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UNSATISFACTORY COTrON
a ~. Louis Rank Held RespOn.
ibIe by Purchasers in Eng
land.


ST. Louis Times, .. ti
A member Of the Merchants Ex
change went to Europe a short time
ago. Before leaving, be fortified him.
self with letters of introduction and
recommendation from the Exchange
aud some Of the banks. Arrived in
England, his speculative nature as
serted itself, and, discovering 3 good
opportunity to clear the expenses Of
his trip by the sale OF cotton, be dis
posed Of a large quantity to English
merchants. His letters Of introduction
aud the well known character Of St.
Louis as a cotton market enabled him
to make what he would call a big
deal" On his return home the orders
Of the English merchants were duly
filed, and a draft for the purchase
money cashed by one Of the Fourth
street banks. When the cotton reached
England, word was returned that the
weight was short. and that the
quality was inferior to that of
the sample by which the cotton
had been sold. The draft had been
honored, however, and the st. Louis
merchant refused to refund. The next
recourse was to the bank which had
recommended the merchant. 1t was
held responsible on its letter for the
alleged amount Of the loss, 100 bales,
and refusing to make il good, is TO be
sued accordingly. The charges made
against the merchant have furnished
material for considerable gossip, and
the result has been that he does not
stand quite as high in the estimate Of
his fellows as he did before his Euro.
pean trip. Dealers in cotton are
naturally indignant, as the transaction
effects the standing OF the st. Louis
market abroad. The loss to the bank
has revived a discussion relative to
the dealings of banks with Change
spectators, and bankers are agreed
that it is time that some better pro.
lection be demanded for advances on
cotton notes and grain certificates
than the mere business confidence on
which money has been aud is being
loaned by the ST. Louis banking
institutions.
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ChanCerY saIa Of ResI E:stata


No. 4025. R-Chancery Courtof Shelby county
WIN N sledge, admir-, vs.. Mary L Gar
den ct al.
QY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
IL sale, entered IN the above cause
on the 4th day Of Janua y, 1872, NJ b So,
p 4Ql, [ will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front Of tho clerk and
masters office, courthouse OF Shelby county,
Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, January q, 1888,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
tO-Wlt:
A certain tract. containing by estimation,
three hundred acres, more or lass, bounded
on the north BY the waters Of Big Creek, on
the south by Big Creek and Somerville road,
on the east b. the land Of Vim M Slodge, and
or the west by the land Of N II Perscn and
Dick Crenshaw. owned by defendant. Mary
L Garden.
Terms Of SAle-0n a credit OF six months,
note with approved personal security, Lien
retained. redemption bptred.
This January 5. 1888.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY George Mallofy, d. @. I'm.
Taylor 4 Carroll, collectors.
1n6 1f2 fIg 1914
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rfshasat Folk shd q Slshss fsiA,
who Wss- a. General Ia ne fehel
fmg.-tPhiladslphis Bulletin.
And this same Colonel 81. /. Polk
was also hand and heart with the Re
publican party of Tennessee, who
boldly repudisted forty cents on the
dollar OF the State indebtedness. The
scaling OF the debt to sixty cents on
the dollar was a pet movement of
Alvin Hawkins, leader Of the Repub
lican party in Tennessee. There is
no use trying to hide the truth from
your readera. The Republican party
has performed some monumental acts
Of Reputation 10 this country
lCourier>Journal.
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NOn-resident Notice.

No. film the Probate Court Of Shelby conn
. ty, .T~onn.-Anna NJ LeFevre, administratrix
Of Peter A LeFovrs vs.. Josiah L LtFeyre
OF al.
TT appearing from the orisinal bill, which IA
4 sworn to, in this cause that the defendants
pani,l ID .LeFevre, Josiah P LoFevre and
M'Rdalen Lefevre are residents Of the State
Of New York, and non-residents of the stare
Of Tennessee, II Is therefore ord rad Nat
they make their appearance here mai, the
courthouse Of Shelby county, in n en- mis-,
IenN.,on or before the FIRST Monday In Feb
ruaryy 1888, end plead, answeror demur to
complainant bill, or the same will be taken
Tor confessed as TO them and set for hearing
ex;pafte, and that q copy Of this erder bo
weeks. in the Public Ledger.
This sd DAY Of December 1882.
A copy--Attess:
II B. CULLEN. CLERK.
BY Louis HOFFMAN, d. O.
Smith a Collier, soils for complainant.
% l5 Ill III
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tennessee is a State the credit Of
which has been terribly damaged since
the wal, and, under successive Demo
cratic administrations, scaling OF the
aebt and other forms Of reputation
have wrough great wrong TO innocent
creditors. and now a new wrong Is
accomplished by the ~defaloation aud
light Of the State Treasurer, Colonel
M. 4; Polk, who stood high in the
confidence Of the Democratic party.
and had a rather commanding social
lositiOn, being q relative Of The late
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trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

