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aHHRITT SALE.

Maurice oAnllberger s,.., ogesI . @ Hsle ec;,,ooo
wiluam u owen etal Pleas oourt
uv virtue Of an order 0f sale Issued hg
the olerh Of tho 0OuIt Of common pleaA ~
Htarh county Ohio in tho abnye action, anu W mn
dlreGted Will offer i0T sails AZ public pufIy AZ the
door oi the eopft house Ia lhe elv OF uAhlon' %
Saturday, the 18th day of Nov, 1888,
the following deaenbed real estate, situate ~
Alak county Ohloi Being part oi NE northeast
Qartel VI section number twantyT sight l2i) lpNnT
as being all the land VI Tho above described tract pi
iand wtst 0f tho public road running through said
land h0fthand a0alh, Including ele number I, p Y
AB'dIHD, 10, II, ~, No. IA, 10, 40, 90 "a bl
ana hh III Inc town Of WAshlnalH, Of tho township
and county aforesaid and described 10 the plat 0f
said town, and recorded ~ lhu records OF hhfh
county Ohio executing lots nunbef w, ~ ~ ",
~ eh IA an as Al, 40 bi and half LOT between de-
pOi grounds and lpt number ~ ana pnnshhlf hn
aero N land lying hetWenn the U v ana v railroad
flgit 0f May and tho town l0A of the hi0iemtn.
tl0ned ioWnl also tho flnhi of way of the " " Anh
A. railroad company e0utAihinH hlktystWo hnh7
dTedlik 0f AZ acre. the tfAd hereby conveyed eon'
lalnlng niney'nne acres DO lhe same lnoFe OF
iena,
Appraised AZ 5000
sale 70 commence At I o'clock p M Terms,
oash,
A, LEisiN0Eil sherin
A, N, MeCAHTF, Atty,
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AN interview with prominent pro-
fesslonal gentleman Of Canton, alwaysa
Republican until this campaign, but
now for Cleveland and the entire Dem
ocratic ticket, will appear tomorrow.
II is unavoidably crowded out of to-
days paper.
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gtVie y i'elninseF a,..lA.eg 9TAeg 2, .t,as,o0 hsls
sanford D Thompson elall fluAs ppnFt
M tlrtue Of AZ order u nale Issued w CLERK
OF tho cOuTI 0l fnmmpl pleas ~ hlsfh epnnlit one
lu the above afllnn and " nc directed ! Nll phrl
fOf sale 40 public onpli ~ thn inpf ~ Vie tpnil
house, 10 lla elH ~ paplqni on
Saturday, the 10th day Of Nov, 1883,
ina following described Trai estate situate
M me county u htaIk and state OF OHIO, And kn0Wa
as luis numb6Iad One And f0nI q and ~, in uep, i
ifnugfrs addition oi out lola 10 the tilY Of eAnr
On
Lot No, appraised ~ 800
sale 70 commence Al one o'clock D m' Terms
''' a, LEIsNaER, ahern,
WAHF 4 now, Attys
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'Men like trees begin to grow old at
the top" Avoid the frat appearance Of
growing old by keeping the hair in q
vigorous and healthful condition by
the use OF Warmers Log Cabin Hair
Tonic. Sold by all druggists.
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II you have made ~ your mind to buy
Hoods harsaparlla do not be Induced 10 take
any other, Hoods HaIsapafllla Is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, ny virtue Of its peculiar
combination, proportion, ana preparation,
curative power superior 10 any other article
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
ana whose example IL worthy Imitation, tells
her experience below
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When l began taking Hoods aaraapArllla
was feeling real miserable, suffering
great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that al times could hardly stand, looked
and had Tor some tme like person In con
sumption, Hoods aaTsaparllla dld mo 30
much good that wonder VI myaelihomeilmeh'
ana my friends frequently speak OF H." hian
ELLA A, OOFF, 6i Terrace Street, BOSTON,
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~ Tho DUYBRs GUIDE 10
@ !: J 1: ]: I: : : : : : ! 8; !: J ! ! ! ! !;
lL1'A issued March and Bopt..
olopodiA OF uaoful infor-
~ nation for all who pur-
~ nooeanitiog OF life. We
can olotho you and furnihh you with
oil tho noooebary and unneoeBBary
appliances 10 rido, walk, dance, aloop,
oat, nnh, hunt, work, 90 10 church,
or stay az homo, and In various aisoa,
stylen and quantition. Juat figure out
what II required 10 do oil those thinga
COMFORTABLY, and you can mako q fair
oetimato OF tho valuo OF tho BUYERS
dUIDE, which win DO sent upon
receipt OF 10 oonta 10 pay postage.
MONTGOMERY WARD a co.
lll-ila Michigan Avenue, Chicago, III.
sopi9.dm
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SarsaparilIa

Bold BY All druggisis pl slK for o. Prepared only
BY o. ], HOOD a 90, Apoiheearies, Lowell, MAaa'
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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SHERIFF. SALE.


cOarle, snyder s,.., 9rdsT S5d,, q sals ',o,o.
John usaDcr'etus' mon Pleas Court
ny virtue of an order Of eAle issued by
the clerk u o court u common plena OF stark Con
Ohlo iu che above action and 70 me directed I VIII
Oner fOf sale ~ public 0utefy NJ the door VI the
court house IN Tho ciy OF Canton on
Saturday, the 9th day Of October, 1888,
the following described real estate to.wlt helug
q rAft of tho north half 0f section number ~ ~
township ~ ~ range u In STARK county, ONO,
bounded ~ f0llOwki heHlnning at pOkt on the
north line " aad section ai nye chains east Of the
quarter post on said lne thence west With SAID see
lion ipe % ehAlnn W post lhence south and pnfis
lel with the west inn OF said half section 70 ehhna
l0 puhti thence east aud parallel With tho north
line Of The section. 30 chains 70 q post ON tho west
line OF the n0rnheaat quarter Of said section aii
thonee north with said Hue chains ana ~ INKS 20
a post IN the Minerva road thence south. ~ de-
gfeea east chains and AZ links 10 q post In said
read thonee north, "a chains and 40 links 10 tho
place OF beginning, containing W and 0t-iOO acres,
moro or lefu,
Appraised VI e09 pof acre,
eAle TO commence NJ one o'clock p. M Terms,
A. LETNIH0ER, sherin,
JonR LAmM, Au'ya
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To Get

SIN ono store where went 10 buy iiood'h
Hasaparlla the clerk tried 10 induce me buy
their own instead Of llood'sl no told me theirs
would last longer that might take II on ten
days trial. that II | did not like II ! need not
pay anything, eie, But no could not prevail
on mo 10 change, ! told him knew what
Hoods Baraapaia was, had taken Il, was
haiilhed with II, and did not want any other
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DO Peter lloaohe SOC
hib crab, q l. Engle
do u Ilemlet SOC
strawberry, Mrs A W STAN.
bangh, 1
do - AlOnZO Smith Soc
Raapbery, Matthias Haag 1
do N d MonitE, b0c
Display Of iellies, Mrs n II
Mofitt, Q
do Mrs j NJ Hoover, 1
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Stark County School Examiners Notice.

oaAa 4, sHuMANN. Attorney
October 10Th, iteid..Lw
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The enemy's first move was o vain ef-
fort to shake him Of; then the fellow be-
gan TO use pair Of slcdge-hammer fists to
good effect. Norris found himself getting
the worst Of the encounter, but he hung
fast In spite of the hard blows, and present.
ly felt himself lifted from his feet and bent
backward over the balustrade which pro-
tected the stairway. It was only by getting
his arms in close grip about the others
neck that he saved himself from going
headlong into the hall below. As It was,
the solid walnut rail cracked and gave
way under their combined weight. Tho
chances were all in favor Of double fall,
but the burglar, still unable to get rid Of
that binding clasp, recovered himself and
reeled backward, and the struggle went on.
Around and around, crashing against the
wall, going down together in fall which
shook the house, twisting, striking, rolling
1T is doubtful II either Of them knew at
just what moment lights came upon the
scene, and the combatants in the fray were
parted. The burglar found himself in the
grasp Of policeman, with irons neatly
clasped on his wrists, and as he stared into
the face Of his late foe, curses not loud but
deep issued from his lips.
"How the mischief came you here2" he
growled. "If hadn't thought it was Childer
hisself, I'd a-chawed you up in mighty short
order. Blest II / don't think I've made q
muddle Of this business from beginning to
end"
II rather think you have, my friend, and
II you don't want to make the muddle worse,
you had better keep quiet. We will use all
you say against you, you may be sure"
It was q gentleman who had arrived in
company with the officer who gave this
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LOOKS LIKE HER MOTHER,

