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Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
F,fty Cents Well Spent

For many years tried the popular
liniment, In my house or stables, but
never found any to equal @. G. But
mans. It will do oil 1t promises on
the hottie. A. WARNER, Chester
County, Pa. Sold by Philip H. Woods,
druggist, northwest corner Tenth and
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
Leaders IN ...,.
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tnys siJ.S,naiS: JSS sS; IN shoes Of Won't on per.
w orsr tni1 m. quality anu nno,rabsss,
.,cu 70 cay: nt,Irsusdsrs tI 70 pOIvJS ~Serc
q y vii 'sy ihst h.,asS ~ value for your o0''
Psirhs sn,,on ns Shoe, only q q cents !!
90 "
for 90 an,
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cjaliiiiiiSs'n' jaiiiiS re''l' /. now ~ sss sss
,,,, little boys lace shoes, Osn,s,i s'u'I bows S
u.I =! i,"S ~ only 50 cents. s@s6 81 So our
NJ ibOe' slt:si j nooE lace shoes, sies :, an ~
[,j o. Beys I1 Iwssring, real value si.uv'
{,Ia sud ood w WI iot misses pebble pn,'
Irs,'is .., ai,s II 10 2 woitn ,;,s .,,s. ii 70 is,
inos,, NIX vi I'D button shoes y ,.u "a About
pls,es,, y, 81 ,i.So, our price n,1O; ~. ~ tbs
bl vlas :, INA ,hs biggest baTgs aims .n,. Vi ~.
psin lstt W.. ~ psboIs button 81 res p,ens p,ns
boo Lsal's ,artv of little si1se, ac'.n
In iiiss, plen.s al. never made for tne
~ d'dnt !. cost US quite 50 rrosI, You
g g!.i'sS ssIS WITH very ilght pi0rni npe IoI
na'G't,i v G.''t,i,tsd with the pllcs az on' rw' w
% ,s nsS SItO selling for u - ., ~
dl.al'.s, y. I, 20 ,c' Better come to-day
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
NEWS SUMMARY.


Twenty members Of the new City
Councils Of Philadelphia left Baltimore
Tuesday evening "on an extended tour
OF observation through the leading cities
Of the West and South" They will be
In Pittsburg to-day, Cleveland Thurs
day, and Chicago ON Friday. They
will 60 thence to Springfield, st. Louis
and louisville. From Louisville they
60 South As far ss Havana, returning
and stopping ct New Orleans, Vicks-
burg, Memphis, Cincinnati and Wash
|ington. They viii make the entire rail
trip In special cars Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. The party
was entertained ut supper by the Mayor
and City Council Of Baltimore.
The sheriff OF Cochise County, Ari-
zona, arrived at Fort Bowie q few days
ago with q warrant for Geronimo and
forty -one other Indians. General Crook
told him TO make his demand In writ
ing. On Monday q written demand
was received from him for Chihuahua
and the hsr renegades. Gen. Crook
replied that "the Indians are held a.
prisoners Of war under Instructions
from Washington, and would not be
|gtven up"
The BiRelow Carpets Mil 1t Clinton,
4Aooocon ueossy Hs'Ank ueou W shc
material on hand, practically shut
down yesterday morning, in conse-
|quence of they dysrs' strike. As the
mills are making no attempt to hire
new help, the question 10 simply one
OF endurance.
The New York State Board Of Chari-
ties yesterday provided for the removal
of lunatic, imbecile and otherwise in
N Allan v,at n mo from thu Tr4a to-
poor house rs follows: To Ireland q.
Eng land l, Germany 1, Canada /. These
persons were all sent into the State In q
disabled condition,
Mcclure g. Co., of Everson, Pa,
having refut ed to grant the demands of
their miners for 80 cents per day Dor
100 bushels, the district price Of mining,
q strike was begun on all the works Of
the arm ON Monday morning. ADout
1000 men are ont.
DR.. Brinton q. Warner. young ply.
| sician OF Baltimore, died yesterday of
b drophobia. He was bitten on Christ
mas day by small lap dog, which had
been run over by vehicle in the street,
and which he tried to take home to
nurse.
The steamer MouAtain Boy was cap
siz ed In q storm at Owensburg, Ken
lucky, early Tuesday morning. Francis
Asher, watchmap; Scott Lowarly,
roustabout, and William Stiteler, pas-
seDger, were drowned.
i The naval evolutions at Key West
" ers begun yesterday, the weather
being favorable. The sea drill was
begun of Santa Rosa Island, and will
continue several days.
Il A charter for the keystone Coal Com
, lpany was fled yesterday In Wilkes
barre. The company's minea will be
near Plymouth, whence they will ship
, coal TO market.
d A passenger train WAS blown from
D the track near East Saginaw Michigan
Q Tuesday afternoon, and three cars wenl
= into ditch. Eleven persons were in
jured, one dangerously.
The steamer Partisan from Liverpool
arrived yesterday at Portland, Maine
With 280 passengers, including 20'
!. 5wedes, who 60 west on farms
4 Secretary Manning continues to i'm
I lprove, and his physicians think he vii
/ be able TO sit up in short time.
3 Two colozed men wers drowned a'
? Selma, Alabama, yesterday morning
BY the upsetting Of q skiff.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
Great Fires.

