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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
Studying q Street Brawl.


1t is told of Mrs. Siddons that one day as
she was passing in her carriage through St
CHESS, she saw Irish vixens INDUCING in q
struggle that was a more common SIGHT in
the great actress time than in our own.
The tragedienne ordered her coachman to
stop, much to the amazement Of the lady
who was her companion on the occasion.
The performers of this grand combat con-
tinued their conflict without taking heed OF
who was or who was not looking on at their
exertions. At last equally lnauled, very
much di- figured, and exceedingly out OF
breath, the Milesian viragos had to leave of
from positive exhaustion.
Upon this the ma jestic actress directed her
servant to drive on "You are astoni he'd, y
she said to her friend, at my stopping to
witness vulgar street brawl l have never
been satisfied that had exactly caugdt tbs
true facial emotion for Lady Macbeth.
when she talks of dashing out the brains OF
her babe Now, one of tho~e women. in
threatening the other. struck me as having
exactly the expression required; AMI am
determined to try it tonight. as have 70
play the character" she did, and the ef-
feet was electric
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
WHY He Went to the Cemetery.


Topical Times
A funeral was passing through the streets
of a Scotch town when the door of the last
mourning coach was opened. and an elderly
man, dresssI in black, entered unbidden
The other occupants stared at the new
conner and Mt each other Finally one Of
them addressed him:
"Yed be weel ocquaint with the guide
mon in frontr pointing the direction Of the
hear-e.
No
Then its the aud wife We kcnF
"No.n
Are You friend o Jocks who's in Amer
icai'
@No-
"Then what do ye mean by comm in
herei'
20, l havena been vera weel of late, sac
the doctor tellt mo to tax rs much carriage
exercise as could An this II Just max
the foarth time I've been tao whin H;ii
cemetery this week
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

NyANTED-A good girl for table waiter at
w Ar Cores ice cream and oyster parlor
Main street. u5.-o
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
THE CIGARETTE TROUBLE.
An Incident ON . Pullman Caf-O6sn-
siveness to Cigar Smeksrh

Al Incident ON . Pullman Cof-O0oDs
siveness to Cigar smeksrs
tCor Brooklyn Eazie.l
Not long ago, in a smoking compartment
Of a Pullman car on the Pennsylvania road.
little scene occ ,rre3 In which the cigarette
was, as usual, the cause Of the trouble.
There were four men smoking cigars in the
! somewhat confined space Of the compart-
ment. when the cigarette came in. Attached
to it was q thin young man who vas still so
far behind the fashion Is to wear his hair
banged. 1t was ono OF the twenty for 10
cents cigarettes Of . cheap brand abundantly
advertised. Tho cigarette had not been there
. minute before the enjoyment Of every
smoker in the place was thoroughly spoiled.
An elderly man who was one Of the original
quartette took out his cigar case and offered
the cigarette young man q cigar. The
youth preferred his cigarette he said Then
the man put his cigar case back in his
pocket, tossed the partially consumed cigar
out Of The window and deliberately left the
compartment The youth with cigarette
was well meaning enough, and he rushed
after the retreating smoker with an apology.
but the man with the cigar case did not re-
turn He was quite pleasant about it, how
ever; said he recognized the right Of every
man to smoke in . public place, but as he
could not himself stand cigarettes. though
be had smoked all his life, be preferred to go
TO the forward end Of the car.
don't think cigarette smokers realizs-I
know / never did when l smoked cigarettes
how offensive the odor Of the cheap paper
denominations 50 extensively sold are to cigar
smokers. That the anti-cigarette smoking
movement is growing can not be doubted. A
few nights ago group Of men were talking
uptown in a cafe when one Of them lighted
one of tbs usual cigarettes. The mln in
hailed the smoke and then blew it out in a
perfect cloud almost into the faces of the
four or five men who were sitting around
him. Mr.. Joseph Howard, Jr., was one Of
the men He turned TO the man calmly and
said:
"Will you lie kind enough to put that Gig
arctic outi 1t is disagreeable and unpleas-
ant, and If you keep it hero l shall 60
away"
The man looked at Mr. Howard in some
his cigarette away.
A night or two afterward, another PARTY
Of men, among whom was Mr.. Charlie, A
Byrne. stood talking in front OF a theatre,
n. b Curtis, the ~Samr Of Posen' actor,
cnme up to the crowd, effusively yelled a
greeting and blew a cloud Of smoke SO that
it foated about in the faces of those who
stood near him. Mr.. Byrne put out his
hand calmly. took Curtis cigarette and
tossed it in the gutter. He was talking at
the time. He did not interrupt him-elf.
finished what he was saying. while Mr.. Cur
tbs looked at him in absolute astonishment.
Then Mr.. Curtis appeared subdued and sal.
but made no protest whatever. The signs
prohibiting cigarette smoking in Offices grow
more numerous and. after all, there may be
a check to the custom after awhile. II god
cigarettes were smoked, it would be bad
enough; as it is, the nuisance is intolerable.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07