by. virtue ofa deed of trust executed he
" Anna k~uschhaupt to Mrs, Sarah &. At
kinson or her representatives. on the lei dsy
81 January, 1874, recorded in book iO2, page
Nv Registers office of Shelby county, Tenn.
We, as the representatives. of Mrs. Sarah q.
Atkinson. will sell for cash at the southwest
oorner. OF Main and Madison streets. Man,
phis, Tenn, at u O'Clock on
Saturday, January I3, 1883.
TO the highest bidder, tho following describod
lot Of land: Being lot No. 6 Ia the Atkinson
subdivision, on which Is situated a small
tfame house containing three rooms, bonna-
ca as follows: Beginning at the south
east corner Of ~Bacigalupo's lot
on the west side Of Lee 9 running
tnence west 200 feet 10 an alley; thence south
~ Iset; thence east 2S0 feet, to Lee avenue;
All EQUITY of redemption is waived In said
trust deed. and the title is supposed TO be good
but we will sell and conyery as trustees only,
j. @. Mills,
ROBERT A. YOUNG,
gllS Exrs Mrs. s. K. Atkinson.
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The Poet of War.
The Athennum.

HAAN aAucutuMs
Skobelef has been called the noel
OF war; perhaps it would be more &C.
curate 70 define him as the military
Byron Of Russia. A more daring, 1
more subordinate and more Original
mind it has not been the fate Of
Europe to See for many a long day.
II We want 10 see his e1ualit is almost
necessary to go back to the times Of
Charles XII, for we shall not fad
him within the limits of our conyen
tional nineteenth century. He de.
lighted in battle, yet confessed fire.
quently that it was not the bubble Of
reputation, but a soldiers grave
which he soughtat the eaunon'smoutb
lie went forth to battle clad in bis
newest and brightest uniform, mount.
ed on his famous white charger
and waving his white cap in the
air. Skobelef was a wonderful mill
tary artist. He must have studied
the soldier closely to have ACQUIRED
so accurate a knowledge Of
his heart. On one occasion, at The
third battle Of Blovna, he met hi,
troops flying panic stricken back e
the camp. On seeing him they drew
up and saluted. "Ah, my foe fellows
he exclaimed, you have fought lik,
lionsl' The troops recovered theil
selfrespect. Seeing the effect hi
words had produced upon them. Sko
belief pretended only TO have discov.
cred that they were without theil
muskets. where are your musketsp
he shouted. No n dared answer
"Cowardsl | do not want to command
such dogs as you Come, pick up your
muskets and follow me at oncel" and
proceeding in the direction where the
Turkish FIRE was thickest, he put
them through their facings as though
they were raw recruits drilling in the
quiet backyard Of a provincial barrack
When they had gone through their
eyolutioAs he led them against their
enemies aud not one Of them thought
Of running away.
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salurday, February To-. Issa.

the property described in said deed as fol.
loss, viz; The southeast corner or division
Of lot Is IN block So Of Latham. Jones and
the west side Of Orleans street rs feet, more
Or les; and running back between parallel
lines l04 feet,
Equity Of redemption barred. Title be-
lieged to be good. but I sell as trustee only
Ill lS7 MINTER PARKER. Trnstee
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SATURDAY, FebruarY 3. lass.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a trust deed made to me under
- date Of juno 3. 1882. aud recorded in
book li2, page $50. Of he registers office Of
shelby county. Tennessee. to secure a cer'ail
debt due to the DeSnto Building and Loan
Association. 1 will sell for cash, at public
O'Clock noon, on
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NOn-IIesideht Notice.

