish Of the city escaped, and in these of
southern and Northwestern sections funerals
were numerous.
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BERLIN, July 25-The National Zeitung
reports that ssven Of the powers are nsgo-
uating for the establishment of an Interna-
tionai Sanitary Board at either Geneva or
Lugano.
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AN invaluable strenglhener for the nervss,
muscles and digestive organs, producing
strength and appetite, is Browne Iron Bit
fRra-
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CAREY'S REWARD.
How the Wretched InfOrmer Wa Kicked
Out Of Ireland-POreed to Leave
the Country
Without Receiving a Penny for His Des-
picable Services -The Cholera in
Egypt-Foreign Flashes.
An INTERNATIONAL s%ani,ary Board.

CAIRO, July Pa British lieutenant died
here yesterday from cholera.
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Don'i Die in the House.
Prixe.Fisn, BROKE Up by women.

Rough on Rats" clears out rats. mice,
reaches, oedbug- flies, ants, moles, chipmonks,
gopher. 15c.
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ssnitary Precautions a, chicago.

FRONT ROYAL Va.-Dr. G. h. Hill, says:
Browns Iron Bitlers seem to give general
satisfaclion. recommeud IL sironglyn
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Hor,rora,. ACID Phospha,e
Tn. New YORK nre..m.ser., strike.

% -NERvoussEss, INDIGESTION, ETC.
Send to the Rumford Chemical Works,
r. J., for pamphlet. Mailed free.
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"DR. BENsoN's Skin Cure eradicated my
pimples. They used to break out cor
tinuslly." Steve 7. Harrison, Rochester, N.
Y. 81 at druppists.
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FRANCE.
THE TWO MERICAs."

PARIS, July pa banquet was given at
the Bolivian consulate last night in honor of
the 100th anniversary of the birth of Simon
Bolivar. Among the guests were NJ. Wal
deck, Russian Minister Of the Interior; NJ.
Cochsry, Minister of Posts and Telegraph,
and NJ. de Lesseps. All of the States of the
American continent were represented. NJ.
Henry Martin, French historian and Ssoa-
tor, proposed a toast ITO the prosperity OF the
40 Americas"
FAVORABLE TO H CANAL COMPANY.
The French press generally consider the
withdrswal by the English government from
their agreement with De Lssseps as'favor-
able to The Suez Canal Company.
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FAVORABLE TO THE CANAL COMPANY.
Ri THE INFORMER.

DUBLIN, July 25.-The Irish Times says
james Carey, the informer, has arrived at
one OF the British colonies.
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THE TIVOE1 DISASTER.
A Number OF Witnesses Examined by
the Jury.
Of The Vfctims-FOur Hearses
I'm One Procession.

BALTIMORE, July 25.-The bodies Of the
victims of yesterdays Tivoli disaster at the
Eastern police station were identified as
those Of Alfred Burgon, Miss Katie Ives,
aged twenty-eight yesrs, and two children
ss those of John McAnsny, leaving alive
but one OF that family, q iittfe- DO, sgeA~s<
years, who was rescued. The bodies of two
more children are said to have been found,
but only one Of them, a child of Bernard
McGahsp, had reached the city al 8 O'Clock
last evening.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06
< PECULIAR MAN.
Why he Wanted an Ofieiai to Live
 Always.

Always.
 taken before the pol.ce judge. You arc charged sad the judge. with inviting a man to tid- on your car and hgh,ing him All the way from Inc tnion depot to Broadway. This was very ungentlrman- ly, sir. espee ially as you arc an old man and the man you fought cripple. Were you drunk 7"
 No, slr. was strictly sober, but Judge, when you hear my story you can. not blame me. some lime ago came so this city and seeured plaoe on the stree, car line. had been living in the country where every day os so could hgh, ~nh my ne,ghbors. living as l did near two men who have dropsy and con sumption respectively. l, ls my nature to hgh, once in a while. have to do t ,o keep from getting bilious. We'll. sfses coming here. didn't see anybody l could whip, and my stomach 70, ali out of order. tried 10 whip my wife one day. but she does not belsng ,o the weaker ses. les me tell you. We'll. while was driving along, 1 saw this crippled man and asked him to ride. He said that he had rheumatism and was tn gses: pain. knew that few blows would no, increase his pam while they would greatly relieve me. Ny stomach was 70 badly out of order that II was fight or throw up. 1, Is all right for a man to throw up when he knows thai he can re- pair the damages by eating sgsin, bot il would be improviden, in 4 man whose food comes by means of the largest sire drops of perspifssion. stood il zs long zs could and j"mped on him. Then 1 vas surprised lie seemed to avoid pain as though he was not sufferer, and he mauled me wish his crutch in m ex oeedingiy revival fashion. This may seem like A strange proceeding, your honor. but arm peculiar sor of a man and can't help fs-'
 ''Your story interests me very much, said the Judge. 4and ] appreciate your posi ton. Some judges would fine you ten doIlzrs-"
 "you are great man. sir"
 Bot shall not"
 May you live always, sir.s
 -I7i fine you twenty dollars"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06

