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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-03-05

Last week, so.we are informed, a
colored woman died in our town
whose daughter resides in New Or
leans. Before the mother died, a
telegram was sent to the daughter
urging her to come at once, and say.
ing "your mother is dying" She
replied that "Mawdy Graw" was
coming, aud she couldn't leave until
that was over. Tomfonlery beat
the funeral.--Port Gibson Repeilie,
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
Prof. Langhammer's PugiIist.

The following letter to the Optic
is real funny, and requires no ex-
plation. Mrs. NJ dotes on Langy
To the Eoitor of tho Optic.
New ORLEANS, Aprii Sin your
paper of the Ord instant. | saw a
ler from creature they call Spat-
cier to the Rio Grand Republican
of the 14th inst, about Prof Lang
hammer when you say that Prof.
Langhammer is anything but a
gentlemansyou are telling a lie, and
when you say that New Mexico is
not properly magaged you tell an
other lie, again when you say that
New Mexican headquarters are not
at 268 Magazine Str, you tell an
other lie, which goes to show that
you are liar and low contempti-
BILE cur. you deserve good cow
hiding which you will get if l ever
have the pleasure OF meeting you
and | want yon to understand that
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

The Grand Jury upon inspection
Of the Jail and lookup, found them
in good order, clean, well kept. aud
carefully guarded. but would recon-
mend ~ the County Commissioners
better ventilation before the summer
season commences.
Upon complaint Of the food furn-
ished them committee WAS appoint
ed to inspect the same and reported
1t sufficient in quantity and quality
The committee appointed to in
s2cct the county offices and report
the financial condition of the coun.
ty reported the books of the county
clerk well and neatly kept, and the
Office III every respect in good order.
The following statement Upon
complaint by several taxpayers the
Grand Jury appointed a committee TO
advise with the county commission
ers and accompany them on 3 trip
over the new road between Hermosa
and Hillsborough for the purpose of
showing them more practicable
route that could be constructed at
mnch less expence. The committee
reported the route laid out by the
commit as the best, and they being
misinformed rs to the present route
The committee endorsed the action
of the county commissioners.
Wm. Z. Pratt,
Clerk of-the Grand Jury.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

APPLIcATl0NF0R A PATENT
U. S. Land Office Las Cruces, !
n. NJ. April 10th, 1885.

NOTICE is herby given that Simon
Leyers, whose postofiice address is
San Marcial. Soecorro county New
Mexico has this day filed application
for a patent Tor Fifteen Hundred
linear feet Of the 81 Dorado Mine OF
vein bearing N. 40 deg'53 min e.
with surface ground six hundred Feet
in width; situated In Las Anintas
mining district, County Of Sierra and
Territory of New Mexico and d-sig.
mated by tn" field notes and official
plat on file in this Office az Lot Num-
Der in Townships Is 4 t6 South
Range 7 West of n. NJ. Pricinpal
Meridian and East line, said Lot be.
ing as follows, towit
Beginning at Cor. pine timber
2x4 feet long sur by Md Of stone and
marked IA So; whence IA cor. on
west line of sec. hears 8. 5sde 56tn
". .97s. Of. 7. Ie 6. r: W.
Thence N. 44de SIM WA. Tide
5em E. 1T3m to guloh.--600m 10
cor 9. granite stonc 2sxlSx5 ins,
with mt. of stone aud marked Pa 50
Thence n. ode 53m f. l4alm to
cor. 3a granite stone 33 ins. long
and Ugh. inches diameter with. mt.
of stone and chisled S-4 S8---Thenco
s. AIDE Sim 4 577m 10 cor. 4 .
granite stone 12xSxs0 ins. with mt
of stone and chis. 4.4-Thence s. 46de
4sde 58m W. 1850 to Cor. place Of
beginning.
Magnetic variation 17ds 5sm E.
containing 10 95 acres.
Any and all persons claiming ad.
versel9 any portion Of said El Dorado
mine surface ground are required to
file their ad erse claim with the Reg
istcr ofthe United States Land Of
flee at Las Crces III the I'd district OF
N. NJ, during the sixty days period
of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue Of the provisions OF
the Statute.
JOHN r.. McriE.
Register.
II is hereby ordered that the fore.
going Notice of Application for Pat
ent be published for the Period go
days, (ten consecutive weeks.) in the
Sierra County Advocate a weekly
newspaper published at Hillsborro,
New Mexico.
JOHN r. NcFIr.
Register.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Richard VIM, living at Chloride,
this county, was admitted 10 the bar
Of this District, without examination
ON certificate from the Supreme Court
of Georgia that he had been \ mem
ber of tho bar of that State, in good
standing, for over three years.
Hillsboro is rapidly coming to
the front, beautiful aud healthful
location, good water, delightful
climate kind hospitable people. In
short, town situated in the center
OF the best mining and stock graz
ing ia New Mexico.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

