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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-29
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.


Fresh oysters at Clements,
8 No theater open next week.
Fresh oysters, at Signaigo's.
Choice lake perch at Clements.
Rcelioot perch at Signaigos.
Celery and qusils at Signaigo's.
Fresh red snapper at Clements.
New moon Monday morning next.
Venison roast and steak, Signaigo' s
"A WOman's Reason, at Williams
More autumn openings next week.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2Sl
Main street.
Next week will bring US Peck's
Bad Boy and his Pa,
Lock out for some fun Pocks Bad
Boy and his Pa next week.
BE on your guard Peck's Bad Boy
and his Pa will arrive next week.
For Sunday reading matter 20 to
282 Main street, in the basement.
The dust in the city is certainly bad
enough, but in the suburbs it is simply
irightful.
We are informed that U. S Grant,
the cOnnoisseur smokes the Chick asaw
Guard cigar.
Smoke Ingomar, 3 for 25c, a genuine
Key West cigar. Bergman 4 Wag>
ener, sole agents, 285 Main.
A sure thing for cbills,
Try il and be convinced,
Battier's chill tonic, Sc Main street.
Surveys for levee building on the
west bank Of the Mississippi, from Ar.
kansaw City south, have been com
menoed.
School books at Corwin's news de.
pot, retailed at wholesale prices,
aud as cheap as at any bookstore In
the city.
WagOnors bring cotton in freely by
every road entering the city, but the
heaviest receipts reach us IRON the
southwark.
Mr. Geo. N. Paine, Of Carson &
Paine, grooers, 1865 Main street, is dis
pensing the freshest Of goods from the
newest Of stores.
A number Of marriages among well
known people are to come of during
next month, and in November there
will be more Of the same sort.
Over a hundred million two cent
letter stamps have been sold by the
government during the past four weeks.
After to day letter postage is to be two
cents each.
A low temperature hot water ap
paratus is wanted at the new custom.
house here, and contractors have until
four weeks from Monday next 10 con
slider what they will do 1t for.
The total visible supply Of cotton on
last evening, as reported by telegraph
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-29

Golden hair fluid at Mrs. McAnlly'I
Kalssmining, wall tinting and whit.
eniug BY A. Mcneil. PSI Third ct.
House painting, decorating and pa
pering by e. A. Rodwell, 3 Jefferson,
Go 10 Corwin's news depot for your
Sunday reading; he has everything
late.
Drs. Nv. and R. Nj. Buddske hav.
removed Office and residence to No.8l
Madison street.
Mr.. H. N. Towner, Of Towner 4
Co., left last night for Louisville, Ky.
for brief business trip.
W. A. Wheatley directs attention
TO Fort Pickering lots for sale on Sec
ond and Georgia streets; also to new
rental list.
Hirsch, iSchwab & Co., 66 BeAl
have opened q frst>class boot and sho,
store, and are selling goods at rOcl
bottom prices.
DR.. S. Watson, who went to Cali
fcrnis some time ago, returned SOM
days ago locking hearty and we'll. HI
says he is glad he went and was gla'
to get back.
Jesse X. Bell, wife and servant
New Orleans, ex Governor j. l.. AL
corn, Mississippi, Colonel e. Rich
ardson, New Orleans, are at the PEG
body Hotel.
Mrs. McAnally and j. Baum or
exhibiting at 1863 Main street tn
finest line OF imported millinery eve
shown in this city. Every article i
in the latest and most fashionable style
General W. A. Bevins, Of Bates
vile, Ark, law partner Of ex.Gov
ernor Baxter, Is in the city on his re
turn from Mississippi, and is no
alone, as be was married a few day
ago to one Of the fair daughters OF tina
State.
Little Rock Gazette, 26: Captain
John D. Waldran, OF Memphis, ha
come to Little Rock to stay, havinI
accepted the SUPPLEMENTARY Of tn
Argenta cotton press. The Captain
will prove a valuable reinforcement t
the Memphis colony" and . desira
BILE citizen in every way. The Gazett
Welcomes BIN heartily ard commend
his judgment in taking up his resi-
dence in the most progressive city o
the Southwest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-29
This Week. This Week!
Wewill sell Misses fine Kid hut.
tOu shoes AZ actual cost.
McNaDy q TIdWeII, I70 Main NJ,
Near Poplar.
The mississippi Levee COnvo n
ton.
Naehvilta Wortd o.