A fre In Lacrosse, Wisconsin, on
Tuesday, devastated ten blocks, de-
streying several large planning mills,
lumber yards, a soap factory and eighty
dwellings. One thousand men were
thrown out OF employment and four
hundred persons made homeless. The
loss on property is estimated at $500, 600.
A fire at Napanee, Ontario, on Mon
day night, destroyed the Perry block,
the Opera House Block, the Opera
House and eight dwellings, causing o
loss estimated at 100000.
The upper portion of four story
brick building In Buffalo, New York
occupied by several firms, was burned
on Monday evening. Loss, S35, 900
nearly covered by insurance.
The Albion Paper Mill, at Holyoke
Massachusetts,, was damaged by fire OF
Monday night TO the extent OF $50 900
The Helena Lumber Oompany's mill
at Helena, Arkansas, was burned ol
Monday night. Loss. $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
Pension Obtained.

James P. Tustin, Esq, has secured
pension for James Lee, Of this city,
beginning October 19, 1865. Mr.. Tus-
tin is resident of Wash ington, d. O.,
and possesses opportunities to serve all
who wish to obtain pensions, and is
equal to the best agent that can be en-
ployed for the purp ose.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

We find the majority of the people in
Wilmington are OF good sense, because
they appreciate honest work at honest
prices. and are showing 1t by the great
demand upon US now. Our patterns OF
wall paper are of the best selection, and
our workmen are all first. class. RosIN
& BRO, 220 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
A Postmaster,s Predicament

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The new
postmaster at Kansas City, not regard
ing 1t his duty to notify the Civil Ser.
vice Commission Of the need Of holding
an examination for his Office, treated
she omission to hold one as creating an
emergency authorizing him to appoint
persons not examined. The Treasury
and Post Office Departments have de-
cided that there was no such emergency
and that these sppointees must be paid
by the poetmaste himself or 60 without
pay.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
Congress.

