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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
THE WEATHER REPORL
G)yEPVUEVT INDICATIONS

COY ER\ NENl lNDICAtl)NN
WAsHINGrON April 2l.-For New-EnsIand,
colder -euei ally fair weather followed BY light rains
Oh Tuesday -ht, norrhoa~ter!y winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States, colder and partly
cloudy weather and RAIN north eat winds increasing
IN force.
For Tennessee and the Oho valley threatening weather
and rain winds generally from northeast AID northwest,
,llZlt fall ia temperature.
For the Lover Lake region local rains and partly cloudy
weather north ~ east winds nearly stationary Jcmpera-
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4RREsTEDWHILE IfLKING MS WE

PHILADELPHIA, April Obituaries F,Lawall,
o New-York c'othcutter rad Annie Gray Williams. The
keeper OF dlcpItt3e house, before JUDGE Ludlow to-
DAY IN a suit % recover damages Tor fas arrest lie
came 20 fhis cy 10 sock hIs wife, who living ia HE
house VI the woman Williams hc fOuad nor ..d she
I-.d JO 10 hap, CD NDUlUlk wl.l i.u lut fIr woman
iutettered ami tler, a sadie 10 which lIau- Is
laval seized her diamond pm For tut Ae va mpris-
nlA ullre .hu pI..eAt sIII. Wl..- y ~. AnlA.sAlL
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The DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

ALBANY. April 21.-ln response to request
signed by twenty-ix Of the thiry-tvo members OF the
committee the mc,'!rs OF the Democratic state commit
tee called for Thursday has been postponed uEidy Il
Tn movement for he uostpoucnont * lid - have been
brought about hy Democratic members Of the Legs Atl
lUd members OF o wish III ~ Poe 20 nome 10
attend tie cauCn ai.l District culvcuuOnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

TRlBrNE OFFICE. Aprl 22-l a. m.-Durlug the clear
weather yesterday the movement In the barometer was
inward lair cloudy and clear weather prevailed. The
te,oorilr. RANGED between ~ and co., the average
,j35l bcu. ~ higher than tar corresponding day
layi wear aud g. lower iIJu Oh sunday
Clear or and cooler weather may d" expected To-
day ~ THIS Guy and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
rErI.HLIcAN LONNLNrLlN.

For the Republican state sConVeuton AT
Utca. Apr, - tue NcW-No.A. West Shore aud luna
Railway viii ,.l e1rlrsuu urlrts o. b.rh aud Ittuu
at 81 DO Ilckea tlino tables AMI -le.u u--rar accom-
modal CONS can D- obtained 80 the ttF tir.t ans ls
srug,r Jnlse BOB Broadway corner i-t k-st. and 40
other offices OK tue company "a AeH-4orA, blo'4 i
Jc.sty tIty.
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fnrona

when Ba5y -as SICK. we glv' her Ctsrog'I
When she vas a Child. she crisl forCASroaiL
when she became Miss. abe clunE to cAsToeiA
When she had Children, she gave them CATOsiA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
BLAINE STRONG IN MICHIGAN.

WA-HINGrOS, April 21.-COngr gresham Horn
Michigan tonight 10 attend The StaJe ConVrn-
ton. winch meets April e. lie seems TO think that
te delegation Coaso st cot l. 30 pledged 10 sup
VOL a-y candidate. Az VII 4dgse Tho convention ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
TRIBrNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS.

t. diagram shove H- oar9 r'la ,'ltoh l. ih !ty D. tsaI.
o. hl--s
s NJ Hiiusnt rie irregular rc2a ut -r os..a-.s
Gle daring t.f lo4 Tue 3rI-na H t lne irPretl'
Meier
me- Pa macy. Ii5 E-oA-eay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

c)rdingly "There is" he said "a strong sentiment IN
favor OF Blaine In Michigan which seems TO quicken
under the impulse given 10 IL by like sentinents IN Other
states. Michigan has always been Blaine stare ana
PROBABLY VIII he again this year Ednnnds, hnu pas
gained strong tOOhold IN the state but OF an arthur
sentiment fail 20 find even the smallest trace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

in front and Mr. Reilly doing his utmost ~ catch up An
ash cart crossing az One-hundred and twenty sh'A-
St, terminated the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

novelty ana exceptional stronxth 81 ~ ggnng le Al ps
1877 iH,cin1tons of ths luKnrtJas article
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Ready rhi, ,Ioria-.

