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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
Chicago Grain and Produce.

chicago tram ana HrOOuce.
CHICAGO September II.
The wheat market started in at 71A for October
this morning which proved to be top figures for the
day. The cables were Invested OF their war favor
and selling throughout the day was quite free The
market, however, kept within a range Of = and
closed at O'Clock y under the latest figures OF yes
terday In the aftern con trading very dull and
prices showed little change. Germ was quiet and
easy closing shade lower than yesterday. Oats
closed shade frmer.
Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Sales ranged:
September, 151e@ a519, closed -; November, ,s5s
@19lS closed 7S3s; No Spring 1J5s No. red 1615
Corn, 81 l| September, SJ]4(a $685., closed 1856;
October, 40tsGt4closed 404
Oats-Cash, and August. 25ss; September. 2514Gs
Rye-Steady No. 2. cash. 4Sl9
Barley-Weak; No. 2, 500
Flax Seed-Strong; No. /. 81 10.
POrk-Cash, $1l Is GIL 30. October Sll 5sGSl1 %
Iard-Firn cash 81 s7s7 4o1l; August, 81 2o@7 321k
closeds7 S21a September, 81 a@7 IS. closed 81 IS;
October. Sc Sa11.
Whiskey-Steady, 81 Is.
Butter-Firm; creamery. H95s2; dairy, 14@20.
HotatoesEFirm. 81 6C@2 co per barrel.
Receipts-FlOur, $500; wheat, TOy0 corn, 4,0O0
oats, 27,0O0 rye, 10000; barley, $1,000
Shipments-F1our, 1900; wheat, lCC,0O corn la 900
oats. 5000; rye. 1GtO: barley. 600.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept, 14.-An ex-
plosion occurred in the mixing building of
the Siglonite works at Adams about II 80
last evening, by which the building was
demolished and Ambrose G.. jerks and
Charles +. Kimball, night workmen, were
killed. jerks was sixty years of age and
leaves widow and daughter. Kimball
leaves widow and seven children.
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st. Louis Grain and Produce.

81 LOUIS. september II.
Flour-Quiet. unchanged; xxx 81 0@2 %, family
81 IOa2 So choice. 81 OG13 10; fancy, SIS 40cl3 So;
extra fancy. 80 .0Ge3 s.: patent. 81 0tGg4 80.
Wheat-Receipts, Is 1s,: shipments. l310o in store
5000; market weaker No. red, cash. 16l4
Corn~No mixed cash. 81 bid; Oct SG3ta3i1.
Oats-No. 3. cash. %. Sept %; October 1854.
Rye-No. cash, 80
Barley-NO market;
Lead-DuIl: refined, 81 Co. chemically hard; 81 511a
Butter-Quiet; creamery, 20925; dairy. 1929.
Eggs-Frm, 1111G l2c
Whiskey-Steady 81 10.
Pork-Steady; SO 25.
Lard-Firm; Sc 50.
Receipts Flour, 5000; wheat 1900; corn, S2,Css
oats 1900; Rye. $780, barley, 2,1O
Shpments-FlOur, 10000; wheat 1s3, 600; corn, 5CoU
oats, S00G rye, none barley none.
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st. Louis 1.-Two Stock.

ST. LOUIS. September Il.
Cattle = Receipts. 2.oO: shipments, 1900 market
firm: good choice shippers, 81 StS4 S.; com
mon fair. 81 50si 2o butchers steers So 5ra.i II
cows and heifers 81 25a3 20; through Texans, 81 y
as So Indians. IS 25cs3 69.
Hogs-Receipts. $40; shipments, so: market active
and strong; butchers and best heavy. s. %ts5 Is
mixed packing. 81 :r,G. SIS; light. 81 t,9i 80.
Sheep - Receipts $3.50: shipments. 400; market
s.ealy and unchanged; e 2ss33 ).
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Chicago 1--we stock.

