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Daily Republican., 1883-10-27
PHILADELPHIA. A. WILMINGTON A
BALTIMORE RAlLROAl.
OCTOBER 22D. 1889.

PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON Al
BALTIMORE RAlLROAl,
OCTOBER 22D. 1889.
Trains leave Wilmington IS follow
For Philadclphia and inter,nediass
tions, $40, 100, lao =. m.; 2.&, t.o0, Nv
p. IN.
Philadelphia (express) 2, 2z', $50, :,N'i
., 939, s.b8, l0l5, II. SO .. NJ: l..ls, i.h' Y
New York, AGO, 22s, $50, $40, 9.bs, u"
d. sl2Ss, LA, 2so, b.l7, Gas, 7.2e p. N.
baltimore and intermediate stauon5
9.l7 q. IN. 900 y. N.
baltimore and bay Lime, o.tI ?. N,
Baltimore and Washington, LA, th
9.l7 q. III. 100, 100, 800, e.5T, ll:N ?
Baltimore only, LOS u. m. 1871 and 2. 4
Trains for Delaware Division leave si'
New CASTLE, 500, 9.o5 q. N. i.lo, a'"'
and e.25 p. m.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations
q. m, and l.ljp. IN.
Wyoming and way stations 3.25 p ILL.,
Express for Harrington, 400 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stsp
$40 q. IN l2.0O m, $50, 7.80, $50 p. m' a
Philadelphia and New York, 100, ~
n. b.l7, CPS, 7.@ p. m.
baltimore and Washington, l.A2, aeL
0.l7 a. IN. 1l.W p. m. Baltimore, w
For further information, PASSENGER
ferrsd to the time tables posted st sn'
tons.
Trains marked ~ are limited expfsA
which oxtra faro Is charged. r,op
CHARLES Z. PU9H, J. Il. WuVU
General Manager. RsnsrAl Pessenael
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27

l have been using Swift's Specific In my
practice for quite long time, and regard
Il the best com animation as blood purifier
and tonic. 1t is entirely vegetable, being
composed of the extracts of roots which grow
in this section of Georgia ! am familiar
with Its history from the time the f)rmula
was obtained nom the Indians. 1t isa Ger.
tain and safe remedy for all kinds of blood
poison and skin humOr, and there never has
been failure to cure. | have cured blood
ta!nt in
THE THIRD GENERATION
with 1t. after had most signally failed by
the most approved methods of treatment
with mercury and isdide Of potassium.
FRED A. TOOMER, NJ. d.,
Perry Houston Co., GA.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, da.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27

We also have on hand a
large assortment of Linole-
ums, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Mats, Windsor Shades, etc,
which we are selling at prices
which defy competition. Car
pets sewed and laid under
our personal supervision, and
satisfaction is guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27

TIE NEW CASTLE STAR advocates
the building Of market house in that
city, the cost not to exceed three or
four thousand dollars, and as the City
COunci. has no power to borrow the
money needed for that purpose, it sug-
gests that it be done by private enter
priSa New Castle certainly should
have market house. 1t has a popua-
ton Of four thousand masonic temple
that would be- credit to a city four
times its sizp, and there Is a general
neatneSS and thrift that bespeak re-
tinement and wealth amongst her ci,i
zrnS. Such II city should not lack a
market house That would compare fa-
vOrably with the general surroundings.
There are men Of wealth in New Castle
| that could not make a better invest
meut Of their money than to put it into
a market house. Brsidcs the five or six
per cent interest received they would
have the pleasure Of knowing that their
enterprise ,"u..ibutes largely to the
general prosperity, comfort and COnve-
nience OF their city. We hope the move.
ment Of the Star for market house
will not be permitted to rest until l. re-
suits in reality Il the shape Of a first
lclass public market.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27
SCROFULA

