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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
y ARRIAGkS.

MARRIAGES.
At Eustis, Mr.. Horatio B. Paxton and Miss Kate
E. Reeve.
In Brevard county Mr.. John j. LaRoach and Miss
Marion Hatton HallinquisI.
At Spring Garden Centre, Mr. Eugene Branch and
Miss Barbara Odum.
In Escambia county Mr. Theodore NJ Scarritt
and Miss Agnes de Rochebave
DEATHS
At Tavares, Mr.. Frank Laverenson.
At ST. Augustine, w. j. Watkins
At Mariana, Miss Margaret A. Primer
In Columbia county, Mrs. Drate Somers
In Orange county. Mr.. j. c. Brit
At Leesburg, Mr.. j. B. Colley
In Walton cou1ty, Mr.. Joseph Carnally.
At Apaachicola, Captain George Asher.
AT Madison, Mrs. Maggie G. McLeavy.
At Jacksonville, Captain George Mullen.
At Warrington, Miss Hannah Mooney.
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The Rev. Geo. E.. Tbayer, OF Bourbon, Ind.
says: Both myself AMI wife owe our lives it
Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold by w. A
RaWls
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Sec NJ" ''' III
adverii>'nE he c,,,1 pt,5,sn 10 Jan
-lhc ""'"9 iM
uary IS for % ''" ,,, ,.;,;iopsI a1I,& ntment,
We '",ls' p''', n,Iy ~
for General rF'', !, ' n.hr.~. vou 10 lid well &c
-Dem'''"'> " ..un,v In.
'hr L'S'''''" ~. ,;r,r ~ ;,m clubs kk hi Cam
No" ; '"' .'" J., }, otr,s III:
p"'ss ~ fL r+a" I.cr !, ,nnounce{ Is can
M .J.,, ,o .nk@
d'dalf '' .v;-v DemmnI huiu., do
..,v-v,rk a,sI work To Vic
his "0'' - ,,,l,sgc,n,.. :,
"A a l1l ;.ID q! ( Co lf is
The F,,rd Ci'r> ares rprcr'nS ne, Fernan-
din, cub ~ play 'n'm ht'r 'ex', M"nfY.
Don't forget ha yoa 'sn 'sy clothing z poet It u
AEH .....,,.., vo,, ran read III F,cR,D.
n,1 r. ....,,b..r tor ~, .f,,enfv-f rJ esnts.
Now. the time 10 give >al.h-e Worm % For sale
NA Lively
4 ~" ''''' ;t..ns .nA IIns,;n,
Mr.. '''"''
s're''S s.,..n..s s-..t v.o.I Rsc.D.s
ivan, I N, ~ 6i 1G,o IN and No; III Is
The F1oRln1AN Will ~ t"rnishfttI I" sub
scrber> A % e'at~ 70" th'- .t'nainder " fhe cam
pSign i
-U-e smith Worm "d to' SAFE ny NJ LlFs!y- ''-ly
Nj /. \ h''! 49, -" '"
the east >'dr"' ''i''"' 49, I" HfE"siP"'a
gentleman Ill
EN- i. ..1 m Is
Nr AeX NcDruLrll "a. >oli hin kAuse aud
IN, nm Calhoun street. Ia IT. q. w HN0r and
Mr. VI Lively IL
Every medicine advertised ia ais paper ~}nbe found
al hA"i- p'"- n
-"onr Governor Is 'he ''''s' 'Rac'gSrs' AZ
The CI'y '''"' sore i"'! ARE "'S'rY''S'' anu
''4 , F'r n, p.n. -, pn,.- 49,. .vs,v
d.y Is
VI John Qlalry, who IA = ihi> st.ai0R raised
slar,. crop of nine tobacco. Is making l,ime ex-
ceirn' cigar III
A me Assortmenl Of Gold, Il w.1dns Pts4nts Just
w. ,... No. -, 'r,,,..- ..a,. ,rn,l nom. :,
,.:7 ~
~ ,"a x e,rs ", ,.s name, al o., thu,
are NOT advertised, can be found n he Drug Ssf Of NJ
N't Pa, = - ,h.. ,'r;cl
=,
0''N ~ u. up
~ R.,rsl. R.., p,,sr, ,1o,r ! lowe.t ,l,... ,t
Randolph Cos iif Is
Nj B & Wilson aud 'iiY navt ikskeh up
their abnir in the d"e.itrs "pp"tise Jndgr
Wr>- IN Adlm, street :, 1T
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WANTED!