or course amateur theatr:cals are ex-
pected 10 10 diversified by startling Incl.
dents that are not laid down on the play
bin. The e are what make them inter
estins. One that occurred not long ago
during a performance OF the "Romance Of a
Poor Young Man. was almost worth in
cooperating in the play. A spring bed had
been provided for the heoric Manuel to cast
himself upon when be makes his leap from
the tower. The springs were strong. indeed
little too much 80 for the dramatic inter
est of the scene. The agony had been all
piled up Manuel had taken the fatal leap,
and the auiience were jus. about to express
their qualification in a long drawn Abr
when, mirabile dictu the luckleSs lover ne
appeared, shot upward by the powerful.
springs, 10 within a full view of all With
commendable presence OF mind lie klsSei his
hand to the fallen Marguerite, and shrek
ing out yet another last farewell il tones
that absolutely electrified the asse mh,y, dis.
aptsaarei TO rise no mora
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Bi-narck's business


Berlin letterl
Prince Bismarck's private affairs have
just been investigated, AMI it is found that
the revenue of the estate of Varzin, in
Pomerania presented to Prince Bismarck
by the nation in 1860, is nearly $4,000 a
year. The great forest property Of Fried
richsruhe, in Lauenburg, was presented to
the prince in 1871. The timber Of the estate
brings in SO 900 a year. and the farms about
$1,000 The rental Of Schonhausen is s, 900
a year. Prince Bismarck has erected extern
sive paper mills and manufactures both
at Varzin AMI Friedrichsruhe. and these
have proved very successful, and bring
him in nearly $4,000 al year.
His annual income, therefore, is upwards Of
$50 900 year, exclusive OF his salary as
chancellor ISIS. 500 and allowances, and his
pension % 81 go As former minister OF
Lauenburg. The prince is a most enterpris-
ing landlord. and has greatly increased the
value Of his estates by judicious improve
ant
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
"YANKEEIsMo IN MEXICO"
The American Brfs;ies with 1t ut Every
Turn-In Its Grosser Form

The American Brissies with 1t ut Every
Turn-In 1t, Gros-er Form
Cor. New York Fost.l
1t is commonly and rightly believed tina;
citizans OF the United States are not popular
in Mexicy, though nearly all are wrong in
regard TO the cause Of the supposed dislike.
Ii Is supposed that the Msxicsns dislike u.
because some years ago We took part OF
their territory A Frenchman Is however,
in high favor in Mexico in spite Of the fact
that Francs but twenty years ago tried TO
take the whole Of the country.
TIE Frenchrnan is liked by rich AMI poor.
by educated snc ignorsrt alike. whils the
average American is liked by none. The
reason is thu the Frenchman there Is al
ways gentleman. Like the German, the
Italian. and the Englishman, all Of whom
are also liked, be enters the country thor
oughly impressed with the idea that the
oun;ry belongs 70 the Mexicans; that they
have right to be just as slow, As ignorant
and as peculiar a, they plea>e.
The Mexican papers often talk Of Yankee
ismo Ii is useless 10 deny the existence Of
such a thing in Mexico The American
bristles with il az every turn IL consists IN
a feeling q Infinite superiority which Is
never At a@oss for a way To show itselt
Its milder manifestations are q superciiiOus.
arrogant air, ir1pa;ience with ths natives
slowness and lack Of familiarity with our
business methods, and general contempt for
everything that is not up to our IDEAS Of
progress In its srosser form Yankeeismo
Is q feeling that the whole country really
belongs to the United States, and that il Is
only q matter OF . few year. At most Until
we shall possess il, and that in the ua.an-
time il Is in the temporary possession Of .
set Of barbar.ans who are entitlst 70 no
Consideration from tho real oxnsrx
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
An Awful Big Price.
M AWFUL Dig TTICes
ipiffsh,irc, Chrnnicle- relesranh

