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The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-21

SwIFT's SPECIFIC cured me of ugly
and very painful boils or rising. l
had twenty-three on my back and
neck ut one time and great many
on my body. l took ). s s., and
two bottles cured me. This was i've
years ago, and have had no boils
since.
! w. M. MILLER, Arlington, Tex.
w. H. WIGHT, Of Rogers, Ark,
a prominent farmer and stock grower,
says that Swifts Specific cured him
OF letter of twenty years standing.
OF course in that time he had a great
amount of treatment, and says the
wonder is that he did not scratch
the flesh from his bones 5. 5. ;.
cured him quick and permanently.
The continued use of mercury
mixtures poisons the system, causes
the bones to decay, and brings on
mercurial rhen,atism. The use OF
5. 5. S. forces impurities from the
blood, gives good appetite and
digestion, and builds up the whole
human frame. Send to Swift Specific
Company, Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca,
for Treatise on Blood Diseases.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 5, Atlanta, Ga, offer a
re ward OF one thousand dollars t.
any one who will find by analysis u
ral ticle OF mercury, lodide OF potash,
OF other poisonous substance IL
s. s. 5.
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Agent in Flagstaff for the Chi
cago Carpet Co. Store South side
Of Railroad Ave. sIIlf
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-21
NOTICE.

Ladies' call on J. Derr, the tailor,
in Flagstaff, for fine fitting long or
short jacket. sl4-u
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-21
NOTICE

Is herebv given that am the owner OF
the undivided one half interest OF the
Vauderip Ranch. and known as the
. Burch Ranch" also the u divided one
hal, interest Ct the Real estate in Flag
taft. ako the d,vil.d one h " interest
OF all Cattle, branded bar " "a J. o, left
ribs. an horse, branded VI on left shout
der; tina. purchased the same in 1885 OF
Mat Kurch, | aid for the same, and have
never sold or gwen away any part oil The
said property, and any person purchasing
or ,radin,. for the said stock or Real estate
above mentioned oil any parties, but my
s-lf, do so at their peril.
,aI.ti N. VANDERBILT.
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-21

Subcribe for the ARIzoXA CHAM
PIoS, $500 year, SOU for SIX
mouths.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

The fret quarterly report ~ County
Supt. Wilson 10 tina Indiana School Book
Company. shows that Ia this county tho
Indiana S.rIes has heen heartily wei
coined. and the following number Of
each book disposed Of: lat Readers 1.l28
for eii2 so: "a Readers 62e for 1l2l. 20 /;
81 Readers 65l for 3l62.75; eth Readers
SIS for GIGS 90: 9th Readers l3< for 3l73,
70: Elementary Arithmetics SOL for
el92,65; Complete Arishmetics 653 for
$293. S.; Elementary Biographies $50
for el6l 20; Complete Biographies 43S
for e327 90; making sales total ol7l7, 63,
ia the two first months "a Dec 4.
Ofc,py books ia the one month since
thew were received there have been sold
If No. !. $40 for $l7.l5: No. 2. 2sS for
slaio: No. 3, 1875 for $9,75; No 4. 1863
TOR $40; No. 8. lao for 800 No. 8, %
for 81. 40; total sum $5S 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

.Amid the renewal Of the efforts OF tho
silver men 70 obtain their desires, the
roId fact must not be forgotten that,
though the price OF silver IL higher tina .
Il has been for several years, the stand.
ard silver dollar contains less than 70
cents worth OF silver"
The above silly paragraph II from last
weeks Republican "Independent,' and
yet Chris. would he glad 10 exchange all
OF the goods IN his Zone horse store -
100 cents to the dollar for silver, and
would jump Al the chance for new SUBJ
scribcrs III the same rate. LESS than rs
cents worth OF silver!" What does ht
take for q standard? lie could just a.
iruthfully cay that United States legal
tender notes contain less than one cont
worth to the dollar. Out on snch non
sense! The silver dollar contains 100
cents worth Of silver. and the paper dol
lar loo cents worth of power 10 trade a.
pay debts, as well a. the gold dollar. and
are just a. good standards Of value. be
cause our blessed government says the,
shall be q legal tender for lnO cents value
in all transactions OF every kind. aud Tho
great masses OF The people find one ju-t
rs convenient for exchange "a the other.
But probably his standard OF value il
based on the rich monopolists. diamonds
which have no legal tender value! Haf
he fallen heir 10 somc big fortune thus
to deride the silver dollar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.,


