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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-08
Po::ofiee Directory.

{ Possofiee open from 9 m. to p. m,
and one hour asrr distribut ro,s of evening
Es.i. Registry business f-rm s. Il N. - 5
.. III. Money order business from y II. IN. t.
ap. n. Open Sundays fr"T, | 80 o : p. III :.
t3d enc hour sf.cr distribution Gf evening
naii. al Oh. guing loaiis texrsp; f"f B.s.
E~el close A. s \. N. Mail for b. bee clnscs
e. IL p.m. fc.ta Eo'ts IssAr6 for any snm
from one csat 70 S4.9J. Fee 'Dg each nnie. 5
oecH. - JOHN P. GLUM
8, 800. PSs.Il aSteg.
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For Zen

large and hsuds"T. j. furnished ro"r
With bxih. al Bruce effect, briareR srcon,
snd Third streets. -ery reaso;ab.c App!.
a. teIs Ottce. sen. iE.s
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GiS Oncere
Sandy Bob. s.sge Line.

'taye o counect VITA E.>t.rl ttd West
s.s bounr trstns leaves 81 s:l5 i. IL.
S'sYe for bisbec leaves .rveTy diy except
cunday) at 6 q. IN, City time
Stage TO ccncec: with GGaymes tain
tsvvee ~ ap. m. -@
Stage for Charleston leaves at a N.
Oiace: 405 Allrn street, under Occ!dcntLi
Eo.ei
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For Sa!o.

h5ufe NJ iihrsr ia"-Is oi svrctrui ST
hack Of Blinn's lumber yard. The prope ),
al frnc--d IN. Has R're front aud back
ard Will le sod !r $3.50 il called for ~
ant,. ApuIy - D-!la CO <. three Il D..
49, .sS5-- s:.:,-,. - - >. !. CO..
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YI13 0aoS0 may ~ f,u-d on 6ls n. I-o. =
NUtO CSSSu Eowr,t Cv's E..wspaIs. T. =
yr;nsHG DcreAu 10 S,rr,~e e: :, y.Ne-~ edvr-'s
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Has opened Ell of;oe on Al,ea stree;
near Sixth.
Cures corns, buntons, chiibiains snc
i"srowing naiis
Ladies ard gpntlemen can lesve their
orders 8. he Office and the dcctcv will
attend to then, at their residence.
Give the Doctor call aud dot t euf
fer wit. sore feet slo.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-08
$500 RE WARD

By virtue Of autho ,ty vested
il me by tie Board OF Supervisor>
Of Cochise County al a regular
mactiHy Of said Bca-l. held om tie
9Th day OF October, 1855. l hereby
offer 8 reward Of $500 for the ap
prehensien, dead or alive. cs the
renegade Apache Chief Geronimo.
And BY the same au aori:y / ofirr
further reward Of $3.50 for tie
app ehension, dead or slive, Of any
one of said Geroai.no's band ;
reneg tje indians who have been
engaged witt, him in bis murder
ous raids through Cochi=e County.
Such apprehension. to earn 1hr
aboye rewards. must be mad: ~
SEM person OK persons not in thv
military service Of the United
States.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-08

