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DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

J.P. W1THERs, of the third dis
trict, was unanimously elected the
President of the Board Of Supervis-
ors, on Monday.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

GEORGE BANKS, has bought out
the interest of s. Il. HUMPHREYS
il, the old firm, and will continue
IN the Dry Goods and supply busl-
ness at the old stand.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09
"THE EASIEsm, SAFEST AND BEST"
The Lightest, Cleancst and most durable
Appliances, in use, for the Relief
and Cure of
EH1P,NT a

They are worn night as well as day,
retaining the Rupture with absolute Ger.
tainty, and cause no heatirg or chHting,
the fine pcrforation allowing the pCrsp-
ration to escape and permitting free acc
eSs of air to Tie parts coIclCd by the
Pads.
They act as q supporter to the back as
well Us to the abdomen and are absolute
Iy uncqualcd tor comfort and efficiency.
Physicians and Surgeons Of the high,
est rank in the profession, have pronoum
ccd them the most perfect instrument
ever inven'cd for the purpose designed
They are adapted to all classes, male
and female. cd and young, and for eve
ry kind of occupation, from Fcdentail
life to the mOsr muscular lubOrer. ant
fhe Wearer has no more incOnvenlcnct
tom the Truss than he has from his und
rrcIothes. j. Il. M. = NJ IT II,
Nov 2S, '89 Sole Agont-
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

JOHN T. PuLL1N the present keep
ar, was awarded the keeping OF the
Paupers at the County Poor House,
by the Supervisors, for the next two
wears, on Monday, at $3.50 per head
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

T. c. Dockcrv. Sheriff administrator OF
Estate of e.. W. Nail. deceased,
VS. No 1879.
Sarah Della White, t. al.
The STATE tT MISSISSIPPI.
To Sarah Della White, Wood,tocE.
Shelby county, Tennessee, and AnH''
White alias Annie Lacy, Memphis.
Shelby county, Tennessee.
YOU are commanded to appear haf,r"
the Chan Gerry Court of the county Of .)'-
Soto, in said State. on the first Mon(Ny
in February 1890, to defend the Sujr IN
said court Of I. G. Dockery, AdminSlrt-
tor, wherein YOU are defendants. A pro-
ceeding by the Administrator and crcdi-
tors of &. ". Nail deceased, to apply 10
payment Of debts, proceeds Of Lrn IS
sold for division, in case 1883, " SmEN
Della White VS. Geo. ". Nail, ct. al.
R. R. WEST, cIn>}l
Mckenzie & Wall sol'rs for com'st.
January 2, 1890 -4w
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

County Treasurer, W. B. Boone,
has his office in the back room OF
the store of PAYNE 4 BELL on Cen
ter street.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rA"Um, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblain',
corns and all skin eru1tions, and posi-
tiyelv .nlrcs Piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by J. T. NJ. SMITH
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

E. w. SMITH, ESQ, left Sunday,
for New Orleans, La, to tend a
meeting of Insurance men.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

"LittIe spells of fever, little chills so
bland,
Makes the mighty graveyard and the
angel band.
A little of Cheatham's Chill Tonic taken
now and then
Makes the handsome women and the
healthy men."
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

Hons. T. G. DoCKERY and L. W.
WILLIAMSON, left for Jackson, Miss,
Monday evening,
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

ALL the County Officers made
good bonds, which were approved by
the proper authorities.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

Young man, if You have the Itch or
any skin disease, You can't be too quick
in curing it. so buy at once box OF
Hunts cure. Guaranteed to cure. Sold
BY a Dockery.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

A. j. SPENCER, has purchased the
stock Of Goods, in the house on the
north side of the square, from II.
GREEN. ALBERT will conduct the
business by himself in the future.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

THE County Alliance meets on the
18th inst. See Secretarys notice else
where.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

G. R. BoYcE and II. r. G. FOSTER,
are at Jackson, attending to profess
ional business before the Supreme
Court.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

