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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-02-09

AS over and over she iveth the years
When changes and losses seemed almost unknown
And she had not thought how that sometime, alone
Adown the steep pathway, without the strong arm
That always had guarded her safely from harm,
She should come in the light of life's setting SUM-
To wait in its glory her work to be done.
The children are scattered to south and 10 west
She thought they were foolish Mcy thought they
knew best;
While here at the homestead one broad shoulierod
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-02-09

Golden Days for February (monthly parU
ha> been received from the publisher, James
Emerson. Philadelphia This publication is
certainly the boys and girls favorite. and it
inter, sting but Instructive and hcalthful in
1
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-02-09

The February issue of Woman is full of in
teresting material, showing by its varied scope
the comprehensive literary field which that eX-
re!lel.t publication has evolved for itself. Its
leading article this month is most interesting
detailed description of the Young Women's
Christian Association recently placed in bencii-
cent operation i'll the city OF New York.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-02-09

What to do i'll the sudden emergencies of
childhood. is a question often asked by anxious
mothers. Bahyhood for February answers this
question in a comprehensive medical article,
which says what to DO in cases of commissions.
bruises, burns, cuts. foreign bodies in the ear,
nose. etc. An equally important article is that
on 'Contagion and Distinctions" by DR.. Cha
pin. which clearly describes the source and
character of the poison of scarlet fever diphthe-
ria, measles. etc.. and gives most valuable drec-
tons concerning the disinfection of the sick
room, Of the person, and of food and drink.
Ihprp alSn articles Ii s.(,hild.on,r Il.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-02-09

I@naiIl, DonnelIy is going to England in
Juitc to copyright his forthcoming book on the
famous cipher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
France

THE PRESIDENT WARMLY WELCOMED.
PARIS, April % President Carnot ar
rived at Bordeaux Yesterday. he WAS
received with enthusiasm by an immense
corcourse Of people. Artillery snlutes
and Joyous peals of bells announced his
arrival.
WILL CHEER wHOMEvER HE LIKES.
PARIS, April 20 The BoulspGer'et
members Of .An Cam er OF Dsputie
1--we zen unc' d tn } Intention to sppeal g.
the government in regard TO ar
rests made after the Boulanger
banquet last night. M. Paul de Roulde
who was one of the men arrested, has
sent letter to Premier Fltq1et, sff1rm-
ing his constitutional right, to cheer
whomever he likes, protesting against
the aggressive manner in which
the police treated the people gathered IN
front of the Csfe Richie last night IS uu-
justified by the state and holding M
Floquet responsible for these violations
of the law. ~ n
THE DEPUTIES ADJOURN.
PARIS. April 2S-The Chamber Of
Deputies has adj urned until May 10.
LOTTERY LOAN BILL PASSED.
PARIS, April 2s.-Tue Panama lottery
loan bill has passed the Gnipber Of De-
pu.ies by vote of Big to 1S2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
THEIR RUSSIAN MARSHES.
An Authentic d. ser,p.ion Of the CT AZ an
HIS Danish Wife.

An Authentic d. scr,p,ion Of the CT * and
His Danish Wife.
Empress D.gmar is petite and slender,
wi n soft dark eyes, brown hair, nose
slightly retrousse, red lips and fresh
youthful appearance; in fact, was
amazed st the girlishness Of her face and
figure and charmed with her tranquil
slBpl city and the gentleness Of her man
neIs. She is one of those women Of wnom
one would say at once thss sne WAS .mi
nently womanly and lovable. Sle IVES
dressed in palest yellow, the front of her
gown Of satin embroidered 10 white JET,
the train, not very long. Of spsngied tusle,
and wreathes OF crushed rose az the side.
She wore high diamond coronet and 8
blue ribbon order ACCESS the breast; her
neck and shoulders fairly glistening with
diamonds, whose siza and Drilllancy were
exsrsoreinsry; marvellous gems also
spsrkled here aud there amid the loopinss
Of her gown. The long decollete bodices
are still worn In Russia "of the shout
ders," 90 the feminine phrase is.
mae Emperor was in scarlet Uniform
and high boots. He IS very tall and large,
bald, with full blonde beard. His face is
not one to be quickly read. Il is soIRe-
what somber iu expression, with rather
du and impenetrable geEs, handsome,
but not altogether pleasing-marked,
however, by IN air Of great distinction.
He Is said to be Ill at ease in society, but
this seems absurd for one borne in his
sphere; his manner, while cold, is ahsble
and betokens no gaucherie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
DALLAS, TEXAS.
NOT MADE HEAVEN.
s'skip & to Dissolve q Marriage Made Above
tine Earth

