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Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

The loss of cattle in Montana by freez-
;ng and starvation last winter amounted
TO about S4.000.000 The destruction this
winter Judging by the damage already
inflicted, will undoubtedly be at least as
great. Evidently the ranch system of
cattle raising in the northwestern terri
tories is doomed
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04
CONDITION OF CATTLE IN TEXAS.

Dallas Cor. Texas Livestock Journal.
Col. Slaughter was visited at his bank
by the Stock Journal representative to
learn if possible the condition in which
the blizzard left cattle, the gentleman S
experience, with his facilities for gath
ering reliable data, being second to none
in the state. In answer to the multi
plicity of questions. he said: THE
weather has been unusually severe, and
the comparative condition of stock at
this date is thirty days in advance of
their condition taking one year
after another, and if the ensuing
thirty days is productive of as
much bad weather as the past, the death
rate will in all probability be unprece-
dented. / am hopeful, however, that the
backbone of winter is broken. | have
before me a letter from ranch, stating
that 300 head out of a small stock actu-
ally froZe to death-won't call the name.
After heavy and continuous rains, there
is a sort of clover. or rather weed, that
grows up. which the stock are very fond
of, and eat it close down. and in so doing
get much of the dried. cured grass.
which they would not otherwise eat. /
am fearful that the recent drouth,
however, has destroyed this,
at least in part. If so, and
the winter comes again. the worst
has not been seen In our pasture of
5000 acres, as level as floor and with
out twig for protection. had 500 fine
cows, used exclusively for breeding to
Hereford bulls. They went through
safely and all right. Ny beef cattle
drifted badly and to date it has been inn
possible to gather them. Many of them,
| learn. are on the Pecos. | have just
completed arrangements for a shipment
of fresh horses and several cars of corn
to the scene. with which | go in person
TO superintend the gathering OF the lost.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

There is something of wit as well as
wisdom in the remark of the Providence
Journal that 1.-THE trouble with good
many of the political tariff reformers is
that they would like to make their ONE
let without breaking any eggs"
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

John Brownlee. of Clyde. was burned
to death in his livery barn last Thursday
night. the result of drunken spree.
The editor of the Manhattan Mercury.
after long and powerful thought. has ar
rived at the conclusion that whisky
lowers the man and raises the devil,
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

Three years ago Henry E. Abbey went
head over heels in debt in an effort to
sustain Italian opera and failed, owing
S2S3,000. A few days since he wiped
out the last dollar Of this Indebtedness.
and for his energy and honesty the
public viii wish him future success. 1t
IS the rarity of such incidents that gives
notoriety to Mr. Abbey'S last acts.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

Congress costs the country seventy
thousand dollars each day it is in session.
An exchange thinks that pretty high
price for campaign literature.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

Misery loves company. The papers of
the blizzard-scourged northwest find
comfort in remarking that their eastern
friends know how it is themselves"
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

The report that Henry George and Nc
Glynn, d. d.. We're sout'' seems to have
been premature: at any rate. they APP
peared together on the platform of the
New York academy of music Sunday
evening, and Henry smiled approval
while McGlynn, d. D., pitched into the
ecclesiastical machine accused Mr.
Powderly of sending an ambassador to
Rome at the expense of the Knights of
Labor and gave fresh expression to his
desire to see the pope stripped of his
wealth, Invested of his medieval insig-
MIA. and transformed into a good. plain
sensible. democratic person. If there is
a GOODNESS between the lay and clerical
heads of the Anti-Poverty organization,
as rumored, it has not as yet developed
into an open rupture. Probably, though,
the breaking out of hostilities is merely
a question of time.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

The Kansas City Star thinks "a good
thing was done in New York when the
sugar trusts We're exposed. The con-
ielnplated rise in the price of sugar was
purely fictitious, being based solely on
the fact of combination. The purpose OF
the trust was so clearly a mere scheme
70 raise the price without cause that the
people want the scheme investigated.
The courts should recognize the fact that
CONSUMERS are many and the sellers few.
and that the many have some rights
which The few should be made to re-
spect." We take occasion in this con-
nection to repeat that we hope the inves-
tigation ordered by congress III this
''trust'' business will be thorough and as
speedy as possible. The people of the
country are getting mighty tired of
being yict;nliZed by such schemes.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-04