That's Why q W. althy Texas Planter
.farrles the Daughter Of His Old Sweet.
heart.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 23.-Miss Mary JAM
ison, pretty yeighteen-year.o old girl, whose
home Is near Philadelphia, Clayton County,
departed. to-day for Maco, Tex, where
she will become the wife Of Mr.. Simpson
Mann, one of the wealthiest planters of
that section. This Is the outcome of a ro-
nance in real life which needs no coloring.
In 1858 Mann was one Of the most popular
young farmers in the county. He was
engaged to be married to the daughter Of
q neighbor, whose hand was sought by
many others. The day of the marriage
was set and the guests invited. Unfortu-
pately for him, Mann espoused the cause
of the Republican party, which was in
much odium at tho time. Not only did
the lady's father object to the marriage Of
his daughter with a Republican, but the
young lady herself declared her purpose
never to wed one whose sympathies
could DO with the party in
power When the wedding day came it
was rival, Henry Jamison, AMI not
Mann, who stood up as the groom. The
rejected suitor sold out his possessions
and removed to Texas, where he has
grown rich; while the lady who was to
have been his bride has become the
mother Of an interesting family, the
eldest Of whom Is Miss Mary. A year
ago Mann revisited the old scene, still
single and with heart susceptible of
love. He saw in Mary the image of her
mother when he last saw her in 1862 He
conceived the singular idea of having his
old sweetheart for a mother .in. law The
daughter consented and the marriage was
to take place this week. A telegram from
Texas told Of serious accident to her
lover, which prevented his coming to
Georgia and asked her to go there. The
brave girl at once decided to 90 and is
now on her way.
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lRArD1Nd ILLICIT STILLS.


Ten of the Contraband Concerns Destroy
ed and Nine ofthe Manipulstors Brought
In.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April A.-Deputy U.
8. Mashal Colquitt returned tonight in
company with Deputy Collectors Clay and
Mitchell and Deputy Marshals Fulgham,
Morton and Belts from two weeks raid
In Franklin, Lauderdale and Colbert Coun-
ties, which has been most prolific Of re-
suits in the number and capacity OF distil.
leries destroyed Of any which have yet
been made in the district. Ten
distilleries in all were cap.
tured and destroyed and nine
men captured. The largest distillery yet
found by Marshal Colquitt during his four
years of service was discovered in nat
ural rock cave in the almost inaccessible
mountains Of Franklin c unity. 1t was en-
tirely underground, t O water being fur
nished by spring which gushed from the
rocks. The still had capacity Of 16O
gallons. Several conflicts were had with
the moonshincrs, in one Of which Collector
Clay was shot in the fscc. He brought
nine Illicit distillers into Jail with him.
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uNsppAKABLp TORTURE.


4 Chinaman to BE sliced to Death for
Poisoning Six Persons.
San Francisco, April 24.-Advices have
been received by members Of the Chinese
Colony to the effect that, unless executive
,lemenoy Is manifested, chang Ssu-yin-
Tyn, who is well known among his fellow
countrymen here, will on Friday next be
put to death by the horrible process known
as 'slicing." The method employed in
this execution Is to fasten the miserable
offender to an upright stake,
securely fasten his hands and
feet, and to slowly slice large
portions of flesh from different parts Of
the body until death puts an end to the
victims sufferings. At first the pieces
sliced are small, portion Of the arm, an
other from a leg, then q finger, or perhaps
an ear. Then the breast is sliced until
the vital parts are reached. As method
Of torture it is indescribable, the time
elapsing before death intervenes running
from three to six hours. Chang was o
member Of the Chinese Colony here some
years ago but returned to his native land
In 1886. His crime was the poisoning ct q
cousin who refused to lend him money.
Not only was the cousin killed by the
drug but five other members Of the family
also died from its effect.
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Danaerous Dollars.

ERIE, Pa, April 23.-A gang of dealers
in bogus money showed this city to-day.
The coin is similar to that unloaded in
Roches' er, Buffalo and some other New
York towns last week. The dollar weighs
within the weight CT five-cent silver
piece of the genuine, has defective Ut"
in the "United," has coarse edges, is
nodded, but in all other respects, especially
in color and the jingle, is like the.genuine.
The coin is Of the 1887 date, and passed
some Of the banks to-day without detec-
tion. 1t is believed that over 81, 200 OF the
stun was showed to-day.
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heatinp BY Electricity

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Five important
patents were to-day issued to Elias f.
Ries, Baltimore electrician, for methods
and apparatus for heating by electricity.
These inventions are based upon aud EN-.
body radically new departure of the art
OF converting electricity into heat, by
means OF which the various losses attend
ing previous attempts In this direction are
entirely overcome. 1t 10 claimed that by
this system dwellings and other places can
bssupplied with heat from central generat-
Ing stations by the same conductors that
BOW supply them with current for incan-
descent electric lishth and sts triAino
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Mayor Hewitrs Veto No Good.

dermen had a lively session to-day when
the resolution curtailing the Mayors
power in displaying flags on the city hall
was offered for passage over mayor Hew-
tits veto. By the ordinance the mayor
had unlimited power over the flags. The
resolution passed over his veto by vote
Of twenty to three gives the mayor power
unless the alderman otherwise direct.
The whole trouble grew out Of the mayors
refusal to display the Irish flag on city
hall on st. Patrick's Day.
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Child Killed by a Game Cock.