and all scrofulous diseases, Sores, Erysipe-
las, Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm, Tti-
mOrs, Carbuncles, BOils, and EruptlOns
Of the Skin, are the direct result of an
impure state Of the blood.
To cure these diseases the blood must be
purified, and restored to healthy and ma
tural condition. AYERS SARsAPARILLA has
for over forty years been recognized by emf
uent medical authorities as the most pow
.rful blood purifier III existence. 1t frees
.he system from all foul humors, enrlcle..
and strengthens the blood, removes all traces
Of mercurial treatment. and proves itself a
complete master Of Al. scrofulous diseases.
A Recent Cure of Scrofulous Sores.
"Somc months ago was troubled with
ycrofulous sores ulcers Oh my IeHs. Iha
limbs were badly swollen and ihftamed ana
the sores discharged large quantities OF
offensive matter Every remedy tried
! failed, until ! used AYERS SAksAfARILlA,
uf which ] have now taken three bottles
with the result that the sores are healed,
and my general health greatly improved.
| feel very grateful for the good your
medicine has done me.
Yours respectfully, MRS. ANN O'BRIAN."
1ls sullivan ST., New York, June a, 1872.
r6- All persons interested are invited
to call on Mrs. O'Erian; also upon the
Rev. Il. =. Wilds of 1S East Bath Street
New York City, who will take pleasure
in testifying to the wonderful efficacy "i
Ayers Sarsnpariila, not only in the cur,
of this lady, but in his own case and
many others within his knowledge.
The welI-known mriter on tie Boston Hern'd
Is. w. BALL, Of Rochester, NIL, writes, JUNE
/, 1852:
Having suffered severely for some year!
with Eczema, and having failed to find relief
from other remedies, | have iuade use, durIn!
The past three months. Of AYERS SARSArA
RILi.A, which has effected complete cure
| consider it a magnificent remedy for al
blood diseases"
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27

TOME TO 1913 EAST SIXTH STREET
" and zee the goods we will open on Sat
urday morning. 1t will pay you to be on
hand we will fill your basket for $l;b bags
Of -four for ST.: white loaf drips at 12c; new
buckwheat and new figs at l2c; now currants.
3hs for 25c. We give cup and saucer with
every pound OF tea Mlncemeat, 3hs for %
cents; pruncs, An for 20 cents; Boston pickles,
at Is cents quart; 8h ginger snaps, 26 cents;
3n crackers, 25 cents; lunch biscuit. 10 cents
b: sugar cured shoulders, at 10 cents, as good
as ham /; dried beef, 10 cents b; lard, IN for
70 cents; Paradise coffee; fine dulce, 10 cents.
Ladies, come TO l03 East Sixth street :On Sat.
urday. and sec II you can't buy the worth OF
~ for 81. L. M. WlER.
Oc266tt
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27
DIR. SIMMS

Vegetable PiIls,
The Perfection Of PMS, ,,I
MaMk ind'A FavOr11e
The most famous liver medicine Oh
No gripping, sickness or weakness auenJI
operation. They do not leave the noN'I.|
tive. They tone and strengthen tls
and act on the kidneys, stomach anu
curing liver complaint, sick headacn,, y,
ralgia biliousness, pain in the sidss ~, W d
pain in the bowels, kidneys or blauuIi,, ,.T
Very valuable In dyspepsia, malaria"
dumb ayue, chills and fever, genera
ness, loss ofappetite. etc. They are ip,s l"sl
for weakly females as an assist 'nt " GAv an
system healthy. They are endorses
commended by thousands as tho l''sll, Tlr
gative and splendid liver medicine, ,,ilT n
Sin one 81. Seat by mail. Soldby ~
dealers in medicines. Main uePp" an
and King streets, Wilmington, DEL, q
Arch street, Philadelphis.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27

Body Brussels, sI.35, re-
duced from $3.50.
Roxbury& Stinson Tapestry,
81, reduced from SI.Io.
Tapestry, 9oc., reduced from
81.
Ex. Super,..9oc. reduced from
81.
Superfne, Soc, reduced from
oOC.
All-wool Ingrains, CSC, re-
duced from 75c.
Cotton Chain, Wool Filing,
55c., reduced from Csc.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27
The Hole In the Wall.

