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Said TO bo an Elopemsnt.

CHICAGO, March 5.-Redmond Phndi'
vile. Jr.. son of the well known exCom-
mission of Public Works, was reported to-
day az having arrived in London, England.
He has been missing four weeks. and 1t II
row learned that the wife Of Frank IL.
Day, leading Board OF Trade operator,
disappeared 81 the same time IA Pnndi-
willie. The two were intimately scquaint-
ed and there il reason TO believe that 1t IL
a case of elOpement.
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rha varniot unanImous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
titles: az can recommend Electric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cured OF
rheumatism of 10 years standing" Abra-
ham Hare, druggist, Bellville, o, sffirms:
''The best selling medicine l have ever
handled in my 20 years experience, Is
Electric Bittersn Thousands of Others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys or
blood. Only half dollar bottle 1T LO-
gan & Co. drug store.
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a Two Weeks Session Expected.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-No definite
conclusion was reached by the Democratic
Senators, at their conference to-day, but
the sentiment of the members was against
permitting the consideration OF legislative
business of any character. While no for
nal action has been taken by the Republi'
can Senators it is stated that they will not
attempt to do anything but purely execu-
tive business; they are tired, and want to
get away. A two weeks secession at most
Is all that is expected now.
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Two Lucky Dayton Boys Drew $4,000.

Two of the luckiest youpg men in the
the citv of Dayton are Edmund Q. and
George G. Albert, who held he d, the sIHs one,
twentieth of ticket No. Sc, ,62l, ICh which
S~sw 5me The first capital prize of $500, 600 in
the he November drawing of the Louisiana
State Sta Lottery. George is eighteen and and
4r~; ~oTts at the shops of the National Cash
Register Company, while Edmund Il
twenty and at Stoddard's machine shops.
Roth are honest aud hardworking Tneir
father, Caspar Albert, respactsb bic par
be-, died several years ago, and they nave
had hard and uphill work, assisting tnsir
widowed mother to support the family,
They now own their oozy cottsge home on
Maple street, and the lit the prizs tney
won hss given them places them IN 161i1 com
Portable circumstances. Dayton lOnioj
Democrat, Dec. 9th.
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Parnsn Thanks His AdmIrer..

LONDON, March 5.-Mr. Parnell hrdipg
it impossible to respond to the many letters
he hs received from both Europe aud
Americv, congratulatipg him upon the col
lapss of the Times case against him, de-
sires through the press to heartily thank
the writer's of the letters. The communl'
cations received by Mr.. Psrnell comprise
letters from unexpected quarters and from
persons in the highest ranks Of art, litera-
ture and science. Many of the writers say
that the revelations of the trial have con'
verted them from Balfourism to Psrnell'
ism.
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pn, .n End TO HIs Cabinet Ambition.

INDIANAPOLIS, March st is said
here that, during his recent visit to New
YORK John C. New received q slight par
alytic stroke, and this fact put an end to
bis Cabinet ambition. If he receives an
snnointment now it will be in the shape OF
a foreign mission, either to Spain, Italy or
France. where the climate is mild and the
of;cial duties light
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poomsrs Breaking for Oklahoma.

WAcHITA, KAN, March 5.-The news
Of the legislation for the opening of Okla
boma wss received here with the greatest
anthusissm. Last night cannon were
6rsd and demonstrations were held upon
the streets. A hundred men left for Ok
Iahoms City and Purcell. The boom
ersn along the line who have so far been
heard from are wild with delight and pre-
Dsring 10 enter the country.
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Shot and Fatally wounded In a MIL.

PIrTsBURG, March 5.-John Carter, a
colored puddler, shot and fatally wounded
Robert Gross, also cOlored, yesterday at
the Solsr Iron Works. Carter claims that
the shooting was an accident, but Gross in
his diving deposition alleges that the
shooting was Intentional and without pro-
vacation. Carter has been arrested. de
;s a brother of Jesse Carter who was hung
three wears ego for killing q man.
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notre.n ,he ILnInc and the Leather.

CHICAGO, March 5.-Mrs. l.. d. Merry
man, OF Allegheny City, Pa, arrived in
this city yesterday enroute to Omahs,
Neb.. with the intention of opening mill
inery establishment. She carried with her
a hand satchel, between the lining and
leather of which she had placed -. 900 IN
greenbacks. Soon after leaving the trein
Sac discovered that the satchel had been
cut open and the money stolen.
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A HEAVY FAILURE
The Reading Iron Company Fails for a
Million.