TIE SENI-WEIALl IRIBl VI.
pr... lu vI.I... ,.l's flt .tt. B t.II+ g.. coy
OIL. GODS. N.4.. rHH.f tll 800 tAtt+' ~~"
THE IllI8UNE N'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

RMTNGHAM-STONE.-At ~ JOHNS Church Clifton
,atrn -ltud. on the event o. Wednesday 10Th AprI.
by NE ttey Di cornelius >FOpc Emma Else dlHEhf-r
IN W stone ~ N-s Br glou staten sla ID 10 Egs,t
riZyale Birmingham u Clifton staten islsnI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

Whe1 ypu AK for EenOus Capcine PorOu. Psatcr, d01
AcNpt ahy others as just - POOL" % cents
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~ nLNlNe colLrANr 10 BE kEoReA WED.

PHILApELrnIA. April 2I.-The Iowa t'ulch
Mining Company is - be reOr -aLizad. The property
which wss ono worth s2sO.OOO recently sold for
800 10 Mr Jennings VINO bought II oH OeAAh Oh 'Ae
sLgOkuU44eIA.
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EszAzcszz zSczszzz
L[EL

Al notices Of na1taJ.' must b, iaa7-..l ritz r.a
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Home tor ihr DeStifufe Blind.
- =

FIou 10 I'd. 20 T. D m.
APRIL - tHi ... Ia.
This well known wOTIy charity, Incorporated IN 1893
has Our1wu present 2lD hest "A
ana NEED- MORE ROOM
The present Fair projected by the Lady Managers ad
of lie BIldinz FUND ior and HoIr Comnodous
WHO WILL OFFER HELPING HASDTO THE BLIND
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8 tclll Monies.


Artistic Memorials
The NEH-'- NfTAND CRAE. TIE N'tK~ Hartford coma
tl-,r', and Workshops Westerly. g. d.
aIr r-lH.at-- -ad visions slar- cone pom
-c'd y. s. oli.e 49, H.Nay e. 49,. t--N tIl--D. "a
Ari -nc OF Importance
ORTGIE~ z CO., Az TIyNEERs
GALLLR.E~. stJtsI si- BROADWAY
Previous 70 tA.r Departure 'o- Egro1e.
MIR. ARTHUR QUARTLET
and
Mr.. 7. HOPNI\SDN SMITH
W.. SELL w-aoUt reserve. e. to- Above o.. cries.
no. SIP tDIANi ENAMPLEs
q tGer WoT.
OIL AND EA.L-C94OE PANrINJ
-.it,i ''t Po-et 90 W',s'
manner
Thr sale Vi take place
FRIDAY EVEN isG, APRIL -. ~ O'CLOCK.
oN EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
TIE sale VIII leuu1eG the mdn4g nrnt u The Ameucl
arJ Association AMI ejldIcte1 by NJ. llo3 b. Al9y.
Tie Commercial Advertiser
TIL. paper established 1884, is now IN N han Is Of CON
pany OF which Mr.. PAHKE GOODWIN is President and nc
pain, or expense spared orendsru
FIRsTClA~s EVENING PAPER
complete in a. lis lei lrtmcnts-r Literary Artistic
and 20 nmercal
IT. large circulation among business men auIn te house
hold renders 10 oS2 oerHs
BEST MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING
in me cisy Price. cents. Nassau and Fulton ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
MARRIED..

EXOCH MoRGAx's sOvs
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04

to any poor fellow who loathes him
self as no one else on earth does or
can, "come confide in Christ, take
his strength, there is hope and saliva
ton even for YOU"
When men who know by ex-
perience, can say, "the Lord Jesus
Christ has saved me from my drunk
en- self" | will listen with bated
breath and prayerful heart, and say
to others who are in the depths,
"Christ loves you, and will save you.
Man trust him. Commit yourself to
him. Gather hope from this doctrine
Jesus Christ is Gods gift for all the
world" Accept as life's grand aim
this precept, All the world for Christ.
And humbly, prayerfully say, "Believ
ing in the power Of the Lord Jesus
Christ to save me, l hereby engage
to abstain from all intoxicating
liquors as beverage.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04
Examination Of Teachers for ShiaWaSSee
County.

Regular public examination at Corunna, Fri
day and Saturday, March % and 30.
Special public examination at Bancroft, Sat
urday. April IL.
Special public examination at Corunna, Sat
urday, April 10.
Special public examination at Perry August
Applications for first and second grade GER
tifcates will be received at the regular public
examination only.
Each examination will begin promptly at 8
o'clock AM.
A limited amount of time will be given for
each branch.
Examinations will be held in the school
buildings Of the above named places, unless
otherwise ordered
BY order of the Board of Examiners
Byron, Feb. 2, 1884.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04
Order of Publication.
MARY J. SKADAN,
Complainant.