HoT SPRINGS, ARK, April 2i.-Wm.
Stringer keeps half dozen game cocks in
his back yard. Yesterday his little four
year-old son started to play in the yard
and soon found that chasing Que Of the
game cocks was the most exciting diver.
sion. Suddenly the cock turned and at
tackled the little fellow, knocking him
down and gaffiing him about the head. The
boy was cut and pecked in horrible man.
ner before he was rescued and died of con-
vulsions in few minutes.
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CHAPTER VII.

There was Q popular play ct one OF tho
city theaters that night and Norris attended
it, hoping to drown his own mental disturb
ance thereby, but all through the perform
ance he found his thoughts wandering back
to the Childers, with his disappointment
rising fresh at not having seen Carol.
When the play was over, he took car for
the West side instead Of going directly
home.
Just beforetmidnight, therefore, he might
have been found lettering ON the opposite
. aide Of the way, looking up ct the darkened
windows, wondering which one was nearest
her a. she slept The neighborhood kept
early hours; nota gleam Of light shone from
any Of the surrounding houses, but sudden
ly, like will-o'-the-wisp, glancing spark
went across the glass above the entrance
door Of the Childer home.
Lyman had been sitting up late In his
den, probably, and was just now retiring.
With this thought In his mind, Norris
watched for the light TO reappear In one Of
the chambers, but no flicker disturbed the
darkness there. He crossed the street and
! went up close to the steps; than the vague
uneasiness be had scarcely admitted turned
70 quick alarm, - be saw that the outez
door stood ajar.
He had his hand on the ban, intending IA
arouse the house, whom . girls scream rang
out shrill, and door slammed In Tie uppNy
part Of the house. That ives enough Sos
Norris. He rushed In, up The stairway, apd
moment later Was strugglinG \ ~
poGnto hand-$oban1 eon1kot With - m
- o0RoIoQ vhgU ~ ~ elGon11oeo(
4 - ~ 0< - ~
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viii Take His Medicine.

ST. LOUIS, April ga special to the
Post Dispatch from Springfield, Mo-, says
that Samuel Whitney, alias VIM. Spur
geon, arrested on complaint of the Baltl-
more (Md.) authorities, accusing him Of
the embezzlement of Sl5O,0OO several years
ago, has withdrawn his application for a
writ Of habeas corpus and will return to
Baltimore voluntarily.
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Should Have Known Better,

DETROIT, April 2S.-A special from Mar.
quette says: Yesterday afternoon party
Of log-drivers on Q log-drive in Baraga
County attempted to thaw ONE dynamite
over cook stove in their shanty. The
result was terrific explosion which kill
ed Patrick Ratigan, VIM. Morrison and
Peter Somerville and severely injured
Malcom McEachlin and Edward McGill.
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Scarf.Pjn In His Esophadus, ,

Gordon, IND. April 24.-Peter Deutsch,
q Louisville peddler, is at hotel in this
place, suffering intense agony from the
effects Of swallowing a brass scarf-p n,
which lodged before it reached his stom-
ach. He had the pin in his mouth and
sneezed, when it slipped down his throat.
The physicians were unable to give him
relief, and he will go to Philadelphia this
week and have the pin cut out.
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Christian Science Victim.

MAIDEN, MASS, April In the District
Court this morning Mrs. Abby H. Conner
was arralgned OH charge Of manslaugh-
ter, for causing the death Of her daughter,
Mrs. Lottie A. James, the victim Of the
Christian Science affair at Medford, last
Thursday. She was held in 81, 900 bond for
trial on May 5. She has not yet Sc.
cured bail
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Brass Price List Revised,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April A.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the National Brass
Manufacturers and Brass Jobbers' Associ.
ations met in joint session here to-day and
revised the price list. The secretary re-
fused to make public the changes, but
said the prices were made uniform, and
that some Of the lower grades of brass
goods had been slightly advanced.
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psiaultlna Treasurer Arrested.