Dennis Kearney, he of ''sand lots
fame, again comes to the fore in a no
less vigorous than commendable protest
against the further orientalizing of the
United States, particularly the Pacific
coast. Whether or not his protest,
which is but the voicing Of the universal
sentiment of the people he speaks for,
shall have the effect of stimulating con-
gress to action in the matter, there Is no
question about the rightfulness of the
cause from every point Of view. CHI
nese will never assimilate with Ameri-
cans in any respect, and the longer they
remain here the more obnoxious they
become. Kearnev is right for once.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-14

f0ljde, skakade marken. och luften var
under nagra ogonblick fyld med
kringslungade klipnstycken och Ste
mar. For att 8stadkomma ett dylikt
resultat skulle hafva erfordrats tv3
skalpund krut eller EFT skalpund dy-
namit, hvaremot blott nio uns extralit
brukades. Tillverkningen af delta
sprangamne kommer genast att pa.
b0rjas New Britain. Hartfords
"street commissioners" hafva beslutat
anvanda det stadens stenbrott. Den
franska regeringen uppgifyes hafva
betalt 1000, 900 francs for rattigheten
att bruka det.
RepublilsdnsAd partiets seger ut.
markte sig for en- betydande MAORI
tet, icke allenast Nordstaterna, utan
afven ned det solida Sodern. Enligt
hvad de inlupna valrapporterna gifva
vid handen, hade republikanerna ma.
joritet foljande slater:
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-14
ID A K O T A

EFT stdrlct snGfdU intraffade forli-
den vecka / trak kterna at Grafton och
kladde landskapet full vinterskrud.
En- fJr6da,sde eldsUdda har lagt
st6rsra delen af staden Garys atfars-
qvarter i aska. F0rlusten ansl8s till
$4,000. Eden var antagllgen anstif
tad.
DystTG Gnjngar matte ha intagit
tidningen Fargo Sum-, da den kort
fore valet 0fvergaf sin demokratiska
hallning och f0rklarade sig for den
republikanska valsedeln.
Rynd Uiagldre. William Parker,
Register af deeds for Nelson Co har
skuddat stoftet af sina fotter. efter
det han pantsatt all sin egsndom och
asamkat sig en- skuld af $4,000.
Nittingsi(id. N8gon Hnnu okand
hiding har gait omkring Black Hills
trakten och gifvit kreaturen gift. En-
farmare vid namn Martin Palmer's
Gulch har pa Sd satt fbrlorat 80 kor
Eft st6rre antal fJi;reldsningar of-
YER jordbruket, kreaturssk otseln,
skogshush8llningen och veterinHrva
sendet komma att hallas Brookings.
F0redragen b0rja den 28 dennes och
komma att fortsHttas ire veckor.
TyJIstIindet sGnre. Sedan local
option-lagen tradde kraft, hafva As
l0nkrogar uppstatt, deraf 16 i Aber-
deem. Da High License .lagen galde
hade countiet "a krogar, deraf IL i
Aberdeen.
GJddjen stod h0gt tax Dakota
vid underrattelsen ON Harrisons och
Mortons seger. Dakota har fatt kan-
ma pa hvad demokratisk administra-
tion will sHga, och derf0r helsar det
med jubel demokraternas nederlag.
MatIse,Os har med stor majoritet
blifvit valid som delegat till kongres-
sen. Honom tillkommer det att na-
sta kongress fornya Dakotas beratti.
gade kraf att upptagas som stat
Unionen, och kan han vara saker p&
att denna begaran med noje beviljas.
En- starE td1tan p8gar Hand
county r0rande platsen for countysa.
tet. st. Lawrence bjuder en- solid te.
gelbyggnad eller $4,000, medan Miller
bjuder 5000 om countiet will uppfora
ett court house imam augusti nasta
ar. Folket synes vara favor for st.
Lawrence.
| DakOtds IegsslGtur Or afgorande
republican SIX. I Huset hafva endast
demokrater blifvit invalda och Coun
Gil 3. Representatives, xr samman
satt af Al republikaner och demokra
ter och independents. Council bestal
at 10 republikaner och s independents
och demokrater. Dakota har s&ledeI
de vackraste betyg att uppvisa for sit
| intrxde staternas led.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-14

