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Notice or Administrators sale of
Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuanc,
of The orner of the probate court of Nez Perc.
c"unfy, Idaho Territory, made On the 9th day
March. A. d. 1856, in the matter Of the estate
OF charles Webb. deceased, the undersigned ad.
mnistrator Of said estate. will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, in one
parcel subject to the approval and cnntirm.
tion Of said probate court, Oh Saturday, the
18th day of April, A. b. 1886, at 2 o'clock n,
m at the suction salesr"om Of J. X Vincen,
N said city and county. al the right title and
interest Of the said intestate at the time Of his
death, and all the right. title aud interest that
the SAID estate has, by operation "t law or OIL.
efwise acquired. in and to all Of that lot of land
IN the city Of Lewiston. county of Nez Perez.
idan' Territory. described as follows: Lots
Tour ~ and Eve t5) OF block four "A, OF Mul
KEYS addition to the city Of Lewiston.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash !. ton
per cent. Of the purchase IN. ney to paid to the
suct'oneer On the day Of sale. balance On con.
hrmati"n Of sale; deed at expense Of purchaser
M. DAVIS,
administrator Of the estate Ut Charles Webb
deceased. "''
Dated March %. 1885. os3
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
NOTICE FOR PRE- EMPTIoN PROOF.
HARRY I MADGWICK-DS 227O
IVAN OELlNL

Lewiston Idaho Mar. 81. lss6
oTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT .at
A. following named settler has fled ,,,ic.
.. ns intention to make final proef in s,rnor,
OF me- claim. and that said prcsf viii n. MAJ
/. THIS once. on May 10. 1885. viz: H.rrx r.
Madgw'ek Tor the lot 3 sec ~ 35nr5w and
M SEA and swh SEX section 10
p % nr6w m. He names the tollov;n.
""n' sses 70 prove his continuous residence nm
IN .na cultivation Of. said land. viz: C a
~ in.,c9er. ! Monroe, s Whestcrait, l. Gov
all OF Lewiston. Idaho. !" 'oX'
n p. WINSTON, in. Rexi.t.,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
Syrup Of Figs.

Manufactured only by the California Fig
syrup Co. San Francisco Cal is Natures GUN
true laxative. This pleasant liquid fruit RENE
dy may be had of :. q. lsamss 4 Co. Lewis
ton Sample bottles free and large bottles ut
nifty cents or one dollar II is tho most pleas
ant prompt and effective remedy known. to
81. anse the systom, to act on the Liver. Eid.
neys and B"wels gently vet Thoroughly; to dis
pei Headaches, colds and fevers; to cure Con.
t,pation. Indigestion and kindred ills. 81.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

A passenger train was wrecked on the
nigh Of the 7th, on the Fitchburg rad.
By being precipitated down an embark.
ment two hundred feet into the river, and
being Get 90 fire. Many lives were lost
sad many other passengers wounded.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

FkoM THE COEUR D'ALuNE

"a Soiitst III III HUN -NuIIay, WIN
Was among the first to penetrate the mines
of he Co ur d Alene, aud who has been
there engaged in m n ng CIV since aud
has large mining interests there, has the
foll'wing to say on annexation:
Annexation is quiet at present 1t
may be the calm which precedes the
storm. The .Nems man seems TO be cut
of humor. Does it favor ,nnexation of
any portion Of Idaho to Montana? The
kick here by these Montana men is not
to oppose annexation, but to urge annex
alton to Mont,n instead Of Washington.
They want to take all of Kootenai and
the northern part Of Shoshone county
in.o Montana. They are nearly all Mon.
tana men who have come over here on a
venture. They know nothing OF Wash
in.ton nor Of Idaho, and practically nu,h-
Ing of the laws of either, and think
they care less, and | doub, whether they
know much Of the laws of Montana; only
they have recently come from the min
ing camp Of Montana, and want to create
sensation in favor Of Montana. They
are just the class who can be swayed in
any direction to suit the whims of a de-
signing scheme Of willy demsgogue,
with an oily tongue, having but little
principle and less OF practical good sense.
The News man knows from personal ex.
peril nee tina, the press of Montana never
took kindly to the Occur dAlenes. He
also knows from couple Of years resi-.
dence and acquaintance here. that not an
instance is IN record during all his So
journ here, when the people residing here
sought to 90 to Montana. Nor did the
people Of Montana express a wish to
have us come to them. These late Muir
ray meetings called by Monianiau. since
the bill to annex to Washington was
about to pass the House seemed to excite
some restless spirits to manufacture
public sentiment in favor of Montana. II
think they could have created rs strong o
sentiment in favor of Alaska, upon the
same class OF persons, had they bent
their energies in that direction. WI,
Haley and Sinsiser were here and both
pledged to go to Washington, these Mon
tonians never said ausht in favor of 20. |
ng to Montana, and never objected e.
going to Washington. This Mont, Nh
'cheme was started for some purpose best
snown to. the movers, but not in the
interest Of the people of either Montana
n Idaho, unless that Of South Idaho to
iefeat any change, and the movers and
heir followers are not wanting what they
'retend they want, as l have good reason
o believe. have been a miner for
many years, and farmer az many, and
his movement is the first instance in nv
observation and experience, where the
'overs Of the measure would publicly
SIX it on the ground that they desired to
eparate mining district from an acri.
altural district. The general effort has
cen to so blend them that one would
'ntribute to the support Of the other, ,
nd congress must see that the reasons as.
sned for this Montana scheme are fal.
cious and give no SERIOUS sttcutiou to 4
le movement"
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. idaho No. N loo