Trs. sai.:.'s C7ss, ard p.>-.t TIE Fer. Azr.
Achinst'y has 30 sEy about 1t.
&c TIE pc3Go:T .,v- oeen tsarhi sufferer
.Jr :..lc-i yoG.s, tie t.fu3 v!:h what has
pc1a cahei Ec.e:rs o: ta.s fhcrra, Peo.ia::: cad
c7Ta, c-l :1c H. sd "a. =. 7Tsys tgea tia tst
.1v-c & 90 c,.c e. r., sl:t b:7 91.G dis
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v;jt -, no. !-:s.-,. - :, Sits;. a1i I'D, cty
- an,Ts. - &c S--c-a5 f--.-s-i-- would be
aiinEsl sce.!sta1Le
Iy,..s :. l!L..I 50 '4yns -: sor.i s>.rcs.y 20.
..t--., - S>.-.c net d. II vi = Gs rH:.s;
- .. .>iH tT!nd :.aEy .se-av;-.s. so: haze
pei; so IA : el-gl1 ! s,a:;o % a physician,
ont b. .v- - Sb.ti..J o'iy > lcp5ra , rs..eG
Ahn,I-1 ii u,=i E'r !; 60 ! saoa IcLaP7c.i again
wiLt1. C .tsi and l,3, -;tErF,d r. much as to
b cs,-ciy Encouraged. LI-t Jcac. / rsve-.
e-s .lr.scG ~ lGcc and MTs. j.. &. L.cI.i stry,
vi5 PC ,T-a kTo,Sa - !.ca' -'.;urs, - tly yo1r
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witt E7~' <''e;. :, f.5rCt - goO. -ow, aud
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=. SIXTH.
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c.-t 5 I.1Tirr-. r,.a "a t:s ro-n1-1 ity, where
be I-s-. - - O. 80 EssS9 Jc..iy. u y;ocs. anS
his sta' s-cs., wil t.t II Is -.: Is 1-liy -L.lei
- cid.
Dy,o s. So :,.I, H.1yio-o 4 c--Sc-. .ss.s
w.. y-s.1-1:L t4y ci Oc.9oer. IS5,-
:. c. Ac.1I>;STET,
-"iai,l,T CT "a, G,.pe:
LIMA Ec-e seen N:s. Sn..,.I recently sna
oei;eve CT = r. tsoEo7 and permanently c,red-
7. &. GrISi,S5TET,
Sac'1 Lresa: q. Co-i., 2. g.. 20. r..asi 70 y. i
Koe-c.. Soy; ., 1885,.
Cu-,--I.A E-so-Tg--, the new blood purifier
az CCT:c--r :. r5 E-;rTc5nA 5o4P, :h5 great skin
cl-cs s11 Le.,i-sf-s, ere Foil erc-y-rTe. :,.!ca,
CC:EcCsA, soe-; SOAP. sc EEsOLvcS., Si.es
Potter Lsrs and SneInlnsi Co.. 2oston.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-08

'iCging Less0ns q Spac!aiaT
rur,ls from dis,suce hoa ded att !0eE-d
iar''a and Or.sn f"T FcAr ire. NS'ic fur
! he'd. tnr c.Tra ~ scLrcrl-
IA)AS2 .i5,AtiTi La Angeles. ca
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-08

JArTa.--L Ac-e seen N:s. Sn..,.I recently snl,
ce;;evs s-r :: r. t.<oEo and YcEna;lcGSiy c,red
=. C. HrkiS5TET,
Sae'1 Iresa; q. Cor, T., z. g.. 20. -. csi 70 - i
Eoe-c.. Soy:, .. 1885,,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-08

CJ--r---J.A I2-s5-gS--, tie new blood purifier
cares -. Ls.'f-grf-s, ere Eci4 erc-y!irSe. ..ca,
CC-EcCsA, S5e-; soar. 2Sc EEsOivcs-, Si.es
Potter Lsrs and CneInlnsi Co.. 2ostoD.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21