AUBURN, N. Y, April a-N. p. B.
Wells, treasurer of tho Seneca Falls Saw
ings Bank, was arrested yesterday after
noon and taken to Waterloo Jail. He Is q
defaulter, and the amount Of his defalca-
tion Is estimated at from e, 600 to e12,OOO
The trustees have made good the def
ciency, and the doors Of the bank have
been reopened.
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Qussn and Emperor.

BERLIN, April A.-Queen Victoria made
three visits to-day to the sick room
Of the Emperor, who, by tho DOCTORS ad-
vice, kept his bed. which he will do for q
day or two more until he gets stronger.
He has been in excellent spirits all day
and had several refreshing maps.
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Weman ceavIelsd el Murdsr.

KANSAS CITY, April 2S.-Blsnche Con-
nors, woman OF mulatto and Cherokes
descent, was convicted Of murder In the
drst degree. She enticed q man named
Joseph Peters into her room, where she
and two male accomplices killed him. She
10 the fret woman to be convicted Of muir
der In the drst degree In Missouri.
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hatfield .M'Coy Case,

WASHINGTON, April 4.-In the Hatfield
Mccoy case Ex-Governor Knott, OF Ken-
lucky, and Ex-Congressman Gibson, Of
West Virgins, made the closing argu-
ments in the Supreme Court to-day, and
the matter is now in the minds of the JUS
tices. 1t is not likely that there will be Q
decision before Monday.
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Erad Roih,a Saniancs.

WOOSTER O., April 2a-Judge Nichols
to-day sentenced Fred Roth for man.
slaughter, to which Roth, who was twice
indicted and once convicted for first de-
gree murder, pleaded guilty several days
ago. The sentence aggregates twenty
years in the penitentiary, ten years soli-
tarv confinement and ten hard labor.
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Unusual Scana.

WASHINGTON, April 2t-The session OF
the Senate to-day was opened with prayer
by Rev. Dr.. H. Pereina Mendez, rabbi Of
the Spanish and Portuguese Congregation
Of New York, who, according to the Jaw
ish custom, wore his hat while engaged IN
prayer.
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Military Prom olions Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Ths following
Colonel 9. B. Comstock to be Colonel;
Major J. A. Smith to be Lieutenant t. Colo.
mel; Brisadier- General George Crook to be
4ajor-General; Colonel J. r. Booke to b.
Brigsdier- General
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Hotel Burned-Two Fatalities.

MINNEAPoLIs, MIMI, April A.-The Cen
tennial Hotel, at Butte, Mont, was burned
to-day, causing loss Of s35 600. Jennie
N. Leddel was burned to deatI and Frank
Lincoln, assistant postmaster at Butte,
died from injuries received at the
fire. There was no insurance.
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nsavy Real Estate Purchase.

ST PAUL, MIMI, April %. Henry Endi-
colt, brother OF Secretary Of War Endi-
cott to-day purchased for cash t4S5, 900
worth OF St. Paul business property, in
four blocks, all belonging to the Davidson
estate. He will erect . handsome block
next to the Pioneer Pres building.
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"Red" lsarv Dead,

NEW York, April 2a-"Red' Leary, the
notorious bank burglar, who was hit on
the head with brick last Saturday night
by boon companion, died at the New
York Hospital this evening. The pre-
sumed murderer, William Train, profess
sional thief and crook, 10 under arrest
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CHAPTER v.-ooNr1NuED.

belle and an heiress al in onei And oh I
that reminds mel wonder how far on I
am from being the lasti-there's letter
for you, Lyman, and I'm almost sure it's
from that lawyer, Mr.. FArraker.'l
She sprang up to get II, formidable
looking missive, ut which Lyman Childer
glanced once, and placed II by his plate.
s'It win keep till dinner u over,n he re-
marked. ut y rather pity you have taken
ouch dislike to Ingot He mentioned that
he meant 70 drop around here this evening
BY the bye, ] Issw you In the company Of that
young Bergman last night 1user thing
'Shat n should be On such intimate terms
WITH them, sl II
"Why, Do reH imeW hin. I0uant''
every slightly. Hs's ths ueeseeGog -.
missed By tie empress companN ~
,jmow, fos sons sspeossd izssgulasitv.
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or the Lizard coast in Cornwall, .
freak OF nature hes been rediscovered
which may have something 70 do with the
nanne of that part of the coast IN the live
roek y picture ofs gigantic serpent coll
efter coil reaching down % ~ ~, Juss
Abovo ~ e1R<npe g uhieh ~ sealy kao1
- evep - eXls een - seea.