CHICAGO September II.
Csttle-iIarket steady; shipping steers s. 4Gs5 81
stockers and feeders 81 RSiS cows. bulls mixd
81 250sS ca. bulk 81 22 through texas 81 59S5 %;
cows 50 0GG2 30: wintered Texans s. Sos IS.
Hegs-Raceipts, 2lot; shipments. 4ol; market
strong good butchers TO best heavy 81 i5.e4 80
packing and shipping. sSa$s .; light. - gss5 O..
Sheep - Receipts. 40CU shipments, 500; market
stead natives 81 0oS3 s5; western, s. oo3 Sd Tex
ans, 81 156.a 81 lambs . 5ace4 -.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. September u.
Cattle Receipts, 25ll shipments. 1851; fat stuff
strong and shade higher; grass range of good quail
~ steady; common dull; choice. 81 ODd4 50: com
mon to. medium, g Soess 80; stockers. 81 S
az IS: feeders, 81 SOFAS 80: cows. 81 5o92 60;
grass Texas steers, 81 S0G53 ..
Hogs--Recepts. $3.50; shipments ess; choice;
common to medium. S4a2594 65; skips and pigs.
s. 1894 10
Sheep-Receipts, 49S +; shipments. 2G2; steady;
goodto choice 81 5ote3 90; common to medium 81 80
a. IS
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Ball and Bat.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 14-Detroit9 Kan
sas City 4. Observation-Disclosures 3, Pitts
burg 3, 8 innings. Chicago-St. Louis 5,
Chicago f. New Iork-St Louis 5,
Brooklyn 4; New York 6, Boston 6. Gin
cinnati-Cincinnati 4, Metropolitans 3.
Observation-Disclosures Z, Louisville g.
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For Trade !!

Horses. stock of general merchandise,
12horse power engine and threshing ulacine,
Two valuable patent rights. shares in several good
growing town in western Kansas, several good
pr.empticns and timber culture claims in the Gar
den City land district. farms and property in
all the eastern and southern states also western
Kansas land and great many vacant lots in west
ern Kansas towns all TO trade for lots In Wichita
improved farms III Sedgw lex. Butler. Cowley sum
and Reno counties. Three good improved farms
rent for 1881. We make specially OF trading Il
you have ANYTHING TO trade or sell bring the de>crir
ton to Office; ges trade. Town loss
for sale credit ofice $40 East Douglas avenue. Up
stairs. front rpotr.
REMAIN & SABIN
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Coal Comfort.

New YORK, Sept. 14-At a meeting of
the coal managers here today it was decided
to advance chestnut fifteen cents and all
other skies ten cents ton
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OVER THE OCEAN.
England.

LONDON, Sept li.-Greek gypsies who
went to Hamburg with the intention of
taking passage there for America. were pre-
vented from landing. and returned TO Hull.
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Nautical Notes.

New YORK, Sept 1.-THE yacht Puri-
tan was entered today for the race for the
Citizens cup, which is to be sailed off
Newport Saturday. The Galatea aud
Mayfiower were also entered for the same
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WIN. HAII.HD JE BENNETT. D. D
Drs. Hall & Bennett

OVER WOODLANDS BANK. ls3 MAIN ST..
DIR. HALL
Continues TO successfully traa; all diseases Of
He does not do general practice he gives his entire
time TO his speclzties IL the two ne has been
in Wichita he has cured hundreds Of ladies IN this
city and adjoining towns any OF whom VIII speak IN
the highest terms az his successful cure and gentle
manly treatment while under his care any person
afflicted with any Of The following diseases wifi con
suit him first time win be SIei, money saved ard
disappointment aSertef,
INFLAMMATION. LIBERATION.
NISPIACEEEST. or Prolsysus Of the womb.
ard al UTERINE TROUBLES.
POLYPUs AND FIBBOD TUHoRs.
causing too frequent painful ard Irregular Hensrr-
ations.
LEUCoRREGEs etc
he s,so successfully al kidney and hls5de,
trouble OF Iaale and female. such as.
PARALYSIS. NEURALGIA.
Foreign Poles in the B,acisr ard rretsra
causing to frequent AID painful zri-asias AID 81
,o-r-s Of PRIVATE.
cEsoSIc ana
sExUAi DISEASES.
snch Is s1s.rruatorTisea inspcteacr ard al the CE
pleasant results of such t-oaeies.
SYPHILIS posltirely cured zrl entirely eradAckisd
from the syS-szTa-
GONORI-ffKA c-Ct sTs trsTz :sree 20 o-Et s1ys %
pay
CLEFT and STRUCTURE c-nea IL sz.-le.,s 81 regis
standing.
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I. he eznno; yca re ~iil plainly tell y~s 70
DR. BENNETT dsroies es7scisl .;senssaa 70 ss.s
t-ssat-.enr q Episry fs4ir Slss vbSca se tress
by the latest and rsest approved sefscrS AID IA
which ne guarantees cure y al e1.ae- cases ise
sI@o str~S ESPECIAL TIE cure Of itn-e ,er~Ezs
w.s, are = c.@ss win tire ozs-r1 E1yr nse sstf
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and successfully
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careful zt.eEtton-
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
New York Grain.