LAND OFFICE AT
~, lewiston. Idaho. Mar. 10. lss6
Mes SAMPSON-H"me Sl8.
NOTICE Is HERtBY GIVEN tn 1T I'M
following Dsmed settler has fled motto =.
MS intention to make final proof in sunn.r,
o. ms cain, and that said proof will he ~ 4.
AZ TINS "fice on April q. 1886, Wis: Ch,rI..
= sampson, for the lots 3 and 4 81 nwh .sc
70 90 mr. 5w BIN. He name. the foIIow,n =
Witnesses to prove bis continuous residence M,
on, and cultivation Of. said land, viz: james
Cst' Sanford Evans. A Norris, Andrew
christensen, all Of Genesee. Idaho.
p. II. WINSTON, ia.
{" Register
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Change Of Firm.

me nrm o! ON YUNE L co. ha. h..,
s saa;H To- ON fUNE Wing KEE. All In
Sns retired from the firm and WING X
" lang 'een admitted to partnership. III
m ym " pays " 400 for the whole iu,er.s,
On IN Y Yune' ling Kss do not pay the debt. "f
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

On the 9th inst. force of strikers in
east st. Louis went to the new employer in
the railroad ya:ds to stop work They were
warned to disperse, hut they made . rush
and we're shot down by the guards. Six were
killed and many wounded
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
MORTGAGE SUMMONS,

In the District Court Of the First Jud,c;.
| District Of Idaho Territory, Nee Perez co
" J. Mcconnell. doing business under the
name and style Of w. J. Mcconnell 4 G..
plaintiff, VS.. U. Sutherland and Virgil
Kendall. defendants.
ToJ U Sutherland aud Virgil Randall. de.
PENDANTS.
In the name Of the People Of the United Sta,e,
in the Territory of idaho:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the district court Of the
first judicial district Of the Territory Of Ida
TO, in and for the cnunty # Nee Perez. and
7" answer the complain filed therein within
ten days Exclusive Of the day If service) at.
ter the service on YOU of this summons-if
served within this county. or, ii served out
OF this county, but in this district, within
tweIty davs; otherwise ~ithiu forty DAVIS
= or judgement by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of said
complaint The said action is brought to
OBTAIN decree Of this Court, for the fore.
closure OF certain mortgage described in
said Sutherland in favor of plaintiff
on the cath day Of May A. d. 1884 to secure
the payment of certain promisory not. Of
the same date. gwen by said j. u. Suther.
land TO said plaintiff for the sum Of $997 Is
due IN the 18th day Of April 1883, with in.
tere.t at / per cent. per month payable an
naaliy; that the premises conveyed by ..id
mortgage may BE- sold, and the proceeds an.
Piled to the payment Of said note, and $50
attorney fee IS therein provided, together
with the costs and dishursem. nts of thi.
SUIT. and in case that such proceeds are mot
sufficient to pay the same. then to obtain
an execution against said J. U Sutherland
Tor the balance remaining due. aud also that
the said defendants and all Iersons claiming
by, through or under them may be barred
and foreelosed of all right, title, claim. lien.
rqa,ty OF redemption. and interest in and to
.a'd 'nortYag"d premises, and for other and
arther relief Aud you are hereby notified
hat, IT yon fail to answer the said Complaint
IS above required, the said plaintiff will an.
by to the Court for the relief demanded in
he said complaint.
iIVFN under my hand and seal Of the Dis. |
trict Court Of the First Judicial
IL 81 District Of the Territory of Idaho
in and for the county of Nez Perez
this 9th day of April A. d. 1885.
H. SQUIER, Clerk.
Willis Sweet, Atty for Pitff 2s.5
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