| am the Sole proprietress Of 26S
Magazine Str, and all New Mexi-
cans who read this. and want TO
know what kind OF house 26S Maga-
ziue Str. is please inquire of Don
Pine Pinto and he will recommend
it 80 now you see what d liar you
made out Of your Self. and please
don't be afraid to publish this in
your good for nothing paper. l re-
main Very respectful
MRS. M. MoULToN,
Proprietress 26S Magazine Str.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Kit JOY, the train robber, who is
in the penitentiary at Santa lie for
life, writes to an officer here, that
he will, as soon as he gets into the
new penitentiary, learn to be tail
or trade. He may vet become a
nssfnl citizen, behind the bars
Southwest Seminal.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

At an adjourned meeting held
April 18th, 1885, there were prcsen
X. Winn, A. E. Pitkin aud J. NJ
Webster clerk.
The following bills we're allowed
ana warrants ordered drawn
james Hunter, work on
Hermosa road $lS "
David Pattsn, work on Her
mosa road s1e 2;
Charles Hoessinger work ON
Hermosa road $l4 dt
Henry Collard, work on Her.
mosa road $lS 1t
Geo. Mcclure, work on Her
mosa road s18 4e
James Hension work on Her
mosa road sls 90
Geo. Hache, work on Her
mosa road $40 o5
Benz. Bolts, work on Her
mosa road sls is
Tim Henssion, work on Her
mosa road Sio 10
S. V. Vernon, work on Her.
mosa road $16 10
Wm. Meyers, work on Her
mosa road s1s 2s
Geo. w. Crane & Co., for
ink &c, 70 w
Herrin 4 Keller, supplies
for Her.nosa road $l1 %
]. r. Thorne, deputy. sheriff
fee in case OF Territory VS..
Chavez ct al 30 oo
A Bourquert, feeding prison
ers and Horses in case Of Terri
tory VS.. Chavez ct al $io w
j. NJ. Webster, salary for
March sou w
]. Nj. Webster incidental ex-
penses for county office SIS 90
j. II. Gray having declined his APP
as road supervisor for pre-.
cinct IL. Voted that J, I. Thorne,
be and is hereby appointed road
for said precinct No. IL.
Voted: That Messrs. Elliott,
Pickett & Elliott, be and are hereby.
employed as counsel for Sierra coun-
ty
Bond Of G. B. Peers as road super
visor in precinct, No. 8. approved.
Attest. X. WiNN,
J. NJ. WEBSTER. Chairman,
Clerk.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

We learn through the proper Of
fclals that the court records were
sent to Las Cruces, for safe keeping,
this gives us a lawful excuse for not
having the court proceedings in this
issue.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
Lannon's RESTAURANT.