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. HARRISON.
= girl. Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Bledsoe, . girl.
Ballard & Co. have got their single
machine ready 10 20.
Rabbits are worth 2 cts, nj Ballard y
Cos store. DR.. Line Il paying the high
ast price for fur.
DR.. Whittier has flied his new house
with choice. cheap goods, drugs and
patent medicines. and his new shoe and
boot factory IL doing thriving business.
IIillham excels al Other small towus for
business.
WIN. Draebing. the worlds greatest
natural mechanic. Is pushing his new
wagon and machine shop 10 completion t;
the new single machine will cut
shingles for Mr.. Draebing's shop first.
Vice President Morion's saloon does
not affect onr town OF the measles.
The Courier must have been mistaken
about Barnet CLasteen getting marriage
license, ss report says he u married !;
then that he and Peter went 10 Jasper 70
yet license and the girl had not been ~
the county long enough. Barnet just
brought her out TO stay with Ma awhile !;
all ofthese reports are not false.
Literary society every Tuesday night
It Stringtown.
f. M. B. A. meetings are quite numer.
ous and are accomplishing . great deal
u good. Let the good work 60 on until
Ill Others treat Us fair.
ZIrrY COOK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

Owing 10 the recent heavy raipfu
country roads are in very tad condi
lion.
We are inclined to think that the H. NJ
Is. A. organization IL on tho wane il
this locality.
A temperance lecture was delivered
by the state organizer Of the w. q. +. u
1t New Lebanon Egypt q short time
since. There was large audience and
the argument brought TO hear against tht
liquor traffic was the soundest we havt
ever had the pleasure Of listening 10.
Mics Helen Rose has been given charge
Of the work Of organizing the w. q. 4
u. in Dubois Co.
STATE INTELLIGENCE.
Governor Hatfield has appointed the
following persons to Office:
Elijsh Hatfield, minister to Ireland
Chas. Rose. minister to Egypt; r. j. Nj
Rose, minister TO Skywagba jerome
De Motto. envoy extraordinary and min
ister to Hog Heaven j. M. Afford. com
missioner Of patents; Barton Anderson,
com missioner Of pensions David Adams
Of Adams Express Co., aud
John DeMoii, Sr., post master general.
SLAsHER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

The Angel OF Death has taken Emms
Kicilner from our midst, a flower 4
bloom in Heaven. Emma was % years
2 months, aud IL days old.
She was called last Friday morning
Dec. 9. 10 leave this world OF sin and
trouble, and be At peace with tho angels
around the throne OF Heaven. She
struggled with the -death-for
some time, but when told she could not
get we'll her only wish was, s'ifI could
only die and be at rest But no, she
had r. wait and endure the bitter psngs
Of death approaching nearer and nearer,
I'LL God called her home to rest. She
will be missed At home and abroad. FOR,
10 know her was to love her.
The bereaved family and relatives
have the the sympathy OF her many
friends. and may they live like life. and
when called 10 90, meet their loved one
IN the realms Of eternal bliss, whore iii 4
Joy and peace and parting never comes.
HAYsviLLE, Dec. 0, 1889. a. N. "A.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

We have large Stock OF Christmas
Toys, Candies, Nuts; also Handcrc n efs,
Towels, Tides, Table Covers. Shawls,
and other goods suitable for PRESENTS.
Remember you may select any thing In
Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions. Shoes.
Hats, Caps and CHRISTMAS GOODS.
and BY paying Cash get the DISCOUNT
OF FIVE PER CENT. No discount Al.
lowed on accounts, ONLY ON SPOT
CASH. TRY Us, 1T WILL PAY
YOU.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

0UAt the funeral OF JesF. Davis 81
New Orleans. last Wednesday = nun.
her ~ @. A. q. men joined IL the pro.
ces>ion. and the Commander OF one Post
scted a. pail bearer. They GRACEFUL,
recognized the honorable service or the
deceased IN he Indian wars. aud the war
with Mexico. and his grand fathers ser-
vice in l776 IN the Revolutionary war,
and his fathers In the war Of 1872
When time brings sense. and assuages
hstrcd, people who oct from principlc,
will honor him for carrying out in the
terrible Rebellion, the principles taught
him hy the u. 8. government during biz
education as young man ~ West Point
The mistake was the Government used
ssxs books In lis Military College lin
1862. incuIcafing the right or States 70
secedc from the Union, and only the war
drove that hallucinafion from tho minds
Of lie students, and settled that question
forever.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

81. Louis Globe Democrat: All the
machinery IN the shops or the LoulsvIlle
and Nashville at Edgefcld, or East
Nashville, has been shipped 70 Evans-
vile, where the new shops are 10 Do 10.
Gated, and Nashville IL sincerely mourn.
ing loss that will prove very serious.
Heretofore the employees Of the shops
have been spending each month between
$4,000 and $4,000 there and the re-
moval will make very decided differ.
ence IN the receipts Of many Of the busI.
ness houses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