Million.
NEW YORK, March Sit is announced
that the Reading Iron Works, OF Reading,
have failed. The company had paid up
capital of 81 $50, 900 and was rated A l.
IL is said that the suspension is due to
the narrow profits aud high fixed charges.
A meeting Of TIE directors will be held on
Thursday, when propositions looking TO
a settlement will be made to the credl-
tors.
The company has its works at Reading
and its offices in Philadelphia. 1t ls
largely engaged In the manufacture Of Of
pipe. 1t also has large steel plant. IL
has lost largely in the pipe business The
liabilities may reach 81, 900, 900.
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pIptherla at St. petersburg, Pa.

PrrrsBURG, March 5.-Diptheria OF
violent and malignant type, is prevailing
a. st. Petersburg, Franklin county, to
sucb an extent that the town Council has
issued an ordinance closing all churches,
schools and singing classts and forbidding
the holding Of any public meeting 81
petersburg is al oil town, "A miles from
0I City. and the country between here and
tbsro is all affected with the same disease.
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KCoADOR SHAKEN AGAIN.
Renewal OF the Earthquake shocks-Great
Damage Reported.

GUAYAQUIL, ECUADOR, March 5.-An'
other sharp shock of earthquake was felt
here on tie night of March 3. 1t began at
$40 o'clock and lasted eight seconds. An
earthquake shock was feltat st. Elna early
in the evening of March 3.
A dispatch from Lima, Peru, says; A
report received here from Guayaquil, Ecua-
dor, states that slight shocks OF earthquake
have been telt there since IL p. m, March
2. The report is not confirmed. The same
report states that it is feared great damage
has been caused in the Province of Manavi
All telegraphic communication in that di'
rectiOn is interrupted.
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Fathar stenhnna CONVICTED.

DUBLIN, March 5.-The trial of Father
Stephens, who was arrested for incitiDg
tenants not TO pay their rents, took place
at Letterkenuy to-day. and resulted in his
conviction. Father Stephens reiused "a
give security for his good behavior for two
ye,rs, and he was thereupon sentenced u
six months imprisonment without hard
labor.
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RABIES IN WETZEL COUNTY.
Dogs, Hogs and Cattle Are Bitten-Precau-
tions for Safety.

DObSi NohS nHu Odttie arc DIttcn-EEeChu-
tions for Safety.
special Telegram to the Register
PROCTOR, W. VA, March 5.-There is
great exc tement in this vicinity over hy-
drophobia, which seems to be prevalent ell
over the county in general. Dogs, hogs
and cattle are going mad. Leonar Moore,
o. this place, has seven dogs which have
been bitten and gone mad.
A little child that lives with Mr.. Moore
was playing in the yard when one of the
dogs Knocked her down and licked her
face but did not bite her.
F. M. Parsons, who lives about thrse
miles in the country, also has some dogs
that have gotten loose and are running
through the county biting everything they
meet. The people here are killing their
dogs or shutting them up TO keep them
from being bitten. People do not regard
themselves safe on the roads.
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p.o,.o, Marv washington,s Grave.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March 5.-Citi-
zsns of this city held mass meeting last
evening to consider the rumored sale OF
the land in which lies buried the body oi
Mary washington. Resolutions were
adonted denouncilg such sale and pledg'
ing the people of the city to erect a monu'
ment over theg grave. Mr.. Shepherd, own
er Of the land, denied that he had taken
snv stems whatever looking to the sale o.
the property, and had authorized no such
stens by any other person. In addition nt
voluntarily gave 60-days' option Tor tn'
purchase of the land for 81, 500.
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ATfxas ATossback Resigns,

DALLAS, Ten, March 5,-W. L. Cabell'
the Democratic marshal for the northern
district of Texas, yesterday forwarded his
resignation, to President Harrison, to take
effsst at once. He is q waJback Demo
erst and could not stand the new order oi
thingg.
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r.,al CELEBRATION Of the Inauguration.

CAIRO. ILL, March 5.-Charles Wiel
was instantly killed and George Schook
dan0erou,ly wounded, ye1terday, at Col
conda a small river town near here.
These men. with several Others, were firing
= cannon in honor of President Hsrrison's
;nsnOuration, when the canson was dis
charged prematurely with the result men,
tiOned.
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nna ot the nIreotor. CommIts suIcIde.