HILLsBoRo, NEW MEXICO.
Is now very popular on account of
setting meals to crafty the tastes Of
its customers Special carc-givcn to
each and every person and their pecu.
liar wants gratifed.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Messrs. Gantz. Galles, CantwelI
and Author Donaldson, returnd from
Santa Fe "Wednesday where they
had been with Sheriff Murphy to
turn over the ''rustlers" to pen for
safe keeping.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Thongs Murphy Sheriff and Tax
collector In account with the
County Of Siena, 1885.
April lst. To balance Of
account US per books,
of county clerk 1880 o3
a&diti1nel taxes un-as.
gssed 81 81
.District court fines 22O 90
amount over paid TO Ter.
ritorial Treasurer % 35
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

We are sorry to hear of Mrs.
Morris Young being in feeble health
We are in hopes that she may ere the
laps of many weeks regain her
health, and once more be restored
10 her friends " no are near aud dear
to her.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Our Court House bonds have been
negotiated to a firm in New York for
75cts on the dollar. The board of
county commissioner voted to let
them so at that rate.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

The Messrs, Elliott, Pickett &
Elliott, have been secured as the
Counsellors Of Sierra county, and
we believe the gentlemen are the
choice ofthe citizens of Sierra coun-
ty.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Married Mt the residence Of the
brides parents last Thurday, Mr.
John Opgenorte to Miss Anna uantz,
all of Hillsboro. Justice Fuller off :
ciating.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
Notice of Forfeiture.

hilisbolo. sierra county,
Territory of New Mexico.
To w. Duncan Anderson:
NorlcE is hereby given to w. Dun.
can Anderson, thaA the undersigned
has performed them mnnaal assessment
work for the year 1884. amounting
TO one ($l00) hundred dollars, upon
the Blue Bird mining claim, situated
in the Los Animas mining district
of Sierra, and territory Of New Mex
leo, reference hereby being made to
the county records as to date of To-
cation. date Of record, etc, and you
are hereby notified that unless you
pay your proportion of said assess
ment expended, together with all
cost acrruing from the date Of pub
lication OF this notice, your interest
In said mining claim will be forfeit
ed and become the property of the
undersigned according to the statutes
of the United States, Sec. 1924,
J. w. STUCK.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Paying cash for Sierra Coun-
ty warrants at perauIt G. GAL
les.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Parker h Alexander, the pioneer
firm Of attorneys have been kef I
busy the last few months.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

We received letter from our
friend Childers, and he SAYS that
everyt hing is lively and that he is
learning to be "a Mexican.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Perault & GALES, have been re-
ceiving large supplise of dry goods
and groceries, and many other things
TO numerous TO mention, this week
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

A horse race for one thousand dol
lars, at Chloride May LIST.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
NOTICE OF SUIT.

In the District Court OF the Third Jldicia
District OF she Territory Of New Mexico within
and for tho ouny OF Sierra and sitting at Hills
aoro in said Sierra county.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

We are the recipiant of beautiful
bouquet of gerariums, presented by
Miss Anna Gantz, last Sunday.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
NO. 73.