The mississippi Levee UOnve n
ton.
Nashville World, %.
Too much importance cannot be AZ.
tached TO the meeting Of the Missis.
sippi Levee Convention to assemble at
Vicksburg next Monday and com.
posed Of delegates from all States
bordering on the Mississippi river
His Excellenoy, Governor Bate, has
made the following appointments for
Tennessee: DR.. j. T. Edwards. Of
0bion county, NJ. A. Lowe, Of Lake
county; Colonel Tom w. Neal, Of
Dyer county; General John Conner, Of
Lauderdale county; Joseph Townsend,
Of Upton county; Colonel Thomas II
Allen, Hon. j. NJ. Hill, w. b. Gal
breath, Colonel 2. NJ. Winter sand
General Cotton Greene. The leVee
system has always been an intricate
one 70 handle. With any
other than the Father Of
Waters il perhaps would not be so
difficult, but with its strong currents
and counter currents il has taxed the
ingenuity Of the best engineering skill
10 properly confue il into It's banks.
Il has been prophesied BY the papers
along the river that the convention
will DO Of vast benefit TO the farming
interests Of the country bordering
upon the river, and that II will be 4
convention for practical work and not
given 10 long winded speeches and
bombastic resolutions. The delegation
from Tennessee will do their share Of
work, and the action Of the oonven,
ton will 20 watched with much inter-
est. Upon I will deyolve a practical
solution Of this yexing question aud il
Is gratifying to know that each State
interested Is meeting the question
promptly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-29
SCHOOL SHOES,
. Neat and Durable,
at Lowest Prices.
WA AOI,ER's, 26I Main 81
ADDITIONAL COTToH.

LIvERPooL, September 20, 8O0p.m.-
Cotton dull at previous quotations. Up
lands, sid; orleans, sid. Sales to-day
1000. bales. Receipts, 10000 bales; Amer,
lean, $500. Futures opened dull ant
closed barely steady.
NEW YoRK, September %, 1913 D M
Cotton quiet and easy. Ordinary, 81Ec
good ordinary, 9Hc low middling
10 tiles middling, l05zc; good middlinR
llci middling fair, i1Xc; fair, l2Hc
Futures are quiet and firm at to Z point
above last evenings closing prices.
NEW ORLEANS, September 70, 1880 m.
Cotton firm. Middllng, l0Ke. Salel
to-day, 400 bales. Receipts to-day
1919, same day last year $685.; at Calves.
ton, 1895 bales, against 29i7 same day
last year; Mobile 529, against 320a
Savannah $500, against 600, Norfolk 1884,
against 23l0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-29
COURTHOUSE NOTES


A. B. Vaccaro was excused as I
juror.
No marriage licenses we're issued
this morning,
Business in the Register Of Deeds
Office is not brisk.
Wesley Reeves was sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary for petit lar.
ceny.
A motion for a new trial in the case
Of Henry Wright, convicted Of yiolat.
ing the four mile liquor law was over,
ruled.
VIM. NJ. Albrittou, the famous boy
rooster is on trial to-day At the Orimi.
nal Court. The forenoon was ocou
pied in hearing the poor lads testi.
mony. Colonel CAN'T and John T.
Moss are conducting the defense
while the State is represented by
General Turner aud Judge Heiskill
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-29
TUIU
Chewing Gum
Weather Notes.