In the q. q. Senate ON Tuesday the
Labor Arbitrtion bill was reported
without amendment, 10 1t came from
the House. Mr.. RiddleberRer moved
to take mp the Logan resolution ralstingI
10 the trsnsaetion pf executivel lbusineesI
In open Bessi0n, but, at the request 81
Mr.. Logan, who desired to have the
Army bill disposed Of first, withdrew
the motion. Tho Army bill was then
taken mp, and discussed by Messrs.
Logan, Hals, Manderson, Dawes, Haw-
Icy and Teller. A message was received
from the President in relation TO Chi
nese immiRrat tion, and referred to the
COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations. Mr..
Logan secured an arrangement by
which vote shall be taken this after.
noon on Mr.. Hsle's motion to strike out
the second section OF the Army bill.
The Senate then went In executive se g.
sion, and when the doors were reopened
adjourned. f...
In the House the Speaker presen ted .
Communication from the acting Secre-
tary OF the Treasury stating, in Response
to q Honse resolution, !, that the pay ment
Of silver dollars is not refused at the
sub Treasury at Boston. Mr.. Phelps,
Of New Jersey, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported y resolution,
which was adopted, calling on the
Secretary of State for copies Of all cor
respondence between his Department
and the Representatives Of France, Ger.
many, Austria and other European
countries which has partially or Ell.
Itireiy restricted the importation OF
American pork referring to the facts OF
such exclusion or restriction and the
reasons given therefor
Mr.. Miller, OF Texas, from the Com
mite on Banking and Currency, re-
Iported bill for the iss ne of small bills
for circulation. Mr.. Steele, OF Indiana,
from the Committee on Military At
fairs, reported a bill to increase the
deficiency Of the army. Mr.. Lawler,
Iof Illinois, from the Committee on
Labor, reported back q resolution for q
Congressional investigation OF the
causes underlying the differences ex-
isting between employers and employ
es on railroads. The bill to secure al
Equitable classification and oompensa
tion of certain officers of the Unitet
States was considered, and Mr.. Bennett
OF North Carolina, spoke In opposition
to the doctrine OF civil service reform
The Post-ofice Appropriation bill wa
considered In Com mittee OF the Whole,
reported to House and passed. Tn,
House then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
New Coal Yard:

A new coal and wood yard .is abou,
IA, he opeped at Thirteenth and Scott
streets: branch offices ut 905 Wilson
street. and SOC East Tenth street. The
husineas will be conducted under the
Arm name of Postles q 90.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
More Work Refused on Account of the
Labor Trouble.

Nevertheless l am taking all the
paper-haneing that comes along. Al,
though ] have the largest, finest ana
cheapest stock of wall paper. l am get
ting something new every week As ]
have large force Of workmen l am
doing all work on ehort notice. II. ID.
10 1t, West 213 Second street, upPel
side.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

Don't say there Is no help for catarrh
hay fever and cold in head, since thou
sands testify that Ely's Cream Balm
has entirely cured them. It supersedes
the dangerous use Of liquids and snuffs.
It is easily applied with the finger and
gives relief at once. Price 60c.
was troubled with chronic catarrh
and gathering in head; was deaf at
times, had discharges from ears, unable
to breathe through nose. Before the
second bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm was
exhausted was cured.-C. j. Corbin,
|923 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
Hurrah, Down 1t Comesi

Goood news for the workingmen.
Fresh country print butter, 20 and ~
cents per pound good cooking butter,
IL cents, at Doughty's, stalls 81 ana o2
Third street market.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
Literary Entertainment.

