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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
EPECIAL SOZIUEz,


clear bright open face somehow lC 0ks hon.
est. horse thief o. burglar seldoms oalIlps
such face. "BurdOCk Blood Bitter,n give The
SKIN Il peculiarly fine texture and clesIness
They streug hen and enrich the circulation and
20 Tadicate AL cru ptiOn or Dlem!-h For sale by
Ii. Cochran, druggist, ls7 sud l39 North queen
stTeet, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

"ln the past three months have luIi one
hundred ana six bottles Of 1hCal0s' Fr{crtric
oiL Never saw a medicine IN my uIe that gave
such universal Satisfaction. Cured an ulceratei
throat Tor me in tFenty four hour: p ever tailed
TO relieve my children OF Group q T. Hall
druggist, Grtyvile, III. For sale by n y COCh'
Lancaster.
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What One DOss Did.

S. Graves, OF Akron, y. Y. had Asthma oi
the worst KIND. Took one dose OF Thomas Ec
tccirIc OF and WAS relieved in fve minutes. lie
ADDS "wOud walk ten miles for this medicine
aud pay s. bottle fOrit. II cured my wife ol
rheumatism ike magic" For sale by IL. Is
Cochran druggist l57 and l5J North Queen
street, Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
9LAssHARE.
uIGH q MARTIN,
CHINA HALL,
HOLIDAY
GOODS !.
BEFoRE sELECTIYG IpUR
BFFoRE sELECTIYG IDUR
Christmas
Presents,
You SHOULD VISIT CHINA HALL.

Where you will Gud the Largest and
Best Assortment in Foreign and Domestic
Table and Ornamental Glassware in Plain
and Fancy COlors. Japanese Ware, Oscura
Burmese and Agata Ware. Library, Hall,
Parlor, Student and Stand Lamps. Old
Ivory Cog and Magog in Flower Baskets,
Gard Receivers, Figures, &c CaTlsba
Ivory, Vintage and POinton Ware This
is but an outline of the Fancy Goods our
stock contains. Their name Is Legion.
The assortment Of Staple and Substantial
Articles TO select from Is very large. Our
guarantee accompanys every sale. Goods
not satisfactory will be exchanged cheer
fully. Prices low. Take look at our
assortment before purchasing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
a Bad Breath

Is lnsunerab,e. We don't like It. A person with
strong breath must not make himself very IA
miliar with u5. An Impure breath IL caused by
an uu hea thy stomach. BU~d1Ck Rl0Od BRters
will correct this evil. They are the best stomach
medicine known, For sale by HI. B. Cochran,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

An intelligent person when hurt viii a. onCa
procure a bottle OF salvation oil. IL f. the best
Thing TO cure sweiliugs, burns, or wounds. Al,
druEgis' sell ~ a TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle.
family, & sligb7 cS1gS, II n1ctSSEri ia ofle1
the foreTunnrr OF consumption. ore dO-e Ct
this wonderful medicine has rescued many from
the grave.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

I" My baby aged dfteen months, wss attacked
with Group, but was cured with two doses OF
Thomas Eciectric on have used this medi-
cine foi the oder children. Have the greatest
faith ia 1t Daniel Mann, 59t Seventh It Buf.
falO, \. !. for sale by II. Is Cochran, drug
gist, 1877 and lj9 North Queen street, Lanca ter
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
IvsEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS.
AT RECHTnInS

n DI.1II clylJst
NO. 81 EORrH QUEEN STREET, TO suit all
classes at VERY REDUCED PRICES. just TO-
ceiyed consisting ig partn Ladies. Gents, Misses
Hose Gloves, Mits lats improved suspenders,
-tk Munlers, iIandkerchleis for Neck wear,
together with staple goods sGch as Underwear,
shirts, Pants, Vest, Cardigan Jackets, Overalls
and variety OF goods suited tOR HOLIDAY
ikEsENrs. Please call and examine our
stock before you Buy,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
AYrR'S CHERRY pFCTORAI.
YOUR CHILDREN