Oh the 18th, the steamer State of Cali
tornia IN the downward trip FROM Port.
land. ju~. outside Of the heads collided
with the Brisantine Portland, loaded
with lamber, and much damage was done
tn both vessels. But both were saved
aud NJ lives were lost.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15
MORTGAGE SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the First judicial Dis
trict of Idaho Territpry. Aez Perez County
n. W. Notice. plaintiff. vs. Henderson L Ha''
| disty Mary p. Hardisty, r l.. Harding AM
| John q. Powers. defendants
To Henderson IIa. d,sty Mary P. flardi-ty
| r. l. Harding and John q. Powers, de en-
dants.
1. the name Of the People Of the United State
| in the Territory Of Tdaho:
You are hereby required to appear in ar
action brought against ycu by the above named
plaintiff in the district cout of the first judicia
district in the Territory of idaho. in and for the
county Ct Nez Perez, and to answer the com =
| plant filed therein within ten days exclusive
| of tn. DAY If service) after the service on you
Of this summons--i. served within this county
or if served out Of tn county, but within this
| district. within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days-or judgement by default will be
| taken against you, according T." the prayer OF
said complaint The sad action is brought t.
| obtain decree of this court. for the foreclosure
| II certain mortgage described in the said
complaint and executed by the said Henderson,
| l.. Hardisty on the 2lst day February, A. D.
1888. to secure the payment Of = certain pr m
isory note of the same date. for the sum of 500
| due four years after date, with interest at the
| rate of q per cent. per month, payable semi
annually. that the premises conveyed by said
mortgage may be sOid. and the proceeds applied
to the pay mem Of said note with 500 attorney
fee as provided therein. together with the costs
and disbursements of this action. and 10 case
that such proceeds are not sufficient to.pay the
same, thu. IT, obtain execute, n a. ainst said
Henderson l.. Hardisty for the balance re main
ing due aud also that the said defendants and
all persuns claiming by, through or under them
may be barred and fOreclosed of all right, title.
claim. lien, equity Of redemption, and interest
in and to said murtgaged premises, and for 9th.
er and further relief. And you are hereby
notified that If y"u fail to appear and answer
the said complaint, rs above required, the said
plaintiff will apply to The Court for the relief
demanded in the said complaint.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the
District Court Of the First Judicial
District of the Territory Vt idaho. in
H. 5. and tor the county Of Nez Perez, this
It'll day Of April. A. d 1886
II. SQUIER. Clerk.
Ellsworth. Brown. Fullerton 4 Chadwick and
O'Neill. Goldman 4 Cosgrove. Sttorueys for
plaintiff. 275
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

ehEDs.-seeds for the garden. s.sa. g.
grass Of every known variety, and in ,nv 49,, ,"'
N.Y. Also seeds for timber. incudir~ 1aas
can WHITE Ash. Sugar Maple aud Re-. Eid..
s'so Onl"n sets in large quantity. S.x. S"n,
money oy buying seeds Of Greenburp Wv ''ur
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. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

N",icH is hereby given to all n.r.o,.
Sk cams sga'nst the estate of Jsm.. nav ~
stevens deceased, to present the s.m. g. "
sgned With due proof thereof. With. ~, ."s
DAVID STEVENS.
Lewiston Is.h. NJ Administrator.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given 10 a ! persons wing
claims against the estate 81 John ''reenheld
deceased, to present the same to the under
signed with legal vouchers within ten months
from the date hereof.
P. NJ. DAVIS, Administrator.
Lewiston. April 10. 1886. 2s-4
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE FOR PKE.EMPTION PROOF.
EDWARD GILLTGAN-DS 2u.
LAND OFFICE AT

EDWARD GILLIGAN-DS 0u.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, |. T., April IA. 1886.
To John O'Donnel and all others
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT mr.
~ following named settler has hied nouce
~ hi. intention to make final proof in support
of his claim and that said proof will be made
before B, +. Morris dept clerk U. 5. DIST
court lst jud dist Idaho TER at his office NJ
Mt Idaho on Monday May y. 1885. A. ~
o'clock viz: Edward Gilligan for the n"A
swa 81 sw - sec , a dpwa nwA sec III tp
81 nrle BIN, lie names the t"il"wing VII
nes3es to prove his continuous residence upon
nnt cultivation Of. said land. viz; james
~olch, NJ Hallahan. Toby Newt ~. N Warden
all of Cottonwood P. o., Idaho.
?. II. WINSTON. in.
% Register,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

