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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09
Notice ofDia.olu.io" ofco-r.r,ncr.,sp

Notice OF Dissolution ofCo.rartncrshtp.
Notice is hereby given that the co-partnc,ship
heretofore existing and doing business ut PEN.
bina, In the county Of Pembina, Territory Of
Dakota, as general merchants under tho linn
name and style &C McTavish Webb and consist
Ing oI George 5. McTavlsh and James G. Webb il
this list day If September dissolved by mutual
consent Of paI tiicrs.
The firm will he succeeded In business by III.
firm Off. q. Webb & Co., and the said j. q. Webb
co will pay all debts owing by tn raid her,t :
fore existing firm of McTavlsh 4 Webb. and all
persons indebted to the said firm of McTavisli Il
Webb are notified that the same will BIZ col q,
BY and must ie paid to the SAID successors, ). g.
Webb Co. Witness our hands and seals this ist
day Of september, 1888.
G.S. McTAvIsM. [sEAL]
40 JAMEsG. WEBB. fSEALl
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DRAYTON.

Farmers are doing more plowing this
fall and are doing more plowing per acre.
J. D. Wallace and wife are spending a
few days in Pcmbina this week with
friends.
McBain & Horrocks are kept very busy
with their grist mill of late. and doing
excellent work.
Every lady can find q hat to suit her
and any style of trimming in johnson
Bros. new stock of millinery.
Our fur coats are marked down to the
lowest notch. johnson Bros. 10-ll
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Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, Fever
sores, chapped hands, cl,ilblains, corns,
and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cts. per box.
For sale by G. Moore & Co., and d. Nc
Gruer.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

county Of iem RaRs1A' 1sPnonArE counr.
In the matter of the estate of Michael Fournicr
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Caroline Fo,lrnicr
has flied with the Judge of this Court petitinn
praying for letters Of administration Of the estate
Of Michael Fournier d. ceased. and that Saturday
the 10th day Of October 1883 ut ten o'clock a. IN
of sui day, being u day ola regular term of this
court, t-wit: the Sept mbe. nm,
at my offic in the count house i'll til city
Pembila, county Of Penbina has u.en st ~
hearing said petition when and where amy per t.
int rested may appear und sl' cu,l-e WHY u.
laid y, titiOn Should not b. g.anted.
heBT. EWING, ia. Armstrong
VII All rney., Probate Judge.
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A MEETING was held in the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening to organize .
Sunday school. There was good atten-
dance and much interest in the move
ment. Mr.. P. Ahern was unanimously
chosen a. superintendent and Mr.. E. M.
Nixon a. treasurer. Mrs. Schram, Mrs.
Aylen and Miss Williams were appointed
a. teachers. Tho Sunday school will be
held at 2 o'clock p. m. every Sunday.
BRIESs:-Collector Guernon visited St.
Paul this week...F. A. Lawrence. formerly
ofHamilton, was in town Monday, arrang-
ing for the purchase of frosted wheat for
. Duluth firm......D. McGruer, of Ham
ilton, passed through town from Winni-
peg, Monday......J. D. Trenholme, with
Eddy & Smith, of Fargo, paid visit to
his old home this week and was heartily
greeted by his many friends in town......
Mr.. Gus. Short left last Monday morning
to take position in the st. Thomas
bank."...H. H. George was in town dur
ing the tax sale, looking after the inter-
terests of the Dakota Investment Co......
We are pleased to learn that Miss
Broome is improving in health with
prospects of complete recovery under DR..
Harris care......Geo. W. Young is back
to attend school for the winter......F. N.
Tyler, of Fargo, was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
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US. Land ONCE, Grand Forks, n. T., Sept $3.50.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make H.
nal proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will be made before Robert Ewing, notary
public at Pembina, Dakota on October 25 1885 viz:
Robert J. Str ng,
d. g. No. Sa54 for the sw or sec a6. { l64, So,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
Nicholas Hoffman, William II. Moorhcad, ali Of
Pembina Pembina County, d. T.
And you, Benjamin II: Webster, who OH the 18th
day of December 1884, filed 4. c. +. No. ,554 on
sw OR sec 70, 1G4 range 81 W., are hereby notified
to show cause at this office ON or before October
4th. 1885. II any there he, why raid Robert J..
Strong should not be allowed to make proof and
payment for raid tract.
Gil b. e. TIFFANY. Register.
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Are You Going