Ale constantly exposed 10 danger from Cold,
Whoopins Cough, Group. and diseases peculiar
10 the throat aud lungs. For such ailments,
Ayers cherry Pectorsl, promptly administered,
aTords speedy relief aud cure
AS remedy for whooping Coush, with which
many OF our children were srfiCted, ~e used,
duiIng the past winter with much satisfaction.
Aver Cherry Pectorsl. For this affection, we
con etder ths preparation the most ef1cao oious OF
al tho medicines which have come 10 our knowl.
CdEe-Mary Parkhurst, rreCeptress, Home for
Little Wanderers, Doncaster, Nd
Ny chi!dron have been peculiarly subject 10
attacks OF Group, ana failed 70 md any erec-
tive remedy until commenced administering
Ayers berry Pectoral This preparation re
leves the difficulty OF breathing and invariably
cures the complaint David u. Stal A., Chatham,
Columbia Co, y. 7.
have used Ayers Cherry PectoEal 70 my
family for many years, and have found II
especially valuable IN WhoCping Boush. Ihis
medicine aliays all irritation, prevents tntNm.
nation from extending 10 the lungs, and quickly
suhdues any tendency 10 Lung IomplSint.-j.
B Wellington. PlainyIlle, Mich.
nnd no medicine so effective. for Group and
" hopping Cough, as Ayers cherry PeCtuTh. II
WAS the means OF saving the Nte OF my little
boy, cnly SIX months old, carrying him safely
through the worst case o whc1Vtng Cough /
ever saw - alnes Malone, Plncy Flats, Tenn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
4 DJoUENED PUBLIC sALE.
Os THr7apAT, DEcEgsyR =. $50.

by order o' Orphans Court, VIII bc sold al pub
lie sale at the Leopard Hotel, East King street,
Lancaster, Pa, the following real estate, late
the property ot Henry Miller, deceased, to wit .
\ lot OF ground, containing in front ?! feet g
inches, extending in depth 9j toct, adjoining
property Of William ingoro on the north and
. hTtSiian Rudy on the south, located on the
east side Of North Queen street, between James
aud FREDERICK streets, on which are erected "A
three story BRICK DW YELLING HOUSE, No.
.s'. y ith q two story Brick Back BGildlug. The
buildings are in good repair, covered With slate
root There IL "a riglt 10 the use Of i 3 feet lUI,
Inches vide alley IL In North Queen street, and
also the u.s. OF the pump and sell OF water near
the premises on North Queen street also, a
hydl ant in the yard, and tine variety OF good
fruit.
Possession and decd given April /, 1857.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. NJ w hen
terms Will be made known by
MARY hILLEE, EIeCutrtN.
HRSRT sBCBEEr. AuCtiCnceT,
decItls,N2g
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
DUBLlC SALE OF NORTH QUEEN
STREET PROPERTY.

4 ~
4 STREET PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Common
Pleas, OF Lancaster county, the undersigned
assignee Of Charles Knapp and wife, viii expose
TO public sale at the franklin House, on North
Queen street
0N MONDAY, DECENsER 60 lsss,
The STORE STAND AND DWELLING, Soz.
ltl ana ~, situated on the east side Of North
Queen street, nearly opposite flinn = Brene.
mans and hut short distance south OF the
Pennsylvania railroad depot Tho building is
OF Brick. and Is twC-storied. with a
front Of thirty.two feet, two and a quarter
inches and with a tSo-storied B5ok Building. all
under Slate Root Gas Fixtures thrOug hout the
house and cellar under the entire building.
here Is a private entrance and three feet wide
alley hydIant csteru, right TO a well OF spring
Ua'er and rig ht 10 the thrso-stCriCd brick wall
on tEs north side. The lot has 4 front OF 81 feet
~ inches. more or less, aud extends Ia depth
about .i5 feet to Christian street. On the roar
there Il erected a large twosturied frame Build.
ing suitable for warehouse and shop.
sale TO begin at o'clock ,. IL when terms
Will he made known by
PHILIP GIEDEE, Assignee
HESET STCBEFT AuctiQreeT.
nov - ds4lolLI-ls,l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Served Him Right,