DESIRE TO OBTAIN A POSITION IN ITALIA.
hassee for the coming fall and winter - Teacher.
Would take classes u the Arts, or 30 succeed would
take place az 0overness for q time.
Can give the best references.
Addrsss MRS. 81. 8. CLOUD,
Dunbarton, N. 7.
s~ Late of Montgomery, Ala aug. 19-3t
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Tax Assessor.

az In recognition Of services faithfully performed
the friends of GEO. A. GROOM announce him a
didate for the once Of Tax Assessor for Leon County
and ask the support of the Of the county at the
coming election.
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion, Con-
stipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow
Shnl Shilohs Vitalzer is a positive cure.
Sold by W. A. Rawle
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Circuit Clerk.

W We are authorized to announce CAPT. c. A.
BRYAN as a candidate for reelection the ONCE OF
Clerk Of the Circuit Court tor Leon County.
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have
a printed guarantee on every bottle Of ShilOh's
Vitalizer. 1t never fails To cure Sold by w.
A. Rawls
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle OF Sh-
l"h's Catarrh Remedy. Price 10 cents. Sold by
w. A. Rawls 12-eOw-1y
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Inc report OF the Librarian If University Ii
orary for, July shows the char.c,ef aud number
OF volumes taken qua ~ follows: Fiction, II
history, 10; biography / /; poetry, /; religious,
2; periodicals, 90; total 1O6
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CURE FOR PILES.

Msymptom of Piles is an ense
itl hing as b ht after getting ws16. is
u5plessant sensation Is imme1 ktely
wed by an application of d.. Bosanks
Pile Remedy. Piles in all forms, Itch, Sat
Rheum and Ringworm can be permanently
cured BY the use Of this great remedy. Price
so cents. Manufactured BY The Dr.. Bosanko
Medicine Co, Piqua, o. Sold BY
AS-1v n. LIVELY, Druggist
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Marrte0.

at the RI sidence of the bride, on Big Bayou, Escam
bia county, Wednesday evening, August 18th, by
Rev. VIM. Lane, Mr.. THEODORE NJ. SCARRITT 70
Miss AGNES DE- RoCHEBLAvE
The FLoRIDIAN offers its very earnest congrat-
ularions and good wishes, for the fortunate BRIDE
groom Is one Of the editors and proprietors of
Adodnce- Gdzette. A feature Of the happy occa-
sion was the attendance in full uniform OF the
Escamba Rifles Of which crack company Mr..
Scarritt was Lieutenant until his resignation
shortly before the wedding.
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4. q. .. r.
uETEOROLOGEGANf

s.,,t ef 7"g FER II. p, i rstS IT. T''''
,.k.n bv WA RAwIs, Druggist and
o,4efVa'V'4 Pharm ;cjst III
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will
give immediate relief Price 10 cents, so cents
and g. Sold by w A. Rawls
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Hackmetack-a lasting and fragrant perfume
Price IS and 50 cents Sold by W. A. Raws.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve Group,
Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by w.
A Rawls
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have received large stock Of Coats Spool Thread
Merchans supplied at IS cent? . dozen. per cent of
for cAah. Oh w. IL WIL1ON.
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W r. Wilson continues to do the largest Shoe Business
in Tallahassee His stock embraces the work the
in the United States including the famous
Bav State Shoe
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Erastus w. Clark,
Goats, spool Thread.

Skful Matchmaker, competent to judge OF the work
manship OF Oiherr does work that other matchmaker
can't do. IL
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Shiloh's Calarrh Remedy positive cure for
Caiarrh, Dipheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by
W. A. Rawls
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TRoUP FACTORY, GA, May 81, 1877