IPittsburg Chronicle Tele2raphI
Two "mourners' were returning from a
funeral at a very fashionable cemetery.
"Dr. Intone reads the services beautiful,
said one.
don't he.' said the other. do you re-
member how impressively he uttered the
words, % death where is thy sting. o grave
where is thy victoryr'
ayes, very beautiful How much do those
lots there co>tF'
4 think they sell from $500 to s5.00a.'
Gosh. 1t may not be much OF victory,
but it's an awful high price"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
4; Suited Her Exactly.

NdiA
Lanilort-I don't think this house will
suit you. madame. The price would also be
very high on account of some extra ad-
ditions which could not possibly be Of any
use to you.
Lady wishing 70 purchase house, don't
know about that What ara the adiit ons,
Landlori-Well. the house was originally
built for machinist, who had a twenty
ton steam hammer put up in the cellar.
Now that would not be of any use 10 you.
Iady-That would certainly be decided
advantage to me. for which l would pay o
considerably higher price.
Landlord How could You use such a
large hammer as thati A hammer tina!
size Is only needed 10 fattsn out the heavi-
est kind Of work-
Lady, keep clearinghouse and woalf
use il tn soften up this beefsteak-
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nor GENT-A new house of four rooms,
r also two houses OF three rooms each In
quire of NJ Il Clark, corner Fourth Avenue
and English streets dlo-u-
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Another Discovery.

A Mexican historian makes a new attempt
to show that America was discovered IN the
fifth century, A. D.. by party Of Buddhist
monks from Afghanistan, Of whom one,
Hwui Shan, returned to Asia after an ab-
sence Of forty-one years A short account
of the land which be visited, supposed to be
Mexico, was included in the official history
of China There is proof that Hwui Shan
actually visited some unknown eastern re-
gion, and the traditions Of Mexico contain
an account OF the arrival Of monks
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

NOR RENr-The incest furnished rooms in
Wichita, in Union block, over Palace bar
Der shop. Apply to room No. ), Mrs Gondolio-
d2l-tf
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VIyANTED-A good girl for general house
w work in private family. Call al 3l9 North
Water street Mrs a II. limb den. d3a-St'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
Tickled the Clergy.
Chicago Tribune ]

A remark by Mr. Howells in the course Of
his late reading in Boston at the Authors
Fund benefit as to How much easier it is to
make ones peace with ones God than with
ones wife seems to have especially tickied
the risibilities Of the clergy on the platform,
for Bishop Potter is reported to have laughed
until he WAS red n the face sn! Bishor
Coke laug he'd until he cried
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

Headache is a terrible thing to be subject
10, but Cobb's Little Pills will cure it or
money refunded. If the liver is torpid and
the bowels constipated, you feel sick AL
over" Your head will ache and be dizzy,
your appetite will be poor, etc. Cobb's Lit
tie Podophyllin Pills are the one genuine
remedy now before the public to start the
machine into proper action. Only 25 cents
per bottle. No cure no pay.
does ALDRICH & Brown.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
Collection of Armor.

One of the most splendid collection OF
armor is that of Mr.. Stittert, an English
man. at Florence. II Is mounted with great
taste in a vast hall He estimates that for
twenty seven years he has spent at the rate
OF 5 900 pounds sterling year on it He
means TO leave il to the city OF Florence
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
The "Pripter's Devil
Exchange

Exchange.
The phrase printers devil owes its origin
10 the fact that the first errani boy en-
ployed by William Caxton, the first printer.
was the son Of gentleman Of French de-
scent named De Vile. or Deville, and the
name thus came to be applied to printers
apprentices.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07
Can Keep . Secret.