q kin & to Dissolve . Marriage Made Above
tine Earth
Cincinnati special.
Samuel,C Young, the setonsut, Is seek
Ing divorce here. In 1884 Young was
giving balloon ascsnsions over the coun.
try. He would hunt up some couple in
each town intending marriage and talk
them into the notion of getting married
h the balloon. A. Allegheny City, Pa ,
slon, and Rad secured two psose
VINO were willing TO be csst fiom y
balloon into the highest heaven
OF earthly bliss. On day OF ascension Jhe
couple to be married failed to material
ize. Rather than dissppoint the multi
,ude Young determined to hsve mock
marriage performed. Laura Schwartzsl,
Of this city, was travelling with him to
make ascensions for him. Leading her
to the basket they, with q magistrate,
who hsd been engaged for the Occssion ,
stepped in and while fosting dreamily in
tine azure blue were N FRIED.
Not until weeks afterwsrd did IL occur
70 Youpg that 1t was genuine msrriege.
Il frightened him. He told LAURA. She
was frightened too. Strsigntway he
filed petition In court asking to have
the marriage set aside. She died An an
swer and Cross petition praying the same.
Both claimed that 1t was . mock mar
rage and they have not lived together
since. Evidence establishing the above
statements was heard in court to-day
and the case taken under advisement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
G GERMANY.
THE EMPEROR IMPROVING.


Berlin, April 2s.-Ths Emperor ate
beef yesterday for the first time since the
beginning of his recent Illness. He hiss
sbsndoned beer as it dissgrees with him.
He now has spring bed msde upon new
principles and more comfortable than his
old bsd. At
BISMARCK REFUsKs THE TITLE OF DUKE
BERLIN, April % -Prlnce Bismarck
had al hours interview to-day with the
Emperor, Grand Duke aud Grand
Duchess of Baden, ana Prince Alexander
of Prussia. Afterwards he paid 9 visit to
the Emperor. Prince Bismarck has de-
clined the title of Duke on the ground
thst he is not in position 10 support the
dignity.
DIR. Mackenzie in letter to DR..
Micheal Of 81 smburg, defends his treat
ment OF the Enperor's case and says that
having observed the result Of the relative
~ simple operation Of tracheOtomy he is
convinced thAt the Emperor would have
succumbed to any radical operation on
his larYDx.
ALMOST WITHOUT FEVER.
BERLIN, April pa bulletin issued
this morning Gays the Emperor's condi-
ton Is unchanged. lie WAS almost with
out fever early this morning.
MINISTER PKNDLETON IMPROVING.
BERLIN, April % MIR. Pendieton,
American minister, will remain a. Weis-
baden some time longer. His condition
is improving and he leaves his bed daily.
Carl Schurz is staying with Henry VII
lard in this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
s forfeiture of the land back to the state
under the limitation clause Of the origi-
pal grant to the company.
FIREMEN's DEPARTMENT.
Htltab8ro.

The Hillsbo,o Fire Department has
elected the following officers: Hook and
Ladder Company-A. L. Blanchard, fore
man; Mart Hunt, assistant foreman.
and P. r. Fox delegate to the State
Firemen's Association. Engine Company
j. E. Ballard, foreman; T. s. Smith,
assistant foreman; George Carmichael,
secretary; J. R. Patty, treasurer, and
Eugene Roseubsum delegate to the State
Association, which convenss in the city
Of Fl Paso, Mays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
CHILD LABOR In INDIA.
Babies Weave Their Resatiful Carpets and
Children Carve Exquisite Friezes.
Osrtey Harrtaonss Rnmhav after