After next April elections will be dif-
ferent affairs from what they have been
heretofore. Workers cannot get Nd 70
the polls except 10 vote themselves, nor
can they supervise the marking or tick
eta or casting Of votes.
Voters will have 20 d. this for them.
selves, Or II too illiterate or inirm to do
y, they must get the sworn election or.
fcers to do Il for them. Safeguards ere
provided against the buying OF votes, 10.
timidaiion, and al other improper innu.
ence.
10 fact, amer April our elections viii
Be tame but honest affairs. - Evansville
Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

The Supreme Court Of the United
hiasev has jn-t handed down an opinion
IN : case instituted BY the women o.
Missouri, through Mrs. Virgins l.. MI.
ns'r for prot.ciion in the exercise OF her
rishf 10 vote. In which II 4 held that the
SITE j. the sovereign power and creator
~ The voter. and OF every legislative
brsnsh In The nation. The language OF
the decision on this point j. ~ follows
Ring born in the United States, a
woman is person and therefore . citi.
z-n, but The Constitution Of The United
Safes does not confc~ The right OF sui.
frsge upon any one. Tie United States
has NO voters In the States Of it, crea.
lion: the elective Officers Of The United
States are al elected directly or indi.
rectlv by State voters"
n IL difficult TO see how. under IN IL de.
cision. Congress can Constitutionalis en.
a.t laws 10 regulate and supervise Con.
vres.ionaI and Presidential elections Z.
Senator Sherman proposes 10 do.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS!
AND HOW TO GET ONE FREE (!

From Dec. LIST to Jan. 1st. we
will sell our ENTIRE Stock
Of goods LOWER than ever
and give a discount Of 3 cts.
ON the DOLLAR TO ALL
WHO PAY CASH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13
NEW BRICK YAl
BRICK FOR SAL

John Gcicr, jr., has taken charge
|brick-yard 1t the North side Of ~
and now has for sale, Ia any quantity
sired, brick Of oil qualities. He ~
people Of Dubois county for their cus,
and will make favorable terms On
patterns. JOHN GEIEk
Aug 81, '88--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

ALLOWANCES
a. ~ 1adoiph. Treas. saisry S2non'
R. Wilson. 60. Snpi. 2q5 ~
I.,hn Grs'nei-nsch.r Aui- = 5s3 ~
leroy Cave. Supt Poor Farm 1870
q. u. Rudolph. llaal
ch.s. Odiengcr. rsnpsr co;Iins, ~ IA
Inquest on r Spuriock 22Gu
" Guide u g5
u D~yer l22n
John Olinger hr'ixe l35 "a
TrS,ior 4 Hunter. Atiy's 57.N
las. Bnrhsrt. ni>e 374n
S-nfinci Go. stationery 2ni'
y N. Rurlingan,e bridge lSS n
Jahn r. Ssib, sec, Beard Of Health asts'
r schneider criminals 2eT.75
e. Dosne, stationery ~ 81
large number ~ other smaller al
ln..nces were INSIDE. rrinrinaily on
account OF penpers. among which was
M heal attendance npon John L. Sea-
eats wife e33 80.
Cox & Misbsrn were employed A.
County Attorneys for tho next wear
from Jan. 1 l-s0. a. SIPS % wear. they
~ attend al canes in which The county
V party, write all necessary contracts.
attend To all cases in which criminals
nav take change 81 venne from Du-
bois county. v ithous cxfrs charge excepf
scfnal expenses. and no general legal adj
vi-~rs OF the County Commissioners
whenever rsnus.sei.
friedman. S~heirirh & Co. wore em-
ploved 10 bniii new sfsirwsv tn Cours
vcrm and make other improveme to-
the Court room.
LIQUOR LscENsEs GRAINED.
Henry Krempp. lbs. Il. Fisher, Tint
ingburg. Louis Senr. Jasper. John
Altman. A. J. Fisher. Frank Senninger.
Ferdinand. Chris. SenDeng, Porters-
Vile.
The contract for Books and Stationery
for the next wear. Tor Duhoi. rnnnfy was
let ~ VIM. n Burford for sGIS 30.
The costa IL tho case of The state va
Samuel Ke-ierson were certified hv
Judge Collins. amounting "a 81 os9 45 4
due Orange county an change ~ venue
wss allowed; s733 10 wss for attorneys
fees-
Contracts for pauper practice were a.
:s,We1 a. follows
Dr. w. Hunter. Boone To. PEE vesr Il
4rv.so. TIT r. g. T4nkemcver. 1sAfnlaI
$4,000 DR.. u. A. Bighsm. i;ainbridge|
esOOul III
A gond deal ~ fims VS. occupied IN 4
hearing contested petitions for highways.
there being three such casr-. in which Al
lumber Of Witnesses. legal arguments.
with Inng drawn out reasons and re-
were heard. Il
The Bosrd adjourned, after an eight
tays' session Till Court IN course. II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13
Indigestion