DdIc0tas Gldste tidning ar Bis.
naarck Tribune, som borjade utkomma
1873. Kort It'd derefter utkom Grand
Forks Plaindeoler.
Eft offer for drycEenskdpen. En-
norsk farmare, bosatt narheten af
Mapleton. var harom dagen staden,
hvarvid han besokte atskilliga krogar.
Slutligen blef han drucken och delta
tillstand blef han af sina dryckesbro.
der lila slagen SAINT ber6fvad sina pen
ningar. Valdsverksren arresterades.
DdrIs,tsdnstalten l jamestown Dir
standigt utsatt for krangel. Den ir-
ma fran Milwaukee, som haft kon.
traktet for uppforandet af den nya
byggnaden, har icke kunnat betala ST.
ma arbetare, hvadan arbetet salts till.
baka. Nog hade det varit battre om
kontraktet ofverlatits st n8got firma
boende inom territoriet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-14
BETHANY COLLEGE.

dag g,den.8 november, ,ar det ruskigt
och kallt, men folket ser muntert ut
and&, ty valet ar ju lyckligt och val
undanstokadt, och ljuga icke tidnin-
gar och depescher, sd ar Harrison pre-
sident. Har ar pastor Swensson valid
till legislaturen. ehuru demokratiske
och Union Labor-partien enade sig
emot honom. Hr Stromquist Free
Mount ar valid till county commissio
rer.
- Pastor Seleen ar just hemkommen
fran en- missionsresa Colorado.
- Pastor Sannquist sYnes trifvas
godt sin uya befattning
- Vinterterminen vid Bethany Col.
lege' b0rjar den december. Den
kunskapss0kande ungdomen ar val.
kommen hit. vi hafva sex olika afdeI-
nlngar (departmentso. For erhallande
af vidare underrattelser, katalog m m.
tillskrifve man prof. E. Nelander.
- Prof. Nelander haller morgon
Qvall forelasning ofver amnet: En-
vecka i-Paris. ALA platser haromkring
borde engagera honom att halla fore
lasningen der, ty den ar ovanligt
intressant.
-" "Hemat", psalmer och sanger for
gammal och ung pa vag till det him
melska hemmet" heter en- ny sangbok,
som till jul blir fardig Bethany Book
Concerns forlag. DEN utkommer ]
samma formal som S0ndagsskolboken
Ochtsom den b8de text och musk.
upplagor. Samlingen tros blifva om.
tyckt och lamplig till begagnande vid
s0ndagsskolan, bone, missions och
nykterhets-m0ten SAINT qvallgudstjen
sten i allmanhet. Pa misslonsplatsel
duger den till saval psalm som sang
box. Priset blir billigt. For ALA ex
emplar som saljas Minnesota erhallel
GustavuS Adolphus College det oaktadt
samma procent som Augustana Bool
Boncern lemnat till det gemensamms
laroverket q f0rsaljningen af S0ndags
skolboken. For exemplar som salja,
Illinois erh&ller Augustana Colleg,
samma procent. 4 Nebraska Luthe
Academy o. 3. Y. Musikpl&tarne xr,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-14
Lie epTesessnseTa,,ter, som Veta sig
std slcstld till ti6lssiagess, 1ppnsa-
mas UdssJigess att med det snaraste
JsssGssda beIOppet.
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD
cUsTAvus ADoLPHus COLLEGE

