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X N''o' DRIED FRUITS.


Dry, 17lSc: kip, 161zc; calf. 1870; culls Is
less. Skins-Shearlings, 10c; short, each,
30ci long, each, 75c; fall clip, per ib, 6(G7c;
spring clip,99llc.
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FOR SALE.
CHOICE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Fine store shelving In No. 209 Downey
Block. Apply at No. 10, Downey Block.
nOvl9 lw JOHN q, DOWNEY
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TO Rent.
FURNISHED ROOMS,

Three unfurnished front rooms. No. %
Morris street, second door from Main.
nov2l 2t
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THE Los ANGELES MARKETS.

The following quotations are corrected
daily from the records of the Produce Ex-
change:
WHEAT
Dull and unchanged. Australian-No. I,
si.2ossi,so; No. q sScesLio; No. j. Soc
RYE, OATS, BARLEY AND CORN.
Rye-$125.
oats-No. /, $50; No. Q sl15.
Bariey-Feed No. l. 7218@soc brewing,
Corn~iarge yellow, new. 75c(Gsl. 90; small
yellow. new. sl.oogsl.io; small white, si.25.
FLOUR AND MILL FEED.
Flour-Steady. $40.
cracked corn, sl.40; cracked barley, new,
9Oc; ground barley, 90c; rolled, eoc.
HAY.
Barley, wire baled, $3.50; do rope baled, $40;
mixed hay. X. b., $40; alfalfa, sio wheat. X.
b., 80: oat, sll.
Early Rose, Northern, tl.10; Peachblows
$i10. Sweet potatoes-feilow, gllU;red
aud white, choice, s5.c
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE.
Los Angeles, No. /. Csc; northern, zoe;
picked, new, 55c; mixed store, b5c; cooking
roll, Csc; frkin, Cal. 26c.
Eggs. 87l4@sslzc.
Cheese-Large, 1870; small, 14i5c EASTERN
12c: Alamitos q ID HANDY. Ice.
HONEY.
Extracted. light, s5z@fc; amber. 80; COMB
S9l0c; beeswax, 22tg23c.
VEGETABLES.
(;ariic-5c. chilies, 75c.
Onions-Yellow Denver. $1.25
Cabbage-Per 100 TBS, g0c.
Beans-Pink, 8. 00@s2. so; Lima's-oo@s-''''
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WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
WAHIEn,
WANTED,

A good waiter of strictly temperate habits
wishes a situation in some hotel in the city
Address ~. II. w." Los Angeles Postofiice
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sIlLIARD TABLE FOR SALT,


A fine billiard table is for sale at reason
able figure. Inquire OF Sam. Prayer, Downey
Block novI4 Iw
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In the country, Blacksmith with knowl-
edge OF carpentering, or engineering, or a
carpenter who can do blacksmith work oc-
casionally. Also good mechanic who can
do both engine fitting and smiths work and
carpenter who can manage steam saw
Apply to g., care OF editor OF this paper, by
letter only. oct25tf
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FOR SALE.

very desirable building lot on Twelfth
street, between Hill and Main, 50x14: 20
foot alley In rear. Enquire OF the subscri-
ber No. 40 Twelfth street, adjoining the lot.
novl22w NJ. Il. WALKER,
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GUNS, Guns, GUNS.

Extra light bacon, 14l5c; medium. 14c
heavy, 1910. Hams-Sugar cured, 1Sc; Cali
fornia, Ice. Lard, 101591i@1lszc; Eastern
pals, i2lac.
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FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME Two-sroRY RESIDENCE.
Situated north of Orange street, near Pearl.
fitted up with all the modern improve
ments; beautiful location and splendid
view.
ALSO, A 2I0 ACRE TRACT,
10 acres OF which are In vineyard.
ALSO. 40 ACRE RAIsrN VINEYARD,
ALSO, 40 ACRES
OF splendid fruit and vine land will be
sold In lots OF 10 acres or more, to suit pur-
chasers. The above land and vineyards
situated two miles north of Orange and
irrigated from the canals of the Santa Ana
Valley Irrigation Co.
The above property Will be sold on easy
terms: 40 per centcash and 8 years time with
interest on balance, or will be exchanged for
eligible city or country property. Address
owner, ]. X. TOBERMAN,
p. e. Box ~, Los Angeles, or on the Orange
street premises. For further particulars,
apply at office OF T. +. Rowan, ia N. Spring
street, Temple Block. novis II
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FOR RENT.