have used Burd0ck Blood RiNerJ, and am
happy to say they have done me more good than
any tning yet SEND Il farther quantity at Oncs -
This man was sufferer ( ON dys 1epsia for
twenty years. bis name Is Alexander Tough
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen
sire Il, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
rORN REMOVER.
VICTORIA CORN REMOVER.

warranted TO eradicate completely ana IN n
short time, the most obdurate cOras, hard or
soft, without pain. Sold by Geo W. Hull, Chas.
a. Locher, John X. Kaufman, Dr. WIN. Worm.
Icy, And. G.. FREY, Chas. J. shulmyer, and at
BECHTOLD'S DRUG STORE,
1SciIlYo No. &gl West OTAu.,s a4.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
DUBLlC SALE.


OS MONDAY, De ENHsR g. i>sG.
VIII be sold at public OutCry. At the Cp0peV
House. Lancaster, Pa al. that certain lot Of
ground, sitNntgt On the south side OF West Vine
street, IN said city. Cuutaini IN front on said
Vine street 81 feet, inches ana extending IN
cupth 70 strawberry street laA feet more or less
on which is erected two substantial Two-st0ry
BRICK DWELLING HOU -ES, sos 30 and "a
No. ! Contains uine rooms. and Railways on
rrst and second stories. II. Mt and back stair.
ways, balcony, a convenient basement kitchen,
large double attic, front and back dormGT win.
dOws, ana closets throughout tho house
Mo- Contains six rooms and nice basement
kitchen, large back building, balcony full
and each contains a fancy grape Al Dor. ana all
necessary outbpildings, The-e properties arc
centrally located, In an excellent net, ~CI hood,
and within q few min uutes walk OF Centre
square They are I'm every way worthy OF your
attention, and would make q ttting home for
any man
sale to bc Fiu At seven O'Clock In the evening,
when conditions Will be made known by
HENRY MELLINGER,
lCEL L. UAISEs, AuGtloneeV. GLlLlaI-Iz,O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Ayers Cherry PectoraI

Prepared ny Dr.. }. c. Aver h Co, Lowell,
Mass Sold by all pIg. S'sts. Price, tl SIX bot.
ties, g.. DR. as
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suk sALs us aESY.

nor RENT-Two Two-SToRY BRICK
Il houses, ct " month. Apply
Az THIS ONFICN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

4 WnNH. SIvs poLLARs a vsAR, yirTy
uouJn. DDlrvEKnD IT cARRiRks IN Lac
AuD ALE ADJOINING rLAurs. eANrLs
= U1oA ExpuaAL CoMnrssIoE ALLOWED &c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

Yet powerful In its action to build up ana / .
Elurr the wasted energies aud give tone
aud NiROI 10 all its vuNcIs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-09-23
AGRICULTURE A FRAUD.
Obser vations of q Good Man Who Intended
to Grow Rich by Farming.