recied himself by substituting sister, aad then remembering that her sister WAS the mother of some six or eigh, children, still further corrected himself by declaring that she indeed looked young. All a, once deaihly odor peTvaded the house. People who had been en- gagged in enjoyable conversation looked around with dread suspicion plainly de- pieted on their countenances.
 My stars, Brother Mulkit,le," said one of the deacons. @wha, is this smell =
 The minister replied in kind of ago nized ..i don't know
 Its tee strong iar a dead cat" sad the sexton. .Grea, Abraham--w whew -
 Nobody can live hcrc." exclaimed a newly married man. Il, takes my breath. There seems 10 be dead rat in every inch of air breathe
 The company arose. il seemed, with one accord and marched away. The minister was grieved beyond expression. The afr was stifiing. The visitors held their noses and hurried 10 the street. Mulki,,le stood in the hsil. almos. chok- ing with humiliation and poisonous at mosphere.
 Pa said the boy approaching. the bad man is running. amt he =
 What do you mean Grandma sad the bad man was go- ing to get me, and pa, beef gall in the fire and made him run" Grandmother wen, home the next morning immediately after breakfast.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06
DECEIVED HIM.
A Cososed Man Whose Idea Of Justice
 is improved.

@Come in and shut the door or 20 out anA shnt H." said the chief justice Of AslEsasaw to a coiored man who finger d sf tAs threshold of justice
 asTU come in and shut il, boss" said the o,d man, advancing. -Is ger busy dis nesninT'
 '.Jnseiee is always busy replied the jedee.
 AAa' eben den she doan git all de ~ay rosnd, do she boss. But I amt come hsAh ter 'spress my 'pinion. l'se come tc consuit ~id yerseif. szh.-
 '-See the attorney general
 -Yourseh Is de man whz, 1 want ter talk to- You ough;er 'commodaic me.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06
ACCEPTED A POSITION.
But Did Not Want Hts Name se Go m - the Rapet.

The young men of the country arc suli accepting" positions. Buslne.s men ef all kinds are ovencyed ,o secure ,hei, serv,ees. When one young man Ire. agns, general regret is felt hy the pr,,- prietor of the establishment which hs leaves, but shete are sounds oI an en. thnsisst,e reception m the establishment, where he has accepted A position.
 The other day i young man catered an Arkassaw nc~srape, office and .a,a to the city ed,to' Fly the way. l have resigned my position a, Ja.kson's and have accepted position around at H. kins'. Wish you'd make a note of t lus, throw oi A little au,le. ,oa know so,neih,ng Ia make a tellow trel good
 "Al ugh,." reio,eed the ely eduer ~.ih mes.liess grin. "hu, tra let. uu. dststand ihis husiness have Iust rc eeiVesf orders from the ruansre.- s.si-,.- allow anything but the sirietest truth ta xo in our columns. Yesterday lets out the mos, interesting part of sermon be. cause Ii did no, read like the truth. You ser the entire country IA undergoing i -rhangs. I'll investigate thla matter oi yours and pobl,sh the truth. vas in iask.on's the other day when he told Son that he would give you TWO days to se. cure another pTase and tizr rf w,ti,,n ,hr,t tune you failed he would give you wha, Is termed the resignation tn commercial eir,ies hut which in a ncespapei office is known as the bounce
 We'll I'll tell you We had 4 lsliin4 on, Dnn't say anything atoui tfr resz lgnahon. say ,ha, have as eepted position al Hlltin. .
 All right
 Will II he In ,he nest ,.sue :"
 Yes"
 Wish you Il aase about dozen copies pf 'src paper
 i'a, you know I'm ,nsuu'ted to ad- .a..Ts s;f;;,;..jy :s :s- .:.:.h. N-..-:ds> shhe wa1 Il, Hllkins' ,ou ,atne in and de. Jared ,ha, you mus, have place, ansl when Hllk,ns' sad that there sas no va. eancy m the store, you declared that you would work for ten dollars d month Hiklns' s.il declared tha, he d.d no, want you. but after persistent pressure hc agreed 10 keep you one month tes yaui board. and that Il you suited him he would keep you al the same salary dur las the busy sea.os- Yes, I'll write i, up for the neat ,ssue, and have nn doubt that your many friends all osc' the eoun,n ~,ii be pleased o hear Of your xus<tss. and that the commercial community generally will congratulate H,ikins upon the acquisition of so saiaa- bie z factor of trade"
 Well. say" remarked tha young man. you needn't say anything Iass now. | don, like to see my name in the papers anyhow, and only came around besause thought you wanted all the news items you could get"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6. ,ssa