Babies Weave Their Resatiful Carpets and
Children Carve Exquisite Friezss.
Garter Harrison's Bombay Letter.
By the way, in every shop We have
visited the most costly articles were for
the American market. In this shop We
sawa score or more of men at work on
friezss and entablstures for Mr.. Forrest,
of New York. would like that he
should see this letter, for it would be &
pleasure when he sips his wine and
looks upon his elaborate sideboard
OF teakweed to know that some
of the most exquisite Of its rich
carvings was done by father and SOL,
the little fellow being only seven years
old. How his taper little fingers weuld
handle the tiny chisel and how accurate
was his eye when he wrought from the
hard, meaningless wood flower that a.
most had an odor, SO soft were its petals.
The child had inherited the talent OF its
father, as he had done from his parent,
and SO through long line, perhaps faf
back to those people whose hapdicrtft
made the rich relics in marble and wood
OF four centuries ego. Here children
follow the fathers creft. 1t is deemed g
sort of family disgrace for the children to
permit the profession of their father to Gle
out in their generation. A boy steps from
mis- mothers arms. aye, from her very
breast (tor children are not wean until
four or i've years Olo), into companion
ship with the father and q partaker OF his
toll and COPPER OF his art. We have been
iu several email carpet viewers houses
at Amri.sir and Lshore and other places,
and everywhere large part OF the
weaving WAS done by little boys. Car
pets areinot woven with Q shuttle, but
each thread or yarn of the wool Is put
into the warp with deft fingers, the left
hama op ming the one for the right to in
sert the other. A piece Of yern Is run
through and then cut ca with q knife TO
make the even, velvety tuft. The weaver
does not have q design before him, but
another boy sits in front with the design
and calls out the next color to be insert
peats this as he runs the color in. The
hrst boy calls out for Ole or
more who are on the other
side of the web, and thus dictates
for them all. To one not understanding
The thing the chant would be taken
far sort Of religious exercise. In one
shop in the Puuj,b there WAS no fix I'd de-
sign at sill. Taere were four weavers on
3 rug, say ten by fifteen feet. They had
4 common idea IN their heads, bat each
worked out his portion ct the carpet
sim ply with q free hand as be went.
There were in the shops named above
two beautiful fabrics DeiDg woven for
New York. Taere were two dictators
snd, think, i've weavers. They pro-
gress only few inches day. The man
sger, to my inquiry as to the cost OF
these, simply replied, "They are very
costly. That Is what the Americans
want"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

CHICAGO, LII, April 2S.-The first
regular express train to Missouri river
points over the Chicago, Santa Fe and
California Railway will depart from Dear
borne street ststion tomorrow at l2:06
d. m. and will thereafter be run daily.
The equipment of this train is composed
OF q yestipule dining car and sleeping
cars similar TO those run on the limited
between Chicago and New York. The
road will be open for freight on Monday.
This road is an extension Of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe to Chicago. 1t
gives to that great system of 5000 miles
direct connection over its own rail with
the Mississippi river, the great lakes aRd
the eastern railroad systems entering
Sf Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
A Ch.pge OF schedule.

Special to the ,GazetIe.
HILLsBoRo, TRx April 2s.-There will
be q change Of schedule on the Cotton
Belt Railway on the 1st Of May. the pas
senger train will reach Hillsboro In the
morning and return to Corsicana in the
evening.
Colonel Fleming, general superintend-
ent of the st. LOUIS, Arkansas and Texas
Railway; Mr.. Day, assistant general
freight agent, and other officials OF the
road, were here to-day inspecting the
road and getting acquainted with our
people. They expressed themselves as
we'll pleased with the road and its bust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
Gable Letter.


fCopyrisht by the Associated Press.I
BERLIN, April 2s-rhe end of the
week sees an unhoped for change In the
Emperar's condition and the feeling OF
relief and Joy at the good news can be
plainly seen in the faces of the daily
visitors to the Schloss. There is every
reason to believe that no further compli-
cations will set IN, .. least for some
weeks now ths.th dangers OF crisis are
over. Originally the disease, however,
is insidious in its progress and the faM
result is only postponed. The North
German Gazette, which ususily takes s
pessimist view OF the Enporer's
case, says: CAT any rate local
disease is unusually slow In
progress. Even now no one can
speak of very msterial extension OF the
malsdy nor Of Its SO much dreaded
spreading to other and especially vital
organs" This extract rather reflects the
reaction that has taken place in the Ger
man press since the admitted success OF
DR.. Aackenzie's treatment, and now the
ss1nest equally admitted fsot that the re-
cshs crisis was Esinly due to DR.. Berg
mann's futile attempts to insert new
cslula. DR.. BergmaHn recently satd to
DR.. Nackera ME: SIT matters little what
the feelings of the German people may
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
AIi,.noe AGENCY .. HoEsson.