10 any part of the United States or Cana
da; IF SO buy your tickets at Neche, DIT.
will give you the benefit of lowest rates
and check baggage through to destination
of ticket. Any desired information about
routes, rates and connections cheerfully
given on application either in person or
by letter. Round trip tickets to Canada
at reduced rates.
w. +. GooDING,
Atf ACT St p NJ & M
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09

On Tuesday last Gen. Logan delivered
a eulogy OH the character of Gen. Grant,
ut Washington, under the auspices of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. Among
other things the speaker had the follow
ing to say of his dead comrale: From.
Belmont to the siege of Vicksburg, said
Logan, in his summing up, l was near
him in nearly all his marches, campaigns
and battles, being permitted by him to
take possession of Vicksburg with my
command OIL account of it's having ap-
preached nearer the enemy than any
other. During my term as commander
of that city was with him most every
day, and from the time when, ut the
head of that glorious old army of the
Tennessee, of which he was the first COM
mander and l its last, l marched by his
reviewing stand at the national capital,
and down to the last painful days of his
memorable life l was with him very often.
During all this time was close ol,serv-
or of him. Grant was usually known
and recognized us a silent, man but when
engaged in conversation on any eubject in
which lie felt interested there were few
that excelled him as conversatlonalisl.
He wrote tcrsely and well, and ut times
most eloquently. The nation was ut diff
ferent times thrilled by his terse cpl
grammatic sentences. His GOODNESS, his
perception, his aptness in using the right
word in the right place and doing the
right thing at the right time were at the
bottom of his success as civil magistrate,
just as his great faculty ofdoing the right
thing ut the right time and place, and
sometimes in the most unexpected man.
ner was at the bottom of his military sue
cess. The speaker described the subject
Of his eulogy as man of great strength
of intellect, remarkable common sense,
GOODNESS, self possession and tenacity, a
true friend to those worthy of his friend
ship and the kindest and best of hus-
bands and fathers. 1t has been said that
he was not a strategist. In the speakers
belief he was without a rival. either as a
strategist or commander. He was great
er as ia military commander than Wash.
ington, Napoleon, Wellington, Marlboro,
the Prince of Orange, Frederick, Charlie
magne, Hannibal or Scipio Africans, and
in the speakers belief, coming centuries
would give him rank equal if not supe-
rlor to Julius Cesar, and when the mists
thrown around his civil administration
by partisan enemies should be dispelled
it would equal in glory any admins
tration of the past. Duty was with him
a living principle. Nothing could swerve
him from the course he believed right.
He was conscientious, just, truthful, cour-
ageous and magnanimous. He stood by
his friends and forgave his enemies. He
fought not for glory but to save his coun-
try-when criticized and censured.
When clouds of calumny hung about him
lie stood with folded arms amid the
thunders, witnessing the wrath of his
enemies but he spoke not in his own de.
Tense. Time finally dispelled the clouds
and let in the sunshine of honest judg.
ment Then his heart was found pure as
the dewdrop which hung upon the lips
of the velvet rose.
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'WHF1 All

am prepared to pay the highest
market price for wheat delivered at st.
Vincent Flat House. Dakota farmers
furnished with free ferry tickets by the
citizens of Pembina.
1t julius JENSEN,
Buyer.
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Items Of Interest.
Wanted,

Cook and kitchen girl at the Cleveland
House, Neche. Good wages will be paid
tt p. JENNINGS.
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Male Teacher Wanted

In district No. 81, for six months school,
to commence about Nov. LIST. Apply to
district board, stating terms and grade
of certificate. Fl. MoRRIs, IL
Neche, DIT. Dist. Clerk,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09

When baby was sick, we gave her CAsTORIA
When she was a child. she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORIA
When she had children she gave them CAsTORIA
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A Gentle Hint to Town and Country
House Keepers.