DR.. E. :. Lyndon-Dear Sir: We obtained
through Me>srs Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Of Al
lanta, some If your Worm OIL and it is 50 far
superior to any Thing we have ever seen that in
future we will have other kind in store. We
have been selling worm medicine for quite
number of years, and can say (as will our Gus
,omers) that your wnrn Oil is more effrclunl
than any Thing we have ever sold Should you
wish testimonials. We will send them to you
from our best citzens. This letter is unsolicited
by anv one, and is written solely to commend
YOU for getting npa good thing. Yours truly,
ROBERTSON, LESLIE & Co.
M. Lively, General Agent. july22-1m
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An inalhbe cure for, Neuralgia, Nervous
Headache, Earache T"nhache and painful men,
SITUATION in fem ,les: teaspnninl of Dr.. J"r
dams Joyous Julip rs per directions on bottle
Nothing like il fur pain. For sale 10y NJ. Lively
and w A. Rawl>, Tallahassee, Fla. ely
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Although Tallahassee appears dull W. R. Wilson's Dry
Goods business continues good He is constantly max
ing additions to HIS stock, and well reputa
ton "a the leading Dry Goods Merchant Tallahassee
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We are indebted to Robert Clarke & Co.,
booksellers and stationcrs. 81, 50 and IS West
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, for copy Of George
Basil Dixwelis Premises of Free Trade Exam
ined also Reviews of Bastais Sophisms of
Protection of Professor Summers Argument
against Protective Taxes OF Professor Perry's
Farmer~ and the Tariff Professor Summers
Speech before the Tariff Commission and of
Progress and Poverty" This is the third eii-
ton OF publication valuable 10 the student of
political economy. and issued in excellent library
style from the Cambridge University Press
Gents Bandk erchieGs.
Full Line Of Gents Plain White Bordered and Hem
stitched handkerchief, At W. r. Wilson's 10
Gin Repairing.
All kinds OF Cotton Gin Repairing done BY r. C. On
NOSE Also Gin Bsistlss sad Ribs for sale i7-A
Base Esall.
The second game between the Monticello
club and the Floral Guys, played ON the Fair
Grounds last Tuesday evening. was witnessed
by two or three hundred persons.
| The Je6ersons. not having their regular nine,
played at disadvantage There were ~'me good
plays on both sides and likewise some egregious
errors, which made the game very unsatisfac-
t,ry one To players and spectators.
Game was called on the sixth inning, when
the score stood IA TO II In favor of the ITALIA
| hassee club
| The hop iD the evening well attended,
and the merry dance went on till the wee sma
| hours.
HeaAquarteFs for Garden seeds.
The Largest Stock Of GArsn Seeds In Middle Florida
10 kept RAwls the Druggist All his seeds fresh
and name and those Intending plant saws
Tine labor and disappointment BY making their purchasee
| ct Headquarters. Is
| Meat Notice.
On account Of rapid fluctuations In the meat market
cannot give quotations. but Will make prices 70 compare
with Savannah Mobile, the day they bought.
Large stock of the following meats hand Be3ea,
Fat Backs. L. C. Sides, C. X sidss- uo) IA LEVI
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Ask for prices ut FLoRIDIAN job Office beioE
YOU send your job work abroad.
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Headquarters for Garden seeds.
The Largest Stock Of 0Arsn Seeds In Middle Florida
10 kept by RAwls the Druggist All his seeds fresh
and true to and those intending 70 plant
tine labor add disappointment BY making their purchasee
1t Headquarters. Is
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On Of rapid fluctuations In the market
cannot give quotations. bat Will make prices TO compare
With Savannah Mobile, the day they bought.
Large stock Of The following meats band Bell3ea
Fat Backs, L. G. Sides, c. X Side. Q0) Y. A. LEVY.
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MASONIC.

MASONIC. s|
p.,,,,ar meetings tl JAcMRN LODGE
- 80 on the hr-t and third A<34ays In each
MOI Soain At Il 1Ssoet ". II. AorNro4 s-ev.tsry.
R.cnlsI meetings at LEON i!43psk NO. o,
. ort1y tuesday Ertni"g, At their Room, a.
!, ,ircS Al ~ VI P. DRlSkAh, N. G.
~ McIsrO-H JH' X : IT'D
,e,,lar meeting ni AUCatMA ENCANP
u reg aed III, secerd and iorfts lllsrday Ere
xKNr W te,b AZ Their Lodge {tootAiitts O'Clock.
Al Pstnarch' !" G. G PfNMcE, C. P.
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Black Hosiery.

Black Hosiery.
Full Line Of Ladies' and Childrens Black Hosiery Just
received at w. R. Wilson's is
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A position as governess or teacher, IN a school
or private family Address Lock Box 142, Tai
lahas>ee Fla. IL 81
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mled.

YOnng Ladies'
ill call at F. C. Gilmore's You will get pretty
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New OFange SyFuPs
Clear sweet and heAlthfu honey by the quart gallon
barrel Apply TO me, or at the store OF J; w. Coles
n3t J. p. APrHoRP.
No Commission Seeds,
Only Fresh Genuine Seeds bought and paid Ter none
kept returned the end Of the season at "
pa uyla .
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
IN TIE BEGINNING.