Nobody can tell how much we ap-
preciate bailiti Ogle's concern for us.
He is so anxious that we shall have our
daily potations from Mr.. McHugh's sa-
Icon, that is to be next door to us, that
he has actually offered to superintend
the cutting of a hole through the end
OF our sauctum into Mr. McHugh's sa-
loon. to save US the trouble Gi poin9
out at our ilont door aud passing in at
Mr.. McHugh's front door, where we
would he exposed to the gaze of every
pass r-by. Now this is real kind in
our rotund good natured friend who
shakes when he laughs like bowl full
Of Jelly. With two such Jolly, good fell
VS. rs the bailiti' and our friend Nc
Hugh, we anticipate good time. We
have Away en- DYED the company of
oar friend, the baiitf, and regretted that
W. were not oftener electrified by his
magnetic presence but now we are i'll
ecsIacics.
We are to have his presence often
and our feelings, som ttimeS ruttied by
incidents pertaining to editorial life arr
to be soothed by our friends oily flo"
of speech that acts as oil upon the
troubled waters. Eureka, we have
found it, cur friend Mcllugh's saloor
will bring cur genial friend often to ou
sanctum. TIE hole in the wall will be
the attraction that will bring him t'
our side. There is always some hidden
string in a mans nature that, if touch
ed, will sublue the most hardened, bu
it is sometimes hard to find that hiddeI
string. In our friend bailitf Ogle's cas-
it revealed itself We might have fe'
around IN vain in the dark for it a lif
time without finding it. Who woul'
; have thought thar hole iu the wal
would have been the instrument t
prod ure such an ecstatic harmony O
feeling, Strange, very strange. Goo
for the hole in the wall.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27

ID EST PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS
| ID of second hand furniture, stoves and
other goods, at No. los Shipley street: All
goods aluo sold at low rate. A. J. CONNER.
Olb.tf
Daily Republican., 1883-10-27

,NOTIOE-LEAK TELEGRAPHY,
IN day or evening, p. Il J. Telegraph
main Office 926 Chestnut street, Phila., Pa
Branch office, 506 Market street, Whining
ton, Del. Ocl6lm
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-03-31

and to take such action thereon as to
them may seem fit.
We recommend that such elections he
held by all the qualified electors Of each
county without distinction Of party.
We further recommend that all other
issues be ignored by this convention
and hat no question be considered ex
cept the one above stated.
And to this end we recommend that
all the special issues acted upon by the
Canton convention as To temperance,
and other mates, be reserved for future
and separate action, by the friends OF
such measures, and that the action OF
this convention be strictly confined to
the single Issue, should Dakota take i'm
mediate steps to become II state?
Believing with our friends all over
the territory that the people Of this ter
ritory can not toe soon take the direc'
ton Of their affairs into their own
hands, and that if we fail to do SO dur
ing the coming summer, the best inter
ests of the territory are exposed to seri
Gus and imminent danger, we urge upon
all good citizens in every county south
of the forty.sixth parallel to take i'm
mediate steps to secure a general rep
resentation of all classes and partie,
from their respective counties III this
convention.
We also request the chairman ant
secretaries Of county meetings, as soor
as they have chosen delegates, to send {
list Of their names to this committee.
We also request the press or the terri
tory to publish this call and to aid with
their influence and power this move.
ment.
WILMoT WHITFIELD, Faux Co.
JOSEPH WARD, Yankton Co.
s. GEORGE ANDREWS. Turner Co.
w. e.. Bower, Minnehaha Co.
j.. V. HINES, Union Co.
Executive Committee.
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The New Baby.

What an excitement follows the news
Of a new arrival in a neighborhood il
the form of a baby-especially among
ladies of uncertain age. They soon dis
cover that they are nearly dying to SET
the little cherub and forthwith 90 TO the
druggists for "a dozen boxes oG 5wayne's
Pills. which purify the blood, remove
all distractions, and bring the rich color
of health to the pale cheek. Unlike
others, they neither grippe or produce
nausea. An invaluable medicine for
nearly all the various diseases flesh is
heir to. Your druggist keeps them for
ssle.
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Clerk of Court-X. 8 Burke. !.
Commissioners-A. p. Smith. Geo. II. CLARK ana
Geo. c. Boland.
Sheriff.. 7. Code.
Register OF Dseas-E. II Flynn.
Treasurer. n, Rickert,
Assessor~-w. J. Thornby.
Judge OF Prdbate--J. p. Thompson.
suryeyor-Frank Brewer.
Coroner-C. W. Hitchcock
INN. of Pub. Instruction.. r. Bliss.
Justices of the Peace. NJ. Lewis, Custer W.
q. Gooch, Kidville: Denis Mcclure, Junction
City A. H. Arnold, Battle River,
Constabies-Wm Quinn, Custer; T.. A. Parsons.
Buffalo Gap c. M. Joiey. Battle River.
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NOTICE r17 PuGL'cAT m
LASp OFFICE At DrApwoop, u. r.
IL -. hn-l- Hnar

