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New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
rHg YAIrH CURE FAILED.
p.,.<t 4 ~, lsfksy In zRS CAsonoo Tr<bssnA

The death of tho infant Of Mr. and Mrs. wesIey
bibbns which occurred after long illness, durinl
doctor still causes much comment In this city The
child was six months old. and evidently had imnsm
Army people and arm believers in faith cures A
the chllds condition became alarming and the parents
were not disposed to call q physician. but depended
upon prayer and faith cure teacher 10 cure the child
friends intcrposed. but were given to undcyand that
Some rslatiyeS shen thrsstepsl te pyoks tAs "a q
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
ooRELHs PUzzLED By TEE LADTxS GOWN
HesAtnaten ktssy sn rAS CAxkstSsn q Noyk

story TOO FOOD 10 Keep was tsil a. late sseal sstA
erng Of the effect the Corean kmosasy Of Ne
dressing Of American isdJeA A. the arss PATTY IN his
city which the Csrcsns attended many Of the ladies
drssscd decollete The Csresns sssel ss them In
wonder and remarked 10 the interpreter These
ladies' be above their dresses psritted
20 look themr few minutes sfteswtrd they Noticed
OF the ladies. who besides being decoete,
long aln standing BY open door snd shivsrins from
the effects Of the dsught TIE Ceesn AmbsssadoY turned
10 the interpreter and ssksd Win NE utAssS aaptoAv
Why doss that American take N IN 6soes fn e6
ths AaAs snA put u sne
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

No tongue can do justice to the esteem In which
tho CUTICURA REMEDIES are held by the Thousands
upon thousands lives been made happy by tho
Of agonizng thuusting, itching scaiy ana ptmpiy
diseases Of the skin scalp and blood with loss OF ha
CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUTICURA
SOAP exquisite Skin Besuiner prepared from It. ex-
ternally, and CUTICURA RESOLvENT. the new Blood
Purifier internally every form Of akin and blood az
ease, from pimpes to scrofula.
Having been a sufferer for two years and half from
disease caused bv bruse on the leg and having been
cured By the CUTICURA REMEDIES when oil other
methods and remedies failed deem 1t duty to recon-
mend them visited Hot Springs TO no avail, and tried
several doctors without success and at pst our principal
druggist Mr.. John p Flnay 10 whom shall ever feel
gratefD spoke to me about CUTICCRA, and consented
to give them trial. with the result that am perfectly
cured. There 10 now about me. 1 think can
show the largest surface where suengs sprang from
Of any In the State.
ALEXANDER BEACH, Gresnvflle, Miss
Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA SOC. SOAP
25c. RESOLVENT 81. Prepared by the PoTfEH
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages
so illustrations and 100 testimonials
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

HANDS SOFT white and frss from chaps and rsdnssas
by using CUTICURA SOAP.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

PIMPLEs blackheads, led, rough, chspped and oily
skin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

Zola he Is called IN cur translation. But when
Zola bestows upon him the sobrQuet OF Jesus Chrss
that sobriquet has In version beon changed TO
Mahomet. In opinion 1t could not fail to excite
the name Of the Messiah TO drunken. worthless vag
abond. who figures throughout the enttre novel -
poacher and low-lived sceundrel.
So much for tho rcchrstening Of charactorS. II
by tho many and radical alterations" which pre-
vent this American perversion' from giving tho
fanest Idea OF what ZOAs boak really iss you mean
that the work is rescued from the shame Of being an
publication and made tho strongest and most
for such has the laudable aim of translator
But II you mean changes In tho legitimate subject
gross ignorance OF the original unless The Tribune.
has descended from Its former high moral PEDESTAL
and is now an advocate Of unlimited 6th In fiction.
We claim that our translation not only gives an
idea Of what Zola's book really IS but that the
filth. which overy sdvoosts Of good morals win COM
mend US for suppressing
inence you gave your notice Of tho book
Yours respectfully,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