Special toths Gazette. IL
. HoUsroN, TEX, April 1s.-Represen-
ta,ives from about fifteen County Ali
ances in Southern and Southeastern
Texas have been in the city for the past
few days seeking 70 eifsct arrangements
for the establishment in this city OF .
general agency of the Alliances for this
section. Exactly what their Demands are
or what has lbesn; done toward the attain
ment Of the end hsyiew.ha not yet been
made public, bat egentlensn Interested
in the negotiation sfstts that proepects
are good fer the location Of the enterprise
at this place. -----=-=='
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

One Of the wrinkles smong fashionable
women during the coming summer will
be to carry telescopes. Aony strong
telescopes, made 80 that they can be car
ried in q small compass, have been pur-
chased to be used ct seaside resorts In
travelling. 1t has been in vogue abroad
for some time, but 1t L. just being intro
duced here. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

Chroaie Ooughs and Oolas. ~
And all diseases Of the Throat can.
bs cured by the use of scosss4l 61ssSn, a. Il
containst the healing viStgkeE COD Liver on
sno Hypophesphla sAsi. fulle.. form; !. !.
mills, easi1n Gated, and can be tAken by the
moef1t6 to. Please read: II consider Scctrs
p l6n the remery par excellence n Tu-
nothing Of ordinary oolds 40 threat troubles"
w, = 9. ooNInlI, y. d. Ga1ehsstes, Q,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
A Tunnel Rufnsd.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, April ga Gar
rison special says thai the Mullen tunnel,
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad, which
passes through the main range of the
Rocky mountains, will probsbly be total
wreck, owing to the action OF meltihg
snow and spring rains A heavy squeeze
has already necessttated the abandon
me6t Of the tunnel. The loss will be
over g., 000,ooe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

In Sir William Pierce's new yacht, the
boat that is expected to come over here
to contest for our steam yacht challenge
cup, the bath-tubs have been carved out
Of solid blocks Of marble, and there are
many other magnificent features. She
win be called Lady Torfreda.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
WON HER BY PRAYER.
How . Georgia Mans Devotion Won for
Him q Bride.
Atlanta Constitution.


Atlanta Constitution.
"An aunt of my husbands had quite a
singular experience" said lady to-day
who is wintering in Albany. She was
devotedly in love with 8 young gentleman,
but the minister addressed her. She wss
very religious, and thought it was her
duty to marry the clergyman, who was
rector of the parish. At last she hap
pened to be at q prayer-meeting
when the one she loved WAS
called upon to pray. To her surprise be
made such besutiful prayer that she de-
cided that If he could pray that well he
was good enough for her.
"She accepted him and asked the cler-
gymsn to perform the service. BE did so,
but no sooner was the knot tied than he
turned upon his heel and Left without
even copgrstulsting the bride. The hus-
band who won his bride BY prayer Is no
saint, but is very religious" SssEEsfs''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
nnImper,,,ys Neces.isy.

- an Imperative Necessity.
What puresir is to an unhealthy locai-
ity, what spring clesnipg is to the real
housekesper, so1 Hsod's SArssparills 10
everybody, st tia season. The 0ody
needs to re thsroilRaIy renovated, me
blood purifls6End vifsllzad, the germs u
disease destEyed. Scro8sl,, Salt Rneum,
ami all othsr blood disoftleIs are cure.
by Hoods S.rsaparills, the most popaaA'
and successful spring medicine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
THE RAILROADS.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Open for Business on Its
Line to Chicago.
n Change of Time on the 81 Loatss Ar
kansas and Texas on Way 1-0en-
eral Nows-EOtes.
Home Notes.

Home Notes. --i
The Fort Worth and Denver will be ell
right agsin by Tomorrow.
The heavy rain viii delay any railroad
construction for several weeks.
W. .Cogswell, travelling freight agent
OF the Santa Fe, was ia the city last
night.
The Houston ana Texas Central Road
was the lucky one this tiAie, no washouts
of any consequence having occurred on
this line.
The slight damage dcne to the new road
bed Of the st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
will be repaired in very few days If 1t
stops raining.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
koumsp18s
ANOTHER RRvoLl

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY UPRISING.
LONDON, April 2S-The, revolutionary
rising in Roumenia has been renewed,
this time close TO Ane Russian frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
Kailrosa Lands Sold,

SPECIAL to the Gazette.
GALvKsTeN, TEX, April 2s.-Special
Maa,er John G. Winter for the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad to-day sold
1t public cutlery before the FEDERAL court
house asa, 500 acres Of lands belonging to
the Houston ard Texas Central and stu
eted in Tom Green. Wichits, WIlosrger,
Hsnsford, Baylor. Moore, Hartley, Ochil,
tree, Potter and Wharton counties.
Tne lands were sold In one
body to Edward N. Pardee Of
New York foS $4,000 Toe title, however,
Is suojecs to the bond, trust deeds ano
mortgages executed by the Central Com
psug against its property. The sale WAS
for the purpose Of alternating the title Of
ne railroad in the land 80 - TO prevent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
England.