LASp OFFICE At DEhpwooD, ID. T.
Fab nary l9,h 1881.
Notice is her, by CiVeu tiAt the folio wins au-
a. >,tticl hats iici notice 9th : tut' utiUl e. make
final proof in >IP,nitot his cha IN, and that said
proof Will b, male before ihc + %.si,trr nni Re-.
ceiytr ~ Dendw"nl. y. T. an Wednesday AIril 1.
1883. viz: William L. GcGGund l.. :. No 1858 for
Sc ar Sc or See II, sw ar : " or see l.. nW qr uw or
SIC i3. NJ qr ne lr soc u ~ - range Z, Il il n.
He lGm,s the .ulln%iU" Wins Is IA - Oy VI"
continuous RS dcncc ulIn. and c|Ifi'Ht' - ~
said lan1. V z: JOi.u - Us. lrs"p nt'y, t a
CallahaIl MliA :. stewart "li of ,itutc
Zjt5 J. j., LlSb Evtrir
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Notice 10 rhomu>C pntcr.m = 1r: h.e> !"
INu"t ;icl iiint | lave c>prui iS plnl n'i.c.
ana pr0Vcl.,nt- Oh TIE tutGt Wl"" 'n.tI
county. territory OF Dakota ia otltt Ia ipl} g.. -
premises under thc provisions o. sect ~ 2f'i ite-
viscsl statutes 81 the lu!t,d states beng tie
aHGougt nGulcl "a lold he aHr iur tn" year
1852 audit thin 90 days after th'S notice ~
qualifications yoa fail o. rlnp. - culu,i ute your
proportion Of such exrcu i';urv. - go owner.
your interest IN said cla ~ Vi'' brooIrr tie = OPP
crty OF the subscriber uni cr aa.d section 9}2i.
ilfNKY 3 NI9ItN
Dated Custer City Dakota, J nle.y - 1873.
1918
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwooD, D. r. !

LANUO FFIIF At y. I
February 10Th. 1889.
Notice is hercv given that tne iollowing-na
cd settler has flied notice of his intention .
make final proof in support of his claim. n
that said proof viii he made before ia" RtEt,i
aud Receiver at DcadWopl. ID. +. on TucSda
March 10Th. 1889. viz: Frank +. AllahUugh. y
1856 Cor the " hfsW or So Or sw qr section
tp : range a Il II NJ. lie names tire fo'lt"
iug witnc>Ses to prove his continuous i".'I.I
upon aud cultivation Of. sold land : - l@N
J. D%unwuouy. |Ju.cpAinv & iun~3oiE ~, tIcl Dul
John Dennis. ali oiCu!tcrCi,r y. I.
ITO J. l.. LCSE Neg .Stcr,
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vAElf1r pcorld are always on the lookou;
IFsy3H"S for rfen"p% 10 "ncl,@s' their earn
GE S.S incs and IN tim" become wealthy.
~ sS.f thhsc who do not in prove their ~
portunit'cs remtiu in poverty. We ofe'
n great Glance 10 maze money We " NJ
many rtcn. women. boys aud ana gi's 10 work
for ms right in their own Identities, Any one can
do the work properly from The first start. The
business will pay more than ten times ordinar!
wages. Expensive outfits furnished Tree. NJ
one who engages falls IN make money rapidly
You can devote your whole time 10 the work. o.
only your spare moments. Full ~irIrmation and
all that ia needed sent free. A'arcss srfssoS i
Co. Portland. Nsins
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George III. Clark
Plaintiff,
VS.. SIMMONS.
Wallace Carter
Defendant.
III