6tltuulOnhi porrlcrS Dut tne merlJ OF WUkeS
was that he knew how to take advantage of these
orenings. Other men had been affor led similar
opportunities and had let them slip. He alone
saw and seized them And however he may have
been moved by Q selfish regard for his personal
interests In the long run, It is incredible that
man who for SO many years defed the whole
power of King, Lords and Commons, who incurred
exile and imprisonment who risked utter ruin by
his persistence against what looked like such
tremendous odds, could have been destitute Of
genuine public spirit and patriotism. H3
biographers have been prone to accept the be-
ittling estimate Of his enemies, and to sneer at
his capture Of the affections Of the mob" That
was the insulting name applied by political sbso-
lutists 70 the people Of England, who In applaud
ing John Wilkes for his gallant defence Of the
Constitution showed o perception and shrewdness
In no respect below the standard OF their fathers
who had recognized and greeted the patriot in
Hampden. The services Of wilkes to his country
arc indeed too great to be either ignored or Offset
by any animadversions upon his private character
The determined contest wnged by him against
general warrants nrst and then against the high
handed usurpations ventured upon by the House
Of Commons. did more than anything else 10 curb
the power Of the Crown and to establish the repre-
sentsttve rights Of the people. The successive
triumphs achieved by him In the courts proved
how far the Government had proceeded In lawless-
ness when IL undertook TO arrest and seize the
papers Of citizen upon q general warrant; yet
20 prevalent was the contempt OF the governing
glasses for popular rights that had not Wilkes
tAksa N tAsss suaxrels the probsbitz Is that the
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FINANCE AND TRADE.



0un11xR 0aouR0oy, - -
- frss an~kkes - -. -.
- -. -
!,
= suosan1ees - ~ 00s - =
rod.
-. N--s.ks $1,000 s~A.~ $1,000
-. - - -
y - - keessa9 - - % -
ssStR Wn1anseee - 20 toos - II
me Etc.,
1880 49, - -
49, q - yssseeesy-
The ssosip1s q spp1es ssday s1osAe6
NJ buueaL
vu~,nr,~v v>cru
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s--sssN ..s-a ~ s-ss---s.
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49, M - 49,. :, s.-S,.s
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49,, s.Ss.s -. - -.
<c,-z 49, Ia. an -. a. the
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The ship L. Walker, Captain Wal
lace. arrived tois acrpina and vii ioas
N.xcssl and frsnkiia e1si for sas
Francisco
Tue snip Ericsson. Captain Sasyer
Gas toy q into port today by tie 10.
NnsaL sae broogas 80 toas ef ssn
srsi merchandise for sratti. dealers
TIE steamship Idaho IL IosciGe eoa
for porsisnj.
San FasScisoo. Feb. II. Arrived
Ssesroe, Calawsia, Portland; sbip Or
entail. Tacoma.
Cieared-Fos Port Toxnsend. shit
Aeelas. barb hsorinss, bsFseusine NJ
ksn.
sailed ) ie SpsSssu. SEATTLE.
Pcsr IovssxsD. feo. ls.-Arriyss -
Satp sir wn. wallace.
Posr 8anBLs, Fec. ls.-Sailei-
Y ria At,sats
tear Drsoovxsr. FED. Is - Asssves-
Il ria Siea as aver.
Pear HAp.-os. FEB. ls.--Ssils -
ssrs Sssso1y sad oaskeasiue q asek-
step
Pos- 4sasIxs. FEB. i..-The sttp.
Il Z Bass aud Hsrianc. lag Fssonp4
sud saree sehooasss we're 10 pc-s sass
forenoon.
MAN bar. -. Is. Par, fresh wss,
sind; ~ saipvirs
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Nay AND FEED.

'DSise 10 TIE oEs fRrcrI0S OF ORR
v sAeAosse yessercAs. are ts-s cunsss,aen,
- o. sssrssz RON Ia f4lsOx.ss l. - a.
az ssss o. sfs-sSy rssaSsd prsess.
10 tsns oas straw.
SO tens choice Timothy Hay
40 tens Grover and Ttsasthy Hay.
o cars Nskima Aay, ex car ius.
asrtvea Yesseydsy.
s tens Bran and Iiadifasa.
40 tsa@ " heat.
200 bis spokane Flour.
Must be sold TO-DAY and
tomorrow.
sss Q. 1AxrGa 4 Co.
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CRaNp OF TRg MUSCLES CURED