The basest fraud on earth is agricul
ture. The deadliest ignis fatuus that
ever glittered to beguile and dazzled to
betray is agriculture. speak with
feeling on this subject, for I've been
glittered and beguiled and dazzled and
destroyed by this same arch deceiver.
She has made me a thousand promises
and broken every one of them.
She has promised me early potatoes
and the rain has drowned them, late
potatoes and the drought has withered
them.
She has promised cherries and the
eurculio has stung them, and they con-
tain living things uncomely to the eye
and unsavory to the taste.
She has promised strawberries and
the young chickens have devoured
them and the eye cannot see them. :.
No wonder that Cain killed his
brother. He was tiller of the ground.
The wonder is that he didn't Kill his
father, and then weep because he hadn't
a grandfather to kill. No doubt his
Early Rose potatoes, for which he paid
Adam seven dollars barrel, had been
cut down by bugs from the headwaters
OF the Euphrates; his Pennsylvania
wheat had been winter killed, and
wasn't t worth cutting; his Norway oats
had gone to straw, and would not yield
five pecks per acre, and his Black
Spanish watermelons had been stolen
by boys who had pulled up the vines,
broken down the patent picket fence.
and written scurrilous doggerel all over
his back gate No wonder he felt mad
when he saw Abel whistling along with
his French merinos worth eight dollars
head and wool going up every day.
No wonder he wanted to kill somebody,
and thought he would practice on Abel.
The fact is agriculture would demor
alize saint I was almost saint
when / went into it; I'm demon now
I'm at war with every thing. [ fight
myself out of bed at four clock. when
all my better nature tells me to lie still
till seven. / fight myself into the
garden to work like brute when rea-
son and instinct tell me to stay in the
house and enjoy myself like man. l
fight the pigs, the chickens, the moles,
the birds, the bugs, the worms-every
thing in which is the breath of life. l
fight the docks. the burdocks, mulleins,
the thistles, the grapes, the weeds, the
roots, the whole vegetable kingdom.
/ fight the heat, the frost, the rains,
the hail-in short. fight the universe,
and get whipped in every BATTLE
| Cincinnati Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-09-23
ANTIQUITY OF MASSAGE.
A Treatment Which Was Known in China
Five Thousand Years Ago.

At the recent festive gathering OF
the club called "Old Volumes one OF
the members gave curious account of
massage as mode of treatment. 1t is
certainly very popular at the present
moment and people want to hear some
thing clear and definite about it. The
gentleman assured his listeners that
there was reason to think that massage
had been known to the Chinese from
time immemorial and it was stated that
the process was fully described in MS.
called ''Kong Fou,' the date of which
was 5000 B. G. The word itself was de-
rived, according to some authorities,
from the Greek ''massein," to rub;
while others referred it to the Arabic
word mass to press softly. In a
primitive form it was known both to
the Greeks and the Romans, who re-
sorted to it after the baths-a custom
which prevails among the Orientals to
the present day. After the struggle of
the circus it was employed to dissipate
the resulting contusions and extrava-
sations and to restore pliability to the
bruised and stiffened joints. Among
tllC odIiuW1Cu ISlduutlS IL w DIS II licIuCAt-
ly practced under the name of "lomi-
lomi," and the process was fully de-
scribed in the works of Emerson and
Nordhoff. This, however, was a crude
and primitive form, having very little
in common with the elaborate scientific
system now resorted to in this country.
There was reason to think that the
true massage was used in France in
the early part of this century-an
opinion which was to some extent con-
firmed by the fact that all the terms
employed to designate the various
branches of the art were French in
origin. An impetus was given to the
study of the subject by the publication
in 1858 of an essay in Dutch by Metz
ger of Amsterdam. 1t was, however,
owing to the researches of Prof. Won
Mosengeit, of Bonn, that it had been
placed on a firm, scientific basis. The
literature of massage was now very
extensive, and during the last ten years
over hundred works had appeared on
the subject. Court Journal.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-09-23
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