A furnished house of seven rooms, cen
trally located. M0RF0RD & SON,
novll-tf ITO North Spring street.
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FOR SALE.

Team OF large work horses for sale. Just
from ranch; at Wickersham's
nOY15 Ivy j. j. HANFORD
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-Four ten-acre lots. near the new young La
dies Seminary; price, 500 per acre.
ROGERS, BYRAM & CO..
efttf No. 24t North Main Street.
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DIR. B. F. PHNDERY.
M. P. CHAMBERLAIN. M. b.

onic, rooms 4 and No. 20 South Spring Street.
Residence, Chicago Ave-. Boyle Heights
Office hours. 10 to ~ A. NJ, to ar.
NJ. Obstetrics and diseases Of women speciality.
n1v2-H
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Acknowledgements Institute
DR. E. ROBBINS,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN

Cures diseases that ban'e the skilI Of nD1h<x
physicians, by Electricity.
Galvanic, Elertrlc, and Medicsted Vapor baths,
Swedish Movement Cure. and all the new meth
eds Of healing. DR.. Robbins has bad ten years
experience. and the two years he has been 10
Gated here has cured hundreds Of loading cf1|-
zens, to whom reference can 30 given. q -
called incurabie diseases when all else had f1IIr
Diseases diagnosed without explanation fsou
the patient, free Of charge
OFFICE HouRs-s til II. 10 o. otoa
Institute aud residence Ill and fl3 Main
street opposite the Cathedral. kicctriczl
Offices rooms l, z, Q and Larondc block.
opposite Possofleei entrance ON Hf<t street,
telephone 20 oc1l-0
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Fer SALE VERY CHEAP.

go acres of frst-class land, miles west of
Sepulveda Station. The land is particularly
adapted to orchards and vineyards Good
water can be obtained at from so to GO feet
from the surface. Will sell In 20-acre tracts.
Apply to MORF0RD & SON,
oct31tf ITO North Spring ST
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$76 Per Acre for Good Land
At west end Of Ward street. Also, round hill.
entire block at west end Of Fifth street, one Of
the choicest hotel or residence sitos In the CITY
Inquire Of WILL d. GOULD.
mRr16tf ATTORNEY -atI.av T.n,,,le I.io,k
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Pleasantly located and neatly furnished,
TO LET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE
Corner Fort and Franklin streets, one block from
Postofiice. d31a
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the firm OF
Walrath & Barnes is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All accounts due the said
Arm will be collected by c. X. Walrath and
all indebtedness Of the irm win be paid by
G. X. Walrath, G. X. WAIsKATH
JOS. BARNES.
Los Angeles, Nov. !, 1884. novi-sw
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DIR. RERsE.

Schumacher Rlock, opposite Postofice
In connection with a general practice, gives
eases Of the Nose, Throat. Neck, skin dis
eases, Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
Female Diseases and nll surgical operations,
as for Fistula, Piles, Structure, Cancer. Poly.
pus and all other rumors.
OFFICE lloURs-S 10 10 A. NJ. and 4 to r. u.
Night calls answered at ONCE.
Hours between A. N. and 4 p. NJ, Sun
DAYS, devoted to the tire ,tment OF Tape
worm. Octl9ff
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-11-22
BE It resolved by the Mayor and Council
Of the City OF Los Angeles as follows:

BE It resolved by the Mayor and Council
OF the City OF Los Angeles as follows;
SECTION /. That a general municipal
election be held by the qualified voters OF
the city Of Los Angeles, In said city on the
being the first day Of said month. for the fol
lowing officers, towit;
A Mayor.
A City Attorney
A City Assessor.
A City Tax Collector.
A City Treasurer.
Two members OF the Board OF Education
for the full term and one member OF the
Board OF Education for the unexpired term.
Also by the qualified voters OF the respect
i've wards in said city. for members OF the
Council OF said city: That Is to say:
One member OF the Council TO represent
the First Ward
Two members OF the Council to represent
the Second Ward.
One member of the Council to represent
the Third Ward.
Two members OF the Council to represent
the Fourth Ward.
One member OF the Council to represent
the Fifth Ward.
The polling places shall be as follows:
First Ward-Southern Hotel, San Fernando
second ward-At the building OF l.. Mes.
mer, west side OF Los Angeles street, south
OF Requena street.
Third ward-rurn verein Hall, Spring
street.
Fourth Engine House No. 2. Main
street
Fifth ward-The Pavilion, Washington
Gardens, Washington street.
The following named persons, residents OF
the respective wards, are hereby appointed
officers to hold, conduct and make returns
OF said election, that Is to say:
Hughes sr.; Judges, N. NJ. Entler and r. ".
Rowe.
For the Second ward-Inspector. A. @.
Mappa; Judges, W. J. Tyus and Ernst (lris.
Pike; Judges M. Morris and +. 8. Field
For the Fourth Ward-fnspector, o. III.
Bliss; Judges. II. Osborne and Albert o.
FOR the Fifth ward-Inspector, J. A. Kelly;
Judges, John Osborne and G. Compere.
SECTION q That resolution OF said Coun-
ell adopted November 18th. 1854, and ap
proved, by the Mayor Of said city November
18th, 1884, and all other resolutions and parts
OF resolutions in conflict with tails resolu
ton are hereby repealed.
SECTION g. This resolution shall take ef
feet Immediately after Its passage and pub
section 4. The Clerk OF the Council shall
certify to the passage OF this resolution and
cause the same to be published for at least
ten days. the same being ten publications,
the last publication TO be prior TO the
first day OF December, 1884, in the Los An.
geles DAILY HERALD.
thereby certify that the foregoing reso-
luton was adopted by the Council OF the city
OF Los Angeles at its meeting Of November
18th, 1884. W. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council Of the City Of Los An.
geles.
Approved this 18th day OF November, 1884.
c. +. THOM, Mayor.
hereby certify that the foregoing reso-
iulion Is a full, true and correct copy OF the
original resolution adopted by the Council
the nth day Of November, A. d. 1884.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council OF the City OF Los An
geles.
Los Angeles. November 18th, 1884
noyl9 toS0 inc
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OFFICE HOURS.

viii ne az my Office from A. y. to IL ~, and
rom 10 Or N. daily. Sundays excepted.
n. H. BOYD,
iy1a0 t8upsrintendsnt 4 Streets
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WAITED,
wAHrsD no EXCHANGE.

A good yonng well broken saddle horse
for lady. Also pony. broken to ride or
drive. Address James Bye, Wilmington
California. noylGtf
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From November LIST, No 25 South Main
street, now occupied by s. NJ. Perry; store
2lx75. with workshop or store room in rear
2ixGi, connected BY alley. Apply at v.
Ponets. a Spring street. oct9tf
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FOR SALE,

Small house and two lots at No. So Water
chicken house, windmill and tank; pipes
laid through the lots, with never failing
water, the best in the city; sixty orange
trees bearing; also peach, apple and pear
Price, $500, one-half on time. Address ]. q.
Foster, Indio, s. P. r. K, oct2s I'm
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NOTICE


Upon city property. MoRFoRD 4 SON,
nov2of no North Spring street.
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hereby certify that the foregoing reso-
luton was adopted by the Council OF the city
OF Los Angeles at its meeting Of November
18th, 1884. W. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council OF the City Of Los An.
geles.
Approved this 18th day of November, 1884.
G. y. TH0M, Mayor.
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STORE FOR RENT

Store rooms with good cellar to rent at No.
ll5 and III Requena street, Los Angeles.
For terms apply ON the premises. novls lw
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Any person desiring to exchange city lot
for a new piano of the celebrated NJ arshall &
Wendell make, will call at room ?. Muller
Block, from Ito o'clock. novl6 lw
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FOR sALE-FoR RENT.

FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
FOR SALE.
A seat in the Board of Trade. Apply BY
letter to Box rs, Los Angeles ?. o. ocii2
FOR SALE.
Four ten-acre lots. near the new young La
dies Seminary; price, 500 per acre.
ROGERS. BYRAM & CO..
eist No. sit North Main Street.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
Beautifully furnished rooms. single or en- suite
with board; 426 South Spring street. julitf
ROOMS AND BOARD.
Nicely furnished and pleasant rooms, with or
without board, at IL Seventh street. bctSeen
Main and Spring. m2iu
TO LET.
From and after October LIST, 1884, one OF the
Coulter j. A. GRAVES.
sepl7ti Room 81, Baker Block.
TO LET.
Desirable furnished and unfurnished
rooms from 50 to SIS per month"; with hot
and cold shower baths. Apply li3 S. Main
street. nov20 1w
TO LET.
Four fne unfurnished, hard finished rooms.
with bathroom, on Downey avenue, East
Los Angeles. Inquire at ~ N. Main street.
octS0tf
TOILET.
Fine double parlors ON second floor un-
furnished or furnished; also one fiat, first
floor, suitable for housekeeping, and other
desirable lodging rooms, at Sunny Side, 2O3
Main St. corner Third. octl0-2m
TOILET,
With board, two large. nicely furnished front
rooms with by windows, CRATES and use OF tele-
phone. No. 453 South Spring street. Smsepls
TO LET.
furnished house of seven rooms, cen.
trally located. M0RFORD & SON.
noyll-u ITO North Spring street.
FOR RENT.
Store rooms with good cellar to rent at No.
lis and III Requena street, Los Angeles.
For terms apply on the premises nov1s lw
STORE FOR RENT
From November LIST, No. 2j South Main
street, now occupied by S. NJ. Perry; store
21x75, with workshop or store room in rear
24xGi, connected by alley. Apply at V.
Ponet's. AZ Spring street. oct9tf
TO RENT.
Three unfurnished front rooms, No. %
Morris street, second door from Main.
nov21 q
FURNISHED ROOMS,
Pleasantly located and neatly furnished,
TO LET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE
Corner Fort and Franklin streets one block from
postoffice d31u
ROOMS AND BOARD.
Large. elegantly furnished rooms with board;
centrally located and in the most desirable part
OF the city: 800 Hill street. near Fourth ap5tf
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TOILET.

Fine double parlors ON second floor. un-
furnished or furnished; also one fiat, first
desirable lodging rooms, at Sunny Side, 2OS
Main st.. corner Third. octl02m
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TO LET,
TO LET.

With board, two large, nicely furnished front
phone. No. 453 South Spring street. smsepls
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-04-11
THE MONITOR

"Why, Rue, you should take the platform,
I declare. But to tell the honest truth find
it dull work. If I was poor and necessity COM
PEELED me, or if had any encouragement at
home, it might be different. By the way,
though, what beautiful rose bush you have
there; so perfect, sending out branches in
every direction"
"What would you think of any one who
would tell me to prune some of these branches
in order to make it one-sided affair, like the
general run of bushes of that kind?"
Minerva colored, and I thought it prudent
to change the topic of conversation. l could
imagine the state of things. Would 1 not
perhaps do the same were / in the same stu
alton; for has it not been greatly owing to
the encouragement at home that | have to-
day place in the literary world?
Yes; with fixed purpose to perform every
known duty and an answering trust in God,
I have SO far realized the reality of my ideal
sphere.
sc Thine early dreams, which come like shapes
of light,
Come bearing prophecy;
Andnature's tongues, from leaves to quiv'ring
stars
Teach loving faith to thee.
Fear not to build thine eyrie on the heights
Where golden splendors lay,
And trust myself unto thine inmost soul
In simple faith Away
And God will make divinely real
The highest forms of thine ideal"
JdnlesbuYg, N. j.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-04-11
CROSSING THE SEA.
BY A. H. HUTCHINSON.

BY A. H. HUTCHINSON.
The wears have gone, to come no more,
When this, our country grand,
Held all enslaved within its bounds,
A helpless, dusky band.
We hear no more the cry of woe
From weary, aching hearts,
For slavery, with all It's woes,
From our blessed land departs.
The time seemed long, yet God above,
Our action has controlled,
And in HIS time, the cloud SO dark,
From our bright sky was rolled.
Our countrymen, like Israers hosts
When they forsook the land
Where they were wrongfully enslaved,
Were guided by Gods hand;
And. like the Israelites of old,
They followed where He led,
Until the pathway seemed to end
Beside the sea of red.
The tossing sea before them lay,
But, in the path OF right.
The sea presents no obstacles
Against a nations might.
The sea was passed. and onward then
Our nation went its way,
And much we wish the path of right
Had been our path Away.
We journey to the promised land,
And now we see, before,
Another angry, tossing sea
And pause upon the shore.
The timid heart sinks at the sight,
No path there seems to be.
Yet God again will make path
Fen through bais angry sea.
And, through the sea we'll gladly pass
Unto the other shore.
Where, God still guiding, onward we
Will go forevermore.
The slave of drink no more shall feel
His dreaded masters power;
g How long, oh Lord, how long?" we cry,
And may He speed the hour.
Ind, Feb. 81, 1884.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-04-11