No. 1924. In the Ohancery Court Of sboIhv
county, Tenn. Lucy G. Whit6eid. nv next
Lier-, etc , vsFE Whitfield ir.. 81 ~,
4 appearing from amended bill which Il
1 sworn 70 in this cause that the d~efendantS.
Frank Edward IWellb6urne, Cony Leslie Cav
and Sallie HatchiWhitfeld, are NON. rosidsnts
OF the state Of Tennessee; Il Is therefore
oIueted nat they, make their appear
county, Ia Memphis. Tennessee, on or
oei9re The hrst Monday In February, 1fs3,
ana plead, anaW or or domur 10 cOmplainant's
emended bhl, or the same will be taken
ior confessed as TO them and set Tor
hearing ex-parte, and that q copy Of this
order DO published once q week, for foaf
ruceeisiye weeks IN the PublieLodser.
Tbs 20 day Of December, 1851.
A ~copy-Attfai.
.R J BLACK. Clerk and Mnstsr.
By NJ Bradley, ID. O. a NJ
Young 4 Martin sol, for complainant
20 l03 l0s ia
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u Eya9geliste,p Alphonse Daudot'.
new novel, which is now creating sncb
a great sensation in Paris, ia 10 press
and will soon be Published by II r.
Peterson, 4 Brothers. Philadelpbia II
Will certainly create a profound sanss.
tion, as IL treats of a subject never
yet handled by a French novelist and
one in Which everybody is interested
IL is a romance Of the oonfiets og
Truman emotions with gay as well as a
grAYo slfe,and Is OF ntenseinterest. In
france II Is regarded as Daudet's best
BOOK, and has given rise to almost
endless discussion. Daudet, who Is
one OF the greatest novelists Of the
present day, founded Intermediary
on fact, and. Of its main elements
Is a strange mysticism.
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Attachment Notice.


Before Thomas Fleming, j. p. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-Roper 4 Flanagan, Il K
League Assignee, vs.. Nathan Cummings.
y this cause, an attachment having been
sued out under section 1856 Of the oode Of
tennessee and returned levied upon the
property Of tho defendant, Nathan Cum
mings, and atidayit having been made that
defendant IL indebted 10 the plaintiffs in the
sum OF two hundred and fifty dollars. due BY
account. and that the claim is Just. and that
the defendant Is q nonresident Of the State
OF Ionnesseei 1t Is therefore ordered that said
defendant make his personal appearance be-
iioore ne on the Sh day Of February, 1888. at
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee
ana defend said attachment suit within the
Lime prescribed by law, or The Same will
BE- proceeded with ex-parte; and that 4 oopy
q THIS order BE- published once . week foI
four weeks In the Public Ledger.
ibis the 4th day Of January, 1893.
lb ll III l& THOS. FLEMING. ]. p.
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Coughs Browns Bronchial Troches
will allay irritation which induces cough
ing, giving relief in bronchitis, influenza,
consumptive and throat troubles.
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DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.

Rough on Rats Clears out rats,
mice, reaches. bed bugs, flies, ants,
chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-12

Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, etc, bound at the PUBLIC
LEDoE9 biSdOry, ID Madison street
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IOlh day on March. ISsa-

az the Courthouse in Memphis or Ta1ipe
District Of ; helby county, In Shelby county,
tennessee, proceed TO sell, at public auction.
70 the highest bidder. for cash, the followinR
described real state or 10 much thereof al
may be necessary to pay the balance due 10
the bonehciaries in said trust deed on the
notes therein described, viz All that plan
tation and tract of land known as 1.-THE Chill.
Dire 5 and Brown plantation /" situate in the
county Of Coahoma and State Of Miss;ssippi.
composed Of the folio wing PARCEL, TO- Wit;
Inc northwest quarter Of section two, the
north hall Of section three, lots one and two
and one third interest in lot six Of section
Tour, all in township twenty-eisht, range
four west: the sOuthwe.t quarter OF section
twenty eil hit, the east hale Of the Southeast
quarter Of section twenty nine; lot one, two,
seven. eight, nine and ten in section thirtv.
TWO, all Of section thirty-three except lot
fourteen, the west half Of the west half apd
the southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter and the west half OF the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the foutheagt
quarter and the eat half Of the Southwest
quarter Of section thirty -four, all in township
tSenty-nine of range four west, and the east
nali OF section one Of townlhiP tw, MY eight
2 range four west, containing about twenty
three hundred and fifty one acres, more or
les. -
Tho title to said property is supposed 10 be
good. but / shall sell and convey "a trustee
only. Sale will take pl &c between II O'Clock
a N; and IL m. b. NJ. ESTES, Tru tee.
W
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Trust sale.

pursuance Of the powers and provisions
On 18th day Of May, 1876, By j II Brown and
d. Cbitdress, duly recorded in the proper
ONCE OF Co1h0ma county. Mississippi, sin
book2 page 2S0 OF record Of deeds, y 10 which
reference Is made; and at the request Of The
benehciaries therein / will on
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CapltaI Prize. S75.O00.