-"My dear Adolf, I was yesterday
introduced to gentleman who is your ,
very image!' az can hardly believe
thatr' sHe is SO much like you that
he even asked me to lend him five 81
forins.n
-Disappoints the audience: sImust
discharge that man. said the iratee
manager one day; ''he is constantly
to appear?" "Not at all. Would that !.
he did. He appears.n-.Te1as Siftings.
{ "A writer has just published a book
entitled .The Habits of the Hog"
We have not read it, but trust he men y
tions that very common habit of oc-a
cupying two seats in a railroad car
NeW Hdven NeWs. =
Papa, why do women use yeast in 4
making bread?'' ITO make it rise,
my son. "But why do they want TO
make it rise. papa?' 80 that it will
be high bread, my SON. "-Bostosi Bud
get s6 Fsal A.,
= The Illinois editors considered the
subject of Truth in Journalism ataa
their recent meeting. We forwarded
the secretary of the association several
copies of the Herald, SO that the editors I
could see what the genuine article looks
like. .--Norytstos0 Herald. sfl !. ar
AT the club: Breakfast time.
s.Waitaw" "Yessir. "Give nue., aw, {
some oatmeal. a tomataw salad. woll,
and a pint of St. Julien." "Yessir.
And nice little steak or chop, STRIP.
..Steak! Chop! ,Cuss.it! Do you think
am twuck dwivarg' To,0n Topics
r Very Wrong: Bertie-"It's very
wrong, ma. to tell 4 falsehood, ism titp'
Mater--..Of course is, dear" Band
it's wicked to ask little boy to teliliese
M.-"Wby, yes.n B.--"Well. that's
what my teacher made me do to-day.
.--"Graeious me! made you tell a lie.
Bertie?r B.--"Yes, mamma; she made
me promise to be afwaysa good boy in
future. n-- Ifdbits. ~ elziiig Ia eass,,s
"A little girl, who is just at the age
when her table manners are beginning
to be looked after, called ont at supper
one night recently: "Giye me some
| cake" "How do you ask?'' said
mamma, corrective1y ePlease give me
some cake, /" returned the little miss,
/. and added, unabashed; II didn't for
! get; was savingit up. "-Boston cosr.
Ter.
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BEATING THE MUD.
How q Patient Colored Man Overcame
Typographical Disadvantages.

How q Patient Colored Man Overcame
Typographical Disadvantages.
About four miles out of Birmingham,
Ala, we came across a stretch of road
about four miles long which was foot
deep with red clay mud. We had to
ride our horses along the edge of it,
and then it was job to pull through.
On the far side. about fifty feet from
the solid road-bed, we came upon II
colored man with his mule and cart.
the latter loaded with wood and stuck
fast in the mud. The man was seated
by the roadside, while the old mule
was chewing away at heap of brush
and grass which had been east before
him.
..Stuckp" asked one of the party, as
we drew rein.
'sReckon so,' was the reply. II II
'.How long you been hereP'' 81, K
"Since yesterday"
''Why DON'T you unload and get out.' :
'sToo much trouble, boss. lie
started fur town, an won't pay to go
back home agin. s.r.@ sa,x.s=t
"But what will you do?''
SWAT fur de mud to dry up, sab.
She's bakin' mighty fast under dis hot
sun, an two days more will let me
frew." @T Gi ts
just at evening of the second day we
saw him come into town with the load,
the mule being plastered clear to the
tips of his ears. The man recognized
us, and bowing very low he said: ,ss.,
"You's got to hev leetle patience
down in dis yere country, boss, spesh-
ullay when the mule am ober twenty
" ars ole. ~ Detroit Free Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-09-23
THE CASHIERS DREAM

Al Atm;dnieht, in his little bed
The cash er dreamt about the time
He'd clean the bank of every cent
And seek some other cline;
he saw the vaults all clean and bare,
He heard the sick Directors swear
And peopie howl,ng on the stair
For wealth they'd never see.
He saw the experts try to fix
The sum he'd taken out;
He saw the tr umphs of his tricks
And gave a happy shout.
The wealth was all in his Valise-
The dust. the chink. the soap, the grease,
And therefore he could smile in peace
And take his onward way.
Put hold-a change! He saw a man
With looks of black despair
Come up and Join the angry clan
And stamp around and swear;
He said he'd spend at least year
To hunt and find that thief cashier,
And then he'd smash him on the ear
Because his wealth was gone.
He saw this man, like keenest hound,
Take up the trail and hunt;
He tried in vain to dodge around,
The man came to the front
He caught the cashier. and he broke
His head in with wagon spoke
And then the bank cash er awoke
And said he would reform. sT..
st. Louis Whsp.
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The story is related by the Chr