Complainant. State of Michigan,
Seventh Judicial Circuit,
JOHN w. SKADAN, In Chancery.
Defendant.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County
OF Shiawassee-in Chancery, ut Corunna, on the
18th day of March, A. ID. 1884.
Upon due proof by affidavit that John w.
Skadan. defendant in the above entitled
pending in said court, is resident Of the Territory
of Dakota, and non resident Of this State; and on
motion of 5. +. Smith, Solicitor for Complainant,
1t is Ordered, That the said defendant do appear,
and answer the bill of complaint filed in said cause,
on the sixteenth day Of July, A. ID. 1884, else the
said bill OF complaint shall be taken confessed.
And Further That this order be published
within twenty days from this date in THE
TIMES n newspaper printed in the said County of
Shiawassee and be published therein once in each
week for six weeks in succession, such publication
however shall not be necessary in case copy Of
this order be served on the defendant personally,
at least twenty days before the time herein pre-
scribed for his appearance
Dated this 18th day of March, A. ID. 1884.
WILLARD j. TURNER,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Shiawassee Co.
True copy +. f. WEIGH, Register.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04

A very carerui estimate of the num-
Der of killed and wounded in the riot
T suits as follows: Killed, As; wounded,
226. There have been many who re-
ceived slight wounds whose names have
not been ascertained.
APRIL 1.-The deaths from the Gin
cinnati riot number lorty-sx. Several
companies of militia were yesterday
sent to their homts. Complaint is
made that saloons along the barbados
are literally patronized by the soldiers:
The Reform association, composed or
citizens of all parties, has placed in the
call a mass-meeting to ratify it. -
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04

CHICAGO.


WHEAT-Lower; April, ss1s@S24Sc;
May. S6J60eS79sc; June, SSl4dsSJSc.
CoRN-I,ower: April, 50S4@5l14c; May,
655S0i55slc: June, 61SGl563sc.
OATs-Lower; April 2sSsld2SJsc; May,
S2JSCdSS1Ec: June, 33d33l4c.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork lower: April,
S17.421S0l7.471S; May, $15.57]}dl7; 6S1%;
June. Si7. 67@l7. 7aiS. Lard-Steady; April,
S9l599.15; May, S9.25@9:71s; June, $3.50
@9371S.
CATTLE Market steady. We quote:
Choice to fancy steers. .......... .S6.21td6.vU
Good to choice steers ........... 515Ca5.O
Medium to fair steers. 4loC0o.OO
HoGs-hIarket firm. Sales ranged from
$655C07.O5 for heavy: S5.S5CdG.GO for light.
BUrrER-Steady. We quote: Choice to
Fancy Creamery at S0(d3l u 10; ordinary to
good do. 2502Sc: good TO fancy Dairy at
23d25c; common to fair do. l5G2Oc.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT-Iigher: No. . April, S1.011S@
1.011l; May, S1.03l6ll OBJ; June, S1.O435@
1.049S. CoTN-Qulet; Mixed Western Spot,
54a62c.
MILWAUKEE.
WHEAT-Steady; April, S4Hc;.. May,
S914c; June, 901Gc. CORN-Firm at 56]1c for
No. g OATs-Firm: No. 2 White, 32c.-
RYE Strong: &c for No. ].
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04

The gi.aJ nos angclcs meteor has
been dug up and is scientifically de-
scribed as "about the SIZE of a Sara
:o0a trunk.n
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04

All Trains Daily except Sunday.
w. A. VAUGHN E. O. BROwN
Div. Supt., Bay City. Gen'l Supt., Detroit
o. w. RUeGLEs, q. p. & r. A.. Chicago
+. q. WHITNEY Asst q =. & L. A., Chicago.
j. A. SwAyzE, Station Agent, Owosso.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