1867 PrlIes. amounting 10, .saN. s0O
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the ONCE ofthe Company in New
Orleans.
For further information, write clearly. civ.
ing full address, Send orders b. express,
Registered Letter. or Money erder, addressed
n. A. DAUPHIN,
or n. A. DAUPMIN,
BO7 Seventh ST., Washington, ID. q,
or 8 west Court street. Memnhia. Tam.
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Incorporated Ia 1858 for Is pears BY the Log
poses-Witn a capital offl,0 COX, 0o0-tO which a
reserve fund Of $780, 900 hiss since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran-
ohiso was made q part OF the present State
Constitution adopted December I'd, AID. 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted on and lndors-
cd BY the people Of any State.
II never scalee or pOBtpones.
IFS Grand single Number Drawings
will take place monthly.
n WIN A FORTUNEf
SECOND GRAND DRAWING. GLASS B,
~ New Orleans, Tuesday. February 10, 1885,
1891 Monthly Drawing.
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PUBLIC LEDGER bindery and lob
piisc' 10 Madison street,
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Trustee,a Sale.

-
RY virtue Of the terms Of a deed in trust
made TO me By w J Ruleman and Aman
do N Rulemau, his wife, which Is duly re-
corded in the Registers ofine of Shelby coun-
", Tennessee, In hook No. ITO, pages 6l7 and
64S, 10 secure certain indebtedness therein
mentioned, the same being act due and un-
paid, n j being requested BY the holder
thereof 70 sell, i will sell TO the highest and
best tidder, for cash, In front of the Court
house door. la Memphis, Tennessee, on
saturday, January "a, 1883,
at 70 o'clock M. tho following described real
estate, te-wlt; Lying and being in Shelby
county. Tennessee, and bounded as folloWs:
irst Tract Beginning at a stake near an
elm, and running west 90 chains and66 links:
thence south 80 chains and 90 links; thence
east AZ chains and "a links; thence south 3
chains and n links; thence castle chains and
u LINKS; thence north 5 chains; thence north
TS359 qeRrees west . chainl; thence north
degrees west | chain and 50 links, thence
north 10 degrees west 3 ehains and 80 links 10
the teginning, containing two hundred acres
Also thlrty-one ceres two rOods and twenty.
ono poles. beginning at a largo poplar and
running w0st along the center Of the n.iaiqh
and CoyinRton roaa 10 The east line OF " M
Persons tract, 8 cha ms and 80 links, thonoo
south along the line 20 chains and 81 links
thence east along tho line OF the s A Young
corner Of said Young's tract, thence nIonT
the m~eandorihRs Of the branch that runs wei
Of W y Campbolls house 10 tho BEGINNING.
The tt,e Is believe 10 be perfect BUT / win
sell and convey only as trustee.
j. b. SCOTT, Trustee.
Memphis. Tenn. January I. 1883, ia
NOn-neesfdent Notice. #
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

No, H62, R-chanctry Court Of Shelby county
flames Burton VS.. Ed shaw.
DI virtue ofan intorlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 80 day
Of February, 1882. NJ b 81, p So, 1 will sell, al
public auction. 10 the highest bidder, In front
Of the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse
Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, February 3, 1888,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-Wit.
Lot 10, Of Almodia Talbot's subdivision Of
block 81, on the plan Of South Memphis,
fronting on wstt side Of Ruth ltrees f:ty 5Oi
feet and running back west between parallel
mes one hundred aud forty two and one half
il42hl feet
Terms Of Ssie-On a cred u six months.
purchaser to execute note with %secnrity, lien
retain ID, redemption barred.
This January llth, 1888.
RI ELACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, ID. @. and NJ.
Wilson 4 Beard Humes x Poston, Wat
Strong, scruggs 4 Riy, Solicitors.
III i2 liS 12l 1872
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-06

w ANTED, a practical gardener and A.
W to take charge of q vegetable fa5- ~
small nursery. Inquire G.. Seller, c'o1 Saa
ala Park ooueot.
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Chr aelornino 9rw5.

WHITAKER oIkEEI, ~ ~ III =
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER 6, 1888.
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Away with the Motive.

~. ih"t fv"ttt ross kfttp''+
1t must he added, however, that it Is of
no purpose to heap up such schemes
mountain high, as long as the root of the
trouble is left in the ground. \ thorough
system of civil service reform in both the
nation and the state is all that will ever
secure "a genuine and uniettered express
sion of the peoples choice. Why do ward
strikers and political heelers attempt to
control local and state politics: Simply
because they hope for Il share OF the spoils.
Take away the patronage and you destroy
the motive. The men who now help in
thwarting the peoples Will arc not men
who work for nothing,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-06