Weather Notes.
The warm, dry, haz :, and smoky at
mosphere continues unbroken.
Lowest temperature here this morn,
ing 669. Range yesterday Ga to 790.
Snow fell over the lakes yesterday
north Of Chicago, and about Minneap
oils and St. Paul.
The air was several degrees below
frost point this moraing up in Ne.
braska, Dakota, Minnesota and Wis.
consin.
Local rains Of light character are
predicted tomorrow in this vicinity
by the Signal Service bulletin sent
from Washington at noon to day.
A slight sprinkle of rain fell last
night away up in the Northwest and
over the lake region, but none any
where nearer to us than the regions
mentioned, and none is promised to-
day. San
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-29


ALlGeT sEEssEL. CHAs. H. wusrzBuRoEs,
Of Memphis. late Of Pine p'gfi Ark
Observation-Disclosures
DEALERS IN
Fancy Groceries,
FRESH AND sbLTED MEATS,
Oysters, Fish, Game, Dressed
Poultry, Vegetables, Etc.
1870 and 1872 Main st.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Free delivery 10 all parts of the City
FOR SALE or RENT.
pIAN0S and organs. new and second hand,
1 On easy monthly inttallmeng, Al
e MITzMANN & co.'s. 22s second street.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A GREYHOUND; IS reward will be paid
a for his return to j. NOOK,
ri IS ll6 Union sweet
FOR SALE
OTIS 1, 2. 8, 4, 5, IS, 10 and II. Block 8, cor
~ ner GeOrgia ana Second streets, Fort
flekerlng. Apply to W A WHEAILEY IS
OK large dray mules, al Valley OH Mills.
~ corner Linden and Tennessee streets, ~
A COVERED spring wagon, Woodruff A
n oliver make, and harness, almost new.
Apply to J X Pendergrast, corner Main and
nth streets. 20 b
NJ kW5 stand. i76 Filth st., Chelsea, doinS
~ GOOD business. Cause Of tale, III health IS
G0IrA9K-0nS Of the incest in South
Y Memphis. Lot sOxlbO. NJ i Copaway,
is5 Main. III
A FIRST class, secondhand piano, In per
"A feet order. Kranisohe a Bach, makers
x. BeItschy, 2O2 Main street. $50
pIAA0S and organs, new and second hand,
4 at HG hOllenberg's. 229 Main street d
Tw0shuDd tons fresh cotton seed meal
l. torIsale cheap, at the Hanauer Oil Works
1887
COTTAGE, nice and new, large lot, in
" South Memphis. Terms part cash and
balance In monthly payments.
lest NJ. =. C0EAwAY, 2S5 Main.
nRAY, mule and harness. IKE CHASE
- ~ front street. last
CRUSHED corn. crushed oats and ali
~ kinds OF crushed and ground feed Tor
mules, horses and COWS for sale at Memphis
Gin and Mill. Gin your cotton al Memphis
Gin and Mill, opposite Mississippi and len.
nessee railroad depot,
i2a J. V. PATRICK 4 co.
A BUTTONHOLE machine with ali Ia
a appurtenanoes. Bsrtschy, % Main II
OIANARY SEED Three pounds for twenty.
" Eve cents. ULLATH0kNB'5 seed store,
lN Main street. 1871
A VERY hne, second hand transit for sale,
"A the property Of the late W Moon.
Apply AZ 278 Main street
u III HUMPHREYS, Civil EDEinssr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-29
An EsmeraIda Drama In Real
life ~ o..
Chicago Times.