Some women can keep secret Tie Rs-
bekah degree of ODD Fellowship is the best
kept secret in the order. Men have beec
expelled from the order for divuiginS the
secret work, but thsre is nc instance On
record Of a woman proving recreant 70 hss
trust
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

"By the bye" says Geo. A .Broadbere,
editor of the Tonganoxie, HAS, Mirror, you
can say that the bottle of Chamberlain's
collie, cholera and diarrhoea remedy left me
by your agent two years ago, proved TO be
the best remedy have ever used. | have
no doubt but il saved my Oldest sons life"
The above shows conclusiyely that there is
nothing Ike having the great life prcserver
at hand at the right time. II is put up in
% cent, SO cent and 81 bottles. Sold by all
druggists. d2i
The great success which has attended the
rise of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and the probability of ali
epidemic of cholera during the coming
summer, have induced the proprietors to
put up their famous preparation in three
sizes-25 and 80 cents and 81. Every fami
ly should keep it on hand. Sold by all
druggists. 313
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Bsobbing the Mortuary Column.
fnrpaho Dap.tblt~ap

The spring style in journalism is for jokes
to appear in the humorous column We
suppose the change must be made, but IT will
rob the mortuary department Of great
DIAL of its gloom
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

The town Of Herat has several names in
Persian II is called Hri- Hira, Hiriva and
Hirat The dialect Of the county and :
native ;hereo; are both called Hirayi- ard
anything belonging 70 tie district s <sy Isi
HuivA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

When you want frst-class photographs
go to Mothers gallery and you will get
them every time. ZIG Douglas avenue,
west. d3fGt
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HyANTED-To lend $50. COZ; money always
w on hand for personal and all kinds Of
chaitel security loans. Wichita Banking ON
n.nr is..,-v.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

NyANTED-Land-bu buyers to know that We
" have for sale all the best lands near Gar
den Plain " IL TAYLOR, JR.
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"ANTED-fand-bu buyers to know that IL is
w to their interest to 40 10 Garden Plain
Real Estate Agency TO buy lands.
d-5-tr W IL TAYLOR. ia
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for money. on chat
w tel mortgages and personal security
short time loans Wichita Banking ompany
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THOR RENT-A very nicely furnished front
L room, very conviently and pleasantly To-
Gated, suitable for one or two persons. Ne.
a. North Main street. dSS-6f'
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NOR RENT-A pleasant front room. nicely
+ furnished. TO one or two gentlemen Io-
cation central Address IL. NJ, - Esgle office.
dsS-tf
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U-ANTED-Buyers for goods acre lots adjoin
w ing the city. Terms easy Also number OF
houses ard lots on monthly rayments Math-
ewson Fellows 4 To-. End stairs North 7. o,
Wichita d29'-u
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VIyANTED-A few more 6rst-olass table
w boaders, with reference, Mrs l. J.
Blocks, south Empora. few doors from
dis
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

"yANTED-To rent a house-four or five
" rooms-within ten minutes wa OF post
ofic. Address Box -. city, stating location
aud urice d35-sts
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FOR RRNT

NOR RENT-Two rooms furnished or unfur-
Il uishei, with closets, water and bath room
accommodations, No, Ais Waco street, Mrs.
n Weeks dSq-6ts
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VNvANTEn-A good girl for general house.
w work. west side OF Emporia avenue, third
house north oil First street dS'-u
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"ANTED-Twenty-fl five goo active agents
w 10 cell one OF the best family articles IN
the country Any active agent can make 80 TO
$40 per day Address, for one week, u
Weintzer, Wichita, Has. d3J-ot
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VVANTED-Af who are In weed of money
w to call at Hecht's Pawn ONCE, III North
Market street, near Douglas avenue, where
they can be supplied with any amon-i.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

EoR RENT-House of rooms. SIS south
I Water. Apply at 4. &. Lees Office d3s-n
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VVyANTEp-Toexcha for farm or city
w property. in >edgwick county. suburban
property in the city of Cleveland, ONO Ad-
dress l. Tilingbast, Clearwater. Kan
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

