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vV'HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TO.lIOR ROW.

TO-MORROW.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
FAvOR1TE COLLECTION
STEEL PLATE EyGRAv1SGs
carefully selected from the
Most popular subjects of French German English and
American issues forming complete Gallery
of Art
Examples of the Leading Works
of the great
LANDSEER. MILLAIS. ANsDELI~ TURNER, HER
RING. NOBLE. WEBSTER FAED. BARRAUD.
ROSA BONHEUR. RITCH1E, HUNT
INGTON, COLE,
and many others too numerous to mention, are here
represented i'll engraving art after most
famous and skillful enEravers
Every Picture is Appropriately Framed In
ORNAMENTAL GILT FRAMES.
Rich in Design. of FrstC Glass Workmanship. adapted to
each Special Subject.
Sale will take place al Our salesroom,
Corner 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
3HiE NH 4 sslG eek
V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auc,loneer:
CATALoGuE SALE OF CHOICE OLD wH1sKEys.
sa 56b foM f 6St 81 Si NE Hosf AR 3hfE
Ran ED 70 BE AS RElKEsENTED.
O'CLOCK. at auction shall sell the follow
ing fine goods III Demijohn and case
Is Denijohns Welty Whisky QS58). ranging from to
~. gallons each.
Is Deinijohns Thompson Whisky. ranging from to
A.. gallons each.
Is Dell4ijohns Gibson Whisky, ranging from to ~
gallons each
IS bemIlohns Monticello Whisky. ranging from to
A.. gallons each
Is Drmiiohns Old Club Whisky, ranging from to ~
gallons each.
Is u nijollns Bourbon Whisky ranging from to ~
GALLON each.
1O;i-cailOn Demijohns Old Port Wine
63-ga ON Denijohns old Madeira.
63Eallon Dtmiohn Sta. Gro Rum
5 Cases st. Julien. quarts
5 cas- st EInelon, quarts.
5 cases MedOc quarts.
5cases It Estephe. quarts.
3 cases MarvauX. quarts
80 DemlJoilns SherrIts Brandies and other goods
These goods strictly rstclass and will be sold
without reserve. Offering fine opportunity to ind
ydals and private families to choice goods at
moderate figures.
ny.9-5t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
OEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE AND CHOICE
Il STEEL iNINGS. IN HANDSOME FIR AMES:
ALSO. CHOICE COLLECTION OF IMPORTED
OLIOGRAPHS.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE FOURTH CON-
mencinx at ii N O'CLOCK. and continuing at FOUR
O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON will SELL within
our auction rooms one of the choicest lections of
FINE ENURAVINGS AND OIIOGRAPHS
Ever offered at auction in our city
A fine opportunity to obtain EngravinKs. which are
far rable to the class of oil paintings usually sold
Co Election now exhibition and should seen to be
appreciated.
t.22t DTNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
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PROFESSIONAL.

MRS NJ FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER AND
4vl Business Medium. leaves the city June the 2Oth
Will b. gone till fall those wishing call al
No. 1124 ltIi northwest myf5-lm.
INASY FEET
and daily walks being requisite to health. thousands
visit Dr. WHITE for relief from. and avoidance of
Corns Bunions Diseased Nails. &c Iil6 Penn
tyivanl2 avenue. Washington. D. G., ii North Eutaw
street Baltimore. Md Dr. Whites thirty eighth year
o. professional tXperlence
Zee 81 a sitting. auo9
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DROPOSALS FOR FILE-CAsES