The Territory Of Dakota sens greeting 20 Wal
lace Carter. tht above named ieiciu!uuL.
You are hereby summoned % appear before
me. at my Office, in the town ~ Custer City, In
said county. on the LIST day OF May. a. y. 1855, AT
10 O'Clock a. m, u answer To the complaint Of
the above named plaintiff. George III. lalk who
claims 10 recover O! you tie sum q. Oat HUtly.d
Dollars (-itD G) balance iu" on accoUnt ol
real proI c:,y, sol 10 You 10y Melvin D,ES,y anal
George Page duciug the year 1881. WHICH said
debt and account the said DEMPSEY ann Page
have a~S,i-nCl 10 this pla ntif Aud you ne
hereby notified tint Il yOn fail 20 appear and
answer said con paint ~ above required, sad
plaintiff VIII take ia I. mont again; YOU lOg Tie
sum OF one Hundred Dollars (elu0 ~. aiid costs
AMI attorney : tee.
Given under my hard this Eth Gay ~ March,
A. -. 1888, y, :. BlREE
Justice of the Peace witEln and for Custer
County. u. L
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NOTICE o PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DEADWooD. u. T.
EnhrBnpN 1prb 1879 (
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwooD

February l9rh, 1888. /
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ell settler has filed notice % his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made b tore the Reg
lister and Receiver al DraG wood, D.. f.. u We'd
Iicsday, April 18th. 1SS3. viz; Joseph Petty nS IA
1850 for the sc ar sw qr see lS, sw qr ~ lr sec l3.
" Inf ne or see -, ~ - range , e Il III VI. Tic
names the following witnesses ~ prove his con
tinupus residence upon and cultivation OF, 81 4
land viz William I. Gcrmond A : stewart
Frank Callahan and John Wells, all Of Minneka-
Ia. ID. T.
2jt5 J. p LUSE. Register
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Melvin Dempsey
Plaintiff,
vs.
Wallace Carter
nnflnnNnf
summons.

The Territory of Dakota scGfs greeting = Wal
lace Carter. 'Ar "hOv" named IL f.uiaGf.
You are hereby Suntuipi.i 80 apptCt before
ne, iu the town of Cus'cr tlty. lusait nGuly. o.
the l., aay Of May, y. l.. 1855. q 'oo'J!pc; n "a >,
L ansN or 10 the comrl. iatp .ilr above ualHcd
plaintiff. Melvin D%cIn;,.cy. NAo ciainItlo !rtny,:
ei you the sum OF one III del Dollars ,l0D "o).
balance due on account at rcai fuuptItN, Sl't -
you by this plaintiff Guriu[ The Year i-'.. And
YOU are hereby notified that II voa tNil tp appear
and answer said complaint ~ above r. qpncd.
aid plaintiff i take Judgment agaju~' !on for
the sun OF one Hundred Doliurs tSiPo 90, besides
costs and attorneys fee.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF March.
A.. II. 1883. y. : BtRkE,
Justice OF the Peace within Und ipr Custer
County, i. I.
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@NFn lif IN swccpinr lV. q, ava t,rr,
- b'iJre Nutd e. s1la- III NJ mtyt At.
!sA and sublime leave behind d, o..
sskSE$ } q2er timc.' 500 a week IA y~ur
own Town, sooutht free. No risk. Fverythin.
new 'aphtal no. required. We will furnish YOU
Yer thing Wow are making Gr,rnc.
Lhal.s axe as much as men. and boys and et,ls
Hlah' rt.t PAY. h.hdcr II YOU want - busintss
az w., ~ MIKE PIra, pay ~ he t!p!e
You wo.k, write FOR psrtlsulsrs TO u Eails:- a
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Wood, butter and eggs received a,
this Office on subscription.
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Invalids who are recovering vital stamina, de
clare in grateiil terms their appreciation of the
merits rs a tonic. of Hooteiter'S stomach Bitters
Not only does il impa't strength to the weak. but
IL also corrcctS an irregular acid state of the Stotn-
ach, makes tpe bowels act at proper miervnls,
giycssase To those who suffer from rheumatic
aud kinney troubles, aud conqucrs as well as pre-
vents fever AMI aguo,
For sale ) all Dru s2ists and Dealers generally.
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rERxs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.
r~ERRTTORYAL OFFICERS.

0~cvernor-N. @. Ordway.
Decretary-0eorge n. Hand.
Chief Justice-A. ] Edgerton.
Anociate Justices-Gideon Z. Moody. A. H.
Barnes and J. p. Kidcer.
rs. Marshal-John B. Raymond.
q. q. Surveyor Ge~neral--Cortes Fessenoeo.
Dsssgave 70 Congress-R. +. Pettigrew.
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County Offcesy.