THE QUkRN AT WINDSOR.
LONDON. April 28@Fae Queen arrived
at Windsor last evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
Cuba.
krnNApKRs ExEcUTRp.

KIDNAPERa EXECUIBD.
HAVANA, April 2S.-Manuel Sentelia
and Miguel Gonzales, the convicted kid
nspers, were executed at Matarzas to-
day, -.e--,-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

Mabar,iah Holkar, the Indian po,en-
tste who year sgo took the part OF saH
msbis, who was married by her psie ~
at the age OF ten to 3 man who turneu ~
Q scoundrel, has disappointed the oppY
nents of child marriage by himself g.
psusing 1 girl aged only fourteen. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

Chauncey Depew has . brother COM
monty known as "Lsrry" Depew, whoSis
to Detroit something like Chsuncey is to
New York, socially. He Is wit, the life
Of dinner or party, and popular with
all men. But he has kept out Of politics,
Is not closely addicted to business, and
devotes himself largely to outdoor
sports. ses.'i55e1fs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
Uhroa,e coughs and Oolds. =.

Mr.. Gladstone always says an union and
an EarOpean.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

New Potatoes sseisssss,
Very fne indeed - smong the late ar
rivals Of neSespting vegetables at the
Fort WON Grocer Cos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
SANGER Bros,
DALLAS. TEX.
Carpet and Upholstery
DEPARTMENT.
China Mating, Brussels
Carpet and Lace
Curtains
Will be sold this week st much below reg
ular prices.
White China Mst'iugs, - 50 p.r piece
OF 40 yaid', or l23; per yard cot In any
quantity. This grade is worth lsc.
COLORED
China Mattings a!

s. per piece Of 40 Yards, or14c per. ysrd
for our 20.cent qualify.
Sc per piece of 40 yards, or 1913 per
yard for our 225 cent quality. $
Sc 70 per piece Of ~ yards, or 1se per
yard for our 25 cen quality. e
IS per piece of 40 vsrds, or 22bs per
yard for our SOC and 32aj quality.
$40 per piece of 40 yards, or 274t per
YARD for our S5c ana 40c quality. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
R RAILROADS.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.


Laredo and st. Louie ........ 500 N 800 m
SAn Antonio and st. Louis. 1850 m $500 m
-ti SOUTH BOUND. |
IT. Louis and Laredo $1,000. 7:26 n 1920 m ,
On, Louis and San Antonio. $50 m s:so N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

Sale agency for the pipe-llke Rim6aH
oresn st the C. II. Edwards Music House
30s Houston street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

Turn Oyssnd sS1
Your trade to tsss1ort Worth Grocer 70.
By doing soy5u increase your proVlsioH'
aud lHG5GM the cost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

Toilet neNues
A large ysrle.E5tf The Fort Worth
Grocer C9nnsy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

A large vasissy ct the Fort Worth
Grocer Csmpany's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29

Soda fountain for-sssfs che.p, at me
Fort Worth Grscef Co.'S. Call esrly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-15

One very rainy Sunday DR., Pay.
son, of Portland, Me-, went to church
as usual, but no one appeared except
an old negro, who came in and asked
if DR.. Pays0n was to preach. The
Doctor said YES" and went into the
pulpit and preached to the choir and
the old negro, AfterWard he met the
negro and asked him if he enjoyed
that sermon. ENJOY dat sermon ?"
replied the old man. II cellar, Doctor,
[ nebber heerd a better one. Yo' see
| had a seat pretty well up front, on
whenebber you'd say somethin's
pretty hard gin the sins Oh men, Ia
Jess look round ter see who you's a
hittin', and l wouldn't see nobody
only jess me. AM / says to myself,
he must mean you, Pomp, you's sech
a dredfuI sinner. Well, Doctor, that
ar sermon set me to thinking what a
big sinner 1 war, an 1 went aud lined
the church down home. Isea deacon
now"