Johb l. Wood. Of s,rai,srs, Oat
sss cared q CRAMPS IN TIE irQs b
v-sEips ALkoccx's Posocs PIAsrss-
Mr.. wood says:
seGle thfss aaoEies aeo I was sskee
very sch 9Th sss-te psir IN tie ar al
% ny back ssrt TIE ki1reys TIE
gaia ~ss exrucasftuS. applied a
sItcucxs Foss0 PlAsTu over tee
Aseesed restoD. and bad reaief almost
~sssin A. So7r. A, the sane tine n
rs1nctiSn WITH sess s-crSse. I rad
very great Icrvoas 4sstaFsaEee, s4vct-
inS nly LEGS wssk ersGps 20 / esa;c
sszrseig >ssep. Meeting sita sass s1e-
ecss with Ezs eass ! asFsasa elasier
eoi<f the knsa 90 ssso co, s1s tn tnses
Ssss so csrnpssseiy cured, aid h4se
svSs teen troassSS 70 c.lses say since.
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soR the UPPER sxsosTs
STEAMER GLIDE,

Carrying TIE Uniied ssasss aaass
r KAfkS YEsLkgE WHARF -
Il Monday. Wednesday saa fr1oegf
ealing II Aaksi:so. rsaaisp. stsaye11
utaalAdy. Pr lzSssssnx, Sxexft C3sy. 49,
vernon. sxerf1ns aud Ill ies9ze1
8 oin0 abcse. rar fru:Kss g Iamao
% hsaf6 o. ~ axO- BOo1xR. -
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BOZ



American Exp.=ss LOG. Canada Pa
cids Sc ~. Canada Soufhsrp b3x Central
fseisc 81, Darlington l28A. D~isvsre
4 Lscksvans Isl. beaver 4 Ria
1ssnde Il. Ere "a Lake Saore 9zh
Louisville d Nsshv,lie 6oT, Micnisan
CrpIrsi 62tS. Kansas 4 isxas i6A Nes
YoskC,c1tsai IC7 n arthern rsc,ne zix
nrefesrsd &SH, North xe4tern lc61 Ore
son Improvement 621f havisAtloo 9an
tsanscontinsntL nv. Pacfnc Mali Is,
heading 66x. Rock I-iaud LIZ, 81.
Paul IN, Texas Facade 3o4. Union Pa
ssfc 56X. United states Express a.
Fargo 10. Wessssn Union M.
uKv yokx sxoCK aHvIsw.
Nsv YoRx, Feb. l6-Stocks market
vas active. prices irregular ous veil
maintained, especially In Union Pacific,
toe araneers and specsaisies. Rssdips
was very strong. ihe dosing prices
generally she's declines thoa21 ttey are
for fractional anoa1ts only, tie u.o-'
important changes being a decline o. u
10 Norfolk ana Western preferred ana
al advance Of one In Fert Worth ao1
Denver.
Government bonds we're dull and
steady.
nKv Yosx nA1KEIs-
Nxv Yonx. FEB. ls.-Hops-sssady
| unchanged.
aasar-Sseady. quiet, centrifugal "
Test 81. refined quiet.
Coppef-Duii, lake tl6fdl6H.
| L~ad-Stesdy, domestic -.
| Iin-Ssrsdy, straits GEN.
| Co6oe-Scot fair, BIO COLL. $16; op-
tons 10 10 poinss iowsr. Moderate
~ active. closing drnn; ssiss IL no bags
March 12Bsdiz-8. April ti2 CSC
IL 20. May Gil 9.,sI3. J1.s *li 75e1
iis5. July $llSUt9il4b. August til.ls
alli6.
Peiroieum-Opsned strong at 80, bui
became weak under hQaidstiDR sale.
aud decline to esk. Il rsiiieo at thai
price and closed nfm a. s9H; eales
642, 90 barrels.
CHIcAoo AAAxxys.
OHcAao. Feb. b. - Wheat - Firm
cash 76)%, March 565f, Ma, 81.
OorB-,tesAy, casa and March Az
NAY 5lA.
Oas-s'esiy, May Il GIG.
Barley doing.
fork-Eas,er, cash el3 70. Asy A.i7
Lsrd-sseady. cash tI5. March IS
Nay 92S.
CHICAGO CATTLE nAREKr.
CHICAGO. FEB. 1s.--Csttie - ksceipss
.oo, unchanged. fancy $hledh50, ship
ping stssr- S3s1s 80. stockers ADD feed
era t2.50d3 81. isxss cattle t3d&.
HoEs- kscei.ts 3 ~. ssroGs. mixs4
tsdsst heavy t5-&d5s5. light 81 ii
as Is.
Steep Receipts 200, stesdv. La
tIves S35ods 20. western "a SD 5.25.
Texans t2s5st 10.
IIvHkPooL MARKETS.
LIvBsPooI, Feb. Is - Wheat Steady
out demand poov. eoiiers oder monder-
atrly.
Cons eady hut demand poor, new
tolxsd western IL S5aj pr c.nsal.
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Administrators Notice.