Is not only a distr rssing complaint, OF
! itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, is the parent Of innumerablo
maladies. That Ayers earsaparilla
il the best cure for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
il proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, Of Brockway
Centre, Mich:
silver complaint and indigestion
made my life 8 burden and came near
ending my existence. For more than
reduced almost TO skeleton. and hardly
had strength to drag myself about. All
kinds Of food distressed me, and only
the most delicate could be digested &
all. Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated me without giving ro-
lief. Nothing that l took seemed to do
any permanent good until commenced
the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
has produced wonderful results. Soon
after commencing to take the Sarsapa-
riila could see an Improvement In my
condition. My appetite began to return
and with It came the ability to digest
all the food taken, my strength Inn
proved each day, and after . few
months Of faithful attention TO your
directions, / found myself . wei
woman, able TO attend to all household
duties. The medicine has given me
new lease Of life."
Ayers SarsaparilIa;;
PRErARBD NJ wt
Or. J. Q. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Price 81; siz bottles. IS. Worth - bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-13

Tho fret dsv Of Court Mr. Conrad
J,~kir. new Commissioner elect. entered
rron his dniies The other Commissions
srs August II. X -rrner AMI John J Al
les. sni The Auditor ani Sheriff bel. =
present.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-19
Tuesday, November 10, 1859.
REFORM I'm RUSSIA.

The world does move. A correspondent
writing from Kiev, Russia, to the New York
Evening Post, says that the report is current
to the effect that the Russian government is
about to abolish the practice of banishment
to Siberia. The same writer quotes distin-
guished Russian as confirming the report, so
far, at least, as it might apply to political
prisoners, who will thereafter be confined in
prisons within the boundaries of Russia
proper. It is said that Mr.. Kennan's writ
ings are the direct cause of the reform, ap-
proved and assisted by the present vice min
lister of the interior, Count Ignatieff, who has
served as governor general of Kiev and of at
least one Siberian province. Ignatieff him
self has, it is said, made thorough investiga-
tion Of Siberian abuses, and the mere fact of
his elevation to the ministry is regarded as
evidence that the czar and his immediate
followers are favorable to reform. The ap-
parent Russian indifference to the opinion OF
the civilized world is, as suggested by the
Russian authority already referred to, only
superficial, and when the record of Russian
inhumanity and barbarism was spread broad
cast through the world, the feeling of NOR
tiioatien became itself sufficient to inspire a
regard for at least the appearance of reform.
If Mr.. Kennan has accomplished this he
has reason for satisfaction and pride. He
has certainly told stories which are painful
enough to move even Russian despot.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-19
SOME DOCTORS.

Virginia has a law which is intended to
prevent the people of the State from having
their lives endangered by ignorant practi-
tioners of medicine. The board of medical
examiners has had before it some graduates
of medical colleges who wanted to "doctor''
in Virginia. Four applicants described
dengue or breakbone fever as ga fever that
comes on soon after the bones are broken" /"
and one conscientious graduate added that
"the patient should be cautioned against
moving, for fear the bones should break. u
Another made the remarkable announcement
that the peritoneum is ga serous membrane
lining the belly and extending into the
chest, covering the heart and Lungs" Other
new and startling discoveries which the ex-
aminers found in these papers were that the
"oesophagous passed through the larynx,"
and that iodine sis dug out of the earth in
blocks of iron." One Of the applicants with
out apparent hesitation announced that for
ty grains of powdered cantharides would be
a proper dose, and another was prepared at
the first opportunity to administer hypo-
dermic dose of atropine sufficient, says the
Medical News, to poison twenty adults, and
through the mouth dose competent to kill
a hundred. "It Is worthy of remark" adds
our contemporary, "that the candidates in
Virginia were not only ignorant of medicine.
but were ignorant enough of their own men,
tai state to dare the terrors of an examina-
tion."
This seems almost preposterous, but of
course 1t is true. It is saddening to think
that those who fail to pass the board of ex-
aminers in Virginia can find places to prac-
tice in other States where there is no such
board.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-19