- Var It'd kallas uppfnningarnes
It'd. Och oaktadt Guds f0rsamling
icke gillar den s. k. accommodations
teorien, utan ar den nation konser-
vativ och vidblifver de gamla bepr0f-
wade medlen, har hon likval atskilligt
att lara af och akta uppa sadant, som
eyer rum rundt omkring henne. vi
halla fore, att afven hon har ratt till
att pa tillb0rligt satt och omrade vara
uppfinningsrik. och detta sa mycket
mer, som hon ordets fulla bemarkel-
SO dagligen far lara sig kampa for sin
tillyaro och sunda utveckling. Till
dessa betraktelser har din korrespon-
dent ledts pa grund af hvad han horde
och sag vid missionsfesten i West
Union l0rdagen den 8 dennes Efter
att hafva tlllbragt en- hogtidlig stund
ii Guds hus, kallades de forsamlade att
komma tillstades pa "kyrkovallarne"
hvarest man hade nagot annat att
bjuda uppa. Hair fans ett ganska vac
kert forrad af lapdtmanna produkter.
Der saknades ej heller fjaderfa, EFT
stycke girls och ditto qviga ALT skulle
nu ga under klubban och inkomsten
anvandas for missionens heliga SAX.
Det sarskildt paaktansvarda i saken
var, att det hela var ett verk af for
samlingens barn, hvilka sin vana trog.
ma hade samlat ihop sakerna fraga
och nu uppmanade de aldre att upp.
muntra bade dem och missioner me
dels att ropa in varorna for h0gt pris.
Pa en- liten stund hade man. lyckats "a
ihop $50 rem behallning.
Nu fragas: Hvarfor s0ker icke fer
talet af vara forsamlingar synnerligen
pa landet att astadkomma nagot lik-
nande vid sidan af de vanliga kollek-
terna? Och hvad hindrar att lcke
sEolornd kunde pa motsvarande satt
emellanat ihagkommas? De aro ock
ett misslonsfalt SAINT ett vigtigt sa.
dant och hafva derfor samma ratt att
blifva tillgodosedda. Ibland minst 15C
forsamlingar (siger 1907 inom Mimi.
konferensen, hvilka icke hafva full.
gjort sina billiga skyldigheter till sko.
Ian, borde val uppfnningsf0rmagan
afven "a g0ra sig gallande till denna
Sorgliga skuldens indrifvande.
- Pastor E. Hedeen med familj ga
stade st. Peter och skolan EFT par da
gar under f0rfiutna veckan. Torsda
gen den dennes fortsatte han med dc
sina resan mot Utah. Vara varms
val0nskningar f0lja honom pa hans
langa fard och under hans arbete
bland de f0rvillade landsmannen der
ute bland "de sista dagarnes (o)he
lige." vi hoppas att han under sins
rssor inom komferensen vunnit manga
nya winner for denna vigtiga gren al
! var verksamhet.
Hvad skolarbetet betraffar, gal
det oafbrutet sin jamna gang. HerreI
bar hittills mad forskonat oss fr&r
namnvarda sjukdomsfall och andrs
misshalligheter.
- slutet af denna och b0rjan al
nasta m&nad amnar skolan halla kon
serter st. Peter, LIE Seuer och Man
kato. Mera derom framdeles.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-14

redan fardiga-34 sidor, dertill kom-
mer 100 sldor korsanger = och de som
sett dem uttrycka sig mycket f0rman.
ligt ON bokens anvandbarhet och po-
pularitet. Mera derom smart.
Den % och 20 november allies har
skolfest Den % blir den st0rsta dagen
hogtiden med stor konsert pa oval
len. ALA Hro valkomna.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-14

Enligt delta yalresultat erhSll Cleve-
land endast 162 elektorairoster. Har-
rison erholl saledes en- elektoralofver-
vigt af n roster. En- sd stor rUst0f-
vervigt har icke pa rs ar forekommit
Electoral College.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-14

Resultatet af dessa rapporter tillf0r.
sakrar Harrison 239 elektoralroster.
Demokraterna hade majoritet fol
jande slater:
The Washington bee., 1888-03-10

INV[NTI0N has revolutionized the world
during the last half century. Not least
among the wonders of inventive prog ess
is method and system of work that can
be performed all over the country without
separating the workers from their homes.
Pay liberals; any .ene can do rhe work;
either sex, young or old; no special abili-
ty required. Capital not needed; you
are started free. Cut this out and return
to us and weswill send you free, some
thing Of great value and Importance to
you, that will start you in business, which
will bring you in more money right away, i,
than anything in the world. Grand
outfit free. Address True 6 Co Angus.
ia, Maiue.
The Washington bee., 1888-03-10
SAMUEL HOWARD

