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ton. The engineers have about completed
the surveys for the Mississippi & Tennes-
see Iron and Manufacturing company. A
special train will leave Memphis for this
place Tuesday morning. The Illinois Gen.
trail railroad will sell excursion tickets 10
parties attending the sales here May J.:
The town is looking for an immense crowd
and is prepared to entertain it. Already
capitalistic prospectors and real estate
agents are arriving. Everything seems. to
be combining 10 make next Tuesday day
of destiny in Duck Hills history.
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Purifies the Blood

"when bought Hoods Sarsaparilla made
agood investment Of one dollar in medicine
for the FIRST time. II has driven of rheuma-
tism and improved my appetite SO much that
my boarding mistress says / must keep 1t
locked up or she will be obliged to raise my
board with every other boarder that takes
Hoods sarsaparilla." THOMAS BURRELL,
90 Hilary Street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
al ind Hoods Sarsaparilla the best remedy
for impure blood ever used" NJ ii. BAXTER,
ticket agent, p. 3 n. Rd., Bound Brook, N. J.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for rs. Prepared
BY G. l. HOOD a CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Ihc Mutuai Ihnd ana Investment tom.
pnuy

Has been Organized with a capital stock OF
10000, with the following officers
David Walk, PRECEDENT; Il. Galloway, vico-
president y. 7. Porter, treasurer; II. NJ
Seaman, secretary. Directors John A.
Dcnic, II. G. Warmer, j. ]. Duffy, David
Walk, r. Galloway, w. u. wilkcnon, l..
Til Risk. Subscription books arc now
open at Office Of Kent, scanlan 4 Risk, Al
Madison street Those wanting stock had
better apply early, us Il is being rapidly
taken.
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PorTthNp, Ne, April 2s-Dr ~ r.
Potter, Of Bridgcton, is In this city ON bis
ptlp from Europe, where he has been
spending the winter. DIR. Potter says that
Hon. }. q. Blaine was in Naples when hc
Ell ani was looking nne, and seemed In
Doe s, OF spirits. lie spoke Of ihc com.
ng election, aud said that the Democrats
nu.t have New York In orlcr 90 succeed.
Tie Showed no sign OF III health, md DR..
Potter ays the statements published to
hal .nec, aro considered tho Inventions ol
biz political enemies.
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nIRMINGuAM BEATEN.
The New Orleans Nine Win. an Easy
Victory.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BGmNouAN, Ala, April 2s.-From the
fin, half Of the play il looked as though
the locals would win the ball game this
afternoon without much trouble. They
had Eve runs scored while the only ono
the visitors had TO their credit wns n
scratch al the way through, not one Of
them having made q Int OF the home
team. Cahill had hit homo run and
even Shallcr bagvcr. For the last
three iupnss, though, the Policans hit
Shancr very effectively, aud several OF The
locals seemed 10 try who could make the
most surprising crron and do the most
reckless basc-wnniug 10 help them. The
Birminghams hit Weber well enough, and
could hardly have lost II toward the last
They had played any sort OF a game In the
field. Both teams left tonight ior New
Orleans 10 play tomorrow.
OFFICIAL sCuUE.
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An Arkansas Farmer Injured.

special Dispatch 70 The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, April 2S.-Mr. John w
Nelson, prominent farmer living at Pill
lows station, in this county, met with
very painful and serious accident yester-
day. While standing on n scalTold max
ing some repairs on his gin, he made a
misstep and fell to the ground, distance
Of ten feet, and received very painful In
juries around the face and head, and II is
thought that he was hurt internally.
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Calendar for April 80 PA, 27s, 25S,
the Rev. Taylor Nightingale; 2iS, Ras
Jackson; l76, III, rs, Frank Ozanc; Q
cases, J. McRae; . cases, X. Lucareni; .
cases, Mn. Margaret Connors; cases, w.
s. Brooks cases, Joe Carter; $40, S77,
Mrs. johnson; 3i3, Celina Turner; $50,
Bessie Brinkley. For May /: 25s, John
Thurmond 200, Will Murphy; 2G2, Phil
Dryer; 203, win McLouilin and Ike
Striker 20l, Ike lludgins. For May q
1876, Thomas Spencer.
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Hoods Sarsapari|Ia

Is prepared from sarsaparilla, Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsisseva, Juniper Ber-
ries, and other well-known and valuable vege-
table remedies. The combination, proportion
and preparation are peculiar to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, giving It curative power not possessed
by other medicines. II effects remarkable
cures where others fail.
consider Hoods Sarsaparilla the best
medicine ever used. It gives me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold out"
is. FoGG, 100 Spruce Street, Portland. Me.
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wheeling wilkes sold for $40. 900.