PARIS, March Son the Bourse to-day,
Societe des Metaux shares were quoted at
1870 frances, and Compton Descompte
shares at so francs. NJ. Dsufert, direc-
tor of the latter company, is dead. 1t is
reuorted ths. he committed suicide.
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Three Bullets Settled Him.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 5.-A spe-
c;al from Natchitoches says: On Saturday
night DR.. Collins was shot and killed by
WIN. Palo. Collins had assaulted Palo,
and attempted to shoot him with rihe,
when the latter drew a revolver and shot
Collins three times.
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ILLS March 5 Newton Watt.
lNet in prison here for com
iae Rock leland train robbery
.-- OF Express Messenger Nichols,
'lay of consumption. His wife
.,,.-..--. were present, and he died de
70 tlem. ''I am innocent
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The French copper Syndicate.

PARIS. Msrch 5.-Itis reported that the
Chamber of Deputies will discuss the
question of the workings OF the f1encn
syndicate which has secured con'roi o'
the copper market.
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The Lnndnn Prize Ring.

LONDON, March 5.-A prize fight for the
light weight championship and goo be-
tween Wallis, Of Birmingham, and Goode,
of Patterses, took place to-day, GOode
fought gamely, but was completely
knocked out ia ten rounds.
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Kansas City,s Inaugural Ball

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 5.-At the
exposition inaugural bali last night, the
rroOramlne and music were the same that
were used at Washington, and the dances
were started by telegraph at the same mo-
,,ent that they were in Washington.
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,,-,vato secretary Halford Sworn In.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Eiijah W.
Halford took the oath of Office as the
Presidents Private Secretary last night.
II was administered by Mr.. Crook, one Of
The Executive clerks. He formally as
snmed his duties this morning.
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,,,,,nrer Get. a sword OF Honor.

PARIS March 5.-A deputation from
Bouloene has visited General bouianger
and presented him with sword OF honor.
The Government has forbidden any similar
demonstrations in the future
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THE delicious fragrance, refreshing cool
ness and soft beauty impaired TO tne sAin IN
by Pezzonis Powder commends IL 70 al
ladies.
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Secretary whitney Takes Official Leave
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Secretary
Whitney took official leave of the officers
and employees of the Navy Department this
afternoon and at the same time took occa-
sion TO say few pleasant words in regard
to his successor. He said: 81
am personally acquainted with Judge
Tracy snd consequently can truthfully
congratulate you upon his selection. He
is a man OF probity and ability and will
make On excellent Secretary of the Navy.
Il is a good appointment
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Mrs. Parting,on usesSalyatiOn0il for rheu-
matis and brown cretus. IL costs p cents.
The doctors said he could not live; bat
he took DE-. Bullls Cough Syiup and llyes.
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glee clubs serenaded the President with

glee ciuDS 5erenaded the President with
stirring campaign songs
Col. James B. Young, Executive Clerk
Of the Senate, came to the White House
about 2 O'Clock and delivered to President
Harrison In person an official notice OF
the confirmation Of his Cabinet by the
Senate. 1t is expected that they will
qualify in time 10 enter upon the dis
charge of their duties tomorrow morn
ing Messrs. Blaine, Window and Proc
tor had brief interviews with the Preei-
dent this moraing.
The late Republican Committee of No
tiGcatiOn called upon the President by
special appointment at 11:30 a. m. and
afterward upon Vice President Morton.
The following were present: Obed
Wheeler, Wyoming; II. A. Porter, New
Jersey; John o. Doughsrty, Tennessee;
George Denny, Jr., Kentucky; George
Christ Arizona; James n. Houston, In
diana; Frank Resder, PsnnSylvania; +. l..
Burden, Massachusetts,; VIM. Mcpherson,
Michigan; +. p. Mais, Oregon; VIM. NJ.
Msrize, Maryland; Thomas w. Scott,
Illinois.
Gen. HarrisOn's old regiment, the Sew
entieth Indiana, were accorded a special
reception at O'Clock this afternoon. Gen.
Beaver and staff were received shortly.
The President continued his reception
up 10 $3.50 O'Clock and shook hands with
thousands of persons, iAcinding the mem
bers of many military and civic orgapiza-
tions. Secretary Blaine came in with the
rest Of the crowd crowd and stopped for
q short chat with the President. He was
recognized by the waiting throng as he left
the house, and was given quite an ovation,
hundreds Of persons insisting upon shaking
hands with him. Another conspicuous
visitor was Representative Randall, who
called with the Pennsylvania Organiza-
tiOss. Gen. Barnum, of New York, and
staff and Senator HOar were also among
the visitors.
At O'Clock this evening President Har.
rison gave a special reception to about 200
persons, comprising the Boys in Blue,
of Troy, n. Y, and their wives, and the
Cleveland Grays, an organization which in
1s41 escorted William Henry Harrison
through Ohio.
All of the Presidents cabinet are in
the city with the exception OF Postmaster
General WsnamRker and Secretary Rusk,
who will, however, be here tomorrow.
All the members ef ex President Cleve-
lands Cabinet rendered their resignatiOns
to President Harrison yesterday snd he &C
ceptsd them to-day to take effect upon the
qualification OF their successor.
Assistant Secretary Rives, of the State
Department, has rendered his resignation
to take effect at ouce. he left this even
ing for New York city, where he will re-
sumo the practice Of law.
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Thesimplest means TO cure cold OF GO Sousn as.
is DIR. Bulls Cough SyrDp. Prics % Gus
Assn anodyne Salvation Oil has no equal
II literally annihilates pain. Price % Gus
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March Governor
~ praoasd John Lambert, Of
who WAS sentenced at the
'a'7t Ia l,,1 to i've yesrs in
.'t..alg Tie sss pardoned on
,.. al.on o. Hon. Ira j. McGinuis,
.-l before whom the csse was
" Twelve OF The Jurors who tried
Us. Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
' and other citizens. The
-... r.S lated hat in thsir opinion
evidence produced the sentence
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rcLAlRsvILLE