Judge, case ens tune @, yer some aiss an let yer hab em fur ten ceass . dosen when dA was s<ffin eberywhese tas twenty-five cents. done dis. Judge. ousen de 'speck whA, had far yer Nov. axes yerself. ca,en de recollec. ton ob de pas ter sor,et gin me llf on dis 'casion."
 Well. old man. what do you want Y
 syer see, boss. fsc bin ,ryin' fur A year ter 'oonomiss. Jonomy Is de foua. dalton ob all prosperity. says de fa>, book ob de psalms. NJ, ~,fe she promised ter hep me in de matter an se GU, ofi coffee Den wr added of one meal oh de day. but dc oie woman dcceived me. sah. and doan ,hlnk da, ough,ci Ah wid her no noah
 What did xhc dn -
 She slipped uP ea me, xaf, sn .a- creased de expenses ob de family"
 Did she make te,klcss expenditures '
 "ies >ah. fur ics' al de tune when m, confidence was ic h,shes ahe ptcsenied me wid twins. l'se ,eo ole man tes be fooled ~,d in dis say. A ieke ,s all right. an' doan care ei anybody tnfies ~,d me liule. bu, when puts conn. dence tn oman an she dece,ses me l'se done ~,d her. law os no las. Now what can uaar do under ssrh isIdrra ssoass Asat fssisled tss . 'soesr ks. .cellexk dem aigs. hsss. rseolleek dem aigs.
 Well. old man. think that VIC ran yet you divorce. don't blame you iu the least"
 Den yer spoke s,d de so,ee ob man i'se so, my eye on de aig market. Good day. sah,'' and renarking "da, mans dc boss ob de true sssewatIou," he shambied from the room.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06
WAS \ FAILURE.

The newspaper business in Arkansaw is exacting. Look here, Bgiesby," said a managing editor to a reporter, ssthe next time I'm drunk and an important thing occurs, sober me up and les me see your copy. You didn't ma1re bus eoI- umn and half of that murdss syesserdsy when there should have been al least Eve coaumns.r
 T gave all the facts"
 That's not #, you know. 1T you can't make a thing of thaf kind worSe thas it is you'd better les if alone. On account of your negligence that las, murder vas failure
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06
LIKE HIS FATHER.

Come here to me- said an A rkansaw woman to her son Did you go down to the bakery, as told youf'
 sNome.n
 1Didnt tell you to go!'
 -Yessum.D
 aWhy didn't you go?a
 Didn't want to-
 .1 am just going to have you whip ped, cir, that's what am going to do. You are as stubborn as a mule You are just like your father."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06

An exchange says that an Englishman has hired himself out as buit for prae- uczl Jokers- The only trouble with the enterprise IS that the fellow being an Ea- giishman cannot tell when joke has been perpetratcd-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06
EXTENSIVELY BURIED.
The Indian Territory Good Place for
 undertakers.

] Col Wicks, who lsA AskAnsaw some time ago and settled in the indian Tern tcv, has just returned. When asked ho~ he liked the country he replied: The country will do well enough ba, they have business customs there which do not aid immigration. l was worth considerable money when went there but the death of my wife hroke me up entirely. You see @e lived Tn quite a town, place which attempts to follow a certain fashion. Well. when my wife died. sen, for the leading undertaken. l thought and engaged his services. Ali ter the burial serious looking man came to me and sad
 "'rhe people here are all talking about the hea,hen,sh ~a, you buried your wiie and the indians are talking about lynch. ing you. Ina, fefiow. luck. who batsed your wife. IS fraud and IS only employed to bury people that have been hung.
 "'He was represented as the leading undertaken of the town 1 replied.
 Well. he IS the leading man in his line. but his line Is no; respectable. There Is onl, one way 10 get eaf of this l trouble Have your wife cxhun,ed, xet anather ootfin and bury her in another grave. My name is Gait. and l an tne principal undertaken oi ,his city. am sorry you have been imposed upon. and m do all can to remedy the matter. "l could do nothing but comply. which did after invoking the wrath of revenge ful spirits upon Buck. We'll. my wife was eAhuined and rehuried by Gall Next day. while sat in my house, en- gagged in proper gr,ef. an old man en- tered and drawing uis char remained silen, for some tune and said
 ..fiase ,hey been here ye, / | ssNho.'
 t---- hose indrans. sNvhat Indians.
 "'Why. SIT, didn't you know that you are abou, to he mobbed :
 |
 -.aiobaed,' l gaspcd.
 -.Yes. SIT Tins is a curious place. my friend. and rigidiy follows fashions which are no doub, ridiculous. Yesterday your wife vas buried by cau. the man ~ho busies paupeD. Didn't you notice that he usexs striped coffin. Well. that was an insuis to a man in your standing and the Indians declare that they are going to hang you for quietly submitting to such an outrage. Now. my advice to you Is, have your wife taken up and re- buried at the carries, possible moment. 1 know that i,'s rough. bat you'll have to submit My name is Harr. the only re- speetable uBdertaker in the Indian Ter ntory. regre, this very much, for can appreciate your feelings. Ny wife died shossiy after came here and had to bury her five times before l happened to strike the right man. Then was de- termined to go into the business myself, ] to preseni similar occuTrences, and fl you had only consulted me before falling in with those grave sharks. l could have saved you all this trouble
 Again was compelled to submit, and th,s time the bunai seemea to be satisfactory for heard nothing of the mob. Several days Aher~ards, however, three undertaken bills. amounting to S6,7ss, were sent in. Of course was compelled to pay. Just before leaving the coanuy learned that the three an- dessakers were partners, and that there had never been any sign of mob.'