PROPOSALS FOR FILE-CASES
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE -UPERINTENDENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. =. Nay -, 1884
SEALED PROPOSAL !, Will be received at this Office
4ndl Two O'CLOCK +. NJ. of WEDNESDAY,. JUNE
HiEVEN I'll. 1884. for manufactuTinr and setting ui
m complete working order FiF IN FILE CASES
Tor the use of the Department in this cty
Pans and specifications will be furnished 10 furniture
manufacturers on application to this Dtiic-.
The Department the right ieCt any all
0ds. or parts OF any bid. and to waive defects
my30-2aw5w CHAS ]. EOIGER secretary
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
u OFFICE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON May ~. 1885,
Saed proposals will he received tine office above
until II O'clock noon TUESDAY. JUNE 10 for furnish
supplies composing Stationery, Bank Forms.
School Books. Furniture Hardware. Groceries Shoes.
Safdlerv Drugs Paints. Lumber. Forage. Meats Fn'A
Curbin2. to the various branches of the Dis
o1ct Governm, mt Tor the year ending June 80. 1885
The Commissioners the night to reject any
al bids parts of bids
Information. samples and blanks will be furnished
upon application at room l.. Morrison Building. AZ
street.
my2S- lit f. o. BECkETT. Property Clerk
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Al + III + E #S$ ~
a. I,,,LL,,,AAA NN M M HN ME-

POPULAR SUMNER ROUTE
Gommenci May Sd, and every Saturday thereafter.
ocean voyage Only five days from land to land The
Iron Steamships of this strength
improvements that practical experience suggest
Cabin. $40 aud $50; intermediate. $S6 75
LEVE L ALDEN. General ARents
.0i Broadway New York.
G. W MOSS. Washington, d. c.
ALLAN LINE, INTER SERVICE
Portland to Liverpool every Thursday until Nav
Cabin $50, $40 and $50: intermediate S36 rs Extra
weekly ships to Boston from Liverpool. Queenstown
Londonderry Glasgow and Galway for prepaid business
the United States intermediate. &3675 steerage $21
The Baltimore service will be resumed, commencing
April s. and regularly thereafter.
Apply to LEVE & ALDEN. General Agents. 207 Broad
way, New York. or g. W. MOSS
225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mh13- stu Washington, D. G.
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TINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer
CATALOGUE SALE
SEVERAL PRIVATE LIBRARIES,
Formln4an unusually
FINE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
Many Of them
ELEGANT ENGLISH EDITIONS.
Some valuable
MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
complete set of the
ANNALS AND DEBATES IN CONGRESS.
AND CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE,
Together with Private Collection of Works on
FARMING. FISHING FLOWERS, FRUITS.
AND THE NATURAL SCIENCES.
Libraries now ready for examination.
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
Southwest corner 18th st and Pa av. Washington.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE NINTH 1884,
AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK,
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS
Terms CASH
1e2-7t THOS DOWNING Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
V1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CRATES OF ENGLISH STONE CHINA
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE FIFTH. 1884. at
TEN O'CLOCK at my auction rooms, shall sell
era crates OF the above goods Atte OF the trade
is directed to this sale
je ct THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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MAR RIED.
ID Ed.

DEAN-SIMMoNs. ON sunday June I, 1854 by IN
Rev. Mr. Ryand WALTER III DIAN to Miss kATIl
l.. SIMMONS. Both of this city.
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The ROIl.caIl i'm Progress.

INDICATIONS FAVOR ELECTION OF CLAYTON.
The roll is being called on each individual
name, and 1t Will take nearly two hours. The
southern delegations divided On Lynch and
Clayton Claytons election seems probable at
p. IN. g. W. A.
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A slight fire IN house 40. ~. jackson alley b0-
longing To Dennis Ccnnrll. caused an alarm from
box o. about IL clock this morning. The fire VI a
CAUSED 10y child stepping on some matches.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
V,HoMAs DOWNING, Aucrioneer

AUCTION SALE OF PREM 'SES Nos 41e, 42l 423
AND 425 ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
Fol RITZ AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers

THIS SALE Is POSTPONED 70 THURSDAY
Jt NJ FlF III. lisa. same hour aud place.
A BRADI Trnsfee
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sugar Trssa Beets and sorskuus.
krDDl the Chic11o y.n,,s