Private and Public Caterer calls the atten-
tention of the public to the fact that he can
serve item with Oysters in every style. |
am the celebrated American French cook.
having cooked al Wormleys Hotel for ten
years and / can give general satisfaction to
all who may apply. Ialso call the attention
10 my Dining and Oyster Saloon. A place
where you can sit down and be served with
Oysters or Meals and enjoy yourselves. / do
this that my friends may know that there is
place where they can be served with
water oysters served by the Pint, Quart or
Gallon in any part of The cit Pease don't
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The Washington bee., 1888-03-10
SECURE A HOME N THE lam 1T 111ss'
DlNSM0RF;'II'' T

One of the growing towns &C.,
South, is situated on both siGa h ,ae
Savan ah, Florida & WaatU
Railroad, just twelve miles ZEN e..
Jacksonville, Fla. 1t is higb ,Sl %
and level, and a successful bo.yi NY
cultural and truck-grOwing sect;
of the State. Dinsmore can =
easily reached from Jacksonrina
railroad, by water route, or bv y
hour and a half drive over an eyoag
lent plank and shell road. '
DlnsmOre is not one of the isol,
ted spots that is only laid ont "s
paper, but thriving prosperona
town that recommends itself
capitalist and labOrer, to fatbar
and wives who are vigilant ovs.
their own interests and the wplfar,
of their children, to those who ar
seeking homes and those who hars
capital to invest for speculation
The land can be obtained at 70
markably low figures and on terms
suitable to the condition of eveTr
purchaser. At the present low
figures poor man can make rpon
lar payments on valuable home
with less than the aggregate Of
unnecessary expense or money act
ually thrown away. 1t is an in.
yestment that one cannot rpcrpt
and through which you will realize
many times the amount Invested
The prices are for Front Business
Lots one acre, sG5, $50, s35. Sec.
Ond choice, S25 s18. Third choice
SIS. Fourth choice $40. Fifth
choice, S5. 1t must be Remembers
ed that these are acre lots.
We also have vegetable and
truck farms laid out adj cent to
DinsmOre, containing from five 4
sixteen acres each, which we offer
for the benefit of those who wish TO
farm at So acre.
Our terms are one fourth cash
and balance in one, two and three
years.
The chain of title will be short
and strong. 1t is from the State Of
Florida to the Railroad and from
the Railroad to you.
Truck farming around DInSmOre
would BE- at the door of two Of the
greatest markets in the South. Let
every poor man if with but one
dollar, commence to buy a lot in
Dinsmore. The fare from Jackson
vile and return is only twenty-five
cents. Think of it. There arc
eight passenger trains per day anj
the round trip will only cost TWEEN
ty-five cents. Trout creek, large
stream passes right through thI
vicinity, thus affOrding pure frest
water for stock, perfect drainag
and abundance of fish.
TAKE WARNING NOW, anl
do not let this grand Opportunit!
slip you. IG is the very best chanC
you will have. TO secure a gOOO
piece of valuable property and sucl
startling prices.
The merchants in DinsmOre ar
enjoying a good trade and th,
town is rapidly growing. Saw
mills are convenient for securin!
timber to build, and laborers whit
desire work can get from a dOlla
and a half to two dollars per day
For further information or plat
and how to see Dinsmore, call OIL
or address,
J.w. THOMPSON s 90,
Drawer 29S Jacksonville, Fla
The Washington bee., 1888-03-10
RIeHlY Y REWARDED are those who read

lIrHlV REWARDED are those who read
this and act; they will find honorable m
ployment that will not take them ON
their homes and families. The profits
are large and sure for every industrious
person, many have made and are now
making several hundred dollars q n onth.
1t is easy for any one to make s. and
upwards per day, who is willing to work.
EltlFer sex, young or old; capital not
needed; we start you. Everything new.
No special ability required; you, reader,
can do it as we'll as any one. Write to us
at once for all particulars, which we will
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land, Maine.
The Washington bee., 1888-03-10