D. MCKENZIE, returned yesterday
from jackson, on professional bust
ness before the Supreme Court.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

THE DeSoto County Medical ASS
ociation, will meet in Hernando, on
Monday, January -, at 10 a. m,--
All regular practitioners invited.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

WE would earnestly request all
subscribers who are in Arrears with
us to pay up.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

W. r. DYE and S. t. HUMPHREYS,
have bought out Sloan Bros, and
will soon open up a full line OF Dry
Goods, Groceries, and general supp
lies, in the same house
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

AFTER two days session, the Su-
pervisors Board adjourned on Tues
day. Considerable important county
business was transacted.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

ONLY two of the district officers
failed to qualify and make bonds on
Monday.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

Is. y. Bynnm, ct. al,
vs. No. 1905.
J. n Ford, ct. al Executor,
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
70 !. n. Ford, Annie Bynum Stone,
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
4 plcss Rynum Peters, Newark, New
Jersey, and Mary Frazier Bynum,
Huntsville, Alabama.
YOU are commanded to appear before
the ChHncpry Court of the county Of De
soto, in said State, on the first Monday
in February 1890, to defend the suit in
said court Of B d. Bynum and Willie
Bette Bynum. wherein YOU are defend
ants. A proceeding for Final Settlement
Of the dictatorship under the Will OF
Bette f. Bynum, deceased.
Il. r. WEST, clerk.
Mckenzie 4 Wall SOILS for comp'ts.
january 2, lS9O-4w
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

An Irishman was told by teacher
that his charge for tuition was two
euineas the first month and one
gninea the second. "Then, be jab-
ers," said the pupil, "Tll begin the
second month now."-New York
Ledger.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09
tOLIMNIAN SOCIETY.

~. ~ ~ ! ~ ~ A'NJNEI u |
This Society will meet at the resi-
dence Of D. MCKENZIE, on Thurs
day, January 10th, 1890, at 7:3Op.m.
when the following program will be
rendered
Music, Miss Dickson,
Read'g or Rec'n, Miss Morgan,
Song, Mrs. Mckenzie,
Talk-Thos. H. Benton-John W.
LauderdaIe.
lntermission
Song, Mrs. Lee.
Discussion The Pilot-Dr. Jones.
Critic, J. W. Lee.
MATTE SMITH, Sec'y.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

MAKE your preparations for the
No Fence Law.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

"Time and tide waits for no man.. An
occasional dose Of Gheatham'S Chill Ton
c often saves You from long spell of
Sickn ess. No cure, no pay"
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

SEVERAL days of rainy and cloudy
weather the past week.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

Headache and backaches are forerunn-
ers of chills and fevers. Commence use
ing at once Chealham's Chill Ionic
Free from poisons, pleasant aud cure
guaranteed. Sold by A. Dockery.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

CoTToN bales are few and far
apart, now adays.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09
NOTICE
Farmers and S10cslEaa & ri

|now prl pared to treat all diseases
Horses and Mules. And prepare
Pep on hand a supply of CHARBoN
ERs, and other medicines, for
lam also prepared to take care OF
|rk entrusted to me for treatment.
address me at Eudora. P.O.
}. S. NICHOLS,
10, 1899 IT
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

REV. U. j. HEARoN, will preach at
the Presbyterian Church next Sun
day II o'clock a. H., and Sunday
night at 7 o'clock,
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

Hon. G. A. MARSHALL, was too
unwell to go to Jackson, on Monday
but will leave sometime during the
week.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09
No, 1928

Celia Dabney.
vs. No.192S
Steve Dabney.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Steve Dabney, residence and post Of
flee and address unknown.
YOU are commanded to appear before
the Chanoery Corut of the county Of De-
Soto. in said State, on the first Monday
in February 1890, to defend the suit in
said court of Celia Dabncy, wherein you
are defendcnt. a proceeding for Divorce.
r.. r. WEST, lerk
H. Il, c Foster, solr for com'tn.
January 2nd, lS00-+w
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