The following is the program OF Scott
Literary Society for Thursday evening,
April 8: ss.. m
r. Escalender; reading, Maggie Cald'
we'll: duett, Misses Atherton and
Worth; recitation, Ella Davis; solo
anna Solaway; recitation, Matte
Davidson; duett, Misses Lane ani
Caldwell; singing, society; three Inn.
promptu speeches. Messrs Logan, LOT
man and Lowe; reading, g. Alie
Bratton; singing, society; recitation
James Mcdowell; duett, by Misse
Booker and Pennell; reading, Cor
|Ovsrdeer; CRITICS report.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
Floods and bn0w.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 6.-The
waters have been slowly receding all
day, and at z O'Clock to night the river
stood forty and one-half feet and still
falling. By tomorrow at least 2500
operatives now idle will be at work,
and by Saturday the mills will be run.
ming.
News came to day that Rome, Ca,
and Selma, Ala, needed assistance, aud
In ten minutes the citizsns raised $500
for each city.
SELMA, Ala, April 6.-The river 1,
subsiding rapidly at this place. Two
negroes were drowned in the river thil
morning. The destitute are being pro.
vided Tor as well as the inadequate
means at hand will permit.
CHICAGO April GA heavy snow
storm, accompanied BY high winds. ha
resulted in practically cutting off al
telegraphic Communication between tn
West and New York. Not one of tn
private wires, for which something lik'
$400, 600 per annum are paid by III
brokers, was working. All were down
Some Of the offices, not happening t
have the Western Union ticker, wer
even without the quotations.
/ DETROIT, Mich, April 6.-Early thi
morning several attempts were made
sun street cars, but the snow drifted g
rapidly that 1t became impossible
keep the track clear, and cars al
! showed up at various points on nearl
all lines In the city. At 10 o'clock th
: Signal Service reported fourteen inch'
! Of snow on q level, and at noon IL
blinding sheets of "the beautiful" al
: still interfering with pedestrianisu
The entire southern part Of the State
covered with snow. It is announce
lby the Signal Service that the preser
entertainment will continue throughor
tonight. Telegraph and telephon
! business is much delayed or entirel
stopped.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-The rive
r after being stationary nearly all dc
: yesterday, began to iise and continue
: until . o'clock this morning, when
/ had reached fifty-four feet two inehe
t Between that time and IL o'clock ii fe
=. tn ree.quarters of an inch. Despatch'
from Maysville, sixty miles above, r
port the river stationary. At Port
mouth it Is falling. Here. as well as
p. all other points heard from up the rive
3 it has showed all night.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

in mems calf shoes will be
found at the Family Shoe House, 206
Market street. A jeb lot. Mostly large
sizes. Come early. VIM. 81. BabcocR,
2O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
For q Feyg DAYS.

Come early. Gard, cabinet and large
pbotoaraph frames. Selling out ut cost,
Intending to close out frames also
sheet music at Q cents q sheet. M. A.
Taooart. 8O7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
Fall I'm Patent Medicines.

Shakers Extracts, bottles. AZ cents
Pierce's Medical Discovery, bottle "a
cents; Pile Ointment, never rails to
cure, 90 cent?. at Taylor 81 Fullerton b
3O2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
Church Of the Redeemer :.

There will be service this (Wednes-
day) night Mt Z. 80 O'Clock at Reformed
Epis. Church Of the Redeemer, 8. W.
corner Eighth and Monroe streets. The
Rev. r. g. Jones, pastor of MT. Salem
M. E, church, will preach.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
To be Given Away.

October S0th, 1885, 1 will present
on MY own account) handsome Or
gan to the largest purchaser Of French
Villa Soap at 6Z cents per cake. O. 8.
Middleton Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07
SCOTS EMULsIoN OFpURE

Cod Liver OIL, with Hypophosphites,
Especially Desirablsf for Children.
A lady physician at the Child's Hos
pital, at Albahy, n. T., says: "We
have besn using Scott's Emulsion with
great success, nearly all Of our patients
are suffering from bone diseases and our
physicians find 1t very beneficial"
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

sun rises F.3e.
sun sets Gas.