lineage Times.
A case similar in some respects 10
the plot Of "Esmeralda" has recently
come to light in Maryville, Mo. Sew.
oral years ago q large tract Of land fell
into the possession Of the Scott heirs
by the death Of an ancestor, and deems
ing the land Of little value all hut one
Of them decided away their interest to
syndicate at the rate of$3 per acre,
which was considerable less than the
land was worth. Maggie r. Scott, the
one who refused to deed away her in,
terest, was on the point of SO doing
when her cousin, David r Scott, dis.
covered the real value Of the land and
persuaded her not to sign the deed.
This broke off the sale Of the entire
tract and the estate was afterwsrd di
vided, giving each Of the heirs i'm
mense wealth. An attachment then
sprang up between Miss Maggie and
David, but 1t was never mentioned
and people wondered why neither ever
wed. Some time ago the lady became
very i'll Of typhoid fever, and during
her delirium revealed her love for
David, and on rsllying she perceived
her cousin in tears and confessed her
love for him, which he fully recipro-
Gated, and in the evening they were
Joined in marriage, she previously
making will and deciding to him al
Of her estate. She was still alive at
last reports, but there was no hope Of
her recovery. r.fIW -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-29

editorial banquet, and this is intended
Is no reflection on Colonel Logan II
Roots, Of Arkansaw, since the latter
gentleman knows full we'll what aids
70 oratory in the ladies' eyes| are 4
handsome lace, magnificent eve and
q courtly hearing. ~"
Hon. Howell Il. jackson III. q
Senator) and wife, and General w ri
Jackson-iamiliarly known to the
soldiers, Who loved him much durinS
the war, as Red" Jacksop-veree
highly pleased with the display made
BY their native State Of Tennessee and
Will return to Nashville with better
Impression Of 10 than they came with
Inc General gave the banquethalI tbS
grand shake before we cot down
TO tho toasts, and went to The races'
The following visitors reeister.a
from Memphis; Ed L Johnson w
y Moore, Agnes Mitchell, Mrs ] II
Mcpayitt, Mamie McDavitt and u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-08
SUNDAY SERMONS.


vt the First Bept,.t cbprcb R.y =,
W Lamar. of Nlrmtbls .Tspr a.,,,,..,..,
the pulpit, morning and ryapin., anal
delivered rluuuenr and pow.ri'I s. ',
mons. He chose for the IN i4rt nf IN.
muruIu, ii.r.iirs. "Ctr.r. .,, ,'v w, i t,
the happiness Of men and his ',y :" n S",
found M tn Gosprl nf JnIu' ,y.I- in
til. evening h.- subject WAS "St,,,t ..,.,,,
a- tu tine Mn. cle..a ami fine t,tt linn
u-.4 Mr. Lamar hnrII,, hi. .nI,i.,,.
mos cyrrIIrutN. and ms .t,lr IL. ,nuci,
t,Yt pul,i vI,,, min, ., .,.'It.'. w,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-08
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MAY ), 1853,
interest From our Hc-
norterS' Note Books.


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yesterday "'o' ll'lA' "h H' cunt %. lhr
Icih 'l ''c '''""' SOU VI Mr. Lehman
sAuse"
fine new auditorium of fine p,,..,
au,,n ~ ii nc u,rd lor TN. ii If .im,. M.
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MI Palmer Ia, moved into hi, ucN
home un franklin tr'rt. ilc N,st.Iu
.uturD- ,rr being rapl,ly Hud up win
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under the shed Ht OEmd', stab e ,,,uula,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-08
HAMBURG
lSCllOrTD
SYRU p.

An Excellent Preparation OF wild Cherry
ANA Petroleum Tar
The most potent, the most essential and
tuc 90. Il rilc"um remedy for Throat ami
Lung prc t,-.
Cues sore Throat and lloaracnc-- and
l.us.ot Nuien.
cure. Coughs, Colds and Group.
Relieve. Asthma and Difficulty ct
breathing.
VIII Prevent Brou.hIus, rnWmonu
and Consumption, il taken ln time.
Promotes Easy ENrr,tomuon and Ec.
h.,c- l'niu. 100 Cine 'hr,t
Cures aton.c any form OF Throat Alice
lions.
\ splendid Remedy for Whoouins
Cough, prevents the Npsu, uut quicts
thc most restless yhld
The Best Lung amt Health Ec.torcr
ever used.
rEloE-nCortsppr BE- Hc.
THOMPSON ~ OlIMSTEDE
Sole rrophc'os
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-08