The Medical men of the county
meet next Monday.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09
Mississippi & Tennessee Z Il

MiSSlSSlppl q I6HHUSSC6 II "
trains leave fernando asfolloWs.
GONG NORTH.
Mail Ono stop 80. ..........6 40 am
Ssrdis Accommodation....... 7.46 m
Freight. ........ ''N~"~~ Z'Vo = III
GOING SOUTH.
Sardis Accommodation. .....5.2o pm.
Mail no stop. p........." 80. 'o'o'P'ln
Freight. "...'' '.''' ~ 'o d. III
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09
Estray Notice.

u TAKEN up by RICHARD RICH
ARDsoN, 6 II miles north east Of
Ga..14&' fernando, on the 4th day Of De
ccmbcr 1889, and posted before me ON
file llth day Of DeccmbPr 1883,
one IRON GRAY MULE,
about I years Old, thirteen hands high,
and branded on left shoulder.
Appraised at $1,000
And if proven away will be sold at
the court house door in llcrnando on tn"
first Monday in july. 1890.
RICHARD COBB, Ranger.
January 2, lS9O-3W
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

EBBlE G. WRIGHT
rs No '920.
FRANK L. WRIGHT.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
70 Frank L. Wright, Memphis, Shelby
conuLy, Tennessee.
YOU are commanded to appear before
the Chanccry Court Of the county of De
Soto. in said State, on the first Monday
in February 1890, to defend the suit IN
said court Of Ebbic g Wright, wherein
YOU are defendant. A proceeding for
dissolution Of the Bonds Of Matrimony.
R.R. WEST, clerk.
Buchanan & Mckay.
solrs for compts.
December 19. 1SS9--4w
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

The Board of Supervisors met
Monday.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

CHANRCERY COURT first Monday
in February.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09

lake your county paper, and be
happy.
DeSoto times., 1890-01-09
Local News.
BUSINESS very dull.

QUITE a change in the weather
since Tuesday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

not the reason why he did not fnd VIVA.
he expected. Ho saw all that there Wet wa, &c
fow fragments Of crackers in the po..ohlJid
a big bowl and liberal supply OF ploN ali
cucumbers in tin pan. That was "N'
And the dime was irreyocably gone. T..
He gathered up q few cracker-cirui.ho os
and tried 30 eat one Of the pickles, ou 1 y,
o Bohemian meal it was not success; den
minutes later he was out in the sueo e.
The applc-jack was with him and u Ma'
very busy. II made the lights IN the VIII -
dows dance like diamonds; u dug. noiesh -
the pavement under mis- feet II hlied his
brain with a foolish oxhilarationl Wiuch
gradually subsidized INTO q confused ShaIno
at the thought that he, Lawrence p Ia,,,o
gentleman born and bred, was hoal ~
less. HUNGRY. ragged. and drunk--yes'
actually drunk, on the streets of New l9 f
He staggered along he knew not now iar,
Il seemed interminable miles, TIL al ,ene'
be came TO a broad park IN the u'ddie "
the city. There he fell upon bench anu
an uneasy sleep closed his eyes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
CHAPTER II.
TIE rnrxcrss IN p1sGrEE.