Ifyou haye not been at Thompson's
Grocery Store yet, just drop in and see
him, he will be glad to see you and think
it no trouble to give his prices before
making your purchases elsewhere. Also
will exchange for butter and eggs.
Remember the place.-Old Express
Office. Pemblna.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A girl to do general house work. Apply
to the undersigned. Mrs. J. II. BIRD.
10 PemLip
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BOWHMONT.

s. r. Smith has put in heavy stocks of
all kinds of fall and winter goods in both
his Drayton and st. Thomas stores. All
goods knocked to the lowest bottom IN
either town. Call and see him and you
will he fully repaid.
Our 10 cent counter is still full Of
bargains, and our new Is cent assortment
Is wonder to everybody. Come and
save half your money by buying from
johnson Bros.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for q
free ferry to the st. Vincent elevators
for farmers hauling grain. until the
river freezes over. AS the Minneapolis
& Northern and Red River Valley elevat-
or companies, as well as Mr.. Trail and
others are buying wheat, good market
may be depended on and the highest
price paid for wheat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09

Mr.. Z. H. BERGMAN was appointed
commissioner to fill Mr.. McLeod's place,
whose term would have expired this fall,
but as it now stands Mr.. Bergman will
hold over another year, as the law pro-
vides that where an appointment is made
to fill a vacancy the appointee will hold
Office until the next general election,
and that will not occur until next fall.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09
CAVALIER.

For sale cheap: A good farm with
small improvements, six miles south of
Cavalier post-ofiice, in the best wheat
belt in the county. Terms easy. Apply
to PIONEER EXPRESS Office.
Three hundred bushels of box elder
seed ut the post office, Pembina, at $500
per bushel. A. l., AKERs,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09
AROUND TOWN.

L. E. BOOKER is about opening gen.
eral store in st. Vincent.
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MIR. RoBr. Foster received the-sad in
telligence Sunday morning last of the
death of his brother in Chicago, who was
killed by the falling Of an elevator. 1t
seems that the cable of the elevator
broke, it be heavily loaded with furniture
at the time, another young man being
with Mr.. Fosters brother at the time.
Mr.. Foster left Sunday for Chicago.
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NOTICE.!

4 ]. e. Canning is my authorized agent
Drayton. Dakota. He will transact
NY business in Pembina, Walsh and
hand Forks counties, Dakota, and also
b Kittson, Marshall and Polk counties,
Minnesota, in connection with my timber
substituted on the Red river.
HENRY TUCKER.
Minneapolis, MINI. May LIST, 1885.
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ILL.,. cRAxDELL,
Notary Public. Money to loan on farm pro-
perty. Farm and to xn property for sale.
ORA YTON. DAKOTA.
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We understand that frozen wheat il
being bought for 40 cents and upwards.
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TIE board of health for Pembina
county met on the 5th and organized,
with w. J. Kneeshaw as president, H.
L. Norton, vice-president and DR.. e. B.
Harris rs superintendent for the county.
1t will be their duty tosuppress quackery
and see that regularly qualified physicians
have their diplomas properly filed.
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-. d. HARRISON,
Attorneyat-Law Land and Loan bgent. Of
ice In Webster building, Rolette street,
PE.MBLNA, DAKOTA.
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kNEEsHAw & BEvANs,
LAWYERS. Will practice In Courts of Dakota,
Minnesota, aud before United States Land office.
Money to Loan and Collections made.
PEllBINA, DAKOTA.
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The tax sale brought into town large
number of visitors from various parts of
the county.
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FARMERS will remember that they have
free ferry to take their wheat across to
the elevator.
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HERE is good idea. The fire inspector
at Grafton, Dak., is required to examine
all buildings, fues. and chimneys four
times year. He has saved several
buildings already. Prevention is better
than cure.
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8. H. MEGQUIER. A. j. DELANEY.
M EGoUIER 4 Delaney.
Attorneys and Counscllors-atLaw. Office over
.Nebb's Store, Rolette street.
I>FMBINA. DAKOTA.
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Mn. A. D. CAv1LEER has accepted po-
sition rs clerk in Mr.. Loring's store, Val
halla and will enter upon his duties next
week. We can assure Mr.. Loring that
he has secured a gentlemanly and trust
worthy young man, and trust that both
will be pleased with the arrangement
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{T1xE rABLE.)

n A. F. and A. n.
~ PEMDINA LODGE NO. 10.
"\ Regular meetings in the evenings Of
rst and third Thursday Of every month.
]. TABERNACLE, FCMYRICK, WIN.
Secretary,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09

Z. w. LurEs will commence to-day
taking orders in this town for "Grant's
Personal Memoirs"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09

DR. ronrEous,
Honorary Graduate of the Ontario veteri.
aa.y College. Treats all diseases demonstrated
animals. Office at Mason's Livery Barn.
PEMBLNA, DAKOTA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15
Dor tho okfori nrmocrn !
BUILDING IL FRYEBJgG.
CgxtEr LoyuL Aug 5i. i,,i