The Norfolk Cotton Exchange ha, au-
thorized the Appointment Of a committee
of three '.to take into consideration the
discrimination i'm rail rates on cotton said
% DEE in force at certain points in the
south and Southeast against Norfolk and
in favor of Savannah and Charleston"
'-~aId 10 be- Is good. 1t will Doc found OF
investigation. probably. that the dis
elimination is an i'm favor Of Norfolk.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-06

bVrUf0 EFpFeSN IIIu.I.
Gratitude in politics is truthfully de-
scribed as a ''liyely sense of faVors tC
come" The Republican party can have
no just clam on the gratitude OF the ne
groes. though we believe it has shown
them all the political fayOrs they have had
in the past, and means to deal fairly with
them in the future. But if the negro del
egates can act independently and intelll-
gently by themselves. and can teach then
whole race in this country 50 to act, they
will do the best thing possible for them
solves and for the country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-06

Ex-senator Thurman has quaint and
homeIv way Of putting things, but it is "a
way that is understood. The peroration
Of his speech at New Albany, Ohio, on
the scott law in that state a few days
ago. has attracted good deal Of atten-
tion. After showing that II the Bepubli-
cans carried the prohibition amendment,
the revenue from the scott law, about
which they boosted, would cease, he said ::
--Well this is all l am going to say
about that Scott law until they settle it
themselves. What they will do with il,
which horn Of the dilemma they are going
10 take. [ am not worrying myself at my
time of life I will De- content to get
along as quietly as can. 1 do not think
they will get their machine running much
before 1 shall be carried out to the bone
ward. but during the few years | have to
live I will ret along rs well as [ can. II
I am thirsty and cannot go to a saloon.
viii 20 and beg some friend Of mine to
rive me a drink; and if 1 come up here in
plain township l think l will find some
Democratic friend who will have little
old Bourbon, and that he will take pity on
a thirsty sou"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-06
BRIGHT BITS.

A YOUNG LADY calls her beau Honey :
suckle," because he is always hanging
over the front railing.
..CAN vour wife driver one Somervill!e.
man asked another. " Drive Wnal'
Drive a horse. of course Drive
horse, Why, man, she cannot drlNe :"
nail"
..AUGUsTU5," she said, ''why is there
so much confusion in that store
know not. dearest" be simpered, ''unless
it is caused by that hustle in the VIM
dow
WILL YOU please state that Miss Ander-
son is not the ONLY dignified American. /,
too. have in my day refused TO see the
Prince Of Wales, although at the TIME l
held three jacks.-Scbeack.
JANE GREY SWISsHELM says; - GU
cannot lessen the size OF woman,s waist
without stunning her brains ms Is
why a girl rolls her eyes and looks so
idiOtic while being squeezed.
BosrON Transcript: '"What does lux
mean?" asked Brown. LAX means
light" replied Smith. 'Ihats what /
thought" said Brown, ''but l WASH GER
tain. l know my luck's always hght'
however,
\ SYRACUSE young Lady recent! He-
clined an invitation to an ice cream De-
cause she had cot to help her mother
wash. Barnum has made her handsome
offer for the next tenting season.-BlS-
mdrcE ITibuHe.
IT was lady from the Emerald Isle
who said: 'sShure. an me son Pat has
been lvin' flat on his back wild the fever
these four weeks, as silent as a moke,
yellin': Water. water" all the time. =
Boston Times.
A COLORED girl was heard the other
day to remark cOntidentially to friend:
Nes'm, ! done write to my gemlmuh
fren dat de next time | set de day fur de
ceremony it'll have to come Oft; and he
knows Is in earnest, for ! put 1t III paren-
thesis. "-OU city DeYTick
THE county fair is in progress, and the
rural young man, who has heard how
pickpockets infest such gatherings, will
prudcntly travel around all day with his
girl held by one hand and the % cents he
has laid out for spending money @rasped
tightly in the Other.-LOtreU citizen.
PICK il up carefully,
Hide il with zest;
Weep DER 1t prayerfully,
Give il rest.
Tell not Its history.
Past is its day.
ShrOud il in mystery,
1t gives you away.
Bury It cheerfully,
Quickly at that;
Mourn it not tcarfully-
Your summer straw hat.
ALA CAAIPAGNE-Cadm (soliquiz-
ing: Rather picturesque sort of people
quiet life-simplicity-ou of dOOrs-na-
ture. Old people IN question: Takin'
photOgram of thin did apple trees is it
he's dom: Is the young mon in his right
mond, dye think, Mr.. Mulligan: All,
it's wanderful. Messus Maginnis: there's
wan has set three days in the lane below
a drawin' of Pat Riley's pigs. 1t bates
all what some is willin' to do to make a
liyin' .-LJc.