James Cavanaush has been arrested in
California tor swindling in government
lands. Tie is well known in Walla
Walla.
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S nERIfF SALE.

by virtue OF ND execution, issued out Of the
s'iic e"uit Of the first judicial district of ths
territory at Idaho, in ana for the county -,
Nea terce, and to me .irec led and delivc,ed
.or judgement rendered and entered in said
court On the 18th day of March. A. D. ,ass
IN favor If Frank Brothers. p,ain,iffs and
against l. II. Barnard defendant, far the sum Of
,nree hundred and twenty six and sixty-6vs
aanafedths dollars. United states gid cn;r
tes'aee interest and Gust. have levied IN ali
,ne night. title claim and interest of tho ds,.n'
Nam. I" the following Described pro, erty To wi,
N",tn naif' Of the south east quarter, and Nh,
"a,a va, OF the southwest quarter. Of secti"n
a~eve w. township thirty-se 81, north
y, range one ~. " I,oise meridian. CONTAINING
'"s hundred aud sixty acres.
N"tice is hereby given that on the Oath d,v y,
npt". a. ID. 1886. at one l O'clock p y" ~.
Ina. aay' H. tr"nt If the court house. in ~.
Guy Of Lewiston, county Of Nez p,roe '"S
WI, sell the right. title nd interest Of ..;d
" barnard 10 and to the above dc. cribed nm
cry at PUBLIC AUCTION, for cash I. PIP,
n"ney 10 hand to the best and highest b;dds.
10 satisfy said execution and all c',sts ''"'''
Dated the 9th day of Ma Oh, 1856 '"'''n' .,
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NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTION PROOF.
JOHN VERNON-D Dol,
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. l. T. Mar. "a, 1895
OIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tn
: following named settler has filed notice n,
ms intention to make final prof in supper, Of
o.. claim: and that said proof will be mad,
a. TINS once. on April 40 1895. viz: JOHN
=, s.non Inr the lots l and 2 section 35 and LOT
l-sec'ion 26 and lots | and 2. sec,ion D. IN os
u.o W. BIN lie names the following witness
es 10 prove his continuance residence unon a n !
cu,t'sstlon Ut. said Ian /. viz: b VIC Dun
Tfn: ! unnwell. J II Evans, J Nelson, all Of
Lewiston, Idaho. "' VI
q. P. II. WINSTON, in.
Register.
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T'NuR SALE.

One pair Of work horses. 1--WE years old. will
weigh thirteen hundred pounds each. Also
harness and farm wagon. nearly new. Apply
to JASPER RAND, Lewiston l. 7.
April IL. 1875. 2S-2w.
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Idaho County A Unit.
RESOLUTIONS UNAN MOUSlY
ADl)PTE ,.

Over $50 Present i'm Mass
meeting at M ld:s no; over
100 Present at Orange
Vile ON I W O &c ours No
lice; Al Parker the
0nlv one Voice Against
Annexation.
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FLOUR.-For extra good -four. ask for
none but that grounl by the Asotin mills.
For sale at H X. Barnett's or NJ. j.
Greenburg's 273m
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NOTICE FOR rREMprIoN PROOF
oHAhLES P. CUNE-DS DIT
~

r CONE-DS BI7
LAND OFFICE AT
N,or,c, lewiston. l. T. Mar. 81. 1856.
c 81 II HEREBY GIVEN THATT..t
h;,;., m..ns named settler has filed notice Of
his c,.;r. 70 make final proof in support 0,
befora ""a mat said proof will be made
;na;r re D. f. Morris. dept clerk dist cnur, first
", Ia dlstrlct Idaho Territory at his flee n,
- iaano, on May 8. 1886. viz: cha le. p.
n.' ae TOT tho sw = SCI. Is Up 81 nr2eEM. he
~. mes the following witnesses t., prove his con.
i.. I"as residence upon. and cultivation Of. said
m;s. va: = Chase. Allen. e De Ia R"ch-
p''"e' Brown, all of Grangeville. Idano,
DC T. IL. WINS ION. JR.
Register;
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SCHONCHIN.
Thorough Bred Morgan ana
PURCHEON STALLION.
(Eull on both si,es