August year unknown; time, six o'clock in
tho morning;
Safe in a tree an Ape; irrational; eating an
Raw, no cool, as yet no house, no shred OF a
garment;
Soul. a bIanS; taste nil; thumb but slowly
beginning;
Warranted wholly an Ape, q great Jack-spo
Jsbborng. hairy, grim, nrboreal wholly IA
habits,
so he safe on TIL Noon. WHOM. hushed in slum-
Everything lay dead; all save the murmuring
insect.
Whose small voice stin spako, proclalming ST.
lCuCe. Awaking
suddenly then he rose, and thinking scorn OF
his 70 lows
Longcd to be quit OF them all. his Aposs spc-
Cally. She dear,
Knew no dream. no vision; her Apolct play
All her thought her carol At Four. he finally
left her.
went To live by himself, but fClt a pang-
twas a conscience
Budding, In germ. yet went: then stopped to
battle i'm n fountain;
Wow. What an ugly phizl Tie saw and shud-
dcred; a Ruskn
Stirred I'm his breast. Taste borni-thc seed
OF mighty ideal.
RauaelcsQuC. T1tianicl Erect he strobe
through tho jungle,
Clcavlng his way with "A stiCk;-Arts rise An
Parent OF Armstrong guns, steam rams, ct
cetera! still on
Plucking the fruits he went: felt pain, no
matter tho region;
Said IL was not the apple, or crab, or cram
berry, no. nor
Even the soc. Twas n chill. He caught II
there in tho fountain
Bathing. still in heat, tho water cold o. the
coolest.
Glorious Apo!-Logician! not set perfect
Induction,
But good step, that way. as good as many
among Us!
SO he went on TIL eve, when, reached the edge
o the forest
Jsst whore the opening paths sloped west
ward; then L the cleaning,
Mounting rising knoll, he saw the sun in his
Set over flood and fell; and joining, ms in ON
braces,
Earth To Heaven draw near; he saw, and sud
denly trombled.
Sudden his Apchood shrank as q robe, and
fell from OIL him;
sudden soul was born. He owned n greater
above him,
Near him, round him, in him. far away in the
splcndor.
Having right 10 rule, and he a duty to serve
It.
And this happened at Eight-at Eight p. m.
precisely
On that August day; and If you can not be-
lieVc IL.
Go to your Darwin; read how an Apo grew
man; and "a moment
was when his soul was not, another, his soul
was quickcned.
And this must be true, or else-unhappy
dilemma
Mon and monkeys both have souls. or flourish
without them.
70 farewell, Apc-man! 10 we, your progeny.
greet you;
Thank YOU much for a soul and-mav we
never forget It'll
The Cncrt1to-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-07
ClOaks and WRAPS.

The imported cloaks and wraps
surpass in magu.fconce and ex-
trayagence those of any previous season.
Bright colored long pile velvet coaks
show designs in deep sunkcn satin lines,
and these are lined with the richest
quilted satin Innings and trimmed with
irlnges that must be seen 70 be fully
apprecia ed They are simply superb.
Some OF thom are fifteen inches deep
and very full. The arc three or four
varieties IN one piece of fringe, one
placed above the other, varying and
changing co,or5. and most of these are
made and shaped exactly to It in and
out the different curves OF the garment.
A black and gold velvet bro AIDED
carriage cloak is lined with gold satin
and trimmed with the richest chenille
and et fringe This reaches TO tho
foot Of the dress. a long black velvet
brccade is combined with plain vclvort
aud trimmed with black fur An evening
or reception cloak IS also long, cut
throe-quartcrs, fitting with largo
I iplc box plat, set i'm the lower part
OF the skirt. and is composed Of nj.
tcrnate rows of white satin, Oriental
embro dcred, IN deep garnet velvet
The fringe trimming matches all the
colors of the embroidery. 1t il lined
with pearl satin, quilted. An evening
wrap in peculiar tint Of pale green
velvet s. bordore with n wide hand Of
fur OF the mo delicate featherv ap.
pearance, shaded from n pale gray TO
white. The form OF this mantle is very
odd and entirely new. II is line with
small figured brocadod silk in a
unique combination of colors, and this
lining is bOrdered with a nourcino Of
rich white lace. Many OF the street
mantlcs arc also very elegant. a cash.
mere brocaded wrap is short at the
back. with long tabs in front, and has .
trimming made 10 match the s ape and
colors OF the rich fringe above described.
Tho lining is bright red quilted surah.
Dressy little mantlcs in gray, blue, and
other tones Of colOrs have long points
and other designs formed in thc back
with very narrow black and gold braid,
and Dor orc with fringcs Of chenille,
silk, gold and silver comb ned The
materials and colors are so blended
rs 20 form n ladylise. rich. and effect.
i've garment Charming little mantlos
OF ruby and prunc- brocaded velvet e
shown and the trimmings are marvel.
ously beautiful. - rookiyu Eagle.
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Bears.