lIaeuLE 3D., March Moses
Sine f-.- ual for forgery has been
Er-..'- be- Common Pleas Court since
aT oIca,ei to-day ai O'Clock
,--.F Houeht IN a verdict OF guilty on
Kline kespi country store
. a.t-- -1rrg this county, aud had
PEI. tau rll,s oi $3.50 each
| G. Merryman, mother of
lar Kelly. aged SO years, died
t.-.-- ro-ru- She was q beEeyo-
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',"r'ar Banquet at Charleston.
.'N, W.. Va, MMch The
-n.a-a gave a grand banquet
a-eu- tonight TO the wives
members Of the Order. John
Dar.esion's famous caterer,
'p1e- with terrapin, game, and
csci,s Of the season. The af
grand -uccsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

telegraph: "What 10 the matter with the
goods? We haven't received them. Send
them right away. We want them now. or
We don't want them at all" And Won
keep writing. and you keep telegraphing,
and you keep sending your wagon to the
depot OF to the express ofice, or to the
wharf, until you get the goodA
In matters Of religion We are not 90
wise - that We ask certain things to b
sent from Heaven. We do not know
whether they c. me or not. We have not
any especial anxiety - to whether they
como or not. We may get them and may
not get them. Instead Of at seven O'CLOCK
In the morning saying: "Have I got that
blessing?" At twelve O'Clock MONDAY ask.
ing: Have I got that blessing?" - seven
O'Clock in the evening saying: Have I
rec lived that blessing?" and not getting
it pl aiding, pleading-begeing, begging
asking until you & t il Now.
my brethren, 10 not that comm a sensef
II We ask . thing from Cod, who has
sworn BY His eternal throne that He will
do that which W ash. 10 1t not common
sense ,ha' We should watch and wait until
We get it:
But I remark again: We want more
common o IN dol & GOOD. How many
people there are who IA to do good and
yet are dead failures? Why 10 iti They
do not exercise the same tact the SIN
ingenuity. the Same stratagsm, the same
common sense In the work Of Christ that
they do in worldly thInsa Othsrw,ss
they would ,ucceed In this direction a.
we'll as they succeed in the other. There
are many men Who have an arrogant way
with them. although they may not feel
arrogant Or they have . ~patronising
way. They talk 70 . man Of the world in
. manner which seems 70 say: '.Don't
you wish you were o. good - I an? Why.
] have to look clear down before / can go
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