TT. The experiment OF making sugar from bsets,
tred ~ TINS state several years nao cost II Ia said not
i.ss than q million dollars The experiments in tho
same direction In Maine Massachusetts and Wiscon sn
though lie. costly eadec In complete failures. Tho
the ns.er. of ,nne hines for extrr otne the uco and
apparatus for boiling II down. All the sugar AMI syrup
ever made Ia the country pntd half the OF the
at'eleH purchased Tor the purpose OF making 1t.
IN 1882 probably tbr most complete establishment for
ths manufacture of sugar and syrup from sorghum
protected WAS put in optrRitoh At Champaign ILL., 1he
best apparatus was obtained, and the coucern placed
under ts Charge OF competent chemist who hnh thor
ousliy studied the subject Of sugar making aud had
made Original investigations Tie crop OF raised
this Yea was remarkably Nno stil III. establishment
was o-rh before mo crop WAS work Ell One Of the
stockholders writes
AS ip, tho Champaign sorghum sugar enterprge a.
enhen " financial disaster e stFer part ~ the cArital
having been suok hey The plant
likely to be soil and rnn,ei similar fate overlook
aniHnfactory OF sorghum sugar at uoopeston. ILL.,. u
YEAR 40 the investmrnt c"nt.leEane one having
proved total loss These sorghum sUgsr enterprises
seem to b. getting on more successfully IN karsgs this
year, hut rome OF the Stockholders II they get
through The season without positive los. III ouits
rs much ms they expect Reports from the seat of The
sorghum work. in fcuucssca scarcely IN orc
assuring Than those rom Champaign county Ill, but
nm not familiar enough with tho facts to the at
ehxth. In conclusion tho manufacture II sorghum
snghr ia not likely - be resumed Illinois until the
price OF sugar las advanced fully ~ per cent, and per-
On
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The OAIy surs Reseips for . Perfect Drass
hand.


NJ All tho romance has gone out OF the cowboys
life Tie magnificent liberty he wns wont TO onjoy The
sseais,snsss o. ne roundup a.. airbresd, escapes
FROM hdlaa the thousands OF bunalous he his
,re ~. ar Indian princess and his cnttls rcsmnFa
Thousand NUS are all hereafter The meres myths to tho
,Ia snt rtpnrtr who wanisrcd Into the gallery OF the
FSro-ltioi, tall yesterday and n dozen
ssvMeooking cowboys Uo INK sweet music out Of the
in,ticnc tois ot l9t 81 brass Instruments The sight
shattered the GtobeDcinCcrdt young mans dreams OF
boy Band executing Bceth ven sonata n Chopin noc
tnrns or something OF the kd whiis the leader waved
l0inch silver plated 4tcalhre over them FOR
baton. II impossible to imagine IN these wsre
genuine cowboys but every had his certncate and
the leader who waved the ak shooter ANAL
reporter who questioned him that brave had per-
ishsd In refusing to accept tho gsnuneness Of the cow
boy inusirisna
They until tho people In the nsxt county imagine
that lot OF crazy BARRIERS out n their
neiahborhood serenading tho singing coyotes Night
AFTER night passes In this way. until the self educated
musicians get an opportunity to burst In upon civEa
tn and Rva the friends Of culture and high taste
o. their quality The change IL pretty good ny
tne cAtemen a. the music some cowboys make will kill
laTk rabbits At ninety yards and Brighten they
are inside the county line
what do swing tha, gun for 7" the 0lobs. Dvnods
reporter asked the leader OF the cowboy band.
Thats my baton" IVES the answer.
yes"
What fori"
ITO Nil tlA nrat man who strikes n false note"
ADVICE TO leaders of local bands. Get @4ealibre re-
volvsf aud use IL mighty quick
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Col. Chidcshsr's Bets,
From the 81 louis Giobe Dcmocrd,.