kstAfs OF ALvOED JaCE, bEcEssxD
- sesioe is Assehy sissa fhzs Ia ara,r.
s-ssa as e-e1 spSoistea b. See ffob.f.
CeSrs II Eirs esssty. ". 2. .d,a.r,.,,.,e', ~
- esfssr O. Alyosa sseh tIndiasJ. s.cessrss
A. p<rsoGs kzsinS slzazs szains. Al a.
81 press1s its sazae to 90. Wa rrot.~,
W@cas<ss siiese cEs jest frs d.1s nsr-ose-,,
hs torsvss. bsF-7d
RICHARD sKPss
jssss-y q. 1855. s.ss,.
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Nsv YoxH. Feb. 18-Money On call
ruled easy at per ceot last loan .
ssosed ofered :. prime mercantile ~.
ger 6d6 sterling exchange dali. steady
Il - s4H for sixty day bills aud
1A55H for demand.
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1860. 1WGntI-G Oh Annual Statement 1888
Washington Life Insurance Co.,
wHAxrCy Viz. ess.p. an. sAr,,u,x

Net assets, Dec 81, isSs. ...ts, Sls.sl 20
Receipts DARING TIE wear 1851:
For Premisms..-.. si,ka,ssI n
| For interest. r-nsz, &c. a.. .3e .
l07s,esl -
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SHOR THAN =.