Shreveport, March - r. +. Will
msn. \ drummer f,r S. Strauss < Co,
whnles,l. millinery, 1T ST. Louis,
met with All unexpected reception "a;
the hands If tn. Young men "f oar
city lat ni.yi,t. He WIS tr"a'"d 10
y coat O. tar AMI fathers and allow
e,i t. depart with tie present unm"-
Tested. winch he did TINS morning,
sft-r remaining At the Junction al
might. The rsu>e 81 TIN. pr"rte'llrr
s-,in-t hi1n. Is. ~ Dear a. can D"
le.rn.,!. =. f.N,~.:
some f.w war. sro Wil'men, Who
tr,y... FIR his hNu-' il rhS s,'''.lon.
WA introduced tliron":i fri"r'}s int"
society. and received tH- Greatest
courtesy on tie ;art 81 cur y"au%
prnpl. wi;rn-,-r III visited the city.
A!,nu; a wear 40 ne cane arain ,tmd
rp.rjsrred Al IT, CIV Hotel with =
woman ~ lis wife. It- sam" rJlir;"-
s;as were -1teu.t.d bin - before, no
ona dreaming he cnu:ei 49, FIR fIr.'-t
himself ~ trlIn, ,ns" l,i,nu their gene
rJus hospitality. SIcn va, hi, sin.
however, and ne has pad tn. enai'N.
Shortly after h- left, the w"in All
Who had been treated ~ his wifi, ~
cnurt"nuslv ~ himself. was fnun t"
h. 4 woman or bel ch trtct.r. ~Io
hoa.tc,l "tiha pat SIC took ~ impo,-
in- an the p-o!'l"
Whitman arriv-l here yeS'"T "
morning, Registered N Tilir' ii IT,,
and called un"u sever, ii mrn he Ia ri
i.npnS"d upnn. All met him ss 4
nn;hin.: hal happ"nr! II mar th"ir
p'-,S.lt AZ iI!, e.. til las mE't,
whel. he va, invite Il aeon 'A1t
them Ia 4 party IN 81" suhiir's ii re
citr. liz really cnr,-ht-I. ltlle
tr-.min" that III" na,k cbntri:'n-;
tn. .rav party would ,,r;ye NJ To tie
cat;ie i,.ns, were su.h,leri TAR H"'
ieA.a-rs were Tea lines, 10 trans
form hi:u into abr !.
W!llnrn arhnnwl-I,t "I his guilt 81
lrc.s,l for mercv. br: tAer~ were
sa;uc present 10 hal learned ~
p;..,rd the same trek =; ~, irr p.'IrrS
aud ~ w.s sr,or,,;n ,.v t,rreI and
f,.athervd. II. w.utr 10 borrow 4
pi,tul to blew his or tiiiS oIt rs;f-i
tran -n-f-r the in Ii unity, bat MS
WIS NOT accommodated.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21

LEVLE ITEMS Dtnh-v AM Gray,
contractors with mules, scraper> and
equipments left Nichsbu,g for the
purpose of raising the sinking lcvec
across the head of the lax: at 5.
To-. TIE work j. done under tn:
United States and will he paid on
completion.
Washington dispatches indicate that
the President will Sopl ne asked TO
rrcrsanizc the RIVER C"n;m.,~ipa.
Thn; rikc!v concern needs iror% Inlz-
ing very badly, AMI we hops ia" pr ii
den, will a>i promptly < thoroughly.
When Capt. Eads retired from the
Commission it, head WAS taken from
il, and W hcn Ger. GILMORE was COM
PEELED, by i. cath, 70 retire tempo
rarilv, Is - II arm WAS tax Ill away.
TIE bal4aSc of the Comm sSiOn dc
not know what they want TO do, oil
if they do know, they lack the cour-
ageio say So. Let the members o.
the River Commission emulate The
example of the Chimes and $50" They
should not st md on tie order of COIN -.
bu, 60 a, once.-Comm.rcial II era!d
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21
No High Wafer.