Not long since / was riding toward
Cloud Peak, and had gone only three
miles when L discovered two enormous
grizzlies down i'm n horseshoe canon. |
left my pony, went TO the canon wall
and opened fire on the enemies. The
bears we're 500 yards away. My first
Shot wounded one of the monsters, and
tho wounded one Immediately attacked
the. other bear. They fought desperate
ly for fifteen miinutes. It was n terrible
encounter. The wounded bear was
beaten by its antagonist. after which |
shot the victor. They were both fero-
cious looking animals, and the two
would weigh over 5000 pounds. Their
tusks measured three inches, claws four
inches, feet fourtceii ihckcs, and the
bears twelve feet long
Leaving the two bears, / walked over
ridge not more than mile away and
came on To four more, two black and two
silycr-tip bears. They did not see me,
and my position was good one, on the
lee and near nice smooth Orag of gran
lite. Slipping on a pair Of moccasins,
| was soon on top Of the granite knob,
100 feet above ground. | opened fire
Immediately, only two hundred yards,
Killed two at the first shot, and soon had
them rolling down the mountain to-
gcther
1t was an exciting time; the four bears
made terrible noise. After seeing a
large eagle swoOp down among the
pines, catching grouse, descended
from my rocky knob and ventured up
to the bears, There they all lay in a
heap, al dead and in the gulch together.
Those six bears would weigh over 1000
pounds. Sail Lake T,ibtHe.
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What the Baby Was Thinking

Mrs. Fcgg: AS | came by the station,
just now, saw a baby in its carriage.
1t was amusing to see the little thing
watch the locomotive as ii rushed past,
and until it was out of sight Iwordel
what the little darling was thinking of:
Fogg: That depends If it was a girl,
she was thinking, splendid, y ''iust toe
lovely for anything" or something OF
that sort If it was boy, he might
have been mentally constructing a
smoke-consumer Or patent coupler, but
probably was considering whether il
was best to invest i'm the roads common
or preferred stock, its first, second Oh
third mortgage bonds, its equipment
sevcns, Immigrant Fights or car-trust
thirtccns.-- Boston Transcript
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Mutual federation.

my dear" said wife to her hus-
band, III know that | am dreadfully
cross with you at times, that am not
as patient as / should be, and | think
the same can be said of you
Yes, certainly" he frankly acknowl-
edged, Il am almost as bad as you are. -
Whats that?"
IL say that am just as much to
blame as you are
81 think, went on the lady, THAT
we ought TO cultivate 8 mutual tolora-
ton of each others faults, and she bent
over him fondly and kissed him.
You are not looking well tonight
my dear" he said stroking her hair
"No," she replied, "my feet pain me
dreadfully."
That's because you wear shoes two
sizes too small for you.
Then the trouble began once more
DctrCU Post
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brakes did their work in efrocting a safe

brakes did their work in effecting a safe
halt.
The fireman was badly scorched,"
reported the press next day." but train
and passengers were saved by the hero
ism OF the eng necr
The words flashed along the wires
ovet land and ocean; were set up in
startling type In hundreds of newspa per
ohces while he who did not know hero
ism by name was breathing his last on
a mattress laid on the yellow painted
floor OF the room he had seen so
clear when the engine-throb and
piston beat played Home, SIOeet Home.
The sunshine that had followed the ra' n
touched the white check OF the opened
lily before falling on his sightless eyes
and charred right hand.
When they brought him in he knew
whose silent tears dropped so fast upon
his face, and the poor burned lips
moved in n HUSKY whisper. The wife
put her ear close TO his. mouth not TO
lose his dyiug words:
II Wrj ofrLii y1W tcouid sec that I0c
Uds dA.irc. From the WiRder. hope
y0u aunt Wdte Junior" The boy
who had begged his father TO be hero.
-MdrioR Ndrir3d in Widc AWQke.