AL THE LOW EST CASH PRI-
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Benevolent Societies, Social Clubs
Military Organizations, and La
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ALL WORK READY WHEN
PROMISED
We have purchased an entire
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us to execute our work with satis-
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We invite you to call and in
spect our Office, even if you have
nothing for US to do
BEE PRINTING, co.
1109 | Street, Northwest.
The evening world., 1888-01-03
IDLENESS FOR GLASS. WORKERS.
From 5000 TO 10000 Men to BE Out OF
Employ ment In Pittsburg.

IhffClAL II THE WOHLD.I
PITTsBUGG, Pa. jim. l. Forty three glass firms
will probably shut down to-day, and from eight
thousand to ten thousand men will be thrown out
OF employment. 1t IL understood that the Flint
Glass Workers Association will be appealed to to
settle the trouble.
The demand for window glass Is unprece-
dented and prices have advanced remarkably
within the past month, and at the present time
there are more orders booked than the entire
stock In the country, both OF homemade and
imported, will suppl Y. An advance In price OF 81
Ter cent. over that asked last year Ia IA natural re-
suit. The advance mas been gradual but steady,
and all through 1885 the quotations were 10 per
cent oil the card rate. during last year the ruling
price was 70 and 10 of, an advance Of 40 per
cent. over the prices OF 1885, and now 20 straight
10 asked. This IL Just exactly an advance OF 90
per cent. over the prices which ruled In 1885.
By the agreement recently made, the 2, 600 glass
The importers are apparently IN accord with she
local manufacturers an II In understood that the
advance will not result In any great importations.
IL will simply lead u the running Of the factories
In this country to their utmost limit IN order to sup
ply the extraordinary demand. In Pittsburg alone
there are fifteen window glass factories, with a ca
pacity OF 800. 900 boxes, valued at over So, 00O, 0Ol.
The 2, 900 gfassblowers who receive an Increase In
wages AZ their share OF the advanced market are
employed In glass factories in and out of the city.
1he substitution. OF natural gas for coal as fuel In
all the processes OF Rlass-making has had a bene-
ncial effect which Ia hard to estimate. Because OF
It's purity and freedom from sulphur the glass pro-
duced with II ID better In every way, aud Pittsburg
can now furnish both window glass and table ware
superior in all resDects TO those imported from
naw or speck and as good for all ordinary purposes
as plate glass,
The evening world., 1888-01-03
A Valuable Employee.
Iron he CHICAGO Tribun,.l

lfTOW me chicago ITibuHe.I
"Miss Florry, F" said the employer, ''you have
been In my establishment as bookkeeper for Ave
years, and l have raised your salary each year
until now. | am paying you all l can well afford,
and / am afraid | shall not he able to raise the ng-
ures for next year any higher than they are now
81, 200.
t'You have been very kind TO me, Mr.. Plum
mer, +" replied the young lady, ''but l have been
offered 81, 800 by Swagg Il Co. to take their books
heXt year"
"The underhanded sneaksl Trying to take my
employees from me, are they? Well, they can't
do it. III give you 81 400, Miss Florry, and you
can SNAP your fingers at Swagg Il Co."
Fourteen hundred dollars Is a liberal offer,
Mr.. hummer, and | am obliged 10 you, but Shroat
a Belknap sent me word yesterday that they would
pay me 81, 500 II l would 20 into their Office as head
bookkeepeT."
shroat \ Belknap, heyl They're a pretty pair
OF sharks. They'll give you 81, 800, Will they:1 IN
see 'em IN Los Angeles nrsti' exclaimed MIR. Plum
mes. "See here, Miss Florry, III do better than
that. nj take you into the arm. III marry you'll
Tell Shroat 4 Belknap you are engaged. Hal hal
I'll marry you, FlorryI"
"Oh, MI. Plummer (demurely), l thank you sin
cerely for your offer, but l can never be anything
more than a daugh'-
"Wha-whati' gasped the head OF the firm.
! have promised TO marry your son Harry, Mr..
Plummer."
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