VYyANTED-At once a iirst-class shirt iron
w er; also wash woman Address stating
wages wanted snd when can come. Ohio
House, FL Dorado. has. diw'
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/ osT-I.ast saturday. a small black and tan
IL toy terrier. with white spot in his breast
blue collar With name Nip stamped in il
Lost. stolen or stra' ed. a reward of s. will
be paid for its return to sputhea-t corner OF
Central and Mead avenues \. :. 4. Forbes
dasi-Gt
I OST-A cane; on Douglas avenue. between
IL the railroad and College Hill. + inder leave
il at this Office and get his reward. d3i-6;'
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VIyaNTED-Stock to pasture. Apply al
w CITY stables. 4. BSsley. ds9-u.
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"ANTED-To trade city lots for good
w mule team W =. McCleBathan, Office
over Barnes' drug store dSy-lUt
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nor RENT-Store room No. SlS Douglas
II avenue Barnes Son druggists dS'-u
rINO RENTING good rooms 70 rent a; No.
go Main street. upstairs. Also one hsif
the lower room occupied by the meat market.
Amply TO J Zimmerman. on the premises
i3S-st
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NOTWITHSTANDING in some bnsint IS
w house GROCERY prefered) by young
man of good habits and education. Good refer
ences as to competency, reliability, etc wages
no object. Address "a. H.. ~ this Office.
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A 7. & S. T r. 2. Co.
G. Iou,s ~ San Franciso,
WANT COLUMN.

aSperfiscmss.,s in fkIs column nall be charged fo'
af the rate Of Fire C,-rE per line FER icees Ho
adrerfiserne4t taken 70, .sss thea % oenfs-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-07

NOR THIS WEEK ONLN-lou who have
L the cash can get bargain: two-story
brick business house, 60 feet, and neat cottage
on lawrence avenue; - choice lots on En-
poria avenue all east fronts and set TO trees
Drop card in T. O. or call st eo4 North LAW
,anra .vepua dSq-6ts FERKKLL.
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UyANTED-One sand brick moulder, Frank
w Wolf, Anthony, Has. dj6-et
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NOR IENT-The new livery barn on ws'er
r street Splendid locations capacity Tor siNtS
head Of stock II +. Dunbar d-e-l-t'
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NOR SALE-The best paving hotel in south
+ western Kansas; will sell lots, building and
furniture cheap If taken ri once Good 'eason
for selling. 1900 capital required For FULL
particulars call on or address, {. W. Morse &
Co Garden City, Kansas dS9-et
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TON SALE.

Tor SALE-Chesp-A new safe. at Singer
L Sewing Machlue Office, next 20 county bull
.,,,u lSA
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VyyANTED-oue snapp brick mouider
w Frank Wolf, Anthony, Has d55-6t
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adrfTftseHHchF I"kr7. TO' ~ I1I'' ~ ''''
NYYANTED-Two good chambermaids and
w woman for general cleaning work Apply
at the Manhattan Hotel. d55-1t'
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NOR TRADE.-No. GIL good residence in
north part Of the city for farm F
Niederlander d57-6t
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NOR SALE-Stationery news stand and on 3
H having foundation; centrally located; stock
and fixtures $3.50. Address Lock Box sSS wiea-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05

Mrs. Wait, President OF the State
Suffrage Association, replying TO the
address OF welcome made by Mrs.
Johns ri the opening OF the session
last week, in the course Of her IT.
marks said:
Fourteen years ago last June, from
the hill east of your beautiful city,
travel-staiBed aud weary from = 300
mile journey in wagon, first look
ed upon Salina then our Mecca, and q
town of about 200 souls, not one Of
whom we had ever known, or who had
ever known Us, so we neither ex-
pected nor received words Of vel
come. But courtesy and kindness
followed acquaintance which came In
due time, but the impression made
10y the feelings OF loneliness and DESC
latiOn of those first six weary, dreary
weeks will never be defaeed while
memory endures.
Eleven years ago taught IN your
public school, aud there may be now
before me some who were then my
pupils grown beyond my recognition.
Two Of them especially dear 10 me,
Anna Dewitt aud Amanda Morrison A.,
sierp on yuuder hill. Seven years
have passed since last visited In Sa-
lima, and those two we're here to wei
come. "He giveth his beloved Sleep"
aud we may only say Thy will be
done"