A bird was +witter in the tree above
him when Mr.. Drane awoke. hi. COZ
seriousness returned al jump WIN wy
opening OF his eyes. and "a he looked up NJ
the gray sky he murmured:
"And rosy-nngered dawn brought 10 INC my
For full minute be sat there, his lungs
filed with the freshness 81 moThlAH' AI9
mind with the shallow exhiarailoh coilse-
oucnt upon the last fumes Of lntoNcauoh'
HE LEGS stretched ont NJ prepoaterous
angle. his hands plunged into ms trousrIs
pockets, his hat dchautiy posed uP9u III
lett ear. he looked at bis Shabby po"lJs
and shnbbier trousers, and smiled II lnl-
mite amusement.
" 4 man in my circumstances" lac
thought. would never imagine that
bundle Of rags may III conceal so Inucn
real Joy. Glorious morning. Lucky 10 see
it, by JOve."
This was fatal reflection.
INV circumstances he continued.
"What are they2 These are not mine ~
all They belong TO some one else"
His eyes were fEed at the moment upon
rent m his trousers which admitted
small detachment of cool. morning breeze
fresh from the sea. Tho smile on his iac =
gave way 10 an expression OK disgust, ana
ne sat mp in sudden irritation. This move
incnt caused q sharp pain TO shoot across
his back, which reminded him that the
way al tho transgrcssOr Is hard.
And then the full. delightful cussedness
Of the situation dawned upon him. what
should he do? What could be dOl
he sat MP again and looked hopelcssly
about Upon a bench not fifteen PAGES
away vas Young woman. evidently ser
want Of some kind, for her dress was OF
PLAIN material set OF with big white cuiis
nj the sleeves and such q frill of lace at the
neck as only ladies' maids wear. Her face
was concealed hya kerchIef which she held
20 her eyes, and which Mr.. Drane doubted
not was IN q process Of lachrymose
drenchine. lie watched her with Ian
guild interest, wondering stupidly what
brought her there at such an hour
whether .he had boon locked out
and feared rcprimaud or discharge
when she should 80 home, .whethe r.,
De, haps she, too. had INDUCED too
Freely in - BAH Mr.. Drane Tccoilod
IN profound horror at the sugecs-
ion Mas il possible that more acct
dental change in circumstances, The mere
accoutremcuts OF the slums, should make
him capable of entertaining for an instant
sucn thought about a woman! Was
man ID leo the victim Of his garments Z
ln silent reraratiOn for his unuttered Of
fence bir. Drauo began vigorously 70 think
Ill manner OF pretty things about the I'M
happy vOunc woman. insisting TO hlmsr II
that she must be beautiful innocent, in
jured. lovely. and so n.untl presently his
adiutivcs having been three times eXhaust-
cd he had worked himself INTO q lar lren-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
The buccaneers of Old

nauntei tho skull and cross-bones, their ensign,
ceGantly at tho masthead. Your modern pirate,
not on the high seas, but upon the high reputs-
ton Of standard remedies, skulks under various
DISCUSSES. His hole AID corner tfafic has never
tiers. although thai standard invigorant and cor
receive has long been tho shining marx at which
his shafts have been directed. Cheap local Bit
teIs' composed OF fiery, uurecaaei shmulants'
with an infusion, Or extract possibly. OF some
tonic bark, arc still sometimes recommended as
IDENTICAL with, similar 10, or possessing virtues
kindred 10 those OF Americas chosen family
medicine. These perish speedily, while ths great
subduer ana preventive OF disease pursnes us
successful career, overcoming malaria, tyspep-
sla, nervousness, kidney troubles, constipation,
aud rheumatic ailments, not only Oh this, bat on
many continents. NH i2-W(WF&Sd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
A Grnnrer,. niscovery.

Thousands of tourists. and among them
many art Commissioners. have thoroughly eX-
ahmed the bronze doors ou the east front
of the Senate wing of ,Ie Capitol, says
tic WASHINGTON Post. bu. il was reserved
FOR horny-Gsted son OF toll To- discover .
deiect i'm these works of American ar isans.
These doors were east D. lhicOpee, Mass,
and are intended 10 depict scenes IN the
early history Of the United States. Pro
ranent in one Of the centre panels on the
right-hAni side of tno entrance Is figure
ON horseback supposed t. represent the
Father Of ms Country returning ut the
lead of his victorious troops. lie must
have just come out OF pasture with his
horse. " remarked stalwart granger, after
surveying the door intcntly, for he has
10 stirrups. and Just look. his lcgs dangle
IL consequence" This criticism was found
to be tine, and il is the only drawback to
he enjoyment of the spirited scenes Dor
trayed IN bronze. for al the other panels
have generals properly equipped II they
happen to b. on horseback.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Published By ReqUesi,l