EIf1r OHari pmHr1f
Psrhsps some of your feaicrs would
lke o. know che amolut of building thh
is hrlng done hy myself AMI Others, ihis
sras1u. ln thc hraltfl' village of fyc-
blrg
Enoch Chasc has enlarged thr ola Wsfi
n'ark. on thc corner of MAln ani Portland
Streets. aui dashed thr hfsi h1of i1f
two stores TIE second f)lf contains
thr halls of the N sons ani hnlght. OF
p,thlas. reception fooms. etc. Tie is nov
uuIiIng q urE school house o1i ~ the
Oh stone house oa Main So lle has also
thr conirsct 30 buli, i1f . A. Wilcy.
potato h1use near the 4. ID. depot The
baiifing all bc ah1ai tlkfi feet. tw1 sio-
rlrs hlsh Sc Chtse has alsp iln, his us.
ua an luut of repairing
have bells Or the West ONfofi Agf.-
c1Itural Society. ths frncc afolli their
nrv rroaaf.. ~, hnnirri ani seventy
to f1is ln length ald eight feet hlyh, ani
th. rew hall. tOx,0. two stories The ball
/. nicely faIshcd oltslie. aut painiei
white. mtking decided Improvement over
thn oIi rati'c.trap Formerly uccnpIci ty
th's S1cirty.
Save ais1 boil. Or Aan aai Muiha
sctagsn Chauta1glau Hal Ihls hlIi.
log va. dcslrnci ny myself aai w.Il on
IN say OF be- whn every onc who sce' %
calls lt. aui thsi BE- I'D the nAm' oi ihc
hgIliing g.vcn above.
have ais1 balls i5r the sane parties,
one urN cottage. repaired several others,
changed flr lodglng hoasc. &C
/ an u1N hailiing, by contract, ne"
house f1r Mrs Plu1e Page. This i' Che
thIri house that Mfs Page has huui 10
ihe ptsi fsW year. n fUchlfs hti
nv more such women A. Mr.. Page. the
stfsei. % ihs.r village Noui lsve mtny
more msiefu homes
Ihavc Iust closed thc contract siih A.
= richardson. 4. NJ. o. bald f0f him a
new h0ass. @ cost a10ui tN1 thousand
dollars Toe people of this village, srl
sU frieuis 20 ihe Acaicmy, Niil oc pleased
o. learn that Nc Richardson hts decided
o. make fir himself home in fDtbafg
an ln hopes to soon hc able % give
Nou the names of several Others Who have
contracted new baliilugs lu this village.
Respectfully, W ID bkoNN
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Nnrrs nr A rRIp ro nANGOR.

Tuesday mOrulng Sept LIT, We started
from fryeburg. % visit The New Englani
Fair Al Bangor The morning was clear
AMI pleasant, with promises OF = beautiful
day. The recent heavy rains have 80
washed and cleaned the crops AMI grass
that they all show 4 rcmsrkahlc grcennes',
very unusual Tor this season of the year.
TIE ioarncy b Porilani was accomplished
without Incident The corn growing near
me road shows heavy growth, aud tn
some places also shows marks of the late
frosts' Arriving 10 P0rtlini. "Trip across
the city took us q TIE C1ngfcs, street
station. on the Maine Central u u where
wc awaited the arrival Of an express train
from Boston. Known A. the "flying ltn-
A., This train makes th' trip from
Portland 20 Bangor with only three stnp',
atGaffncr. Wateryil,e aui Augusta Pass.
Ing up the kcuuchcc River, We saw large
pastures dIled with cows. even near the
city. the Jersey blood showing In nearly
al OF them TIE land Il generally rolllng,
with claYcy soil. that v,licntly holds
watsr Ike a sponge. many pieces ~
showing the siumps 90 the ofiginsl gtoNih
and must have been heavily w11d'd. A.
we pass on up the river, Ne gei an iiei OF
the extent 10 Nalncs ice husluessi ice
houses uning ~ banks On either siie TOT
nearly forty miles of its coafse Taey are,
many ~ them. neatly pA|ni,i, ani every
thiur aroand them shows cnterPfiso ON
tho plrt 90 their Owners. A. mtly A. t0y
schOlners Wcrc coun,ci lylng In thc fifer'
waiting t0 loaf with Zee S1on atrr Tic
ice houses we're passed, the river bfgtn %
show that N carries a load of wealth in
summer A. well a. In Nlnicr Immense
ran. of logs with thclr fliting boats "crf
passei. AMI she banks were Noci with
booms covering large cXtcni N tnt "a.
"a. of the river. Tac roads follow i1c
river for some distance, thf valley sh1s-
lnr large Amolut of rol'ing ltni, iii f-
log from the Stco valley lu ~ chuart'f
ani sou Crussing O. thr valley of ihe
peuohscoi. she Land shows more fertility
All hIghcr state of cnltlvatl1ai hli hffe
arc 90 large farms visible.
Ardvlug a. the grounis, ~ COL tatm
c'osei fbr the night nlt dnhly teclfe
lsieine anf ride toa farm holsc. tNo
nI.rs Oat % ihc city where ~ pass
comfortable uight aui start fresh Wei.
ncsisy morniag % see the attractions ~
ihs fair. n "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-15