A certain editor in Massachusetts, always
sleeps with his head to the north-not because
he is superstitious at all, but because he can
look out of the window on moonlight nights
and see if the sheriff is coming.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-04-11

To remove the cover from a glass fruit jar,
dip cloth in hot water and wrap it around
the top of the jar. Let it remain few mo-
ments and the cover may be easily unscrewed,
although it may have resisted all the efforts
of muscular hands,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-04-11

IT is time that the dime novel nuisance was
abated. The influence of such vile literature
on the minds of the rising generation is a
powerful one and leads only to evil We hear
repeatedly of boys whose heads have been
turned by reading of the fanciful exploits of
some fictitious gang of border ruffians, and
who straightway begin to initiate these char
acters in their own persons Only the other
day the teacher of a school had occasion to
correct scholar and he drew a pistol on her
wanting to know what she wanted with
''Schuylkill Jack" The teacher of another
school discovered a boy with a pistol and on
investigation found that several others of his
scholars also carried deadly weapons. The
police reports of the large cities continually
show cases where twelve or thirteen year
old would-be bandit is caught as he starts off
west, fully equipped for Indian fighting, and
his pocket on being searched, invariably re-
veals the yellow covered trash over which he
has been brooding, giving him false ideas of
life, and inspiring him with false hopes and
delusve imaginations. He thinks every day
life tame and his duties irksome, and then
becomes law-breaker to get the excitement
his danra ved apnefita calls for
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-04-11

PH1LADELpHIA's new post Office is at last
finished, and comfortably fitted up within for
the use of employees. There is but one en-
trance to the building which is on Ninth street.
This will be regarded by the public as very
serious defect in its construction, from the in
convenience it will occasion them.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-04-11

Aunt Jerusha cannot seem to think of parting
with me- 1t will be lonely, l presume, but
with the story of her life and sacrifices ring
ing still in my memory cannot think OF de-
nying her the favor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-17

he pulled off his hat and united the
red bandaua handkerchief from around
his throat, he looked disdaiufully
around.
The nimble waiter brushed an i'm
aginary bread crumb from the cloth.
whisked bill of fare from the cas- or
and placed it before the festive and I'M
tanned you h.
Take it away!' he snarled. ~
can't eat that. | want raltlesnake OIL
toa-t.'
"Rattlesnake on toast" yelled the
waiter.
"Rattlesnake on toast" responded
the cook.
There was slight iiutter among the
guests at this strange order, and the
cowboy was scanned by many curious
yes.
He looked a little Disconnected at
having his order so promptly taken,
and glanced iurtively toward the front
OF the house. lie SAW the cooks and
walters engaged in filling orders, and
looking AS solemn rs graveyards after
midnight.
He assumed nonchalant air and
picked his teeth with his fork.
A cook deity removed the skin from
pickerel' ana cu'i,ng s.tip 'he'
proper shape piace hd ~ ~ sP ,n nr,or
The waiter VINO nau ,, ti'e oiuei
came tripping nacf W 'iie o'iu puec"-
neer OF me pa,ipas, ol wall aona
VIII you nave Soui 9i'""e wen uo'io
or rare .. ,,o. az ain, oro,,
-, rare rare WIN oo'ie' VI AN'N e'"s
va -; .l,. s,oLa r,ran,;I,, oro-
Eihlme lhat sn"he i" h.Illili si ha
Wy ON .he 81 ~ WINS ''''oo' ~ '''e
cook. IN. - .,ao
SNAKE rare, MIN s'"'S
cook snouleu oaon. s,.,,,or no ,l,a
Say" saiu 'he oo. .I,, '' ,.',. =; 90 81,
waitei passed hih'' 'ahe ~ "e'
done" u,y
Make J.. Wen d,, ,,.o ..d
Make II wei done was ahs"efe"
back ,a,,o, hoo 10 row
The lsrlat wrestler began 10 grow
nervous; The devll-inay,care EXPIRES
sion had ieit ms eyes, anu SOL, sup,
dued, nielahchpiy snauc ,inu ,ahch 10
place. He hdgeted IN ms cha'f, nnu
seemed to be herVihR hiniseii ioi "ii
ordeal.