Col. J. I; Chidesber ,proprietor and operator
OF stage line From Fort Worth TO Fort Suma
."na TER tory wa. Jolly KIND Of ch2p whole .oued
nslas he told how no nnce FORUM. BY betting Gen
Lnjl laylofs election To the Presidency. SAID hes
bet ever thing hal, money honse, md home farm,
pasture land stock, Wagons harness clothes and
thing You could think Of As long as Ind crcdi, vet
II. Then day | het hat coat vest, psntR.
looms, and shoes md was lNe miles from homo
ut that but | TAYLOR would lie c!un,e ed,
bet on his election: on liiR election hy differ.
en nAJortiet; his living TO bs elected and sio
bets OF all sorts and shaprs la those Gays used 10
drive round-this was in Nissisrppi-wi'h n i,nd of
music and asiapuunder CANTON aud toll had
rousinR times aud stirring speeches Hut no
got elected. as knew Ie would aud calculated when
figured H. up-for had clerk TO Keep trucs Of my
hetsthnt had won SSno0p in gold collected all az
the hets. too. one didn't Ike give M mule he
mule aud gave Inn another and better ule
ana to'uHy he writes me cNefy month and says
what good fellow Am Aud when I knew !
hai won kept open house for u week and invited the
mho.e county ! had charcoal made Il, the thousand
bushels, and oxen cooked whole In tr-nches. don't
Know nov long decorated every post haspole chin
hty. lightning rod and tire. IA that vicinity
Am.rcan iias and when the tass gave out sent for
more We nred salute of thirty three guns for
again in the evening, and had sD people
al my house fos whole week and more. eating and
drinking and making Ard after had usdiic ted
all my expenses had about 500, left"
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a Kn;llesnIke's Suicide.


was ono day following one Of tho largo
breahng ploughs common IN tiiat time in Illinois IL
WAS drawn by nve ors.A yoke OF oxen, and there
TWO men TO nshaRe the plough nnI tile team. wa
were gong nong one ~ Ill, III discovered ttesHuke
about tweive or fourteen inches in They rarely
exceeded eighteen or twenty inches that this
Vas probably about twHtiirds grown, The nrn who
nrst saw " was about to k IT. other PROPOSED
TO see II could be made To bite i'seif which il
commonly Reported the fsIeshakc would U IL anger ed
ana prevented from escaping Accordingly they pOk ed
thr snake over mt" the ll"nghet ground. and then bs-
galt tctshs II with iheir long whipl. Escape
possible aud te snas- bcrHne frautic at its in
en'ctua attempt either to ire itH ASSISTANTS to get
away from them. AZ last II turned itself and
struck its fangs ilto its body. about the dde.
lhe poison seemed to take eject INSTANTLY The fausa
were not Withdrawn al NIL and IL not p.rfecty dead
within less than i've minutes. II Mt least showed no
r!Ss Of life THAT II should die quickly will seem
srankc II II IN horne IN init that til. hite would
have killed q tul grown man in few hours time.
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taking about prisoners jumping through
car WINDOWS TO get away from their KEEPERS
an old sheriff. ss he kept his eye two who were
tndenhei together aud occupied the In front OF
him iet me tell yon little story About fifteen years
always Thought myself good enough for any Lian,
on him. lad hhd him IA charge eral months and
sion to into the closet let 20 cling confident
he would never jump with the going forty miles
an hour He d'iu't come back directly and theu got
scared and look ed for hun. The window OF the closet
was wide open, AMI y too plain he hni
made the jump. ! stopped the train ard we ran back
got out lanterns and looked FOR him I expected to
hd nun dead BY the SIDE Of Tho a sign
HIM did we discover, except HAT found his where
ne hfd jumped. The trniii and STAYED there
sHore IN posse from lot Of section hands and
onered reward. But never found hini--not even a
track nor sYn. save that hat. Ia hwavs one OF
The greatest nvfteri-s to how he nwav The fall
must nave hurt hi ~ there high re and
no" man coid get away JGick rftcr such terrible
jump was more than could understand. Ten ycers
hfterNard came across thar tho pen al Joliet
where lie was Iciiyehr burglar. He told how he
GOT away and laughed 80 over II tina, II bet the
Rnt chance To tell of his ceverness bright
eHt one no ad passed IN many He had simply
climbed 9Lt Of The window reached up
win ms hands and pulled himself OF The
coach ihere he lny and heard him
When the tram went on with him and without me lie
was very iiappy A soon he a alicr at Ons of
me stations lie jumped upon freight train and from
that out was hnthng hut a common tramp. Pretty
sleek, Nhsntltf' 1900
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A meeting of Ohio Sheriill was held at Co.
lHhru4 ha"y to cOn"iler the Proposition Ia have all
executions las" rince III iic ne'tt0ry ana fHcili-
Mie movement loukihS toward .I5itY ~ official fees.
About tw"tt i've county Shcs r. The prime pal
tolC discussed that ot hayiHg ict.l q
capi'at "icnccs executed NJ The "uitrutIAry u Was
Arsucd that II would not uuly hr better the state
," matter ~ .Hfyh-' bur n u moral effect would
u" better u vas ria 80" thnt IN EryuItv 0t eases Is
WAS found call on the militia {" preserve
order Nheu Juhuton was "~"uuod ht Ashland IL co-i
member snil, To hnGS a. NE mlroIars the
state II wa asserted that hanging NJ lie state
leniisrN W"ul' ave good 'utCt on the criminals wht
cOnNurd there, Wlll NOW done
inv Is excited 10 criminal hang ed the pa.
su,,, aroused As!N .tuct.L"H tho n criminal A
Erpt wear before being executed and bond ~ synpt-
thy ~ frequently formed between the Sherin and IN,
man No. II :" hang, l'G iatt"r often b.lug made hero a
lay weak minded persons. who send hun md
other tokens ut TIL. often makes IT IN. mOfs
difficult for the Sheriff 20 perform hit sworn duty.
III, ice ON que stOM was h!sO dlscusset.
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That Hateful Word.