GRAIS ASp PRODUCE.

saw ult,... ND. ...-nt ..t,lur..
900 Sow Nuih -| u ., -I. H.. u.u.uu
~t.rIIu- bank r\.UlHGr- 50 -..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-08

The criminal docket OF the county
'o!Il Was taken mp We tcrday. 1uc cas- '-
:, ~ 'be state against liugncy Buy', ID. q.
NoTu, ChnIlcs wool, RcuD.u King,
ol'H Ford and Martha FRANCIS wcr con
thael To- next term. Jpun 5 Wind IT,. i'-
rlIng town fence plcaI guuy uud
pau $40 and costs. A. GdIclitu, for me
i,.In' OIL nee, paid tl" me pcml'y Bin
n..ey, convicted Of sealing "a wrgnu-
vince, fined - and lie day iu Iu,
ii ~ I'll aggravated assault, -. Al
Ir' tlrtt of mpurr, iiped - ami five
nays 10 Iul, Hugh CottinElmm. agra
'l'I AS, Hult. fined -, T. nmrIt il.rNot
a'l hers aggravated asstul. Blocker
ga'nalie.riulI met 81 and his wit ace
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-08

J'uI, -NIt. mr ulh COW with ,uuug
/ ..u AIIN I.I.' o htu- ~-1,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-08

Waco is being thoroughly Inspected
Wy 'ue uume.uu, strangers WITHIN hrr
gates Most Of thts, visitor are sur
plsed 20, the enc of the Cly
ely, the muillcDncc OF her public and pie
waite buildings. aud her numerous line
eyaurohe, and schools. The suspension
bFlige draw. crowds to tine river. sc
SUSPECT that very m ny Of the strun@rs
'ah' To tyAa, rXprctms to meet luu Wild
Hie'pelal1 with his re ,uy siN-3huutcr aud
Ju9lhg 'purs at nearly cycru urn. they
-V very Pleasantly disappointed 900 this.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

by careful measurements, Prof D.
j. Penhallow has determined the root
and the leaf areas Of the indian corn
plant 20 be approximately equal,
The last observations indicate that
we are distant from The sun about
92,7oo,OOo miles These are figures
obtained as near as may be from the
observations Of the last Venus tran
sits
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
How a Pir Wade a Presidcnt.

About this time in knots about the
sunny corners and around depots and
hotels. when political stories are in
order You will occasionally hear some
old stagcr remark that "a pig once
made Andrew Jackson president" 1t
was never my fortune to meet one who
could remember how it came about,
but in a copy Of the AmerinlD Troosler
for December II. ls2s. being volume
", No. -. end ali the particulars.
which ! copy for the benefit Of the So
cicty for the Perpetuation of old
stories.
II appears that away back in the
early dawn Of the nineteenth century,
in the town Of Cranston, r. l.. Mr..
Somebody's pig smelt a cabbage in a
neighbor's garden-he rooted through
the fence and demoralized said garden
the garden-owner sued the pig proprie-
tor-James Burrill was the prosecuting
attorney-thep prosecuting attorney was
a candidate for the United States
senate the senator was chosen by the
state Legislature in that body there
was tie. occasioned 10y the absence Of
one of Burrill's party, who staid away
on account of lawsuit aforesaid-the
said tie was unravelled by the casting
vote Of the speaker in favor of Burrill's
opponent. jeremiah b. Howell-.Iere-
miah voted for the war, which James
would not have done-the war was
made by a majority Of one in the
national that war made Gener-
al Jackson popular that popularity
gave Jackson the presidency. Boston
Globe,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
Composition Of the Maidstone.