1t can cprtainl, hr now Gained De-
vonL a doubt that we viii cs'hipc H:,v
damage from high "" = lt.' wee.
There was 81 hi scare I'D )ui tie o.
ril,,iiny Of J ;nulry, When the tr!bu-
t,rv rivers rose, bat the waters ran III
miti.oIt d image OF il urv. Nv Or-
leans was never in better on : it'r cOH-
di,ipu at this season 80 llr wear, Il, Tar
AS high water Is concerned. tain II Is
to-day. As matter If fact the river,
not only the Mississippi, but ali IT.
tributaries, with one exception. are
lower tn-,n for years pas;--aini CON
silerahlv lower. The Mississippi It.
self il 8. [ fact l,w..r iIn MS Iay list
wear ai Caro-, IL lower 1T Memphis,
al feet lower ut V!ckshurg and 5 >
f..., ut Now Orleans. The ONO is
H. f.-t lower at Pi.t'hur-' 2J2 f"at
ut Cincinnati AMI IL ut l. IuiSv.!ir
the Red is &C lover at Shreveport ;
the Cumberland $50 feet lower ut
Nashville; the Tennessee 81 lower
ut Chattanooga, and the Ark.nS,S u
inches lower at Little Rock. Tie
only tributary that is hi.''"r than II
was then is the Upper Mississippi al
St. Louis, where the difference l.
only &c inches. 4 continuation ol
u,i,oward events that would change
the situation 40 ~ t"put as III danger
is scarcely to he conceived.
In view u lie disasters We have SUI
frrei in the last half anz'l Years froa
overHows and iLunds:icn, 'l're l.
cause for g"nuins rel 'i'ins. iltre
has been 40 wear FIR Il very lon" Ne
Rod when the lower Mississippi ' II.
lev has suffered less from floods thar
this winter. Lr~lan"s which have
hardly ever escape" overflow before
liay. been free from water TIl'
fact promises nave material FL e
upon the prosperity OF i'~er MlSNs
sippi. rs il will insure phrnomrnal,
large crops. If the growing seas"'
proves a. propit"uS AS that devoted
t. planting. the low +r valley will max
up this YEAR for the LOSES it has su,
tanned dy the rec. Mt y.ars"f overflow
-Ti.nas Do,nn,r't
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21
Sa.l-tly. M.rcl II. 1875.
General News

It is stated on good authority that
Green's bank was ready t. paw the
receivers first certificates on 10Th
NJ .rrll amounting t. S.2J,OJo.
Pulaski, Tenn, WAS visited by afre
on the 18th AMI $4,000 worth OF
property DESTROYED and three men
burned to death who were lodging
over a saloon.
Mr.Blaine called at the white IIou
on the 18th to pay his respects to
President Clevel.nd who received
him with hearty Misunderstanding.
They talked for near an hour.
a delegation of c 'ristien and tenn
perance ladies' called on Miss Clrve-
land, MISTRESS Of the Waite House
on the 10Th for the purpose paving
their respects anil we're Introduced
to the President.
The National Republican. a R"pub-
lcnu newspaper was sold in WISH
iugt City to Ei,s ". Fox, represent
ing the purchasers.
Vicksburg'seslns t. be work-dup
about the machine shop If the l. y.
ct railroad company. The company
wants tie modest SUN Of So 300
bonus to build the shops tier-.
This plan OF roads forcing cities AMI
towns to make lirS. Donations and
subsidies to procure shops. &c. il
becoming qnite common. 1t seems
70 us "a a rather unjust and unkind
way Of procuring money.
The Hornet Farm. published at
Louisville, X, contained a photo
graph and biographical sketch ofthe
late B. F. Avery who died on the 3D.
OF March. This the great pillow man.
Charles w. McCune, proprietor OF
the Courier, died on the morning OF
the A4th.
The catarrhal fever seems to he
epiedmic around Ruston. Scarcely
a family from a mile around have
escaped this disease Which is 81
prevalent in the hills. The worst
feature OF this disease is the frochial
effect on. This disease also causes
liberation Of the throat, mouth,
and tongue, and resembles diptheria.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21

The great Railroad strike OF the
Missouri Pacific continues. The
strike is intended ioeXtcnI through
out the Gould system on thrI 5'h inst,
the railroad officials, Cows. of states
and others met in S.. Louis TO settle
the matter. The R.R proposed for
extra work one half over and above
the regular wages. Oscar kochitzikI,
commissioner Of Labor statistics also
concerned in the proposition made by
the authorities of Missouri; the *
being represented by H.M.Hoxle,
Third Vice President. There is moth
ing defini,ce. 1t is stated that over
1000 loaded freigh, cars were on the
Missouri Pacific side tracks.
SEpALIA March rs The strike
is considered practically ended though
no orders have yet been issued by the
committee, and it is expected the men
will return TO work tomorrow NOR :
iny. No freight trains have moved
yet, but may late to-day.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21
Good news to our people is con