A tall darA-skinned gentleman. with a
n-rre eve and an unsnglct crop Of bIack hair senped
INTO popular oyster Restaurant. last evening
down he side one Of the tables
" Here waiter he called out swapping hs fingers
viii the mr. OF one accustomed 70 ohsru
me snnethIny TO eat and De quick about ii, too"
What VIII II be, sir - Inquired the whItC-lnroUed
yorng mGn politely. New York Tie half
she'll or"
But Ihe tall man with tho dark skin Gercs eye and
nIshinR'ci HAIR waA gone. lis ierRrturc nhrupt
~ NOISY. and AMID the din Of nng feet could
be liscernci The following exclaInat,' as:
10 - NhS does some --- fool AK IL -
every place roy"
No 10 called out the head waiter where has Sen.
ator Logan gone! hidn't yOu serve him :"
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OF man. II sounded Ike the low. -plointivo wall
OF worn-out men. These chants, with COCA
sionaI prayers. were cont inued for four hours
Tho monks stood m otfonlees as statues all this
time. neithor kneelinG nor sitting. II was ap-
parently a most trying ordeal.
Such II the life that those holy mon lead
day In and day out until the day arrives
faces and. coftiiness. they arc laid TO rost. Tho
world may be full OF sham and hypocrisy. but
there seems to be none OF IL among the Trap
plsts. II any man wants to learn the awful
soiemnity OF lie and the value OF time, let him
70 to q TrAppiBt monastery,
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F,om II, indiana DoIi. Journal.

funny story goes a!On, tho street about tho
Sudden nhd unexpected iu'c"duct t. Mr. BuFcard OF
certain Nerv aud disappointed Republican poll.
uiian HE latter, as lie heard the name, tax en-
Ahaek ana exclaimed, Are Won tho Rev Mr. Burchard
VINO TAXED Nuut rum. RoH.Auisin. and rebellion p"
81 nm, aid DR. Burchard. uuensily, Well said the
played HI, dldut your"
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He Had His DOubts.