"Fajher, who travels our road 3D. late?p
Hush. nay child, IT'S the candidate.
Fl example % human woes,
Farly lo comes and late no goes
To grcoss the woman with coarty grace;
he kissos the babv's dirty fac5;
/ @ calls b. mo fence she farmers a. work,
80 bCrcs tho merchant ha hotLers he CLERK;
The ola 'Asmith Wlile his anvil rings
He grccis, ana his D. the song ho sings:
HOw1y, hoWdy, how dye do:
How is your vito, aud how aro you7
An, 70 ITS MY nst 80 DO other eau.
The horny hand OF tho wOrGiasman.'"
Husband, aho is that al tho ga'e.
I" Hide, my love. It's the cau4.ia.e!"
" Husband, why can't 10 w9gz ne y0u9
hes no nothing % 81 az home 20 DOR"
as dear, whenever Ineu ls down.
80 cas- p az home az 40 credit in town
Too plain % preach end 900 proud 10 bog,
1ootimii 70 rob am TOO LAZY t0 t.s,
Then over his morse his l't3 he fllugs,
And 20 the dear people tli5 song Lo sings:
'HoWdy, hOwdy how dye 10:
How is yOug wife and how are your
Al, 10 ft5 my h-t as 30 DINER can
The horny hand OK mo w0rklngman.'
Pro;hers who labor carly and late,
Ask these thing Of the candidate:
What Is his recofd9 How does nc stand
Al nome. No matter about his hand.
70 it hard or soft. 50 &c Is not prone
10 close over money not bis own.
Has he In view 90 thleVlng planf
j, be honest aud capable hes your mani
Cheer such man until tho welkin rings;
Join ~ mo chorus when be sings:
'Howdy, howdy, how Dye dor
bow Is your wife, AMI how axe your
An Il Mt my fist a. no other can,
The honest hand Of the worxlngman.''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

"Thatsthef fellow exclaimed the Young
man, pointing at Mr. Drane. IL charge
him with unprovoked assault"
Mr.. Drano's heart went into bis boots at
the prospect Of fresh humiliation, but be-
fore he could utter q word the policeman
had snapped IN iron ring over his wrist
and had said roughly.
"C0me now, step lively"
Dszea. mortified. crushed, Mr.. Drane
could neither speak nor move, and the
policeman drew back his club TO persuade
him into motion, but the blow did not
reach him. IL raised Il cruel welt on the
Young widows wrist, aud her voice
trembled with pain and Indignation as she
said:
DO not take this gentleman. Mr.. Off
corl He Wa at fault only III defending me
against that mans insults. Please let him
go.n
That's nonsense, Of course, Tom" SAID
be Of the black eve. The fellow tried to
rob me-
Come now. get move on" command
cd the policeman, giving Mr. Drane an I'M
comfortable poke IN the small of the back
with his club. Mr.. Draue stumbled for
ward. irving to tell his unhappy companion
e. pas I'D attention 10 MIN, when she once
more iuterposed, Selling the policeman by
his clue arm and implorng linn To- tree the
prisoner. The policeman shook himself
free, prodded Mr.. Dranc again, and said to
the young woman:
"Mill Won clear ont nOwt"
"No! / WON'T" she cried, and she
stamped her foot imperiou5iy. That
gentleman defended me and l won't see
HIM wrouged. SO there "
The policeman replied by rapping smart
" on the walk with his club and hardly
had he ceased when another blue-coat ap-
peared. -, =,
"Tako the young woman in, Charley"
said the first, laconicai!g
"This IS an outrage" exclaimed Mr..
Dranc, and then that quick, dismal phllo-
sophv REQUIRED 10 him and he saw that 1t
was an perfectly natural. Another poke
and "A warning from The policeman showed
him that it was FOLLY to resist. SO the five
marched up Broadway to the nearest sta
tion-housc Mr.. Drano wrGthful and ST.
lent. the widow indignant and fearful, and
he Of the black eyo sullen and yenseful.
fTO BT CONTINUED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