sun rises t.3e. sun sets e.2s.
April showers, by tie powersi
Z. A. Humphrey & Bro, hstters.
Try Bushs cos1 you VIII like it.
Strong cough candy ct Fergut0n's.
'Tfsnss'is sinsAs tfiss ~ snAsssN pss'
Try Dush's coal you wnisurely like &c.
Birds and cages at PArkers's, East 7nd
Millard ". Davis, jswelsr, E. and street.
City Laundry. Sixth and shipisy street
Fine 10 T. Kings, at Hanfs. IL Z Fourth
r. q. Hodges, general uphoisterer, 103 W
Eighth street.
Here's pretty kir-msss here's how aye
de.
Women are very glad, they are not men at
present. Aldermen are being arrestei.
Interesting to widows-The cigar post
et1ce. Safe place for weeds.
The descendants effths Earl Of Chstaman n
favor the tdeA OF Patsy avenue.
The suburban high sayman sighs for few
mistaken kisses 6lunder- buses.
Bachelor cle-ymen cause more sighs than
an entire brig ade Of handsome militiamen
Even the Thirteen q Tub are n little afraid
Of thirteen giants. They feel dwaried.
Patent soap holders at No. East Fourth
street.
Everything in the drug line at the New,
port drug store. Physicians presorf ptious
carefully compounded.
Carpets taken up, cleaned, altered and LAID
1t short notice for little money at los W
Eighth street.
In England they call an elevator q holster
but It isn's the holster that elevates; it's the
'Alf-an, 'alf.
Spiders are getting ready 10 move and
have slready begun TO place their silk facto.
rfss In safe place.
The great ss 30 genuine handmade shoel
for men, at Mari & Co.'s, IL East Fourth
street
Every noodle
Loveth Doodle.
Only wise men rake 1t in.
Bus the biped
Who gets Dri-bed
VIII commit O moral sin.
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills always re-
lieve aud cure headache, whether II
comes from indigestion OF nervousness
Buy them. Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

Come and see the ladies' pebble but
ton shoes, worth $1.40, selling for 81 at
206 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

Civil service reformers hold that con.
tinuance In office depends on fitness.
But whatever changes take place in the
administration, st. Jacobs OIL retains
Its hold on the people, because in every
case 1t conquers pain.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

sharpened and repaired at 8. W
corner of Fifth and King Streets v
W. Bliss.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup conquers collie
at once, 1t is safe and sure. Try 1t.
Price only 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

Look to Your Interest.
Roll and tub butter 14c., at O. H. Gar
toms, Third street market.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

Cupping and Leeehim6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, 10S e. 2nd st.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

For twenty q We cents you can buy .
pound package Of the celebrated Days
Horse Powder.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

atts,. 'aaValssr, wriKsT.OLAss IADv
a7.6tk
Daily Republican., 1886-04-07

DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills always re-
lieve aud cure headache, whether 1t
comes from indigestion OF nervousness
Buy them. Price % cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31
ANNAPOLIs. Md WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 81, 1886.
sanitary Eneots or Drainage.

Farmers and people living in small
towns seem 70 have an idea that the
agitation Of sanitary questions concerns
only those who live in cities. Ii is said
TO Be fact that the mortality from pre-
ventable diseases Is greater in tho c0un-
try than in the cities; it IS not easy TO
obtain the facts since statistics are poor
~ kept outside Of cities. If this is true.
more attention should be given to the
preservation of health in the country
The sanitary effects OF drainage, one of
these important questions for considera~
ton, furnished 4 topic for discussion ut
Il recent meeting of the Illinois Tile
Drainage association. Prof. George III
Morrow, of the state university, read Il
paper on the subject. He gave the we'll
founded warning that the existence OF a
swamp. or stagnant pond, near the
farm house, especially III i'm the direc-
ton from which the prevailing winds
blow, is constant menace TO health.
Disease is liable To come at anv time
and to all persons, but most likely If
these stagnant waters arc not drained
away. 10 quote 'All this ii SO vObvi-
ously true that it IS scarcely worth the
SAy yhAAG9 u ~ ia 4Attatg ptstNEo WG still tliAN
all these sources of danger within few
hundred yards of the homes of the we'll
to-do farmers who discuss the question
of removing them solely from the stand
point of whether so doing will enable
them to grow larger crops or remove an
Inconvenience There Is often q great
lack of care in drainage about the build
ings-the homes Of our families-as OF
our animals. We have all new houses
built without the slightest care in grad
ing, when the water stood near or um-
der the house after every rain, or have
new cellars or stables under the floor
of which the soil was saturated with the
liquid excrement of animals without
any attempt to provide even for surface
drainage. II there be any place where
careful attention to drainage will pay il
is about our houses. In very many
cases it is wise to put line of tile en-
tirely around the house, and to give
good drainage to the cellar-run one
or more lines under the building San.
itary NesCs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31
A Strong Demand.