The story is related by the Chris
Ian AdUocate of minister who recently
purchased piece of property and was
subsequently sued by the agent whom
he had employed to purchase it. When
the case came to trial the minister tes-
titled that he asked the agent what he
would charge for his service, and he
replied: Nothing. All I ask is that
you pray for me. - The minister swore
that from that time till the trial he had
daily prayed for the agent. The court
decided that this was an equivalent. In
point of fact, if the agent said he would
make no charge he had no right to dc
no subsequently,.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-09-23

The plenisphone, an instrument
that unites the tones of the VIOLIN
viola, cello and double bass, is recent
invention of a Buffalo musician.-BuJ:
fdlo Ezpress.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-09-23
INV dear

--Wife--ssVictor, my dear. last Christ
mas you were SO kind as to make me
present of Menzel's History of Ger.
many-that you wanted to read SO
badly. have ever since been racking
my brain to find cut whatI should give
you for your birthday. What do you
ssy to . new carpet for my boudoirs"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-09-23

Harmonious coloring gives feel
ing of repose in the home" says an
art journal. Therefore, if you have a
red-headed wife, furnish your house ir
the same tint.-N Y. Telegram.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-09-23

The Young Women's Christian As
Isociation now numbers eight thousand
members In Ireland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

of his own generosity and condcscension. Mr..
Wies took his hat and turned to go. Before
he reached the door Mr.. Gashwilcr returned
to the social level with chuclic;
"You say this woman. this Garci''s niece,
is handsome and smart
"Ycs"
81 can set another woman on the track
thal'll curhrc her every tmc!'
Mr.. Wilcs was too clever to appear to notice
the sudden lapse in the congressman's dig
nifty. and only said, with his right eye:
Can YOU"
"By Cd, irtl, or ! don't know how to
represent Ecnus.'
Mr.. Wilcs thanked him with his right eye,
and looked dagger with hi, left. Good"
he said. and added pcrsuasivcly: docs She
live hcrc'
The congressman aoldcd assent. AN aw-
fully handsome womau-a particular friend
Of mine" Mr.. G,.,hwilor here looked rs j. 10
would no. mind to have been rallied "A Ht,ie
over his intimacy with tine fair one; hut the
astuto Mr. Wilcs was Mt the sam" moment
uadng ~ his mind. after Interpreting the
CON- r,e-muus look and manner, that he must
know thi. fair inco~uito if he wi hci to away
Gashvi,er. II, determined to lid hi3t'
AMI withdrew.
The door was scarcely clio cl u4oa linn
v',n another knock diverted M G;ahNilor's
att, .t'aa f. r j.; tro.f,. Thc Goai ned
to Young man with sandy hair and anxious
face. He entered the room dcprecatngly, as
if conscious of the presence of a powerful
being. to he supnlicated and feared. Mr..
Ga-hwilcr dil not attempt to di.abueo his
mind "Bu-y, you see," he said shortly,
correcting your work.
II hope it is acccptablc" said the young
man timidlv.
"Wcll-yes-it will do said Gashwilor;
"indeed | may say it is satisfactory on the
WHOLE" he added with the appearance OF a
large generosity; quite satisfactory
You have 10 news, | suppose continued
the young nau, with Il slight flush, born OF
pride or cYpcc' alton.
No, nothing as yet" Mr.. Gashwilcr paused
a, if Il tlol- j.. ,:.i -..u"k him.
Il have thought" he said, finally "tAat
some po-iton-such as Il sccretalNsh with
me-woud help You To a better appointment.
Now, supposing that make you my private
secretary, giving You some important and
confidential business En-
Dobb, looked at hi, patron with certain
wistful, dosiikc expectancy, moved himself
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like anticipation of gratitude, strongly sug
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