Az kvISisG GLASS TO BFsTS Tsg
~ stssy reorrAs. ssa: ssshs By . rsze-
Teal sssspS.1rArs. Af1r.s-
ME- FfxLEY.
els - o. Ksssiaxa, Lis.xay. 4 %
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hnre, fts tfftKt u a. u TOE tx c&aust ts'4i
shsktug hands. tnscsh euiy tn = siis bt
ty eoal uapnsr. fur. tSsFN is aa ii.sais-
iua tte fact, THIS are nos sincere frtrnd-.
ans nu y rfset'y saastpsed sssy nsvrr
viii be. ia~s pEtet a. the srtsciss sesns
real srd siSnss. Hsulsn remarked teal
De eHgAt 10 hsvs y ier to The a. az. .
Of sn~ ehsup' pseip, AZ BE h4a las'
rowea fs~ssh. bot y Ga psseis Yepissa
No, Yea ass@s~d tn ~ psr1aatsy ~
rhallensire Reesh. std krsng - \ tie
fitss orseftauty - sashs -, znd a.
Chldafa ebaiisuR~c hsusg. Ne cbsslsng-
hss tssn aecr E,ei.' itspisE ~ss sSs-
deolly a ach suHst.t as g., having ire
0ppaftnniiy ~ rs~ine fsF te% shsmpi
eushic, b. saa pvs oiw ho.4sEg = BOO
Arsnna5 az sn re .nel-ct "a &c =
a sssp ~ Gsusk uasestns Gseek ~h~u
tbsy csae IA conssss. Fnsiit
Azni.n udeFeS g. rox tSad afa Re- L ne
~ either a. fstsa o. krmg fer EA.G q
site frsuk frs 30 - snec Svp,ttd Ii =,
b. a. gate vtliles - a'sks nasteh
f0s Ctis - ta tos ttu'. ~tE % - wsss.
X up hsplAa thea asAst Dv-hse "
be ~oai3 also ask. match for knsnr
O. ra~ bsm gHsnisnh ~is - les
aeAsntt 9aifasj. has Dsssis drcsiess
=
rrs1y csHciaaes. ~stsan, a sStssf -
Hsulsr. shss gssprsst tess $685.
ssAk.s ~ arranged Zoe fesr "a ESC
saea. g. su~ "a beats. eus ssct aat
ana IN ensiee thlfa. tie ssnns -
tab EaD ssa shs sessat GiSa tss
stesuvF aonsS - ee "a ssify Gisf 80
between lhe eaen g~tstass sssa cav Tets
was e~sAasva ~ nssesie. a. tas Esstao
alr~atv saa.s usast BE- - ez"t ssr
suy esAer w&s sns~rt tssd TIE kSss
Of saca ssssn .. Csfs ~ sod kssaa rs~.
ing sof the "a snagt1asofg % tse ~asIa
- isr4hahls. tat toe fesI1rs - fhe
wAals hGsansss test ;. she rvsrSe Of
arsa9rz, J. sess q xes. after h0rssslx
essnIs i 40 hesasSs4s Fss'sssr -. xhozss
80 tie eissr II lis ssrsss isrs etas<-sf
a. sash palsrs asd eSssrais tasce -
t4isAsry-
Tue Il the uso~s neses saessxs i
Maine b Il L. Yeees. u 0rseEe1ss,
ana be u : "a s$ es tie b<ss sboss o.
b fsasa y .hss e..sssry. and uaAsy
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Efek A. Anderson and xifs TO Iosapb
Batter. bond for deed fer lots apd ?
block 81, 10 Sarah 4 Bells addition :.
Seattle fleSo.
@ I. Terry TO Elisabeth b. Davidson
.auth OF lots 4 and S. block { l.,
Terry. rf'h addition 10 Seattle, &f5o.
p. u Pratt aud wife to Asa Z. k,p,ev
lots 7sad =, bioct l, in Mob h,n "a
dt'on 70 Seattle, t515.
Jacob Jones Aud vifs 20 LYMAN ps,.
too. irsct 10 Sec. -. To. 2tS R6E.Sl
ferdsBsnd hsckbyanb q city Of -
tie, ssris Of Ia along Depoa st.ss.,
for ssrses parposes. 81.
II l.. f-slsr to ths civ Of ss.tfIs- 4,
strip of lsnd sloas Nh ssEee., Tor st.es;
parposss. 81
frsxcis 4. Bel to PeiIlipy. Frare,s
ies III. block y. IN gseksoa stteet 81
4ss,eu to Seattle. $40
samsA Moore and vife 10 Hiisu A.
webster. trsct in see. S. fp. Is VIA
T. tlsa
Jsases A. Mo3.s sud wife 10 IF
Oonner, trssi IN sec, =, rp h,N hs
L. 500.
IA. Fcntiss and wife 10 Amaus4 II.
Alesn, lot & block Il in W. n. RsHs
Ssta ada iics 30 SEATTLE. 81
United States 10 W. II caher, raaers
20 100 sores &c Sec Is. fp- 3 n, RAE.
Bessie j. L~wls and basesnd 10 Mr.
si- sesaHao. io& 6, alock / 10 Ierry'.
alta addition to seattle. fs16
william Alden sud v'fe IN p A. Pom
wa, bot 5. oiOes n 10 W. n, Beil's attn
stdliion to Sestkie, 81.
W. Z cehrtss-r sd wife 30 hsrs q.
nssssorn. lac acres n see. -. Tic. Is =.
y s. &. sisU.
hsro~ri fagpsn 50 c. n. Eittinees. 20
ssrss ts Sc. Is. fp- = n, Il. 8, e,
$50
". Egiss and eife. e, a.. 50 6. II.
s.Aiiss. icss s sEs Ia eiock -. Ts.ry's
.ecou3 sSscis 81 81 Seattle, t4sa0.
William Z. kyler and sif=. "a Al. 70
Arse.ics Cous. tots : sad :. hlosk ", ir 1
lxfrs's secosa addition TO eesssI-, /
IzsA
David I. Osnny and wife 10 Edvsrd |
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BuokIens Annie SaLye.