IGSoRAxcE AND sniPLIcITY.-A news
boy passing down street bawled out War
in Europe" A cOgntry1ed-lo0king old
gentleman gave a start. purchased q paper.
adjusted q pair OF specs. and placing bis
ancient umbrella between bis knees, a..
sumed an ungraceful position, aud pro.
ceeded 10 20 through that paper then and
there on The sidewalk. Amer be had turned
the paper inside out two or three times.
and read II all over several times, he put
II Up and wiped bis specs. Jast then the
same newsboy passed. bswllng-
IAN about the war In Europe"
The old man captured him By The arm
and said:
"sonny, do you know how 20 readf'
sSo, sir my father was too poor 10 send
me 10 school" replied the boy, trembling
with assumed fear.
80 I thought just want 10 tell you.
bubby, some wicked persons have been
taking advantage OF your Ignorance and
deceived you. There's no war In Europe.
You have been deceived" and be gave the
poor boy . quarter 10 buy himself spell
Ing book
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HELPLESS UPON A FRIESDLESs
SElf

Who, Ia tallpg passage in great trans.
Atlantic stssmer. does not feel thriil OF
sxultaii0n over her magnlncent py"ef
Against her the Storm King may hufl bis
elemental forces, nor pierce her afmor' nor
st0p her 0nward course.
But let me describe a scene when, one
morning IN mld.ocean. there came an alarm
from the pilot house followed BY cry
The ships rudder u lost PROM The
confident expression, CONSERVATION came
10 every face. The wheslman being help
less 10 direct her course. the vessel was AZ
the mercy of wind and wave.
The csptsln had been negligent, The
hauglugs 81 the Iuddsr were allowed 10
wear weak. and suddenly 10 bad dropped
deep Into the sea-
strong In Intellect, 10 physical sisor, IN
energy snd In smbltl0u, man coniront'
undsuutsd. glgsutic tasks aud commands
spplause for hls magulfcent achievements.
But, en- uusxpes g. diy, an alarm CONES
The fudtsr ~ hls Constitution u gone w.
has Ossu cafslsss of its preservation mtn'
tai stfalu. usfNOus tNCltt meni Irregular
hahlts. Ovsr.wOIk. have destroyed The o..
ton of his kidnsys aud liver This Nopld
uot occur were Warmers ssfe cure used 20
maintain slgor Aud even nov u may
restore vitality to those organs and give
back 90 the mln thst which will lead him
"a the haven % biz tmb.ii0u -Itf iffr-
-.
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CHATTER XVI
A WORD ~ sEAsoS

After one or two unacc-sful attempts
Carruther. fmnd Nr. John Rawlinrs In.
.iallsi Iehind the family counter az No. It2
C,,, str,,.t She was verv hani Al work
a. 1o.h, c,d..ycriny 40 make an fo- b.r
hy.h,ri'. rens.tel al.-noe.. In her hani.
- hsld via, ap,..ar.d lie looy .almon-
c,ior.si two inch ron. which. by a dsxterous
tui.t n the wrist. or some manipulation only
known 10 the Initiated. she was rapidly trans
forming into ornamental AMI symmetrical
s.-,,-,-,s - IT,. lu.rio,,. .ytici... ~ ai.t
sauSages. Ip1n learning that Carruthers
wished % spsak 10 her IN private she wiped
her hanls on cloth. ami. lifting up dap.
or su..cies n dawbfliec. I'm the counter
begrci h. would s,ep through ami follow
her upstAirs.
lie ala ~. ana vas shown into what Mrs..
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