CmcAoo ILL.,, April pa dispatch
from Lexington, KY, says THE great
stallion Wheeling Wilkes, by George
wilkes, dam by Edward Everett, has been
sold by V. q. Cromwell. OF this county. 20
NJ. II. Bisscll, Of Grind Rapids, Mich, for
$4,000. RIP. Pepper, Frankfort, KY.
has sold 10 NJ. H. Bisscl the bay mare
Doncola, four years old by Onward, dam
Embassy by Harold. for ~ 200, and tho
brown lilly Sentiment two years, by
Madrid, dam Coqucilo by Pilot IT,, ior
5000.
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stamford Not q candidate.

punmr Mich, April 2s.-An Eradpg
i.uri.li special from Washington says
Senator Stanford today told tho Journal
hat all the talk about him as a prcsidcn.
.ial candidate was absurd llc Is not nov
anil never has hccn candidate and docs
pot wish 10 b. considered NJ such. Since
biz nano has been mentioned In this con.
section, be has received many lcttors daily
IN the subject, which lac has not oven
aiken the trouble 20 answer.
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WARNED UP AT HOME.
A oNE-sIDED AND DULL GAME ON
THE LOCAL GROUNDS.
Memphis Shuts Her Eyes and Almost
Shuts Out Charleston-New Orleans
Wins at Birmingham With Ease
Games Elsewhere.

L S, they play;
NJ e mphis and
Charleston did, al
though it was not
what bascballists
generally term a
"bum." twas not
genuine "bum," i
was just bum
enough. II was, in
reality, tiresome-
rs tiresome rs 1t
would be to fish all
day without any
bait on the hook.
II was the first
C h a mpi onship
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A Receiver for the ssine Nun a swan
Lake Railroad.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
PINE BLUFF, Ark, April 2s.-The affairs
OF the Pine Bluff & Swan Lake railroad are
becoming complicated by litigation. The
court today appointed Judge Frank Silver
man receiver Of the road, who at once
gave bond and entered upon tho trust.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29

The special train from Memphis (,
Duck lin, Miss, leaves the Mississippi 4
Tennessee depot Tuesday, May /, ut 13l
o'clock n. M, returning same day, ofierin,
YOU the opportunity 10 attend sale OF tow
lots.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29

Is tho best blood purincr before the public
1t eradicates every impurity, and cures scrof-
ula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors,
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indi-
gestion, General Debility, Catarrh, Rheuma-
tism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. It over
comes that extreme tired feeling, and builds
up the system.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla was a God-send to me,
for It cured mo Of dyspepsia and liver CON-
plant with which / had suffered 20 years."
j. b. HoRNBEcK, South Failsburg, N. Y.
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Tho aesrsla Pacific sus.erlr,lo..


srAHRyiliE, Miss, April 2s.-The
county today failed 10 vote $500 Of her
bonds 10 aid in the extension Of the Geor.
Eia Pacific road 10 lis western terminus.
The citizens Of the town arc very much
wrought up over the matter, aud for fear
hat they viii lose the road they will In
al probability either subscribe that
amount or vote another tax ON the town.
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Louisville, 8; Cincinnati, 4.
Washington, 3; Boston, 4.
Pi,tsburg, z; Chicago, 4.
ST. Louis Whites, II; Milwaukee, 1.
New York, II; Philadelphia, l.
Brooklyn, o; Athletics, 8.
Baltimore, 4; Cleveland, 3.
Indianapolis, 0; Detroit, |.
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Louisville Gets a PITCHER.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2S. - Pitcher
Chamberlain and the Louisville club have
come 10 terms, and telegram was received
this morning from Buffalo, stating that he
would leave there for Louisville at once.
This will greatly strengthen the nine.
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Bligh. Three base hit--Shaffer Home
run--Cahill Base ON balls-Shatier, 3.
Wild pitch--shafer, /. Hit by pitcher
Weber, 1; Shaiier, |. Umpire-Saunders.
Time OF game--1:5O.
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ND Ynn E,crr

W. II. Rcvcls, NJ. D., Of Baltimore 4
says: II have been in the practice Of md
icinc for over eighteen years, but never I'D
seen the equal Of Hodges sarsaparilla.
has worked miracles here in curing rheurf
tism and scrofull. Have almost come
the conclusion that | cannot practice vii
out IT," Rangum Root Medicine Co.. Man
lncturcrs. Nashville, Tenn. 81 O0pcr bott
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2sj Main sire
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nrNnln.nN COUNTY.
rip,on county Republican,.