Good news to our people is con-
tanned in the following it'm:
The levee from this place to Amos
Bayou hills. commonly known as the
'Possom Fork levee, hasthis day been
completed all is ready for the enSi-
neers inspection. We are informed
that the Chief Engineer Of the Gov
ernment River Commissioners. Capt.
Sears, Mr.. Richardson the Engineer
for the State ofLouisiana, and Major
John D. Adams, one Of the parties
who toos the contract and others will
he here on to-day to inspect the work
and if done according tocontrtrt, the.
same will lie received. No man de-
serves a. much cret!i: for having this
Ievee erected rs UNIV hiteiiill -
Arkansas City Journal.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21

Much sickness has ba.n in this ed
itor's family for several days past.
Every child except one, has in turn
been sick; and indeed ii seems that
thev are not all out of danger yet us
we have to sit up AMI watch over
them during the whole night; rs
peel l.y with the twins. As they
have been suTsinS with severe
coughs and fever, hut ut this writing
they appear better. We extend our
thanks to the good neighbors amt
friends, who have SO cheerfn!ly lent
US helping hand in watching over
Southern Sentinel.
We know how to symplthize with
Our neighbor of Vim parish. for
last thursday week we saw all Of our
children sick in one bed; hut we
only have three and have no twins
among them. The bill country is
not exempt from sickness this year.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21

Newsp"p'r pos'a". after the first
Of July. when sent bv the publishers
from the office of publication, or
when sent by news agency. will he
reduced from two cents n 'ound, the
present rate. io one cent pound.
This is a move in the right direction.
-Ex.
Pnstmasters will take notice Of tie
above and Should paste it upso that
they will be sure to see it at the
proper time.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21

IHE ritiit.iIt.- i,tt u'Nr u"'N"t - - " H'
70, .ir,,.r u,r.n. 80 ,ai-ra -iii en-, i.nru,t
~ ;ri,i- are even Il, l,x,> pah f,r" Il
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t,.x c.,t,., = .t,ah Ia-k,i IA ph.rl Ter
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hl I, L.".-lrrtto.,Zi.' Int. -.i','' az - ht--
Mt The la,iv ownrr = Then weighed, u"
u., il-u,:,ii J. t,x- q, cent puri"i Ter th'
i,-'y wris't AMI TIE ian eat ihr l'irh e
C,"nn.-rrtgi ii.saii.
Tii- r,n that rn' rlr larg-i Won AZ and
lie III, l---' i,a.L-i uUult bt' ~ lett
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21


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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21
How 70 Make Money.

Ali persons want to learn how 10
make money. Tomrke money l, the
all absorbing topic. How few study
the art Of properly using none!
when made. Men will grind good
friend AMI gel monev, what FOR? The
first gambling machine comes along
the money is gone A wheel Ut fort
una man comes along. men IL the
community will even borrow money
for what purp 'S.? r,r this Important
,er.,usrs to carry on, of the country.
Another one will come sl-ny with A
Lot of nnckpt knives. s:irs them IN a
bosrI, allow parties So many throws
~ wilma ur;ze Thev threw and con-
tinue to throw until their money IL
rone and bv this time Che man ID
roue never to he heard of any more
ONLY ut sn,u- other point, where ne
cn-s t, get mo3e. frou unsuspec tin;,
persons, AMI make room f'r smother
scL.rner t. follow with some "th<r
catch. 1t ia very strange thai old
and Intelligent persons will inc"nrs* "
these Things, nevertheless i; is true.
We Should go to work AND try To ell
rcate the young mind III different
direction. How many OF Us, even
though we may perchsnce. tAse &
game ourselves, like to see cur boys
fail into these VICES? Tins is he qurs-
ton. This f"srfsi example Laid fol
our cilil !rcn. Inis country Is u1'
wanting IN intelligence AMI rul'ur"
bat seems To- lie asleep az to the
moral training oftle youth.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21
NV ADiEi.IlS..M. MS.
DR.. Nj. $. BOWMAN,

fu,ni-rly az u.achi'a lat-h.
T..ud-r> ms pr 'e>-p'n --'v; - 10 -" r"nr"
Of RayvI.i,. an' -urfr,u'itug country thiIs
promptly urri''i-d at 81 l'"u:-.lay ar nl2h'.
Mach II, ls,J-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21
e afici.
Oct I'M ln>