ing OF between promenade all" '3oea
hands," ''sachet to partners" 'tal-e-maa
left"
Mandy's dancing WAS something pleasant
70 see. Her plump, pretty figure, with the
lines Of youthful grace stiu In It, showed 70
great advantage - she took the steps with
Nathan, proving ~ had not forgotten.
The dress came. Nathan VA . little dis
appointed, but Mandy was pleased and n
most wished she could 20 to the ball.
Nathan, having ideas Of his own on the
subject they searched the whole city over
before they found tho right person to IN
dertako the making Of the dress. Then
Nathan said to her: 'Now, / want it to 1t
amazin'. You can cut 1t . little low, for
Mandy's got such . pretty neck. Make 1t
stylish. Money don't need to bender"
He stopped every dayto sce how the maxi
ing progressed.
Just four days before the ball the dress
came homo in . large box. Mandy was
looking ut it and wondering if she
should not wait and let Nathan open il,
when . city ambulance drove up TO the
house, and ~ Mandy with an agonized
face opened tho door, they brought Nathan
in to her.
90, Nathan! what's the matter?" she
cried, when she knewh he wa moi killed.
81 fell on . piece Of ice and broke my leg.
they say. Oh, Mandy, I'm afraid you can't
70 to tho ball" and he groaned.
"Do you suppose I caro- for that when
you're hurt!" said Mandy.
When the doctors had set the leg and told
him it meant three months in bed, and
when he felt Q little easier, they talked it all
over.
"I'n sorry on your account, Mandy. ]
did 90 want you to 60. but you've nevef
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

been worry much sot on 1t. I guess you wal
right. We amt just the ones to 70. I SET
it now. but l thought you'd enjoyit-"
81 never meant to 60. I knew we'd b
made fun of, but that dress did almost
tempt me. I hadn't got tho box opened
when you was brought in. wouldn't care
but it was awful foolish Of you, Nathan, to
get it; l wonder I let you"
"YOu couldn't help yourself, Mandy, and
I amt sorry, but I did want that dress to "a
to the ball"
Later, Ruth Brown, their pretty young
neighbor. came in to sit awhile. Ruth's
family were not rich, but they moved in the
best society. Ruth had been much pleased
with the SINNERS. Their domestic life
interested her. She liked to watch them
together.
She talked on and on, Of q reception, q
concert and the latest news of the charity
ball.
II want 20 to 60. Frank Mitchell asked
mo to. I ought to have told him NO, but I
hoped there would DO some way out, and I
have even been wicked enough to pray for
something to wear. Mamma and I have
looked over every single article Of clothing
We both possess, and there is positively
nothing left. Frank 10 coming up tonight,
and I shall have to tell him I can't 90 be.
cause I have nothing to wear and poor Lit.
tie Ruth burst into tears.
I'm provoked at myself for telling my
troubles here when you have 30 much to
bear, but I did y want to 60" the sobs sub.
siding.
"Nathan," said Mrs. Skinner, layingdown
her knitting, "don't you think Ruth and
mes about the same sizel Just wait . mo.
ment, " and Mandy left the room.
She returned with the big white box.
When It wa uncovered Ruth opened her
eyes wide with wonder. "Ohi OIL" she
cried; 'syou beautiful thing"
Yes; it was beautiful. Even Nathan Wa
satisfied.
''Now, Ruth, you run upstairs md try il
on and then come down and show us" said
Mrs. Skinner.
"But where did you get tit" asked Ruth.
81 got it for Mandy to wear to tho ball, !"
said Nathan.
Then between them they told the whole
story.
sIm thankful va was Kept from making
fools of ourselves" said Mandy.
When Ruth came down, managing her
train with wonderful skill. Nathan raised
himself on his elbow and exclaimed: swell
II that amt Q stunnerI"
Mandy walked over, threw her arms
around the girls neckan Kissed her - she
said: ssThere's the gloves and the other
fxin's, too"
90 the wine colored velvet went to the
ball in spite Of fate
Frank Mitchell had boon counting on that
opportunity for % long, and there was .
question asked and answered there that
night that made two people happy.
Ruth still persists in saying: 81 owe Il
all to the SINNERS and the velvet dress
Nathan got for his wife to wear to the BALI
A. e HUHIBuT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
ssrr's OUR DUTY 10 CO."

lin, but he described the thing he wanted
- nearly - he could. Then he enclosed Q
liberal check and directed It 70 o Of the
uruminent New York houses.
I'VE kin git yer other axin's hero, ]
-s'pose," he said
The wext night after supper. With IN art
fnlness worthy OF . diplomat, Nathan be-
e,n to talk Of ''old times." Times when
thsy. bad danced together. When he
thousht he bad cautiously ledupte the sub
led. he said: MANDY, I WAS spracactn' .
fiftle upstairs, and I find I've kinder forgot
.0en how some Of them steps goes. 1t won't
- no hurt to try 'em . little. Come on.
Mandy, I shan't dance myself, but l want
Vuu 70 practice . little % you'll b good and
60her."
Nathan held out his hand and Mandy tool
4 Nathan's movements, although ratneI
asiR and awkward. showed htS exceeding
.miayment - be Whistled the cd tunes ce9