Special pispaich to The Appeal
CovSoroS, Tenn, April % The Re.
publicans If Upton met here today In con.
,cniion. VIM. ragc was elected pcrna.
ncni chairman aud J. Y. Bernard sccrc-
lap. The convention appointed delegates
10 the State convention.
A resolution indorsing John sherman,
q ohio, ior President was unanimously
adopted
The Hon. Zach Taylor was Endorsed ~ 4
purcr person for delegate ior the state Of
arg Ia the Chicago convention.
4 resolution indor,ing the Hon. u. A.
Nunn, Of Haywood county, for Governor
was voted down 10y good majority.
A resolution oi respect In regard 10 J
l.. Humbcrt deceased, once promincn
Republican 81 Upton, was passed, ate
KlCh the convention adjourned.
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sbe,b, Circuit Court.

Matte White has filed petition for di-
vorce against w. l.. White on ground Of
desertion, adultery, etc.
Mary NJ. Cassaday iileda bill for divorce
against Jas. l.. Cassadcy. Drunkenness,
failure 10 support and abandonment
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Sam. u. Davis, and Mrs. G. o. Basby,
Anthony Garland and Alice Taylor lool.
orcd), Felix Lehman aud Celia Otton-
hcimcr. Simon Williams and Laura John
son lColored.)
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THE COURTS.

Tho chancery court stands adjourned
TO next Tuesday.
NJ. u. Everhart filed bill in chancery
against J. p. Everhart on the grounds OF
cruel treatment and Abandonment
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D,er County Tor Ce,du.iI.

lrcrlal Dispatch IA The Appeal
DrEisnuRo, Tenn, April %. 81 Dyer
'ornty instructed today solidly for W. y.
CALDWELL iof Governor.
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TnE Standard Accident insurance Co
pany pays the full amount OF is policy
the loss Of both eyes. both feet or b,
hands. or for one hand and one foot.
Darlington Mason & Sons. Agents
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Tho Little IlOys

The Linden street Blues defeated the
Shelby street Browns by the score of
too. The features Of the game was the
pitching OF Will Ryan and the catching Of
Camferdan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29

Distribution by .warls-Firt. I; Second
.. Third, 3; Fourth, o. Fifth D. sixth, i.
seventh, I; Eighth, !; Ninth, a Tenth. Il
city Hospital, 4, Still born, 1. White, 10
Colorcd, IL. Total n.
II. A. WILLIAMSON. MD, scc'y.
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DoN'r forget Gilchrist 4 Martin will sell
the Pond tract, on Mclemorc avenue, at
chancery on the grounds, Monday, April
~
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Summary Earned runs-M Memphis .,
Charleston l. Two-basc hiis--Nauehn
Cline, Andrews, Phelan and Cline. Three
'hasc hit rcliz. Double plays Glenn and
Peck, Powell and Sirici. First base ON
balls Memphis 4, Hit by pitched ball
Peak Struck ont By Ewing 3, knowl-
ton O. Passed balls Nichols !. Umpire
ucngle. nmc-2OO.
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Peculiar In medicinal merit and wonderful
curcs--Ilood's Sarsaparilla, Now is the time
TO take II, for now ii will do the mostg God.
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FAYErrE COUNTY.

A dispatch from someryille states that
the Fayctte county Democratic con.
vcn,ion Endorsed the administration OF
Gov. Taylor, aud instructed the delegates
10 vote for his denomination. The Hon.
G. A. Stainback, OF Somcryille, was In
dorcd for delegate TO the ST. Louis CON
vcn,ion from the Tenth congressional dis
tiiCt.
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pnrl. NH manning.