~ been fully year since ! saw you. dear
nssen, enss hssn 3 nneh ' Z. word
OF your whereabouts. Where Ola you ~,
on. you've i,cen round the word In your
Ana yon dIni know Z wvsd u TIE news.
Wen. just You ~ there. A thar ~ arm
Ans ,As hen srk N the question, yoa choose.
Engaged 10 H. marriclY M 81, or Il. 20:
And you heard q ~ kfspt you say;
wei news trs ,., ..ss ~, = X, io[ is's iAst
But IN telI scu me truth. man. Am MT err
Eu<tfi.
- Arc . sSs sss s1 Fa e p. sss y. -sa se IT,
who was married. dear fei'c~. Inst June.
what kina or hnsband' o.. rather good
Hc l. not very rich. 10 bc sure:
He dnn't WIN yacht ~ 4 house and lot
And a-epi 4 some fir.s n!d en- endure
~. might Vote him stick. oi1 man:
II uasn' I MS a.; that won the girls hcarts
He y much TOO p.oddinx % plan
He loved her. he told her-at least . have
heard
Ana !. .e,,sn. spess Louder I. r Inn werds
They re A. I.yinr - any two birds.
I0G loved herr IN. nonsense; And she drove
wh,. hrr husband knows M. hinr n this.
She laughed q your so.df she wouidn't p
sOiIf
wei. very rare creature. that miss;
d think that her husbana would mind 4
you'd cal
Just II pay your RESPECTS 70 his wifc'
Nov. how should know Nou sce' - ~
Is.,snf rs .nrendcr -Ame strife
That n nosi cAses. chapple' ~ answer yos
thus.
Yru hah letter NOT play with the flame;
Bnf were a. preach ind this less n teach.
Why. old fellow. n AtAlid he shame.
SoI'fl DO unto yon A. IA hare you 70 az.
And invite son ~ Z \ any day:
And II you AVA come when am AZ home.
Why lfn sure Nm will ask you % Say.
le-. ~ ! ~hfs the hAppics, man IN ~
world.
And RI ffW engaged ~ ynu <rf.
For she 4 ms wife sr<. All mine fpr lie.
NOW. o.d fellow. Congratulate n<.
--lHE4dk,phd Cal
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he rr,l sentiment a society towards
.he n,ol 4. cxprrs.si II Is general cr1n-
census that there u such being - ~
fool-kiIicr. and thaf he viii come -
-ome inde1inife time and from some In
definite place and protect society IRON
the dangers y which fools sno]cct y
~ killing them >ociciy h. oeen
anxiousiy looking for ~ appearance
from time immemorinl- bui % ~ no.
cpine yet. and there are no nsrAll'c
signs - h's coming Meanwhile the
crop D: fools not ouIy steadily increases.
bu; new varieties ars added p the genus:
which devise new forms II iiioey and
menace the people with new forms o.
danger A ne advent d ne iroi-
killer seems 20 bc one q those myths
representing = Sensc ~ outraged us-
tice On Tic part Of cOmmun ". ana
| the blessed day will never come when
| Ne will arrive and commence the looked
(. for massacre. Il : evident tbat soelety
must protect itself through the medium
I ~ Law where the folly i amenablr %
law ~ making Il acrime and furnishing
| ID = . crime.
There are already hopeful signs that
4 such :. stem j. soon 70 b. inaugurated
with one class ~. fools. ~ least. for -
rule there are three classes 81 fools:
first. those who injnre 10 one but them
selves. second. those whose outrages
upon the community DO not 20 farther
rhsu the ordinary consequences q >
common nuisance; and. third. those
who are absolutely dangerous .
n the security OF human life. and
are the worst class To this clas:
oe'on-~ 1ne u.1n $500. Y ~ ---'''-
lyo,, ana there ~ 49, .1e. ..r1 - Inv
q niu ~ e.e-t eo'., 49, v.
tnen naS ji-t 1ecf''1.I M " ~ 80.
nnnns 81 'As '.N' - W. .-~
thus having neen e.1.o'' 49,. 1,'.' =
may ~ apPst nenue1 ~ 80 ~ - :.
Their iniout c1Ite.s- au'l s'--f- "a
ins- tneif Pe-oi,ar lo'., 80. y '- 1..
- s.-'npel vs.--.L '' 80 ~.
hitherto spared ne.tfer - ~. 49, i ~
1'itc noL i''tun. i."'n .-1 i',.-.'-1..
-lons - l's colossal VANITY ''S''''ess
bomnast ana spwar1re-
one ~ tae~r rinn t-NnoN-..- !" ~
iooss nAs ~. nis. ~ n.-'n5 i-'s y.
nent: .ie = b4n'e. &C. ~. - o.ooH-
) lkn. -: ~ ana VIE eai'.n1 1P3n
Young lazy 81 III asllain'a'ee w .'s-
r -. -.---..t A -. 49,
-: Inc Young 49, ,eE=ea :. III. ~ ~
- % - pu' IS e1s,s'sl n Sl''.s ri NJ .':.
protests. ann tneu ~ 'uI.:.s1 80. -~.' ~
Importance 5naPPea n 49,. .nr 80
.nat tne "e.i,o. 49, T{r-... 90.
4 killed me Eir, ins.an',s, n, !.
Inc TOO Va uis'sarte. 49, q
snch Tools ai@at: ~. ~. o 49,. ~ u
' AGENT q os-.n MD 3 $500 - ..,. !.
ioo.-c5 sens,o's ps'son N. -. $500
-snouia oe 1-.oNsa = e,.L e -,,.
tni community - 80. - 80 w.. Y.
q One &c Nm aI-sS'ea 49, , !. 49, 4.
ne 80 pi1c7, ~ sI.'.; ~. r..- ~ y
: ex'e1uz1on 49, IS ean - .s.a ~ I.
p'sto. 49, io 80 a 49,. -
stIsn1o1 y sns - - -..: s q !, ;-r~
oen.-.t ~ w. ~ . ~ !. ~ ".
" eons 'S'x 5l 49, n - M ~
secona ~! !. ..,.,
4 ne ts.ui 1870. . 800 -.
y n 1911 ~ 4es ~ . . Y. -, ~, 49, h~s,
= ment 80 M: ~ 80 -, .s..
y P,onoanc 80 . - s''s s' Z s1 ~. 49,,
"hete one .oo1 -:5, -.
- " l1>--tS- - - - 80 - u M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