Several Instance Of applying the
maidstone b. poisonous snake bites
have been reported by the Western
newspapers recently, and the tcstimo-
ny of the patients is that in every case
the stone has absorbed the poison. II
is popular belief in some parts Of
the country that person who
Possesses one of these stones is armed
against all ycnomous creatures, but
the sayants agree that the maidstone Is
nothing more than the ooncretion
found In the stomach Of the deer, and
that Il has no medical properties what
ever. Prof. Holmes. the Atlantic
Constitution says. dissected one the
size Of a hens egg and found its
nucleus To- De a perfect white oak
acorn. II was covered by four layers
Of phosphates and carbonate Of lime
and iron and some sileX. There were
two impressions. apparently made by
the teeth of the deer before swallow
ing the nut Acorns are a favorite
food Of Carolina deer In another
specimen Prof. Holmes found the
nucleus TO be a bullet,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
PEARLS or THOUGHT.

Anger and haste hinder good coun.
sci.
Ridicnle dishonors more than dis
honor.
No solitude Is so solitary as that of
inharnDn.ous companion up
One ungratclul man does an in
jury 30 all who stand in need Of aid.
kindncss is the only charm permitted
to the aged; it is the coquctry Of white
hair.
Experience is a torch lighted in
the ashes Of our hopes aad dclu-
siuns.
There is no greater delight than 70
be conscious Of sincerity on self-cnam-
nation,
Comparison, more than reality.
makes men happy, and can make them
wrctchcd.
We should seek more Of thcpracticaI
realities Of everyday life and less Of
the ethereal
We must consider humanity as a
man who continually grow, old and
always learns.
Wondrous is the strength of cheer
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
Frozen Meat.

Meat is now frozen in Sydney and
sent in refrigerated chambers 10y steam
ers TO London. The hulk Rica Geno-
va is fitted mp with the freezing apps-
ratus in Darling harbor and can &C
commodate the carcases Of 10000
sheep or 1000 bullocks. The cold is
produced by comprcssing air, cooling
Il. then permitting 1t TO suddenly ex-
pand. In this way q temperature of
70 degrees below zero is obtained in a
few seconds. This cold air is then let
into the freezing chamber where the
carcases hang. A sheep is completely
frozen in thirty-six hours. a bullock in
Eve or six hours. The frozen carcases
are transferred TO the freezing rooms
Of the Orient steamers and conveyed
TO England. at an extra cost for freight
and freezing OF Sd. per pound on the
price of the meat In Sydney.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29

Wordsworth says. The Boy is Father
of the Man" and the Cleveland. (Ohio)
Fnrmcr offers this good advice TO
aspiring boys:
The highest attainment for you. my
boy Is 90 he man. This world is
full of Counterfeits. But IL Is a grand
thing to stand upright in defence Of
truth and principle. When persecu-
tions come. some hide their faces until
the storm passes 10y; others can be
bought for mess of pottage From
such an one, turn away. But stand by
a friend; be man: do not run away
when danger threatens 90 overwhclm
him or yourself Think for yourself.
Read good books and read mems faces.
The eye Is the window 10 the soul; ua
your eyes and hold your tongue. II
opposition comes meet IL manfully. II
success crowns your efforts bear 1t quiet
ly. DO your own thinking and keep
your own secrets. worship no man for
his wealth nor his lineage. Fine
feathers don't always cover fine birds.
he sober, be honest, be just in all your
dealings with the world; betrue They
will sell you for money or popularity;
don't trust them. Wear but one face
and let that be an honest one
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-29
Position IL Everything.

"what do you think Of my pictureY ?"
asked an amateur Of an old artist as he
held IL before him.
The old man looked at IT a moment
and replied:
"Stand little further off," The ann
ateur backed away with a grati6ed
look. IA little farther. please" The
amateur backed over near the open
door and the old man kept his eye on
the picture. "Still further-another
step or two, please" by this time the
amateur was out in the hall still holding
up his picture Now shut the door" 4"
The amateur obeyed. There" tloat
cd the voice Of the old fellow over the
transom, cit looks better in that posi-
tion than in any other; please keep II
so until get the door locked" And
the amateur didn't get down stairs
soon enough not to hear the chuckling
laugh of the old gentleman on the In.
side Merchant Traveller.