Irrcial Dispatch 70 The Appeal.
Duck HiLf, Miss, April 2s.-Eyery.
hing here stsnds on the tiptoe oi anticipa-
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Tnr Standard Accident Ina irahce Com
pany pays indemnity Tor % weeks; olhc
companies pay ior only 20 weeks.
Darlington Mason & Sons, Agents.
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CnicAoo, H., April 2s.-1he Rcpub-
leans Of the Sixth congressional district
lavc ronominnied Representative llill ios
Congress.
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rr. 40. or,lnmcr b. nN.r, Lneh, wan

NJ OrdlmOt was M his rlrnr iiriofy, 80 l1l
Naln trHtt To questions trpm the Moo man be-
said 'lts dfrN 500 Iu thp Louisiana riutr lot
tCu lat Tuesday. hui have h0pu paid every guut
II iha money. ! fui ticket Nc tnOi, whirh !
tHilld 10 Nv an cnNrluuU aud thought no moro
about L uutll toad 1856 ot thu iu,kY uumtcn In
the lallas Noe. ] ihUu examined my ticket aud
found that Wns he Fortunate man" The lucky
man IL nYounH unmarried German and lytH with
Die mother and sisters. the latter being Interested
with lIm ln the Pile nrNas lNxl Nos, March Is
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ElroANr line OF Ncckwear at low fgu
NJ lIcXtcrs.
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=Ir viii pay you to read Goldsmith,
Stein & LEWIS advertisement. 3Oi Main.
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Supreme Court.
Criminal Court.

The Shelby county circuit court docket
will be taken up on tomorrow, Tuesday.
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Form pair Regular Mado Hose for zoe;
worth 2jc pair, at HcAierS.
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TnE best staple and fancy groceries
Owen Deyency's, 40. l2d Main IT.
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PoiIcyholdcr's roctc, Index.
IIsi Of undcli,crcd Telegram

Remaining at tho Western Union Telc-
graph Office Saturday night, April %,
Cotton exchange building, corner Madison
and Second streets. Office hours on Sun.
day from o n. IN. until Ga, IN,
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THE NEW YORK STAGE.
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY IN AMATEUR
THEATRICALs.

Tanning OF the Shrew'' by the Seventh
Regiment Club-The Hamlet Perform
ancs for wailack's Benefit-Interest-
ing Musical Events.
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Summary; Earned runs birmingham.
4, New Orleans, 3. Two base hiis-powcll,
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puos.FrrRoyE Is tho most popular and
palalciblc fountain drink ever offered 10
the public W. II. Scabrook 4 Co., agents
for Memphis.
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REMEMBER

REMEMBER -. Thsi the pre.enc. Of Gen,
soluie fairness and integrity thai Tie CHANCES srs
all equal and that no one can possibly divine whai
number will draw prize.
IlEMEMBEn-That the payment Of all Prizes
u Guaranteed ~ -Four National Hanks OF New
Orleans and The Tickets are signed by the Presi|
dent Of an Institution whose chartered rights are
rccogniSed IN the highest Courts therefore, bewars
Of any limitations OF anonymous achencA
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Capital Prize, : $I5o, ooc


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Application for rates to ciuis should be mad
onii 10 me once Of tho Company Ia New Orltn1
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address POSTAL MOTIFS, E1prce Money ot|
Currency By EzPraa lat our eKrensel nddrcascd
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or VI. 4. DAurmn,
Washington, y. q.
on Mt No. West Court 81, Memphis, Tenn.
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETEas 10 4
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New Orleans. Ia.
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DrrrcrnG oycsishi restored. Muliord'A
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4 UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" Over Hall a Nlllim Dislnibub
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Cd

Incorporated IN 1919 Tor . ycar by the Lcgisl
turc Tor Educational and Charitable PURPOSES. Va
a carial NJ 81 oD1uOl. 10 which n reserve fuBt1
over 5000 has since bCcn added.
Ry an overwhelming popular vote ~ fmnchl
was made pnrt Of the prc-Cnt State C0nsutuul
fduptcd nccrnbcr -. AID is1p.
The only Lottery ever voted on and Endorsed
The people a any state
IL NrvfH scAirs on PoerroNus
It's GRIND single Number Drawings tai
nlnra Monthly. and the GRAND Quarter
drawings regularly every three mont
March, June, september aud Decomberl.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
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h., IN TtlE ACADEMY or MUSIC. Nisw ~
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Monthly Dawlng.
Capital Prize. SIso. ooC
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"wo 40 hereby certify that We supervise the
Tor III The Monthly aud Quarrel
drawings 10 thriouisinna state L0ticn Compal
aud ia pcuJu manage and control th1 nraWin
themselves, and that the ame arr conducted vi
honesty, fairness. aud In guOd iAiih toward all p
ties. nud We authorize the COmpiny % U.s. this q
tHcatr. with hcslmilcs OF our signatures attachl
IN is Advertisements
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sCOnE ny INNiNGs.