Charles II. Myers pIaintiFl
John paui, D. d. McMil AsEumpsit and
Ian, Pate DAWSON, ". II.
Moore and sundry and divers
other persons whose names Attachment.
are TO Plaintiff nnknoWl-
doing business under the
firm name and style OF tho
COLOSSAL MIsx COMPANY
Defendant
The SAID Jon PauI. u. D. Mcmillan, Pate Day.
iton. W. II. Moore and tnndry and divers other
pei sons- whose names to the Plaintih un.
known: doing business under the Arm name
and style Of the Colossa NINE Company and
defendant In the above eutitt led cause.-are
hereby notined that suit AZ Common Law N
AssuInpsit and attachm ent has been commenced
against the sal Colossal Nine company IN the
District court ~ the yhird Judicial District OF
the Territory Of New Mexico. within and for the
County OF Sierra In said Territory. sitting at the
town Of Hills boro for the trial OF causes arising
under the laws Of said Territory, by the eaid
charles ~ Myers plaintiff. The object and
general nature Of which IL to enforce Q n turn
aud collection of the sum of Eleven Hundred
and forty :nne 65 100 tsil49s50D) Dollars, lawful
money " the United states Of America with in
terert thereon from duly i-t. A. u. 1892, al the
rate Of (6) percentum tanuum, all, the mon.
~ and property Of him the sa d Cnaries VI. Myers
piainuif. unlswfully and wrongfuliy had, obtain.
cd received and converted by said Colossal Mine
CompaI v defendant 10 said Charles Myers great
injury. wrong and damage; that the property Of
aid defendant has been attached. and that un.
less Won he raid Colossal Nine Company de,
fenaant enter your Appearance IN eaid sui on
or befure the next November term OF said court
commencing at Hi lsburo in the county Of Sierra
Territory OF hew Mexico on the second Monday
Of November being the mi day OF November A. ID.
1886; q judgement by defaul. thereon viii be rem
dered against you and your property sold TO
satisfy the same.
j. Menus You've. Hillsboro,
h. ID aAg Tor plaintiff.
UEoaaE n, BOWMAN,
Clerk Dist. Court.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Sheriff Murphy left last Sunday in
a private convance with the Johnson
for the penitentiary, accompanied
BY his deputies and Otto F. CAN'T.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

We return thanks to ex.county
clerk, Wm F. Pratt, for favors ex-
tended to this office.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Mr. Keller, Of the firm of Herrin.
Keller d Miller, paid Lake Valley AZ
flying visit last Sunday.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Col Parker is spending a few days
in town this week attending to his
official duties.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Tomorrow will be the Goth aniver-
sary of the introduction Oddfellow-
ship in America.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Ralph Rockwell has been promot
ed to tae dignity of "a road supervisor
in precinct No. 3,
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

There we're several strangers in
town this week.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Hillsboro has sweet nightinga lie
scngster in the shape OF a dog.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Read the report of the Grand
Jury in this issue.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Re I'll the financial report in this
issue Of tie ADVOCATE.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Read our Kingston letter in this
issue.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Jack Rldgeway vas arrested on
the charge of being "rustler" one
day this week.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Very few people In town since
court adjourned.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Mr.. VIM is quite good lawyer.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

The Mexicans amuse themselves
on Sundays by pitching quirts.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

By cash paid to county
Treasurer together with
allowances for rebate
ments oftaxes
Taxes unpaid in the hands
of sheriff
Poll Taxes in hands of
sheriff for collection I.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Total account paid ------------
since March, 1884. S181 so 22o0 90
The Total number of children at.
tending school in The above mention.
ed district being 400
Respectfully submitted,
Morgans Morgans,
II. Westerman,
Alfred Darrach,
Chairman of Committee.
Thurman /. Chapman,
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Don. forget the horse race.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
Proceedings or the County Commits.
si0ners.

At an adjourned meeting held
April 18th, 1885, there were present
X. VIM, A. E. Pitkin aud J. NJ
Webster clerk,
The following bills we're allowed
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Sullivan and Ryan agree to fight
at Butte. Montana, June 16,
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
SCHOOL REPORT.

In and for the County of Sierra,
taken from county records on file.
The following sums of money have
been paid over to the school Boards
of the following Districts by the
Country Treasurer by order of the
school superintendent
n..t. ~ ert 900
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
S13934 SO
REMARKS.

Items Of taxes upaid amounting to
s4i9I 22-lO0 includes an item OF
ss19soG due ,rofn taxes IN the Ala
madares Grant, leaving balance oil
Sl29300 upon the assessment roll OF
1854.
The county assessment foi the year
ending March 3lst, 'Si, amounted
to 81 ,397.7l5 32-l0o
The rate of taxation in 1884 being
10 l mills.
The county assessment for the year
of 1885 is estimated at about 81, 900,
10000.
Respectfully submitted,
Morgan Morgans,
II. Westeiman,
Alfred Darrach,
Chairman of Committee.
Thurman F. Chapman.
Foreman
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Total SIS 551 76
We find the books and accounts of
the different officers whose offices
and accounts we examined to be in
neat and orderly condition, and we
tender our thanks for courties extend
ed to your committee by them.
Respectfully submitted.
Morgan Morgans,
H. Westerman,
Alfred .Darrach,
Chairman of Committee.
Thurman F. Chapman,
Foreman.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
VOGEIarS
FASHIONABLE
Taylor Shop,