walked down according to directions. He
approached the clerk.
Some miserable thief" he began.
The clerk struck biz bell with alarming
force.
Walsh said DO 70 porter, put tins
eoufounded tramp ont. thoughtyouhred
Alm an hour ago"
So / did, sif" said Walsh, rolling up ms
sleeves. but lac don't come back this time
unless his remainders is brought up from
tie sidewalk IN basket"
Mr. Draue turned about with the inten;;
tention Of standing the porter on has heaa
!or his importinence, thing be codid
ssslly have done. for he was young man
remarkable strength and excellent tram
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
uENUINE NEW JERSEY APPLE
lack. TEN CENTS.

"That must be something Ike cider" no
rafected. and then be said aloud: GIVE
me glass Of apple-jack.' ,,u
ats a little out Of season. but IN go
ver . said the bartender, and be produced
ihe fluid. Lawrence drank IL IN hurry,
hecense be was anxious TO get at inc iTee
lunch. IL mado him cough;
Your apple-iack is trifle strong" said
he. alphabetically -. #, ,o;a
IF you don't like our appio-laso ~, ~, st W.
the baE-keeper. you can taAe ~ o"' w
law lawrence fastened to say that on second
tbonght he found il the best he had ever
ta a In reality he perceived with horror
that II Was already going. to his head.
There was mist before his eyes as he
made for tic lunch counter. but that was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
rur RICHMOND DIsPATCH--SUNDAY. MARCH 16 1890.

vice went 10 the Adams Hotel. That was
in tho early afternoon. NY trunks were to
follow rne this morning. Fatigued with
tne worry of landing and tho waiting ior
customs officers and feeling the approach
otasick headache, retired. About6 o'clock
awoke refreshed 10 find that my maid had
disappeared with my clothing, my hand
baggage, and oil my money. She had ieit
me what | now wear, which / was forced
10 put on. The clerk ut the hotel very I'M
puoenty discredited my story SAID tnat
my, mistress had paid the bill and gone,
and that | was TO follow her to the St.
CLOUD. lie added. moreover, that Two
games OF the kind in one day were more
than he could stand. | was not clear as
TO ms meaning, but I understood MN 10
reter TO some man who had attempted TO
impose upon the house earlier IN the day
with similar story
Yes. that was me-" groaned Mr.. Drane.
ungrammaticallv
In sheer desperation" continued the
hapless widow. II went 20 the St. Cloud,
but, OF course, found no trace OF my maid;
Since then have wandered about most OF
the time in this park. supperless, sleepless,
and, until you intorposed, friendless."
Madam" said Mr.. Drane, when she mad
finished, your tale - most interesting"
And cieror fabrication, suppose 2"
she added, sadly.
No, MADAM do not say that" he, ex-
CLAIMED. H. confusion. for he was struggling
hard 90 believe IT Il am not a widower,
and have not been robbed by my valet,
but otherwise am in situation to trust
your account OF your career implicitly.
Somebody has taken my clothing, my
money, my credit, my name. my identity
from me, and"
Hush. D" whispered the widow; here
comes the officer again. Let Us be oil be-
fore he speaks 10 u.s.
As they walked into the street. and so
ont Of the sparrow-chaser's territory,
Mr. Draues feelings, which had been some
| what stirred by his companions recital,
sank again 20 level with his condition.
What in the world shall we dog" he
asked. I'm hungry
80 am ~ said the widow. % don't
know which way 10 turn
At this moment hurriedfootsteps behind
them caused them - face ABOUT. Ayoung