SCORE ny INNINGS.
Memphis .a..s..,.........,..l , eHl2
Chlf'cfion .........-....i o o 90 0 o q o 1
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Mortnary Reno

HorinhrN Report
For the week ending Saturday, April q
tssS. at o o'clock pint
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-22

presence. No more was he seen in the
noisy. brawling, tipping beer-gardens
on Sunday. He now sought rest and
peaceful quiet from the cares Of the
weeks business within the blessed safe
guards of his own fireside Aud when,
with wife and children. he walked 10
church, no more beautiful picture could
anywhere be seen. And. as time sped
on, and he found that the influence of
the church-going he had always seen to
be so good for a woman was equally
refining and excellent in its effects on
man, he blessed the impulse that led his
second wife to impel him into the path
of life's truest enjoyment; and, albeit,
there were those of his old chums who
still wondered that he could have been
lied by the nose by woman" most of
them were free to confess that. after all,
he was more OF man, better man, in
fact, than he had ever been before.
To one who asked him how he ever
came to let himself be tied to woman's
apron-strings, he said:
IF the chief bulk of married men
could be tied to the apron-strings of
wives who are anchored on fou nda-
ton of church-going, Christian prin-
ciples, we would have far greater
number of happy homes and vastly
more peace and happiness in the world
at large. Cleveland Leader.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-22
The Bundle Bees Secret.

Its 80 strange, Kate, you never heard before
When a bumbe-bee flies into your door,
That somebody's coming this wayr
My grandmother always said that there'd be
Company surely for dinner or tea,
I've noticed 1t too in my day."
Child, get the broom and drive him right
out
And then the somebody may turn about,
And leave us alone this time
I've churning and baking and lots to do
As busy day rs ever knew
This minute the clocks striking ntneP'
Aunt Martha went Of to her pan of dough,
While sweet Katie saw the bumblc-bee go
Right into the very best room.
Toms coming, l know, if the bumble-bee
goes,
Perhaps he'll turn back, nobody knows,
So she went and put up the broom.
Down through the lane, which was shady and
green,
Tom on his quiet bays at nOon-time was seen.
He stopped just to water 'Old White"
Pretty Katie peeped out, saw Uncle John,
While the old horse drank, insisting upon
Toms staying and taking a bite.
While the men were incoming under the
And good Aunt Martha was turning her
cheese
Kate and Tom were having chat.
On the white-rOse, by the window that grew,
Hearing some secrets that nobody knew,
The bumble-bee quietly sat.
He'll never tell, and neither will |,
There'll be wedding-yOu'll hear, by and by,
And right in that very best room.
And Katies so glad the bumbie-bee flew
That day in the door, and am, amt your
How lucky she put up the broom!
Susan Teal Perry, in Good Housekeeping.
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DAY, as 1 nad oeen leu 10 suppose. lney
might at least have told me, thought.
was surprised at Celeste. For her to
have chosen such husbandl II she
had married u man with intellect |
After that a demon possessed me. |
forgot TO answer when spoken to. |
could only sit and glare. When | could
stand Il no longer rose TO go. i did
not bid adieu to Celeste. | did want to,
but she was before me at the door.
You go early on my fete-night, Mon
sieur. She was in her merriest mood.
you can entertain yourself without
me on your fete-night. You have other
guests, L answered savagely.
Celeste laughed. "fie. you are Jeal-
Gus"
waited to hear no more, but ran
down the stairs and out OF the house.
The next morning l received note
from Madame saying she would like to
see me on a matter of Importance. j
felt that knew what the matter was,
but determined to go, then to take
myself out of the country. She had not
specified time, and when l arrived
was not in. Celeste came in her place.
l was very cool.
"a wish to talk to you; will you be
seatedP' said she pleasantly, but. l
thought, little shyly.
Certainly, but hope you will be
brief. l expect to leave Paris to-day,
and have much to attend to-"
Twill be brief First, remember in
what position you have stood to our
frIendless family and how intimately
you have known us,
L bowed. 1T has given me great
pleasure.
i am sure OF IT, Well, am now ~
years OLD, ana there has appeared a
suitor Tor my hand; you have advised
ana directed me IN SO many things,
what more natural than that l should
ask your advice now!
MY lace, reflected IN the opposite
Mirror startled me, 49,,
inns Is something on when you
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