Dir. Lamont (to altendant) Has
the New York Evening Post been
delivered this morning?
Attendant-Yes, sab. he president
am q readin' 1t.
Mr.. Lamont (half IA hour leter)-
Has the President finished with the
Post!
Attendant-Y Yes, sab. Miss Rose
hab done got it,
Mr.. Lamont (halt "a hour later)--
Has Miss Cleveland finished with
the Post?
Attendant-Y Yes, sab She marked
it all over wifi blue pencil an guy
it to de postman.
Mr.. Lamont Well, by the wave-
washed shores of Lake Erie, you tell
the boy to leave two copies ofthe New
York Evening Post every mornin &
and have one of 'em marked "Mr.
Daniel Lament | want to know
something about the Administration
myself.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31
MISSING LINKS.

La Nature claims that a machine of
one-horse power would keep 27,00O,000
watches going.
There are said to be more than one
hundred flourishing newspapers in
Northern Dakota.
Gypsum, IN paying quantities, and a
ledge OF slate tit for roofing purposes,
have been found near Phoenix, A. T.
The wife OF Joseph Bullock, Of Syra-
cuse, n. r., for the third time in -four
years has presented her husband with
twins.
William L. Nisscller. tile humorist,
has been appointed chief clerk in the
surveyor generals office Of Wyoming
territoiE.
1t costs the English Government
$4,000 yearly to furnish policemen to
guard the mansion of Lord Kenmare at
Killarney.
The consumption per head Of spirits
IN Scotland Is fvefolA what ii Is In
England. hut then the Scotch keep the
Sabbath better
Queen Regent Christina If Spain has
decided to wear mourning on all occa-
sions- The only jewels she wears are
two gold bracelets.
The agricultural papers Of India are
inveigaing against tile plague of goats
there. There are something like FOUR
teen million goats ia tho Presidency of
Madras. and il Is alleged that not only
have they destroyed young forest trees,
but reduced, through the annihilation
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31
A SnmcIent Reason.

Visitor from out of town addressing
the schooD = 10 the years 1926. my
dear young friends, several boys
walked from Salem TO Boston and
back, distance of thirty miles, to
hear Daniel Webster speak. If there
were no railroads or means Of trans
portation to-day, would the hoys o.
The present generation undertake such
journey, do you think?
Small Boy (after long sileuce)
No, sir.
Visilor-Ahl and whyf
Small Boy-Because Mr.. WeDsleg
Is dead.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31

In one af bis laGt sermons In Gin
cinnati, Sam Jones said: When /
look at John Wesley's life, am
amazed at the number of thousand
miles that man rode on horseback,
and wonder how he had time TO
preach any, and when | look at the
sermons be preached. and the volumes
be wrote, wonder how be had any
time to ride horseback and write these
volumes and other books. John Wes-
ley e life was c0nsecrated life. He
gave eight hours . day to the rest Of
his body and physical being. eight
hours q day to worldly affairs and
eight hours 8 day to God Suppose
every member of this church was to
give eight hours a day to God. you'd
take this whole bin to Christ in no
time. If you were to get SO az hour
for every lick you struck for God this
year, you wouldn't get enough to pay
your car fare home to-nighll"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31

Mai. Ben: Perley Poorcs wedding
was \ part Of Il quadrliple affair his
brides sister and both of her two broth
ers were all married the same day, and
the Majors father-in-law thus had his
home depopulated at one hymeneal
stroke. Poore says that in his own case
he was never quite certain that he was
married, there was so much confusion
during the ceremony. He had passed
the preceding night in Washington,
and he and his friends had not pretend
ed to retire ut all; "and so, the Major
says. when reached the church and
stood up to be married ! hardly realized
what was going on. / was haunted by
two awful thoughts: was afraid that
there were SO many brides might some
how be married 60 the wrong woman;
and then noticed that / was standing
right over a big open register in the
floor, and was desperately afraid that
when took out the ring might lose
my grip and drop it down that regis
ter. -