.You are to have the Coopfrs for
ncighhors. hear said Mrs. Eailcy.
a. he stopped on her way ''down
town. 10 chat for moment over the
fence with her cousin. Mrs. Sunderland.
Look out for squalls.
Mrs. Sunderland paused In her work
of shipping the wlthered blossoms from
4 running rose 10 turn an inquiiing
glance toward The speaker.
what H. wrong about the Coopers'
They are honest. sober. industrious
folks. are they no<,'
= AL Of thar. with manv other virtues
beside Mrs Bailey replied. laughing.
.-Nevcrthcicss. I'd rather have them
live next door 70 You than 70 me.
Don't BE- % mysterious" Mrs.
Sunderland said. her good humorcd
face beginning 70 wear = shade q anxi-
ETY.. .Either tell me All there i 70 tell.
or tell me nothing"
There y nothing very dreadful 20
reveal. ard what thcrc il Is no secret
You would hayr k~own Mrs. Cooper's
reputation a. WILL a. everybody else in
Grccnv.llc does II YOU were not = new
conner. She il said % b. the worst
tempered woman in town. and has new
er lived nc:ghbor month % any FAM
" without gett ng up quarrel with
them: therefore. l say. beware Of
sqnalls."
Mrs.. Sunderland d;d not think that
the dangers her cousin had warned her
20 prepare for were 81 very Serious
character. but being woman .'wise in
her generation. Shc deemed II prudent
% pour oil upon the waves before any
signs IL storm became visible. A day
or two after hrr new neighb0rs arrived.
seeing Mrs. Cooper making some en-
deasor % improve the condition Of =
very neglected garden-pa.ch. Mrs.
Sunderland stepped = the dividing
fence and begged her neighbor's ~
ecptance III basket full Of vegetables
she had lust gathered from her OWL
thriving garien-
1T i 70 late In the season that I'm
afraid YOU won he able 70 raise mucl
in your garden this year. she said,
pleasantly ''and a. ! have more gar
dcn-truck than | car make use ~,
shall be lad % have you help me dis
pose Of il
Mr.. Cooper turned upon her face
that certainly was not very progresses
ing. for II was dark. sallow and sc0wl
i'm. and when he spoke i was will
such misp.acinv Of her a-p'rates a a
once betrayed her 10 have been ~ N
very distant date subject Of Queer
Victoria.
Him much Obliged 70 you. ma'am
and as you've hoficfcd the garden Sass
I'LL accept Il: but a . general thing NJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