LAKE VALLEY, - NEW HExicos
Suits made TO order in the
lates styles and colors, from whole
cloth, at prices ranging from S28 to
$50.
- Repairing nsstly et.cstsd0a
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

j. II. CUHfsnN, Proprietor.
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
s13.984.so

$S2S4 6f
449l %
1859 90
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25
BALANCE SHEET.

Ending April 1st, 1885. In and
for the County Of Sierra
taken from he.Books OF Records as
kept by j. NJ. Webster 'he county
clerk.
To Funding Bonds of the county.
issued January 1st, 1885, f$l00 each
six per cent. $41 90 90
Outstanding warrants 81 SO 91
Floating debt 5661 So
J. n. Allen Deputy Sheriff 80 90
Sierra County advocate., 1885-04-25

Total Is SOL 76
BY Realstate Court
and jail "a 521 rs
Taxes due A 81 %
Poll tax due IL SO 90
Amounts due for collection
VIM. Eisensehmidt Pre-. 8 55 90
Harry Grafton Precinct 10 90
Balance IF cash in hands of
County Treasurer 3s7 22
-4----------
10 GA 10
To balance due by county z 927 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Frankfoxt- hs loe 'e~e snd
aas the oldest Haen snnna auunkunDoat IN
khe to~n- he ooAAAz.-sls : l2>e sen<rzl
store on Main street, szd carries veil
selsotsd stoek u tAe best zoods TIE n1sFkeI
msH1bers II the school beard. and las done
uzca for the saccess " tbs scfsools-
+. A. Watson 4 Co, are located II North
Frankfort, and are engaged IN tbs manafac-
t1Fe of furniture. Some OF the specimens
OF their WORK sh0sn we're very eredltAbls
pEod1ctl0Es.
Wslch 4 Hill- Bros. srsl the propristors OF
plsnlng mil and saw uliu- Ihelr saw
mlll naz a capacity OF l0,tuo feet per day.
They slso have isth mIl that cuts Il, 600
per day. They do contrasting and building.
Bellows Bros are also engaged IN the sz~
mil Business and have been prosperous.
Iheir mill cuts from sixty u SIXTY i've
thousand per day.
ChAs Raymond conducts the popular bar
Der shop of the town ON Main street.
Among the young professional men none
ranks higher than DIR. q. BloodgoOd. de To-
Gated there three years ago, Is a graduate of
Rash Medical College and has built up lu-
cratlye practice.
The schools for two years past have been
under the superintendanee OF Stuart Mac
kbbln aud have been very prosperous. The
enrolment the past year was tzs2 oat of to-
tai ennmertion OF S35.
The town supports two newspapers the
Elrpress and the Times. The Erpress is pub
llshed BY Carrier Bros, formerly OF Grand
Rapids. Theyi appear TO be doing pros
Porous business.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
THE FAMILY MECCA.
Shrine Consecrated by "a Mothers Tears
The Holy of Hoiies.