FHg BEsr SAhvE ia tie worI5 TOT eats
Bruises, Sores Ulcer, salt Rhean Fever.
Sores letter, chsppsd Hands Chilblains,
Congestion, Ska Rruptons, aud positive
II cutea Plies, or no pay required n 9
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction or
money refauied. Price rs cents per box.
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ISSS.
Harper's w eekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARrRRs WxnKly hiss a weli-eAbahshed place IS fhe
leading illustrated nawspapern America Thetairnees e
It's edotal comments on cnfrentponucs has earned te y
The respcctand confidence Of all impartial readers and
Variety and exeeencu It's literary noteut which n-
Snde serial short stories by the best and most popular
writer's II the peruaa 81 people Of The widest iage
III Tastes aud puzuit Supplements are freqnenty poo
yded and Is spared 60 hing The highest order
~ aftate ability - heRs upon the illustration o the
9hauge phnsas Of hame and foreign history In 81 ts
katures HARrFRs WExgtr ~ admirably adapted TO be q
NelcoInS guest IN every household
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would have begun to aaaalse excuses for corr
irg. Their wives and babies. must be fed,
aansl talkinsssanut their rights wouldn't ever
feel tlaenA 4set-stla.rs who could afford 70
offend him 20 to the meetings. But the poor
fellows were afraid to raise their vices, even
4 IN apology.
"But. the willingest. of us all don't wang 70
Ia roastel to dS@fb, pnd lR irifj Al lbitlsF3aS-
tlstAlt Tux qaen4dssl to tAjNy tSfAeeiSib
!, VICES ay, q,ilssgesl burat up before our eyes
: Uiir woiiisn amt quite so purity as those Of
i the sriclss isit,ssfec iaize 'em as much. We
como to ask for fire escapss, afsssss miss. So
If there should happen to 'cofne 4 IRE in day
time when ffe mills were full, tire poor CRIT
|. teFg iet;silz 4sFJsH4n Il was quite a long
r,e---s fer J4tt eseves in ssseit pres
ends, AMI r. delivered It in the monotonous
Yankee drawI Vhich cap-ries. bigll SD ~
low comedy without distIsctidn 81 ascent.
- tSTkepe..isno fFae8sI" be answer.EtsrisbI q
!. CYnE laugh, 'asds5eebuSineS 5Te sssA sfsliQ
ss44aea sae,s4ea ez-i+l4a5 hgainst very unlikely
Is evste 1Gira csc ,sc6uid be piece az useless
extrpvaraisce. - AIR. Breton locked sharply At
j his wisiyrs over the file of letters, 1t wM1H
make necessary another cut in your. pay
ie BID Ra4a-s fingered hisnpiTe 9uneasft5tih
eelrasighiitdant silence that fsilaWa9J Laid
finally drew it halt ont OF his lsoeet through
force Of habit iii distress Then l5 ff55dnrl his
voice.
EYER jol1in', squire: yer wouhn't cut Us
poor devils clown again. The last cut seemed
as if ii would kill MS. till we found hnw=littie
it takes to keep soul and body together i'd
Acritter don't expect nothin' else. Why,
squire, dog has the best. of sonlelon us, 1iowI
for folks let him steal.f The taIlmaaa thrust
back his pipe into the depths Of his pocket,
and his face hardened into sulleh EXPRESSION
as he added solemnly; 81 earlate another cut
would fiji all the jails in the country Yer
might rs well give us the least we can live on
here as support us in prison."
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oa.hered her hair fnsSa 4ojssgcef aAa1
a. trail on the walk to eoyert her
Y s$.ssia shan e@offi vqrkn1gn'Y efofhse4a
s. IN 3s'5Sbed he might be a gentleman
= =, a.,s "a keep on the outer edge OF the
49, lie would have taken the road II
sh63had dared She looked away heftp ere
man, but she could see with beating heart he
was coming directly. toward her. " But per-
hqps IS ai not Sc heT and he III tlirn
aside yet Cod, srlttt he 'be an, bopqst man
whose wife's loving face WAS ipgilis Thoughts
az tlls 9lt9Ment. There We're such ,RItsls But
instead of Epoving aside the man stopped
shert just before her, and she raised her big,
Soareei eyes Is his face
why Bertha, I Thought IT was you. -
Shre enough it was Philip Breton. F1e had
come from the mill, where there had been
some extra work, and wore his working
clothes 73rteSa 49,
LET me, walk home with YOU ho said
very gently, as, if he, had no right to assert
any privilege with her. .Iasa,alia1
81 came too far, and got Frightened she
said dreanily, as she rested her hand on bis
arm. 4 .l's fa2& l-gtsl@t
Her hand was cold, but it sent his young
blood tingling through his veins
Il nm 80 Sorry How he longed to catch
her white hand to his lips, and warm it with
kisses. But lately she had treated him with
q new GOODNESS, and her GOODNESS he dare not
meet He dreaded to face it, it panied him so
past endurance, and he had called on her but
seldom since the night of the fire. But now
his heart was full of eloquent love; so full he
could not conceive of her not sharing in it,
It was She called it forth, she must have
something for him.
They had reached her gate. She would
surely invite him to go in with her. Then
she could tell him if he had done anything to
displease her. He could remember nothing,
but there might have been some unconscious
cold word or tone, as if, poor fellow, he had
not been oniy too tender with her
"Good night" she said. She had lost the
tremor in her voice fright had given her, and
all the softness of heart of her loneliness,
Il thank you," she added, coldly, as he did
not go, but stood looking as if he did not
quite understand
J ~Good night" he answered, with a great
throb in his throat He stumbled awk-
wardly, as he went down the steps; he could
not see very well for the mist in his eyes. !