An old citsen steppod uo TO the polls In
Hsrtws rueJiRy. and asked for DeuOr r.iic tickel
lie lnnk"i critically At the list OF esc'or mud re
nArh'i 80. here, tear OF Of this ticket: dom,
want tn vote nr m tdruv II them fcl,gr-. who are
ih.y at{ way p Tic ..ectors ticket Was explained n
mn Al r}ht, hsil hC, rs 10 porl the iirkst -
don't know them fvefs; never hrerd OF 'cu AMI was
hfrnl' there might he Of these darued Radicals
'eul.n -'-'~'"'
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samethinx Like the Peeksk,iI Man.
From ire S,p Hcr>n Ncrs.

hosilents Of upper Derby. Conn, arc greatly
annoyed by tho peculiar procerti Is u unkn,w
The dresses In black and - II AZ.
Icaroucc duriug the rvanin. lie goes from hous. 10
hous" tapping tho Windows generally At houses
where there arc no male residents, Last evening nls
tapping brought a woman to window, but. xlthough
hiIe the man. unable recognize him.
Ufccrs are now On the gentlsin ans track.
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7IT"T NJ IWV9ITTT,
Considerable transformation Ia bcinC printed
In tie newspapers the subject Of AMI
contributions 10 tive Democratic csnpngn fund Itmav
10 stated IA fact that the Libel suntr hu,or wn.
SoIeoIsn the Ihilanthrolist OF Washington city.
" 10 MS Wsh That TIE exact nf his
tons shouid not lie known but without them Tho M
lonAl Committee would have been badly hsiIleIsI,
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Goa! is u ser Gus item in the expense OF
going Stearsiips IN .h.s- days Of fast ships
quick pasrAseh Two thousand dollars day spent
fuel is Nun exceeded by srynra OF Inc swift
lanic ships and few Il any, of them aking money
some OF lhe 'in,- Z 10 SAID viii withdraw certain
steamers for repairs. md thus reduce expenses IL
he observed from the table hslow what the
COS, of fuel auAe - Tor These largest yesssls:
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fclt largely rewarded for the iniiiatury steps
which sho took il the humane work OF substi
tuiing In tho sick room oi o.duy such Dolly
NardHns ~ this for the saroy Cairns and
Detsy Prins OF f,y yenra ago. on her skill |
VIII My say that on every dny ~ nv short stay
In tho W rd saw her rtnda4- broken hca,ia.
legs. and arms rs deity Rs any uNperioncrd
surgeon could hnve done. and that on on. day
II saw hor cut tho plaster clsts of Two insn :
broken icxs an Oneraiion for when the ehrrp-
est Instruments. besides considerable strsL I
and skill. arc Indispensable. To describe hur
avor-eNuhrrant good humor aud ioilliy con-
feqs myself inroinI Irtcnt. She wan tho life 81
tue ward. bur she was also ils queen. She ruled
II. vpparcutiy. With u feather Tor n sc"Utre but
hsr will WINS law. and law ~ iininutnb ma
those Of the Meies and porsisns. II sceiued
To be universally understood .hat sho could. II
She deemed IL nocs ssary, convert her feather
sceptre into II rod ~ iron,
BESIDES Dolly. there were three other
nurses sttaPhcd to the ward. They were ali
models Of kindness. geptleness. and patience.
Moreover. they wcro NIL good looking Why
shouldn't thov be2 Tho facial expression is
ohly phySica retiOction OF the mind, and tho
good that was In them hud to show. God never
makes mistakes.
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Kircng klcrngl king killing
"Jim. turn out tn tho left and get those hind
wheels ON tho track. and then pull hOr on 10 IL
again She'll ride cnser."
was lying IN my side on tho noor OF an nm
bulAuco. leaning on nay right elbow. with
my head close to tho drivers scat. Facing ma
and seated On n cushioned board. covered with
oii-cotn. Mt tho rear on OF the ambulance. sat
two young mon in dark blue uniforms. with
military caps. on the fronts OF which were ON
broidered tho words:
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ONE UEEK Nv q ROsPITdL

"a the t,nnuianrc--'rh- EIr.t Two Uou,s-
A MAN Wiihoas Bards-A Cou, azeo.
Fr-l canar - The Little ~uiAtt"- bsn,h
from Gaiurot .rn,-' nun 0vrr, n Itud tu.r."