~ Ion III 70 10 <XXUX- II|<I ROW.
~ -,.mmerci- live <<opp,d swAilc.
-Nhx. how does thar hsopcn, surely
now y fhc verv time Won oncht - -
most REGULAR IA attends ncc.
n krow IA Ike ~ ~. but, --.cain
he ~torn..i. much embarrassed. and Il
~ no: xithorf good deal II ores-
TONNE thar Mrs Sunderland a last
drew from him the information thai Ne
had cras-,l - ATTEND school On account
" lii fathers inability 81 prccure fcr
him the new >ef 81 >ch0ol-h00ks hI< pro
motion hai made necessary.
.Farher's had fcl0n on his hand Al
<nmucr. and ILL., ~: well vet lie
/ hasn't been able 10 work much. a1i
I we've hai 10 h. awful economical
1 Mother cried ike everything when
father said be just couldn't spare tAs
money 70 buy = lot 81 new books: she
\ was mad a first. but ~hc zoon gor over
/ that. for he knew father cDniin I help
/ II. shes saving up nov. and 50 am I.
and vel raise he money between Il.
before Christmas. guess. fhcnxh those
Kind ~ books 10 cost like SMOKE. N h.
concin FED. with ruesul sigh.
After he had gone Mrs Sunderland
went into her dsrkened pari0r. and. ST.
ting III her rocklny-chair. rocked and
cried softly ior long rimr-
Tnen she went up- airs and opened )
deep drawer IN bureau. from whence
issued strong perfume o: with red
rose leaves She removed the linen
towel that shroudei the contents Of the
drawer. and from one corner drew forth
slate and pile Of school boo s--aI
mot new. She opened the books one
By one. and in each she kissed ths
name Prank Sun ierIxn,l. Inscribed
in ! zig boyish hand then she laid hel
cheek upon tho books. tond.irg them .
though ibey were living creatures an.
cried again
Al Last she wiped her eyes ard ties
I'D the books nj neat strong package
III am doing just IS he would wan
me - DO. She said 20 herself ~
wrote the name 81 Charlie Cooper upcI
tie package and giving i - her Litl'
w. 4. H.. - -. A. -
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%<t - - ~ |WI|<~ ~ ~t|< 10 80 &<@+< \
crying: Whats The ne ~ heln< - /
hateful, you ought n - ashamed q
yourself = which xori~ H. mother's
anger Toe y he exploding point
III thank Won - mind YOUR own
business Charlie Cooper she <zid,
and then turning fcrceionsly upon In
offensive Frank. -.ns for you. you Young
harisfocnf. ] want Won - grt ho1 M
premises. and STAY ho:I 'cm- We don't
want no fayorfes round here I1en.
throwing the contents ~ her b<,tkct.
MOI absolutely of Frank. but with an
utter disregard Of what she WAS lniny.
she dashed che water IN such wry that
the lad was completely drrnchei-
Mrs Sunderland advanced 20 the
fence 70 help Prank. <hivering and cry
ing. a. yet over II. Her gentle temper.
proof against insults Or nf.arks directed
nron herself. was ~ last aroused
/ Frank was = very delic1te child. and
/ the effects Of such shoN er-bath upon
sncs > morning might D. serious With
flashing cye< and iaec flashed with In
| dignation. she turned upon her enemy.
who did have the grace 70 look little
ashamed Of herself
.-lon are wicked. cruel woman.
Mrs. Cooper. and henccsor>h / will
have noth-ny % do with YOU" Then
| she hurried Frank 70 the house. and
! mingled her tears with his - she helped
him 10 attire himself il dry garments.
The lad had cold and sore throat
=. the re<.,lt n NJ drenchjnr. ana ~
an an. u,ofhe-. during to per;oi or
NJ indisposifion. en.e-tainei towards
Mr. Conner 4 rt~ntment hearty
enough 10 have satisfied even Dr. John
son Frank got well iha. time. how
ever. and was soon 81 school again
bright and merry n usual
But Lr mad several attacks u sore
throat before the winter was over. and
thew left him 80 weak and puny that bis
mother never before welcomed spring
weather - gladly - she 4 4 thai YEAR.
Frank seemed 70 gei quite well and
strong - The warm weather came, ard
Nav ne again caug:., cold and came
home sick from school
Tie was severely N from Inc nrs'' IL
few days dipntnrrc symptoms oe-
} te.orcd themselves. and t~enrf-ioul
hours later tnf nriznt young sou -
fred from r. fr:sil tensmen,. anu MI
Sunderland was cnilaiess H.un@
1 VIII nss dwell upon nsr ueSo.as'on'
the who.e community SorrvMe1 , WA
ner' esefy.vof naa 49, .I'r. -.
ft1nN o'-n'rl.a $500. 49,. ,''' ' ~ si',
Almost ~ e4ua, 'asv'..r ,' ~.
-tmpatnt ev1u h-.s nb".1 $500 ~
SF'.. 'nat So,A,e 1917 49, WI.