To- NJ whom il nnv cnucrrn. !
hrrrs.v nii'y nll parties c"n'"'nd
rhn have revoked ~ ,ONrr # A.
tnrnrv I gave X. = B'u 'h'"".
H.. i. 40 lnu,.I ~ - l'r'Z II nI''"t
JACK ~DN SNI'lI
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21

Few person Imagine the amount
Of good an advertisement Will do.
Two or TIRES weeks ago we wrote a
very silor. local for the Beacon, stat
inc tina. good, sober pi.v-itian
could do well at Rayvi.l.. In the
short space Of week We received
letters and personal calls from Ply
sicians in different directions. Wn-n
No came in from Ruston we found Il
letter fro II Georgia Physician, We
answered the letter. In the short
SPACE of two or three hours we had
a call from DR.. W. J. Mhoon, Of Can
ton Miss, brother of our esteemed
frienl, j. A. Mhoou of the 4th warl,
and in few minutes the train came
in from the west, brinSinga Ph!si-
clan, DR.. MCGEE, who appeared t. be
polished gentleman, from Hi
nois. We suppose all are regular
ersdu ties. In fact we are satisfied
they are, for they have their ceritf-
cae s and diplomas. To see this array
of the efficiency Of advertising snd
vet find people who do not advertise,
only as sssistin. the newspaper man,
or rather char table act, is surpris-
ing. This was oulv a short local
np alvertisem-nt-bu, simply to call
the attention OF the public to the fact
that there was a Parish site on the
r. r. without a Doctor.
Anntaer thing in our Parish as to
advertising, some merchants and
business men Imagine that alvertis-
ing only brings credit custom, and
they have enough of that. This is Il
mistaken idea Advertisements
bring cash trade and that too when
we are !lar,l run, for that is the time
we want to get things cheap. Not
long since we had occasion to lo"h
the Virksbury-Conmarcia-!iera!d
through for a party and t. our AS
TOMS. ,ment dill not lin u single al
vertisement of the nature We were
looking for. What WAS the result
The order was sent o another City
vet we are sure it WIS in Vickshurr
but those having such did not desire
to sell or they would let it be known
through their paper.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21
IL. i SCOTT. Shrug

St-rH is e. R'y,'ti" /" y" "tI 30
Mach u I'll rItI-r- T." ~ %
1000.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-03-21
ALBERT C. MCGEE, NJ. D.
fhiiSiclth and SURGEON,
RAYVlI.LE, L..

Night "s'!s promptly Attended
Maze 2iS. 1885 --ly.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-15

. study. She was Q lady, with lady.
like instincts, and Tam sure she fell
thoroughly ashamed Of herself because
Of what she had said about the Beveres.
The croquet-players mads believe
they had not heard, for their faces wert
very, very grave. Tot wondered why,
because they had been laughing mo-
ment before.
After Tot had sung and danced fol
them, Mrs. French invited her to play o
game Of croquet. Then tea was brought
out under ono Of tho trees, and Tot fell
like dignified young lady, for Mamma
Bevere never allowed her to drink tea
at home. Mrs. French herself drove
lot home in her pretty pony phaeton.
There had been a coldness between
Mrs. Beyerc and Mrs. French before
Tots exploit; but after that they be-
came the best OF friends again. So
Tots escapade was productive Of great
good, after all.-Anthony y. .dnderson,
IN Golden Days. ...