NEW YORK. September Il.
Ungraded red. sl6So,1 No. red,s6 elevator. s72
delivered.
Corn-Spot lots shade higher; options lower, clos
ing stendy ;Ungraded 50l5116; Noe 50; elevator 81
Oats-moderative active mixed western 3S@s2s
white western, 35(G40.
Barley-Steady.
Butter-Firm western lGai23f
Cheese-Firm, western. 15fl5E.
Eg2s-Firm; western fresh, 15A.
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Bulgaria.
Turkey,

CONsTANTINoPLE, Sept 14-All the
powers have replied favorably to the porte's
circular They agree that there shall be no
military occupation of Bulgaria. Consular
reports from Sofa announce that Bulgaria
and Roumelia have made an agreement to
avoid any action that might lead to foreign
intervention
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New York Live Stock.

NEW YORK. September H.
Eeeves-Reoeipts including D for export $40;
aS,o for the webk. Market duh and lower; native
steers 81 0Ds5 10; Texas and Colorado IS SAe14 IS
S'ieep-Receipts, l4ltN: market duh and weak at
s. S5e14 o. per D lbs for sheep and 81 ,5s6 90 for
lambs
Hogs-Receipts. u. 200; market slow and steady at
9o@$6 GO per cwt.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15

The total sale Of stocks today were 27,Sl shares.
The general disposition this morning was to take
such profits in stocks the existing prices afforded
at the same time there was an indispcsed feeling
that some sort Of reaction was due and reactions
throughout the day kept prices down, although the
undertOce Of the market was strong. The market
just after advanced sharply upon buying by the
Chicago party and the foreigners, but the advance
not maintained and the selling for the rest OF
the afternoon caused slow but steady depreciation
OF values,
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Ouick Sale Bargans.

s lots on North Topeka, between 18th and i6tA pr
lot. 800.
4 lots on North Main; per lot, SSN
2cnrrer lots in Allen 4 Smiths addition, per lot.
$50. 49,
You will never get left on any OF the above, Ihey
are by all odds the cheapest bargains offered.
IOl DRUkkER HOGD Isl Main ST
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
The authorities at Hull have forbidden
them to enter the town.

The authorities at Hull have forbidden
them to enter the town.
The Liberal Wings issued special sum
mons to Liberals to support the second
reading of Mr.. Parnelrs bill regarding
evictions. The News thinks it would be
expedient to adopt Mr. Parnelrs bill with
some equitable notifications. asss
Sir j. Ferguson, under foreign secretary,
replying to heterogeneous in the house of
commons this afternoon, stated that the
eleven English fishing boats which were
seized by the French authorities yesterday
at Havre for violating the international
fishing laws had been released.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch fron
Vienna to the Times says there are rumors
in diplomatic circles at the Austrian capital
that the recent negotiations between the
three emperors has resulted favorably and
there are now good prospects for an agree
ment shortly between Russia, Germany and
Austria relative to common action in Bull
garia. In regard 10 the immediate future,
the dispatch says it is stated that Russia
has yielded her plan Of proceeding alone in
Bulgaria and intends now to treat the
whole question on basis of the treaty of
Berlin and submit it to the consideration of
Europe.
Ireland.
GALWAY, Sept 14-Father Fahes. the
Catholic priest who was yesterday sen
fenced to six months imprisonment on q
charge of having made threats against the
owner of an estate from which one of the
priests Pensioners at Woodford had been
evicted, was to-day removed from Wood
ford to the Galway Jail. The people are
greatly excited over the priests imprison-
ment
DUBLIS, Sept 14.-Lord Annelley is
sued one hundred ejectnent notices against
tenants on his estate in county Down. The
tenants are suffering for money, owing to
the latcncsS Of harvest.
Bulgaria.
SOPHIA, Sept. 14-The scbranji has
elected NJ Givkootf president, also APP
pointed committees to draft reply to the
address of the government, TO devise aud
submit measures relative to the state of
siege which the country is in, and for the
settlement Of Prince Alexantler's property
in the country. The state will purchase
all the property for 100000 retaining
$500, GOO to liquidate the princes indebted
ness to the National bank. This years
budget calls for $4,000, coo. The porte
informed the Bulgarian government that
Turkey accepts Prince Alexander's abdica
ton and promises not to occupy Bulgaria
as long as the county is quiet and law and
order are observed therein.
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SedCWick ExOnerated,