Rerister-Chas. NJ. Webb, Deadwood:
Receivsr-E. r. Champlin, Deadwood.
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Territory Of Dakota. County of Clusters. III
Justices court, before Y. :. Burke, JA,.-e u:
the Peace.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-07-27
TOpnOOdy.


Mr.. Topnoody won a dollar on the
races and was so elated that when he
went home, he rushed i'll on his wife
and sung out gleefuhy;
my dear wife, have delightful
treat for you this afternoon. The
weather is charming, all nature smiles,
the flowers wreathe the balmy brows
of June, and we can bring back again
the old days when lovingly we strolled
together,
whats the matter, Topnoody," re-
piled Mrs. t., "have you been drinking
again ?"
"Of course not, dear; but 1 want you
to 60 over to Latonia with me TO the
races. We can go as easy as falling off
log, and have such nice time
How shall we go, in carriage?'
"Oh, no, the cars run right to the
entrance and it don't cost q tenth as
much"
"Of course not. and it will leave you
just that much more TO waste in buying
pools and furnishing text to preach
economy on to me. [ won't go a foot,
Topnoody."
But it will be so nice"
Il won't go, l tell you; don't like
races anyhow"
why not, my dear?'
Because, Topnoody, 1 don't. have
enough of it every day. l race down
to market to buy you provisions; / race
out to the milkman and the huckster
wagon; 1 race up stairs and down stairs !;
/ race into the kitchen forty times a
day; l race out to drive the hens away
from that miserable little truck patch
you try to cultivate; [ race off after the
boys climbing over the back fence: L
race after this thing and l race after
that, and L hate races worse than you
hate work, and l won't go foot. SO
there"
Topnoody came home in the evening
dead broke. Merchant Traveller.
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ing painfully under her mocking scru-

ing painfully under her mocking scru.
tiny. ~ ~
mo prevarication, if you please"
"Well then, L may as we'll make q
clean breast of it, and admit that / was
disappointed, and, furthermore. that
had at that time a very poor opinion OF
girls in general. / considered them as
silly and selfish, and"
Entirely unworthy of your notice"
Perhaps that is not putting it toe
strongly" he admitted, wincing little.
But, Bessie, my love for you has
taught me higher form of faith, and q
nobler creed. Having made my con
fession, am not entitled to your for.
giveness, and an answer TO my ques-
lion?"
ITO my forgiveness, yes" extending
her hand with charming frankness. Il
did not agree to answer your question ?"
"You will at least tell me, Bessie, il
can ever hope to win your love?"
mo, Edgar" with sudden sweet
seriousness. "You cannot hope to win
my love, for it is yours already. 1 have
long time known that my heart was
yours. 1 think have loved you ever
since you came to my assistance that
evening, when was so tired and dis.
couraged. But l was piqued at your
indifference to my girlish charms, she
added, naively, "and L resolved to pay
you off in your own coin. L have dis
charged the debt. am free"
"Only to be bound again by a frmei
contract" he exclaimed, as he lent over
and placed upon her lips the seal OF
their betrothal.
Together in the early twilight they
followed home the cows again, and while
Brindle and Brownie and Blossom and
Pink and Juno walked quietly and
contentedly along the lane, these young
people talked together of their future
and laid wise and sagacious plans fol
the days to come.
Then, when the milk had been
strained and set away in the wide, COO
pantry, and the lamps had been lighted
in the sitting-room, they appeared
hand-in- hand before Mr.. and Mrs. Ma.
pleton, and Edgar Pierpont asked oil
them their daughter In marriage.
eyes, yes, you may have her, ex.
claimed Mr.. Mapleton, rising up in q
sort of nervous futter, 'but you can't
take her away. You must come here
to live I'm getting old, anyway, and
/ need some one to help me to see tc
things about the farm. Are You will.
ing to do this 2" ou
More than willing, Mr.. Mapleton
"That settles it then, and may you be
happy together, as happy as Mother
Mapleton and / have always been, il
the best wish 1 can give you. "--Chica
90 Ledger.