DESCRIPclON.-H rs a steel grow. tGi,
hands gh. of fnc style FIVE yes =, q
weight IN flesh 400 pounds.
PEDjG REE.-Schonchin was sire !.
the celebrated Purche,B, ~ ide u wake" W..
| imported to Oregon in 1890 h, Lai-c hii.l
Dam Morgan "Jewl," she by the famoo. "
gon stallion, "Dsx," who was inn IT Pc. II -
Pontiac. H., by j.. g. Steers in 1865
WILL STAND the aboye-namco 81 .
on the farm of Mrs. +. Dowa in i mn O.
Hollow, On Monday and tuesday Of each week
At the stable Off. W. Meadows a. ,soti,,,i.
on Wednesday and Thursday o each week
On the farm Of J. G. Trent in the rks OIL.
the Asotin, eight miles from As.ttn -
Friday and Saturday Of each week
Terms:
SEASON $40 o0
INSURANCE II ~
Any person disposing Of a mare T., t,s
known to be WITHHOLD, will be he'u &C.
for the same. All care to prevcn ary,
wl!l be taken, but win be respons,hl re-
without any desire to overrats tn, b use -
mriead the farmers of Idaho or - nsbn.t =.
the owner believes him to be Ms good a. Ga,
found for th"se desiring to mar We il,et
STOCK. See the horse ard he cunv,ncod ,u.
further particulars enquire of
g. J, PAREfr
@t-c wis ui
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IDAEO COUNTY
ON ANMRZ lA'!E9IQN
The BILL ROLLING.

GREATEST ENTHUSIASM.
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A general invitation is extended to all
The Lewiston Brass Band will be in
attendance. Grand March at 8 o'clk
Tickets (lncludIng SuDDer) s.,
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Willis Sweet, attors ey foI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-08-06

Iatelyi"
1--WE been two months in Paris
Two monthsl Why, you must be 60
ing to get married"
Exactly yr'-and Sir Harry laughed.
Not reallyl WenI am glad. I con
gratulate You with all my heartr
Il too!~ chimed in lady Gulverton
sweetly.
..And who is she 2" asked Gully erton.
Her name is Ve1Alst-NoIa Verelst.-
She lives in Paris with her mother, who
is a widow, Her father was an English
officer
-And she is beautiful. Of courseT7
Extremely sol l say, look here. Mrs.
Verelst has a reception to-night-she al
ways has one on Tuesday. viii you
come for an houri They will be delight
ed TO see you. I have taken several
friends Of mine there before and l really
should like you TO see heri"
Then we viii GO said Cnlverton hear
tily.
An hour later they drove up 70 the
door of Mrs. VeIelst's house; and Culver
ton gave Dolly his arm. whilst Sir Harry
preceded them up the stairs He entered
the room first, and lady came forward
70 meet him.
..Oh, Nora he began, I have brought
Lord and Lady Culverton to make your
acquaintance"
f'NJDI. tlltl AHllNFEIf1Nr GU IllEt
excuse us. Travers; our coming here was
mistake. l cannot allow my wife 10 be
introduced TO this lady"
For what reason T' asked Sir Harry,
looking from Dolly, who had grown death
ly pale, TO his ti0jlcee, who was the picture
Of terror.
-,Because she has already met her as
Miss Cave-FOx.H
Gave Fox" repeated Sir Harry
What, the woman who
Yes the same
"Theu, Miss Cave-Fox.' said Sir Harry,
with a cercmouious bow, i have the
honor TO wish you q very good evening
It was poor Jasper who had used those
words TO her; and as the thrce-her lover,
Culvertou. and Dully-left She room, a
vision came TO her Of a dead face upturued
tOthe September sun. Of 81 grIef-stTicken
girl in g white dress stained with blood
who gazed at her with fearless eyes, and
spoke scarcely above a whisper.
I'VE Nugent's curse no Onei but think
the last Of them viii be curse to you
for ever!"
The old Library at the Towers and La
dy Culvrrton Is standing il the red glow
Of the freight as she listens 10 the pratt
tie OF her son, a strong. healthy boy Of
three. rOmping up and down the wide
halls, playing hide and seek with the
squire, who seems 20 be young again
Now her husbands arm is round her, and
she leans against his breast. He has but
just come in.
Culvertou is saying with a smile that Ii
very bright am recalling. Dolly. one
day nearly five years ago. when / sat
alone IN this library. after you bad sent
me away from you, saying you could uev-
er marry me, that you could never be
happy with me, and wondering how
should adapt myself TO live without you
/ It seems like dream"
But it is no dream that you have made
/ me happy-so happy my husband an
swers Dolly looking up, her white hands
/ unconsciously straying mp, and throwing
her arms round his neck. And he bends
down and rapturously kisses the pure
brow uplifted to him.