Judge HarSis of the Kansas Supreme
court promises to give $500 to five Chris
tian sects, to be used in evangelical work in
the mountain counties of the State. There
is great need of suoh work there.
The real estate booms are not confined to
block in an undeveloped section of New
Yok, was recently disposed of at one hum
dred and three Thousand five hundred dol
lars, the owner two years ago having paid no
more than one hundred and fifty Thousand
dollars for the entire block.
Baron Douvezal, French officer, pro-
poses that France and Germany should fight
ON a new principle, each country to have
100, 900 men on its side only. At the same
time, he is liberal in his offers to Germany,
and says that that country may have 10000
Italians to help 1t. OF, course the Baron is
certain that France would remain master of
the field. Germany would then have moth
ing to do but give up Alsaee-Lorraine and
her standing armies.
One of the youngest monarchs in the
world is King Thantai, potentate of AMMAN.
He is nine years of age, very prececious and
fully conscious Of the importance Of his po-
sition. He is solemn and thoughtful, dis
dains childish sports, and spends all his time
in the seclusion Of his palace, studying, con-
versing with aged counsellors and poring
over books and manuscripts. He is learning
| Chinese and French, and shows remarkable
| aptitude in the acquisition of foreign
tongues. He is very arbitrary and exacting
and his teachers stand in great awe Of him.
| A Rochester (New York; man has invented
a voting machine. The chief points about 1t
are that it provides private booth into
which but one man is admitted at time and
which cannot be entered by another until
the one who has gone into vote leaves the
booth, his exit unlocking the entrance door
so as to admit the next voter. The booth if
five feet square and seven and one.hslf feel
high. This is divided by an upright, quar-
ter-inoh steel partition, thus making a mar.
row private compartment one foot by fyt
feet for the concealment and security of th'
mechanism and counting registers, thu
leaving separate private room or voters
compartment four feet by Eve feet.
The New York schoolmistresses are usinf
some arguments against the reappointmen
of two female school commissioners. "Wha
do you suppose one Of those. horrid womel
said to nay class the other daya" said black
eyed teacher. sI had on gray dress witt
green buttons, and several of the girls ha'
on dresses of different color from the but
tons. In saint-like way she said: M
dear old grandpapa used to say he alway
liked to see girls use buttons Of the sam
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-19
LOST.

A lost art-How to catch ish without lynn.
New York Journal.
The sheriff knews a good thing when he
seizes it.-Yonkers Statesman.
The burglar may be said to be q thrifty
man, because he opens the store long before
daylight.-Scranton Truth.
Someone is trying to make US believe that
we have no national air. The English yacht
owners know better.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Pope is said to be in bad state of
health, but 1t does not begin to compare with
the bad health of his State.-Boston Tram
script.
One of the heather customs which lady
missionaries have to get used to is not to
look pleased when natives tell them their
babies look sweet enough to eat.-Burlington
Free Press.
Marriage" remarked Biggs, "is a sort of
brief swoon. When I was first married
thought Mrs. B. and I were one; but 1t wasn't
long before we came two."-Boston Trans-
cript.
Thomas" -"Shure, Biddy, tn mashter's not
hale as smart a men as We sposed." Biddy
-"How do you be knowing" Thomas-"He
can naither rade nor write blissid wor r-rd
widout his glssses."-Epech.
Baldboy-Thanks, but I don't care to in
dulge. Everything goes to my head.
Smithkin-That 40. should think you
would drop in at the barber's and eat some
hair.-Burlington Free Press.
Lady Qeaving store)-I am up to the
tricks of these merchants. made him
come down So on the price. Merchant Ito
himself)-I am up to the tricks of these lady
customers. put the price up $4.-Texas
Siftings.
Chssterfeld-I dislike women BARRIERS.
Jinglets-Why, thought you were an ad-
| mirer of the sex.
Chesterfeld-so am; that's why hate to
be cut by the ladies.-New York Morning
| Journal.
A small, but slaagy, Yonkers boy thinks
that If the angels have wings they must be
very fly. He finds bis match in irreverence
in Schoharie bald gentlemen, who dees not
| want to be an angel, because with them IL il
| always fly time.-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Bigbee-"Why, Small, you are just the
man want to see. You have known me
eyes" "Well, would like you to accom'
modate me with loan of $10.o "Sorty,
Bigbee; but can't" "Can'tl Why notF
"Because I've known you five years. y
Time.
Mr.. Heavysides-I suspect your Italian
count, Rosetta.
Rosetta-Oh, papa.
Mr. Heayysides- the fact is, dear,
he became absent-minded at the table to
day. dashed some vinegar over little Williet
hair and began giving him Q shampoo
Town Topics.