pittsburgh Postl
1t may be only Barlow knife with a
rusty blade and a broken point, or it may
be peg top half split down the middle, or
only half dozen battered spools on a
knotted string. But there it lies, what
ever il is, slowed carefully away in the
far-of corner of the bureau drawer, under
a yellow pile of little linen and stockings,
patched and darned at heel and at knee.
But all the gems of Golconda can not
buy them; no, nor the gold of all the wide
world size their preciousness. For they
are the holy of the holes. 1t Is not
often that she goes to that drawer, not
often she looks upon the treasures there.
But once, in a while, sometimes, the time
when a knock comes to the heart, that
comes to mothers hearts alone, like the
famished and thirsty, she goes to the
nest of her jewels Slowly, with soft
hands, the little linens are laid aside,
and slowly, with trembling hands, the
knife, the top, OF the string of dingy
spools are drawn forth Ah, how gently
they are pressed TO the hearts and lips
What words are they saying, what sad,
sweet songs are they singiEgY Kissed and
cried on, and cried ON and kissed Then
ysarningly, reluctantly clin ging, back
they got 70 their nest in the far-off
corner, and the yellowing little linens
are put back one by one. All alone,
jealous that mortal eyes should see her
worship at the shrine, the drawer is closed.
and she who knelt before it comes to earth
once more.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
JUGGlERY.
The Art So Thoroughly Exposed the Peo-
pie Have Lost An Interest in liz.

The Art So Thoroughly Exposed the foo-
pa. Have Lost An Interest In Ii.
N. Y. Mall and Express-l
"The art OF jugglery has not advanced
much within the past twenty five years."
painfully admitted a superannuated wizard
10 a reporter. ''Indsed, it has nearly all
been thoroughly exposed, and the very
minute methods by which wonderful re-
suits are attained appear now as easy as
making coin disappear from the closed
fist. So much for science and ciyiliza-
ton"
"What will be the result, do you think 20
'Some OF the results are palpable now.
The old sleight-o hand man has almost
passed away. The wonderful cabinet OF
spirits, which at one time astonished the
world, il has been proven, was nothing
more nor less than trick in which con-
federates participated Heller, Houdin,
and the Davenport brothers were all ex-
posed. What is left for the professionals
To do is the question. They can not all
turn sword-swallowers, or knife-throwers,
because that requires a lifetime of prac-
tice. Some new departure will have to be
taken in which the cabinet does not ap-
pear, and the tricks of Houdin and Heller
are omitted. This is essentially the age
of realism, and therefore the tricks in Jug
glery will have 20 far exceed in clever.
ness any that We have ever seen produced.
When wizard has stage of his own he
can produce startling effects which defy
superficial vesiigation. But the time
has arrived when superficial investigation
10 never carried on, but instead such
searching and profound one is performed
that the little apparatuses designed to as
sist are taken into consideration and re-
moved. The game is effectually blocked.
Heller, with his wonderful memory, could
do many strange tricks, and Houdin was
considered wonderful by the learned, and
super rnaturl by the ignorant All they
both did is perfectly plain. Some new meth
cd, IN my opinion, assisted by
science and electricity, will In a
few years be discovered to de-
lude and create speculation as the cabinet
and many other tricks did for years. The
horse play jugglery OF the present doesn';
amount 10 much. The japanese do as
tOnishing tricks, but there is nothing mys-
terious about them, since their tricks de~
pend altogether on their personal agility
and years OF constant practice. All of the
tricks and jugglery of the present day
must give way. 1t no longer entertains.
The people want something they can see
into, so they will not go any more to wit
ness cabinet trick performances. Who
will open up the new field remains TO be
seen. But that the times are ripe for it no
one can doubt, and who the wizard will be
to cheat the eyes and physical investiga-
tion of an intelligent and sceptical public
is a matter OF conjecture"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

She weighed 80 pounds, net, as she
stood, that bright spring morning, just on
the outside Of the sanctBm door and cheer
uy warbled - the man at the desk:
"Sing. hey, - you, good day 70 you"
"And that il what | say 70 yoB," car
rolled the editor, in response, bright
smile lowering over his wsa face. "Cone
IN, come in" he continued "a she showed
no disposition 20 cross the portal
'fNo, no.s she laughed. looking At the
narrow entrance. 'syoa couldn't squeeze
me through that door % save your
precious Iif4.~
"Then III come outside aud squeeze
you.~ he oooed softly, and rose to his feet.
bat tie bird eew, and the editor resumed
his labors q calculating the Per cant of
cash n two bushels of potatoes On sub
scriDtion-