New YORK, Sept 14-The Tribune
publishes the following:
Ell PAsO, Texas, Sept. -
After thirty days close investigation and
thirty odd years on the Mexican border. the
charges against Mr. Sedgwick are pro-
nounced false
(Signed) CHARLES D. PcsToN
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CANCER CURED.

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
The Kansas City Fair.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 1.-THE sec
ond day of the interstate fair brought out
large crowd The weather is delightful
and some good time was made at the races:
The summaries are as follows:
Glass 2:30, pacing, $500:
Express; ............. !, !, l
Willie ], l, ), =, 3
NeWkIrk. d, D
Flora Temple. Observation-Disclosures. distanced
Willie F and Newkirk were tied for first
place in first heat; time 2:27 IA $50 IA,
2:31 "a, 2:27 IA, 2:31 1-2, 2:33
Glass 2:21, trotting, 500:
k .mone IT,. .
Time 2:2S IA, 1926 4, 2:26 "a
2:27 12 running race. mile and a quarter
for 3-year-olds, $500, 800 to second: Wyan-
dotte Chief won, Joe Lodge and Pamela
ran a dead heat for second place. The 9th
er starters were Lord Grosvener, Kildare
and Irish Mollie time 2:16
In the sword contest on horseback, be-
tween Ross and Sergeant Walsh, the judges
declined in favor of Walsh.
At night the streets were paraded by the
police department. the tlambeau club and
the Kansas City Whcelmen, amid shower
of fireworks The streets are crowded
with people.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 14.-Point
Breeze park winners: Nettle Lord Lorne.
Restless, Kensington and Rushbrook
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w ANTED-All persons having city property for
w sale 10 leave the same with tarnum. Smms
Il George 10 Main st. l0l7lm
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w ANTED-Eyery farm in Sedgwick county for
w sale on our books. Farnum Slmms * George.
f0 I'm
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"ANTED-A position by practical druggist;
w capable OF taking charge; objection 10 going
to country; registered. Address Druggist, care OF
Eagle. f0l-6t+
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VXyANTED-Af full and complete list Of raw and
w improved farming land for sale. Farnum,
Smms & George, 1iU Main l0l12t
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE.
I>OR TEADE-A 10 room new brick house with 6
Il lots In south part of Wichita: for farm property
ave. IN 6i'
II stocks of goods trade for teams. cattle. goods
city property, Ashbel WEIGH. Eagle block. 100 Il
NOR TRADE FOR STOCK-A first class bottom
II farm in Butler county. Kan. consisting of SEQ
acres situated on Hickory creek. Address VIM.
Morti. Leon. Kan. ltret'
JHoR TRADE-v's have 100 acres well improved
Il la nd 10 trade for Wichita property Porter Dut-
ton & Noble 80 Main St up stairs 9.-et.
I.>0E TRADE-Livery stable and the entire outfit;
L good business good location: everything be
longing to first class livery stable; situated in the
city OF Cleveland Ohio; VIII trade for land In west
ern Kansas. For particulars address lock box lsa.
Wichita, Kan. isl:f
JNoR EXCHANGING have a half section Of Sedg-
II wick county land, partly improved, which we
will exchange for Wichita property upon liberal
terms. Bunnell 4 Gorehouse soft
STORAGE.
,ToRAGE-For household goods and merchandise
- at rs Main 1t. Cheap rates, by Cox & Stanley.
dlsStf
LOST.
7 oST-ene lap rotc wi Il flower in center Finder
/ will be literally rewarded return TO i0s Main
street O. NJ sherman. SYST.
C,ToBAGE-For household goods or merchandise
- boxed or loose: II you have any goods 20 store
hrir, them 10 the Wichita Storage Co. No. ZIG West
Douglas ave oei
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VIZ ANTED-All ambitious ladies and gentlemen to
w attend the night school which opens at the
Southwestern Business college Oct. ith. 1856. dl0
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NyANTED-We want You TO know that your own
w interest requires You to invest i'll the Wichita
Gardens before the price goes up. Ashbel WEIGH.
Eagle block 1D-l2t
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Rer,eznb~r raj he 10 AZ BIB % s0cc - - Hzts
ssrcr: over WoctrsARs Raak. - a11raD kook 81
~ Tdcpko0s = 1Aw
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15

NyANTED-A good Brunswick & Bake pool table
w cheap for cash. Address Sam oodson Leland
hotel Caldwell. Kan got
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WY ANTED-Two dining room boys; wages S. per
w week, at Leland hotel today, Caldwell, Kan.
10l-6t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15

XyANTED-A boy TO feed job presses; steady en-
w ploymcnt Call at this Office Immediately.
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w AETED-Good COOK, man or woman; light
w work and good wages; Is miles from city on
Scott r. z. J l.. Wood. 1Ul Ct
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15

VXyANTFD-A graduate Of New England College.
" A. b. "a. A. NJ. 50, and of Iowa State University,
L. B. 50 warts TO teach winter school. Has Taught
q terms and holds first grade certificate Address
L. A. Stanwood. Garden city, Kan. l0l-Gl%
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FOR RENT.

NOR REST-For cash rent for the year les, OF
II, longer, first class bottom farm on HICKORY
creek, in Butler county, Kan. Address VIM. MORT
Leon, Kan. f0tt
NOR RENT-HouSe. six ROOMS and pantry. ksis'
II, Douglas ave: close to business. Lamb & sawyer
room 10, Eartwig block, Fourth and Douglas
aves. Ite'
V>OR RENT-PoonlS Eioely furnished with with
II out board. in Roys building. oillcc al Douglas
ovpnlie iNl6tr
NOR RENT-A frst-class hotel, new. - rooms. in
II Tribune. Greeley county; good town. good water.
good county. Enquire of l. T. Campbell. Dong
las and Market ST
NOR RENT-A light. well ventilated. furnished
lN roona one block from Douglas ave, suitable for
two gentlemen. Reference given and required. Ed
Ouire at No. aji. S. Lawrence ave. 9sot'
T-yOR RENT-Erick store with shelving suitable for
IL dry goods. Address Holdridg Goggin. Anthony
Kan. dS6- i2ts
NOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms on Main street
II private house; opposite tho Occidental 0rocery.
rs Main ST Ss6ts
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WANTED The Wichita Gardens are booming.
w and we don't want you TO get left. Enquire of
the principal real estate dealers of Asbbe elch
E.ple block 10O-l2t
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XXyANTED-Two good messenger boys al 4. ID. j.
w cffce. Reference required. 9Sot
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Fatal EyD1OSiOn.

CHARLES d. PcsTON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-14

the morning, or until Mother Sefton's night
capped head was seen and her good-humored
voice from an upper window heard, saying,
you young folks; its time for you all to be
home snd abed-'
Said Mary Seton TO me: "Now don't you
be away five years, like Jerry Black"
Jerry Black had sought fortune in China,
and at the expiration of n five years sojourn
had returned without IL Our people were
always drifting TO the ends Of the earth seek
ing wealth. A sea port is an open door to
foreign lsndS. and 50 influences the young 70
venture out earlier and oftener than from
places more inland.
Three wears was the longest most or our
company expected to remain in California.
The current idea then regarding the country
ran thus: Some Of US will dig gold; some
will 90 into trade. The profits viii go into
one common purse. At the end Of a year or
two there viii be a dividend We b re-
ceive some thousands each. With this we
NAV return home. marry and settle down"
lido not say this was my dream On the
whole. l do not think | had then any plans
for the future. was going away because 1t
seemed TO me everybody who cared for me at
all cared most that l should go away. This
being an opportunity, | embraced it The
current had com to me and sucked me in.
I had not gone TO il The world would hustle
me about with it. wished it would let me
alone.